Silverblade2
Since: Jan, 2013
Jun 17th 2014 at 5:34:45 AM
•••
"In a game where you have units that can be killed, achieving this trope is known as a No Casualties Run."
I contest. Every Body Lives happens when not a single character gets killed not just "all the good guys live". In most of video games, you have to kill your ennemies. Unless I miss something in the definition?
FireWalk
Since: Feb, 2010
Mar 14th 2012 at 8:48:39 AM
•••
Pulled Natter from Inception: A lot of the Gundam examples seem dubious.
Don't ask me, I just fix wicks.
DaibhidC
Wizzard
Since: Jan, 2001
Wizzard
Removed as technically off-topic (this isn't Almost Everybody Lives):
- In 1993, Australian comedian/talk show host Andrew Denton devoted an episode of his show The Money or the Gun to interviewing 12 teenage cancer sufferers. In the 10 years between this and their reunion on his serious talk show Enough Rope, only one of them had died. While not everybody lived, it's still an incredible survival rate under the circumstances and a literally life-affirming story.
Long live Marxism-Lennonism!