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{{quote|'''Horohoro''': Bring it, dude!

'''Yoh''': Consider it brought! }}

== Comic Books ==

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'''Batwoman:''' Bring it. ''(Kicks her ass)'' Yeah, that's what I thought. }}

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== Film ==

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== ~~Films~~ ==

* ''[[Norbit]]''.{{context}}

* ''[[Terminator 2]]'': Sarah Connor fires shot after shot, driving the T-1000 toward the [[No OSHA Compliance|vat of molten metal]], and one step away she [[Oh Crap|runs out of ammo]]. The T-1000's response? A [[Psychotic Smirk|smirk]] and a slow, utterly delicious [[Finger Wag]].

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* Leonidas in 300 responds to the Persian demand for the Spartans' weapons: "Come and take them!"

* [[The Evil Dead|"Yo, she-bitch.]] [''[[Dramatic Gun Cock]]''] [[Pre-Ass-Kicking One-Liner|Let's go."]]

== Literature ==

* ''[[~~Discworld/Unseen Academicals|~~Unseen Academicals]]'' by [[Terry Pratchett]]: Mr. Nutt is revealed to be {{spoiler|an orc}} at the end of a football match. He admits it to the crowd and, for all those who aren't willing to leave him in peace, his response is, "Come on if you think you're hard enough."

* ''[[Unseen Academicals]]'' by [[Terry Pratchett]]: Mr. Nutt is revealed to be {{spoiler|an orc}} at the end of a football match. He admits it to the crowd and, for all those who aren't willing to leave him in peace, his response is, "Come on if you think you're hard enough."

** An even more awesome instance of a similar phrase is seen in Pratchett's ''[[~~Discworld/Thud|~~Thud]]'', as a troll army approaches a lightly armed police line. The caller, who shouldn't even be IN the line, is a city accountant.

** An even more awesome instance of a similar phrase is seen in Pratchett's ''[[Thud]]'', as a troll army approaches a lightly armed police line. The caller, who shouldn't even be ''in'' the line, is a city accountant.

* [[The Dresden Files~~|Harry Dresden~~]], to an [[Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu?|insanely powerful]] [[Black Cloak]]ed [[Evil Sorcerer]]:

* Harry Dresden of ''[[The Dresden Files]]'', to an [[Did You Just Flip Off Cthulhu?|insanely powerful]] [[Black Cloak]]ed [[Evil Sorcerer]]:

** His hopeless yet magnificent challenge to an [[Eldritch Abomination]]:

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* [[Star Wars Expanded Universe]] example in ''Backlash.'' Faced with a 5-man squad of [[Badass Army|Mandalorians,]] a recently rehabilitated Raynar Thul steps up.

{{quote|''I am Jedi Thul. [[False Reassurance|I have not fought for real in many years.]] [[Blatant Lies|I should be a pushover.]] [[Crowning Moment of Awesome|Come get me.]]''}}

== Live-Action TV ==

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* ''[[Storage Wars: Texas]]'' has this as the [[Catch Phrase]] of Lesa Lewis as she bids. She's not afraid to go toe-to-toe with the others and they know it.

* The stance and gesture Bong-soon makes while saying "Come on" during the fight in episode 9 of ''[[Strong Girl Bong-soon]]'' (it can be seen at 2:20-2:25 in the video on [[Strong Girl Bong-soon/Awesome|the show's Page of Awesome]]), which is also a quote from/[[Shout-Out]] to the 2013 Korean action movie ''[[w:New World (2013 film)|New World]]''.

== Music ==

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''Tell your leader YOU'LL NEED MORE MEN!'' }}

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== Professional Wrestling ==

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== ~~Pro~~ Wrestling ==

* As indicated by the above DVD cover image, WWE's [[Dwayne Johnson|The Rock]] has this as one of his many [[Catch Phrase]]s, often accompanied by an equally-famous beckoning hand gesture.

* More recently a variant has been used by [[John Cena]]: "You want some? Come get some!"

== Video Games ==

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* The heroes in ''[[Artix Entertainment]]'' games love using this.

* ''Everyone'' in the ''[[Gears of War]]'' games will bark at least one version of "bring it!" across the battlefield sooner or later. Marcus, being the [[Badass]] leader of the most [[Badass Crew]] in a [[World of Badass]], appropriately has ''several'' of these.

== Web Comics ==

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'''Forgath''': No! Don't bring it on! Bring nothing on! }}

* ''Almost'' used in ''[[Irregular Webcomic]]'' in [http://www.irregularwebcomic.net/1966.html this strip] before [[David Morgan-Mar]] realised just how [[Totally Radical]] and out of place the line would be in a 1930's setting.

== Web Original ==

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* ''[[Unlikely Eden]]'' the first installment both ends with and is named by this trope.

* Images of people (and animals) who appear to be asking for a fight are often captioned [http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/come-at-me-bro "Come at me, bro!"]

== Web Video ==

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* In Monty Oum's ''[[Haloid]]'', Samus makes a ''[[The Matrix]]'' style "come get me gesture" to MC. When she meets her? No. When they meet, just go at it, trading weapons fire, punches that by all rights should be going ''through'' armor, throw each other through buildings, and occasionally throw a Pelican at each other. Not the bird, the dropship. Then Samus gets Zero-suited, pulls out her laser whip, ''and then'' brings the "come get some" vibe.

* Used at 1:47 [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oraONu7Jp_Y here]. One stick figure against the world!

== Western Animation ==

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* Back in 1997, during the Brit Awards, [[Oasis (band)|Liam Gallagher]] explains about to hit members of the [[Spice Girls]], to which Melanie Chisholm responded with...

{{Quote|''Come and have a go if you think you're hard enough''.}}

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