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->''We just need fire and a roar for our surprise''\\
''Then we'll make [[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 Scar]] rise''\\
''We will make Scar rise''\\
''Let's bring back a legend''\\
''A legend''\\
''To help our fight''\\
''Let's bring back a legend''\\
''A legend''\\
''Of darkness tonight!''

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->''We just need fire and a roar for our surprise''\\
''Then
surprise\\
Then
we'll make [[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 Scar]] rise''\\
''We
rise\\
We
will make Scar rise''\\
''Let's
rise\\
Let's
bring back a legend''\\
''A legend''\\
''To
legend\\
A legend\\
To
help our fight''\\
''Let's
fight\\
Let's
bring back a legend''\\
''A legend''\\
''Of
legend\\
A legend\\
Of
darkness tonight!''



* ''LightNovel/RebuildWorld'': Resurrected as servant type. [[spoiler:After Akira kills Tiol’s AttackOfThe50FootWhatever form, Tsubaki uses a copy of his memories she stored in the Old World Domain to put him into one of his RemoteBody platforms, which MadScientist Yatubiyashi also empowers with an evolution of his SuperSerum that lets him regenerate FromASingleCell. Tiol is serving Tsubaki both because he doesn’t have a choice, and because of a promise made to him to let him return to the human world so he could be with Sheryl.]]

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* ''LightNovel/RebuildWorld'': ''Literature/RebuildWorld'': Resurrected as servant type. [[spoiler:After Akira kills Tiol’s AttackOfThe50FootWhatever form, Tsubaki uses a copy of his memories she stored in the Old World Domain to put him into one of his RemoteBody platforms, which MadScientist Yatubiyashi also empowers with an evolution of his SuperSerum that lets him regenerate FromASingleCell. Tiol is serving Tsubaki both because he doesn’t have a choice, and because of a promise made to him to let him return to the human world so he could be with Sheryl.]]
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** Similarly, this is Celia Fortner's master plan in ''[[VideoGame/CastlevaniaChroniclesOfSorrow Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow]]''. [[spoiler: In the bad ending, she succeeds... and [[KarmicDeath it promptly blows up in her face]]. In the good ending, she fails and is killed by her [[TheStarscream opportunistic henchman]].]]

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** Similarly, this is Celia Fortner's master plan in ''[[VideoGame/CastlevaniaChroniclesOfSorrow Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow]]''.''VideoGame/CastlevaniaDawnOfSorrow''. [[spoiler: In the bad ending, she succeeds... and [[KarmicDeath it promptly blows up in her face]]. In the good ending, she fails and is killed by her [[TheStarscream opportunistic henchman]].]]
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* [[VideoGame/DragonQuestX Dragon Quest X]] features a side story first featured from the start of the game’s 10th anniversary onwards, where the bad guys are trying to obtain the darkened Key Emblems to revive the Netherlord Nelgel, despite his death at the end of Version 1’s story. Though the Hero stops them with the help of their allies and a grown up Erju, the Temple of Remidates is seen in the present, causing him to faint. Plus, [[HopeSpot despite Razuban's defeat in the 3rd chapter while the Dark Key Emblems are sealed away]], [[spoiler:[[YouCantThwartStageOne he manages to revive Nelgel anyway in the 4th chapter]]]], [[AllForNothing making the Hero's efforts pointless]]! However, the 6th chapter will later show the Hero defeating the Netherlord again.

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* [[VideoGame/DragonQuestX ''[[VideoGame/DragonQuestX Dragon Quest X]] X]]'' features a side story first featured from the start of the game’s 10th anniversary onwards, where the bad guys are trying to obtain the darkened Key Emblems to revive the Netherlord Nelgel, despite his death at the end of Version 1’s story. Though the Hero stops them with the help of their allies and a grown up Erju, the Temple of Remidates is seen in the present, causing him to faint. Plus, [[HopeSpot despite Razuban's defeat in the 3rd chapter while the Dark Key Emblems are sealed away]], [[spoiler:[[YouCantThwartStageOne he manages to revive Nelgel anyway in the 4th chapter]]]], [[AllForNothing making the Hero's efforts pointless]]! However, the 6th chapter will later show the Hero defeating the Netherlord again.
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* [[VideoGame/DragonQuestX Dragon Quest X]] features a side story where the bad guys are trying to obtain the darkened Key Emblems to revive the Netherlord Nelgel, despite his death at the end of Version 1’s story. Though the Hero stops them with the help of their allies and a grown up Erju, the Temple of Remidates is seen in the present, causing him to faint. And the kicker? It takes place from the start of the game’s 10th anniversary onwards, with the last 3 story quests coming round via 6.3's release!

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* [[VideoGame/DragonQuestX Dragon Quest X]] features a side story first featured from the start of the game’s 10th anniversary onwards, where the bad guys are trying to obtain the darkened Key Emblems to revive the Netherlord Nelgel, despite his death at the end of Version 1’s story. Though the Hero stops them with the help of their allies and a grown up Erju, the Temple of Remidates is seen in the present, causing him to faint. And Plus, [[HopeSpot despite Razuban's defeat in the kicker? It takes place from 3rd chapter while the start of Dark Key Emblems are sealed away]], [[spoiler:[[YouCantThwartStageOne he manages to revive Nelgel anyway in the game’s 10th anniversary onwards, with 4th chapter]]]], [[AllForNothing making the last 3 story quests coming round via 6.3's release!Hero's efforts pointless]]! However, the 6th chapter will later show the Hero defeating the Netherlord again.
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* [[VideoGame/DragonQuestX Dragon Quest X]] features a side story where the bad guys are trying to obtain the darkened Key Emblems to revive the Netherlord Nelgel, despite his death at the end of Version 1’s story. Though the Hero stops them with the help of their allies and a grown up Erju, the Temple of Remidates is seen in the present, causing him to faint. And the kicker? It takes place from the start of the game’s 10th anniversary onwards, with the last 3 story quests coming round via 6.3's release!
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* In ''VisualNovel/SuperDanganronpaAnother2'', it's revealed early on that [[NebulousEvilOrganization Void]]'s EvilPlan is to use the DeadlyGame to resurrect the previous game's BigBad, [[spoiler:Utsuro]].

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* In ''VisualNovel/SuperDanganronpaAnother2'', it's revealed early on that [[NebulousEvilOrganization Void]]'s EvilPlan is to use the DeadlyGame to resurrect the previous game's BigBad, [[spoiler:Utsuro]].[[spoiler:Utsuro, however the current BigBad betrayed them and sought to steal Utsuro's RealityWarper power for himself]].
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* ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'' had Frieza being resurrected by means of the Dragon Balls on behalf of his minions. Later on, ''Anime/DragonBallSuperSuperHero'' had TheRemnant of the [[NebulousEvilOrganization Red Ribbon Army]] seek to TakeOverTheWorld with a clone of Cell.

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* ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'' had Frieza being resurrected by means of the Dragon Balls on behalf of his minions.minions, [[GodzillaThreshold and again by Goku]] for an EnemyMine. Later on, ''Anime/DragonBallSuperSuperHero'' had TheRemnant of the [[NebulousEvilOrganization Red Ribbon Army]] seek to TakeOverTheWorld with a clone of Cell.
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* Both ''Anime/DragonBallZResurrectionF'' and ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'' had Frieza being resurrected by means of the Dragon Balls on behalf of his minions.

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* Both ''Anime/DragonBallZResurrectionF'' and ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'' had Frieza being resurrected by means of the Dragon Balls on behalf of his minions.minions. Later on, ''Anime/DragonBallSuperSuperHero'' had TheRemnant of the [[NebulousEvilOrganization Red Ribbon Army]] seek to TakeOverTheWorld with a clone of Cell.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Thunderbolts}}'': An odd version, when Zemo kills the Grandmaster in a fight, only for this to make the situation they're dealing with ''worse'', so Zemo has to bring the Grandmaster back to fix things, which he does... and then Zemo kills him again.
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* In ''VisualNovel/SuperDanganronpaAnother2'', it's revealed early on that [[NebulousEvilOrganization Void]]'s EvilPlan is to use the DeadlyGame to resurrect the previous game's BigBad, [[spoiler:Utsuro]].

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* In ''VisualNovel/Danganronpa2GoodbyeDespair'', [[spoiler:the ApocalypseCult Ultimate Despair seeks to resurrect the BigBad [[HijackedByGanon Junko Enoshima]] by sacrificing themselves in order to allow her VirtualGhost [[GrandTheftMe to possess their bodies]]]].
* ''VideoGame/DrawnToLife'': In the Wii version of ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'', [[spoiler:Circi]] attempts to bring back Wilfre [[spoiler:but fails, and is attacked by the monster she accidentally creates.]]



* ''VideoGame/DrawnToLife'': In the Wii version of ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter'', [[spoiler:Circi]] attempts to bring back Wilfre [[spoiler:but fails, and is attacked by the monster she accidentally creates.]]
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* ''Anime/FinalFantasyVIIAdventChildren'': The crux of the film pits Cloud in race against time to prevent Kadja's gang from resurrecting [[ArchEnemy his archnemesis]]: Sephiroth. Kadaj ultimately succeeds, leaving Cloud no choice but to face Sephiroth once again in single combat for the fate of the planet.

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* ''Anime/FinalFantasyVIIAdventChildren'': The crux of the film pits Cloud in race against time to prevent Kadja's Kadaj's gang from resurrecting [[ArchEnemy his archnemesis]]: Sephiroth. Unfortunately, Kadaj ultimately succeeds, leaving Cloud no choice but to face Sephiroth once again in single combat for the fate of the planet.
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* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'': Lucifer, the OverarchingVillain, gets this ''twice'' after he's finally properly killed instead of being reimprisoned [[spoiler:at the end of Season 13. Midway through S14, Nick attempts to resurrect Lucifer from the Empty using a ritual, provided by Lucifer's instructions from the beyond -- Nick succeeds in casting the ritual, but Jack sends Lucifer's emerging form back to his rest in the Empty before he can fully resurrect]]. Then in [[spoiler:the penultimate episode of the series (and the finale to the Season 15 StoryArc), Chuck successfully resurrects Lucifer and gets Lucifer on his side again -- but it's short-lived, as Lucifer is BackForTheDead when his brother Michael kills him again in the same episode]].

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* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'': Lucifer, the OverarchingVillain, Lucifer gets this ''twice'' after he's finally properly killed instead of being reimprisoned [[spoiler:at the end of Season 13. Midway through S14, Nick attempts to resurrect Lucifer from the Empty using a ritual, provided by Lucifer's instructions from the beyond -- Nick succeeds in casting the ritual, but Jack sends Lucifer's emerging form back to his rest in the Empty before he can fully resurrect]]. Then in [[spoiler:the penultimate episode of the series (and the finale to the Season 15 StoryArc), Chuck successfully resurrects Lucifer and gets Lucifer on his side again -- but it's short-lived, as Lucifer is BackForTheDead when his brother Michael kills him again in the same episode]].



* ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'': While hanging around as a ghost for Season 2's StoryArc after being killed in the Season 1 finale, [[OverarchingVillain Shendu]] returns and is properly resurrected in the Season 3 finale after he convinces that season's BigBad, Daolon Wong, that he'll give him the [[PlayingWithFire Dragon Talisman power]] in exchange. Instead, the reborn Shendu takes the power for himself and [[HijackedByGanon usurp Wong's place as main villain]]. Shendu's subsequent rampage is short-lived, before he's [[TakenForGranite turned into a statue using the same spell that defeated him 900 years ago]].

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* ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'': While hanging around as a ghost for Season 2's StoryArc after being killed in the Season 1 finale, [[OverarchingVillain Shendu]] Shendu returns and is properly resurrected in the Season 3 finale after he convinces that season's BigBad, Daolon Wong, that he'll give him the [[PlayingWithFire Dragon Talisman power]] in exchange. Instead, the reborn Shendu takes the power for himself and [[HijackedByGanon usurp Wong's place as main villain]]. Shendu's subsequent rampage is short-lived, before he's [[TakenForGranite turned into a statue using the same spell that defeated him 900 years ago]].
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* ''Anime/SenkiZesshouSymphogear'': The villain of season 1, Finé, is an ancient priestess who can [[FamilialBodySnatcher take over the bodies of her descendants]]. The villains of season 2 are a group of three such descendants whom Finé had [[RaisedAsAHost gathered as "spare bodies"]], and whose leader Maria is in the early stages of takeover. [[spoiler:In fact Maria has ''no'' potential to become Finé, and is simply trying to distract the OpportunisticBastard MadScientist in their employ from noticing that the other two descendants are starting to show some of Finé's powers.]] In the end, [[spoiler:Finé is never resurrected - after seeing her two potential vessels try to MercyKill each other [[DyingAsYourself before she can take over]], she manifests in spirit form to tell them that she no longer has any interest in opposing the heroes, then [[HeroicSacrifice sacrifices herself]] to heal their wounds]].

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* ''Anime/SenkiZesshouSymphogear'': ''Anime/{{Symphogear}}'': The villain of season 1, Finé, is an ancient priestess who can [[FamilialBodySnatcher take over the bodies of her descendants]]. The villains of season 2 are a group of three such descendants whom Finé had [[RaisedAsAHost gathered as "spare bodies"]], and whose leader Maria is in the early stages of takeover. [[spoiler:In fact Maria has ''no'' potential to become Finé, and is simply trying to distract the OpportunisticBastard MadScientist in their employ from noticing that the other two descendants are starting to show some of Finé's powers.]] In the end, [[spoiler:Finé is never resurrected - after seeing her two potential vessels try to MercyKill each other [[DyingAsYourself before she can take over]], she manifests in spirit form to tell them that she no longer has any interest in opposing the heroes, then [[HeroicSacrifice sacrifices herself]] to heal their wounds]].
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* ''LightNovel/RebuildWorld'': Resurrected as servant type. [[spoiler:After Akira kills Tiol’s AttackOfThe50FootWhatever form, Tsubaki uses a copy of his memories she stored in the Old World Domain to put him into one of his RemoteBody platforms, which MadScientist Yatubiyashi also empowers with an evolution of his SuperSerum that lets him regenerate FromASingleCell. Tiol is serving Tsubaki both because he doesn’t have a choice, and because of a promise made to him to let him return to the human world so he could be with Sheryl.]]
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** ''Series/UltramanMebiusGaiden'': In "Ghost Rebirth" The resurrected Darkness Five attempt to resurrect Alien Empera through a complex plan involving a new host body and the Giga Battle Nizer, taking 2 of the Ultra Brothers hostage to force Mebius to assist them.

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** ''Series/UltramanMebiusGaiden'': In "Ghost Rebirth" The resurrected Darkness Five Four Heavenly Kings attempt to resurrect Alien Empera through a complex plan involving a new host body and the Giga Battle Nizer, taking 2 of the Ultra Brothers hostage to force Mebius to assist them.
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* ''Franchise/UltraSeries'':
** ''Series/UltramanMebiusGaiden'': In "Ghost Rebirth" The resurrected Darkness Five attempt to resurrect Alien Empera through a complex plan involving a new host body and the Giga Battle Nizer, taking 2 of the Ultra Brothers hostage to force Mebius to assist them.
** ''Series/UltraZeroFight'': The Darkness Five try a variation of this, Belial's spirit still lingers on and finds a temporary host body in the now-empty Darkness Armor, only for him to BodySurf onto Ultraman Zero, using his body to kill the other members of the Ultimate Force Zero, and forcing the heroic Ultra to achieve a new form to reverse time and resurrect his allies. [[spoiler:Too bad he unwittingly resurrects Belial (and the previously killed member of the Darkness Five, Jahtar) in the process.]]
** ''Series/UltraFightOrb'': Reibatos plots to resurrect Belial after his latest death, using the rebuilt Giga Battle Nizer for it. [[spoiler:Too bad for him Belial was ''already'' resurrected, and he ends up dead at his hands (though Reibatos at the time mistook him for his son/genetic clone, Series/UltramanGeed.]]
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* ''Film/DraculaPrinceOfDarkness'': Ten years after his demise in [[Film/HorrorOfDracula the previous movie]], Dracula is resurrected using BloodMagic by his loyal [[TheRenfield Renfield]] and begins seeking new brides. At the end of the film, [[spoiler:he's defeated by being cast into running water -- until blood re-awakens him in [[Film/DraculaHasRisenFromTheGrave the sequel]]].

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* ''Film/DraculaPrinceOfDarkness'': Ten years after his demise in [[Film/HorrorOfDracula the previous movie]], Dracula is resurrected using BloodMagic by his loyal [[TheRenfield Renfield]] and begins seeking new brides. At the end of the film, [[spoiler:he's defeated by being cast into running water -- until blood re-awakens him in [[Film/DraculaHasRisenFromTheGrave the sequel]]].sequel]]]].

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* ''Film/DraculaPrinceOfDarkness'': Ten years after his demise in [[Film/HorrorOfDracula the previous movie]], Dracula is resurrected using BloodMagic by his loyal [[TheRenfield Renfield]] and begins seeking new brides. At the end of the film, [[spoiler:he's defeated by being cast into running water -- until blood re-awakens him in [[Film/DraculaHasRisenFromTheGrave the sequel]]].



* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'': Lucifer, the OverarchingVillain, gets this ''twice'' after he's finally properly killed instead of being reimprisoned [[spoiler:at the end of Season 13. Midway through S14, Nick attempts to resurrect Lucifer from the Empty using a ritual, provided by Lucifer's instructions from the beyond -- Nick succeeds in casting the ritual, but Jack sends Lucifer's emerging form back to his rest in the Empty before he can fully resurrect]]. Then in [[spoiler:the penultimate episode of the series (and the finale to the Season 15 StoryArc), Chuck successfully resurrects Lucifer and gets Lucifer on his side again -- but it's short-lived, as Lucifer is BackForTheDead when his brother Michael kills him again in the same episode]].



* ''WesternAnimation/Castlevania2017'': Dracula was the BigBad of the first two seasons before being killed [[spoiler:by Alucard]]. In Season 3, a ReligionOfEvil attempts to use sorcery to open a portal to Hell and resurrect Dracula -- fortunately, the portal shuts on Dracula just in time.



* ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'': While hanging around as a ghost for Season 2's StoryArc after being killed in the Season 1 finale, [[OverarchingVillain Shendu]] returns and is properly resurrected in the Season 3 finale after he convinces that season's BigBad, Daolon Wong, that he'll give him the [[PlayingWithFire Dragon Talisman power]] in exchange. Instead, the reborn Shendu takes the power for himself and [[HijackedByGanon usurp Wong's place as main villain]]. Shendu's subsequent rampage is short-lived, before he's [[TakenForGranite turned into a statue using the same spell that defeated him 900 years ago]].



* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'': Slade, the BigBad of the first two seasons who ended the latter second disappearing in a volcanic eruption implied to have killed him, gets this in Season 4. At the start of the Season 4 StoryArc, he's resurrected by the demon [[SatanicArchetype Trigon]] as an undead ghoul (confirming he died in S2). Unlike most cases, Slade is successfully DemotedToDragon by his villainous resurrector, and Slade goes along with it due to Trigon promising to complete Slade's resurrection in exchange for helping Trigon bring HellOnEarth -- until [[spoiler:Trigon double-crosses Slade near the arc's end. Regardless, in the season finale, Slade successfully gets himself restored to full life]].



* ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'': While hanging around as a ghost for Season 2's StoryArc after being killed in the Season 1 finale, [[OverarchingVillain Shendu]] returns and is properly resurrected in the Season 3 finale after he convinces that season's BigBad, Daolon Wong, that he'll give him the [[PlayingWithFire Dragon Talisman power]] in exchange. Instead, the reborn Shendu takes the power for himself and [[HijackedByGanon usurp Wong's place as main villain]].

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* ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' as a whole tells the epic struggle between the [[BadassFamily Belmont clan]] of {{VampireHunter}}s and the forces of evil that wish to resurrect the dreaded [[{{Dracula}} Count Dracula]]:

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* ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' as a whole tells the epic struggle between the [[BadassFamily Belmont clan]] of {{VampireHunter}}s {{Vampire Hunter}}s and the forces of evil that wish to resurrect the dreaded [[{{Dracula}} Count Dracula]]:


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** ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaOrderOfEcclesia'': [[spoiler: Bringing Dracula back to life is the true objective of the organization. [[TreacherousAdvisor Barlowe]] [[InsaneTrollLogic "rationalizes"]] that the Count keeps coming back because humankind yearns for his presence. As such the resurrection of Count Dracula is "Mankind's greatest wish"]].

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* ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaSymphonyOfTheNight'' has Dracula being revived ahead of schedule by a dark priest.

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* ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' as a whole tells the epic struggle between the [[BadassFamily Belmont clan]] of {{VampireHunter}}s and the forces of evil that wish to resurrect the dreaded [[{{Dracula}} Count Dracula]]:
** ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaIISimonsQuest'' has the unique twist that's it's the ''hero'' who seeks to intentionally bring the villain back. After vanquishing the count, Simon Belmont was afflicted by Dracula's dying curse. He resolved to recollect the remains of Dracula to resurrect the vampire and kill him again to lift the curse.
** ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaBloodlines''. Dracula's niece Countess Elisabeth Bartley orchestrated WWI with the objective of sacrificing all the lost souls created by such an grand scale conflict to revive her uncle.
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* ''VideoGame/MegaManX'': Sigma, the BigBad, can usually bring himself back from the dead. However, in X6, Gate (the main villain of this installment) decides to bring Sigma back with his efforts as a "last resort secret weapon". Sigma lampshades it, saying that he doesn't need Gate's help in resurrecting himself; bonus points in that Gate seemingly made Sigma CameBackWrong (Sigma's more insane and his body still looks broken/unfinished).

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* ''VideoGame/MegaManX'': Sigma, the BigBad, can usually bring himself back from the dead. dead (and even more usually, he just manipulates somebody through his virus into building a better body for him to inhabit). However, in X6, ''X6'', Gate (the main villain of this installment) decides to bring Sigma back with his efforts as a "last resort secret weapon". Sigma lampshades it, saying that he doesn't need Gate's help in resurrecting himself; bonus points in that Gate seemingly made Sigma CameBackWrong (Sigma's more insane and his body still looks broken/unfinished). Sure enough, X/Zero destroy him again, but this doesn't keep him down for too long before he's back in ''X7'' on his own (looking far more alive too).
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* [[PerversePuppet Charles "Chucky" Lee Ray]] from the ''Franchise/ChildsPlay'' series. No matter how many times he gets killed at the end of the movie, by the next installment he comes back to life, whether by someone putting him back together or reciting the same [[HollywoodVoodoo voodoo spell]] which gave him his doll body in the first place.

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* [[PerversePuppet Charles "Chucky" Lee Ray]] from the ''Franchise/ChildsPlay'' ''Film/ChildsPlay'' series. No matter how many times he gets killed at the end of the movie, by the next installment he comes back to life, whether by someone putting him back together or reciting the same [[HollywoodVoodoo voodoo spell]] which gave him his doll body in the first place.
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* This jump starts the plot of ''[[Theatre/AVeryPotterMusical A Very Potter Sequel]]''. Lucius Malfoy wishes to revive Voldemort by going back in time and killing Harry before Harry can kill Voldemort.
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** Similarly, this is Celia Fortner's master plan in ''[[VideoGame/CastlevaniaChroniclesOfSorrow Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow]]''. [[spoiler: In the bad ending, she succeeds... and [[KarmicDeath it promptly blows up in her face]]. In the good ending, she fails and is killed by her [[TheStarscream opportunistic henchman]].]]



* VideoGame/DrawnToLife: In Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) [[spoiler:Circi]] attempts to bring back Wilfre [[spoiler:but fails, and is attacked by the monster she accidentally creates.]]

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* VideoGame/DrawnToLife: ''VideoGame/DrawnToLife'': In Drawn the Wii version of ''Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter (Wii) Chapter'', [[spoiler:Circi]] attempts to bring back Wilfre [[spoiler:but fails, and is attacked by the monster she accidentally creates.]]
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* This trope constitutes one of the GodzillaThreshold[=s=] in ''Series/KamenRiderExAid''. [[TheVirus Parado]] [[GrandTheftMe grabbed]] [[TheHero Emu]], absolutely [[CurbstompBattle steamrolled]] any attempts of [[DysfunctionJunction CR crew]] to get him back and nothing can stop him. So what's the solution? Revive a backup digital copy of [[MadScientist Kuroto]] [[CardCarryingVillain Dan]], whom Parado has a rather spectacularly [[EvilIsNotAToy dethroned]] to usurp his position as the BigBad.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLionGuard'': Shortly after the beginning of the second season, the new villains decide the villain of [[Disney/TheLionKing the movie]], Scar, is the best person to ask for advice on how to take over the Pride Lands. They perform a ritual that allows him to manifest as a fiery spirit inside a volcano or anywhere they burn flames in the shape of a certain symbol. While Scar's ability to act on his own is next to zero, his minions are able to make life sufficiently miserable for the heroes just by acting under his guidance, despite him being a textbook BadBoss. Hyena leader Janja, at least, gradually becomes disillusioned enough about working under Scar to [[spoiler:HeelFaceTurn in the third season premiere]]. The heroes don't even learn he's returned until halfway through the season and have to spend the rest of the season fighting his army before they have reason to believe that it's even possible to destroy him.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLionGuard'': Shortly after the beginning of the second season, the new villains decide the villain of [[Disney/TheLionKing [[WesternAnimation/TheLionKing1994 the movie]], Scar, is the best person to ask for advice on how to take over the Pride Lands. They perform a ritual that allows him to manifest as a fiery spirit inside a volcano or anywhere they burn flames in the shape of a certain symbol. While Scar's ability to act on his own is next to zero, his minions are able to make life sufficiently miserable for the heroes just by acting under his guidance, despite him being a textbook BadBoss. Hyena leader Janja, at least, gradually becomes disillusioned enough about working under Scar to [[spoiler:HeelFaceTurn in the third season premiere]]. The heroes don't even learn he's returned until halfway through the season and have to spend the rest of the season fighting his army before they have reason to believe that it's even possible to destroy him.
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* In ''Manga/FairyTail'', Jellal aims to do this with [[GreaterScopeVillain Zeref]] using the R-System, a magic system designed to bring someone BackFromTheDead, and is egged along by an entity claiming to be Zeref's ghost. [[spoiler:After Jellal's been defeated, Zeref turns out to be NotQuiteDead, and the "ghost" is actually one of his own followers, who was brainwashing him all along to use him as a scapegoat and keep Zeref's survival a secret.]]
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* Nearly all deaths in ''ComicBook/JudgeDredd'' stick, but Mean Machine Angel was brought back to life after his original death and ended up a popular villain. (The rest of the family were as well, but they turned out far less popular and were quickly retconned back to their graves.)

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* %%* Nearly all deaths in ''ComicBook/JudgeDredd'' stick, but Mean Machine Angel was brought back to life after his original death and ended up a popular villain. (The rest of the family were as well, but they turned out far less popular and were quickly retconned back to their graves.)
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''Very'' popular plot for {{Fan Fic}}s.

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''Very'' popular plot for {{Fan Fic}}s.
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