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Examples of [[{{TOPLEVELPAGE}}]] in [[{{SUBPAGENAME}}]]s include:
* ''[[BlazBlue]]'''s [[SNK Boss|"Unlimited" Rachel]] can summon a Frog. It's easy to overlook, shocks you for multiple hits if it connects and unlike her regular frog, doesn't vanish after a hit so you just keep taking hits from the frog while trying to handle all Rachel's other attacks.▼
▲* ''[[BlazBlue]]''{{'}}s [[SNK Boss|"Unlimited" Rachel]] can summon a Frog. It's easy to overlook, shocks you for multiple hits if it connects and unlike her regular frog, doesn't vanish after a hit so you just keep taking hits from the frog while trying to handle all Rachel's other attacks.
* ''[[Super Smash Bros.]]. Brawl: The Subspace Emissary'' has a number of [[Goddamned Bats]], but dodging and defensive techniques mitigate some of the aggravation.
** [[Fire, Ice, Lightning|Glire, Glice, and Glunder]] all attack you in a disproportionately large proximity to them with elemental discharges. Glice, in particular, can chain freeze you to rack up damage quickly unless you struggle to break out.
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* The tanks in the [[PlayStation 2]] version of ''[[Godzilla]]: Unleashed''. They're tiny so they're hard to destroy, and sometimes they're virtually impossible to see... especially when they blend in with the rest of the scenery. To make matters worse, they attack you at the worst possible moment (usually when you're trying to use a beam-attack or are about to throw an enemy) which slowly but surely drains your life-bar. Oh, and they constantly respawn, making them even more aggravating. The ONLY way to escape the tanks is to go into deep water. Unfortunately, apart from a handful of levels, this is easier said than done. Tokyo and the Mothership are the ''only'' levels not to feature the tanks: unfortunately, the Mothership replaces the tanks with the equally-annoying saucers.
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