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* In ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyon'', Arle can recruit any opponent she defeats on her quest to find Carbuncle, and she can use their skills in place of her own throughout the game's Story Mode. That it until she gets to Satan's palace, who promptly makes a barrier spell to block everyone off from helping Arle during their duel, leaving her with no skills to defend herself with. [[spoiler:This is all a ploy by the game's true BigBad, Doppelganger Arle, who wanted to get Arle alone and defenseless so she can KillAndReplace her with minimal difficulty]].
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* Can happen in any ''Franchise/TheKingOfFighters'' game or any other fighting game with a TagTeam mechanic if the player is knocked down to their final team member against the FinalBoss. As for a canon instance, the end of '''94'' according to SNK had both Benimaru and Daimon fall during the FinalBattle, leaving Kyo to fight Rugal alone.
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* Can happen in any ''Franchise/TheKingOfFighters'' game or any other fighting game with a TagTeam mechanic if the player is knocked down to their final team member against the FinalBoss. As for a canon instance, the end of '''94'' ''[[VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters94 '94]]'' according to SNK had both Benimaru and Daimon fall during the FinalBattle, leaving Kyo to fight Rugal alone.
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* In ''VideoGame/StarFox'', Fox has to fight Andross alone during the final battle. In the secret Out of This Dimension path, Fox shoots down paper aiplanes, destroys a Slot Machine, and corrects THE END for all eternity alone, then do it over again. In ''VideoGame/StarFox64'', Fox ''chooses'' to fight Andross alone, there was no real need for him to do so.
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** In''VideoGame/StarFox'', ''VideoGame/StarFox1'', Fox has to fight Andross alone during the final battle. In the secret Out of This Dimension path, Fox shoots down paper aiplanes, destroys a Slot Machine, and corrects THE END for all eternity alone, then do it over again. again.
** In ''VideoGame/StarFox64'', Fox ''chooses'' to fight Andross alone, there was no real need for him to do so.
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** In ''VideoGame/StarFox64'', Fox ''chooses'' to fight Andross alone, there was no real need for him to do so.
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** Double subverted: [[spoiler:The final form can only be fought with Neku, although he gains power from his partners, whom the final boss has trapped in orbs.]]
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** Double subverted: [[spoiler:The final form can only be fought with Neku, although he gains power from his partners, whom the final boss has trapped in orbs.orbs (or inside him, in the case of Joshua).]]
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* Seems to be a reoccurring theme with ''Series/PersonOfInterest'', where many of the characters seem to believe this. However, it also seems to show these characters time and time again that there is always someone to help. A variant of the phrase, 'Everyone Dies Alone', also serves as the ArcWords for the [[GrandFinale series finale]].
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* Seems to be a A reoccurring theme with ''Series/PersonOfInterest'', where many of the characters seem to believe this. However, it also seems to show these characters time and time again that there is always someone to help. A variant of the phrase, 'Everyone Dies Alone', also serves as the ArcWords for the [[GrandFinale series finale]].
** The [[GrandFinale series finale]] completes the phrase, changing the meaning of this seemingly bleak saying.
-> '''Officer 1''': You know it's true what they say. Everybody dies alone
-> '''Officer 2''': Sure. Everyone dies alone. But if you mean something to someone. If you help someone, or love someone. If even a single person remembers you[[{{Beat}} ...]]Maybe, you never really die at all.
** The [[GrandFinale series finale]] completes the phrase, changing the meaning of this seemingly bleak saying.
-> '''Officer 1''': You know it's true what they say. Everybody dies alone
-> '''Officer 2''': Sure. Everyone dies alone. But if you mean something to someone. If you help someone, or love someone. If even a single person remembers you[[{{Beat}} ...]]Maybe, you never really die at all.
