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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Freezing or slowing time for a right at the moment of an impact to create the impression that something hits harder, or for dramatic effect. For particularly dramatic scenes it may continue into a full-blown Overcrank. Some video games will also use it to make combo input easier. Trope name comes from the term used for this in the Guilty Gear fighting game series. |