| Display title | Finishing Move |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Finishing Move (in Japanese, hissatsu waza) is the martial arts equivalent of the Forgotten Superweapon—a special combat maneuver that is only ever used to cap off a battle, especially one that's already been won. It's often incredibly flashy, frequently requiring a "charge-up" time long enough that it would be impractical to use if your opponent weren't already on the ground in a bloody heap. Even without a "charge-up" time, using a Finishing Move at the beginning of a fight is often unwise (especially if It Only Works Once), because if the enemy can counter it, they most likely will. |
