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* The UsefulNotes/SuperFamicom game ''Anime/TenchiMuyo Game Hen'' has everyone's favorite SpacePirate Ryoko Hakubi as a late-game boss, following her [[DamselInDistress abuction]] by the BigBad halfway through the story. It's a bit of a subversion in that defeating Ryoko earns the player a Game Over; the object of the mission is to defeat the Ryoko ''clones'' (easily identifiable as [[PaletteSwap recolors]] of the real one) who are acting as the real one's {{flunk|yBoss}}ies.

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* The UsefulNotes/SuperFamicom Platform/SuperFamicom game ''Anime/TenchiMuyo Game Hen'' has everyone's favorite SpacePirate Ryoko Hakubi as a late-game boss, following her [[DamselInDistress abuction]] by the BigBad halfway through the story. It's a bit of a subversion in that defeating Ryoko earns the player a Game Over; the object of the mission is to defeat the Ryoko ''clones'' (easily identifiable as [[PaletteSwap recolors]] of the real one) who are acting as the real one's {{flunk|yBoss}}ies.

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** ''VideoGame/Persona5 [[UpdatedRerelease Royal]]'': [[spoiler:Dr. Maruki deliberately triggers Sumire's personal fears of returning to accepting she indirectly caused her sister's death and her desperation to believe she's the real Kasumi, then orders her to attack Joker. She briefly attacks Joker, resulting in a boss battle against her. She so desperately wants to avoid confronting her sister's death that she's willing to use violence against one of her closest allies for it, even in a situation where she absolutely isn't in a condition to fight proper. She comes to her senses pretty quickly, and it seems like Maruki is throwing a dire warning towards Joker for rejecting his deal.]]

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** ''VideoGame/Persona5 [[UpdatedRerelease Royal]]'': Royal]]'':
*** In Akechi's reworked Confidant, his rank 8 event has you facing him in single combat in Mementos.
*** In the third semester,
[[spoiler:Dr. Maruki deliberately triggers Sumire's personal fears of returning to accepting she indirectly caused her sister's death and her desperation to believe she's the real Kasumi, then orders her to attack Joker. She briefly attacks Joker, resulting in a boss battle against her. She so desperately wants to avoid confronting her sister's death that she's willing to use violence against one of her closest allies for it, even in a situation where she absolutely isn't in a condition to fight proper. She comes to her senses pretty quickly, and it seems like Maruki is throwing a dire warning towards Joker for rejecting his deal.]]
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* ''Fanfic/WhereWeDontBelong'': The Ouroboros group on both worlds end up fighting some of their old Heroes allies due to unique circumstances.
** Juniper ambushes Mio in Gormott to collect her bounty after her group escaped Mórag.
** [[spoiler: Noah is forced to fight Ashera and Ethel when they become under the effects of the Black Fog in Chapter 15.]]
** [[spoiler: Mio and Sena are forced to fight Cammuravi when he turns out to be a part of Torna. Later on, they go against Teach and Miyabi when Teach seeks to forcefully bring Nimue back to the Praetorium.]]
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* ''VideoGame/{{Afterimage}}'':
** Due to the recurring [[PoorCommunicationKills misunderstandings]], Renee would end up fighting [[spoiler:42 (as her Unstoppable Devil form) in the Forest Foregone, and 42 would fatally wound Renee enough to send her back to revive at the nearest Confluence]]. However, it's later clarified that [[spoiler:42 is an ally who has her own personal agenda and didn't want Renee to interfere. Aros also vouches for 42's innocence, clearing up any lingering doubts from Reene and Ifree]].
** [[spoiler:Renee fights Ifree on the lead-up to "The Hope" ending, as Renee (and by extension, the player) chooses to destroy the egg itself instead of following Ifree's plea of calming down the souls inside the egg first]].
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[[caption-width-right:350:He taught you {{flight}}; now he'll teach you to ''fight''.]]
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* The ''ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComics'' used this quite liberally:
** Thanks to UnwillingRoboticisation or [[BrainwashedAndCrazy mind control]], the Freedom Fighters or their affiliates will fight each other more often than not. When Eggman starts implementing the Dark Leigion's Legionization method (replacing organic parts with cybernetic ones), some of those soldiers are seen as related to any of Mobius' FF factions in some way, further invoking this trope.
** The "[[Recap/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComicsHouseOfCards House of Cards]]" two-parter has Sonic and Tails end up fighting each other, though not because of the usual reasons, but due to Tails' dedication to his parents. Sonic relents once it becomes clear that Tails is more pissed off at him due to the hedgehog's ignorance and how he ended up dating his crush Fiona at the time, even ''after'' she betrayed them both for Scourge later down the road.
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* ''Romancing [=StellaVisor=]'', a FanRemake of ''VideoGame/HoshiWoMiruHito'', adds in an OptionalBoss called the Marionette, who possesses [[GenkiGirl Aine]] and uses her as a puppet against the other 3 party members, forcing them [[BeatTheCurseOutOfHim to try and break her free]].
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[[caption-width-right:600:It hurts to have to [[BeatTheCurseOutOfHim cut a friend's strings...]]]]
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** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemEngage'':
*** The boss of Chapter 2 is your mother Lumera, who is testing Alear's skills in mock combat.
*** The boss of Chapter 25 is [[spoiler:your mother Lumera, who has been resurrected as a pawn of the BigBad and has to be put down again]].

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* ''VideoGame/AdvanceWars: Dual Strike'' features a version of this, in which potential allies pit their armies against yours in order to test your skills as a commander.

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* ''VideoGame/AdvanceWars: Dual Strike'' features a version of this, in which potential allies pit their armies against yours in order to test your skills as a commander. ''VideoGame/NintendoWars'':



* In the first dungeon of ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 2}}'', the main character must fight a fellow tribesman to display his worthiness. If you're [[StatisticallySpeaking smart enough]], you can opt to talk your way out instead.

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** ''Advance Wars: Dual Strike'' features a version of this, in which potential allies pit their armies against yours in order to test your skills as a commander.
* In the first dungeon of ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 2}}'', ''VideoGame/Fallout2'', the main character must fight a fellow tribesman to display his worthiness. If you're [[StatisticallySpeaking smart enough]], you can opt to talk your way out instead.

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