Die
Fall off
Fall off verb - To turn away from a straight line or course.
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Both terms in one sentence
- To top it off, you can fall off and die instantly while he can't.
Source: SNK Boss / Other Games -
The game also had another example of a pixel hunt; at another point there is a moss-covered slope that is extremely slick (and yes the game does use the associated pun), and if you attempt to climb it you fall off and die.
Source: Pixel Hunt - And their arms fall off when they're really near death, finishing off with the fact that the heads fall off when they finally die.
Source: Didn't Need Those Anyway
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