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* The Deep One hauntings at the Lovecraft Museum were intended as a con game by Victor Blackman to attract tourists, scare off investors, and revive interest in the Literature/CthulhuMythos. Unfortunately, Lovecraft's writings turn out to be based on fever dreams the author had of the ''actual'' Outer Gods. One of them, the Crawling Chaos Nyarlathotep, used the museum as a front to revive a Lovecraft cult and attempt to awaken Cthulhu with human sacrifices. Upon seeing "Stanley Pickman's" true form, the poor Mr. Blackman loses his mind.
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* During the Taming Gotham arc when Ruby, Weiss, and Damian take Joker to Arkham Asylum they have a brief encounter with the Mad Clown Prince of Crime, the Joker, himself when he was being escorted and transferred through Arkham, he manages to catch a glimpse of the girls and says that "Oh, goody! Batsy’s gone and adopted more young sidekicks. Ohho, I look forward to playing with you soon~". Knowing what he is capable of and his history it's safe to assume he'll escape in the future...
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* During the Taming Gotham arc when Ruby, Weiss, and Damian take Joker Riddler to Arkham Asylum they have a brief encounter with the Mad Clown Prince of Crime, the Joker, himself when he was being escorted and transferred through Arkham, he manages to catch a glimpse of the girls and says that "Oh, goody! Batsy’s gone and adopted more young sidekicks. Ohho, I look forward to playing with you soon~". Knowing what he is capable of and his history it's safe to assume he'll escape in the future...
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* During the Taming Gotham arc when Ruby, Weiss, and Damian take Joker to Arkham Asylum they have a brief encounter with the Mad Clown Prince of Crime, the Joker, himself when he was being escorted and transferred through Arkham, he manages to catch a glimpse of the girls and says that "Oh, goody! Batsy’s gone and adopted more young sidekicks. Ohho, I look forward to playing with you soon~". Knowing what he is capable of and his history it's safe to assume he'll escape in the future...
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* Brainiac has significantly accelerated his 'acquisition' of cities and destruction of planets. How many more will he take before being stopped?
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* Brainiac has significantly accelerated his 'acquisition' of cities and the destruction of planets. How many more will he take before being stopped?
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* The Hound finally makes its debut after Salem decides that RWBYJNPR and their family need more direct surveillance. Everyone, ''[[OOCIsSerious including Luthor]]'', is [[MassOhCrap visibly unnerved]]'' when it starts speaking. And given that this thing WasOnceAMan, there's no telling what kind of creatures Salem could create now.
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* The Hound finally makes its debut after Salem decides that RWBYJNPR and their family need more direct surveillance. Everyone, ''[[OOCIsSerious ''[[OOCIsSeriousBusiness including Luthor]]'', is [[MassOhCrap visibly unnerved]]'' unnerved]] when it starts speaking. And given that this thing WasOnceAMan, there's no telling what kind of creatures Salem could create now.
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* The Hound finally makes its debut after Salem decides that RWBYJNPR and their family need more direct surveillance. Everyone, ''[[OOCIsSerious including Luthor]]'', is [[MassOhCrap visibly unnerved]]'' when it starts speaking. And given that this thing WasOnceAMan, there's no telling what kind of creatures Salem could create now.
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* The Hound finally makes its debut after Salem decides that RWBYJNPR and their family need more direct surveillance. Everyone, ''[[OOCIsSerious including Luthor]]'', is [[MassOhCrap visibly unnerved]]'' when it starts speaking. And given that this thing WasOnceAMan, there's no telling what kind of creatures Salem could create now.
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* The Hound finally makes its debut after Salem decides that RWBYJNPR and their family need more direct surveillance. Everyone, ''[[OOCIsSerious including Luthor]]'', is [[MassOhCrap visibly unnerved]]'' when it starts speaking. And given that this thing WasOnceAMan, there's no telling what kind of creatures Salem could create now.
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* Thanks to industrial espionage, while Weiss has created the first bit of dust, Lex is now beginning to mass produce it with his own machine.
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* Jonah Hex rather ruthlessly shooting one of Chronos's "men". While he turns out to be just a robot, Jonah confirms to Qrow that he didn't know that ''before'' he fired.
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* Apparently RWBYJNPR has been targeted by ''multiple'' groups of time-travelling assassins, only for the Legion members in the past to stop them before the Remnantians even noticed.
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* Unbeknownst to Ozpin, Ironwood has revived his plan to use the [[FantasticNuke Dust Nuke]]. He plans to use it to force Brainiac to place the captive Remnantian cities on a habitable world and then detonate the nuke once they are free, killing Brainiac and all of the other captives in the process. The plan hinges on the idea that Brainiac must believe that Ironwood is willing to sacrifice everyone. The scary part is, Ironwood is perfectly willing to sacrifice trillions of innocent lives in order to save what is left of Remnant even though he is perfectly aware that doing so is effectively crossing the MoralEventHorizon. He willing to go so far because he sees that the other cities are [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman not his people and thus not his responsibility]] and that killing them is far more [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled merciful]] than allowing them to remain as Brainiac's guinea pigs.
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* Unbeknownst to Ozpin, Ironwood has revived his plan to use the [[FantasticNuke Dust Nuke]]. He plans to use it to force Brainiac to place the captive Remnantian cities on a habitable world and then detonate the nuke once they are free, killing Brainiac and all of the other captives in the process. The plan hinges on the idea that Brainiac must believe that Ironwood is willing to sacrifice everyone. The scary part is, Ironwood is perfectly willing to sacrifice trillions of innocent lives in order to save what is left of Remnant even though he is perfectly aware that doing so is effectively crossing the MoralEventHorizon. He is willing to go so far because he sees that the other cities are [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman not his people and thus not his responsibility]] and that killing them is far more [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled merciful]] than allowing them to remain as Brainiac's guinea pigs.
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* Unbeknownst to Ozpin, Ironwood has revived his plan to use the [[FantasticNuke Dust Nuke]]. He plans to use it to force Brainiac to place the captive Remnantian cities on a habitable world and then detonate the nuke once they are free, killing Brainiac and all of the other captives in the process. The plan hinges on the idea that Brainiac must believe that Ironwood is willing to sacrifice everyone. The scary part is, Ironwood is perfectly willing to sacrifice trillions of innocent in order to save what is left of Remnant even though he is perfectly aware that doing so is effectively crossing the MoralEventHorizon.
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* Unbeknownst to Ozpin, Ironwood has revived his plan to use the [[FantasticNuke Dust Nuke]]. He plans to use it to force Brainiac to place the captive Remnantian cities on a habitable world and then detonate the nuke once they are free, killing Brainiac and all of the other captives in the process. The plan hinges on the idea that Brainiac must believe that Ironwood is willing to sacrifice everyone. The scary part is, Ironwood is perfectly willing to sacrifice trillions of innocent lives in order to save what is left of Remnant even though he is perfectly aware that doing so is effectively crossing the MoralEventHorizon. He willing to go so far because he sees that the other cities are [[WhatMeasureIsANonHuman not his people and thus not his responsibility]] and that killing them is far more [[BetterToDieThanBeKilled merciful]] than allowing them to remain as Brainiac's guinea pigs.
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* Unbeknownst to Ozpin, Ironwood has revived his plan to use the [[FantasticNuke Dust Nuke]]. He plans to use it to force Brainiac to place the captive Remnantian cities on a habitable world and then detonate the nuke once they are free, killing Brainiac and all of the other captives in the process. The plan hinges on the idea that Brainiac must believe that Ironwood is willing to sacrifice everyone. The scary part is, Ironwood is perfectly willing to sacrifice trillions of innocent in order to save what is left of Remnant even though he is perfectly aware that doing so is effectively crossing the MoralEventHorizon.
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* The Spectre decides to introduce himself to Salem by ''ripping her heart from her chest and crushing it right in front of her''. It doesn't kill her, but for the first time in millennia she actually felt pain and fear from this encounter. The Spectre then promises that while he may not kill her in the way she deserves, she just got a taste of what awaits her in the afterlife. Salem is left visibly rattled by the encounter.
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* In order to fully rid Penny of Brainiac's virus without losing Penny's soul in the process, Cyborg must directly interface his systems with hers. While he is certain of his plans success, it is also not without considerable risks. Should he fail, he might not only end up losing Penny but he might also end up exposing his own systems to the virus. One shudders to think what sort of damage a Brainiac-possessed Cyborg would be capable of.
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* Kilowogg mentions that the losses suffered during the assault on Brainiac's ship has left the Green Lanterns weakened as it will take some time to find and train new recruits. The lessened presence of the Green Lantern Corp will undoubtedly lead to increased intergalactic crime and the Sinestro Corp will likely try to take advantage of the power vacuum to expand their influence in the galaxy. To make things worse, it's possible that the other Lantern Corps could be dragged into the impeding conflict, potentially sparking a full-scale Lantern War. The [[ComicBook/BlackestNight implications]] of that are disturbing...
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* Nora overloads her Aura [[TakingTheBullet from pushing Jaune out of the path of an attack by Black Adam]], and if Jaune hadn't awakened his Aura right there she'd have been killed.
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* Nora overloads her Aura [[TakingTheBullet from pushing Jaune out of the path of an attack by Black Adam]], and if Jaune hadn't awakened his Aura Semblance right there there, she'd have been killed.
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* When Brainiac examines Willow, he notices that she is highly intoxicated, and thus, he administers a "Sobriety Solution" to counteract the alcohol in her system. It works and Willow can feel her head start to clear; however, this brings her very little comfort because it only reminds her that what shes going through is ''all too real.''
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* When Brainiac examines Willow, he notices that she is highly intoxicated, and thus, he administers a "Sobriety Solution" to counteract the alcohol in her system. It works and Willow can feel her head start to clear; however, this brings her very little comfort because it only reminds her that what shes going through is ''very much ''all too real.''
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* The Fall of Atlas is told entirely from a civilian point of view (specifically Willow's). These aren't brave soldiers fighting valiantly against an overwhelming enemy, but terrified people trying desperately to survive as explosions and debris are kicked up all around them. They remain trapped in the Schnee family bunker for an entire day before finally emerging to see their city in utter ruins.
* When Brainiac examines Willow, he notices that she is highly intoxicated, and thus, he administers a "Sobriety Solution" to counteract the alcohol in her system. It works and Willow can feel her head start to clear; however, this brings her very little comfort because it only reminds her that what shes going through is ''very much real.''
* When Brainiac examines Willow, he notices that she is highly intoxicated, and thus, he administers a "Sobriety Solution" to counteract the alcohol in her system. It works and Willow can feel her head start to clear; however, this brings her very little comfort because it only reminds her that what shes going through is ''very much real.''
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* Its finally happening. Salem is coming to Earth. What's even worse is that the League is under the impression that she is dead, which could give her time to familiarize herself with Earth, strengthen the Grimm already there and make new plans for the planet all completely unhindered by the only people who can stop her.
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* Its It's finally happening. Salem is coming to Earth. Earth, thanks in part to Lex Luthor. What's even worse is that the League is under the impression that she is she's dead, which could give her time to familiarize herself with Earth, strengthen the Grimm already there and make new plans for the planet all completely unhindered by the only people who can stop her.
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* Its finally happening Salem is coming to Earth. What's even worse is that the League is under the impression that she is dead which could give her time to familiarize herself with Earth, strengthen the Grimm already there and make new plans for the planet all completely unhindered by the only people who can stop her.
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* Its finally happening happening. Salem is coming to Earth. What's even worse is that the League is under the impression that she is dead dead, which could give her time to familiarize herself with Earth, strengthen the Grimm already there and make new plans for the planet all completely unhindered by the only people who can stop her.
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* Its finally happening Salem is coming to Earth. What's even worse is that the League is under the impression that she is dead which could give her time to familiarize herself with Earth, strengthen the Grimm already there and make new plans for the planet all completely unhindered by the only people who can stop her.
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* It's implied by Ozpin's analysis on why no one's taken Brainiac out for his many, many crimes is that Brainiac's connection to his bottled cities means that [[CantLiveWithoutYou if he's killed or the connection is otherwise forcibly severed]], ''all'' the cities would be destroyed, along with the ''trillions''' of helpless sapient beings inside. It's the main reason that he rejects [[spoiler:Ironwood's plan to SuicideAttack him with a fifty-kiloton nuclear bomb to the face]].
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* It's implied by Ozpin's analysis on why no one's taken Brainiac out for his many, many crimes is that Brainiac's connection to his bottled cities means that [[CantLiveWithoutYou if he's killed or the connection is otherwise forcibly severed]], ''all'' the cities would be destroyed, along with the ''trillions''' of helpless sapient beings inside. It's the main reason that he rejects [[spoiler:Ironwood's Ironwood's plan to SuicideAttack him with a fifty-kiloton nuclear bomb to the face]].face.
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** Luthor is killed begging to be freed from Penny's control, Yang and the rest of the Remnants are "uploaded" into a digital scape, and the League and the rest of Earth's inhabitants follows them. Worse, the [[spoiler: Batman who Laughs]] becomes "friends" with the new Penny/Ruby to help her continue her ways of saving people.
* The Elseworld, ''The Last Knight'', isn't as bad as the Dark Multiverse one, but still is tragic as it has [[spoiler: ''Ruby'']] be the broken one and not Batman as Omega. While those who've read the comic know how the story will end, it's still a BittersweetEnding.
* The Elseworld, ''The Last Knight'', isn't as bad as the Dark Multiverse one, but still is tragic as it has [[spoiler: ''Ruby'']] be the broken one and not Batman as Omega. While those who've read the comic know how the story will end, it's still a BittersweetEnding.
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* The Elseworld, ''The Last Knight'', isn't as bad as the Dark Multiverse one, but still is tragic as it has[[spoiler: ''Ruby'']] ''Ruby'' be the broken one and not Batman as Omega. While those who've read the comic know how the story will end, it's still a BittersweetEnding.
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* When Ozpin tries to mock Brainiac, the Coluan makes it clear he's not gonna let this defeat go. Ozpin's joy gives way to terror over how Brainiac will retaliate.
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* Hal and Qrow discover just how Brainiac creates his near-limitless army of drones. To their horror, Brainiac was flash-cloning brain-dead Couluans and harvesting their nervous systems. Their bodies are systematically taken apart and replaced with cybernetic enhancements. Any remaining parts are recycled and reused to create the next batch of clones.
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