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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds

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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds	comment	Plotting to destroy the planet is a good source of conflict for your standard Evil Overlord, but, when it comes right down to it, destroying the world isn't really a very effective Evil Plan — especially if it's the world the Evil Overlord is living on: it's where he keeps his stuff. Basically, plotting to destroy the planet is a good way to demonstrate that you're evil, but there are hardly any situations in which this sort of destruction is going to have any sort of value for the villain. Once this is understood, you find yourself in the curious situation where the sort of fellow who goes around destroying worlds isn't actively evil. More often, he's more a sort of buffoon. A guy who just doesn't have the sense of responsibility or the ability to wrap his mind around the consequences of his actions to realize that blowing up a planet is a particularly bad idea. Or, just as likely, does it purely by accident. He may not even realize his actions could possibly have such ramifications. Even worse, he could delegate the issue to someone with the means to do it, who doesn't have the scruples to not do so.note Whether or not it's the intent of the ones they delegate it to is immaterial, as this trope would still apply to the delegator. But the ones they delegate it to could also add to this trope, for certain. Compare with the Omnicidal Maniac, the "serious" version of this trope who can wrap his head around the concept and wants to do it anyway. If this goes to the next step and the destruction is only really caused by the character's indirect actions, then the character is a Doom Magnet (though the normal version of this also applies as well). Compare From Nobody to Nightmare, when an average person wreaks havoc on purpose after a Start of Darkness. Compare also with Unwitting Instigator of Doom, when someone unintentionally plays a small and/or unlikely but crucial role in some horrible development (usually this action serves as the catalyst). These two tropes also frequently overlap if the destroyer-of-worlds in question is able to comprehend what his actions have caused, but had no intention of doing so; this is equally-likely to be Played for Drama or Laughs. Not to be confused with Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds, who wants to destroy everything because of past mistreatment, or Tom the Dark Lord, though overlap is possible. Can be considered a subtrope of Nice Job Breaking It, Hero.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_11859033	comment	The end of Narbonic features destruction of anonymous universes to power a Time Machine in order to acquire classic action figures.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_12ffd3e9	comment	Coop from Megas XLR has destroyed three planets, two of which were accidental. For the third one he had good intentions, but a lot of aliens were still pretty upset about it.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_1331990c	comment	A somewhat dramatic version of this trope can be found in Puella Magi Madoka Magica in the form of Kyubey/The Incubators. True, Kyubey was plotting to (indirectly) use Madoka's witch form to destroy the human race, but it's not for any of the typical reasons aliens do these kinds of things. Rather than, say, annihilating the human race For the Evulz like a typical Magical Girl villain, Kyubey's plan is to harvest the magical energy generated by Madoka. The trope comes in when one realizes that Kyubey doesn't understand why the human race would rather not be destroyed; after all, since their destruction will extend the lifetime of the universe as a whole, they should be eager to be sacrificed.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_15f6e28	comment	Horizon: Horizon Zero Dawn has Ted Faro. The world's first trillionaire at the head of Faro Automated Solutions was first known as the "man who saved the world" as his company was at the forefront of the Great Clawback, an effort to undo the critical ecological collapse that nearly occurred, through mass use of automation and AI. And then he saw a more lucrative market in automated military hardware. His cutting-edge Horus line involved killer robots (or "Peacekeepers") that were unhackable in any humanly feasible timeframe, had a self-repair/manufacture functionality, had an apparatus to hack and override any other enemy automaton, and a means to harvest biomass (any biomass) for fuel. Add in a software glitch that made them go rogue, and he effectively destroyed all life on Earth. AND THEN... when Dr. Elisabet Sobeck, a former disillusioned colleague of his who devised Project Zero Dawn to restart life after the end, sacrifices herself to fix a break that threatened the secrecy of the project from the Swarms, the verbal browbeating she regularly inflicted on him to keep him reined in is gone. After that, he becomes nihilistically unhinged (probably by the guilt of being this trope), remotely deletes Apollo, the component of the Project meant to teach the Second Humanity all the knowledge gathered by the First, and then remotely murders all the Alphas (the dream team of geniuses that were department heads) to ensure that they can't rebuild it. Horizon Forbidden West: (Far) Zenith manages to collectively out-stupid Ted by creating a galaxy-wide threat. They used their vast riches to build a generation ship to another planet, then spent centuries as immortal vacationers. Which would be disgusting but okay — except they spent all that time torturing AI. Their most powerful and insane creation, Nemesis, was locked away instead of deleted because they wanted to experiment on the effects of long-term isolation. It went completely insane — and realized all-too-late that it could simply use old passwords because Zenith never changed their passwords for centuries. The entire planet was consumed in hours, and it has spent the past two decades chasing the survivors and building a super-armada with the mad obsession of erasing all traces of its former creators, especially the present-day humans.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_1773eb11	comment	Possible in Star Ruler. Some time in, you will be building and facing ships more durable than planets and with the firepower needed to destroy each other. This can easily mean that you target a planet to cleanse it of enemy life and end up accidentally fragging it because you underestimated just how much firepower you have in play. Beyond tech level 40, it's possible to accidentally blow up stars by selecting the wrong target. Better hope the other players don't "accidentally" target the quasar at the center of the galaxy and destroy all life in the galaxy in a hellish expanding wave of radiation.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_19350db9	comment	In Master of Orion 3, the stellar converter is a late-game weapon that can destroy planets (not stars, despite the name). If you forget you have one somewhere in your fleet when attacking a planet, it's very easy to accidentally blow it up. The AI suffers a similar problem since it always bombards planets if it has the chance, making it incapable of capturing them late in the game no matter how many invasion troops it tries to send (although this won't be noticed in the vanilla game since a fan-made patch is required to get it to use troops properly in the first place). The previous games in the series avoided this problem by requiring a deliberate effort to use stellar converters, and also allowed you to build planets out of the residual asteroid belts if you later decided you'd made a mistake.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_1bd9c52c	comment	Lobo: The bounty hunter Lobo has blown up several planets, at least one star system, countless species, and an entire universe. All by accident though (save his own planet; he destroyed it on purpose), owing to nothing but apathy and a habit of leaving high explosives lying around. Not that he wouldn't have blown them all up anyway given the chance...
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_1bdeba5a	comment	X-Men: Jean Grey, impersonated by the Phoenix Force, caused a sun to go nova in order to feed off the energy. A planet of sentient broccoli-looking people was destroyed in the process. This has made a lot of people very angry and has been widely regarded as a bad move.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_1beda93b	comment	Despite occasionally saving the world as well, the cast of Sluggy Freelance (particularly Riff) do this from time to time. At one point (albeit in non-canon filler), Riff builds a machine that lets the gang view versions of themselves from alternate universes. A surprising number of these parallel universes involve one of the main characters causing Armageddon. Bun-Bun, Riff, and Torg manage to completely destroy the Punyverse in the GOFOTRON arc. By stealing a giant robot's crotch. Also in the Punyverse, Lord Grater causes the destruction of an inhabited planet by overestimating his henchmen's ability to parse simple grammar. One alternate version of Riff also caused a demonic invasion of Earth, and another one turned the entire population of Earth into butterflies. And in a Bad Future he released K'Z'K the Vowelless.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_1c593b36	comment	Nigel the Tiny Wizard always tries his best to help everyone. However, he never thinks of the consequences of using his magic to help people (not that the wisher usually thinks about them, either), so while they get exactly what they wished for, it is most likely to get them maimed, stranded or killed.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_1f76648	comment	In A Certain Magical Index, Touma's father, through arranging trinkets in his house, accidentally summons Archangel Gabriel to Earth via Feng Shui. Touma and his friends have to jump through hoops to stop the angel from destroying the planet and send it back to heaven. Throughout the whole ordeal, Touma's father doesn't notice what is going on.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_208c2ac6	comment	Pretty much the whole cast of Voyage to the Stars by the end of the first season, with accidental or not-so-accidental planetary destruction happening almost Once per Episode.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_208eb516	comment	It's heavily alluded that previous incarnations of The Rifter embodied this trope. According to in-world history, the Rifter is usually an otherwise-ordinary person brought to Basawar from Earth and tortured until their pain and anger spark an apocalypse.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_222b64ac	comment	In Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five, the Tralfamadorian aliens, who experience all moments in time simultaneously, know how the universe will end: in the distant future, a Tralfamadorian pilot will ignite an experimental fuel which, unintentionally on its inventor's part, will cause a lethal cosmic chain reaction.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_226f6b3f	comment	In Haven, the Trouble of the Week is often completely unaware that they are the one causing the supernatural activity and are often completely unaware of the Troubles themselves.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_24d953d0	comment	Metroid: Samus kills the Space Pirates' leader, triggering a self-destruct sequence that blows up their base on Zebes and sparks a feud that spans the entire rest of the series.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_261c8d3f	comment	Homer has a tendency to do this on The Simpsons. The "Treehouse of Horror V" segment "Time And Punishment" has Homer being sent back in time, where he resolves not to do anything that might change the future. Then he sneezes and wipes out the dinosaurs. In "Trash Of The Titans", Homer's stupidity and shortsightedness turns Springfield into such a polluted mess that there's no choice left but to move the whole town five miles away. In the "Treehouse of Horror X" segment "Life's A Glitch, Then You Die", Homer manages to unleash a technological apocalypse upon the Earth through the negligence of not fixing the Y2K bug on his computer at the power plant. In the "Treehouse of Horror XXXIV" segment "Lout Break", Homer disobeys the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant's rules against eating on the job, despite Smithers explicity reminding him, and accidentally drops a donut into nuclear waste, but still eats it. This ends up making a mutagenic virus which turns all Springfielders (except Bart, Lisa, and Maggie, who already have his DNA) into clones of himself. Professor Frink tries to stop the virus from spreading beyond Springfield, only to also be contaminated, which dooms humanity to succumb to Homerized destruction.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_28a11000	comment	Horizon Forbidden West: (Far) Zenith manages to collectively out-stupid Ted by creating a galaxy-wide threat. They used their vast riches to build a generation ship to another planet, then spent centuries as immortal vacationers. Which would be disgusting but okay — except they spent all that time torturing AI. Their most powerful and insane creation, Nemesis, was locked away instead of deleted because they wanted to experiment on the effects of long-term isolation. It went completely insane — and realized all-too-late that it could simply use old passwords because Zenith never changed their passwords for centuries. The entire planet was consumed in hours, and it has spent the past two decades chasing the survivors and building a super-armada with the mad obsession of erasing all traces of its former creators, especially the present-day humans.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_2a15962e	comment	The Great Demon King of Beelzebub. Tries to fit destroying the human world into his busy schedule between games of mahjong and poker and singing karaoke or attending demon golf tournaments. His social calendar is so full he ends up sending his 1-year-old spawn to do the deed in his stead.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_2a6eefe5	comment	Metroid Fusion: A spaceship, made by the same people as the one from Other M below, serving the same purpose as that one, self-destructs due to Samus (though she had some help from others), taking SR388, that place that conspicuously didn't blow up in Metroid II, with it.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_2a9edae	comment	The Kids in the Hall: One memorable sketch features Dave Foley as an alien spy on Earth. After accidentally letting slip that he is an alien, he beams out and orders the planet destroyed. Then, back on the alien planet, he is berated by his superior for blowing up Earth as well as several other planets in the past. The spy then lets slip that he is a double agent, so of course, that planet must now be destroyed.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_2e1df124	comment	In Wreck-It Ralph, Ralph's departure from Fix-It Felix Jr. puts the game at risk of unplugging, which will destroy the world inside. His unintentional introduction of a Cybug from Hero's Duty into Sugar Rush threatens to spread a virus throughout their home arcade, which could destroy all the connected games.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_2e3e7ac2	comment	In one Justice League episode, the Green Lantern is put on trial for accidentally blowing up a planet with a stray shot from his ring. Of course, ordinarily the ring can't do that. Unless it hits a point of critical tectonic instability. Well, comic book tectonic instability. In any case, the planet wasn't actually blown up. The whole thing was a set-up to take control of the Guardians of Oa's power.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_2eb5ea5f	comment	Dirty Pair: The titular "Dirty Pair" have accidentally blown up at least ten planets, though it's only ever an indirect result of their actions. Yuri once caused a star to go nova, resulting in a cascade effect across several other stars that would inevitably render an entire sector of space completely uninhabitable. She did this intentionally. In her defense, she had been convinced she was actually undergoing a VR-based test where she was required to act as "unconventional" as possible, with complete freedom to do what she wanted (after years and years of being the proper, uptight, by-the-books member of their team).
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_30fa563b	comment	Yor: The Hunter from the Future: Yor has a habit of destroying any civilization he comes into contact with. And we're not just talking about the ones that antagonize him, either. To be fair, he was only coincidentally present at one of them.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_3167d0b9	comment	In He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2002), Hordak creates the "Spell of Separation", which divides the planet of Eternia into Light and Dark hemispheres, but refuses to finish the spell when he realizes it could destroy Eternia completely. Years later, Two-Bad find the spell, misinterprets it as a cure to their Two Beings, One Body problem, and attempt to cast it. Note that Hordak could survive the destruction of Eternia (aside from flashback appearances, he spends the entirety of the series in another dimension), but he still realizes that destroying a planet that he wants to conquer wouldn't be particularly useful.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_31f783cb	comment	In the Ed series on Things of Interest, the eponymous character accidentally erases Andromeda while tampering with the universe config file. Not to mention that the site also has a page explaining how to destroy the Earth.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_331e009	comment	Borderlands 2 has Mr. Torgue, the Idiot Savant/Manchild who founded the Torgue corporation, who once tried to destroy a planet while he and his shareholders were on it, just because it would look cool. He's genuinely a nice guy and a weapons genius, he's just Too Dumb to Live and genuinely doesn't know any better.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_34b7ce64	comment	Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency tells us the extinction of the dodo was caused by a time-traveler trying to stop the extinction of another species. The main antagonist is a Time Abyss alien ghost trying to Set Right What Once Went Wrong — his spaceship crashing, which caused the dawn of life on Earth.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_353b7af3	comment	In Season 3 of Star Trek: Discovery, the mysterious Burn that caused most dilithium to go inert and blow up any ship attempting to go to warp and, as a result, plunge the galaxy into chaos, turns out to have been caused by a Kelpien child witnessing his mother's death. Su'Kal was born on a radioactive planet full of dilithium, resulting in him not only being immune to the radiation, but also having an intimate connection to dilithium. Upon seeing his mother succumb to radiation, he screamed in grief, and the scream propagated through subspace and interacted with dilithium almost everywhere. In the season finale, Saru takes Su'Kal (who's now over a 100 years old) to Kaminar.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_364144a3	comment	End of the first season of Sledge Hammer!. The army request the aid of the police to fight against a terrorist organization, which has an atomic bomb. They defeat and capture them, but they activate the countdown to the atomic explosion. They search and find the bomb, and...
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_37efe01e	comment	Bill from Twitch Plays PokÃ©mon is a more intelligent example, but he's just as uncaring. Yes, that Bill. Twitch Plays Pokemon is essentially tens of thousands of people controlling a single avatar named Red, one button command at a time. The players tend to disagree a lot on what Red should do, and in result, Red can't even walk in a straight line. Enter Bill's PC, the one and only device that stores your PokÃ©mon... and has the option to release them into the wild. Forever. And in Red's case, accidentally. The PC itself quickly became the most notorious and feared object in the entire game, especially after the twelve-PokÃ©mon massacre known as "Bloody Sunday". Yet, the existence of Bill was not forgotten, spiraling him into major Adaptational Villainy.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_38fa34eb	comment	Wonder Woman Vol. 2: Wonder Woman defeats Ares early in the series by simply ensnaring him in her golden lariat, forcing him to see what would happen if he successfully destroyed the world: he'd have no one to worship him or serve him.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_39b7671e	comment	Metroid: Other M: The entire game takes place in a spaceship, which, you guessed it, self-destructs at the end. Samus isn't responsible, for a change. In cutscenes flashbacky and post-gameish, she's spotted on Earth. It's only a matter of time...
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_3be307d1	comment	In Tenchi Muyo!, Washu's way of showing that she is the greatest scientist is by creating a weapon capable of destroying planets as well as weapons capable of destroying small galaxies.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_3cc97272	comment	In Date A Live, when Spirits arrive on Earth, they trigger a spacequake, a Sphere of Destruction that annihilates everything in the surrounding block. When Shido tells Touka about this, she is shocked and remorseful, as she had no idea. Every time she had appeared on Earth, she had assumed she was in a barren wasteland. There are, however, a few Spirits that can trigger spacequakes at will.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_3e8c09b9	comment	Attack on Titan has Ymir Fritz: originally an ordinary girl whose village was enslaved by the Eldians, a tribe of barbarian warriors. Ymir was blamed for releasing a pig, and was punished by being hunted for sport. Fleeing towards a mysterious giant tree, she fell into a pool of water where a strange spine-like creature attached to her and gave her the power of the Titans. She continued to serve the Eldian king, who used her power to spawn a worldwide tyrannical empire that oppressed other groups for almost 2000 years. Ymir herself died saving the king from an enemy spear, only to find her spirit inhabiting a mysterious realm that connected members of her race. Here, her spirit has spent the past 2000 years building the Titans' bodies and following the commands of the royal family. Ymir has had the power to do what she wants with the Titans, but has allowed two millennia of destruction simply because she can't let go of her slave mindset and carry out her own will. Then Eren fucks everything up by freeing her of her slave mindset and manipulating her into destroying most of the world.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_3f4a104b	comment	In a very early Dilbert strip, he discovers a microscopic inhabited planet, which he accidentally crushes with his microscope while trying to focus in on it. He has accidentally caused quite a few other deaths over the years, but never again on that scale. The best part, as lampshaded by Dogbert in the last panel, is that Dilbert's first words to the tiny planet are "I mean you no harm".
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_4407fa9a	comment	Golden Sun: Dark Dawn's plot is entirely made of this. The heroes were tricked into activating the Luna Tower, causing the Eclipse and destroying half the population of Weyard just because they were railroaded from a Fetch Quest, and their only way of breaking through helps activating said tower without their knowledge. The only way to stop it is by activating the Apollo Lens. It turns out that the Eclipse is just another step to the antagonist's plan; the power of the Lens is what Alex and the Tuaparang forces actually sought for, and the former wants to use it on himself for his own benefit.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_45501b8c	comment	Super Metroid: Samus returns to Zebes, passing through the ruins of the first Space Pirate base she destroyed, and after taking out their new headquarters, the resulting self-destruct sequence finally blows up the entire planet.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_467c89f7	comment	Super Dimension Fortress Macross brings us Admiral Bruno J. Global, Destroyer of Canadian Cities. When the Macross uses a completely untested forcefield while over Ontario, it explodes, destroying the entire city. Later on, the crew weaponizes this trait during the destruction of Bodolza's base. And this is after destroying Macross City twice — once by teleporting the island it was on to the orbit of Pluto, and again by ordering a transformation of the ship while having no understanding of how the reconfiguration would affect the city.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_471cc207	comment	Xavier: Renegade Angel causes at least one death in every episode, and frequently destroys entire towns. Total destruction of the Earth (or at least all life on it) was twice the end result of him attempting to help someone. He obliterates the world by making a machine give off too many vibrations in "Vibracaust" and he accidentally stops the rotation of the Earth in "Going Normal", causing it to freeze over.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_4a6ef2c5	comment	In Space Battleship Yamato, the crew's attacks push the volcanic activity of Gamala up to a point that the planet explodes. When they arrive at Iscandar, the learn that the attacks on Earth were the Gamalans' last ditch attempt to establish a new home, as their own planet was dying. The attack merely sped up this destruction.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_4b434423	comment	In PokÃ©mon Sword and Shield, Chairman Rose tries to use Eternatus to provide limitless power to Galar without the pollution of the past. Then Eternatus gets free and ends up causing a replay of the "Darkest Day", a calamity of legend with potentially global consequences.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_4d551426	comment	In A Miracle of Science, a Mad Scientist fails due to the fact that "destroying the world you want to conquer" doesn't exactly count as a credible threat.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_4dccc4bc	comment	At the end of Thor: The Dark World, it's revealed that the presumed-dead Loki was impersonating his and Thor's father, Odin. The next film, Thor: Ragnarok, has Thor discovering this, but too late to prevent Odin dying as the implied result of being away from Asgard for too long. This results in Thor's long-lost, immensely powerful, and Ax-Crazy sister, Hela, escaping from a pocket dimension where she had been previously imprisoned and slaughtering a good chunk of Asgard's population, eventually resulting in Thor and Loki having to bring about the destruction of Asgard itself to stop her, spiriting the surviving population away aboard a spaceship. Then, as the real kicker, the first few moments of Avengers: Infinity War has Thanos intercepting the ship and slaughtering half of the survivors, Loki included.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_4f63edbd	comment	Although Soul Nomad & the World Eaters is usually prime Omnicidal Maniac country, Superboss Asagi fits squarely into this trope when she destroys the world as a pre-battle taunt without much forethought, just to show off her badassitude. Due to this, you get a Non-Standard Game Over even if you win:
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_50bcf7a6	comment	In Homestuck, Karkat is charged with the creation of our universe (the one you're in right now), but he's in too much of a hurry to beat the game and doesn't find the last required component. As a result, it becomes unstable and is eventually destroyed by a kind of in-universe cancer. While Karkat's negligence was by far not the only factor in this outcome, and waiting longer to beat the Black King may have been untenable (because Sburb gets harder to beat the longer it goes on) it definitely didn't help an already bad situation.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_52f6626	comment	At the start of Jak II: Renegade, tampering with an unknown portal and a bunch of Precursor artifacts is enough for Jak and his friends to release a horde of Metal Heads into their world by accident, turning it from lively if dangerous at times to lethal and unforgiving outside walled-off city ruled by a tyrant.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_5489f51f	comment	Makai Kingdom has three examples of this, being a mostly comedic game to begin with: Dragon Overlord Babylon is an extremely powerful and extremely large overlord... who just so happens to be senile and near-blind. He has a nasty habit of accidentally colliding into various celestial bodies during his wanderings through the cosmos, which usually gets away from it worse than him. Zetta kicks off the game when he burns a book called the Sacred Tome in a fit of pique (it called him stupid), only to realize too late that destroying the book will also destroy his entire world. Arguably Salome, who, near the end, smashes her own world into Zetta's newly restored one (just to get his attention). While this is never mentioned again, it can't have been a healthy act for either world. The person from the example above also destroyed Valvoga's netherworld... for no particular reason other than the fact that it was there.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_550ab4bd	comment	Strangers in Paradise: In an out-of-continuity, Superhero Episode issue, Freddie Femur is a bumbling villain who purchases a Doomsday Device, intending merely to hold the world hostage with it. When he trips while carrying it, however, he accidentally sets the device off, destroying the planet and pissing off Saint Peter by flooding the gates of Heaven with several billion souls at once.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_55868d41	comment	Killface in Frisky Dingo wants to destroy the world. That he and his son would die as a result of this doesn't seem to occur to him. His mom was going to pick him up later (he's actually an alien).
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_56a63131	comment	In The Simpsons Movie, Homer being too lazy, too impatient, and too hungry for donuts to obey Marge's demand to properly dispose of a silo of "pig crap" causes Springfield to be quarantined from the rest of the world in a giant dome.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_5755b96a	comment	The Order of the Stick: When Roy accuses Xykon of plotting to destroy the world, Xykon replies, "Hey, I LIKE the world. Some of my best evilness took place here." The gods alone know what he'll do if he ever figures out what Redcloak's really up to... Xykon also says he won't destroy the world unless he's really really bored. Half of the time we see him in the comic, he is bored. The eponymous Order of the Stick and their allies may count as well; the plot of the comic revolves around five Gates; the existence of these Gates is key to the safety of the multiverse. The Good Guys have so far destroyed three out of the five: once on accident (due to the Quirky Bard activating a self-destruct rune), once due to a misunderstanding (a long story, boiling down to "She thought it was a good idea at the time"), and once on purpose (because, due to Plot, it was safer to destroy that Gate rather than let it fall into the bad guys' hands). Given that one Gate was accidentally destroyed by the Bad Guys in the backstory, things are starting to look a little hairy.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_58fc1f8c	comment	Many of the planets that Space☆Dandy visits end up either blown up or made uninhabitable, usually because of him. Sometimes he ends up dying in the process, but thanks to Negative Continuity, he shows up completely unharmed in the next episode.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_5995d4d5	comment	Spies Like Us: Austin Millbarge muses after apparently starting World War III, "And to think my high school guidance counselor said I'd never amount to anything." This sparks a "Eureka!" Moment ("GUIDANCE!? SOURCE PROGRAMMABLE GUIDANCE!") that saves the day.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_59da62aa	comment	The Fallout: New Vegas: Lonesome Road expansion reveals this to be the backstory of the Courier. The Courier was once responsible for helping the towns of Hopeville and Ashton develop into thriving communities. However, a package s/he delivered from Navarro ended up triggering the dormant nukes hidden in the bunkers beneath the town, turning the Divide into a devastated hellhole that makes the rest of the wastelands look like paradise. Worse, the act gives Ulysses, then a Frumentarius of Caesar's Legion, some ideas about how one person can change the fate of a nation...
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_5ba61d9d	comment	Power Rangers Beast Morphers continue with this with Nate Silva The gold ranger and Teen Genius of the team. When he was a kid He try to use previous morphers to create new way to use the morphing grid. And he tests the use of Morph-X and Snake DNA on a RPM Morpher...the red RPM morpher...it failed for him and liberated Venjix, the virus created by doctor K who nuked the earth of another planet, who became Evox. Nate didn't take it well
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_5be8e846	comment	Doctor Solar: Valiant's rendition has this; a nuclear physicist is given power over atomic forces - he severely underestimates the inherent power of this and accidentally destroys the world in short order. He fixes it later.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_5c897f4a	comment	Schlock Mercenary: A race of short-sighted robots packed their creators onto a Planet Spaceship with a faulty propulsion system, accidentally destroying them and wrecking havoc throughout another star system, at the very least knocking the natives back to the Stone Age.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_5cfb879b	comment	New Gods: In Cosmic Odyssey, John Stewart decides he can stop the planet-destroying bomb by himself, so he traps Martian Manhunter, who is at Superman-level power, in a green energy bubble. It turns out the bomb is colored yellow and he can't stop it, so the planet is destroyed.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_5d354f8	comment	Red Dwarf: The series starts off in "The End" when Rimmer kills all 1,169 people (Lister is in stasis at the time) on the ship when he improperly fixes a drive plate. Of course, Kryten later points out it was Captain Hollister's fault for assigning someone as incompetent as Rimmer to such a task. Interestingly, the Alternate Continuity of the novels drops this plot point entirely, probably because there was no way they could maintain their much Darker and Edgier tone and still handwave Rimmer not having his personality-disc dumped out an airlock. A later episode, "Meltdown", has Rimmer lead an army of wax-droids based off of famous historical actors and pacifists against an army of historical tyrants and murderers, where Rimmer's battle strategy is to sacrifice almost all of his troops as a distraction so Kryten can turn up the planet's heat, killing all of the waxdroids, effectively wiping out the whole planet's population. In the end it turns out it was Lister who caused Rimmer to act even more irrational than usual when he chewed Rimmer's hologram projector earlier in the episode.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_5fec5efd	comment	For a non-planetary example, while taking a break from watching This Island Earth in Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie, Mike takes the helm of the SOL and almost immediately collides with the Hubble Telescope.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_61de95d6	comment	The Ring, a space station in Freelancer, was originally built by the Emperor of Rheinland to be lined with mirrors and to serve Planet New Berlin as a second sun. Somehow, it ended up accidentally turned into an orbital superweapon which vaporised several colonies on the planet's surface.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_6572f71e	comment	In Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell, Strange has a sort of "habit" of using magic to move entire towns/countries elsewhere. He always means to undo it eventually, but he's inevitably distracted and never does.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_66f4e8ab	comment	Mission Earth's hero Jettero Heller wasn't trying to end the Cold War in the most brutal way possible, he just wanted to use his space tugboat to tow an icy comet made from Saturn's rings to hit Earth at just the right angle to create a gyroscopic effect to stabilize its spinning core so that the magnetic north pole would stop wandering into the ocean thereby causing the ice cap to melt and the world's water level to rise dangerously high. Unfortunately, an enemy fighter pilot (who Heller knew was still around) chose that moment to attack Heller's tug (and Heller didn't abort his run to deal with this threat, but instead asked the enemy pilot to stop trying to kill him), so the tug's controls got damaged, sending the comet straight into the heart of the Soviet Union, annihilating western Russia and killing a hundred million people. But don't feel bad, everyone can only gush about how this act of destruction only "proves there's a God after all", and how wonderful it is that the Cold War is over.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_6744d821	comment	The Collector from The Owl House is an absurdly powerful Reality Warper, who takes over the entirety of the Boiling Isles, transforms everyone save for a few groups of stragglers into puppets, and locks them up in the Archive House, a massive crown-shaped floating ring over the Titan's skull. They don't do this out of malice, but because they have the physical appearance and mental capacity of a kindergartner, and turning everyone into puppets is their idea of playing. They think of mortals as "itty-bitty spiders", and straight up don't understand how death works, thinking it's akin to breaking a toy you can easily put back together. Luz dying in front of them causes them to realize just how much harm they've been causing, and he immediately sets out to make things right by saving everyone in the Archives from Belos and un-puppeting them before returning to the stars.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_69fa7496	comment	Disney Ducks Comic Universe: The Universal Solvent, from Don Rosa's eponymous story, is a substance created by Gyro Gearloose that destroys almost anything it touches. Scrooge manages to doom the entire planet simply by spilling the solvent on the ground, causing it to eat its way all the way to the center of the Earth, where it runs the risk of destroying the Earth's core and causing the entire planet to implode on itself if not stopped in time.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_6abf16c2	comment	The Big Finish Doctor Who story "Creatures of Beauty" sees the Doctor of all people, and even the Fifth Doctor, perhaps the most noble incarnation of them all, getting involved with this. The trigger for the whole plot of the story happens when he and Nyssa inside the TARDIS drift through space and accidentally collide with what he thinks is just some strange kind of anomaly, but unbeknownst to him is actually a transport spaceship filled with extremely toxic chemicals. The crash results in a nearby planet suffering a serious bit of pollution, almost entirely killing off the ecosystem and causing the local population to evolve into a warlike, paranoid race because of the sudden scarcity of resources along with mental degeneration from the poisoning, as well as causing yet another race to commit to a slow-working Heroic Sacrifice in an attempt save the population. Even worse, the story combines the trope with a "Shaggy Dog" Story. While the Doctor witnesses the destruction and anguish that the aftermath of the event has wrought, he never finds that he was the one who inadvertently caused it all to begin with, and continues on his merry way at the end of the story, completely none the wiser at all.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_6af78ff5	comment	Metroid II: Samus visits SR388, and instead of destroying it simply kills every Metroid living there, with a single exception, which she brings off-world for scientific study. Turns out that by wiping out all the Metroids, Samus removed the planetary ecosystem's top predator, allowing the X Parasites to surge in population and necessitating the events of Metroid Fusion.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_6b685721	comment	In The Mole People, the main cast accidentally discover a subterranean civilization descended from the ancient Sumerians and end up destroying them by unintentionally inspiring their Servant Race of mole-men to violently rebel. This is actually a pretty common setup in many "jungle pictures" from the 1940s and 1950s: a group of well-intentioned scientists and explorers stumble upon a Lost World that's been chugging along on its own just fine before these big dumb white guys showed up, and promptly inadvertently bring out its catastrophic end.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_6bc0f10a	comment	In The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005), Zaphod unwittingly signs the order to destroy the Earth, thinking he was signing an autograph.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_6c1d09b3	comment	In Fallout 3's DLC Mothership Zeta, while exploring the eponymous spaceship, you will come across a button. When pressed, the ship's giant beam weapon blasts a giant crater into Canada, visible from space through the large windows inside the room. As the result, all the tribes, civilizations and potential nation states within the area have been entirely vaporized. Nice going, you idiot.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_6c1d09b4	comment	In Fallout 4's DLC Automatron, the idea is played with, though the outcome is sadly played straight. The Mechanist sought to bring forward peace and stability through a robotic police force. The hope was that the robots would protect traders and caravans on the road from the various horrors of the Commonwealth Wasteland. However, the Mechanist made a bit of a mistake using Robobrains as the field commanders of the robot forces. As it turns out, said Robobrains in question wound up becoming corrupted after 210 years of inaction. So they interpreted "protect the people" as "kill everyone we see". In their minds, the Robobrains saw that if everyone was dead, they were "saved". If the Mechanist can be convinced to see where everything went wrong, it becomes clear that this was never the intention.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_6eed44ab	comment	Dead Ringers: Greg Wallace's inability to listen to other people for more than a few seconds, and a childlike enthusiasm for pushing any giant buttons he sees, makes a visit to the Large Hadron Collider go wrong when he ignores the scientists. He inadvertently manages to find the God Particle... and then, since it looks like a quaver, decides to eat it. This destroys the entire universe, save for Wallace, but he figures it'll all sort itself out in a week.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_70b26f38	comment	Fate/strange Fake: Tsubaki Kuruoka is a little girl in a coma who has no idea about Holy Grail Wars or Servants. Despite this, she ends up becoming the Master of False Rider, who communicates with her in her dreams. Tsubaki, who isn't aware that she's in a dream, says she is lonely and asks False Rider to bring her animals and people to play with. The problem is that False Rider is the Horseman of Pestilence, who decides to grant her request by spreading disease and dragging the souls of the victims into the dream.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_74a4c704	comment	Riku sort of accidentally-on-purpose doing this to his own world triggers the plot of Kingdom Hearts. Apparently all he was trying to do was get out and see the universe, and while destroying his world wasn't his intent, calling the darkness that did destroy it forth was a deliberate action so that he could escape his world, which he viewed as a prison.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_752075f	comment	Outlander has Prince Charles Edward Stuart (aka Bonnie Prince Charlie) as this. The man is shown as an arrogant drunk convinced it's his divine right to rule Scotland and organizes the Jacobite Uprising. His followers revere him and believe he will lead them to victory and Scottish freedom. Being from the 20th century, Claire knows that not only will the armies be routed easily by the British, but the ensuing reprisal attacks will destroy the Highlander culture. Claire is visibly disgusted later when she returns to the 20th century and sees how a museum pushes the idea of Charles as an iconic hero when he did more damage to Scotland than any single man.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_755fadab	comment	The title character of Haruhi Suzumiya unconsciously sends off giants to attack an alternate, uninhabited version of Earth whenever she gets too frustratednote and also unconsciously creates espers to stop them and once unconsciously tried to rewrite the universe.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_75a1ebab	comment	Touhou Kaikidan ~ Mystic Square's plot is kicked off by a demonic invasion, which prompts the Reimu to travel to the magical world of Makai to put a stop to it. At the end of the game she meets Makai's Hot as Hell goddess, Shinki, who tries to explain that the demons were merely tourists, but she's still drawn into a fight with the heroine. In the battle that follows, Shinki's attacks reduce the surrounding section of Makai into a flaming ruin... and once she's beaten, Shinki and Reimu sit down for tea and make up. Fortunately, Shinki's status as Makai's creator means that presumably, the damage she caused wasn't permanent. Unfortunately, the whole encounter doesn't stop more demon tourists from poking around Gensokyo.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_75d38220	comment	Zombies Christmas Carol: By spreading the Hungry Death plague through his selfishness and callousness, Scrooge nearly single-handedly destroys the world and wipes out mankind.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_760bd4a5	comment	In Star Trek: Vanguard, scientists tinker with an alien Artifact of Doom. They use it to "ping" certain planets to see if there are related installations that could hold all kinds of wonders (stuff that would later tie into Project Genesis research and replicator tech). They stop doing it after they realize that those pings apparently trigger safeguards that cause Earth Shattering Kabooms. The scientists try not to think about how many planets they might have destroyed by accident.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_76b8cb10	comment	Fallout: In Fallout 3's DLC Mothership Zeta, while exploring the eponymous spaceship, you will come across a button. When pressed, the ship's giant beam weapon blasts a giant crater into Canada, visible from space through the large windows inside the room. As the result, all the tribes, civilizations and potential nation states within the area have been entirely vaporized. Nice going, you idiot. The Fallout: New Vegas: Lonesome Road expansion reveals this to be the backstory of the Courier. The Courier was once responsible for helping the towns of Hopeville and Ashton develop into thriving communities. However, a package s/he delivered from Navarro ended up triggering the dormant nukes hidden in the bunkers beneath the town, turning the Divide into a devastated hellhole that makes the rest of the wastelands look like paradise. Worse, the act gives Ulysses, then a Frumentarius of Caesar's Legion, some ideas about how one person can change the fate of a nation... In Fallout 4's DLC Automatron, the idea is played with, though the outcome is sadly played straight. The Mechanist sought to bring forward peace and stability through a robotic police force. The hope was that the robots would protect traders and caravans on the road from the various horrors of the Commonwealth Wasteland. However, the Mechanist made a bit of a mistake using Robobrains as the field commanders of the robot forces. As it turns out, said Robobrains in question wound up becoming corrupted after 210 years of inaction. So they interpreted "protect the people" as "kill everyone we see". In their minds, the Robobrains saw that if everyone was dead, they were "saved". If the Mechanist can be convinced to see where everything went wrong, it becomes clear that this was never the intention.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_7988cb68	comment	This trope is at the core of the Mass Effect series. Many millions (if not billions) of years ago, a race of giant, squid-like creatures later called Leviathans used their powerful psionic powers to enthrall other species. With this ability, they were able to become the apex lifeforms of the galaxy, using their "thralls" to pay them "tribute" while keeping a hands-off approach to ruling the galaxy. However, they noticed that species had a tendency to create synthetic life which then inevitably turned on them, which naturally made getting tribute a touch problematic. The Leviathans then made their own artificial intelligence and gave it the mandate of "preserve life at all costs". Only later did they realize that after exhausting all other options, their intelligence had resorted to creating bio-mechanical monstrosities that began harvesting the biological material of all sentient life in the galaxy, "preserving" all life "at any cost". Eventually, the machines, later known as "Reapers", attacked and almost wiped out the Leviathans, before retreating into the dark space outside the galaxy. They waited for a few thousand years, came back and did it again. This cycle of harvesting continues for many more eons, and is about to happen again just as humanity is taking to the stars.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_79b17f0f	comment	Ant-Man: The final issue of Ant-Man (2022) reveals Black Ant is partially responsible for causing the Bad Future of Ultron Forever (where Ultron has become a god, wiped out nearly all of mankind and taken over the universe), simply by accident. He was trying to free the modern day Ultron from the can he'd been stuck in, but inadvertently transporting him into the future and giving him a magic boost hadn't actually been part of either party's plan.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_7c038c18	comment	In Phineas and Ferb, Doofenshmirtz accidentally causes a Zombie Apocalypse thanks to a power surge in "Night of the Living Pharmacists". The end reveals that while Danville was saved, the entire rest of the world is nothing but Doof-zombies, meaning Doofenshmirtz took over the entire world except the Tri-State Area. By accident. Not-So-Harmless Villain only scratches the surface.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_7cea4fb2	comment	In Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019) would-be eco-terrorist Dr. Emma Russell intends to release primeval titans to revert climate disater and help bring the world back to a more balanced state. And from the end-credit slides it seems her plan actually would have worked - if the first titan she released didn't happen to be King Ghidorah, actually an ancient alien invader whose very presence horribly destabilizes the other titans into violent destroyers.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_7d8c61a2	comment	Star Wars: The Old Republic: Lampshaded in when the Smuggler has this dialogue while being briefed for a mission on Hoth: Even better, the player can do exactly that during Flashpoint: Directive 7 as the Load-Bearing Final Boss has his systems directly connected to the moon's core and killing him destabilizes it. It is not entirely your fault, as pointed out in the debriefing, but your commanding officer is not pleased. A double example happens in the Rise of the Hutt Cartel expansion: The titular Hutt Cartel's mining operations on Makeb are leading to an Earth-Shattering Kaboom scenario. Both the Republic and the Empire engage in separate attempts to avert a potential disaster (with the former evacuating the native population and the latter attempting to stabilize Makeb's core). They both succeed, but the Empire's plan leads to natural disasters that render the planet uninhabitable. In other words, one group ends up nearly destroying a planet out of negligence and another renders it impossible to live on in their attempt to save it.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_7ddbc888	comment	This is basically Dewey Novak's plan in Eureka Seven, but a bit more ambitious. In the show's universe there's a theory that too much thinking by sentient organisms will create what is essentially a thought black hole, and the world-covering Coralian life form is dormant to avoid crossing that threshold and destroying the planet. So he tries to wake up the Coralian collective. All of them.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_7e9d1a6c	comment	In Frozen (2013), this turns out to be the cause of the plot — after Elsa runs away to become the Snow Queen, her attempts to flee across the harbor cause the entire fjord to freeze behind her and the temperature of her entire kingdom to plummet. The land enters into an eternal winter, but she doesn't even realize what she's done until her sister comes and asks her to lift her apparent curse. She doesn't know how, which makes things even worse because it causes her Emotional Powers to start going haywire.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_7fd1fd91	comment	In Peter Jackson's King Kong (2005), Carl Denham's reckless quest to make nature movies and display Kong to the public results in multiple deaths and maimings, chiefly among his friends and associates. This habit persists in the books King Kong: The Island Of The Skull and A Natural History Of Skull Island, and is lampshaded by another film character, who remarks that Carl has an amazing ability to destroy whatever he loves.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_81341360	comment	Scrat in Ice Age has a habit of causing natural disasters in his pursuit of acorns. Especially in the short where he causes continental drift. Ice Age: Collision Course has Scrat accidentally directing an extinction-sized asteroid towards Earth. Our heroes save the day and deflect the asteroid, only for Scrat to destroy all life on Mars instead.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_8258e260	comment	True, Bowser wanted to remake the universe in his image and rule over it forever in Super Mario Galaxy, but he didn't want to destroy it. Then Mario comes along, screws up his plans, and causes the formation of a universe-consuming black hole. It's only through the grace of Rosalina and the Star Children that said black hole creates a second Big Bang that recreates the universe.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_86c3beca	comment	In Girl Genius, dangerous Sparks (i.e. most of them) can be divided into two groups: the evil ones whose creations wreak havoc on purpose, and the well-intentioned ones whose creations wreak havoc by accident. The backstory for the comic includes references to incidents such as a Spark who tried to make a land bridge across the English Channel and ended up sinking most of Britain and a Spark who loved molasses and didn't want to run out, so he made a fountain that dispensed it in infinite quantities, drowning his hometown in treacle.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_86cd38b1	comment	Everquest II finds the Quel'ule Erudites managing to blow Luclin to tiny pieces in an attempt to reactivate the Ulteran Spire network, and removing their own homeland to Ultera as a bonus.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_87f4f3	comment	Secret Life SMP: On Day 6, Etho and Grian receive the shared task of staging a Warden and Wither fight in the middle of the map. By the time it's over, two players are permanently dead and the land is heavily damaged.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_8832bf9a	comment	In Commander Kitty, Nin Wah of all people ends up setting back the party for several pages with one thoughtless act of sabotage against an undeserving CK which ends up killing the friendly "Safe Mode" Zenith, leaving the space station they're on crippled, and giving Zenith's original villainous personality an opportunity to regain control.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_8a6bf3f3	comment	In one Duck Dodgers in the 24Â½th Century short, Duck Dodgers and Marvin are fighting for ownership of Planet X. Their rivalry winds up causing the planet's destruction. In the conclusion, Daffy pushes Marvin off Planet X as it is literally "not big enough for the both of us!" It stands out as there have been previous cartoons with Marvin trying to blow up the Earth, only this time he blows up a planet (a shaving cream mine to be exact) accidentally exactly like Dodgers.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_8aa7c509	comment	Star vs. the Forces of Evil: Star Butterfly is an adorable teenage princess. But she also has trouble controlling her magic wand, and the whole reason she was sent to Earth was because she inadvertently set fire to her own kingdom, and the plots of the first two seasons involve her causing Marco and everyone around her problems, both mundane and life threatening.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_8bd2ee90	comment	I Am Weasel: I.R. Baboon, the very literal Butt-Monkey, inadvertently blows up the Earth at one point by plugging up a "ground-level volcano". With a giant inflatable cork. It's also revealed that he (and a pair of time-travelling underwear) was the reason why the dinosaurs went extinct. They literally died of laughing (or more accurately, rolled off the edge of the Earth — which was flat back then) after seeing his butt.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_8d8157e0	comment	Lexx: Stanley Tweedle is the captain of the Planet Killer spaceship. Stan is also a selfish, immature moron, so on many occasions he blows up a planet impulsively or accidentally. He has a bad habit of overreacting, and never really understands the enormity of destroying a planet or that it is not a proportional response to being mildly annoyed with one of its inhabitants. It does not help that Lexx wants to destroy planets (and eat the debris), and often suggests this course of action to Stanley. The Lexx is a Living Ship, but it demonstrates limited intelligence, meaning it qualifies on its own. In one encounter, Stanley threatens the sole inhabitant of a planet by ordering Lexx to blow it up in one minute unless he countermands the order before then. The inhabitant acquiesces to the threat, so Stanley tells Lexx to belay that order. One minute later, Lexx blows it up anyway. Lexx claims it didn't understand what the word "belay" meant and didn't think to ask. In "Eating Pattern", a large alien life form is clinging to Lexx's hull and biting into it. Lexx blows up a nearby planet to produce a cloud of debris so that it can maneuver through it and scrape the offending parasite off. This was an autonomous decision on Lexx's part, not Stanley's, but the motivation was just as petty. When Zev temporarily becomes captain, she wields Lexx's power just as recklessly, blowing up a planet just to threaten the MedSat.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_8f99cb4c	comment	In American Dragon: Jake Long, we learn that during an incident involving time travel, Fu Dog sunk Atlantis when he unwittingly pulled out the stopper that was keeping the city afloat.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_919c4f7d	comment	In Radiant Historia, there are quite a few ways to accidentally doom the world to slowly turn into sand (usually a result of a few major characters getting offed) as a direct result of your decisions. A few instances in particular really lean towards this trope, however — such as not resolving a Romance Sidequest between two relatively minor characters, resulting in the death of one of them, which is then pinned on the surviving character's people and sparks an all-out war between their respective countries. Or not taking the first watch on a night shift, causing a fatal misunderstanding when an ally arrives at your camp and sees a major character who is your ally but is also on the other side of the war, resulting in both characters (plus the character who takes the night watch in your place) killing each other. Or retiring from the war to be with your Love Interest (though this one is more Too Dumb to Live than anything).
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_92844ddb	comment	The last episode of Dinosaurs, "Changing Nature", features Earl Sinclair accidentally causing the extinction of his species by a chain of events starting with a single wax fruit company being made. Unlike many examples, and especially given the general tone of the show, it is not Played for Laughs.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_9322493f	comment	Gets even worse with Kamen Rider Zi-O. When he was granted Time Powers by Swartz, he showcased his power by subconsciously fusing all 20 Rider Worlds. Even after the final episode, his ability still persists, with Reiwa The First Generation hinting that Sougo's power fused both his world and Aruto's World.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_9324d4c	comment	Yogscast Minecraft Series: Sjin, in the Voltz series, decided to test out some of the explosives in the mod pack, eventually working up to red matter. The result was a Very Special Episode dubbed "The Bomb". Thirty minutes of death and destruction later: The Yogscast (specifically Lewis, Duncan and Simon Lane) do this again in Hole Diggers, when their space station eventually comes close to wrecking their factory headquarters with the mining laser, destroying one of the islands in the archipelago and nearly doing the same to their base. Only the destruction of the Dwarf Star stops it.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_934f7972	comment	Master Detective Archives: Rain Code: While the murder cases can indeed be blamed on the fact that there are characters who are willing to cross those lines just for the sake of it, along with the countless presumed executions from the Peacekeepers, everything that happens between the residents themselves in the game's story are actually the responsibility of the Big Bad Makoto Kagutsuchi's refusal to tell the residents they aren't mortal and are in fact a population of immortal homunculi, making him responsible for manslaughter. After all, knowing they're immortal would make them realize they aren't mortal or even human, and therefore would stop them from murdering one another, but his negligence to tell them this leads them all to believe they're still mortal. The likely exception to this may be Yomi Hellsmile who commands the Peacekeepers, since he's too apathetic to care for if the residents are mortal or not. The things that happen following his rule happen completely indirectly, and even in terms of when he acts on his own during Chapter 4 and 5, he gets Dr. Huesca and Yakou killed indirectly, and then attempts to indirectly kill Yuma with the Mystery Labyrinth. Makoto is strongly an extremist, but his more vile actions only happen as a consequence, and seemingly the only time he's shown actually having killed someone is Fink the Slaughter Artist, who was a villainous assassin.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_93dc2587	comment	Beavis and Butt-Head Do America: Over the course of their journey across the United States of America, Beavis and Butt-Head's complete cluelessness gets them into several disastrous situations. Among other things, they nearly crash an airplane (because Beavis had a bunch of caffeine pills, became Cornholio, and went into the cockpit screaming), they flood the area around the Hoover Dam when they unwittingly sabotage the control system (trying to get the "TV" to work), they cause a gigantic traffic accident (after they escape from Muddy's trunk and Butt-Head just blithely pushes Beavis out, before falling out himself), and above all else, they unknowingly bring a dangerous bio-weapon to Washington DC. Neither of them have any idea that they've caused a lot of this chaos, or how much trouble they've gotten themselves into. Talk about Lethally Stupid.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_976efc02	comment	This trope is named for the second human lead of Mystery Science Theater 3000, a basically lovable buffoon who, over the course of one season, destroys three planets, always by accident. In "Agent for H.A.R.M.", Mike gets tried for destroying worlds, and is sentenced to death — but his sentence is commuted because he's an amiable lug and instead is remitted to community service aboard the S.O.L. "The Deadly Mantis" — Mike unwittingly helps the simian rulers of future Earth repair and detonate an old atomic bomb. Professor Bobo and Doctor Peanut get an honorable mention for helping with said A-bomb, as well as for Bobo accidentally burning down Ancient Rome at the end of "Space Mutiny", and Peanut being revealed to have been sent back in time by the Earth's explosion, where he married one of Mike's descendants, which was what caused the apes to take over in the first place. "The She-Creature" — Mike orders the Satellite of Love's nanites to help engineer a distraction allowing Pearl and co. to escape the Observers' planet, which they do without a problem. Then when the Observers prevent the SOL from leaving orbit, Mike asks the nanites to take care of it as well. The little robots decide that Murder Is the Best Solution and proceed to blow up the planet. This episode also provides the Trope Namer: "Riding With Death" — Beset by attacking robots, Pearl has the SOL provide air support. Mike whips up a baking soda and vinegar bomb to make a "little distraction", but ends up overfilling the thing after a bad memory leads him to mutter bitterly about past persecutions over similar pranks. For a non-planetary example, while taking a break from watching This Island Earth in Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie, Mike takes the helm of the SOL and almost immediately collides with the Hubble Telescope. More death and destruction in "Invasion of the Neptune Men" when Mike is bullied by Tom and Crow into having the nanites clear out his eyelash mites. It does not go well for the nanites because the mites know the territory too well. It is of course Mike's fault. Finally, in "Gorgo", Mike destroys the Nanites' carnival, killing many of them and releasing the deadly protists in their zoo, when he drops a quarter onto their microscopic world in an innocent attempt to purchase a ticket there. A minor example happens in "Girl in Gold Boots" where Mike singing his "I Am Sad" song causes a fire to break out on the ship.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_9b530c26	comment	Archie Comics: In one story, Archie and Jughead find a wand discarded by a stage magician and walk around waving it while speculating out loud about the sorts of amusing mischief one could commit with the wand if it had actual, limitless power to do anything. In doing so, they unwittingly cause such mischief to happen. Then Jughead considers a wand that powerful could fall into the hands of an Omnicidal Maniac. Waving it, he says, "He'd say, 'Goodbye, cruel world!', and—" The last panel of the story is a Blank White Void with no dialogue.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_9c33b8ab	comment	Quinn Mallory from Earth-B in Sliders caused the destruction of his world by discovering interdimensional travel, leading the evil Krommag to conquest. This causes him so much guilt that it almost drives him insane. Another version of Quinn built a sliding machine that works on a global scale and requires a hydroelectric plant to power it. When he first activated it, it slid everyone from one world to another, suddenly doubling that Earth's population.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_9c9b3095	comment	Metroid Prime: Hunters: Samus detonates an ancient alien prisoner, inside a spaceship, inside a dimensional rift.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece: More of a Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Islands, but Franky has managed to blow up Dr. Vegapunk's lab and a great portion of the island it was on, destroying countless examples of advanced technology. He did this by pressing a button with a very obvious skull and crossbones sign. On that note, Dr Vegapunk himself also qualifies, as he has a bad habit of not really thinking things through in his pursuit for knowledge. This is implied (and theorized in-universe) to be how and why Imu got their hands on the Mother Flame, with was capable of annihilating Lulusia Kingdom, with the additional implication that that was Not the Intended Use. Spandam with the Golden Transponder Snail qualifies too, as his calling of the Buster Call on Enies Lobby was accidental.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_9e87a012	comment	The Tick: A parody of Galactus can be seen in Omnipotus — a rather dim-witted planet eater who is talked out of destroying the earth and into taking a bite out of the moon instead.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_9e8d7ed0	comment	The Yogscast (specifically Lewis, Duncan and Simon Lane) do this again in Hole Diggers, when their space station eventually comes close to wrecking their factory headquarters with the mining laser, destroying one of the islands in the archipelago and nearly doing the same to their base. Only the destruction of the Dwarf Star stops it.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_a0500a06	comment	There is an episode of Rugrats where the babies and Angelica are abducted by aliens (that look suspiciously like Stu, Didi, and Grandpa Lou) who are testing a TV remote-shaped ray gun that can destroy planets. The alien that invented it (based on Stu) wants to use it for knocking out walls to redecorate. Eventually Angelica and a fish alien steal it and go around blowing up random planets. Of course, in the end, it was all just a dream.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_a183d57f	comment	Futurama: In a "What If?" scenario, Fry manages to destroy the entire universe by creating a time paradox. Not to worry, Gary Gygax will DM an eternity-long AD&D campaign to kill the un-time. Another episode has Bender incinerate the entire Earth by lighting a single cigarette. In another episode, the gang helps Fry to have all his dreams come to life (except that one). One of those dreams is so trivial, just to blow a whole planet apart with a demolition cannon. Leela once destroyed several planets by dumping a shipment of candy hearts into a quasar, releasing a cloud of magical love radiation that spread through the galaxy "destroying many, many planets, including two gangster planets and a cowboy world." The episode "Godfellas" has Bender being worshiped as a God by a tiny sentient culture on a meteor he hits while flying aimlessly through space. While he tries his best to be a benevolent God, the culture ends up starting a holy war and destroying themselves after finding Bender's "nuclear pile". In the episode "The Farnsworth Parabox", through a series of events not entirely explainable, our universe is placed inside a box in Planet Express (don't ask). Bender nearly destroys the universe by shaking the box. Moments later, Fry sits on the box, crushing it slightly, and visibly distorting reality.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_a495544e	comment	In one episode of Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, Buzz encounters a seemingly abandoned spaceship, with no apparently functioning steering, whose rather careless occupants (they were in the deep freeze) had apparently failed to consider that high speed plus near invulnerability plus being large enough to punch through planets was a bad combination. Luckily, they use the "cup holder" to steer it away from colliding with Capital Planet. Excused somewhat as the alien owners of the ship weren't in the deep freeze by choice.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_a4a6b86a	comment	Code Geass: Played for maximum effect in the big Wham Episode of the first season: Lelouch Lamperouge experiences Power Incontinence at the worst possible moment during the Special Administrative Zone when conversing with Euphemia, causing her to interpret a geass command to "kill the Japanese", which incites a massacre of said Japanese that is only stopped when Lelouch tearfully shoots his sister. More of a major territory destroying incident: In Turn 18 of Code Geass R2, Suzaku Kururugi accidentally nukes the Tokyo settlement with FLEIJA when his Geass command overrides his wish to die in battle. The explosion kills off 30 million people both directly and indirectly, destroys a large portion of the city and completely shatters the Japanese's trust in Britannia.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_a57cf54d	comment	Darths & Droids: Much of the in-game plot - the destruction of Naboo's moon, Anakin joining the Jedi, the creation of the Clone Army, and everything that results from those three - is caused by Qui-Gon Jinn searching a room, and later refusing to listen to Darth Maul. (Or rather from his player, Jim, doing so.)
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_a8729c90	comment	The Fairly OddParents!: In his stupidity, Cosmo sunk Atlantis nine times. He's also apparently responsible for burning down Pompeii and turning Xanadu into Pittsburgh. Not quite blowing up an entire planet, but Wanda has very strongly implied that she was the one who struck the earth with the meteor that caused the mass extinction of the dinosaurs. Cosmo also nearly blows up the planet in that same episode (he was under orders to do one evil thing and they decided to call Vicky for advice...). We later see said meteor completely fail to kill the dinosaurs... so Timmy calls in movie star Sylvester Calzone. In another episode, Timmy wishes for Vicky to become nice. As a result, All of Vicky's evil leaves in the form of a bug that starts inhabiting other people. Eventually, the evil bug tries to take control of the President of the United States, who controls some of the most powerful weapons on the planet, and even rigs a detonator that the main trio initially believe will blow up the Earth. By the end of the episode, after Vicky sacrifices herself to save the President (and goes back to being evil as a result), Cosmo presses the button and shockingly, instead of destroying the Earth, the detonator blows up Pluto. The episode where alien prince Mark Chang holds the Yugopotamian holiday F.L.A.R.G., which ends with the host planet being destroyed either by a missile or by a Yugopotamian's appendix exploding. When he can't blow up Earth, he sends the missile to Fairy World, (fortunately) with no casualties. "We wouldn't have to blow up all these planets, if you'd just ask for directions!" Binky was once chosen to host the secret Fairy Convention back during the Dark Ages, and he unwittingly unleashed the Black Plague upon Europe as he believed it to be the name of a band when it was actually a deadly disease.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_a9ee3cc1	comment	A pseudo-example: in Goats, computer programmer Phil uses completely random trial and error to try and fix a terminal flaw in the source code of the entire universe. He is casual about the process until he is informed that the simulations he is running involve the creation and destruction of sub-universes, and the amount of living creatures he wipes out with each universe destruction works out to "3.5 gigaHitlers". Which works out to between 21 to 70 quadrillion (2110^15 - 7010^15), depending on which numbers you use.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_aa572fcb	comment	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (IDW): Bebop and Rocksteady become this in the aptly named Bebop & Rocksteady Destroy Everything miniseries. The two end of screwing around with a time scepter they stole from Savanti Romero and their shenanigans quickly start tearing apart the time stream, creating a Time Crash that threatens to destroy all of reality.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_ac03a2dd	comment	Little Shop of Horrors: Thanks to Audrey deciding to have Seymour feed her to the plant as her dying words, Seymour crosses the Despair Event Horizon and dies trying to kill Audrey II. As a result, the plant has vines and leaves cut from it to spread across the country, meaning Audrey II is now in prime position to Take Over the World.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_aca7b22d	comment	Barely averted in The Amazing World of Gumball episode "The Job", when reality begins to collapse once Richard gets a job as a pizza delivery man. Luckily, he's fired right before it happens, resetting things back to normal.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_aeac03f9	comment	Metroid Dread: After Raven Beak releases all the quarantined X in Elun onto ZDR, leading to them assimillating the entire planet, "ADAM" tells her that she'll need to destroy the planet to stop the X from spreading offworld. Per the series tradition, she does end up destroying ZDR, apparently by crashing the Final Boss's ship into the planet. What's amusing is that the game reveals this is the standard method for the Chozo, the species that raised her, to handle problems. Apparently blowing up planets to contain problems is quite literally in her blood.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_af552e7e	comment	Metroid Prime: Samus kills a monster in a spaceship's reactor, causing the thing to go critical and crash into Tallon IV. The world survives her mission to it, save for most of a Phazon mine and the Impact Crater.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_b0f977aa	comment	In Star Ocean: The Last Hope, Edge incidentally causes the utter annihilation of an alternate universe Earth after giving an object from the future to a clearly crazy female scientist, who then proceeds to use it in an experiment that goes badly. He doesn't take it well.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_b4fe32c9	comment	Invader Zim: Zim himself. Which is ironic, since when he's assigned to destroy the Earth he proves really bad at it. Had the series continued, one episode would have featured Squishy, Hugger of Worlds. Basically a lovable space buffoon who loved to hug planets until they exploded. The plot would have revolved around Zim and Dib's efforts to stop him. The Planet Jackers. The entire race of beings throws planets into their dying sun, using planets as firewood to extend the star's life. Apparently, the sheer stubbornness and general inefficacy of this plan has yet to occur to them.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_b576fa4d	comment	By the end of Friendship is Optimal, Celest-A.I. is in the process of converting the entire Universe into Computronium, purely out of a benevolent desire to satisfy humans' values through friendship and ponies... and because Hanna forgot to consider this when she wrote the limits on Celest-A.I.'s behaviour.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_b70c0e83	comment	Metroid: Zero Mission: In addition to the Metroid 1 example above, the Space Pirates' mothership blows up after Samus infiltrates it.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_b7402cbd	comment	The protagonist becomes this in the secret endings of both Kindergarten and its sequel. The games both have a Collection Sidequest where you innocently collect Monstermon cards. Once you've collected them all, you can bring them to Nugget. He'll perform some sort of ritual involving them, then take the protagonist to watch as the sky turns red and the rest of the cast systematically get killed via Bolt of Divine Retribution (or in the sequel, half of them getting dusted Infinity War style and the other half getting blasted), followed by a Sequel Hook.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_b8c91c72	comment	The Stickles from Zap! are a race of mad scientists from Sticklebat 7. The reason they are from Sticklebat 7 is because the first six were too flammable.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_bc758ea9	comment	Tiny Toon Adventures: "Dizzy Eat World!" When the kids are assigned to animate their own cartoons, Dizzy's is a ten-second sequence of him eating the Earth. The others are all rather dumbstruck. In "The Undersea World of Fifi", Elmyra's attempts to catch a sea monkey result in her pulling a plug out of the ocean floor, leaving a hole which sucks in the ocean, then the Earth, then the entire universe.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_bcb32dc6	comment	Mister Darke, an archvillain from Shadowrun, spent decades working to unleash The Horrors upon Earth. The fact that their ravenous hordes trampled him into paste when they finally broke loose may have alerted him that he was playing out this trope all along.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_be492827	comment	Metroid Prime 2: Echoes: Samus manages to destroy a Dark World duplicate of Aether, which exists in Another Dimension. Aether itself is unharmed.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_bf24c7bb	comment	In Chernobyl, Anatoly Dyatlov—despite being an experienced nuclear technician—is absurdly reckless in his attempts to run the overdue safety test with a crew that has no training on the procedure. When they question his instructions, he flings papers at them and leans on his experience to insist that he couldn't possibly be issuing unsafe commands. He successfully threatens and harrasses them into pushing the reactor to the very brink of disaster with no more care than if it was an ordinary piece of machinery (and not something with the capacity to cause functionally-eternal damage to its surroundings). After things go terribly wrong, he continues to insist that the blue glow is from the Cherenkhov effect (which only happens underwater) and that the maxed-out reading on the personal dosimeters (3.6 roentgen) is the true number before they even try to get out the "good dosimeter." However, it's pointed out in the last two episodes that Dyatlov probably wouldn't have been so reckless if the government hadn't hushed up the Failsafe Failure—he may have been one of the only men who would create the circumstance that would transform the emergency shutdown into a detonator, but he probably wouldn't have if he'd known it was ever a possibility.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_c0589b98	comment	In Call of Duty: Black Ops III, the Big Bad Corvus turns out to this. In contrast to previous villains, Corvus is not planning to start another war, destroy America, or start another war to destroy America. It instead turns out that he is chasing a location that doesn't exist. The finale notably has every robot and vehicle in Zurich going haywire after interfacing with the city's mainframe, and he nearly does this to the rest of the world before the player stops him. He also released Nova Six into the atmosphere of Singapore, killing 300,000 people, shortly after being born because he was in pain.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_c0a760c6	comment	Dark Empire: In Empire's End, R2-D2 of all beings manages to blow up The Emperor's Throne World Byss. What makes it this trope is R2 was planning to just to destroy the Galaxy Gun by ramming it with Palatine's flagship. Byss being destroyed as well because The Galaxy Gun was about to fire when he rammed it was an added bonus.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_c2bba38	comment	Red Bright from Colour Wheel. "You know how the city's name is 'New Chroma'? He's what happened to the old one."
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_c2d34f7f	comment	Played with in Sands of Destruction, where destruction of the world is the primary goal of the main character and friends and, in fact, the main character is a construct created to do specifically that.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_c35714d6	comment	Blackadder: In the finale of the first series, "The Black Seal", Percy accidentally poisons the entire castle except for him and Baldrick, allowing Henry Tudor to take control of the crown and re-write history so that Richard IV's reign never existed. In Blackadder: Back And Forth, Baldrick causes the extinction of the dinosaurs when he drops his underpants on the ground after killing a T. rex with the smell alone.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_c4282b71	comment	While not on the scale of planets, a lot of characters in My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic cause at least town-wide devastation through stupid, reckless, negligent, and accidental actions. Nightmare Moon's goal in the "Friendship is Magic" two-parter is to bring about The Night That Never Ends so the ponies will finally appreciate the work she puts into making it. According to Word of God, this would have brought about The End of the World as We Know It since no sun equals no plants, which equals no food. Nightmare Moon appears to either not have thought of that or simply not care. Snips and Snails bring a giant star bear that could have destroyed the town in "Boast Busters". A sleeping dragon almost blankets the landscape in smoke for a century because he couldn't find a better place to snooze in "Dragonshy". Twilight alters the Parasprites, which causes them to eat all the town's buildings, in "Swarm of the Century". Pinkie makes a musical number so bad that it turns a tense situation into a full-on war in "Over a Barrel". Twilight causes a giant brawl just so she can have a problem she can solve in "Lesson Zero"). In "The Cutie Re-Mark", Starlight Glimmer decides it would be a bright idea to rewrite history to screw over Twilight Sparkle by preventing her and her friends from meeting each other in the past. Of course, since Twilight and her friends have been instrumental in preventing The End of the World as We Know It numerous times, this results in destroying the world about fifteen times over, each in increasingly worse ways (the final time the world is a lifeless desert of ash) before the timeline is finally fixed. Unsurprisingly, her getting let off scot-free for this was a major reason she was such a Base-Breaking Character.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_c43df4d8	comment	Tom Baker's final episode of Doctor Who, "Logopolis", sees the Master "temporarily" halting the workings of the titular planet in order to find out what the inhabitants are up to. It turns out that they've been holding a deadly field of entropy from doing any damage, and the Master's screwing about with them accidentally unleashes it on the universe. By the time the Doctor manages to stop the entropy field about a quarter of the universe has been disintegrated, meaning that the Master's single biggest atrocity (if not the biggest by anyone, ever) ended up being caused entirely by accident.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_c5c08062	comment	Dark Star features a starship crew whose job is to traverse the Galaxy, using "Exponential Thermostellar Bombs" to destroy planets that might someday threaten human colonies. For twenty years. On the ragged edge of terminal boredom.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_c5d05a73	comment	The Lemon Demon song "The Saga of You, Confused Destroyer of Planets" is about an intergalactic traveler who repeatedly destroys planets by accident while drunk.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_c786d103	comment	A Colder War. In this Alternate History short story by Charles Stross, President Reagan makes his "we begin bombing in five minutes" joke in front of a microphone that's been switched on, at a time of high tension between the US and Soviet Union. While the world might have survived the subsequent nuclear exchange, it doesn't survive the Captured Super-Entity the Soviet Union lets loose.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_c7c531a4	comment	Dr. Muto starts off with the eponymous Mad Scientist character presenting what's supposed to be a machine that can provide unlimited clean energy to a planet, but that ends up obliterating the planet he lives on, save for a chunk of landmass. He then spends the game trying to repair the machine and rebuild the planet. However, it's later subverted, as it turns out that it was Burnital's sabotage of Muto's device that blew up the planet, not Muto himself.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_c9572811	comment	In Flintlocke's Guide to Azeroth, Flintlocke attempts to find a device called the Ultimate Goblin-Engineered Weapon. On one occasion, when asked what he intends to do with said device, he yells out "We're gonna save and/or destroy tha world!" This is a particularly interesting example because Flintlocke is not evil per se, although he has incredibly poor judgment when it comes to explosives.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_ccf23308	comment	The King of All Cosmos from Katamari Damacy, who took things a few steps further by destroying all the stars in the sky during a drunken bender.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_ce50887e	comment	Dragon Ball: What was it that enraged Majin Buu so much that he expelled all of his inner evil until it took a physical form, absorbed his good counterpart, wiped out all of humanity within a minute or two and eventually blew up the Earth for shits and giggles? Oh, right: a nihilistic Gun Nut shooting Mr. Satan after the latter had befriended Majin Buu. Because he had the audacity to beat up said Gun Nut in retaliation for shooting Majin Buu's dog. Because with the world seemingly about to end, he apparently had nothing better to do than to go shooting everyone he could find and then pick a fight with the greatest Eldritch Abomination the Earth had ever seen.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_d461f757	comment	Gaius Baltar, on the rebooted Battlestar Galactica, didn't actually mean to give the killer robots unlimited access to the Colonial defense mainframe — he just thought with the wrong head when confronted by a gorgeous blonde with a vaguely plausible story. The fact that he then went on to give another Cylon a nuclear warhead as a courtship gift... and then persuaded the surviving Colonials to settle on a planet that the Cylons promptly conquered... and then acted as a human Apple of Discord to destroy Cylon society as well... well, some guys just don't learn.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_d56cafaf	comment	Power Rangers RPM features The Woobie, Dr. K, trying to escape unjust imprisonment by the government in a secret think-tank. She tries to wipe their computer systems out with a virus she made, but they apprehend her before she can install the firewall. The virus proceeds to escape the area she meant to keep it to, and nukes the entire planet to desert and rubble. Power Rangers Beast Morphers continue with this with Nate Silva The gold ranger and Teen Genius of the team. When he was a kid He try to use previous morphers to create new way to use the morphing grid. And he tests the use of Morph-X and Snake DNA on a RPM Morpher...the red RPM morpher...it failed for him and liberated Venjix, the virus created by doctor K who nuked the earth of another planet, who became Evox. Nate didn't take it well
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_d7aab7c1	comment	In the Sailor Moon anime, Sailor Saturn is theoretically capable of destroying the world just by bringing down the tip of her weapon. Thing is: she's a heroic character. So in the anime, she only ever starts doing this as a threat against certain Big Bads, but someone always has to stop her. In the manga, she actually does destroy the world, just once, at the end of the Death Busters arc. Since this is Sailor Moon and the main character has "reviving people and/or planets" explicitly as a power, it recovers. The manga also notes that Saturn slumbered during the Silver Millenium until the Talismans carried by Neptune, Uranus, and Pluto awoke her after the Moon Kingdom's destruction, causing her to also destroy the remnants of the Kingdom and allow a new world to be reborn (along with herself and the other Outer Senshi)note Sailor Saturn's power is not destruction per se, but specifically destruction that paves the way for rebirth; her intervention on the already falling Moon Kingdom was necessary for it to be reborn in the future.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_d842d75c	comment	In Fantasy of Utter Ridiculousness, Coop gifts a Nintendo expy to Kaguya alongside several stacks of games. While this action was well-intentioned, Eirin notes that an overemphasis on technology would lead to magic's decline and Gensokyo's eventual cessation, so she had to make some sort of sacrifice to allow Kaguya to stave off her boredom.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_d9c602eb	comment	South Park: In "Super Hard PCness", Kyle Broflovski spearheads a millennial movement to try to get the Canadian show Terrence & Phillip off the air. When he learns that his actions inadvertently led to the President nuking Canada, he is genuinely horrified. Al Gore, out of his reckless pursuit to find and kill "ManBearPig", has filled a cave in with molten lead, nearly killing the boys inside, and nuked Imaginationland, temporarily killing everyone there.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_da9e859	comment	minus. has the power to alter reality in any way she pleases, frequently leading to mass destruction and catastrophe because she doesn't really comprehend the consequences of her actions. At one point, she unintentionally kills everything on Earth (except Larry) by bringing back to life everything that has ever died.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_dd246c83	comment	Almost happens to a General Bradley in the fourth-season finale of Madam Secretary. When the U.S. defense system updates their computers, Bradley, without any authorization, creates a simulation of a massive Russian missile strike on the U.S. But thanks to a snafu, that simulation is run and mistaken for the real thing, leading President Dalton to order a "counterattack". The only thing that prevents that is that the general who's meant to input the codes having had his security clearance suspended because of a divorce. That delays the launch long enough for Bradley to show up, realize what's happening, and abort it seconds before some silos are about to fire off. Needless to say, nearly causing WWIII due to a dumb test leads to Bradley being fired within the hour.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_de48ce05	comment	In the Happy Tree Friends episode "Breaking Wind", Splendid inadvertently destroys the world... by farting. Petunia lights a match, which ignites the huge gas cloud and sets literally the entire world on fire.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_e081af79	comment	In The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob!, semi-recurring antagonist Fructose Riboflavin threatens to destroy the Earth if they don't surrender and allow them to be the ruler of Earth, which is what he really wants. Bob, the main character, lampshades this and buys time. It can be seen here.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_e3349241	comment	Diabolik: Diabolik is this on a small scale: He may be a mass murderer, but he never meant to cause mass panic by just having his name mentioned, or to indirectly cause the plane crash that gave him that fame, or to cause a terrorist attack that, had it been successful, would have started a civil war, or to cause a zombie scare...
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_e4732abc	comment	On Stargate Atlantis, Rodney accidentally destroys most of a star system due to his overconfidence in handling some Lost Technology even the Precursors couldn't handle. Five-sixths of a star system, to be precise, according to his argument with Weir about it. And then there was that alternate universe...
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_e5da0fa0	comment	Gehn from the Myst series (Riven and the novels, to be precise) is one of the rare outright villainous examples. He's quite smart and no Omnicidal Maniac, but his tendency to destroy worlds makes sense in context because he thinks he can just make more of them. He's convinced that the D'ni were gods and believes himself to be the same; unfortunately, his myopic insistence on copying existing work in piecemeal fashion means that all of the Ages he writes have, in Atrus' words, "a fatal instability." He believes the Ages he writes are worlds he's created, to do with as he sees fit; as Atrus comes to understand, the Books are gateways to worlds that already exist, and through the complex interplay of word and world, Gehn is not only Linking to worlds, but also changing and destroying them.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_e5da461b	comment	The title character of NieR just wants to save his daughter/sister. Through a series of misunderstandings and mistakes, this has the ultimate result of dooming humanity to extinction.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_e6267766	comment	Star Wars Legends: In Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, The Databank reveals Juno Eclipse to be this. The short version, Darth Vader sent her on a mission to bomb an Outer Rim world called Callos despite noticing the natives posed no threat to anyone. The target, however, was the planetary reactor which wiped out almost all life on the planet. It is heavily implied she sees it as her biggest regret. Star Wars: The Old Republic: Lampshaded in when the Smuggler has this dialogue while being briefed for a mission on Hoth: Even better, the player can do exactly that during Flashpoint: Directive 7 as the Load-Bearing Final Boss has his systems directly connected to the moon's core and killing him destabilizes it. It is not entirely your fault, as pointed out in the debriefing, but your commanding officer is not pleased. A double example happens in the Rise of the Hutt Cartel expansion: The titular Hutt Cartel's mining operations on Makeb are leading to an Earth-Shattering Kaboom scenario. Both the Republic and the Empire engage in separate attempts to avert a potential disaster (with the former evacuating the native population and the latter attempting to stabilize Makeb's core). They both succeed, but the Empire's plan leads to natural disasters that render the planet uninhabitable. In other words, one group ends up nearly destroying a planet out of negligence and another renders it impossible to live on in their attempt to save it.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_e6c9df65	comment	In The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect, the godlike AI Prime Intellect "kills" all nonhuman life in the universe (or, from its point of view, stops simulating them), because the First Law does not require PI to protect them, and they pose a nominal threat. PI genuinely does not understand why this is wrong.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_e9ec19e1	comment	Spec Ops: The Line's protagonist Captain Walker just wants to help out, and even though his recon team is supposed to simply check for any survivors in the sand-choked ruins of Dubai and then call for reinforcements to properly evacuate the city, Walker insists on getting involved in a civil war involving Colonel Konrad's rogue soldiers and the civilians they tried and failed to evacuate six months earlier. Which leads to Walker killing other US soldiers in self-defense over a miscommunication. And making enemies out of the entire "Damned 33rd" Infantry Battalion. And getting involved with a CIA team with less-than-heroic intentions for the city. And using white phosphorus mortar rounds to destroy a refugee camp he thought was an enemy stronghold. And accidentally destroying Dubai's water supply, dooming thousands of people to a slow and painful death. And destroying a communications tower vital for any evacuation attempt. And potentially massacring another refugee camp after they lynch one of his men. And all but wiping out the entire Damned 33rd. At the end of all the carnage and madness, Walker finally realizes that he is the true villain of the story, which can potentially see him Driven to Suicide.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_ea7c1156	comment	In PokÃ©mon Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, Lusamine's desire to include Ultra Beasts among her menagerie frees Necrozma, the one who stole the light from the world.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_ef076a36	comment	On Star Trek: Voyager, a species called the Nacene visits the planet Ocampa — and accidentally destroys the biosphere. One of their kind stays behind to care for the Ocampans, becoming known as the "Caretaker".
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_ef7b3325	comment	Fantastic Four: Galactus, the eater of worlds, is often portrayed as not exactly evil per-se, but as something of a sentient force of nature (though the question of whether it is possible to be a sentient destructive force of nature without this conferring some degree of "evil" may be a form of Carnivore Confusion). Additionally, he was just an average Joe astronaut from the previous universe before the Big Crunch forced him into his new job, so he not only never had any choice in the matter — he's become desensitized to it over the eons, and acted the trope much more in the beginning. On the other hand, considering that the alternative to Galactus means having Abraxas around, it seems obvious that the universe will happily accept having to deal with Galactus if it means choosing between "systematic destroyer of worlds destroying one every couple of months (Galactus) or a monster that destroys everything in the same amount of time (Abraxas)". Galactus may end up eating everything, but he keeps it around several billion years more than it would otherwise. That, and Galactus will also start the next Big Bang when the current universe ends, thus giving birth to the new one. In the past, it's also been implied that, while his hunger drives him to destroy planets (and all life on them), the shattered remains left behind are freed up to form new planets and new life, staving off entropy — which means that he functions sort of like a cosmic recycler. This is one of the reasons why Reed Richards has come to the conclusion in the past that, ultimately, the universe needs Galactus. It's assumed that Galactus, being nearly omnipotent, can overcome the complications of that plan. Depending on how hungry he is and what type of world his diet is this writer week, he may even have the heralds direct him to planets either not inhabited or not inhabited by sapient life, so he definitely does all he can to minimize suffering when alternatives are available. If he has to eat an inhabited planet, at least he's nice enough to have his heralds give a planet advanced warning to evacuate before he comes over for dinner. True, it's usually a week or two before the end rather than the decades or centuries an evacuation of such scale would take, but it's the thought that counts.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_f04b4111	comment	Metroid: Samus Aran tends to leave the space stations or planets she visits in ruins or as clouds of debris. It's not always her fault — her enemies like to rig their bases to explode if she conquers them — but if Samus shows up in your neighborhood, things are either really bad or about to get worse. Metroid: Samus kills the Space Pirates' leader, triggering a self-destruct sequence that blows up their base on Zebes and sparks a feud that spans the entire rest of the series. Metroid II: Samus visits SR388, and instead of destroying it simply kills every Metroid living there, with a single exception, which she brings off-world for scientific study. Turns out that by wiping out all the Metroids, Samus removed the planetary ecosystem's top predator, allowing the X Parasites to surge in population and necessitating the events of Metroid Fusion. Super Metroid: Samus returns to Zebes, passing through the ruins of the first Space Pirate base she destroyed, and after taking out their new headquarters, the resulting self-destruct sequence finally blows up the entire planet. Metroid Prime: Samus kills a monster in a spaceship's reactor, causing the thing to go critical and crash into Tallon IV. The world survives her mission to it, save for most of a Phazon mine and the Impact Crater. Metroid Fusion: A spaceship, made by the same people as the one from Other M below, serving the same purpose as that one, self-destructs due to Samus (though she had some help from others), taking SR388, that place that conspicuously didn't blow up in Metroid II, with it. Metroid: Zero Mission: In addition to the Metroid 1 example above, the Space Pirates' mothership blows up after Samus infiltrates it. Metroid Prime 2: Echoes: Samus manages to destroy a Dark World duplicate of Aether, which exists in Another Dimension. Aether itself is unharmed. Amusingly, there's a log scan in Echoes about a Federation Marine claiming that Samus has blown up a planet of Space Pirates. Chronologically, this hasn't happened yet, but it would seem that Samus already has a reputation for destroying entire planets. Metroid Prime: Hunters: Samus detonates an ancient alien prisoner, inside a spaceship, inside a dimensional rift. Metroid Prime 3: Corruption: Samus converts a section of Elysia's floating city into a nuke and drops it on an obstacle. Later she destroys the planet Phaaze, thereby saving the galaxy. Metroid: Other M: The entire game takes place in a spaceship, which, you guessed it, self-destructs at the end. Samus isn't responsible, for a change. In cutscenes flashbacky and post-gameish, she's spotted on Earth. It's only a matter of time... Metroid Dread: After Raven Beak releases all the quarantined X in Elun onto ZDR, leading to them assimillating the entire planet, "ADAM" tells her that she'll need to destroy the planet to stop the X from spreading offworld. Per the series tradition, she does end up destroying ZDR, apparently by crashing the Final Boss's ship into the planet. What's amusing is that the game reveals this is the standard method for the Chozo, the species that raised her, to handle problems. Apparently blowing up planets to contain problems is quite literally in her blood.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_f0688fff	comment	In PokÃ©mon Ruby and Sapphire (as well as Emerald, and the remakes Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire), Archie of Team Aqua and Maxie of Team Magma each feel that freeing their desired Legendary — Groudon or Kyogre, respectively (and both in Emerald) — will renew the world for the benefit of both people and PokÃ©mon. In all cases, all it causes is mayhem and chaos.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_f12f9b66	comment	Wander over Yonder: Emperor Awesome likes throwing parties. Only problem is he always ends up destroying the planet in the process. "The Ball" features a peaceful race that had to abandon a series of planets because a giant puppy keeps chewing on them, destroying them in process. They eventually move onto the puppy itself. Lord Dominator presents herself as a straight Omnicidal Maniac, aiming to destroy the galaxy For the Evulz. She eventually shows herself too childish and short-sighted to consider the hereafter, even for herself. After seemingly destroying the whole galaxy, Dominator slips into a dull malaise because she has absolutely nothing to do anymore.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_f186f924	comment	Horizon Zero Dawn has Ted Faro. The world's first trillionaire at the head of Faro Automated Solutions was first known as the "man who saved the world" as his company was at the forefront of the Great Clawback, an effort to undo the critical ecological collapse that nearly occurred, through mass use of automation and AI. And then he saw a more lucrative market in automated military hardware. His cutting-edge Horus line involved killer robots (or "Peacekeepers") that were unhackable in any humanly feasible timeframe, had a self-repair/manufacture functionality, had an apparatus to hack and override any other enemy automaton, and a means to harvest biomass (any biomass) for fuel. Add in a software glitch that made them go rogue, and he effectively destroyed all life on Earth. AND THEN... when Dr. Elisabet Sobeck, a former disillusioned colleague of his who devised Project Zero Dawn to restart life after the end, sacrifices herself to fix a break that threatened the secrecy of the project from the Swarms, the verbal browbeating she regularly inflicted on him to keep him reined in is gone. After that, he becomes nihilistically unhinged (probably by the guilt of being this trope), remotely deletes Apollo, the component of the Project meant to teach the Second Humanity all the knowledge gathered by the First, and then remotely murders all the Alphas (the dream team of geniuses that were department heads) to ensure that they can't rebuild it.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_f274b3f0	comment	Without even realizing it, Rusty in PokÃ©mon Rusty causes a massive wildfire on Route 17, trains a Beedrill to be a cruel hate-filled boss of Team Rocket, and causes a demigod Bidoof to enslave humanity.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_f31d7d98	comment	Captain Hero from Drawn Together didn't exactly think things through (and really never does) when he single-handedly obliterated his home planet and all of its inhabitants. For attention As a temper tantrum.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_f7c1b2d3	comment	Only Fools and Horses: Uncle Albert's sunk every ship he ever sailed on.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_fa5e90fd	comment	In the custom City of Heroes mission "Save the World in Five Minutes", one Dr. Armageddon is about to contaminate the atmosphere with plutonium and destroy all intelligent life in order to become immortal. Metaphorically, of course.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_fd314ec1	comment	Oh boy, where do we begin with Kamen Rider Decade? He's called the "Destroyer of Worlds" and is believed to be a (metaphorical) demon bent on wiping out the multiverse. When our hero Tsukasa is given Decade's powers and tasked with destroying the Alternate Rider Worlds by the originals, he chooses instead to help those worlds' heroes with whatever crisis is going on when he arrives. It seems to work, until the final episode, where the originals tell him he's actually accelerating the destruction and try to kill him. This leads Tsukasa to Faceâ€“Heel Turn and destroy the Riders before committing Suicide by Cop. This turns out to be the right thing to do, since it gives the Rider Worlds "immortality" by ensuring that their stories will be told forever, and brings back all the worlds destroyed earlier. Gets even worse with Kamen Rider Zi-O. When he was granted Time Powers by Swartz, he showcased his power by subconsciously fusing all 20 Rider Worlds. Even after the final episode, his ability still persists, with Reiwa The First Generation hinting that Sougo's power fused both his world and Aruto's World.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_ff07c169	comment	According to the lore of Flight Rising, the Arcanist counts as one of these — he's the youngest of the game's dragon gods, created from a magical explosion that doomed humanity and born into an abandoned world. So he set up shop in an abandoned observatory and flew about the universe for a time seeing everything there was to see. And then, out of curiosity and a desire to find a friend, he started talking to the Shade, letting it know where the nearest world to leech power off of was. The repercussions of that are still ongoing.
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_ff8fe62e	comment	Sjin, in the Voltz series, decided to test out some of the explosives in the mod pack, eventually working up to red matter. The result was a Very Special Episode dubbed "The Bomb". Thirty minutes of death and destruction later:
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Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds / int_ff9ca30	comment	Metroid Prime 3: Corruption: Samus converts a section of Elysia's floating city into a nuke and drops it on an obstacle. Later she destroys the planet Phaaze, thereby saving the galaxy.
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