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{{trope}}
{{quote|''"If my head were any harder, you could use it for a cannon ball."''
|'''Pazu''', ''[[Laputa: Castle in the Sky|Castle in The Sky]]''}}
Concussion? What's that?
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Not to be confused with [[Hollow-Sounding Head]].
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== Anime
* Killy, the protagonist from ''[[Blame]]'', takes more physical punishment than any normal human would ever be able to survive. Most notably in one chapter, where he gets half his head ''blown off''. It has its consequences, naturally, but he still gets better.
* In one episode, ''[[Sailor Moon]]'' is thrown upside down into the air and hits the ground with her head without any lasting consequences. To be fair, all Sailor Senshi are regularly tossed around by the [[Monster of the Week]] and usually don't sport any visible injuries, but that example was particularly jarring.
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* Notoriously, ''[[The Spirit]]''. "Hand me that chair, Lorelei, this one's got a head like concrete...."
* The horrid comic ''Rock Heads'', MiSTed [http://www.misterkitty.org/extras/stupidcovers/stupidcomics158.html here.]
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