Down with
Happy
Happy adjective - Coming or happening by good luck especially unexpectedly.
Both terms in one sentence
- The problems with this: DnD 4E tends to breed trigger happy gamers, the hag goes down with ANY attack against her, and the adventure IMMEDIATELY ends when she dies.
Source: Guide Dang It / Other - Rabbit example comes from "The Valley Place What Contains Some Dinosaurs", which ends with a character being tossed into the air, coming back down with lethal results... and, except for the two Team Pets, everyone is happy and laughing about this.
Source: Web Animation / Walrusguy - When Ultimecia and Garland ambush and double-team him, he's happy, as he explains that he'll be able to make things easier for his friends if he brings one of them down with him — thankfully, Zidane arrives just in the nick of time to give him backup before he can pull off a real one.
Source: Heroic Sacrifice / Video Games
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