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The Evil Overlord is about to conquer the country, and The Rival is more concerned about his personal feud with the hero. He may not realize the danger. He often disbelieved either because of his resentment, or honestly, not trusting The Hero. But the damage is real even so. Malicious Slander often fans the fire. The Rival may perpetrate it — or just be extremely gullible, blinded by his dislike for The Hero. Can also be egged on by Divide and Conquer tactics by the real enemy. Heroic counterpart of Enemy Civil War — though, obviously, at least The Rival is not usually very heroic. Enlivens the life of many a hero, though. The better sort of rival will come to his senses with the enemy actually at the gate, but not without doing heavy damage to the cause first. However, often, Redemption Equals Death. Not always. Sometimes, at that, The Hero learns An Aesop about how people can legitimately suspect him without being evil. Either way, Teeth-Clenched Teamwork is likely to ensue — though that may lead to Fire Forged Friendship and prevent reoccurrence. The Leader can sometimes resolve it earlier by trampling objections. The worse sort may actually become the Turn Coat, undergoing a Face–Heel Turn. This shifts them out of the ambit of this trope. Obstructive Bureaucrat and The Resenter frequently cause this. Contrast With Friends Like These..., where your ally is only your ally because the two of you happen to be fighting the same villain at the same time; this has deadly serious effects, and also can be carried out with perfect courtesy all around. Contrast Enemy Mine, where someone who is usually an opponent is willing to work with you against a common enemy. Contrast Sour Supporter, who will work for you, but just to let you know, he thinks you're insane. When The Hero and The Rival work for different organizations, Interservice Rivalry may be involved. Supertrope of We ARE Struggling Together and A House Divided. See also Ignored Enemy, Rebellious Rebel, Headbutting Heroes, Let's You and Him Fight, Who Needs Enemies? and Not-So-Omniscient Council of Bickering. |
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In Worm, when Scion kills off half the world's population and many of the most powerful heroes sent to stop him, various groups decide to fight amongst themselves believing it's hopeless to resist. | |
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In Avengers: Age of Ultron, conflicts within the team and the lack of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s presence are a major factor in driving the plot. | |
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Every film of George A. Romero's Living Dead Series —save perhaps Dawn of the Dead (1978)— revolves almost entirely around this. No matter how petty the squabble or how many restless undead are pounding on the weakening barricades outside, the main characters will never, ever just swallow their pride and work together, because Romero is a strong believer in Humans Are the Real Monsters and he will get his pet message across even if he has to roll it up and cram it right down your throat. | |
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The American military in Justice League spends so much time making superweapons to defend against/destroy the Justice League, they completely ignore the fact that relying on Lex Luthor as opposed to the people who are busy saving the world every day might actually be a bad idea. To be specific, it was because of Project Cadmus's idea in recruiting villains to do their work for them. | |
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Supergirl: In the post-Flashpoint timeline, Zor-El and Jor-El both believe Krypton is doomed, but can't agree on how to save its people. Jor-El favors building rockets to flee the planet, while Zor-El wants to build force fields around their cities. Both of them are right about their ideas being viable (as shown when Jor-El saves his son while Zor-El saves Argo City) but neither of them saves as many people as they could have by working together. | |
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The Light Warriors of 8-Bit Theater spend lots of time trying to kill each other. Word of God has said the monsters and obstacles that they face in the world are nothing compared to the monsters and obstacles within the party. | |
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RWBY: The Big Bad's end-goal involves her sending followers into the different kingdoms to divide them against each other; she is fully aware that if the kingdoms ever unite, they will be a threat to her ability to achieve her goal. The Big Good is attempting to unite the world both to stop the Big Bad and for other secret reasons. Humanity offended the gods in the distant past after following Salem in rebellion against them and Ozpin has been tasked by the God of Light with guiding humanity to unity and redemption; if the gods return to find humanity still divided, they will destroy the planet. Salem wants humanity to fail and be destroyed while Ozpin wants humanity to succeed and survive. This is a large part of the reason why the villains failed in Volume 5; tensions between the White Fang and Salem's faction resulted in the two sides barely working together and refusing to support each other when both of the factions ran into problems on their end of the operation. (Had, say, the White Fang rushed into Haven Academy to aid Salem's people in fighting most of the main heroes, it's likely that even if they didn't wind up achieving all their objectives, they would have killed or driven off most of the main cast). Furthermore, Cinder and Raven both believed all along that the other would inevitably betray them, and the fight that resulted when Cinder made her move delayed and weakened them so much that it prevented Salem's people from acquiring the Relic of Knowledge, which was the entire point of their mission. The heroes struggle with this dilemma throughout Volumes 7-8; Atlas and Mantle have good people who are pitted against each other because of conflicting goals. The heroes manage to bring both Ironwood's group and Robyn's group together against Salem, frustrating Tyrian, who had been working with Watts to divide them for Salem. Cinder pressing Ironwood's Trauma Button shatters the alliance, uniting Robyn and the heroes against Ironwood; the villains obtain the Relic of Knowledge, Clover is murdered, and the heroes are either arrested or fugitives. In Volume 8, the heroes split their forces, and their most immediate threat becomes Ironwood's determination to obtain the Winter Maiden at any cost; although the kingdom is evacuated, the villains obtain both Relics, the Winter Maiden is sacrificed and Team RWBY and Jaune fall into the Void Between the Worlds. It takes all of Volume 9 for the heroes to recover. |
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In 1776, avoiding this situation is why John Hancock casts the tiebreaking vote in favor of requiring unanimity among all the American colonies' delegations when it comes to the vote on whether to adopt the Lee Resolution and declare independence, even though Hancock himself is in favor of the resolution and his vote made it harder for Congress to adopt it. Not having that requirement would set colony against colony from the get-go and make it too easy for Britain to exploit the divisions between them, even if the Americans end up winning the war. | |
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In Deviant, various conflicts are made ten times more difficult because of the frequent heroic in-fighting. The fact that they don't share many similar goals and have clashing personalities only makes matters worse. | |
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Taya Valkyrie has never treated Ivelisse Velez well, but her behavior never had a negative impact on her team, Perros Del Mal, because Velez was too brief and minor a member to matter. Not so in Lucha Underground, where Catrina used her distaste for Velez to sow discord among Velez's team with The Son Of Havok after Valkyrie's boyfriend Johnny Mundo was chosen as their substitute for the injured Angelico. For added measure, Catrina also went about seducing Velez's boyfriend Jeremiah Crane, making the unit that much more disfunctional. While Velez would confront, challenge and defeat Catrina in a match, Catrina seemed to successfully put an end to "Team Havoc" for good, as Havoc and Velez wound up forming new trios apart from each other that were not as successful as the original. | |
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Ran: Being an adaptation of King Lear (for which see Theatre below), this is the basic problem. Lord Ichimonji uses the classic metaphor of three arrows in a bundle being harder to break than three arrows separately to demonstrate the importance of strength in unity. Saburo subverts this by using his knee to break the bundle, showing that even a united family can break under the right circumstances. Ironically, it is Saburo who tries the hardest to heed his father's advice, and is thwarted by his brothers' ambitions (and Lady Kaede's machinations). | |
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The tagline for Captain America: Civil War invokes it word for word: "United we stand. Divided we fall."◊ | |
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The Last Jedi Does this too: Holdo's lack of communication with the Resistance results in the entire crew distrusting her, leading to Poe setting off a chain of events that indirectly destroy the majority of the Resistance. | |
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Avengers: Infinity War: Prior conflicts and inability to get past them (best demonstrated by Tony Stark's unwillingness to call Steve Rogers) lead to groups of heroes acting on their own (on Titan, in Wakanda) and without any common plan, which is deemed to result in failure. They do lose. | |
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Marvel Cinematic Universe: This trope plagues The Avengers for the first 2/3rds of the film, with their multi-sided bickering, mistrust, derision, and lack of professionalism leading them to be so wrapped up in yelling at each other that they fail to realize that Loki is actually counting on them to be so wrapped up in yelling at each other that they fail to head off an ambush, are swiftly laid siege to, the Helicarrier is badly crippled, their ranks are scattered, Loki escapes, and Coulson is killed. It's only after this happens that they retroactively realize they could've avoided it all if they had just worked together from the start. In Avengers: Age of Ultron, conflicts within the team and the lack of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s presence are a major factor in driving the plot. The tagline for Captain America: Civil War invokes it word for word: "United we stand. Divided we fall."◊ Avengers: Infinity War: Prior conflicts and inability to get past them (best demonstrated by Tony Stark's unwillingness to call Steve Rogers) lead to groups of heroes acting on their own (on Titan, in Wakanda) and without any common plan, which is deemed to result in failure. They do lose. |
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Bob and George. Trying to warn Dr. Light doesn't work well. | |
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Emperor (2020): Ruthless Bounty Hunter Luke McCabe gets into a standoff with two men over the body of his latest bounty, but regains the advantage because his would-be ambushers get distracted debating whether to give the body a proper burial or turn it in for the reward themselves. Abolitionist leaders John Brown and Frederick Douglas can't agree on whether they should attack an armory to trigger a slave rebellion or merely help more slaves flee to non-slave states. Douglas disapproves of Brown's willingness to risk the lives of his men and sons and feels that as a white man, Brown isn't in as much danger and can't appreciate the risks. Brown feels drastic action is necessary even if it means being Inspirational Martyrs, goes ahead without Douglas, and fails (although his pro-slavery enemies only get a Pyrrhic Victory, as The American Civil War isn't far away). |
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In Avatar: The Last Airbender, Long Feng, the Evil Chancellor and default ruler of Ba Sing Se (the capital and last major outpost of the Earth Kingdom) refuses to aid and actively hinders Avatar Aang, The Chosen One, in the fight against the Fire Nation. After his manipulations are exposed and he's jailed, his Dai Li help him orchestrate a coup from his cell. But he is being played by a greater Chessmaster, Fire Nation Princess Azula, who gains the Dai Li's loyalty and uses them to sabotage the city's defenses. End result? On a larger scale, this has played out in the war as a whole. The Fire Nation launched an overwhelming first strike against the Air Nomads, managing to commit genocide without any other nation coming to their defense (at least successfully). The Water Tribes and Earth Kingdom then decided to see to their own defenses, with the Southern Water Tribe only coming to the Earth Kingdom's aid 97 years into the war. The Southern Water Tribe had been enduring constant raids by the Fire Nation for sixty years before the beginning of the show, so they had their own problems to worry about. The Northern Tribe, though? No excuse. They pay the piper after the Fire Nation invades them and gives them a severe beating. |
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A villanous example from Kill Six Billion Demons: At the time Allison enters the picture, the Big Bad Ensemble has long since stopped talking to or coordinating with each other save their pact of self-defence against Jagganoth, setting them up for a Systematic Villain Takedown courtesy of Allison. Ultimately the Demiurges are able to cooperate just enough to put up a fight when Jagganoth finally comes knocking, only for Gog-Agog to abandon them at the critical moment. The resulting beatdown ends up shattering the Seven for good. | |
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In American Barbarian, Yoosamon's urging that he form alliances hits this. | |
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King Lear have this quarreling problem. The daughters of Lear don't learn the lesson and everything gets worse. | |
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The Dreamland Chronicles: The dwarves don't believe that the elves did not attack with the Nightmare Realm. And accuse the elves of treason. |
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In Impure Blood, having been attacked doesn't keep the Watchers from spending all their time quibbling — including about whether they should be Ungrateful Bastards toward Roan, and if so, Who Will Bell the Cat?. | |
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Discussed thoroughly in Exam. Because the characters can't decide whether they're supposed to act as a group to achieve a goal that they can't achieve alone or they're meant to pull the carpet out from under each other, they keep debating this theme. Black and Blonde are the ones that most advocate this idea. | |
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Infinite Crisis: The Big Three of Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman start here. Despite the world's situation being bad, the three are incapable of overcoming their issues to work together as a unifying force. This is what brings Golden Age Superman at his Rage Breaking Point. | |
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Annihilation: Discussed between Nova and Star-Lord towards the end, when the topic of the Wave reaching Earth comes up. Most of Earth's heroes are fighting over the Superhero Registration Act. Star-Lord (normally the more cynical one) figures they'd get their act together, while Nova believes they'd still be bickering while the world burns. A What If...? shows Star-Lord was more or less right. | |
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This trope plagues The Avengers for the first 2/3rds of the film, with their multi-sided bickering, mistrust, derision, and lack of professionalism leading them to be so wrapped up in yelling at each other that they fail to realize that Loki is actually counting on them to be so wrapped up in yelling at each other that they fail to head off an ambush, are swiftly laid siege to, the Helicarrier is badly crippled, their ranks are scattered, Loki escapes, and Coulson is killed. It's only after this happens that they retroactively realize they could've avoided it all if they had just worked together from the start. | |
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Tsukihime: Arcueid seems to have little issue with cooperating with the Church when necessary. They, on the other hand, feel differently as she's technically a vampire as well. Fortunately, she's essentially indestructible so they decided 'Fuck it' and agreed to work with her on occasion. That's mostly background material due to our only seeing sane Church members, but Ciel and Arcueid also have a funny tendency to start fighting to the death when differences arise. And they're friends. | |
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Palpatine's plotting throughout the Prequel Trilogy culminates with separating the heroes in Revenge of the Sith, with Obi-Wan and Yoda going offworld on different missions and Padme standing in opposition to the Republic's increasing authoritarianism, leaving Anakin isolated from the people that care about him, thereby falling to the Dark Side of the Force and becoming Darth Vader. | |
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Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors: Suffice it to say, that isn't how the Nonary Game was supposed to end. | |
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High Noon: Kane's deputy refuses to help him unless Kane agrees to the deputy becoming his successor. | |
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