History Main / EverybodyHelpsOutDenouement

-->--The villagers, '''WesternAnimation/{{Encanto}}''', "All Of You"

* At the end of ''WesternAnimation/WallE'', all the humans work together to clean up Earth and rebuild society.

* In the epilogue of one of the [[VideoGameRemake remakes]] of ''VideoGame/KingsQuestIIIToHeirIsHuman'' (specifically, the one made by the company ''Infamous Adventures''), King Graham and Alexander are shown helping the citizens rebuild Daventry after a three-headed dragon had ravaged the landscape. This is in contrast to the other remake, ''VideoGame/KingsQuestIIIRedux'' where a green orb [[DeusExMachina revitalizes the kingdom via magic]]; or the original game, where fixing the destruction was never addressed.

* In the epilogue of one of the [[VideoGameRemake remakes]] of ''VideoGame/KingsQuestIIIToHeirIsHuman'' (specifically, the one made by the company ''Infamous Adventures''), King Graham and Alexander are shown rebuilding Daventry after a three-headed dragon had ravaged the landscape. This is in contrast to the other remake, ''VideoGame/KingsQuestIIIRedux'' where a green orb [[DeusExMachina revitalizes the kingdom via magic]]; or the original game, where fixing the destruction was never addressed.

A classic sub-trope of HappyEnding. Compare HardWorkMontage and RecoverySequence, which focuses more on the intensity of the labor than the unity of those involved and doesn't need to come after the climax. If done poorly, it can easily verge into SweetnessAversion territory.

A classic sub-trope of HappyEnding. Compare HardWorkMontage and RecoveryMontage, which focuses more on the intensity of the labor than the unity of those involved and doesn't need to come after the climax. If done poorly, it can easily verge into SweetnessAversion territory.

[[YouAreNotAlone We are only down the road.]]\\

A classic sub-trope of HappyEnding. Compare HardWorkMontage, which focuses more on the intensity of the labor than the unity of those involved and doesn't need to come after the climax. If done poorly, it can easily verge into SweetnessAversion territory.

[[YouAreNotAlone We are only down the road.\\

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* The ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode "Ensign Ro" concludes with the ''Enterprise'' crew helping support and rebuild the Bajoran refugee camp after Picard learned the horrors of their condition from Ro, who he offers a position on the ship.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheLorax'' ends with the musical number "Let it Grow," where the population of Thneedville agrees to start helping the environment after realizing what a horrible state it's in. The shot of the Lorax's home at the end suggests they've succeeded.

* ''Film/TheLorax'' ends with the musical number "Let it Grow," where the population of Thneedville agrees to start helping the environment after realizing what a horrible state it's in. The shot of the Lorax's home at the end suggests they've succeeded.

* ''Literature/{{Unique}}'' ends with representatives of the {{monster hunter}}s, the Magi and the civilized [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolves]] getting together and preparing to wipe out a murderous rogue werewolf pack, staging their attack from the [[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampires']] manor.

A classic sub-trope of HappyEnding. Compare HardWorkMontage, which focuses more on the intensity of the labor than the unity of those involved and doesn't need to come after the climax. If done poorly, it can easily verge into TastesLikeDiabetes territory.

* ''Film/{{Serenity}}'' has Mal, Zoe, and Jayne [[spoiler: (and The Operative's troops)]] fixing up the titular ship, while Simon and Kaylee are... otherwise engaged.

* In the end of ''Literature/DragonBones'', everyone works hard at [[spoiler: rebuilding castle Hurog, which had been destroyed in the victory over the villains.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Encanto}}'' ends with all the townsfolk coming to help out the Madrigals in a moment of gratitude. Together, they and the entire family Madrigal [[spoiler:repair the Abuela's house without any powers]].

* ''Film/TheLorax'' ends with the musical number "Let it Grow," where the population of Thneedville agrees to start helping the environment after realizing what a horrible state it's in. [[spoiler:The shot of the Lorax's home at the end suggests they've succeeded.]]

* An episode of ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' ends with the town working on gardens and picking up litter to ensure a better future before deciding their previous solution, having gay sex in a big pile, was [[CrossesTheLineTwice less gay]], and they go back to that.

* In ''Videogame/{{Persona 4}} [[UpdatedRerelease The Golden]]'', everyone in Inaba is shown making the town significantly better. [[spoiler:Rather than complaining that superstore Junes is stealing their business, local stores open a Locally-Produced Goods section in Junes. Namatame, who just had a very public affair and divorce, followed by being suspect #1 in his mistress's murder, is now running for mayor, with a good chance of winning. The local TeenIdol stops by once in a while to perform if things get too boring, and a super-sleuth KidDetective now calls the town home, making crime virtually impossible. Oh, and the local weather girl [[PhysicalGod literally controls the weather!]]]]

This is an {{ending trope|s}}, so expect major unmarked spoilers.

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* An episode of ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' ends with the town working on gardens and picking up litter to ensure a better future [[spoiler: before deciding their previous solution, having gay sex in a big pile, was [[CrossesTheLineTwice less gay]], and they go back to that]].

* In the ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' episode "[[Recap/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineS04E25BodyParts Body Parts]], Quark breaks a contract and most of his possessions, including equipment for his business, are seized by the Ferengi Commerce Authority. But then Captain Sisko starts bringing in some furniture and soon everyone from around the station brings in what Quark needs to reopen his bar.

* The GrandFinale of ''WesternAnimation/MenInBlackTheSeries'' ends with getting together to rebuilt their [=HQ=], which had been blown up in the previous episode.

This gives the main characters the manpower to quickly wrap up the story and avert the cliché where TheMainCharactersDoEverything. It also implies that characters are overcoming the events of the story and acts as an extra feelgood {{aesop}} about the power of teamwork and societal changes that can be enacted when people come together. If the community was not on their side for most of the story, their participation here also likely signals a turning point in their support towards the main characters.

This applies to a non-violent resolution in the {{Denouement}}. So, when many characters some together in the climax to resolve the plot through a liberal application of punching or fire, that is not this trope.

* In the series ''Anime/TokyoMagnitude8.0 '' (2009) which depicts Tokyo being hit a major earth quake also show the people of the city banding together to survive and help each other in the days that follow.

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** ''Anime/FromUpOnPoppyHill'' - the male and female students put their differences aside and band together to fix up and save the club house / the people of Yokohama band together to help Umi and Shun make it to the harbor in time to speak with a ship's officer who has important information about their shared past.
** ''Anime/{{Ponyo}}'' - After the flood, the towns people form a boat convoy / Sōsuke's parents, the goddess of the sea, the wizard and the residents of the retirement home get together to bring the movie to a resolution.

** ''Anime/SpiritedAway'' - Although they are initially content to sit back and watch her suffer, the denizens of the bath house band together to help Sen with the stink monster. Later, a group of characters who were all originally hostile to Sen work together to make her a protective charm.

* The 60s special ''WesternAnimation/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' faithfully adapts the ending of the book of the same name, where all the Whos in Whoville come together after having their gifts stolen to enjoy the holiday in each other's company.

%%* In the feature length ''Anime/SummerWars'' (2009), the entire Jinnouchi clan bans together to take down a computer virus that threatens the country.

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* In ''Film/TangshanDadizhen'' or ''Aftershock'' (Chinese, 2010) twin brother and sister are tragically separated in the Tangshan earthquake of 1976. The girl is rescued and adopted by members of the Red Army who went to the city as aide workers and the boy remains in the city with their mother. Years later, when Tangshan is struck by another earthquake, both twins rush back to help with the rescue & reconstruction efforts.

* Creator/DrSeuss's children's book ''Literature/HowTheGrinchStoleChristmas'' details how the reclusive and antisocial Grinch robbed the homes of Whoville down to the plaster and floorboards in order to silence their Christmas merrymaking. When the Grinch listened for wailing and misery, however, what he heard instead was the regular Christmas caroling in the town square. It was this focus on the ''meaning'' of Christmas that triggers the Grinch's HeelFaceTurn, and compels him to return the loot to the townfolk. This sequence is faithfully depicted in Creator/ChuckJones's AnimatedAdaptation.

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* The episode "Party Pete" in ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'' has a mild one where many of the partygoers help Mordecai and Rigby clean up before Benson arrives.