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[[File:~~ichigo_smallcut~~.jpg|link=Bleach|frame|You should see the [[BFS|size of the sword]] that made that...]]

[[File:ichigo smallcut.jpg|link=Bleach|frame|You should see the [[BFS|size of the sword]] that made that...]]

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* In ''[[Samurai Champloo]]'', after being deprived of his sword, Mugen is still able to provide a very fine cut across an opponent's cheek with a roundhouse kick. He's just that badass.

** The metal on the bottom of his ''geta'' sandals certainly helped.

* In ''[[Ranma ½]]'', during their first battle, Ryoga strikes at Ranma with an open-handed punch, which results in a [[Paper Cutting]] wound on Ranma's cheek. This indicates both Ryoga's incredible strength (especially considering he missed Ranma with the strike in question) and Ranma's badassery, since he didn't seem to think much of it and proceeded to soundly thump Ryoga.

* In ''[[Ranma ½]]'', during their first battle, Ryoga strikes at Ranma with an open-handed punch, which results in a Paper Cutting wound on Ranma's cheek. This indicates both Ryoga's incredible strength (especially considering he missed Ranma with the strike in question) and Ranma's badassery, since he didn't seem to think much of it and proceeded to soundly thump Ryoga.

** Much later on, Ranma does the same to Shinnosuke during a [[Single-Stroke Battle]], and gets a small tear in his clothes in return. Particularly impressive in that Ranma had ''punched'' at Shinnosuke's face, and while the latter ''does'' get a small but consistent bruise in the manga, he gets a papercut in the anime.

* In the ''[[Cowboy Bebop]]'' episode ''Sympathy for the Devil'', Spike takes a paper-cut bullet to the cheek, without flinching, and proceeds to shoot his target.