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* [[Final Fantasy IV|"Was it flame? I'll show you how!"]]

* ''[[Punch Out]]'' examples:

* During the Nick Bruiser fight in ''Super [[Punch-Out!!]]'', you get to hit him as much as you like for the first few seconds without retaliation. For each hit you land, his strength goes up. Once he starts moving, if you were foolish enough to fall for it, his fists play out this trope.

** In the original NES game, if Mac successfully evades Flying Tiger's "magic punches", Tiger becomes dizzy and winded for a few seconds, which is your cue to let him have if.

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** During the Nick Bruiser fight in ''Super Punch-Out!!'', you get to hit him as much as you like for the first few seconds without retaliation. For each hit you land, his strength goes up. Once he starts moving, if you were foolish enough to fall for it, his fists play out this trope.

** In the Wii version, during the Title Defense fight with Mr. Sandman, he poses with one arm down and groans "Dreamlannnnnnnnd" before his Big Apple Combo. If you try to punch him, he dodges, yells ''"My turn!"'' and delivers a ''very'' strong hook.

* This is Riku's specialty in the first [[Kingdom Hearts]] game when you challenge him during the prologue. If you land too many combo hits on him without thinking, he'll rebound with a spring attack and take off a nice bit of your HP in the process. He even says "my turn!" before countering.

* In ''[[Super Metroid]]'', the [[Final Battle]] with Mother Brain starts out as a [[Hopeless Boss Fight]] with the [[Nigh Invincible]] villain dealing horrible punishment to the heroine. Then the Super Metroid flies in [[Heroic Sacrifice| and sacrifices itself]] to steal Mother Brain's hyper beam and gives it to Samus. The tide turns quickly with [[Mama Bear| the enraged Samus blowing the hell out of Mother Brain.]]

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