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{{quote|""No! Think about it! You put ''something'' inside the cylinder of wormholes, turn them on for a fraction of a second, turn them off again... what have you got?"<br />
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** {{spoiler|Danzo}}'s "Reverse Four Symbols Sealing Technique" forms a [[Sphere of Destruction]] sealing anything within range inside the user's body, [[Portal Cut|Portal Cutting]] anything only partway in.
* Gluttony's ''mouth'' does this to Envy's upper torso (accidentally) and [[Animated Armor|Alphonse's hand]] while attempting to "eat" Roy Mustang in ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist]]''. {{spoiler|Since the upper torso contained the philosopher's stone, it was the part that regenerated inside Gluttony's stomach}}.
** This also happens to Frank Archer in the original anime who just happens to be standing on the border of the philosopher's stone's transmutation circle when it activates. He has a large part of his body, including half of his face, become part of the stone and [[Two
* Two Contractors with different kinds of teleportation powers in ''[[Darker Than Black]]'' do this as an attack. The first could swap-teleport two objects, and would often switch an opponent's [[Beat Still My Heart|vital organs]] with some random object. The second could teleport things covered by [[Bloody Murder|his blood]], so he would take a knife and fling bits of his blood all over people before teleporting the sections of their body the blood covers... somewhere else.
* [[Bokurano|Coemushi]] does this when a character points a gun at him. He retaliates teleporting away the gun with the hand of the man still holding it.
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== Comic Books ==
* This is the power of the [[Marvel Comics]] mutant Blink. She (well, an [[Alternate Universe]] version of her) later refines this into actual full-body teleportation. The AU version is quite capable of slicing up what she teleports too, but the mainstream [[Marvel Universe]] version could ''only'' do that because of her [[How Do I Shot Web?|limited of control of her powers]].
* Another Marvel mutant, Locus (this one a villain) likes to do this, or at least threatens to do it a lot (not sure if she's ever done so "onscreen").
* In Marvel's [[Age of Apocalypse]] storyline {{spoiler|the alternate-reality version of Nightcrawler teleports a villain's head off}}.
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* This is how Manhunter killed {{spoiler|her supervillain father}}.
* [[Stormwatch]] defeated superpowered [[Nietzsche Wannabe]] killing machine "Father" with this technique.
* {{spoiler|Superman}} kills {{spoiler|Mr. Mxyzptlk}} with the {{spoiler|Phantom Zone projector}} like this in [[Whatever Happened to The Man of Tomorrow?]]. Normally the {{spoiler|Phantom Zone projector}} ''can't'' do this, but it was a special case since at the same time, {{spoiler|Mr. Mxyzptlk}} panics and tries to teleport away himself, so that half of him ends up in his own dimension and half in {{spoiler|the Phantom Zone}}.
* Doctor Finitevus references this in Sonic Universe series when a character jumps at him, only to be redirected by a portal created by Doctor Finitevus. While that character is going through, Doctor Finitevus "wonders" what would happen if the portal were closed while someone were in it.
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** This happens again in season four when Olivia tries to follow a fugitive through a portal. She is fine but the car she is driving has a large chunk of its front cut off.
* In ''[[The Twilight Zone]]'' episode "Little Girl Lost", after pulling everyone out of the other dimension, a guy goes, "Another few seconds, and half of you would've been here, and the other half..."
* In the [[
== Tabletop Games ==
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