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- "Grave" is the season finale of the sixth season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and is the one hundred twenty-second episode altogether. It was written by David Fury and directed by James A. Contner. It originally broadcast on May 21, 2002. Dark Willow defeats Giles and decides to end her suffering and the world's by bringing on an apocalypse.
- "Grave" is the second episode of Season 4 of The Shield. It was originally broadcast on March 22, 2005.
- Grave es un mapa medio de Chaser, en S4 League.
- Grave (Dt.: Grab) ist ein Zauber des Elements Erde.
- Very small "hard core" (as in music genre) decor which has 2 turn tables and often don't play hard core unless requested. Very relaxed staff and often have a little dog on the bar which is the mascot. The bar tender master has been respected as one of the best darts players in Ibaraki, rumor has it. Not really place to take a date for a fancy evening, but none the less take her there anyways. -Martin
- Brother Grave was a Forkrul Assail Pure, one of the "Lawful Inquisitors".
- Along with the rest of the Ghost Chess, Grave died when Kapel Meister absorbed her into his body. While General and Pause struggled for air, Grave and her sisters happily accepted their fate, considering it a blessing to die for their leader. Her phrase when forming Rotkäppchen is "steal thy love".
- Grave is a Swedish death metal band that formed in 1986 by vocalist and guitarist Ola Lindgren, who is their only constant member. The band had particular success in the early 1990s, and their first four albums, Into the Grave, You'll Never See..., Soulless and Hating Life, cemented their reputation as one of Sweden's foremost death metal bands. Grave went on hiatus in 1997, but got back together two years later. Since then, they have released six more studio albums, making a total of ten studio albums.
- Grave is a medium sized Chaser Mode map in S4 League. The Chaser spawns in a room with 2 stairs and a fountain in the middle, the players stars at the chruch, it has a lot of chairs and simbols in the walls. There is a Secret room, you can press Ctrl to hide
- Grave is a track in BIO HAZARD SYMPHONY Op. 91: CRIME AND PUNISHMENT.
- Grave is one of twenty-three competitors in the King's Champion Tournament, sponsored by Minister Mullison. An assassin by trade, he is viciously sadistic and tortures his victims before killing them.
- Grave is Xaxon's Ectonurite (a species from the planet Anur Phaetos) form, just as Ghostfreak is Ben's Ectonurite form. He appears as a ghostly apparition with grey skin. He has one purple eye with a black pupil. Rather than legs, he has a grey tail. His arms are long and spindly. While most Ectonurites have small grey hands in covered form, Grave usually has his true form's hands: large purplish-grey hands with yellow spikes jutting from the top and long, large, dark-blue claws in place of fingers. He has large yellow spikes sticking out of his shoulders with some of his true skin exposed. His head is a strange grey dome. He has black lines running all across his body except his hands and shoulders. His Protomnitrix Symbol is on his chest, imbedded in his eyetrack.
- Graves are a special dungeon feature available only in two locations — the Dwarven Graveyard and the Caverns of Chaos graveyard. Each grave (except the grave of Griff Bloodaxe) features an inscription out of the predefined list as well as contains (supposedly) the remains of a buried person and a number of items.
- In most games, this spell causes several rock spikes to rise from the ground, causing damage to the enemy. In Tales of Symphonia, this spell can be chosen over its sister spell, Stalagmite, for Genis Sage, though it is automatically acquired by Kratos Aurion and Zelos Wilder, regardless of what their type is. It should be noted that in Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World, Zelos has the spell Stalagmite instead. In Tales of Legendia, this spell only causes a single spike to appear, making it one of the novice-tier spells instead of its usual, intermediate-tier spell status.
- A Grave is a placeholder object meant to show a dead unit. When a battle takes place in an overworld room (like Axel's Home or Holt Village) and a NPC is killed in that battle (for example the fight with Friday MKII) they are removed from the "room" and replaced by a grave with their name on it. Characters that are important to the storyline are not present during the battle so they can't be killed. Shopkeepers, including the Item Worlder or Dark Assembly NPC, can be killed, resulting in their facilities becoming unusable.
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