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One way for a character to deliver a severe beatdown on an opponent is to pick said opponent up (usually by the feet) and slam him left-right-left-right overhead into the ground. It's generally an indication that either the character doing the slamming is [[Super Strength|very strong]], or [[You Wouldn't Like Me When I'm Angry|very very angry]]. This can be played for even greater effect if the character doing the slamming is either very small or, in normal circumstances, shouldn't have that kind of strength at all.
Compare [[Grievous Harm With A Body]].
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== [[Comic Books]] ==
* [[Asterix]] himself has been known to do it, though Obélix uses it more frequently. Obélix provides this page's image.
== [[Fan Works]] ==
* In the ''[[Buffy the Vampire Slayer]]'' pseudo-crossover ''[[Xendra]]'', Buffy does this to "Skip", a metal-skinned demon ''much'' larger than her, during the attack on the Hyperion.
== [[Film]]s -- Animation ==
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