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*** But oddly enough, [[Selective Gravity|not Samus herself]]
**** To be fair though, she was useing her Gravity Feature, which means Nightmare's powers ''can't'' affect her.
* The ''[[Pokémon]]'' move Gravity allows several [[Mons]] to do this. Using it
* In ''[[Super Robot Wars]]'', Shu Shirakawa's [[Humongous Mecha|Granzon]] is able to manipulate gravity to a physics-breaking extent. In event scenes, it uses this ability to [[Cutscene Power to the Max|throw its enemies around like ragdolls]]. In actual combat, it gets more creative, using attacks that [[Our Wormholes Are Different|create wormholes]] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-dSfEUBV-8 fire miniature black holes at the enemy]. A few other mecha have lesser gravity-based powers, such as warp field barriers and weapons that [[You Fail Physics Forever|fire beams of gravity at the enemy]].
** The latter could be justified if the beam's effect is to create a rapidly-shifting gravity field which causes objects inside to vibrate rapidly and hence disintegrate - sort of like a sonic weapon that works [[Recycled in Space|IN SPACE!]] - or, more mundanely, if it simply fires a beam of ''gravitons''.
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* Quantum-Genesis heroes in [[Darkspore]] are either this or [[Time Master]].
* In ''[[Age of Mythology]]'' Atlas' divine power is the Implosion: a sphere that use gravity to suck all the enemy units in its radius (it even bends nearby buildings) and then explodes, spitting back the surviving enemies.
* Sigma from ''[[Overwatch]]'' has a powerset built entirely around gravity manipulation: he levitates while moving around, hurls piles of rocks with his powers, and his Ultimate has him lift anyone caught in its radius high into the sky before slamming them against the ground for heavy damage.
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