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* In ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'', Vicks and Wedge die less than 10 minutes into the game after being killed by the Frozen Esper.
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* ''Series/KeepBreathing'': George dies within the first 15 minutes, and unlike Sam, he doesn't appear as a hallucination. All we ever learn about him is that he was a pilot smuggling drugs.
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Characters that [[KilledOffForReal die]], [[MonsterMunch get eaten]], [[PutOnABus go on a long trip]], [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome spontaneously vanish]], or otherwise exit the show -- and before we get to properly know them.
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Characters that [[KilledOffForReal die]], [[MonsterMunch get eaten]], [[PutOnABus go on a long trip]], [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome spontaneously vanish]], or otherwise exit the show -- and all before we get to properly know them.
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Characters that [[KilledOffForReal die]], [[MonsterMunch get eaten]], [[PutOnABus go on a long trip]], [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome spontaneously vanish]], or otherwise exit the show -- and almost as soon as they join.
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Characters that [[KilledOffForReal die]], [[MonsterMunch get eaten]], [[PutOnABus go on a long trip]], [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome spontaneously vanish]], or otherwise exit the show -- and almost as soon as they join.
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Can become a PosthumousCharacter, averting this, if they remain dead but they're still developed via flashbacks or similar means.
On elimination-based game shows this usually applies to a contestant who is the first one to go unless they reappear in the series later on.
On elimination-based game shows this usually applies to a contestant who is the first one to go unless they reappear in the series later on.
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Can become a PosthumousCharacter, averting this, if they remain dead but they're still developed via flashbacks or similar means.
means. On elimination-based game shows this usually applies to a contestant who is the first one to go unless they reappear in the series later on.
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** In ''Medal of Honor: Underground'', Manon's brother, Jacques, dies in a munitions truck explosion at the end of the very first level.
** In ''Allied Assault'', the player character's [[RedShirtArmy entire squad is slaughtered]] in the first level. Major Grillo, the SAS agent you rescue during the first mission, is killed off at the beginning of the second.
** In ''Allied Assault'', the player character's [[RedShirtArmy entire squad is slaughtered]] in the first level. Major Grillo, the SAS agent you rescue during the first mission, is killed off at the beginning of the second.
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** In ''Medal of Honor: Underground'', ''VideoGame/MedalOfHonorUnderground'', Manon's brother, Jacques, dies in a munitions truck explosion at the end of the very first level.
** In''Allied Assault'', ''VideoGame/MedalOfHonorAlliedAssault'', the player character's [[RedShirtArmy entire squad is slaughtered]] in the first level. Major Grillo, the SAS agent you rescue during the first mission, is killed off at the beginning of the second.
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* In ''VideoGame/EternalSonata'', you only get Claves in your party for one short section of the game before she leaves, only to be mortally wounded soon afterwards. What's notable is that she then spends a good ''ten minutes'' lamenting her fate before she dies alone. You can get back, though, at the very end of the game by completing a BonusDungeon. It doesn't really add much to the story, though, as in the ending the characters still act as if she isn't around. In the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 version, though, you can get a bit of additional dialogue in [[NewGamePlus Encore Mode]] in a second bonus dungeon if you play it after she's been revived.
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* In ''VideoGame/EternalSonata'', you only get Claves in your party for one short section of the game before she leaves, only to be mortally wounded soon afterwards. What's notable is that she then spends a good ''ten minutes'' lamenting her fate before she dies alone. You can get back, though, at the very end of the game by completing a BonusDungeon. It doesn't really add much to the story, though, as in the ending the characters still act as if she isn't around. In the UsefulNotes/PlayStation3 Platform/PlayStation3 version, though, you can get a bit of additional dialogue in [[NewGamePlus Encore Mode]] in a second bonus dungeon if you play it after she's been revived.
