Bullet Catch: Difference between revisions

* Jotaro's Stand Star Platinum in ''[[JoJo's Bizarre Adventure]]'' is so fast it caught a bullet that Jotaro fired at his own head at ''point blank range''.

* ''[[Dragon Ball|Dragon Ball Z]]''.

** Or a lazer in the [[Bowdlerize]]d 4kids version of ''Kai'', which makes it somehow even more ludicrious.

** Earlier, in ''[[Dragon Ball]]'', the [[Old Master|Muten-Roshi]]'s island gets attacked by the [[Mooks|Red Ribbon Army]], who think the old man must be the scientist behind the Dragon Radar. A conclusion the reached [[Wrong Genre Savvy|purely because he's an old man]]. At one point in the ensuing fight, a soldier opens up at Kame-sen'nin's ''back'' with an automatic rifle. The old master spins around and grabs all the bullets without much apparent effort.

* In ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'', the [[Barehanded Blade Block|Blade Grasp]] ability lets you do this. Somehow.

** At least in this case, it's a bug. The developers, though, seem to have realized it was a [[Good Bad Bug]], and it was kept in the eventual rerelease while other bugs (like the infinite JP glitch) were fixed.

** And in a [[Cutscene Power to the Max|cutscene]], Dante catches a bullet ''in his teeth''. This isn't immediately obvious; first he's shown being jerked back by the impact, then he spits the bullet out.

* In ''[[No More Heroes]]'', Travis has no problem blocking any bullets flying at him—even ones fired ''from behind him''—so long as you hold that Z button for dear life.

 

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[[Category:Guns and Gunplay Tropes]]

[[Category:Hocus Tropus]]

[[Category:Bullet Index]]

[[Category:Tropes Examined by the Mythbusters]]