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== Anime/Manga ==
* Rin Asano of ''[[Blade of the Immortal]]''. Throughout the series, Rin is essentially somewhere between [[The Cutie]], [[Distressed Damsel in Distress]], and [[The Load]]. In fact, the entire story began basically because she hired [[Badass]] [[Immortal]] [[Samurai]] Manji to protect her. Throughout the series, Rin gains an inverted [[Bodyguard Crush]] and slowly falls in love with Manji. In a later arc, Manji [[Badass in Distress|is captured by the shogunate]] and completely vanishes, prompting Rin to go "[[Let's Get Dangerous]]." For the rest of the arc, [[Violently Protective Girlfriend|Rin becomes a force of absolute destruction against anything standing between her and her man]]. She [[Took a Level In Badass|takes such a level in badass]] that Manji ''[[Adrenaline Makeover|fails to recognize her]]'' when they're reunited.
* ''[[One Piece]]'': Luffy on several occasions, but most notably during the Marineford arc, when his [[Foe-Tossing Charge]] lasts for several episodes and (amongst other things) sends a giant flying.
* ''[[Inuyasha]]'': Sesshoumaru's storming of Hell to save his [[Morality Pet]] Rin.
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** The entire premise of [[Doctor Who/Recap/S32 E7 A Good Man Goes to War|''A Good Man Goes to War'']] is the rescue of Amy and Rory's baby.
* In the British ''[[Being Human (UK)]]'' George and Annie go off on one of these near the end of Season 1, and then Mitchell and McNair do one for George in Season 3.
* In the ''[[Stargate SG-1]]'' episode "Into the Fire", General Hammond sends every available member of Stargate Command off to rescue SG-1. And it is awesome.
** Not exactly. He asks the assembled redshirts for volunteers, and they all step forward before he stops speaking. Then Hammond chooses the ones most likely to succeed.
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