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* ''ComicBook/BlackestNight'': The main plot is about the war between the [[OurZombiesAreDifferent Black Lantern Corps]] and all the rest of the Lantern Corps of the universe, who [[HeroRivalBaddieTeamUp have to team-up against their will to stop a bigger evil]] and not [[PlagueZombie become the next Black Lantern]]. In the last issues, the intergalactic war goes to Earth since [[spoiler:[[BigBad Nekron]] found the Entity of Life hidden on Earth, guiding all his Corps to Earth so he can eliminate it and all forms of life on the universe.]]

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* ''ComicBook/BlackestNight'': The main plot is about the war between the [[OurZombiesAreDifferent Black Lantern Corps]] and all the rest of the Lantern Corps of the universe, who [[HeroRivalBaddieTeamUp have to team-up against their will to stop a bigger evil]] evil and not [[PlagueZombie become the next Black Lantern]]. In the last issues, the intergalactic war goes to Earth since [[spoiler:[[BigBad Nekron]] found the Entity of Life hidden on Earth, guiding all his Corps to Earth so he can eliminate it and all forms of life on the universe.]]
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* ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' is often about the Autobots and Decepticons fighting on Earth, with humans being caught in the middle. The Michael Bay-directed ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' series has humans repeatedly change sides during the war. The first couple movies have them work alongside the Autobots after constant attacks by the Decepticons, even forming the N.E.S.T. government organization. The next couple movies show some humans turning on the Autobots, from those wanting them to leave and take the fighting someplace else to outright helping the Decepticons. The last few movies feature them hunting down both groups with only a few remaining loyal to the real heroes of the story. However, the humans never truly sided with Decepticons, except for Dylan Gould. In the first three movies they stand with Autobots. But after an Autobot betrays his fellow Cybertonians and Earth as whole, leading to millions dead, the humanity could no longer trust Autobots. In Age of Extinction humanity fights for itself, having Lockdown as a temporary ally. In Last Knight, humans once again stand for themselves, allying with Megatron only because he could deliver the weapon they were searching. However, then Cybertron arrives near Earth and Quintessa plans to destroy it, humans ally with Autobots once again to save their world. The first movie's tagline is even "'''Their''' war. '''Our''' world."

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* ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' is often about the Autobots and Decepticons fighting on Earth, with humans being caught in the middle. The Michael Bay-directed ''Film/{{Transformers}}'' ''Film/{{Transformers|FilmSeries}}'' series has humans repeatedly change sides during the war. The first couple movies have them work alongside the Autobots after constant attacks by the Decepticons, even forming the N.E.S.T. government organization. The next couple movies show some humans turning on the Autobots, from those wanting them to leave and take the fighting someplace else to outright helping the Decepticons. The last few movies feature them hunting down both groups with only a few remaining loyal to the real heroes of the story. However, the humans never truly sided with Decepticons, except for Dylan Gould. In the first three movies they stand with Autobots. But after an Autobot betrays his fellow Cybertonians and Earth as whole, leading to millions dead, the humanity could no longer trust Autobots. In Age of Extinction ''Film/TransformersAgeOfExtinction'' humanity fights for itself, having Lockdown as a temporary ally. In Last Knight, ''Film/TransformersTheLastKnight'', humans once again stand for themselves, allying with Megatron only because he could deliver the weapon they were searching. However, then Cybertron arrives near Earth and Quintessa plans to destroy it, humans ally with Autobots once again to save their world. [[Film/Transformers2007 The first movie's movie's]] tagline is even "'''Their''' war. '''Our''' world."
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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003'': The Season 3 premiere, which consists of two back-to-back [[MultiPartEpisode Multi-Part Episodes]], is all about this trope as Earth finds itself caught in the crossfire of an EvilVersusEvil conflict between the Triceraton Empire and the [[HumanAliens Federation]]. Initially, the Triceratons [[AlienInvasion invade Earth]] as part of their hunt for the Fugitoid, a LivingMacGuffin who possesses the blueprints for a teleportation device that both sides seek to weaponize. Later, the Federation also gets involved and secretly make a deal with the US government to capture the Fugitoid. The three-part episodes where the two rival empires finally duke it out is appropriately titled "Worlds Collide".

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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003'': The Season 3 premiere, which consists of two back-to-back [[MultiPartEpisode Multi-Part Episodes]], is all about this trope as Earth finds itself caught in the crossfire of an EvilVersusEvil conflict between the Triceraton Empire Republic and the [[HumanAliens Federation]]. Initially, the Triceratons [[AlienInvasion invade Earth]] as part of their hunt for the Fugitoid, a LivingMacGuffin who possesses the blueprints for a teleportation device that both sides seek to weaponize. Later, the Federation also gets involved and secretly make a deal with the US government to capture the Fugitoid. The three-part episodes where the two rival empires finally duke it out is appropriately titled "Worlds Collide".
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** However, the LicensedGame [[Recap/DoctorWhoTAGE05TheGunpowderPlot Doctor Who: The Adventure Games- The Gunpowder Plot]] does play the trope straight, as the Sontarans and the Rutans secretly plot against each other in Stuart England.
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* In ''LightNovel/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'', the Four Heroes are all summoned via a magical ritual to the realm that the Kingdom of Melromarc is located, each of the heroes summoned from our world (or perhaps multiple, alternate versions of our world) with the goal of helping fend off the various monsters and magical threats that plague the land via the Waves of Calamity. The ritual equips them with their own magical, sacred weapons (a spear, a sword, a bow and a shield) that imbues them with uniques stats and abilities. [[spoiler:The Waves of Calamity are the result of two or more parallel worlds fusing together. Some of the worlds already have their own wars going on, which have now poured into the kingdom, resulting in even more chaos.]]

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* In ''LightNovel/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'', ''Literature/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'', the Four Heroes are all summoned via a magical ritual to the realm that the Kingdom of Melromarc is located, each of the heroes summoned from our world (or perhaps multiple, alternate versions of our world) with the goal of helping fend off the various monsters and magical threats that plague the land via the Waves of Calamity. The ritual equips them with their own magical, sacred weapons (a spear, a sword, a bow and a shield) that imbues them with uniques stats and abilities. [[spoiler:The Waves of Calamity are the result of two or more parallel worlds fusing together. Some of the worlds already have their own wars going on, which have now poured into the kingdom, resulting in even more chaos.]]



* ''Fanfic/AngelicResonance'': Although not a war, the story starts with the [[Franchise/LyricalNanoha Time-Space Administration Bureau's]] pursuit of the [[Manga/MagicalRecordLyricalNanohaForce Huckebein]] going horribly wrong and throws them in the [[Anime/CrossAnge Empire of Misurugi]]. The Bureau quickly pick up the First Princess and her maid abroad while the Eclipse-infected killers go on a rampage. [[spoiler:Then [[LightNovel/FullMetalPanic Leonard's Amalgam faction]] gets involved]].

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* ''Fanfic/AngelicResonance'': Although not a war, the story starts with the [[Franchise/LyricalNanoha Time-Space Administration Bureau's]] pursuit of the [[Manga/MagicalRecordLyricalNanohaForce Huckebein]] going horribly wrong and throws them in the [[Anime/CrossAnge Empire of Misurugi]]. The Bureau quickly pick up the First Princess and her maid abroad while the Eclipse-infected killers go on a rampage. [[spoiler:Then [[LightNovel/FullMetalPanic [[Literature/FullMetalPanic Leonard's Amalgam faction]] gets involved]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003'': The Season 3 premiere, which consists of two back-to-back [[MultiPartEpisode Multi-Part Episodes]], is all about this trope as Earth finds itself caught in the crossfire of an EvilVersusEvil conflict between the [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs Triceraton Empire]] and the [[HumanAliens Federation]]. Initially, the Triceratons [[AlienInvasion invade Earth]] as part of their hunt for the Fugitoid, a LivingMacGuffin who possesses the blueprints for a teleportation device that both sides seek to weaponize. Later, the Federation also gets involved and secretly make a deal with the US government to capture the Fugitoid. The three-part episodes where the two rival empires finally duke it out is appropriately titled "Worlds Collide".

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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003'': The Season 3 premiere, which consists of two back-to-back [[MultiPartEpisode Multi-Part Episodes]], is all about this trope as Earth finds itself caught in the crossfire of an EvilVersusEvil conflict between the [[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs Triceraton Empire]] Empire and the [[HumanAliens Federation]]. Initially, the Triceratons [[AlienInvasion invade Earth]] as part of their hunt for the Fugitoid, a LivingMacGuffin who possesses the blueprints for a teleportation device that both sides seek to weaponize. Later, the Federation also gets involved and secretly make a deal with the US government to capture the Fugitoid. The three-part episodes where the two rival empires finally duke it out is appropriately titled "Worlds Collide".
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Kill Em All was renamed Everybody Dies Ending due to misuse. Dewicking


* ''ComicBook/BlackestNight'': The main plot is about the war between the [[OurZombiesAreDifferent Black Lantern Corps]] and all the rest of the Lantern Corps of the universe, who [[HeroRivalBaddieTeamUp have to team-up against their will to stop a bigger evil]] and not [[PlagueZombie become the next Black Lantern]]. In the last issues, the intergalactic war goes to Earth since [[spoiler:[[BigBad Nekron]] found the Entity of Life hidden on Earth, guiding all his Corps to Earth so he can eliminate it and [[KillEmAll all forms of life on the universe]].]]

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* ''ComicBook/BlackestNight'': The main plot is about the war between the [[OurZombiesAreDifferent Black Lantern Corps]] and all the rest of the Lantern Corps of the universe, who [[HeroRivalBaddieTeamUp have to team-up against their will to stop a bigger evil]] and not [[PlagueZombie become the next Black Lantern]]. In the last issues, the intergalactic war goes to Earth since [[spoiler:[[BigBad Nekron]] found the Entity of Life hidden on Earth, guiding all his Corps to Earth so he can eliminate it and [[KillEmAll all forms of life on the universe]].universe.]]



** The first time was the [[OurOrcsAreDifferent Orcish Horde]] on [[DeathWorld Draenor]] -- [[TheLegionsOfHell twisted by the Burning Legion]] -- which fought a [[KillEmAll war of annihilation]] against the [[SpaceElves Draenei]] (in an attempt by the leaders of the Burning Legion to wipe them out for their "[[MoralMyopia betrayal]]" 50,000 years ago, which translates as "[[OmnicidalManiac not joining them in their war to eradicate all life in the universe]]") and eventually expanded the war into an invasion of Azeroth.

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** The first time was the [[OurOrcsAreDifferent Orcish Horde]] on [[DeathWorld Draenor]] -- [[TheLegionsOfHell twisted by the Burning Legion]] -- which fought a [[KillEmAll war of annihilation]] annihilation against the [[SpaceElves Draenei]] (in an attempt by the leaders of the Burning Legion to wipe them out for their "[[MoralMyopia betrayal]]" 50,000 years ago, which translates as "[[OmnicidalManiac not joining them in their war to eradicate all life in the universe]]") and eventually expanded the war into an invasion of Azeroth.
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** [[spoiler:What really separates this apart from other series is how Aura is at least ten times more potent in Upper Earth than in Byston Well. Shou witnesses first hand that small missiles only made for destroying Aura Battlers have the power of mini-nukes, killing over a million people in Tokyo, and Aura Barriers are able to [[NoSell shake off nuclear weapons like nothing]]]]. The whole final arc is about the rebels stopping Drake before the world turns into a desolated wasteland.

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** [[spoiler:What really separates this apart from other series is how Aura is at least ten times more potent in Upper Earth than in Byston Well. Shou witnesses first hand that small missiles only made for destroying Aura Battlers have the power of mini-nukes, killing over a million people in Tokyo, and Aura Barriers are able to [[NoSell shake off nuclear weapons like nothing]]]]. The whole final arc is about the rebels stopping Drake before the world turns into a desolated wasteland.wasteland; [[spoiler:this ends with the complete obliteration of ''everyone'', heroes and villains and both their armies alike, so that Aura technology can never threaten the Earth again.]]
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* In ''Literature/MasterOfFormalities'', two planets (Apios and the Hahn Home World) have been at war for centuries. Due to an agreement mediated by the Masters of Formalities, both noble houses limit their fighting to the world of Ophion 6. [[spoiler:In the end, it's revealed that Migg is descended from refugees from Ophion 6, who were forced to flee when two armies descended on their world and began to fight. All her machinations had the goal of ending the fighting and getting the armies to leave her ancestral world.]]
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* The ''VideoGame/SidMeiersAlphaCentauri'' expansion "Alien Crossfire". Two ships from warring factions of an alien race, the Manifold Caretakers and Manifold Usurpers, crash land on the same planet being colonized by humanity's remnants.

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* The ''VideoGame/SidMeiersAlphaCentauri'' expansion "Alien Crossfire". Two ships from warring factions of an alien race, the Manifold Caretakers and Manifold Usurpers, crash land on the same planet being colonized by humanity's remnants. While each alien faction is able to make deals and alliances with any of the human factions, the game explicitly prevents them from interacting with one another except through fighting, which is explained as them hating one another so much (due to their diametrically opposed philosophies) that they can't even conceive of cooperation or a ceasefire. Both factions are descended from the race of {{Precursors}} who have turned Planet into what it is (and it's not even the first time they've done it).
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* In ''Literature/{{Discordia}}'', all the "aliens" (actually, travelers from parallel Earths) are basically fighting a multidimensional Cold War with each other, hoping to claim as many worlds as possible while unwilling to engage each other directly due to M.A.D. None of them really care about our world, they're just here to spread their agenda and chalk another Earth in their "win" column.
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* In ''Literature/InvasionEarth'' by Creator/HarryHarrison, a group of alien ships requests aid from Earth against an incoming group of invaders. There is a big twist at the end. [[spoiler:Specifically, the two warring groups are actually working together. They're survivors from an ancient war between their races with no home to go back to. So they seek out primitive races to scam for radioactive materials, with one of the races pretending to be the good guys, and the other pretending to be the villains.]]

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* In ''Literature/InvasionEarth'' by Creator/HarryHarrison, a group of alien ships requests aid from Earth against an incoming group of invaders. There is a big twist at the end. [[spoiler:Specifically, the two warring groups are actually working together. They're survivors from an ancient war between their races with no home to go back to. So they seek out primitive races to scam for radioactive materials, with one of the races pretending to be the good guys, and the other pretending to be the villains. They use holograms to simulate fighting, although they do drop radiation bombs on Denver and Tomsk, killing millions, just to sell the war.]]
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* In ''Literature/InvasionEarth'' by Creator/HarryHarrison, a group of alien ships requests aid from Earth against an incoming group of invaders. There is a big twist at the end.

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* In ''Literature/InvasionEarth'' by Creator/HarryHarrison, a group of alien ships requests aid from Earth against an incoming group of invaders. There is a big twist at the end. [[spoiler:Specifically, the two warring groups are actually working together. They're survivors from an ancient war between their races with no home to go back to. So they seek out primitive races to scam for radioactive materials, with one of the races pretending to be the good guys, and the other pretending to be the villains.]]
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* The marketing for ''Film/AlienVsPredator'' used the tagline "Whoever wins... We lose" to imply this trope. However, the movie itself doesn't feature it.
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* ''ComicBook/WildCATS'': This was the series' original concept, with agents of the good-coded Kherubim and evil-coded Daemonites fighting a SecretWar on Earth. Subsequently things got more complicated.

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* ''ComicBook/WildCATS'': ''ComicBook/WildCATSWildStorm'': This was the series' original concept, with agents of the good-coded Kherubim and evil-coded Daemonites fighting a SecretWar on Earth. Subsequently things got more complicated.
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* ''VideoGame/UniverseAtWar: Earth Assault'' starts with an alien race called the Hierarchy (based on the Tripods from ''Literature/TheWarOfTheWorlds'' and real-life UFO lore) invading Earth to [[PlanetLooters strip-mine it]]. Humanity is only saved by the intervention of the Novus, an {{animesque}} race of machines whose followed the Hierarchy to Earth to avenge their fallen creators. In the course of the war, a third alien race, the Masari, are revealed to have been lurking on Earth as benevolent AncientAstronauts and also enter the fray. After the tutorial, humanity is largely irrelevant as three alien races duke it out on their home planet.
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* Most forms of the Franchise/{{Transformers}} boil down to this: The war between the Autobots and Decepticons spills over to Earth. Sometimes accidentally, sometimes on purpose. Usually depending on which side found us first.
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