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Both sides have been locked in a power struggle for at least 2000 years, and all the expansionist fascist Marley tells Eldians is that it's Eldia's fault for being the descendents of expansionist tyrants and that they're all paying for their ancestors' sins, whatever those are. More of a straight example with the Marley vs.

While it's obvious why the humans are fighting the Titans (they don't want to be eaten), it's not clear what the Titans are, where they came from, or why they eat people - thus, their motives (if they're even intelligent enough to have any) are completely unknown, and so the struggle continues.

Armored Trooper VOTOMS uses this trope as there was a century old war between Gilgamesh and Balarant, provoked by the presence of the Overman who are effectively immortal beings with Chirico being the most notable one.

For the science fiction novel which is not the trope namer, see The Forever War. Due to the traditionally immortal nature of gods, this often overlaps with Divine Conflict. Could include I Will Fight Some More Forever. A more common conclusion of hostilities, especially when the wacky heroes become involved, is them trying (and often succeeding) to Reconcile the Bitter Foes. Questions like " And Then What?" might come up - they've become so used to war that they don't know what they will do now that there is no longer someone to fight. If by some miracle one side does manage to win it usually isn't portrayed as a good thing. Though the most common reason would be that the two factions had a reason to fight long ago and at this point the concept of peace is simply foreign to their culture. Maybe it all started with a Silly Reason for War that has since become tragically serious. Perhaps one group simply enjoys fighting so much that they don't want to stop, or maybe there are political or economic advantages to constant warfare. One side may exist simply to fight the other but despite their best efforts their foes remain indomitable. There are numerous reasons to have a Forever War, but in all cases the two sides cannot reconcile their differences for some reason.

Sometimes, both sides will have an infinite supply of troops via some Applied Phlebotinum. They've been fighting for so long that no one can remember anything except the war. The original reason has either been completely forgotten or reduced to a historical footnote.