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Line 3: When the subsequent attacks keep the character in the air, it's called a Juggle Attack or Air Combo. {{examples~~\|Examples:~~}} * In ''[[Naruto]]'' the titular character uses his shadow clones to do this to Kiba in the Chunin exams. Line 36: * War in ''[[Darksiders]]'' can use his BFS to launch an enemy into the air in two different ways. One of them also lets him optionally jump after, ripe for any of a number of air attacks. * The second ''[[Xenosaga (Video Game)\|Xenosaga]]'' game had launcher moves as well as attacks that would only be used on airborne or knocked-down targets. The fact that it uses turn-based combat was somewhat hilarious if you took a while planning your attacks while the enemy was frozen in midair... * In ''[[Mugen Souls]]'', there are a few moves you can use on enemies where you launch them up in the air and hopefully hit the objects up in the air. If you're at [[Theme Music Power -Up\|Fever Time]] and you hit them at one of the four spheres floating in the air, say hello to ''a lot of money'' dropping to you. * In ''[[Tales of Vesperia]]'', quite a few of Judith's artes launch the target into the air where she can take advantage of her aerial comboing expertise.

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