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Characters who suffer [[Amusing Injuries]], or emerge from a [[Big Ball of Violence]], will immediately sport bandages, even if they couldn't possibly have received medical attention. Sometimes, the bandages spontaneously appear in the very next shot, in the immediate aftermath of the blow, as if they had been stamped there by the force of whatever hit the character.
Characters who suffer [[Amusing Injuries]], or emerge from a [[Big Ball of Violence]], will immediately sport bandages, even if they couldn't possibly have received medical attention. Sometimes, the bandages spontaneously appear in the very next shot, in the immediate aftermath of the blow, as if they had been stamped there by the force of whatever hit the character.


The standard example is a crossed pair of [[Stuck on Band-Aid Brand|Band-Aids]] on the head, but the [[Instant Bandages]] may be more elaborate. Wrapped gauze dressings covering entire limbs, arm slings, and plaster casts complete with crutches from [[Hyperspace Mallet|hammerspace]] are also fairly common.
The standard example is a crossed pair of [[Stuck on Band-Aid Brand|Band-Aids]] on the head, but the '''Instant Bandages''' may be more elaborate. Wrapped gauze dressings covering entire limbs, arm slings, and plaster casts complete with crutches from [[Hyperspace Mallet|hammerspace]] are also fairly common.
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* In both the ''[[Love Hina]]'' manga and [[OAV]], Keitaro is sent to the hospital with a broken leg, much to the surprise of the cast; Keitaro's ability to recover from numerous injuries with [[Instant Bandages]] had become a running joke at this point.
* In both the ''[[Love Hina]]'' manga and [[OAV]], Keitaro is sent to the hospital with a broken leg, much to the surprise of the cast; Keitaro's ability to recover from numerous injuries with Instant Bandages had become a running joke at this point.
* Maes Hughes manages to pull off this trope after being crushed by a twenty-foot-tall picture of his daughter (don't ask) in one episode of ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist (anime)|Fullmetal Alchemist]]'' ([http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb161/NGR_album/255.jpg image]).
* Maes Hughes manages to pull off this trope after being crushed by a twenty-foot-tall picture of his daughter (don't ask) in one episode of ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist (anime)|Fullmetal Alchemist]]'' ([http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb161/NGR_album/255.jpg image]).
* Sakaki in ''[[Azumanga Daioh]]'' seems to have this occur right after most of her attempts to pet cats, all of whom save for one who bite her automatically. After a gang of cats attacked her, she even required a ''sling'' for her arm.
* Sakaki in ''[[Azumanga Daioh]]'' seems to have this occur right after most of her attempts to pet cats, all of whom save for one who bite her automatically. After a gang of cats attacked her, she even required a ''sling'' for her arm.
* All over the place in ''[[Midori no Hibi]]''. In the pilot, [[Instant Bandages]] appear on a ''cat''.
* All over the place in ''[[Midori no Hibi]]''. In the pilot, Instant Bandages appear on a ''cat''.
* One of the characters in ''Zombie-Loan'' has the power to summon [[Instant Bandages]] for healing. She pays of her loan by selling this service to the other Zombies.
* One of the characters in ''Zombie-Loan'' has the power to summon Instant Bandages for healing. She pays of her loan by selling this service to the other Zombies.
* ''[[Fruits Basket]]'': Kyo gets these after being tripped.
* ''[[Fruits Basket]]'': Kyo gets these after being tripped.
* ''[[Mahou Sensei Negima]]'' routinely. When they ''don't'' appear, you know that things are getting serious.
* ''[[Mahou Sensei Negima]]'' routinely. When they ''don't'' appear, you know that things are getting serious.