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* Subverted in Trinidad's past, in ''[[Gunnm]]''. The bad guy leaves a recording of something that matches this trope. {{spoiler|While the REAL him is busy pleading for his life, and begging, in utter terror. He admits he knows he can't actually keep up to his ideals, and leaves Trinidad a [[My Death Is Just the Beginning]] plan.}}
* Kagato in ''[[Tenchi Muyo!|Tenchi Muyo]]'' becomes this after Tenchi delivers the final blow.
* In ''[[One Piece]]'' after Zoro defeated {{spoiler|Kaku}}, he hands him the key to Robin's cuffs and even shares a joke with Zoro before passing out. The zombie Ryuma gave Zoro the sword Shusui to him upon defeat.
* In ''[[Pokémon (anime)|Pokémon]] Best Wishes'' [[Kuudere|Trip/Shooti]] takes a loss against a crowd of people in the Don Tournament very well in contrast to Ash's previous rival Paul who [[Rage Quit]] when he was losing in the double battle match. However, he states that he is annoyed with losing, but decides that he'll get better to prevent losing again. Then again, this is toward Cilan. He seems disturbed having a draw with Ash though.
* Rigardo in ''[[Claymore]]'' becomes this to Clare, admiring her sheer willpower and resolve before {{spoiler|being torn apart by her [[One-Winged Angel|half-awakened]] [[Super-Powered Evil Side|form]] during her [[Roaring Rampage of Revenge]].}}
* Early in ''[[Captain Harlock]]'', when an enemy commander loses a ship duel to the eponymous captain, he detonates his ship next to Harlock's, charging it magnetically to make enemy lasers miss it.
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