Drop the Hammer: Difference between revisions

** And then there's Grumblemon of the fourth season: he can usually be found [[Dual-Wielding]] giant sledgehammers to knock around multiple, far-larger heroes in a way that'd make Puppetmon jealous.

* Lavi of ''[[D.Gray-man]]'' has a hammer, maybe six inches long, as his weapon. When he activates it, it grows very, ''very'' large, usually with the head reaching human-sized. We haven't seen any specific limit, but he's made it so large that he once demolished a building with a mis-swing. In another instance, he makes the hammerhead as large as a house. He's explicitly mentioned once [[Fourth Wall Mail Slot|in response to a reader's question]] that, since it's his [[Empathic Weapon]], he doesn't notice the weight.

* Saki in ''[[Shikabane Hime]]'' uses a huge, fancy-looking hammer as her [[Weapon of Choice]].

* The appropriately-named Marie Mjolner from ''[[Soul Eater]]'' is a hammer when in weapon form.

* In ''[[Dark Souls]]'' , the player is able to obtain Smough's Hammer, a gigantic hammer wielded by one of the bosses in Anor Londo.

* In the ''[[Total War]]'' series, Venetian Heavy Infantry wear plate armor, use warhammers, and carry shields. Just to be realistic, they have quite a bonus against highly-armored enemies.

** In ''Wrecking Crew'', Mario's (and Luigi's) ordinary hammer was good against walls but not enemies, but the secret Golden Hammer could stun enemies and demolish any wall in a single hit.

** In the original ''[[Super Mario Bros. (video game)|Super Mario Bros]]'' game, [[Big Bad|Bowser]] (and to a much lesser extent, his last two fakes) for some reason had the ability to throw hammers at Mario/Luigi as well as [[Breath Weapon|breathing fire.]]