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An '''Enemy Switch-Out''' is a special technique commonly found in [[anime]] and [[Video Games|video games]], wherein a character has the ability to |
An '''Enemy Switch-Out''' is a special technique commonly found in [[anime]] and [[Video Games|video games]], wherein a character has the ability to re-position an enemy by either swapping places with them, or forcing two enemies to switch places. When swappping place with an enemy, it can potentially put them into harm's way, or get the swapper out of a sticky jam. It is particularly cruel when used in the context of a race, as all of another's hard work can suddenly be taken for your own benefit. |
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In video games, it is often used to switch an enemy with another enemy, usually one which is easier to kill or would offer more problems [[Flunky Boss|standing on the sidelines attacking you while you are concentrated on a more important enemy]]. A favourite of tag team and strategy games, obviously. |
In video games, it is often used to switch an enemy with another enemy, usually one which is easier to kill or would offer more problems [[Flunky Boss|standing on the sidelines attacking you while you are concentrated on a more important enemy]]. A favourite of tag team and strategy games, obviously. |
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