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[[File:army-of-darkness-1992_poster1992 poster.jpg|link=Army of Darkness|framethumb|350px| [[Evil Dead|Groovy]].<ref>Note that this man is not carrying a chainsaw in his right hand; the chainsaw ''is his right hand''.</ref>]]

{{quote|''"Aaah! Chainsaw! The great communicator!"'' |'''[[Testosterone Poisoning|The Doom Guy]]''', |''[[Doom (Comic Book)|Doom Comic]]''}}

A favorite tool of [[Slasher MoviesMovie|horror villains]] and [[Zombie Apocalypse|zombie hunters]] alike, where they're typically swung like swords. While cool, there are good reasons the chainsaw is [[Awesome but Impractical|not exactly the first choice among melee weapons in the real world]]; chainsaws are heavy and hard to swing with any degree of finesse, have poor reach compared to their weight, require fuel or an external power source, make a lot of noise, and will [[Hoist by His Own Petard|tear through the person wielding them just as cheerfully as the intended victim.]]

Chainsaws are also prone to a phenomenon called "kickback" where one tooth of the blade contacts something without cutting it and the resulting shock throws the blade backwards violently, often right at the unfortunate operator's head; obviously, this is all the more likely to happen when they're being used as a weapon.<ref>In [[Real Life]] a chainsaw needs to be firmly and slowly "applied" to the cutting surface to avoid kickback and get any useful cutting from it.</ref> The chain also runs the danger of snapping and whipping the user in the process. Fictional chainsaws also have the ability to start instantly, with one pull of the starter handle, unlike in [[Real Life]] where they require several pulls and most models will need to warm up for at least 30 seconds or they'll immediately die when you try to cut something. Most [[Real Life]] chainsaws also dull in seconds if they touch anything harder than wood.<ref>Chainsaws with diamond teeth are used for concrete and some use water for cooling and safety purposes, but it's unusual for a non-professional to have one of these</ref>. Finally, running out of fuel or suffering a broken chain or clutch will leave the erstwhile chainsaw maniac holding a big, unwieldy and rather useless club.

A common way of [[Playing with a Trope|playing with this trope]] is to make a chainsaw part of a [[Swiss Army Weapon]].

* Buccaneer in [[Fullmetal Alchemist (manga)|Fullmetal Alchemist]] has a Chainsaw Arm style of Automail, though his is actually more realistic than most examples here in function. It consists of a chainsaw that is part of a larger pincer, and allow him to dismantle other Automail limbs. Furthermore, the chainsaw motor is used to keep the Automail warm and prevent frostbite, which is important given that he works in the far north. Also is likely to be handy what with the whole {{spoiler|zombie army that shows up in the finale}}.

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* The ''Urbanus'' in ''[[Last Exile]]'' is a [[Military Mashup Machine|Flying Battleship]] with massive chainsaw ''wings''.

* The ''[[School Days]]'' OVA ''Magical Heart Kokoro-chan'' gives us the [[media:Magical_Heart_Magical Heart -_hello_chainsaw_kitty hello chainsaw kitty.jpg|Hello Kitty Chainsaw Massacre]]. ''Yeah'', should've seen ''that one'' coming...

* At one point in the ''[[ToA AruCertain Kagaku noScientific Railgun]]'' spinoff manga, Mikoto uses her [[Shock and Awe|electrical powers]] to materialize a ''[[Whip Sword|Whip Chainsaw]]'' out of nearby iron dust. ''[[Rule of Cool|Yeah]]''.

* One of the mecha pilots in ''[[Full Metal Panic!]]'' uses a chainsaw ''sword'' to cut a hasty hole in an airliner {{spoiler|to extract a bomb}}. What,you thought [[Warhammer 4000040,000|W40k]] had a monopoly?

* '''[[The Tick' (comic)|The Tick]]'' has the Chainsaw Vigilante, a highly skilled wielder who seeks to humiliate vigilante superheroes back into private life by cutting their clothes off. With a chainsaw.

* Subverted in ''[[Swamp Thing|Saga of the [[Swamp Thing]]'', when Woodrue attempts to unleash the Green against humanity and wipe out all animal life. The defiant wielder of "Evangeline" is immediately knocked out from behind by a fast-growing root, and the psychotic plant elemental attempts to turn the weapon on Abigail, yet he too is stopped by Swamp Thing.

* ''[[Planetary]]'' has '''chainsaw bullets'''.

* In ''[[Wonton Soup]]'' the main character is a skilled wandering chief in a demented space opera universe, when he has to defend himself against a bunch of alien monsters he uses his large [[What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome?|chainsaw spatula.]]

* The [[Chick Tract]] ''"Boo!"'', in which [[Satan|the devil himself]] goes on a chainsaw rampage... [[Narm/Jack Chick Tracts/Narm|wearing a jack-o-lantern with a goofy grin on his face.]]

== [[Fan FicWorks]] ==

* In the movie and manga ''[[Negative Happy Chainsaw Edge]]'', the personification of evil uses a chainsaw.

** Taken to a whole new level in the sequel, which features Dennis Hopper [[Dual-Wielding]] chainsaws in a climactic duel against Leatherface. And Leatherface's ''drive-by chainsawing'' in the same film. Not to mention [[Final Girl]] (and possibly sole survivor) using one to take Chop Top down in the final scene, doing a victory dance with chainsaw in hand as the end credits start.

* In ''[[Bad Taste]]'', the [[Ax Crazy]] character Derek (played by director [[Peter Jackson]]) gets hold of a chainsaw. Cue much gore and a [[Crowning Moment of Awesome]] or two. Cast members Craig Smith and Pete O'Herne admit in a [https://web.archive.org/web/20090818162002/http://tbhl.theonering.net/films/bad_taste_hernesmithchat.html web interwiew] that it was an homage to ''[[Evil Dead]]'' and ''[[The Texas Chainsaw Massacre]]''

* ''[[Dawn of the Dead (2004 film)|Dawn of the Dead]]'' - painfully subverted during a high speed zombie car chase. One of the characters accidently looses his grasp of the chainsaw, which cuts into another survivor. This causes their getaway truck to topple over.

* ''Dark of the Sun'', based on the Wilbur Smith novel, featured two men in a chainsaw duel.

* When the Freeling family is escaping their house in ''[[Poltergeist (film series)||Poltergeist]] II'', a possessed flying chainsaw tries to stop them.

* The heroine of [[Eric Flint]] and [[Dave Freer]]'s ''[[Rats, Bats, and Vats|Rats Bats and Vats]]'' books, Virginia Shaw, adopts a chainsaw as her personal weapon.

* Secret police and Cacticae security in ''[[Perdido Street Station]]'' carry Rivebows, a large crossbow which shoots spinning chakris (circular saw blades). In universe, the main way to defeat Cacticae (humanoid cacti) is through severing limbs.

* On ''[[Home Improvement (TV series)|Home Improvement]]'', Tim and Al take part in a turkey carving competition on ''Tool Time'', and when Tim starts lagging behind he brings out a chainsaw to finish the job.

''{{'}}Cause Malcolm solves his problems with a chainsaw, Malcolm solves his problems with a chainsaw,''

* [[W.A.S.P.|WASP]] have a song called "Chainsaw Charlie", which starts off with few chainsaws revving up.

* All of the above are beaten by 'The Lumberjack Song' by US rockers [[Jackyl]]. Lead singer Jesse James Dupre actually plays a ''chainsaw as an instrument'' during the song, including a '''''chainsaw solo'''''. When played live he would chop things up on stage during this number.

* [[KeshaKe$ha|Ke$ha's]] [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HMwPcK0uIM&feature=channel second 'Take it Off' video] has one that shoots lasers.

* ''The [[Reduced Shakespeare Company]]|The Reduced Shakespeare Company Radio Show]]'' has Hamlet cut the king's head off with a chainsaw, and in ''Richard III'', Richard killing the infant Princes with "a gas-powered chainsaw with a revolving 18eighteen-inch auger blade and a 6six-cylinder bicarbonated engine" (a scene which is claimed to be [[Little-Known Facts|"one of several instances in which Shakespeare gets history right"]]).

* ''[[Warhammer 4000040,000]]'' has the distinct honor of arming several troops in the Imperium, Chaos, Orks and Eldar forces with Chainswords. That's right, Chainsaw ''swords''. In fact, the ''priests'' of the [[Church Militant]] are often given [[BFSBlade of Fearsome Size|extra-large]] chainsaws to carry into combat. In addition, there are the chain-''axes'' wielded by Khorne Berserkers(and sometimes Orks, too). There's not much more terrifying than a squad of 9nine-foot-tall [[Ax Crazy|insane]] [[Super Soldier|Super Soldiers]]s in [[Powered Armor]] swinging screaming axes and thinking only of separating your head from your shoulders. The Space Wolves (being something of a good guy counterpart to Khorne) also have Chain Axes, which are even more powerful then the vanilla brand due to the blades being made from kraken teeth. How this works, who knows, but it's awesome.

*** One ''White Dwarf'' shows off a customized Ork with a [[Power Fist|Power Klaw]] that consists of a single metal blade as the top "finger" and has ''two'' semi-circular saws as the bottom "fingers".

** There's a chainsaw '''scythe''' in ''[[Necromunda]]'', wielded by the Spyrer Matriarch. Only Warhammer 40000 could take [[Sinister Scythe]] up to 11.

* In ''[[Unknown Armies]]'', melee weapons deal +3 damage per quality they have-sharp, heavy, and/or two-handed. Among the examples mentioned, chainsaws give a + 9 damage bonus in melee, the highest in the game. [[Katanas Are Just Better|As do katanas]].

* Even ''[[Dungeons and& Dragons]]'' has gotten in on this trope.

** There''[[Dragon is(magazine)|Dragon aMagazine]]'' #132 ([[April Fools' Day|April]] 1988) introduced Chainsword (a unique magic sword that's a cross between a sword and a chainsaw, described in ''[[Dragon_(magazine)|Dragon]]'' Magazine #132) in AD&D.

** With the second ''Adventurer's Vault'' sourcebook, anyone who wields a Heavy Blade, Axe or Polearm can find a Fleshgrinder version, a demon-developed magical weapon that the text and sidebar make clear is a chainsaw-bladed version of the [[BFSBlade of Fearsome Size|greatsword]], [[An Axe to Grind|battleaxe]], [[Sinister Scythe|scythe]], [[Blade on a Stick|glaive]] or whatever's appropriate.

* ''[[D20 Modern]]'' has the [[Off with His Head|Decapitator]], which is essentially a Vorpal Chainsaw, and the Chain Saw of the Psycho, which is an enhanced-damage weapon[[Evil thatWeapon]] inflicts negative levels on good-aligned usersversion.

* ''[[Cyberpunk 2020]]'' has the Husqvarna Chainripp - a chainsaw which you can install into your [[Artificial Limbs|bionic arm]].

* ''[[Dragonmech]]'', a steampunk take on a d20 fantasy world, has as part of the new "steam tech" chatterswords, which in addition to 2d6 damage can inflict a bit more damage later on as the victim's own movement rips open their wounds. Then there's the terrifying buzzaxe, which does 2d8 damage.

* ''[[Munchkin (game)|Munchkin]]'' has the card called ''Chainsaw of Bloody Dismemberment''. It's [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]]. It is, however, far from the best weapon combo. [[Incredibly Lame Pun|Two-handed Sword]] with [[Kill It with Fire|Fire]] [[Incredibly Lame Pun|Arms]], plus as many combinations of "extra hand item" and "[[Incredibly Lame Pun]]" you can get, can lead to enough bonuses to [[Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu?|kill Cthulhu and his clone]]. Especially with the online "Epic Rules".

* ''[[Exalted]]'' characters are well known for their [[BFSBlade of Fearsome Size|daiklaves]]. How do you go one better? With a ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20110909113735/http://wiki.white-wolf.com/exalted/index.php?title=Artifacts:Chainklaive chainklave]''. It's not just a chainsaw sword...it's a ''magical'' chainsaw sword about the size of a man. Unsurprising, really, since Exalted actually has a [[Rule of Cool]] ''game mechanic''.

** The Alchemicals have the Gyroscopic Chakram, the signature weapon of the Thousand-Wounds Gear Style. It can only be described as the bastard offspring of [[Captain America (comics)|Captain America]]'s shield and a table saw.

* ''[[Call of Cthulhu (tabletop game)|Call of Cthulhu]]'' gives a chainsaw the equivalent of an impale (where a stabbing weapon hits something vital) but in this case it removes a limb.

* ''[[Shadowrun]]'' doesn't list chainsaws among its normal weapons, but a note in the "Breaking and Entering" gear section says that you ''can'' use a chainsaw in close combat, and it deals horrific amounts of damage, but it is extremely unwieldy.

** In 3rdthird edition, the ''[[More Dakka|Cannon Companion]]'' included chainsaws, and, oddly, it was roughly comparable to a katana in terms of general damage output. Looks like katanas really ''are'' [[Katanas Are Just Better|just better]].

* In ''[[Battle Machines]]'' chainsaws are one of the satisfyingly destructive weapons that you can arm a mech with. This is taken [[Up to Eleven|to new heights]] with Carman Skiric, whose personal mech has no less than four chainsaws, and if he hits with one of them, the rest will hit automatically.

* In ''[[Paranoia (game)|Paranoia]]'', the standard peripherals for [[Worst Aid|docbots]] include surgical chainsaws. Please hold still, citizen.

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** ''[[Resident Evil: Revelations]]'' has Scagdeads, bloated, two-headed ([[Body Horror|more like two-mouthed, really]]) Ooze with a giant buzz-saw in place of it's right arm. Although it's standard swinging attack isn't a one hit kill anymore, it does possess an instant death attack where it will grab the player by his/her legs and then brutally grind them to death on their buzzsaw. This attack has a quick animation windup and is always fatal, even with full health.

* ''[[Gears of War]]'' features the ''chainsaw bayonet.'' Interestingly, while it is as lethal as one might imagine -- essentiallyimagine—essentially an instantaneous kill for the poor bastard on the receiving end -- itend—it takes time to rev up.

** Extremely [[Badass]] doomers are known to complete the game without using any weapon other than the chainsaw and, when absolutely needed, the pistol. This is known as [http://doom.wikia.com/wiki/UV_Tyson Tyson] style, preferably done on ultra violence (UV Tyson). [http://www.doom2.net/~compet-n/database/cn.cgi?record:udoom:tyson+ 2005:7 The COMPET-N]{{Dead link}} has demos of all four boss levels from the original Doom being played "Tyson" style, with only the fists. The Cyberdemon can be punched to death, but it takes patience, dexterity, precision, strategy, and a very long time (28 minutes 10 seconds is the record). The two Spiderdemons can be lured into being killed by other monsters.

** ''Doom''{{'}}s successor, ''[[Quake (series)|Quake]]'', doesn't give you the chainsaw, but does give the weapon to the Ogres as a melee weapon against you.

** The chainsaw in ''[[Doom RL]]'' not only does a whole whackload of damage per strike, it's apparently Good enough that picking it up for the first time gives you a free Berserk Pack effect.

* ''[[Phantasy Star]] Online]]'' has a hidden weapon known as the Chain Sawd, which is a lightsaber-toothed chainsaw [[BFSBlade of Fearsome Size]]. In practice it's not as effective as the trope would indicate, but its HP-steal special, along with the fact that it IS still effective in combat, mean it has a lot of fans.

* Ba'Gamnan, a Bangaa [[Bounty Hunter]] in ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]'', wields a chainsaw spear, a long wooden pole with a large ring-shaped saw at the end.

** The [[Dead Rising 2|sequel]] takes this further, with a zombie-killing reality game show were the climax involves riding through hordes of the undead with ''motorcycle-mounted'' chainsaws. And that's ''just at the beginning of the game''. You may later have [https://web.archive.org/web/20120720162321/http://www.onelastcontinue.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/chainsaw_bmp_jpgcopy.jpg double chainsaws] ''' mounted on a kayak paddle''' (which is just the cover art example).

** Unless said gamers are playing ''Silent Hill 2'', in which case their memory is spot on; James holds the chainsaw off to his side until he swings it, making it useless when stationary.

* ''[[Wild ArmsARMs 4]]'' has an ''anti-tank'' chainsaw. Considering it shreds a train cart to itty-bitty pieces and overkills your characters many times beyond their max [[Hit Points]], it likely does what its name implies. It [[Averted Trope|avoids]] the usual depiction of the chainsaw though; the character that wields it is one of the slowest bosses in the game, and he needs to waste one turn to start up the chainsaw every time he uses it.

* The ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]'' series after ''[[Grand Theft Auto Vice City|Vice City]]'' has a couple of chainsaws scattered around the map. As the guns dealer from ''[[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas|San Andreas]]'' would say: "works best in a crowded area".

* While not precisely a chainsaw, the video games ''[[Half Life]]|Half Life 2]]'' and ''Half Life 2: Episode 2'' provide a saw blade that can be launched at enemies using the gravity gun, nicely slicing them in half.

* A new{{when}} class in ''[[Atlantica Online]]'' uses chainsaws, despite the modern chainsaw not having been ''invented'' until the early 20th century -- therecentury—there were chainsaws earlier, but they were quite different from the device we know and love today -- andtoday—and the game seeming to take place in the 19th century at the latest. This only adds to the already bubbling [[Anachronism Stew]] of the setting.

* ''[[MadWorld]]'' more or less eats this trope for breakfast. The main character has a mechanized arm with a retractable chainsaw built into it. The first miniboss carries a giant dual-bladed chainsaw, which you can pick up as a weapon of your own after you beat the game at least once. Revolving buzzsaw blades are a common environmental weapon. Some of the tougher gangmembersgang members in the Downtown stage carry chainsaws. The Shogun boss uses a [[Blade on a Stick]] that consists of a huge staff with two massive buzzsaws at either end. And then there's [[Mirror Boss|Kojack]], who also has a retractable arm-chainsaw.

* This is the signature weapon of Mika from the ''Daiku no Gensan'' video game series -- betterseries—better-known in the US as ''[[Hammerin' Harry]]''. The manual for ''Hammerin' Hero'' even mentions that her nickname is "Chainsaw Mika"... despite the fact that she actually uses a fan in that game. The cover art has a nice picture of her using a chainsaw, though.

* The latest{{when}} edition of ''[[Sauerbraten]]'' replaces the old completely worthless melee weapon with a chainsaw. It's mostly there to serve as your [[Emergency Weapon]] in the single-player modes, although it ''is'' more damaging than the pistol and has enough range to serve as a semi-useful crowd clearing weapon if you're out of grenades or rockets.

* ''[[Ar tonelico]]: Melody of Elemia'' gives one of these to the [[Wrench Wench]], Krusche.

* The 2ndsecond ''[[Left 4 Dead]]'' game features a chainsaw. It doesn't have infinite-use (has a gas tank), but you can just hold the fire button down and walk forward and wipe out everything in your path. The character wielding the chainsaw will also taunt appropriately as they lay waste to the [[The Virus|horde]]. The player will inevitably be [[Evil Laugh|cackling maniacally]] as they do so.

* ''[[Bayonetta]]'' features dynamic, special kills called Torture Attacks. When killing the angel ''Harmony'' with a Torture attack, Bayonetta jumps onto its back and produces a [[BFSBlade of Fearsome Size|huge demonic]] [[Chainsaw Good|chainsaw]] out of nowhere, which she proceeds to cleave the enemy in half with. She then retains this chainsaw as a pick-up weapon. Until it breaks (as all pick-up weapons do), [[Game Breaker|it's the strongest weapon in Bayonetta's arsenal]]. It'll even cleave apart an Ardor or two in just a few swings.

* ''[[Meat Boy]]'' eschews [[Spikes of Doom]] (found in every other [[Platform Hell]]) in favor of Buzzsaws Of Doom. Dr. Fetus also favors using chainsaws with some of his [[Humongous Mecha|Humongous Mechas]]s, generally in the boss levels.

** In ''[[SaGa 2|SaGa 2 / Final Fantasy Legend II]]'', the chainsaw, which you can first obtain midway through the game, is an equippable weapon which kills any one mook instantly. Depending on how you plan your stat growth, it continues to be effective all the way to the final dungeon.

* In ''Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga'', [[Chainsaw Good|chainsaws]] are one of the numerous weapon types.

* ''[[Killing Floor]]'' gives us Chainsaw Good and Chainsaw ''Bad'': the melee-specialist Berserker class can use and get discounts on the chainsaw, which is easily the best melee weapon in the game, dishing out hideous amounts of damage in short order. However, the flip side of this is the enemy [[Not Using the Z Word|Specimen]] type known as the Scrake, who resembles a [[Mad Doctor|psychotic surgeon]] clad in [[The Butcher|a butcher's apron]] with [[Blade Below the Shoulder|a chainsaw in his forearm.]] He happens to be [[Demonic Spider|one of the most lethal types of Specimen.]]

* ''[[The Adventures of Dr. McNinja]]''. [https://web.archive.org/web/20090202073630/http://drmcninja.com/page.php?pageNum=37&issue=5 Chainsaw Nunchuks].

* [http://keychain.patternspider.net/archive/koc0046.html This strip] of ''[[Keychain of Creation]]'' has a villain using chainsaw katars. As he remarks to the hero in a later strip, "[[Weapon for Intimidation|the point is to intimidate you]]."

* Starting''[[8-Bit Theater]]'' starting [http://www.nuklearpower.com/2008/06/19/episode-1007-follow-the-destructions/ here], ''[[8-Bit Theater (Webcomic)|8-bit Theater]]'' has Fighter using the "Glorious Chainsaw Method"; this enhances his swords with "radiant chainsaw auras", which he uses to make short work of some dragons. It's apparently a [[Shout-Out]] to ''[[Exalted]]''.

{{quote|'''Fighter:''' Guys, I ran out of dragon.|'''Glorious Chainsaw Method''': Make your swords become like things unto chainsaws.}}

* Alluded to in ''[[Backward Compatible]]'' [https://web.archive.org/web/20130224124523/http://www.crispygamer.com/comics/backward/backward-2009-06-03.aspx here].

* [http://chainsawsuit.com/2008/03/31/strip-346/ This] ''[[Chainsawsuitchainsawsuit]]'' strip illustrates the raw awesomeness of [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|a full suit of chainsaws]] in regards to battling the undead but also points out one of the potential drawbacks you might not have anticipated.

* ''[[Modest Medusa]]'' has a chainsaw unicorn. Called "The Knight of Chains", he is a [[Complete Monster]], and may be [[Hopeless Boss Fight|unkillable]].

* EVERY TUESDAY, [[EPICMEALTIME|EPIC MEAL TIME]]! Comin' at you with a chainsaw and a big pile o'meat! If you ain't down with that? [[What Do You Mean It's Not Awesome?|THEN YOU AIN'T DOWN WITH COOKING!]]

* In [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Qj8PhxSnhg this] ''Muppet'' web video, a chainsaw is one of the "utensils" the Swedish Chef pulls from hammerspace for carving sapient pumpkins.

* ''[[Homestar Runner|]]'': Strong Bad]] actually uses a chainsaw to sing his lullaby to get The Cheat to go to sleep. Also, some of his past jobs for some reason involve a chainsaw, such as being a heart surgeon, a licensed technician, a poultry farmer, and a fireman.

* Ash Williams's <s>wannabe</s> [[Affectionate Parody]] Hoss Delgado from ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy and& Mandy]]'' can turn his hand into [[Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot|a crossbow that shoots FLAMING chainsaws]].

* In ''[[South Park: Bigger, Longer and& Uncut]]'', the Canadians use chainsaws as melee weapons.

* ''[[Lilo and& Stitch (Disney film)|Lilo & Stitch]]'': During Jumba's invasion of Lilo's house, Stitch picks up a chainsaw to fight him off - prompting Lilo to remark, on the phone to Cobra Bubbles, "Oh good, my dog's found the chainsaw!".

* In ''[[Star Wars: Clone Wars]]'', Gennedy Tartovsky joked regarding the offscreen fight with General Grievous that they should put the sound of a chainsaw into the scene. Needless to say, it made it into the scene, and it turns an otherwise terrifying scene into [[Narm|something to laugh about]] [[Crowning Moment of Funny|as you wonder ''where'' he could have gotten a chainsaw]].

* Rico, the [[Ax Crazy]] penguin of ''[[The Penguins of Madagascar]]'', is capable of vomiting up a fully activated chainsaw.

* ''[[Re BootReBoot]]'', induring a [[Shout-Out]] to ''[[Evil Dead]]'', gave the userUser character a chainsaw hand. It gets ruined when he tries to cut through a piano.

* HOLY SHIT! A rocket chainsaw! [https://web.archive.org/web/20120624132948/http://www.geekstir.com/holy-sht-its-a-rocket-chainsaw HOLY SHIT! A rocket chainsaw!]

* [httphttps://wwwweb.archive.org/web/20071011121158/http://wtopnews.com/?nid=456&sid=1719548 Man fights off starving mountain lion with a chainsaw.]

* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60Tamp2fHhg Or a red neck fitted engine powered chain saw! - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60Tamp2fHhg]

* Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you the [https://web.archive.org/web/20131020023534/http://www.usbchainsaw.com/ first USB-powered chainsaw in the world!] {{spoiler|It's a fake.}}

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