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A number of heroes and villains in video games, anime and science fiction either start off with or receive an artificial limb over the course of the story, usually to offset the [[Scars Are Forever|poignant loss of an appendage]]. This can either be due to [[An Arm and a Leg|an injury]], or in rare cases [[Life or Limb Decision|intentional mutilation]]. Said prosthetics [[Hollywood Cyborg|will almost always function perfectly]], as if the character had [[Reset Button|never lost the limb to begin with]], save for malfunctions that relate to the story. |
A number of heroes and villains in video games, anime and science fiction either start off with or receive an artificial limb over the course of the story, usually to offset the [[Scars Are Forever|poignant loss of an appendage]]. This can either be due to [[An Arm and a Leg|an injury]], or in rare cases [[Life or Limb Decision|intentional mutilation]]. Said prosthetics [[Hollywood Cyborg|will almost always function perfectly]], as if the character had [[Reset Button|never lost the limb to begin with]], save for malfunctions that relate to the story. |
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== Anime and Manga == |
== Anime and Manga == |
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* In ''[[Basquash]]!'', Iceman Hotty has some made by Thousant after getting his left arm and leg cut off by Price. |
* In ''[[Basquash]]!'', Iceman Hotty has some made by Thousant after getting his left arm and leg cut off by Price. |
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