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Keep in mind that this trope isn't just relegated to arms: extendable legs, necks, and... well, ''other'' body parts can invoke this trope, arms are merely the limb that instantly comes to mind. Not to be confused with [[Rubber Man]], but there's definitely overlap since stretchy arms come with the territory.
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* ''[[Tom and Jerry]]'' demonstrates this several times, often when Tom tries to reach for Jerry inside one of the walls.
** Often used in conjunction with strategically [[Amusing Injuries|placed mousetraps]].
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* Pinkie Pie from ''[[My Little Pony:
* On ''[[Family Guy]]'', Lois's father once punched Peter through an ''email''.
* Though it doesn't involve combat, one of the the mid-1980s ''[[Scooby-Doo (animation)|Scooby-Doo]]'' series (there are at least eight) had Daphne restrain a fleeing Shaggy by extending her arms from off screen.
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* Spinel from the ''[[Steven Universe]]'' franchise has these, being a
* The robots in ''[[Rolie Polie Olie]]'' can stretch their metallic limbs at will.
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