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Last Villain Stand

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Last Villain Stand	comment	A Last Villain Stand is where the villain has lost his army (if he had one), his plan has been ruined, and he decides to fight the heroes on his own. Usually, he uses Applied Phlebotinum or a Plot Coupon to take on a One-Winged Angel form (or at least grow to giant size) and becomes more powerful than ever before. In video games, this is usually where the Final Boss battle goes down. Usually, this is a desperate play by the villain when he has nothing left to lose, has gone through a Villainous Breakdown, and all that he's driven by now is a mad thirst for revenge for the heroes thwarting his plans to rule the world, the universe, or whatever he was after. He may take things to such an extreme that he doesn't care what happens to him as long as he destroys the good guys. Also, he may be deluding himself with the thought that it's not all over and that he will win somehow and may even tell it to his enemies, even when it's impossible to see how the tide can turn now. It usually ends with the villain being destroyed and the heroes coming out alive. There are some cases where this trope is inverted when the villain is a One-Man Army, his one man stand is not so desperate and he's still able to carry out his diabolical plans on his own. If this is the case, the villain is usually defeated when a miracle happens and the heroes gain the power needed to defeat him. This requires a certain amount of Villainous Valor, and if played correctly, it may shift the audience's sympathy a bit more toward him. Unlike a Last Breath Bullet, the villain is still very much alive. However, this can still lead to Taking You with Me. Compare with Last Stand, where it's the heroes who are the ones making the desperate play. May be a form of Villainous Valour if the villain could easily escape but instead chooses to be noble and fight to the last. Contrast with Villain: Exit, Stage Left, where the villain flees instead of staying to fight to the end. For a post-mortem last stand, see Villainous Plan Inertia, as the villain's plan still needs to be thwarted even though he's gone.
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Last Villain Stand / int_109f965c	comment	Occurs during the climax of Hey Arnold! The Jungle Movie with Lasombra after being hit with a poison dart and falling over the cliff, he climbs back up, still infected with the poison, in a last effort to reclaim the Corazon. He then gets into a scuffle with Eduardo, which leads to the Corazon falling off of the cliff, much to his anger. Once it falls over, he makes one last attempt to take out the gang, before finally succumbing to the poison from the dart.
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Last Villain Stand / int_10ddd3d5	comment	And in Twilight Princess, after the Twilight has been purged from Hyrule and is unlikely to return, Zelda has been freed, and Hyrule Castle destroyed, Ganondorf does it again, first on horseback and then on foot.
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Last Villain Stand / int_14cb9f30	comment	In the climax of A Bug's Life, after the ants chase off his grasshoppers, Hopper decides to get revenge on Flik by kidnapping him as a rainstorm is starting, leading to him being pursued by Princess Atta and the circus bugs. After Atta saves Flik, Hopper pursues them, ultimately cornering Flik, saying that he hasn't won as he'll recruit a new army of grasshoppers to get his revenge on the ants, but not before he kills Flik. However, Hopper realizes too late that Flik had led him to a bird's nest.
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Last Villain Stand / int_15d4bb1b	comment	The Equestrian Wind Mage does this at the end of Season 2: Ganondorf's armies are crushed by the allied pony forces at the Battle of the Crystal Empire, his power is sufficiently drained by his own personal battle with the Princesses, and by this point the Mane Six and their allies have regathered all of the stolen Elements of Harmony (except Magic, which he's kept on himself), defeating all his Boss-level monsters in the process. So, he flees back to occupied Canterlot in an attempt to regain his strength, only to be hunted down and confronted for the Final Battle.
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Last Villain Stand / int_166bf156	comment	Choujuu Sentai Liveman: After Yusuke stops the Giga Brain Wave, Great Professor Bias is forced to de-age himself to a child in order to stay alive. With his Mass Hypnosis plan having gone kaput and now stuck as an impulsive kid, the Great Professor opts to go on one last rampage with the Brain Base and eat dinner while enjoying the chaos. Which is cut short when the rest of the Livemen knock the Brain Base and the students Bias sacrificed for the Brain Wave rebel against him, causing him to revert to his true age as a senile old man. The best Bias can do after that is have Guardnoid Gash send a Monster of the Week to hold off the Livemen and bring him to safety, where his old age ultimately does him in.
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Last Villain Stand / int_1682583	comment	The last five episodes of Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam serve as one of these for Big Bad Paptimus Scirocco and the Titans. Outlawed by the Earth Federation, hunted by the AEUG, with their leadership in tatters and superweapons totalled, the Titans ally themselves with Haman Khan (the Big Bad of the next installment, Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ) who is planning to use then discard them and throw themselves into one last battle with the pursuing AEUG. There is no question that, no matter the outcome of the battle, Scirocco and his followers are going down, whether at the hands of their enemies or their allies. The only question remaining is how many heroes are going down with them? Thanks to Yazan Gable, the answer is "most of them."
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Last Villain Stand / int_19d740d8	comment	The Great Mouse Detective: Big Bad Ratigan is utterly and completely defeated and Out-Gambitted - every single one of his options closed off by the heroes. He then resorts to attacking Basil head-on, with the singular intent of killing him.
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Last Villain Stand / int_1b8faf92	comment	Hagen in the ending of the Nibelungenlied, because given that among other things he murdered Siegfried and Kriemhild's and Etzel's infant son, there should be no question that he is a villain.
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Last Villain Stand / int_1cc09117	comment	During his final battle against Ichigo in Bleach, Grimmjow is sliced twice in the torso and stabbed in the heart, but refuses to go down until he is sneak-attacked by Nnoitra.
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Last Villain Stand / int_1db412d3	comment	The first Mistborn book has this, of the One-Man Army variety. Throughout the book, killing the Lord Ruler is treated as the most insane objective of an already impossible-seeming plan to overthrow The Empire. When the final stage of the plan is put into action, Vin meets the Lord Ruler face to face and realizes that yes, he can indeed still kick all their asses singlehandedly. The garrison is mostly absent; what's left has either defected or been defeated; the nobles are all hiding in their keeps if they haven't outright surrendered; and the order of dragons has been destroyed from within. But even as the resistance army Zerg Rushes the palace, the Lord Ruler decries them as beneath his notice. Somehow, Vin has to figure out how to kill him. Cue Final Boss battle.
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Last Villain Stand / int_1f0e9377	comment	The ending of Baldur's Gate features this. Unmasked before the public as the mastermind of the entire iron shortage and attempted war with Amn, Sarevok flees into some caves underneath the city with his most loyal subordinates so he can go down fighting all the interest groups (the Iron Throne, the Flaming Fist, the Player Character) now out for his head.
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Last Villain Stand / int_1ff419c5	comment	Xemnas himself ends up in this situation in Kingdom Hearts II. His entire plan was to build his own Kingdom Hearts and fuse with it to become a god. But once his former mentor, Ansem the Wise, destroys this fake Kingdom Hearts with his machine, Xemnas is left with a broken shell of what he was going to have, his entire organization already destroyed by Sora and no more Keyblade wielders willing to help him rebuild it (better yet, focused on killing him instead). He laments that "(his) Kingdom Hearts is ruined" before going mano a mano with Sora...and after he loses, fuses with the destroyed version anyway in a last attempt to kill the heroes.
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Last Villain Stand / int_2192aeb3	comment	Fire Emblem games like this trope: Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn: Jarod, the Climax Boss of Part 1, is a scary example of what a villain in this situation is capable of. Towards the end of Part 1, he is scapegoated for the Begnion occupation army's tyranny over Daein by his superiors. He receives orders from the Apostle to stand down and await the Apostle's inspection team, which would all but certainly end with his execution for the crimes committed against the people of Daein. Knowing that he's a dead man walking, he tries to assassinate Micaiah but is stopped by none other than the Black Knight himself. With his back to the wall and nowhere to run, he decides that, rather than wait for his inevitable execution, he'll lead his troops in one last blaze of glory against Micaiah. He kills the Apostle's emissary, pretty much destroys the Daein capital with catapults, and gives a pretty damn good Rousing Speech to his men before engaging Micaiah's army for The Last Dance. Happens in Fire Emblem: Awakening. After most of his forces are either decimated or mass deserted and even the Religion of Evil, the Grimleal had abandoned him, Gangrel, the king of Plegia, makes his last stand in a wasteland with only the few troops left that are loyal to him. Ominous Latin Chanting is playing in the background. Happens at least once on each of the routes in Fire Emblem: Three Houses: On Azure Moon, Verdant Wind, and Silver Snow, it comes with the final confrontation with Emperor Edelgard of Adrestia. Her One-Winged Angel form even makes an appearance in Azure Moon, which is the same route where Edelgard is the Final Boss. In the final confrontation, the player character's army batters down all available defenses until it comes down to close-quarters fighting in the city, the palace, and eventually the actual throne room. The map is even a two-part event with no break in-between, because there's no time to be wasted between taking the city and the castle itself. Afterward, the nation on the losing end ceases to be a politically significant entity. In Verdant Wind and Silver Snow, those who slither in the dark are reduced to this after the loss of Edelgard and the Adrestian Empire and the discovery of their Elaborate Underground Base. Their leader, Thales, goes out in an attempt at Taking You with Me with ICBMs. Only in Verdant Wind does Nemesis come into play afterward. On Crimson Flower, Rhea/Seiros, now well and truly insane deliberately invokes this during the final battle when the villain gives the order to set fire to the entire city in a last-ditch effort to kill the player character's army and refusing to let any of the civilians leave. The heroes are forced to engage the last remnants of the enemy's army in the burning city before facing the villain in her full One-Winged Angel glory, angrily ranting about how she's been betrayed.
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Last Villain Stand / int_2212773a	comment	On Angel after her brainwashing powers are lost, Jasmine declares that if she can't rule the world she's going to destroy it. She shrugs off everything Angel tries to throw at her, but we don't get to see how she actually intends to accomplish her new goal because Connor, whose immunity to her powers apparently stretched to ignoring her invulnerability, shows up and kills her. In the season 3 premiere, kills a vampire who he then realizes was Elisabeth, who, with her boyfriend James, were friends with Angelus and Darla for a time. James decides he has nothing left to live for other than revenge against Angel and undergoes an operation in which his heart is removed, guaranteeing he will die in 24 hours, but rendering him invulnerable until then.
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Last Villain Stand / int_223c2a48	comment	In Breath of the Wild, Princess Zelda says that Calamity Ganon's final transformation into Dark Beast Ganon is a last ditch effort to kill Link and destroy Hyrule.
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Last Villain Stand / int_22d74b2e	comment	Almost every villain in Redwall has already lost the battle before their final fight with the hero of the book.
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Last Villain Stand / int_26674ed5	comment	Solidus in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty as well. The Patriots reveal right before the final battle that they have manipulated Solidus every single step of the way into doing their bidding, rendering his entire plan to stop them pointless. He still fights Raiden to the death anyway, with the implication that he didnâ€™t entirely care who won or lost anymore as long as the winner continued fighting the Patriots. Ultimately he chooses to go out in a blaze of glory fighting his former protege after losing everything else.
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Last Villain Stand / int_28508de	comment	In Winx Club, near Valtor's end, he is humiliated by the Winx, loses most of the spells he stole, is abandoned by the Trix, and is nearly crushed by all the water of Lake Roccaluce. He survives and kidnaps the Specialists in order to lure the Winx to Andros and kill them with his last stolen spell, the Spell of the Elements. He ends up losing that and then loses control of his body to the Ancestral Witches before Bloom finishes him off.
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Last Villain Stand / int_28df3e79	comment	There Was Once an Avenger From Krypton: During the climax of Changing of the Guard, Vilgax has lost his ship and army, and is being overwhelmed by the Avengers and Alien Force, to the point that his Healing Factor can barely keep up. Despite this, he keeps going until he's sealed in Petrosapien crystal by Diamondhead, even after Power Girl rips his arms off.
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Last Villain Stand / int_2956c254	comment	In For Honor, this is how Seijuro plans to go out during the Samurai campaign, exhorting to his few followers that they will die like warriors when Ayu and her army shows up to take the Imperial Palace, which is the final obstacle to reuniting the Dawn Empire after a brief civil war erupts over the previous Emperor's death. Ultimately, it is averted; while Seijuro's guards are defeated by Ayu and the Orochi, the Orochi ends up sparing Seijuro because his skills as a general are needed for the war with the Blackstone Legion. The game's Big Bad, Apollyon, ends up in one of these when the reformed Iron Legion and the Dawn Empire lay siege to her fortress. Ultimately, she ends up in a protracted, brutal final duel with the Orochi, which ends with her explaining her motivations as she is dying, and the Orochi allowing her the time to say her final words before her death.
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Last Villain Stand / int_2d316ba2	comment	In Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003), during the Turtles' third showdown with the Shredder at the TCRI building, the Shredder, enraged that the Turtles allowed the Utroms to escape, vows to not let them leave alive, not caring about his implosion device that will take him with it. The Turtles manage to overwhelm him learning his true identity as an Utrom in the process before escaping the building before it implodes, taking Shredder with it, supposedly destroying him for good this time.
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Last Villain Stand / int_2f865ae7	comment	Dahau in Valkyria Chronicles III. He refuses to obey the peace treaty, and with what remains of his troops, he activates a Valkyrian superweapon. In fact, in this battle, he can't die, even if you sic your Valkyria at him; you must deactivate the superweapon. The Final Boss battle with Maximillian from the original Valkyria Chronicles. The Valkof, the whole reason he invaded Gallia to begin with, is destroyed, the Marmota, while still operational, is severely damaged, and Faldio is off setting it to self-destruct, and while Maxmillian still has his artificial Valkyria setup, it only works as long as he's on the Marmota. Him showing up to kill Squad 7 is really just a last desperate bid to regain control of the situation.
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Last Villain Stand / int_2f92f79b	comment	Shakespeare's Richard III, who refuses a chance to escape so he can keep fighting. The play is one of the best examples of Historical Villain Upgrade but this is very much Truth in Television. Richard III died in battle, leading a cavalry charge that nearly killed Henry VII.
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Last Villain Stand / int_31313512	comment	ANNO: Mutationem: C, after Ann has fully prevented his scheme of obtaining the Dypheus' Breath and is now surrounded, leaves him with the only option of eliminating everyone in his way until he can start his plan over again.
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Last Villain Stand / int_32c541e6	comment	In the finale Fullmetal Alchemist, after losing the godly power he had been trying to claim for centuries, an enraged Father decides to confront his enemies the Elrics in one final battle alongside every one of their allies. Of course, even without the power of Truth, he was still extremely powerful, and nearly won in his one-homunculus stand.
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Last Villain Stand / int_35e05f2a	comment	RWBY: Adam starts out as a powerful character who dominates Blake's thoughts even after she's escaped him. At the height of his power, he controls the entire White Fang, has helped bring down Beacon Academy and is on the verge of bringing down Haven Academy. However, his deteriorating mental state and increasing obsession with reclaiming Blake causes him to unravel until both Menagerie, led by Blake, and the White Fang turn on him, forever destroying his dream of creating a world where Faunus subjugate humanity. Abandoned and alone, Adam hunts down Blake for a fight to the death, blaming her for everything he's lost.
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Last Villain Stand / int_39f32df7	comment	From Russia with Love: SPECTRE Number One gives one last chance to Rosa Klebb to kill Bond and retrieve the Lektor. She tries killing Bond with a poisoned shoe blade after passing as a chambermaid and ends up killed with her own gun by Tatiana Romanova.
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Last Villain Stand / int_3b05a9de	comment	Power Rangers Time Force has Ransik taking a last stand as well. It is inverted when he nearly wipes out the Rangers single-handed - he gets his visor blown off, but it ends up with just him and a demorphed, barely-standing Jen. He's only "defeated" when he attacks his own daughter by mistake, at which point he realizes that being so obsessed with his hatred almost cost him the only one he loved. After that, he surrenders.
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Last Villain Stand / int_3e4fcdd3	comment	Khan quotes Captain Ahab at the end of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
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Last Villain Stand / int_44127c7c	comment	The Power Rangers series has several examples of this: In Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, after Trakeena loses her entire army (though that was because she had them perform kamikaze tactics), her ship is destroyed, and all her minions are gone, she enters the cocoon her father made for her to take on the One-Winged Angel form she was destined for and in an act of pure desperation, powers up the remains of the Terra Venture and attempts to crash it into the planet Mirinoi where the colony had flown to in an attempt to destroy them and the Power Rangers. Either she overlooked the fact that she would die too if she succeeded, she felt she was powerful enough to survive the crash, or she was just trying to pull a Taking You with Me. Power Rangers Time Force has Ransik taking a last stand as well. It is inverted when he nearly wipes out the Rangers single-handed - he gets his visor blown off, but it ends up with just him and a demorphed, barely-standing Jen. He's only "defeated" when he attacks his own daughter by mistake, at which point he realizes that being so obsessed with his hatred almost cost him the only one he loved. After that, he surrenders. An inverted version of the trope appears at the end of Power Rangers Wild Force. Even though the Nexus is destroyed, he has no more monsters, and his Co-Dragons have walked out on him, Master Org's final form after completing his transformation using the Org Heart is that of a One-Winged Angel so powerful that he singlehandedly brings the rangers the closest they've been to being defeated by destroying all of their Wild Zords, stripping them of their powers, and causing the Animarium to fall out of the sky. He very nearly won until the Wild Zords miraculously returned with all the lost Wild Zords, giving the rangers more power than ever, enabling them to destroy Master Org once and for all. Power Rangers: Dino Thunder has this as well with Big Bad Mesogog: His minions are gone, his base is destroyed, his plans are ruined, and his Dragon-turned-Starscream's massive Zord failed to defeat the rangers. Mesogog then confronts the rangers, and states that he managed to absorb enough power from their Dino Gems to complete his transfiguration. After saying the line below, he evolves into Mesomonster, a self-replicating and nearly invincible beast. It takes literally everything the rangers have to destroy him. In Power Rangers S.P.D., Emperor Gruumm ultimately takes a last stand as well. After his army is destroyed and Omni has fallen, Gruumm erupts from the rubble of Omni's mechanical body and challenges his nemesis Doggie Cruger to one last battle. When Doggie wins, Gruumm orders him to end it, but Doggie refuses, instead cutting his other horn off and arresting him. In Power Rangers Super Megaforce, it's not the overall leader of the Armada, Emperor Mavro, who makes the last stand — as he was killed beforehand at the hands of the rangers. The remnants of the Armada, who are a colossal army of X-Borgs, do; making this a subversion of the Decapitated Army trope. It takes the efforts of every Power Ranger in existence to finish off the remnants.
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Last Villain Stand / int_468bebb0	comment	Several Discworld villains do this, because most Discworld heroes try to foil the villain's Evil Plan first or break the villain's power in non-fighting ways: The actual physical showdown then comes afterwards when the villain's danger level has gone from 'dangerous to the world' to 'dangerous to the heroes personally' and are looking for payback for their ruined plan. For an incomplete list, this is pulled by villains in Guards! Guards!, Witches Abroad, Men at Arms, Hogfather, Maskerade, Carpe Jugulum, The Fifth Elephant, Night Watch and Making Money. One early example is Wyrd Sisters, where Lady Felmet chooses to charge the manifestation of Lancre's spirit, a horde of assorted woodland critters acting with one mind and purpose, despite being outnumbered, unarmored, and wielding only a knife. She is implicitly Devoured by the Horde. The villains of Snuff and Unseen Academicals actually have this trope defied on them when someone else decides to Shoot the Dog instead of letting them come back to haunt the heroes.
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Last Villain Stand / int_47a34a01	comment	Very common in the original Kamen Rider series and Kamen Rider V3. Each of the Shocker and Destron executives face down their Kamen Rider after he's defeated their armies of monsters and thwarted their plans enough, transform into a monstrous form with incredible power behind it, and fight him one on one.
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Last Villain Stand / int_4b2c1779	comment	In Power Rangers Super Megaforce, it's not the overall leader of the Armada, Emperor Mavro, who makes the last stand — as he was killed beforehand at the hands of the rangers. The remnants of the Armada, who are a colossal army of X-Borgs, do; making this a subversion of the Decapitated Army trope. It takes the efforts of every Power Ranger in existence to finish off the remnants.
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Last Villain Stand / int_4b790c79	comment	Iron Man: Pepper manages to obtain evidence of Obadiah's villainy and get it to the authorities. Realizing he's screwed, Obadiah snaps and enters the Iron Monger suit in a desperate bid to kill everyone involved. Pepper outright says that he's gone insane.
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Last Villain Stand / int_4f9064f6	comment	In Kung Fu Panda 2 Lord Shen has his entire army destroyed, has killed his own Dragon, and lost everything. When Po finds him on the wreckage of his flagship in the middle of a Villainous Breakdown and offers him a Last-Second Chance, Shen rejects it and does the one thing he'd been running from the entire film, fight Po himself in a final showdown. But as Shen attacks, he accidentally slashes the ropes holding up his destroyed cannon, causing it to fall and crush him to death. Despite his initial shock, however, he simply closes his eyes and waits for it to drop.
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Last Villain Stand / int_505b5376	comment	Chouseishin Series: Chouseishin Gransazer: Even after his conspiracy has been exposed, Belzeus still tries to take out the Gransazers one last time with Cabryon. Who gets obliterated in less than a minute by a fully-formed and supercharged Dai-Sazer. Genseishin Justiriser: The Justirisers defeat the massive Giant Mook army the villains sent and blow up the Diglos, but their mecha are trashed and they (seemingly) lost two of their own in the process. Which results in an undaunted Kurogane deciding to finish the rest of the heroes off.
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Last Villain Stand / int_5268a4ed	comment	Kamen Rider Build: Even though his endgame was thwarted in the penultimate episode and he's rapidly losing power in the finale, Evolt remains convinced he can pull out a win and fights one last battle against Sento.
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Last Villain Stand / int_5293b208	comment	Kamen Rider Ex-Aid: After depowering Kamen Rider Cronus from his Gamedeus form and stymying his plan to control everyone, the Doctor Riders still have to give him one last beatdown in order to defeat him.
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Last Villain Stand / int_54052ff6	comment	In the climax of Ernest Scared Stupid, after Ernest and Kenny wipe out his entire troll army which he had spent the entire movie raising, Trantor calls upon all the dark spirits within the tree to take on a One-Winged Angel form (becoming strong enough to overcome his weakness to milk) for a final showdown with Ernest.
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Last Villain Stand / int_58c951bd	comment	Akumaizer 3: After the Akuma Clan invasion is stopped an episode before, the Big Bad equips The Brute with a weapon that makes him virtually invincible and sends him out on a rampage in the final episode as a final attempt to defeat the Akumaizer 3. He succeeds, allowing him to have another go at taking over the world in the Sequel Series.
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Last Villain Stand / int_59151283	comment	Metal Gear: Liquid Ocelot in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. Even after having most of his forces wiped out, from his Metal Gears being destroyed to his elite soldiers being essentially lobotomized after the destruction of the Patriots (long story), he still faces Snake in one final, climactic boss battle atop Outer Haven. This is actually a rather interesting example, because at this point he's actually won. He chooses a Last Villain Stand because his mission is complete and he's now just an old soldier, looking for a worthy final battle (and believes the same is true for Snake). Liquid in Metal Gear Solid is another great example. After losing his standing army, all his allies, and Metal Gear, with no hope of attaining any of his initial objectives, he survives a missile to the face (the very same missile that ruined his superweapon). Assuming they are going to be hit by an air strike and die anyway, he decides to take out his frustration on Snake. He sets up a one-on-one duel with Snake, with a suitcase-nuke set to go off in three minutes on top of the destroyed superweapon with Snake to prove his superiority (even though, as previously stated, he took a missile to the face, said missile was also strong enough to knock out Snake; the one who fired it). After Snake defeats him, he seemingly falls to his death, yet still manages to chase them in a machine gun car fight. Then, after surviving a car crash, he still crawls after Snake, ready for murder. Only then does he finally die from a virus he received upon first coming into contact with Snake, meaning his entire encounter was one last stand even before losing everything else. Solidus in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty as well. The Patriots reveal right before the final battle that they have manipulated Solidus every single step of the way into doing their bidding, rendering his entire plan to stop them pointless. He still fights Raiden to the death anyway, with the implication that he didnâ€™t entirely care who won or lost anymore as long as the winner continued fighting the Patriots. Ultimately he chooses to go out in a blaze of glory fighting his former protege after losing everything else.
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Last Villain Stand / int_5ad2b4e9	comment	An interesting case in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker; after the Joker's Kill Sat control console is sabotaged, reprogrammed to destroy the lair where he and Terry (Batman II) were presently, he attempts a Villain: Exit, Stage Left. Terry, however, doesn't allow it, and locks the door out to force him into one of these.
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Last Villain Stand / int_5ada53ed	comment	James Bond: Dr. No: Dr. Julius No forgoes fleeing his exploding lair and goes to confront Bond personally to kill him. When the fight extends to his base's cooling tank that starts boiling, No can't grip the metal structure of it and dies in the liquid. From Russia with Love: SPECTRE Number One gives one last chance to Rosa Klebb to kill Bond and retrieve the Lektor. She tries killing Bond with a poisoned shoe blade after passing as a chambermaid and ends up killed with her own gun by Tatiana Romanova. Goldfinger: Auric Goldfinger escapes the destruction of his base, corners Bond and Pussy Galore on a plane to the White House, holding them up with a literal golden gun, only to miss his target and shoot a window before being sucked out of the plane and falling to his death. Live and Let Die: Dr. Kananga tries to kill Bond with his knife. Both end up in the Shark Pool. Bond makes Kananga swallow his helium gun bullet, which makes Kananga inflate like a balloon and explode on the ceiling. The Man with the Golden Gun: A special case since Francisco Scaramanga always wanted a Duel to the Death against Bond. He gets his wish, but not the desired outcome, obviously. The Spy Who Loved Me: Karl Stromberg is cornered by Bond at his table in the dinner room of his amphibious lair Atlantis. He makes one last attempt on Bond's life with a hidden gun that's as long as the table. Bond dodges and shoots him dead through the long gun's barrel. Tomorrow Never Dies: Even though Elliot Carver's stealth yacht was burning, he still had a backup plan. Unfortunately, after kicking Bond in the balls and holding him at gunpoint, he feels the need to explain this backup plan, giving Bond time to strike back and force him into the path of his own ship-sinking drill. Quantum of Solace: Like Max Zorin before him, Dominic Greene forgoes leaving his own safety and confronts Bond with a fire axe. He doesn't die in the struggle, but badly injures his foot.
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Last Villain Stand / int_5c600b17	comment	Just about every villain in Digimon Adventure has one of these. In fact, the dub version of the episode where Piedmon, the literal Monster Clown, met his destruction was called "Piedmon's Last Jest". Of course, these examples could be considered inversions as they were able to successfully deal with the heroes only to be defeated when one of the members unlocked their digimon's newest evolution, thus giving them the strength to overpower the villains â€” in Piedmon's case, it was when Angemon was able to digivolve into his Ultimate form.
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Last Villain Stand / int_5e91c7e	comment	In Resident Evil 5, Albert Wesker has lost practically everything by the end. He's killed off and betrayed all of his allies, his resources are gone, and the heroes have just managed to crash his plane robbing him of his only chance to unleash his bioweapon upon the world. All he has left is a single canister of the bioweapon. Wesker refuses to surrender and exposes himself to the bioweapon (which Word of God confirms would have eventually consumed him). All for one last chance to finally kill his hated Arch-Enemy Chris Redfield.
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Last Villain Stand / int_5fce94bf	comment	In Ginga: Nagareboshi Gin, for the final chapter, the Big Bad takes on a whole legion of dogs. The entire chapter is nothing but the Final Battle, and the guy does not go gentle.
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Last Villain Stand / int_5ff059fa	comment	In The Wolverine, Shingenâ€™s battle with Logan could be interpreted as this, as he has lost everything by that point, and he just throws himself into a battle he can't win.
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Last Villain Stand / int_631805af	comment	Liquid Ocelot in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. Even after having most of his forces wiped out, from his Metal Gears being destroyed to his elite soldiers being essentially lobotomized after the destruction of the Patriots (long story), he still faces Snake in one final, climactic boss battle atop Outer Haven. This is actually a rather interesting example, because at this point he's actually won. He chooses a Last Villain Stand because his mission is complete and he's now just an old soldier, looking for a worthy final battle (and believes the same is true for Snake).
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Last Villain Stand / int_6366b41e	comment	Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas has this with Maestro Forte, the court composer who was transformed into an Ominous Pipe Organ with the enchantress's spell. His passion was gloomy music, which brought the Beast comfort after the curse took effect, making him a confidant and close friend to his Master. And he owed it all to the curse. In an effort to keep it unbroken, he tries to sabotage Beast's relationship with Belle, and he almost succeeds. But when love eventually overcomes the Beast's bitterness, Forte goes into a Villainous Breakdown and literally pulls out all the stops, attempting to use the sound waves from his pipes to bring down the whole castle and kill Belle and Beast, stating, "They can't fall in love if they're DEAD!"
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Last Villain Stand / int_64dbb72f	comment	The Man with the Golden Gun: A special case since Francisco Scaramanga always wanted a Duel to the Death against Bond. He gets his wish, but not the desired outcome, obviously.
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Last Villain Stand / int_66b7b92d	comment	Desann in Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast still chooses to duke it out with Katarn, despite losing his entire fleet and most of his strike troops having been wiped out by the Jedi. Admittedly he doesn't even know the attack has failed until Kyle tells him just before the fight, and the entire thing was a diversion to get him to the Academy basement where the fight takes place anyway.
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Last Villain Stand / int_6744d821	comment	The Owl House: After the Day of Unity fails, his intent to commit genocide on witchkind is exposed to the populace, and he's nearly destroyed, Belos is intent on finishing his work by manipulating The Collector into fulfilling his desires. It then gets taken further in the Grand Finale where, upon realizing the Titan's heart was in his very throne room, he merges with it, allowing him spread his Meat Moss across the Boiling Isles and take on a Draconic Abomination form, giving him the power to carry out his "purging" personally.
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Last Villain Stand / int_67855503	comment	Undefeated Bahamut Chronicle: In Volume 19, Fugil is left with a damaged Bahamut copy and Ouroboros's main body is destroyed, cutting him off from his most powerful abilities. On top of that, Lux and the AI version of Arshalia tell him that his mission is impossible because Sacred Eclipse's inherently flawed design prevents it from being properly controlled. He still continues fighting Lux until he dies because he can't think of any other solution to balance the world and because he doesn't think Lux is qualified to be a hero.
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Last Villain Stand / int_69d15cc0	comment	Marvel Cinematic Universe: Iron Man: Pepper manages to obtain evidence of Obadiah's villainy and get it to the authorities. Realizing he's screwed, Obadiah snaps and enters the Iron Monger suit in a desperate bid to kill everyone involved. Pepper outright says that he's gone insane. Thor: Ragnarok: After Loki summons Surtur on Thor's orders, there is no way left for Hela to win. She still fights Surtur to the end.
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Last Villain Stand / int_6a7e6314	comment	Thor: Ragnarok: After Loki summons Surtur on Thor's orders, there is no way left for Hela to win. She still fights Surtur to the end.
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Last Villain Stand / int_6c1d09b3	comment	By the time you reach Colonel Autumn in Fallout 3, the Enclave has been utterly annihilated by your indestructible 40-foot tall super-robot, and all that's left of Autumn's army is him and his 2 bodyguards. Despite this, he proclaims that "the Enclave is at the height of its power!" and seems suicidally overconfident that he can take you, despite being a massively underpowered Zero-Effort Boss.
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Last Villain Stand / int_7393c0ce	comment	Hellsister Trilogy: At the end of "The Apokolips Agenda", Darkseid's army has been routed, his universal domination ploy has been ruined, his fortress has been breached, and the heroes are closing in on him. So Darkseid decides to take all of them on. At once. And he almost succeeds.
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Last Villain Stand / int_74f7210c	comment	The Legend of Zelda: At the end of Ocarina Of Time, Ganondorf, after all his temple bosses are destroyed, his soldiers have all been eliminated, and even his castle is demolished, flies into a Villainous Breakdown fueled rage and uses the Triforce of Power to transform into Ganon for one last battle with Link. Minus the transformation (he did that earlier with some puppets), Ganondorf does the same thing at the end of The Wind Waker as the heavens actually the OCEANS rain down around them and Hyrule is lost to him forever. And in Twilight Princess, after the Twilight has been purged from Hyrule and is unlikely to return, Zelda has been freed, and Hyrule Castle destroyed, Ganondorf does it again, first on horseback and then on foot. At the end of Spirit Tracks, Chancellor Cole's evil plan is thwarted when Link manages to free Zelda's body from the possession of Malladus, who goes on to possess Cole instead. Malladus's spirit starts fading due to Cole's body being incompatible, but he nevertheless tries to cause as much destruction as possible with the time he has left, which leads to the final battle. Regardless of the above pattern, A Link to the Past provides an inversion, as the whole point of rescuing the maidens in the Dark World was to get Link into a position where he could kill Ganon before the latter could escape into the Light World. If the last fight was lost, Ganon would theoretically have been able to proceed with his plan. In Breath of the Wild, Princess Zelda says that Calamity Ganon's final transformation into Dark Beast Ganon is a last ditch effort to kill Link and destroy Hyrule. In Tears of the Kingdom, Ganondorf is so desperate to win his fight against Link that he swallows his secret stone, turning himself into the Demon Dragon.
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Last Villain Stand / int_75e63b94	comment	In the prologue of Crossgen's Sojourn, Evil Overlord Mordath's armies and even his entire fortress have all fallen before the hero Ayden and his alliance. Mordath rises up from the rubble wielding his battleaxe demanding that Ayden face him. At this point, he knows he has no chance of winning anymore. He just wants to meet the person responsible for his downfall face to face so he can have one good crack at him.
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Last Villain Stand / int_7916c34	comment	Genseishin Justiriser: The Justirisers defeat the massive Giant Mook army the villains sent and blow up the Diglos, but their mecha are trashed and they (seemingly) lost two of their own in the process. Which results in an undaunted Kurogane deciding to finish the rest of the heroes off.
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Last Villain Stand / int_7a7ce7ee	comment	The finale of Sanjuro with the duel against tragic villain Muroto.
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Last Villain Stand / int_7ec23584	comment	While every Mega Man boss is willing to hop in a mech or whip out a new battle body when you finally confront them, Epsilon of Mega Man X: Command Mission is a little different in that he's fueled not by desperation, but by belief in his ideals and goal. He's also a little different in that he's not the Final Boss.
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Last Villain Stand / int_7fc78282	comment	Saruman in The Lord of the Rings does this in the chapter "The Scouring Of The Shire", at the end of the third book. Sauron is dead, the One Ring is destroyed, Mordor has fallen, the Orcs are in retreat, and the kingdoms of Man are being rebuilt. Even so, Saruman makes one more last ditch attempt to kill the Hobbits by having what's left of his army invade the Shire. At this point, there's really nothing to be gained from it but taking vengeance on them, since nothing Saruman does to the hobbits will let him claim victory. Even so, Saruman and his forces end up routed, leaving him in an even worse off place than before.
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Last Villain Stand / int_81f5d35d	comment	Kamen Rider Very common in the original Kamen Rider series and Kamen Rider V3. Each of the Shocker and Destron executives face down their Kamen Rider after he's defeated their armies of monsters and thwarted their plans enough, transform into a monstrous form with incredible power behind it, and fight him one on one. In Kamen Rider Amazon, even after Amazon has claimed the GaGa Armlet, the Big Bad still tries to have one last go at him. Happens by default in Kamen Rider Double, since Jun Kazu/Utopia Dopant didn't actually have any minions or allies, and he's all that's left standing after Ryubee Sonozaki was defeated a couple of episodes before. Kamen Rider Ex-Aid: After depowering Kamen Rider Cronus from his Gamedeus form and stymying his plan to control everyone, the Doctor Riders still have to give him one last beatdown in order to defeat him. Kamen Rider Build: Even though his endgame was thwarted in the penultimate episode and he's rapidly losing power in the finale, Evolt remains convinced he can pull out a win and fights one last battle against Sento.
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Last Villain Stand / int_85776bf3	comment	The Pony POV Series has this happen with General-Admiral Makarov/The Shadow of Chernobull, the Big Bad of the Shining Armor Arc. Over the course of that arc's Final Battle, all of Makarov's superweapons are destroyed, while his army starts being forced back by Equestria and its allies, all throwing his "script" off the rails. Finally, due to the interference of Shining Armor and his squad mates, he finds himself facing down the Blank Wolf, which seeks to erase him; this makes him break completely, and he ends up fighting like a cornered animal, desperate to stay alive. He loses. The Changelings as a whole do this at the climax of the Wedding Arc. With their masquerade broken, most of their higher ups captured, and their brainwashed Slave Mooks/Equine Shields freed, they barricade themselves in Canterlot castle to face down the rebellion started by the Mane Six.
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Last Villain Stand / int_85a5a3b9	comment	Said word-for-word by Megatron in Transformers: Prime at the end of the penultimate episode of the series.
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Last Villain Stand / int_86aff994	comment	In Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, after Trakeena loses her entire army (though that was because she had them perform kamikaze tactics), her ship is destroyed, and all her minions are gone, she enters the cocoon her father made for her to take on the One-Winged Angel form she was destined for and in an act of pure desperation, powers up the remains of the Terra Venture and attempts to crash it into the planet Mirinoi where the colony had flown to in an attempt to destroy them and the Power Rangers. Either she overlooked the fact that she would die too if she succeeded, she felt she was powerful enough to survive the crash, or she was just trying to pull a Taking You with Me.
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Last Villain Stand / int_86f6da00	comment	Street Fighter: "What happened to the purity of unarmed combat?"
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Last Villain Stand / int_877bfaf7	comment	Better Bones AU: Tigerstar fights on even as it becomes clear his last-ditch effort to attack the Clans and install the leaders he wanted in charge has failed, and manages to put up an impressive fight in the process, seeming to be unstoppable as he plows through cats. This culminates in him killing Iceheart and taking one of Blackstar's lives. It all gets put to an end when Jayfeather gets StarClan to show up.
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Last Villain Stand / int_8a0f6e8a	comment	At the end of Donkey Kong 64, after the Kongs deactivate the Blast-o-Matic before it can destroy Kong Island and K.Lumsy thwarts his escape attempt, K.Rool has a Final Battle with the Kongs in a fixed boxing match.
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Last Villain Stand / int_8ac4e993	comment	Gundam has had more than a few of these: The Mobile Suit Gundam episode "Big Zam's Last Stand" serves as one for Dozle Zabi and the titular Big Zam. With his forces defeated by the Federation, Dozle sorties in the Big Zam, a prototype mobile armour, buying his troops enough time to retreat before he is killed by Amuro Ray. In the process he kills about half the Federation fleet, and nearly takes the Gundam with him. And then, after the Big Zam is crippled by the Gundam and about to explode, he walks out in space and shoots the Gundam with an assault rifle. Amuro sees his determination to fight to the end embodied by a demonic spirit, and not only nearly craps himself from the vision, but almost forgot to get the Gundam away from the imminent explosion. The last five episodes of Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam serve as one of these for Big Bad Paptimus Scirocco and the Titans. Outlawed by the Earth Federation, hunted by the AEUG, with their leadership in tatters and superweapons totalled, the Titans ally themselves with Haman Khan (the Big Bad of the next installment, Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ) who is planning to use then discard them and throw themselves into one last battle with the pursuing AEUG. There is no question that, no matter the outcome of the battle, Scirocco and his followers are going down, whether at the hands of their enemies or their allies. The only question remaining is how many heroes are going down with them? Thanks to Yazan Gable, the answer is "most of them."
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Last Villain Stand / int_8da301a6	comment	Chasing Dragons: With his rebellion going down in flames, all the rest of the Iron Islands overrun by royalist forces and Pyke itself being besieged, Balon Greyjoy goes completely mad and orders that every man, woman, and child on the island fight to the death. And true to form, he goes down fiercely himself when royal forces breach his throne room.
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Last Villain Stand / int_8e8086c3	comment	Goldfinger: Auric Goldfinger escapes the destruction of his base, corners Bond and Pussy Galore on a plane to the White House, holding them up with a literal golden gun, only to miss his target and shoot a window before being sucked out of the plane and falling to his death.
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Last Villain Stand / int_8f8df73b	comment	The Lion King (1994): Scar is outed as the one who killed Mufasa at the end of the film, and begs Simba for mercy; when Simba opts to banish him, Scar makes as if to leave... but then kicks burning embers into Simba's face and attacks him.
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Last Villain Stand / int_9081d49b	comment	In Make a Good 48 Hour Mega Man Level, when Box Cartel leader and Big Bad Don Atetemino finally comes face-to-face with Mega Man, it's all but said he knows he doesn't stand a chance against him. Doesn't stop him from staying behind in the Cartel Hideout for a final showdown, urging his fellow Cartel members to escape while they can. And had they not been loyal enough to stick around, Don Atetemino would have been content handing himself over to the authorities.
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Last Villain Stand / int_94377b17	comment	Steel Ball Run: Funny Valentine, after being repeatedly Buried Alive by Johnny's Tusk Infinite Rotation, attempts to bargain with Johnny so that he could obtain the holy corpse. Once his negotiations failed, Valentine still managed to bring in one last opponent to eliminate Johnny before he was killed.
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Last Villain Stand / int_9910cc85	comment	In Mulan, Shan Yu does this twice: after losing most of his army, he and a small band of his most badass henchmen come very close to victory anyway, and are prevented only by the Emperor's refusal to bow to him and Mulan's quick thinking. Following this, he tries to pull a Taking You with Me, and again comes very close to succeeding.
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Last Villain Stand / int_9acdda28	comment	At the end of Watership Down, General Woundwort has been faced down by the heroes' Big Guy and his troops utterly demoralized by the Waif Prophet. Then the Down rabbits' real plan comes into play - turning a large dog loose against the Efrafans. Even now, Woundwort will not seek sanctuary with his enemies. He dies fighting.
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Last Villain Stand / int_9bd27e6c	comment	Full Throttle has Ripburger pulling this after Ben exposes him as Malcolm's killer, ruining his plans to take over Corley Motors. He chases after Mo and Ben in a stolen semi, and his plan is to pull a Taking You with Me by driving them off of Poyahoga Gorge.
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Last Villain Stand / int_9d963831	comment	Septimus Heap: Merrin Meredith's fight against Septimus in the river in Darke can be seen as this, since he's just lost his dragon and the control over the Darke Domaine and has barely anything to lose.
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Last Villain Stand / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece does it relatively scarcely, since thwarting the Big Bad's plan typically has Luffy pummeling them enough to kill a normal personâ€¦ ten or a hundred times over. However, there have been cases: The first Big Bad that actually does it is Gekko Moria of the Seven Warlords of the Sea (Shichibukai in Japanese); Luffy and his crew have wrecked his base and have just defeated his most powerful monster, and he himself is rather the worse for wear. So, in order to avenge himself upon them, he assimilates the 1,000 shadows he has on the island into his own body, absorbing all of their power and growing into a giant monster. Even in spite of the reduction in speed it gives him, and the fact that it's hard for even him to control that many shadows, it's still an effective One-Winged Angel form considering that the Straw Hats were on the brink of exhaustion and he was just buying time for the sun to risenote Moria's Devil Fruit that allows him to steal the shadows of others also renders them unable to ever stand in direct sunlight again, or else they will disintegrate. By that point, he had stolen the shadows of four of the five top members of the crew, including Luffy, and previous actions had forced his massive ship Thriller Bark out of the giant fog that it normally operates in and into clear water. Moria's final gambit was to last long enough for the sun to rise and kill most of his remaining competition, automatically giving him the win. It's scarce in canon thus far, but there's a non-canon example at the start of the Grand Line saga with Dragon-in-Chief Eric, user of the Kama Kama no Mi (Sickle-Sickle Fruit). He sought out Millennial Dragons in order to obtain dragonite, a substance made from their bones which created the elixir of immortality. When the Straw Hats find the dragons' nest, Eric is ready to reap his rewards, but Luffy ends his hopes by sending him flying as a Twinkle in the Sky. Later, as the pirates are climbing Reverse Mountain, Eric confronts them, having stowed away, and announces his intent to reap Luffy's bounty as compensation for what he had done. Subverted, however, in that before he can fight, Nami pulls a Look Behind You and then knocks him overboard. Surprisingly, of all the antagonists, Donquixote Doflamingo has one of these in the Dressrosa arc. His toy slaves have been freed, he's been outed as the fiend he truly is to his subjects and lost his stranglehold on Dressrosa, all his executives have either been defeated or pulled a Heelâ€“Face Turn, and he's been thoroughly trounced by Luffy's new Gear Fourth mode. As such, he decides to terminate everyone on the island by having his birdcage shrink around the island and destroy everything in its path while fighting Luffy for the last time. Fortunately, Luffy defeats him and in doing so, brings down the birdcage before it was too late.
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Last Villain Stand / int_9f997b2b	comment	Quantum of Solace: Like Max Zorin before him, Dominic Greene forgoes leaving his own safety and confronts Bond with a fire axe. He doesn't die in the struggle, but badly injures his foot.
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Last Villain Stand / int_a2dee471	comment	Minus the transformation (he did that earlier with some puppets), Ganondorf does the same thing at the end of The Wind Waker as the heavens actually the OCEANS rain down around them and Hyrule is lost to him forever.
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Last Villain Stand / int_a3748187	comment	Golden Wind: Diavolo's last stance against Giorno. Having left Doppio for dead, his Elite Guards all wiped out, and obtaining the Stand Arrow thwarted, Diavolo almost considered making a tactical retreat until seeing the arrow in Giorno's hand causes his pride to get the best of him and attempts one last strike.
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Last Villain Stand / int_a4274674	comment	In Man of Steel, Zod does this when his entire army is sealed in the Phantom Zone with his ship and all of his weapons. He even masters a full set of Kryptonian powers for the fight.
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Last Villain Stand / int_a4a6b86a	comment	During the battle of Narita in Code Geass, Viceroy Cornelia is cornered by the Black Knights and opts to pull one of these rather than surrender and be taken prisoner, complete with appropriate last words. This is Subverted when Suzaku shows up in his Super Prototype just in time to pull a Villainous Rescue.
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Last Villain Stand / int_a7657e73	comment	Inverted in the final act of Gremlins (1984), as even though all the other gremlins had been wiped out except Stripe, the head gremlin is not in a desperate situation, as he not only had Billy at his mercy a couple of times, but he just needed to get to water in order to recreate his army, which made the situation into a Race Against the Clock.
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Last Villain Stand / int_a796bde8	comment	Liquid in Metal Gear Solid is another great example. After losing his standing army, all his allies, and Metal Gear, with no hope of attaining any of his initial objectives, he survives a missile to the face (the very same missile that ruined his superweapon). Assuming they are going to be hit by an air strike and die anyway, he decides to take out his frustration on Snake. He sets up a one-on-one duel with Snake, with a suitcase-nuke set to go off in three minutes on top of the destroyed superweapon with Snake to prove his superiority (even though, as previously stated, he took a missile to the face, said missile was also strong enough to knock out Snake; the one who fired it). After Snake defeats him, he seemingly falls to his death, yet still manages to chase them in a machine gun car fight. Then, after surviving a car crash, he still crawls after Snake, ready for murder. Only then does he finally die from a virus he received upon first coming into contact with Snake, meaning his entire encounter was one last stand even before losing everything else.
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Last Villain Stand / int_a7bb29b3	comment	Mega Man X6 is an odd example, with the Final Boss being, of course, Sigma. Only Sigma wasn't involved at all in the plot of the game, only being around because Big Bad Gate brought him back to life for some reason, and kills him when he tries to use him as his last resort. He's also in awful shape, having been brought back before he fully recovered from his defeat in the last game, and looks like a shambling zombie. The only reason he bothers to fight at all is because X and Zero sought him out, hoping to put him down again before he can regain his strength.
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Last Villain Stand / int_ad20e006	comment	Wonder Woman: At the end of "The Boy Who Knew Her Secret", a shape-changing alien criminal has been cornered by Wonder Woman after his elaborate plan has failed. Desperate and outraged, he changes his form into one that can rival Wonder Woman in power.
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Last Villain Stand / int_ae050a9f	comment	At the end of Ocarina Of Time, Ganondorf, after all his temple bosses are destroyed, his soldiers have all been eliminated, and even his castle is demolished, flies into a Villainous Breakdown fueled rage and uses the Triforce of Power to transform into Ganon for one last battle with Link.
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Last Villain Stand / int_ae259c31	comment	The Spy Who Loved Me: Karl Stromberg is cornered by Bond at his table in the dinner room of his amphibious lair Atlantis. He makes one last attempt on Bond's life with a hidden gun that's as long as the table. Bond dodges and shoots him dead through the long gun's barrel.
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Last Villain Stand / int_af42a07f	comment	At the end of Serenity, the Operative didn't really need to come after Mal on his own, even if his Alliance support had their hands full fighting the Reavers. And yet, after failing to blow Serenity out of the sky due to said Reavers' arrival, he insisted on following Mal through an obstacle course with his sword.
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Last Villain Stand / int_af566418	comment	An inversion appears in Ben 10: Ultimate Alien. Despite no longer having his army of Mecha-Mooks, the newest Big Bad, Aggregor, doesn't need them or anyone else since his One-Winged Angel transformation. He had a tendency to do everything on his own anyway.
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Last Villain Stand / int_b0028436	comment	JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable: Once cornered by the heroes and his identity as Kosaku is exposed, Yoshikage Kira attempts one last opportunity to activate Bites The Dust to turn back time and prevent his defeat. Golden Wind: Diavolo's last stance against Giorno. Having left Doppio for dead, his Elite Guards all wiped out, and obtaining the Stand Arrow thwarted, Diavolo almost considered making a tactical retreat until seeing the arrow in Giorno's hand causes his pride to get the best of him and attempts one last strike. Steel Ball Run: Funny Valentine, after being repeatedly Buried Alive by Johnny's Tusk Infinite Rotation, attempts to bargain with Johnny so that he could obtain the holy corpse. Once his negotiations failed, Valentine still managed to bring in one last opponent to eliminate Johnny before he was killed.
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Last Villain Stand / int_b1e6eef4	comment	Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger: Even though the Gokaigers blow up his flagship and destroy the Zangyack Empire fleet, Emperor Akudos Gill survives it no worse for the wear and fights the Gokaigers in a final battle, and boy does he prove to be a tough opponent to take down. An attack from the Gokaigers using the powers of all 35 Sentai teams and multiple finishing attacks are required just to break his sword. It ultimately takes a point blank cannon blast to finish him off.
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Last Villain Stand / int_b369b969	comment	Dr. No: Dr. Julius No forgoes fleeing his exploding lair and goes to confront Bond personally to kill him. When the fight extends to his base's cooling tank that starts boiling, No can't grip the metal structure of it and dies in the liquid.
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Last Villain Stand / int_b8d2ac56	comment	Live and Let Die: Dr. Kananga tries to kill Bond with his knife. Both end up in the Shark Pool. Bond makes Kananga swallow his helium gun bullet, which makes Kananga inflate like a balloon and explode on the ceiling.
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Last Villain Stand / int_b8e7bb8	comment	Super Sentai: Choujuu Sentai Liveman: After Yusuke stops the Giga Brain Wave, Great Professor Bias is forced to de-age himself to a child in order to stay alive. With his Mass Hypnosis plan having gone kaput and now stuck as an impulsive kid, the Great Professor opts to go on one last rampage with the Brain Base and eat dinner while enjoying the chaos. Which is cut short when the rest of the Livemen knock the Brain Base and the students Bias sacrificed for the Brain Wave rebel against him, causing him to revert to his true age as a senile old man. The best Bias can do after that is have Guardnoid Gash send a Monster of the Week to hold off the Livemen and bring him to safety, where his old age ultimately does him in. Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger: Even though the Gokaigers blow up his flagship and destroy the Zangyack Empire fleet, Emperor Akudos Gill survives it no worse for the wear and fights the Gokaigers in a final battle, and boy does he prove to be a tough opponent to take down. An attack from the Gokaigers using the powers of all 35 Sentai teams and multiple finishing attacks are required just to break his sword. It ultimately takes a point blank cannon blast to finish him off.
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Last Villain Stand / int_ba3d2748	comment	At the end of The Incredibles, after the Incredibles have defeated the Omnidroid, his plan to be the world's greatest hero is ruined, and he's lost all his resources, Syndrome decides to invade the Incredibles' home and kidnap Jack Jack. Two factors that foiled it were Jack Jack's superpowers manifesting and Syndrome's genre savviness not including the concept of a Cape Snag.
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Last Villain Stand / int_ba491f18	comment	Black Moon Chronicles: When Wismerhill finally betrays Big Bad Evil Sorcerer Haazheel Thorn, the latter arrives in the royal palace with his elite guard to punish Wismerhill. When his forces are all killed by Wismerhill's, Haazheel snaps and transforms into a giant humanoid demon. He almost wins the battle singlehanded in this form, killing pretty much all of Wismerhill's allies before Wismerhill rips his heart out and destroys his former mentor for good.
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Last Villain Stand / int_bcdcf629	comment	Megatron of Transformers: Animated pulls one after the initial test run of his superweapons fails and decides to just give up on conquering Cybertron in favor of destroying Detroit and the Autobots who have opposed him over the course of the series.
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Last Villain Stand / int_bddc4ebe	comment	Power Rangers: Dino Thunder has this as well with Big Bad Mesogog: His minions are gone, his base is destroyed, his plans are ruined, and his Dragon-turned-Starscream's massive Zord failed to defeat the rangers. Mesogog then confronts the rangers, and states that he managed to absorb enough power from their Dino Gems to complete his transfiguration. After saying the line below, he evolves into Mesomonster, a self-replicating and nearly invincible beast. It takes literally everything the rangers have to destroy him.
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Last Villain Stand / int_c137e301	comment	An inverted version of the trope appears at the end of Power Rangers Wild Force. Even though the Nexus is destroyed, he has no more monsters, and his Co-Dragons have walked out on him, Master Org's final form after completing his transformation using the Org Heart is that of a One-Winged Angel so powerful that he singlehandedly brings the rangers the closest they've been to being defeated by destroying all of their Wild Zords, stripping them of their powers, and causing the Animarium to fall out of the sky. He very nearly won until the Wild Zords miraculously returned with all the lost Wild Zords, giving the rangers more power than ever, enabling them to destroy Master Org once and for all.
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Last Villain Stand / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: In "The Tomb of the Cybermen", after the Cybermen have either been sealed back in their Tombs or destroyed, the Cyber Controller makes a last attempt to leave the Tombs. This is stopped by the Heroic Sacrifice of Toberman, who closes the doors giving them both an electric shock. Although it is revealed in "Attack of the Cybermen" that the Controller survived. In "The Age of Steel", after the heroes disable John Lumic's Cybermen and escape from the factory on an airship, their flight is momentarily halted when Lumic himself chases after the heroes and tries to climb on board. He is put down for good when Pete uses the Doctor's screwdriver to cut the rope ladder, sending Lumic falling back down into the exploding factory below.
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Last Villain Stand / int_c4d11117	comment	In the climax of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, the Shredder, defeated and humiliated for the second time, drinks the last vial of mutagen, mutating himself into what Donatello calls a "Super-Shredder", an ogre-sized monster blinded by rage. Determined to crush his foes even if he goes with them he tears the entire pier they're under apart until it collapses; fortunately, the Turtles are able to survive by leaping into the river, and while it looks like the Shredder might make it out too at the end, he does not.
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Last Villain Stand / int_c96cfe29	comment	Regardless of the above pattern, A Link to the Past provides an inversion, as the whole point of rescuing the maidens in the Dark World was to get Link into a position where he could kill Ganon before the latter could escape into the Light World. If the last fight was lost, Ganon would theoretically have been able to proceed with his plan.
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Last Villain Stand / int_ccf875f7	comment	The 9th season finale of Criminal Minds has Preacher Justin Mills do this against the FBI and the local police. It's actually invoked by the Dirty Cops in order to set him up as the killer, but by this point, the BAU has deduced he's being set up.
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Last Villain Stand / int_cd899ed6	comment	Kuvira in the Grand Finale of The Legend of Korra (which is appropriately titled "The Last Stand"). She keeps fighting even after losing her Humongous Mecha, and only relents after Korra saves her life.
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Last Villain Stand / int_cecc0e2	comment	Chouseishin Gransazer: Even after his conspiracy has been exposed, Belzeus still tries to take out the Gransazers one last time with Cabryon. Who gets obliterated in less than a minute by a fully-formed and supercharged Dai-Sazer.
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Last Villain Stand / int_d010a732	comment	Takes place off-camera and with the villain taken captive in Night at the Museum, where as the wind starts blowing against the old night guards, there's a moment where Reginald brandishes his cane at one of the exhibits as a weapon, offering that they can do this "the easy way or the hard way", and when he sees a sword leveled he just says, "Guess it's the hard way..."
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Last Villain Stand / int_d56cb367	comment	In Power Rangers S.P.D., Emperor Gruumm ultimately takes a last stand as well. After his army is destroyed and Omni has fallen, Gruumm erupts from the rubble of Omni's mechanical body and challenges his nemesis Doggie Cruger to one last battle. When Doggie wins, Gruumm orders him to end it, but Doggie refuses, instead cutting his other horn off and arresting him.
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Last Villain Stand / int_d5ddd6c1	comment	Pretty much each and every time in PokÃ©mon: The Series when Team Rocket's plans are uncovered, they'll attempt a Pokemon battle. The large majority of these are culminate in a ten second Curbstomp Battle that sends them blasting off again, though even now and then they get in a Not-So-Harmless Villain offense....but still get sent blasting off again.
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Last Villain Stand / int_da448595	comment	At the end of Spirit Tracks, Chancellor Cole's evil plan is thwarted when Link manages to free Zelda's body from the possession of Malladus, who goes on to possess Cole instead. Malladus's spirit starts fading due to Cole's body being incompatible, but he nevertheless tries to cause as much destruction as possible with the time he has left, which leads to the final battle.
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Last Villain Stand / int_db2796e3	comment	In Shantae (2002), after Shantae destroys the doomsday weapon that Risky Boots spent the whole game assembling, Risky attacks Shantae in a final act of revenge, triggering the final battle.
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Last Villain Stand / int_e04f934e	comment	Happens at least once on each of the routes in Fire Emblem: Three Houses: On Azure Moon, Verdant Wind, and Silver Snow, it comes with the final confrontation with Emperor Edelgard of Adrestia. Her One-Winged Angel form even makes an appearance in Azure Moon, which is the same route where Edelgard is the Final Boss. In the final confrontation, the player character's army batters down all available defenses until it comes down to close-quarters fighting in the city, the palace, and eventually the actual throne room. The map is even a two-part event with no break in-between, because there's no time to be wasted between taking the city and the castle itself. Afterward, the nation on the losing end ceases to be a politically significant entity. In Verdant Wind and Silver Snow, those who slither in the dark are reduced to this after the loss of Edelgard and the Adrestian Empire and the discovery of their Elaborate Underground Base. Their leader, Thales, goes out in an attempt at Taking You with Me with ICBMs. Only in Verdant Wind does Nemesis come into play afterward. On Crimson Flower, Rhea/Seiros, now well and truly insane deliberately invokes this during the final battle when the villain gives the order to set fire to the entire city in a last-ditch effort to kill the player character's army and refusing to let any of the civilians leave. The heroes are forced to engage the last remnants of the enemy's army in the burning city before facing the villain in her full One-Winged Angel glory, angrily ranting about how she's been betrayed.
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Last Villain Stand / int_e15a3879	comment	The Elder Princess Shroob in Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time, after the Shroobs are defeated and the game is seemingly over, fuses with Bowser in a last-ditch attempt to kill the Mario Bros. and their baby selves.
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Last Villain Stand / int_e6267766	comment	Star Wars Legends: New Jedi Order: Supreme Overlord Shimmra's epic final duel with Luke as the Yuuzhan Vong army suffers a final, crippling defeat seems like this trope, but in reality, Shimmra is the mind-controlled Puppet King of Onimi, and the dramatic last stand is actually just the real Big Bad leaving his pawn to die as a distraction while he pulls a Villain: Exit, Stage Left.
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Last Villain Stand / int_e7194cb4	comment	Children of Time has Professor Moriarty making one final play at hurting the heroes and being restored to normal aging. He has the heroine Bound and Gagged and viciously breaks the Doctor by talking. It ends in three bullets: one from Moriarty to Beth's arm, one from Watson to Moriarty's body, and one from Moriarty to his own brain.
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Last Villain Stand / int_e89f120b	comment	The Mobile Suit Gundam episode "Big Zam's Last Stand" serves as one for Dozle Zabi and the titular Big Zam. With his forces defeated by the Federation, Dozle sorties in the Big Zam, a prototype mobile armour, buying his troops enough time to retreat before he is killed by Amuro Ray. In the process he kills about half the Federation fleet, and nearly takes the Gundam with him. And then, after the Big Zam is crippled by the Gundam and about to explode, he walks out in space and shoots the Gundam with an assault rifle. Amuro sees his determination to fight to the end embodied by a demonic spirit, and not only nearly craps himself from the vision, but almost forgot to get the Gundam away from the imminent explosion.
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Last Villain Stand / int_e9e265b6	comment	Happens in Fire Emblem: Awakening. After most of his forces are either decimated or mass deserted and even the Religion of Evil, the Grimleal had abandoned him, Gangrel, the king of Plegia, makes his last stand in a wasteland with only the few troops left that are loyal to him. Ominous Latin Chanting is playing in the background.
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Last Villain Stand / int_eb0c9938	comment	Diamond is Unbreakable: Once cornered by the heroes and his identity as Kosaku is exposed, Yoshikage Kira attempts one last opportunity to activate Bites The Dust to turn back time and prevent his defeat.
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Last Villain Stand / int_eb5d7301	comment	Amphibia: In the Grand Finale, The Core's "final gambit" against the heroes is that if it can't have what it wants after the invasion of Earth was stopped, then it resorts to destroying all life on Amphibia via ramming the moon into the planet. Sasha outright calls it a Sore Loser, which Andrias agrees with.
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Last Villain Stand / int_eb6802b4	comment	Mook example: Behemoth Kings in Final Fantasy XIII start off pretty strong, and when their HP gets down to half, they stand up. But it's when they're at under 10% HP that they're at their most dangerous: they'll start spamming Sunder every few seconds! If you're not prepared for it, this will kill you then and there. (At this point it's easy enough to one-shot your Medic, and the battle is pretty much Unwinnable from there.)
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Last Villain Stand / int_ec28245c	comment	Frieza's last shot at Goku, in Dragon Ball Z, certainly counts. Frieza had lost all his minions, failed to obtain immortality, had been demonstrated as not being the strongest in the universe, had even been cut in half (by his own attack, no less), and was only alive because he begged his enemy to give him enough energy to survive his injuries. Instead of using that energy to try to escape Namek before it exploded, he tries to kill Goku one last time, only for Goku to blast that energy right back in his face. He recovers, though, albeit only for a time-traveling Trunks to effortlessly blast him and his father to pieces.
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Last Villain Stand / int_eef69f10	comment	In "The Final Problem", Sherlock Holmes spends most of the story dodging Professor Moriarty's attempts to do away with him, even going so far as to flee England to the continent. He does this because his plan is to wrap up Moriarty's entire operation at a single stroke, but to his frustration Moriarty himself escapes. When Watson is tricked into leaving Holmes alone at the Reichenbach Falls in Switzerland, Moriarty arrives to avenge himself (but not before giving Holmes a few minutes to write a farewell note). The resulting struggle sends both men off the cliffs into the Falls... or so it seemed.
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Last Villain Stand / int_ef8bd4a5	comment	Mega Man: While every Mega Man boss is willing to hop in a mech or whip out a new battle body when you finally confront them, Epsilon of Mega Man X: Command Mission is a little different in that he's fueled not by desperation, but by belief in his ideals and goal. He's also a little different in that he's not the Final Boss. Mega Man X6 is an odd example, with the Final Boss being, of course, Sigma. Only Sigma wasn't involved at all in the plot of the game, only being around because Big Bad Gate brought him back to life for some reason, and kills him when he tries to use him as his last resort. He's also in awful shape, having been brought back before he fully recovered from his defeat in the last game, and looks like a shambling zombie. The only reason he bothers to fight at all is because X and Zero sought him out, hoping to put him down again before he can regain his strength. Late in Mega Man Legends you've blown up literally everything the Bonnes have thrown at you, foiled all of their plans, and shot down their flagship The Gesellschaft (which, if you played The Misadventures of Tron Bonne you'd know is a massively crushing blow to them), and all they have left is what amounts to an escape mech with a basic machine gun and missile launcher for weapons. Rather than flee or regroup they are pissed and bring it around for one final attack. Even when you're clearly more than a match for them they keep coming at you until all they have left is blown out of the sky along with them. Or so you think.
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Last Villain Stand / int_f19ddfd9	comment	Ortas in Last Scenario spends most of the story as The Chessmaster, manipulating events from afar. After his literal backstab by Castor, he attacks the heroes in a grief-fueled rage, lamenting the ruination of his plans.
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Last Villain Stand / int_f1da64b5	comment	Interestingly, The Lord of the Rings starts with one, when, in the backstory, Sauron steps forward to oppose the Alliance army, after his orcs have seemingly all been vanquished. As covered by the second variety of the trope, he's quite capable of opposing them.
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Last Villain Stand / int_f4a1d45b	comment	The Anti-Monitor, multiple times during the Crisis on Infinite Earths. After his fortress and army get destroyed, he decides it's time to take on all the heroes by himself at the dawn of time. When this partially fails, he gets so angry that he essentially forgets his goal of multiversal conquest and concentrates solely on destroying Earth, slowly and painfully. And when that fails, and the heroes think him defeated, he clings to life through sheer force of will, multiple times, finally fighting a one-on-one duel in a weakened state with the original Superman.
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Last Villain Stand / int_f5855286	comment	In Tears of the Kingdom, Ganondorf is so desperate to win his fight against Link that he swallows his secret stone, turning himself into the Demon Dragon.
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Last Villain Stand / int_f5d2ead0	comment	Megatron at the end of Transformers: Cybertron. After he loses the Omega Lock, his minions have deserted him, and his plan to reshape the universe to his own desire is foiled, he decides to go all out and ruin the Autobots' plan to save the Jungle Planet for no logical reason while challenging Optimus Prime to a final battle.
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Last Villain Stand / int_f6a54e75	comment	Kingdom Hearts: In Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, Final Boss Marluxia and his dragon Larxene, powerful Organization XIII members who intended to overthrow the current leader Xemnas, had their entire plan destroyed by Axel at the end of the game. Marluxia and Larxene planned to manipulate Sora into doing their bidding by using Namineâ€™s powers. But since Axel released her from their control and Namine became able to reveal the scheme, making Sora able to go against their plan and probably preventing them from returning to the Organization at this point as well, they each resorted to just trying to kill Sora in a last-ditch effort for their lives instead. Xemnas himself ends up in this situation in Kingdom Hearts II. His entire plan was to build his own Kingdom Hearts and fuse with it to become a god. But once his former mentor, Ansem the Wise, destroys this fake Kingdom Hearts with his machine, Xemnas is left with a broken shell of what he was going to have, his entire organization already destroyed by Sora and no more Keyblade wielders willing to help him rebuild it (better yet, focused on killing him instead). He laments that "(his) Kingdom Hearts is ruined" before going mano a mano with Sora...and after he loses, fuses with the destroyed version anyway in a last attempt to kill the heroes.
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Last Villain Stand / int_f724b70d	comment	Code Lyoko has the final fight in the second-to-last episode of the series. XANA, after losing William, an incredibly powerful asset, goes all out in order to prevent Franz Hopper from sending Jeremy the data necessary to destroy him by promptly sending the Kolossus, his most powerful monster created through combinining the energy of hundreds of supercomputers, along with possessing William in the real world one last time to take care of the heroes.
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Last Villain Stand / int_f882f765	comment	In Kamen Rider Amazon, even after Amazon has claimed the GaGa Armlet, the Big Bad still tries to have one last go at him.
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Last Villain Stand / int_f88df431	comment	Late in Mega Man Legends you've blown up literally everything the Bonnes have thrown at you, foiled all of their plans, and shot down their flagship The Gesellschaft (which, if you played The Misadventures of Tron Bonne you'd know is a massively crushing blow to them), and all they have left is what amounts to an escape mech with a basic machine gun and missile launcher for weapons. Rather than flee or regroup they are pissed and bring it around for one final attack. Even when you're clearly more than a match for them they keep coming at you until all they have left is blown out of the sky along with them. Or so you think.
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Last Villain Stand / int_f9368d52	comment	In Kingdom Hearts: Chain of Memories, Final Boss Marluxia and his dragon Larxene, powerful Organization XIII members who intended to overthrow the current leader Xemnas, had their entire plan destroyed by Axel at the end of the game. Marluxia and Larxene planned to manipulate Sora into doing their bidding by using Namineâ€™s powers. But since Axel released her from their control and Namine became able to reveal the scheme, making Sora able to go against their plan and probably preventing them from returning to the Organization at this point as well, they each resorted to just trying to kill Sora in a last-ditch effort for their lives instead.
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Last Villain Stand / int_f9b9dfe4	comment	Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn: Jarod, the Climax Boss of Part 1, is a scary example of what a villain in this situation is capable of. Towards the end of Part 1, he is scapegoated for the Begnion occupation army's tyranny over Daein by his superiors. He receives orders from the Apostle to stand down and await the Apostle's inspection team, which would all but certainly end with his execution for the crimes committed against the people of Daein. Knowing that he's a dead man walking, he tries to assassinate Micaiah but is stopped by none other than the Black Knight himself. With his back to the wall and nowhere to run, he decides that, rather than wait for his inevitable execution, he'll lead his troops in one last blaze of glory against Micaiah. He kills the Apostle's emissary, pretty much destroys the Daein capital with catapults, and gives a pretty damn good Rousing Speech to his men before engaging Micaiah's army for The Last Dance.
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Last Villain Stand / int_f9bf945b	comment	In Equestria: A History Revealed, during the Equestrian Civil War, Princess Luna, upon losing the bulk of her forces at the Battle of Canterlot and knowing the war was lost, pulls this tactic with her remaining forces in the Battle of the Everfree Fields; in order to take down as many of Celestia's ponies with her army as she can.
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Last Villain Stand / int_faea2e0	comment	Tomorrow Never Dies: Even though Elliot Carver's stealth yacht was burning, he still had a backup plan. Unfortunately, after kicking Bond in the balls and holding him at gunpoint, he feels the need to explain this backup plan, giving Bond time to strike back and force him into the path of his own ship-sinking drill.
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Last Villain Stand / int_fdc66d32	comment	Happens by default in Kamen Rider Double, since Jun Kazu/Utopia Dopant didn't actually have any minions or allies, and he's all that's left standing after Ryubee Sonozaki was defeated a couple of episodes before.
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Last Villain Stand / int_fe94578f	comment	The Alex Rider series: Herod Sayle of Stormbreaker does this at the end of the book: his plans have been sabotaged, his Co-Dragons have been killed, and he's been publicly outed as evil. He plans to retreat far away and slowly build himself back up to power, but not before taking Alex's life. He fails in this because the criminal organization that he was allied with now saw him as a liability, and had him killed right before he would have shot Alex. Also happens in Point Blank. Dr. Grief's plan has been exposed and consequently ruined, and he and his Dragon are killed by MI6. So, how does he pull this trope? Julius Grief, his last clone who had been surgically altered into a doppelgÃ¤nger of Alex, tricks him into meeting him alone. Then he tries to kill him, pulling You Killed My Father as his motive. After a struggle, the villain is barely defeated. One could also count the Dragon, Eva Stellenbosch. She meets Alex during MI6's invasion of the academy, and knowing that their plans were ruined, she decides to take what little vengeance she can by killing Alex. A genuine example in Crocodile Tears: Desmond McCain confronts Alex after his attempt to become filthy rich at the cost of millions of lives is foiled, his Dragon and fiancÃ©e is killed, and he's left with absolutely no hope of ever being able to rebuild his life. He confronts Alex in a way that screams Villainous Breakdown, demanding him to kneel before him so that he can kill him. Alex survives thanks to his last gadget, an explosive pen that he attaches to an oil drum, which he then sends rolling over to McCain. They have enough time for one last exchange before the drum explodes and kills him.
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