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* In ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'', Katara comes across a elderly waterbender named Hama who teaches her on how to improve her Waterbending skills, albeit through questionable methods. Her last lesson is Waterbending's ultimate technique, Bloodbending, where under a full moon the Waterbender can take complete control of his opponent. Katara, of course, is horrified at such a practice and vows not to use it. But when Hama takes control of Aang and Sokka and nearly kills them, Katara has no choice but to use the technique to stop her. Hama laughs at this while she's being carted off by the officials, as she suceeded in making Katara use the technique much to Katara's dismay.
* In ''[[Chaotic]]'', "Allmagedon", a creature uses an attack to defeat an army of underworlders, at the expence of all he was trying to protect.
* In one of the original ''[[Looney
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