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First, he instigates Ken into becoming the Digimon Emperor in order to plant Dark Towers to weaken the borders between worlds. Yukio Oikawa, the apparent Big Bad of Digimon Adventure 02, does this as well in regards to his goal of accessing the Digital World.He's beaten at his own game after turning to the dark and on the cusp of victory, when his apprentice maneuvers him into her own pre-planned trap. Desert Punk the main character's modus operandi is trickery and traps, as seen in the hostage rescue episode - he forms a complex number of backup plans, flips between them on the fly and always ends up with his opponent caught in one of his traps even if not in the way originally planned.The supplementary "How to Read" volume includes a list describing every trick used by anyone and rating them by level.The entire series, especially all the events after L's death, can be summed up as Xanatos Speed Chess on crack. Near and Mello are also masters of this trope because they were raised in the same way and for the same purpose as L.A major unexpected twist once left L at a loss for weeks, although this was simply due to not knowing all the details of Kira's power. L was also good at Speed Chess, but not as good as Light.

Before long Light could flawlessly predict even her actions. Misa forced more Speed Chess on him than anyone else sometimes by being smarter than he expected but usually by being impulsive.

Light Yagami, when things first started to get out of hand, but it didn't last.

Lampshaded with the fact that he can play real chess very well. He turned the tables when pitted against the Britannian military and their Chinese allies right after losing his best fighter and a large part of his army.

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Lelouch Lamperouge from Code Geass does this out of necessity, because the writers love screwing all of his plans by unexpected events that no sane person would ever consider.

But even Crowley cannot keep up with everything: Shiage Hamazura defeating Mugino caused a domino reaction that completely threw his plans all out of whack, and he's now desperately attempting to get everything back under his control.

In A Certain Magical Index, Aleister Crowley constantly uses this so that whenever something unexpected happens, he weaves it in to complete his plans even faster.

And, of course, the absolute winner of this trope is Kaitou Kid (originally from Magic Kaito) - who is constantly changing his heist plans (which are, more often than not, successful).

The other high-school detectives do this regularly.

It's not just Conan who pulls this off.

The show has a fair amount of it, especially whenever Conan's directly up against the Black Ops and needs to not get killed.

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From Aizen losing the element of surprise and thus having to prepare for war in one month instead of four, to Urahara anticipating exactly that and setting up a series of secret kidou traps to ensure Aizen is depowered by Ichigo in the end.most of the characters freely admit they can't keep up and eventually even Aizen is forced to admit he can't keep up with Urahara's intelligence. From Aizen framing Urahara for catching him red-handed, to Urahara using his exile to set up an elaborate protection of the Hougyoku.

As they're both chessmasters, their entire battle has consisted of elaborately designed plans and constant revision of those plans as first one then the other gains the upper hand. Bleach: Aizen and Urahara have been opposing each other for a century.

It is difficult to know how much of Akagi's playing is this and how much he actually plans out.