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Disks, [[Chainsaw Good|saw blades]], [[Throwing Your Shield Always Works|shields]], manhole covers, and metal plates are effective weapons when [[Throwing Your Sword Always Works|thrown]]. Manhole covers are a favorite among [[Superhero|supers]] in an urban setting, as the strength required to lift one and throw it like a frisbee would induce [[Fridge Logic]] if the thrower was a [[Muggle|non-super]]. However, normals can still improvise with CDs , plates, vinyls, or even [[Edible Ammunition|pizzas]], which will be [[Played for Laughs]].

 

 

A close relative to [[Killer Yoyo]] and [[Rings of Death]]. See also [[Improvised Weapon]], and [[Improbable Use of a Weapon]]. [[I Thought It Meant|Has nothing to do with]] [[Discworld|the Discworld]], though it's [[Crapsack World|usually pretty deadly]] (especially in Fourecks).

{{quote| [[Team Four Star|On second thought. Catch it. Catch it with your teeth.]]}}

** In ''[[Dragon Ball GT]]'', Syn Shenron throws a clock tower's clock at Goku. Goku catches it and throws it back... with enough force to slice a building in half.

* In ''[[One Piece (Manga)|One Piece]]'', Doctor Hogback's zombie maid Cindry despised dinner plates and used them as her preferred weapon because she enjoyed breaking them.

* Series II of ''[[Science Ninja Team Gatchaman (Anime)|Science Ninja Team Gatchaman]]'' has Eagle Ken armed with a discus in place of his eagle shaped boomerang.

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