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** The majority of that was just added to the anime, though ({{spoiler|6-Tails Naruto vs. Pain}} was even worse in that aspect). What was really the indication of who was winning was who had to rely on their [[Super-Powered Evil Side]] first, with the whole fight escalating until they were both using all that they could. ''Then'' it ended after [[Beam-O-War|one attack]].
*** {{spoiler|Well, keep in mind that the fight was 6-Tails Naruto vs Pain...'s last animated corpse. So we've got a monster made mainly of chakra with a human body somewhere in the middle versus a guy fighting from miles away using a dead body as a glorified puppet. It makes sense that neither one would really SHOW a lot of damage being taken since the two guys fighting aren't even on the front lines.}}
* It's a good thing people watch ''[[
* Sort of used with [[Lampshade Hanging]] in ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha]]'' A's. Both combatants think that they're losing and wonder if they will to be forced to use their ultimate weapon.
* Basically the default form of combat in ''[[Final Fantasy VII]]: Advent Children''. It demonstrates how well video-game-style fights translate to a non-video-game medium: Not well.
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