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== Anime and Manga ==
* ''[[One Piece]]'': Whitebeard is covered with scars on every part of his body except his back, the only wound ''there'' being from a sword he was impaled with from the front; this is proof that he was ''such'' a badass that he ''never'' fled from a fight, ''ever''.
* This is the primary reason the original heroes of ''[[Kinnikuman]]'', especially Kinnikuman himself, had to step aside for the younger generation in ''[[Kinnikuman Nisei]].''
* This trope is brought up in the third and final arc of ''[[Rurouni Kenshin]]''. In the epilogue that takes place five years later, it's gotten so bad that Kenshin has to give up swordsmanship, despite only being in his 30s, because his frame was lighter than what his style was designed for.
* Invoked during the course of the ''[[Blame]]'' manga with the main protagonist, Killy, who endures many physical hardships during his journey. By the final chapters, his otherwise indestructible body is literally falling apart.
== Comic Books ==
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== Video Games ==
* In the first ''[[Baldur's Gate]]'', Dynaheir implies that her bodyguard Minsc's [[Cloudcuckoolander|'unique' view on life]] is the result of taking too many blows to the head over his career as a berserker.
* Geralt from ''[[The Witcher]]''. By the time of the second game, he's ''covered'' with scars. This is not an unusual feature on
== Web Comics ==
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