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At the same time though, Tom the shipwright had the blueprints to Pluton, which was passed down by each main shipwright of Water 7. Said Poneglyphs are frustratingly impervious to harm, so the Government resorts to killing anyone who can read them. The World Government would probably prefer to destroy the Poneglyphs that have the only known record of the Void Century inscribed on them, with the possible exception of the one describing the location of Pluton. It has a villainous and justified version.Since the entire purpose of the nation guarding the vault is to ensure that nobody ever opens it, one has to wonder why they didn't just destroy the key centuries ago.
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In The Vision of Escaflowne, the characters spend several episodes in a futile effort to keep the Big Bad from getting access to a sealed vault full of energy needed to implement his plans.The results are: a funny moment watching him nearly choke to death in the attempt to swallow it, a W-T-F moment when the ball APPEARS IN HIS FOREHEAD for no discernible reason, and eventually failure when Syn Shenron manages to re-absorb it anyway. Goku literally attempts to do this to one of the Dragon Balls in an effort to stop Syn Shenron from becoming Omega Shenron (again) in Dragon Ball GT.Unfortunately, he has probably the most chillingly understated A God Am I moment in history, and very calmly disregards her qualms and has her shot when she tries to stop him.
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In Code Geass, Cornelia argues this when she tries to convince Schneizel that his plan to achieve world peace by nuking all the world's major cities and forcing them into submission is going too far.Fate/Zero and Fate/stay night: The conclusion their respective main characters ultimately come to, regarding the corrupted Holy Grail.In the manga Tripeace, two rulers solve the conflict between their nations by destroying the magical fountain that they are warring over.If the protagonists aim for this trope but don't succeed, see Dangerous Device Disposal Debacle. If the power simply isn't used, for no specific reason, that's Holding Back the Phlebotinum. See also: The World Is Not Ready, Status Quo Is God, Reluctant Mad Scientist, May It Never Happen Again, and Technological Pacifist. Does not refer to powers that only women have, or only The Chosen One or many should have. See No MacGuffin, No Winner when the power is lost as a karmic punishment, rather than a willing decision in fear of the consequences. If the proper choice isn't made, this may mark the Start of Darkness. This may be a final resolution, a return to the status quo, or even the beginning of a quest to get rid of the power. The source of power must be discarded, destroyed, or sealed back in its can. In any case, the choice will usually be clear. Eventually, a wiser member will point out that the only possible solution is for no one to have it. He may experience a "Not So Different" Remark moment, and gain some sympathy for his enemy.Īlternatively, the party may begin fighting over who should control this power, demonstrating their inability to be trusted with it.
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After contemplating all the good he could do, The Hero may realize that he can't take away people's free will. Some powers - and responsibilities - are too great for anyone to be trusted with.Ī character may realize this on his own - perhaps the Big Bad has just been defeated, and his Ancient Artifact is now in The Hero's control. With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility, but Power Corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Spider-Man 2099, Spider-Man: Edge of Time
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