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* In ''[[Dragonball Z]]'' Goku does this using two hands that cross over each other when trying to power an escape pod.

* In one episode of ''[[Sailor Moon]]'', Ami does this with ''one hand'' while eating a dumpling with the other.

* Celty the [[Headless Horseman|Dullahan]] in ''[[Durarara]]'' can do this with her PDA. We actually see her typing the same sequence spots over and over; but the keys that she really wants to be pushed light up. Since she has the magic power to put writing where she wants; it's likely an extension of this; as the animation budget is too good for this to be a mistake.

* Celty the [[Headless Horseman|Dullahan]] in ''[[Durarara!!]]'' can do this with her PDA. We actually see her typing the same sequence spots over and over; but the keys that she really wants to be pushed light up. Since she has the magic power to put writing where she wants; it's likely an extension of this; as the animation budget is too good for this to be a mistake.

* In ''[[Geneshaft]]'', Dolce and her hapless subordinates do this to fix the extremely buggy code of their starship's control system, and virtually go in overdrive mode when battling a computer virus.

* [[The World God Only Knows|Keima Katsuragi]] has Capturing God Mode, a technique for playing multiple [[Dating Sim|Dating Sims]] at the same time. The anime depicts this as sitting in front of his multiple-screen setup and rapidly typing... on a spread of console controllers. For a genre of game whose input is mostly "press X to continue".