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* This trope is ''normally'' not a concern for ''Franchise/ShinMegamiTensei'' adventurers. However, summoners unable to tame the demons they summon will suffer this fate in ''VideoGame/DevilSurvivor'' and Harada's idiotic attempt to create a connection to the Abyss to furnish him with limitless demon servants gets botched to his detriment in ''VideoGame/ShinMegamiTenseiII''.
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* ''Fanfic/JauneArcLordOfHunger'': In the chapter "Legends", a group of Sith cultists attempt to acquire the Mask of Darth Nihilus in order to reawaken the ancient Sith Lord's spirit. Upon being awoken, one of the first things that Nihilus does is turn on the cultists who summoned him and drain them of all their LifeEnergy. Justified since Nihilus's soul needs to feed on the Force to survive and had been spending thousands of years trapped in complete isolation within his mask. By the time he woke up, he was starving and instinctively attacked all living things within his vicinity.
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* In the episode "[[GratuitousGerman Die Hand Die Verletzt]]" of ''Series/TheXFiles'', Mulder and Scully investigate a seemingly Satanic-inspired murder in a small town. Turns out the killer is none other than Satan himself, who was summoned by the locals through rituals to advance their careers, and [[YouHaveFailedMe he's pissed]] because they aren't true believers.
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This trope when somebody frees or summons a Sealed Evil in a Can, and is immediately eaten by said evil. Often a trope that appears at the climax of a story. A sub-trope of EvilIsNotAToy and a common fate of cultists summoning an EldritchAbomination. One of the hazards of calling up what you can't put down. It's also a sub-trope of YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness.
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This trope when somebody frees or summons a Sealed Evil in a Can, and is immediately eaten or otherwise destroyed by said evil. Often a trope that appears at the climax of a story. A sub-trope of EvilIsNotAToy and a common fate of cultists summoning an EldritchAbomination. One of the hazards of calling up what you can't put down. It's also a sub-trope of YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness.
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* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'': The monster the Quintillius Harmon and his cultist minions summon makes an attempt to [[https://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20190417 eat him before he ascends and gains control over it.]]
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* A notorious and memetic example occurs in ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'' with gnome [[DealWithTheDevil warlock]] Wilfred Fizzlebang, [[SmallNameBigEgo self-proclaimed Master Summoner]], whose botched attempt to summon a [[BigRedDevil doomguard]] ends up with him unleashing something '''much''' more powerful [[LargeHam and hammier]] - the [[DemonLordsAndArchdevils Eredar Lord]] Jaraxxus. It doesn't end well.
-->'''Jaraxxus:''' ''[[NoIndoorVoice TRIFLING GNOME!]] YOUR ARROGANCE WILL BE YOUR UNDOING!''
-->'''Wilfred:''' ''[[BullyingADragon But I'm in charge]] [[KilledMidSentence he-]]''
** On that note, for a while it was possible for a player character warlock to meet this fate when summoning Doomguards and Infernals, as instead of being bound fully to the warlock like their regular pet demons, these two were by default hostile and only controllable via the notoriously unreliable Enslave Demon spell, which had a tendency to break at the worst possible moment, making these demons AwesomeButImpractical for purposes other than [[{{Troll}} griefing in low-level areas]]. Later expansions made them less impractical.
* Occurs in the in-game book ''A Tragedy In Black'' in ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'', wherein a child uses a spell to summon a [[BigRedDevil Dremora]] to help him enchant a dress for his mother's birthday. The Dremora offers him a Black Soul Gem (in the ''Elder Scrolls'' universe, enchanting is done by [[YourSoulIsMine trapping]] and [[SoulPower using]] the souls of other creatures), which the boy accepts. It turns out that accepting a gift from a conjured creature breaks the binding spell that forces it to obey the summoner's will. [[FateWorseThanDeath Fate Worse Than]] DeathOfAChild ensues.
-->'''Jaraxxus:''' ''[[NoIndoorVoice TRIFLING GNOME!]] YOUR ARROGANCE WILL BE YOUR UNDOING!''
-->'''Wilfred:''' ''[[BullyingADragon But I'm in charge]] [[KilledMidSentence he-]]''
** On that note, for a while it was possible for a player character warlock to meet this fate when summoning Doomguards and Infernals, as instead of being bound fully to the warlock like their regular pet demons, these two were by default hostile and only controllable via the notoriously unreliable Enslave Demon spell, which had a tendency to break at the worst possible moment, making these demons AwesomeButImpractical for purposes other than [[{{Troll}} griefing in low-level areas]]. Later expansions made them less impractical.
* Occurs in the in-game book ''A Tragedy In Black'' in ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'', wherein a child uses a spell to summon a [[BigRedDevil Dremora]] to help him enchant a dress for his mother's birthday. The Dremora offers him a Black Soul Gem (in the ''Elder Scrolls'' universe, enchanting is done by [[YourSoulIsMine trapping]] and [[SoulPower using]] the souls of other creatures), which the boy accepts. It turns out that accepting a gift from a conjured creature breaks the binding spell that forces it to obey the summoner's will. [[FateWorseThanDeath Fate Worse Than]] DeathOfAChild ensues.
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* In the finale of ''VideoGame/MegaManBattleNetwork3'', Lord Wily's consciousness (he pulled a BrainUploading earlier) is consumed by the PsychoPrototype Internet that he awakened and unleashed on [=NetSociety=], [[EldritchAbomination Alpha]].
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* ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'' invokes this trope via [[https://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=464039 Feaster of Fools]], a Demon that has both Convoke (meaning that your other creatures can help you summon Feaster of Fools) and Devour (meaning Feaster of Fools can eat your other creatures when summoned to get stronger, which most likely will be the same people that Convoked it).
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* In ''[[Literature/ChroniclesOfNarnia The Last Battle]]'', Shift uses the humans' fear of Tash to increase his own wealth and fame. This involves posing as Tash's high priest/chosen one and constantly threatening to sic Tash on Shift's enemies. The real Tash eventually learns about this, and he is ''not'' impressed.
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* In ''[[Literature/ChroniclesOfNarnia The Last Battle]]'', ''Literature/TheLastBattle'', Shift uses the humans' fear of Tash to increase his own wealth and fame. This involves posing as Tash's high priest/chosen one and constantly threatening to sic Tash on Shift's enemies. The real Tash eventually learns about this, and he is ''not'' impressed.
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--> ''I say to you againe, doe not call up Any that you cannot put downe; by the Which I mean, Any that can in Turne call up somewhat against you, whereby your Powerfullest Devices may not be of use. Ask of the Lesser, lest the Greater shall not wish to answer, and shall commande more than you.''
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* In ''Literature/TheBelgariad'' and ''Malloreon'' by Creator/DavidEddings, this is a common fate of [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]]-summoning sorcerers. The sorcerer can only maintain control of a summoned demon by continuously reciting spells at it. If he gets it wrong, he gets eaten, generally followed shortly by everyone else in the vicinity.
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* In ''Literature/TheBelgariad'' and ''Malloreon'' by Creator/DavidEddings, this is a common fate of [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]]-summoning sorcerers. The sorcerer can only maintain control of a summoned demon by continuously reciting spells at it.forcing it into a shape he controls, correcting deviations with more magic. If he gets it wrong, he gets eaten, generally followed shortly by everyone else in the vicinity.
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* In ''TabletopGame/Pathfinder'', Daemons stand out among Evil Outsiders as {{Omnicidal Maniac}}s that will immediately try to devour their summoners, body and {{soul|Eating}}, and usually continue to try even if they get roped into a MagicallyBindingContract. While Devils will try to ruin their summoners with [[DealWithTheDevil bargains]] and Demons encourage ForTheEvulz-style debasement, Daemons just want all life to end.
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This trope when somebody frees or summons a Sealed Evil in a Can, and is immediately eaten by said evil. A sub-trope of EvilIsNotAToy and a common fate of cultists summoning an EldritchAbomination. One of the hazards of calling up what you can't put down. It's also a sub-trope of YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness.
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This trope when somebody frees or summons a Sealed Evil in a Can, and is immediately eaten by said evil. Often a trope that appears at the climax of a story. A sub-trope of EvilIsNotAToy and a common fate of cultists summoning an EldritchAbomination. One of the hazards of calling up what you can't put down. It's also a sub-trope of YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness.
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* In "Demon Lord of Karanda", part of the Mallorean by David Eddings, this is a common fate of sorcerers. The sorcerer can only maintain control of a summoned demon by continuously reciting spells at it. If he gets it wrong, he gets eaten.
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* In ''TabletopGame/Pathfinder'', Daemons stand out among Evil Outsiders as {{Omnicidal Maniac}}s that will immediately try to devour their summoners, body and {{soul|Eating}}, and usually continue to try even if they get roped into a MagicallyBindingContract. While Devils will try to ruin their summoners with [[DealWithTheDevil bargains]] and Demons encourage ForTheEvulz-style debasement, Daemons just want all life to end.
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This trope when somebody frees or summons a SealedEvilInACan only to immediately get eaten by she/he/it. A sub-trope of EvilIsNotAToy and a common fate of cultists summoning an EldritchAbomination. One of the hazards of calling up what you can't put down. Is also a sub-trope of YouHaveOutLivedYourUsefulness.
This trope when somebody frees or summons a SealedEvilInACan only to immediately get eaten by she/he/it. A sub-trope of EvilIsNotAToy and a common fate of cultists summoning an EldritchAbomination. One of the hazards of calling up what you can't put down. Is also a sub-trope of YouHaveOutLivedYourUsefulness.
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This trope when somebody frees or summons aSealedEvilInACan only to Sealed Evil in a Can, and is immediately get eaten by she/he/it.said evil. A sub-trope of EvilIsNotAToy and a common fate of cultists summoning an EldritchAbomination. One of the hazards of calling up what you can't put down. Is It's also a sub-trope of YouHaveOutLivedYourUsefulness.
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* In ''Literature/TheBartimaeusTrilogy'' it's generally stated that demons will attempt to eat their summoners if they fail to draw a proper pentagram or stray outside of it. Bartimaeus himself alludes to having eaten a few wizards who made silly mistakes in the past. In book two a wizard is eaten by a demon because he copied the summoning circle from a book whose printer had deliberately drawn it wrong in revenge for the wizard assaulting and crippling his son years earlier in the prologue.
* In "Demon Lord of Karanda", part of the Mallorean by David Eddings, this is a common fate of sorcerers. The sorcerer can only maintain control of a summoned demon by continuously reciting spells at it. If he gets it wrong, he gets eaten.
* In [[Literature/ChroniclesOfNarnia The Last Battle]], Shift uses the humans' fear of Tash to increase his own wealth and fame. This involves posing as Tash's high priest/chosen one and constantly threatening to sic Tash on Shift's enemies. The real Tash eventually learns about this, and he is NOT impressed.
-->Tash: Here I am. What hast thou to say?
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* In DarkCloud once the Dark Genie is free it eats the person who organized the ceremony. The creature justifies this by saying that it hadn't eaten in 400 years and was hungry.
This trope when somebody frees or summons a SealedEvilInACan only to immediately get eaten by she/he/it. A sub-trope of EvilIsNotAToy and a common fate of cultists summoning an EldritchAbomination. One of the hazards of calling up what you can't put down. Is also a sub-trope of YouHaveOutLivedYourUsefulness.
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* This happens to Samantha the necromancer in episode 3 of SoulEater when she summons Wrath of the Pharaoh, because of all his undead subjects she'd taken control of by that point.
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* In ''Literature/TheBartimaeusTrilogy'' it's generally stated that demons will attempt to eat their summoners if they fail to draw a proper pentagram or stray outside of it. Bartimaeus himself alludes to having eaten a few wizards who made silly mistakes in the past. In book two a wizard is eaten by a demon because he copied the summoning circle from a book whose printer had deliberately drawn it wrong in revenge for the wizard assaulting and crippling his son years earlier in the prologue.
* In "Demon Lord of Karanda", part of the Mallorean by David Eddings, this is a common fate of sorcerers. The sorcerer can only maintain control of a summoned demon by continuously reciting spells at it. If he gets it wrong, he gets eaten.
* In [[Literature/ChroniclesOfNarnia The Last Battle]], Shift uses the humans' fear of Tash to increase his own wealth and fame. This involves posing as Tash's high priest/chosen one and constantly threatening to sic Tash on Shift's enemies. The real Tash eventually learns about this, and he is NOT impressed.
-->Tash: Here I am. What hast thou to say?
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* In DarkCloud once the Dark Genie is free it eats the person who organized the ceremony. The creature justifies this by saying that it hadn't eaten in 400 years and was hungry.