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== Anime |
== Anime and Manga == |
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* Fai in ''[[Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle]]'' begins the series with an elaborate phoenix tattoo which Yuuko demands as his payment for the fulfillment of his wish. Much later, it's revealed that {{spoiler|the tattoo was designed to prevent his magic from growing in power each and every time he uses it, as it would otherwise naturally do.}} |
* Fai in ''[[Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle]]'' begins the series with an elaborate phoenix tattoo which Yuuko demands as his payment for the fulfillment of his wish. Much later, it's revealed that {{spoiler|the tattoo was designed to prevent his magic from growing in power each and every time he uses it, as it would otherwise naturally do.}} |
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** {{spoiler|Of course it's also revealed later that due to a curse, Fai is supposed to kill anyone that becomes more powerful than him, so removing the tattoo was a good idea anyways.}} |
** {{spoiler|Of course it's also revealed later that due to a curse, Fai is supposed to kill anyone that becomes more powerful than him, so removing the tattoo was a good idea anyways.}} |
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* In ''[[Claymore]]'', Teresa of the Faint Smile easily defeats the #2, #3, #4, and #5 without releasing any of her power. When the #2, Priscilla, unleashes 80% of her power and starts giving her trouble, Teresa simply releases 10% and easily defeats her again. |
* In ''[[Claymore]]'', Teresa of the Faint Smile easily defeats the #2, #3, #4, and #5 without releasing any of her power. When the #2, Priscilla, unleashes 80% of her power and starts giving her trouble, Teresa simply releases 10% and easily defeats her again. |
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* Try to name one fight in ''[[Bleach]]'' where this ''doesn't'' happen. Pretty much any battle will have this (and/or [[My Name Is Inigo Montoya]]) occur at least once, if not multiple times. In fact, it's used so much that you can usually predict who will win a close fight based on who powers up first. The members of Squad 11 practically live and breathe this trope. |
* Try to name one fight in ''[[Bleach]]'' where this ''doesn't'' happen. Pretty much any battle will have this (and/or [[My Name Is Inigo Montoya]]) occur at least once, if not multiple times. In fact, it's used so much that you can usually predict who will win a close fight based on who powers up first. The members of Squad 11 practically live and breathe this trope. |
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** 11th squad [[The Captain|Captain]] [[Blood Knight|Kenpachi]] used to braid bells into his hair so his opponents could hear him coming. By wearing an [[Eyepatch of Power|eyepatch]] over a fully functional eye not only impedes his vision but is composed of power-sucking creatures that keeps his [[Power Limiter|power level down]]. He also insists on using his sword one-handed to weaken the force of his blows. When he does finally use his sword two-handed (and with his eyepatch removed), the power that explodes from his cut is enormous. |
** 11th squad [[The Captain|Captain]] [[Blood Knight|Kenpachi]] used to braid bells into his hair so his opponents could hear him coming. By wearing an [[Eyepatch of Power|eyepatch]] over a fully functional eye not only impedes his vision but is composed of power-sucking creatures that keeps his [[Power Limiter|power level down]]. He also insists on using his sword one-handed to weaken the force of his blows. When he does finally use his sword two-handed (and with his eyepatch removed), the power that explodes from his cut is enormous. |