The same goes for the Scepter of Night and its user, Shuriki. In Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair, all of the characters will initiate a Rebuttal Showdown minigame with a cut-in of themselves along with them saying something relevant to them. One of The Undertaker's signature moves as the Deadman is walking on the ropes while holding one of his opponent's arms and leaping off the ropes and hitting him. Gideon was at the place where people cross the Jordan River. In The Lord of the Rings, there are the Words of Command, which are extremely draining. She had always looked at her powers from a purely pragmatic angle. The King Nobody Wanted: When a Volantene aristocrat tries to re-enslave several guests of the merchants guild, their leaders take turns assaulting him. Calling Your Attacks. As stated in-story, at low levels (specifically below level 5) all skills have to be activated by vocalizing their names, but afterwards they can be used without having to call out the attack and risk being countered as a result. In their last encounter she turns into hydrogen to become a bomb, but he finds a bottle of oxygen in his lab and sprays her back turning her into a puddle of water. When jump-kicking Semi-Perfect Cell.
Discussed in Justice. One of Gundham's, however, stands out: "INFINITY UNLIMITED FLAME!! To express or react to fear - synonyms and related words | Macmillan Dictionary. All this time the trumpets were sounding. One player in The Gamers calls a shot to the groin, but as he calls it to the DM, this is an out-of-universe example. Happens frequently in My Brave Pony: Starfleet Magic: - In Naruto: The Abridged Series, they parody this by having all the characters call their attacks with such entertaining names such as "Old Man Monologue Attack" and "Pudding Dragon".
Mainly literary to react in a way that shows you are very frightened, for example by turning pale. Failure to pot the ball, or potting in the wrong pocket, or potting the wrong ball entirely, ends the player's turn. When Hawkgirl mentions the Straw Hat Pirates do this in battle, the rest of the League finds it odd and slightly amusing, but Queen Hippolyta rationalizes that they're so confident in their strength that they can afford to do such things. Mercure is said to lack sincerity in his calling his attack which causes some drama. Their joy and friendship serve as a counterpoint to Wing Biddlebaum's loneliness. Other characters in the series play this straight, mostly the ninjas and martial artists, and even a few monsters, like Boros. It's "Rider Twin Maximum"! In The Incredible Hulk he faces off against a team that includes a woman made out of gas who can change which gas she becomes. Then the people returned to camp and spent the night there. The Pact guys don't exactly like it (the name, not the punch) either. People with no hands. Do this before the Midianites get there. In the Jackie Chan Adventures cartoon series, the villain Hak Foo flamboyantly parodies this trope by inventing names for every action he takes, combat or otherwise; in hindsight, the names really are just flowery similes describing the action in question.
Since this happens in the heat of battle, there will be shouts. If you sink the 8 but into the wrong pocket, you lose. As both Sokka and Aang are trying to avoid hitting Katara, it is not unsurprising that they both do this. What does no hands mean. One of his most recurring lines is "Angry Crow Takes Flight! " Whateley Universe: - In two different stories, when the ninja group attack, their leader constantly calls out his signature Ki attacks. In another early 2000 AD title, Flesh, the characters would sometimes narrate their own fight scenes. Full Throttle: (Shift Car/Signal Bike)! Because a major part of chakra is mental energy, calling attacks helps with focus and control. Happy famiry head bonk!
You men surround the enemy camp. However, Saber Alter figured out that they work if you whisper them, allowing her to pull off surprise attacks. Penny Arcade: - Cardboard Tube Samurai does this at least once, at the end of "Cardboard And Steel". "DRAMATIC HOKAGE FIGHT JUTSU!!! " 43d Coin with a polar bear on its reverse informally. Otherwise you will make the camp of Israel liable to destruction and bring trouble on it. You can easily improve your search by specifying the number of letters in the answer. Alan Grant seems to like this trope. Words shouted before no hands say. Mocked in Exterminatus Now — " BEAM SWORD HURL ATTACK! Before going for that finisher, Chris Hero shouts "Death Blow! Older pilots continue to do this out of habit. Take control of the river as far as Beth Barah and the Jordan River. He lampshades her tendency to announce her attacks while handing his friend a mop.
When Gideon's 300 men blew their trumpets, the LORD caused the men of Midian to kill each other with their swords. Any time he so much as jumps. Also, due to the spell-casting mechanics, magic users apparently have to call all their attacks. Die Ärzte use this occasionally, e. g. on "Radio Brennt": "Stoooop! " Lampshaded in Episode 20 when Krillin fights Recoome. If your voice trembles, you cannot talk in a steady calm way, especially because you are nervous, afraid, or excited. Justified in Kung Fu Panda 2 as while Po does this because he's Genre Savvy, he also does it to co-ordinate with the rest of the Furious Five for a double team attack. "and parodies it with a line of his own after getting his butt kicked: "Baboon Leaves Tuckus Exposed". Complete with Speed Stripes) in his beardy duel with Rival, only to make his half beard float around the latter. Sam yelled, prodding a Combine in the eye with the blunt end of a pencil.
Red vs. Blue: Tucker does this after he gets his sword, saying either "swish" or "stab" for either sort of attack. Just before the guitar solo in the middle of The Darkness's most well-known song, "I Believe In A Thing Called Love", lead singer Justin Hawkins calls out, "Guitar! " In Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, Flint becomes overly excited during his first snowball fight and begins pegging anyone in sight with snowballs while screaming "SNOWBALL! " It reaches the height of unintentional hilarity when one of the 3 Ninjas (it's that kind of fic) attacks with a "SHIN KICK. "Fire at will" essentially tells people to choose their own targets and fire as quickly as they can, though this should only be done when the risk of friendly or civilian casualties is minimal. But in another, easy, fight, that second person may yell attack names. Parodied once in Gekisou Sentai Carranger; the Monster of the Week, SS Paman, tried to use his ultimate attack (which included shout outs to past Sentai robo finishers). Elaine uses Dog Egyptian, and other wizards use Dog Sumerian. The Rock's People's Elbow... Nuff Said! These moves are shown in bold-type print to indicate when it's supposed to be a signature move. The priests of Kor, the god of war and slaughter in The Dark Eye, have the power to harness all the damage their first eight strikes would do and use it all on the final ninth strike.
When potting a 'colour' (i. e. non-red) ball, you have to 'nominate' the target ball you intend to hit with the cueball. The music video gives an even better fit to this trope as they use their guitars to shoot lightning bolts at a tentacled monster attacking their spaceship. Crane says "Wings of Surveillance! " In Episode 36 Vegeta calls his "Big Bang Attack", which is mocked by Tien and Piccolo in the next episode. ERV: Holy Bible: Easy-to-Read Version. Judge Dredd often calls out the names of his trick bullets whenever he fires his Lawgiver. Continues on towards the Reiwa era: - Kamen Rider Zero-One: "(Progrise Key) Impact/Blast (Fever)/Dystopia/Utopia/Destruction/Spark/The End!
In the Chinese game Da Lao Er/Cho Dai Di, more commonly known as "Big Two" in the West, players typically announce the combination they play from their hands. Nico is so skilled at games that she kicks ass by avoiding attacks and using clever methods to dispatch the enemy. However, there were a few situations where they'd name the attack too — which made the use of more tricked-out weapons painful to watch. This is specifically an ass-covering technique, presumably so that if he gets sued, he'll be able to at least try to claim self-defense. Fellowship has this most of the time. ", and asks for a do-over.
He also calls his shots when he breaks into interpretive dance while fighting Taskmaster. On Star Trek: Enterprise, Malik the Augment announces his intent to attack Captain Archer just before doing so, just to prove that ordinary humans are no match for him. Played straight during fight sequences in Circumstances of the Revenant Braves, but also parodied by Sol, who calls out various attack names, both as Shout Outs and just at random during other parts of the story. A quick "AYUUU BEEEEEM" or "SUPAHHH CHOP" generally leaves the offending character as a heap on the floor or a speck vanishing into the sky. In the episode "To Change a Changeling", Trixie keeps yelling "teleportation spell, go! Muh Phoenix: Wolverine and Captain America did it during their fight. To breathe very fast in a way that is not normal, for example because you are frightened or nervous. In an all-out fight where two people are giving everything they have, one may call out attacks while the second does not. Hibria's "Tiger Punch" has a chorus like this: "Tiii-geeer punch and lightspeed attack! Wing Biddlebaum is not only frustrated but lonely, as are most of the citizens of Winesburg.
Unfortunately, he ends up in the Danger Room. "Hands" was very likely the story referred to by this shocked lady, for the subject of homosexuality was one that most readers in the twenties thought unmentionable. It wasn't until the advent of Fighting Games, particularly Street Fighter II, that shouting out every little spinkick and ki ball became standard practice. In a fight, you're always telling an observant opponent what you're about to do through body language. In this helplessness lies the power of the story; "Hands" haunts us because we recognize in Wing Biddlebaum our own helplessness and we see how thoughtlessly society can persecute what it does not understand.