Chain-Reaction Destruction: Difference between revisions

 

More than 3 explosions counts as this trope.

{{examples|Examples from Video Games}}

== Simple destruction after or with the series of explosions ==

* The bosses in ''[[ActRaiser]]''

* The bosses in ''[[Moon Crystal]]''. It's strange because large part of the bosses are living creatures.

* The floating island in the end of chapter 6 of ''[[Meat Boy|Super Meat Boy]]'' with the help of [[Self-Destruct Mechanism]].

* ''[[Cyborg Justice]]'' has every inch of the [[Final Boss]] explode 4 times.

* Bosses and minibosses in ''[[Dynamite Duke]]''

* Many bosses, minibosses and pieces of scenery in ''[[Dynamite Headdy]]''.

 

== Examples from Other Media ==

* In ''[[Gundam Wing]]'', Space Fortress Barge does this after having [[Wave Motion Gun|its main cannon]] cleaved open by Zechs Merquise and Epyon's beam saber.

* [[Inuyasha|Sesshoumaru]]'s {{spoiler|true sword, Bakusaiga}}, utterly destroys everything it cuts, and ''everything that touches what it cuts''.

 

* Two examples from ''[[Star Wars]]'':

** The second Death Star in ''[[Return of the Jedi]]'' exhibits this before its final explosion.

** In ''[[The Phantom Menace]]'', the Trade Federation ship explodes at random points all over its hull before engulfing the command section after Anakin puts two proton torpedoes into one of the reactors.

 

* In the ''[[Stargate Verse]]'' it is a preferable destruction animation of ships destruction but these explosions hardly count as small.

* ''[[Power Rangers]]'' [[Monster of the Week]] types tend to spark a lot before dramatically falling and then going up in a huge ball of [[Made of Explodium|explodium]].

 

* Fireworks factory and fireworks storage explosions are some of the closest it's possible to get to this trope without deliberately setting it up.

 

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