One-Hit Kill: Difference between revisions

** One particularly famous example came from ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's|Yu-Gi-Oh 5 Ds]]'', where Yusei was facing off against 3 goons who had an amazingly simple and solid effect-damage strategy going against him, dishing out a lot of damage on each of their first turns. On his second turn, however, he proceeds to unleash a combo that allows his Nitro Warrior monster to execute ''three'' One Hit Kills in rapid succession. The goons' boss even refers to it (in blatant [[Engrish]]) as "One Turn Three Kill."

* Yuki Nagato in ''[[Haruhi Suzumiya]]'' - "Commence termination of data link". Pwned. This is also the reason why she won against {{spoiler|Asakura}}, who was busy jumping around, throwing metal spears, while Yuki hacked the time-space program ([[Techno Babble|Whatever that is.]])

** Ryouga and Ranma both believed that the ''Bakusai Tenketsu'' ("Exploding Point-hole," or "Breaking Point" in the [[Woolseyism|English version]]) is one of these, since it consists of making rock, soil, and (non-living) wood burst into pieces with the touch of a finger. However, after [[Trickster Mentor|having her fun]] watching the two teens struggle, Cologne revealed that it doesn't work on living things.

* This is why Tohno Shiki from ''[[Tsukihime]]'' is described as "the greatest wild card" (not the [[Wild Card|trope]]): since his [[Evil Eye|Mystic Eyes]] perceive the concept of Death as lines and dots over ''everything'', all he needs is one chance to [[Deader Than Dead|kill]] his opponent. Given his natural [[Super-Powered Evil Side|killing abilities]] and [[In the Blood|inborn assassins' skills]], all of his fights begin/end with this. In some scenarios, he has been able to kill hallways, a vampire infection (before it takes over his body), and the poison inside someone else's body; although this requires it to be [[Cast From Hit Points]].