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When two characters use this to resolve their [[UST]], it's [[Destructo-Nookie]]. Allowing this in [[Video Games]] results in [[Die, Chair, Die!]].
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== Anime & Manga ==
* Tends to happen a lot in ''
** The very first time Akane expressed her feelings towards Ranma, it was with the dining room table. It just went on from there.
** Shampoo tends to blow holes in walls rather than exhaust herself turning doorknobs.
* A mild example in ''[[Fruits Basket]]''. Shigure's front door seems to get destroyed if somebody even thinks about fighting near it. This is heavily lampshaded by Shigure himself.
* In later arcs of every incarnation of ''[[Dragon Ball]]'', the(weaker) fighters will often smash eighty-meter-high ''mountains'' to rubble. Midway through [[Dragonball Z]], Piccolo actually '''[[Detonation Moon|destroys the fucking moon.]]''' Because it was a '''''softer''''' target than his [[Lunacy|moon-powered]] opponent(Gohan-[http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/Great_Ape oozaru]).
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** Anything happening in the same county with ''[[The Incredible Hulk]]''. The understatedly-powerful Ferrigno version busted a lot of barrooms. The comics, movie and video game versions bust a lot of buildings and military equipment.
** Ont of the recurring jokes of the ''[[X-Men]]'' during [[Chris Claremont]]'s run was the amount of property damage inflicted upon the environment. Especially the habit to bust the walls instead of using doors.
* This happens one issue of ''[[Gold Digger (Comic Book)|Gold Digger]]'', where the annual Explorers' Society banquet results in the hall being demolished every year. During the free-for-all, Brianna comments that the titanium alloy reinforced tables were a great improvement in cover compared to the wooden ones they had the last time she was there.
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