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The big reveal in the basement is that the Walled City is not the last bastion of humanity every other human civilization is doing just fine and is (at least mostly) free of Titans.In Attack on Titan, the Walled City is pretty much all that's left of human civilization (at least as far as it's known) after the Titans ate everyone else.and both of them still want to kill each other. Both sides are enemies and both lost because of the mass Colony Drop that wiped out Earth and Spacenoids alike. Meanwhile, around the Moon, the Space Revolutionary Army is doing the same thing. They're surprisingly effective and achieve their goal quickly. After War Gundam X has the New Earth Federation start to make trouble about a third of the way through as they campaign to "unify" (read: conquer) the emerging new nations.To characterize a faction more or less accurately, look at its history, the level of legitimacy it can claim, what it stands for, and - above all - the methods it uses.
See also Your Terrorists Are Our Freedom Fighters and Villainous Legacy.
Bad guys are just exasperating for refusing to go away. Good guys who do this are Determinators and La Résistance and extra heroic for fighting in the face of near-impossible odds. This trope tends to involve a bit of Protagonist-Centered Morality. They may also be a Vestigial Empire, and the government they're trying to overthrow is likely The Federation (or The Good King in fantasy, where this trope's rarer but not unknown). The standard advice is that you need ten soldiers for every guerilla to defeat an insurgency, which means a lot of money and sustained effort, which means that an occupying army will sometimes just give up.įor a short-term 'bigger brother' counterpart to this, see Dragon Their Feet in fact, a Dragon who missed the last battle is likely to end up leading these guys. In particularly nasty cases, two strong-but-not-overpowering factions can alternate between being really weak central governments and really strong Remnants, sometimes for a generation or more (and restoring peace to a population accustomed to war and violence is going to be tricky, too).Ī Remnant using guerilla warfare can be much more dangerous than they were as an established government guerillas are constantly on the move, and have the luxury of always getting to choose which target they'll attack next.
This happens pretty often in real life, especially for defeated factions where surrender's not an option - or ones that aren't prepared to admit defeat just yet. The losing side then becomes The Remnant by default after the fact. In a number of cases, this happens because nobody on either side has yet been informed that the war is over. Unlike a General Ripper, The Remnant no longer hold an official position in the armed forces, often because their government has ceased to exist or has been replaced. They may be using irregular military tactics, but they will probably still be dressed in their old uniforms (or the remnants thereof). Basically a (usually villainous) version of La Résistance that formed from the remains of The Empire or some other faction. The Remnant can be best described as a more militaristic version of Last of His Kind, being members of a faction who are continuing to fight a war that their side has already lost.
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