An index page listing Victory and Defeat content. Tropes about the results of competitions, battles, and contests, plus how they are caused and how they are ...

Often the implication of a Lonely at the Top situation, where someone gets everything he wanted, but lost everything and everyone that helped him get there. A ...

A Meaningless Villain Victory occurs when there's a last second caveat that renders the whole point of the villain's win moot: The big pile of gold ...

Often seen in a Mook Horror Show situation. Expect either a Stone Wall or Weak, but Skilled character to use this tactic. When you're playing a video game and ...

It is a given that in battles between the forces of good and evil, the heroes will win most of the time and the villains will be defeated in the end.

Excellent-graded battle. Winning a battle without getting hit is denoted by the word "Excellent" flashing in background, and the character who dealt the final ...

What a character says while standing victoriously over their opponent's battered body very often give players insight into the character's personality. It can ...

It is human nature to celebrate when a victory is achieved. Advertisement: At the end of a battle, the victorious character or characters will almost always ...

A Dark Horse Victory involves a third competitor winning in a competition with two major rivals. In many cases: It involves a show's two perennial rivals.

Victory Fakeout ... Epilogue Narration: You defeated your arch rival the sinister Warlock. Peaceful days will now return to Vampires and Monsters. ... Warlock: Ha!