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Line 1: {{trope}} [[File:180px-SwordBeam.jpg\|link=Kirby: ofRight ~~the~~Back ~~Stars~~at Ya!\|~~right~~frame]] {{quote\|''You hold in your hand'' ''A sword that shoots laser beams.''~~\|'''Brentalfloss''', [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_3hE8TOVxU Zelda with Lyrics]}}~~ \|'''Brentalfloss''', [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v{{=}}Y_3hE8TOVxU Zelda with Lyrics]}} The one flaw with all swords is, of course, the obvious lack of range. How do you solve this problem? '''Sword Beams'''. Line 9 ⟶ 10: Sometimes a [[Ki Attacks\|Ki Attack]]. When magical this is a type of [[Full-Contact Magic]], and when not it falls under [[Implausible Fencing Powers]]. Sometimes put on enough steroids to reach [[Wave Motion Gun]] type levels. Not to be confused with a [[Laser Blade\|Beam Sword]], although the two are not mutually exclusive. {{examples}}▼ ▲{{examples}} == Anime & Manga == * [[Inuyasha\|Inu-Yasha]]'s [[BFS]] has a number of ranged attacks, two of which (Wind Scar and Backlash Wave) clearly are instances of this trope. Sesshomaru can use the Ki of a sword like Tokijin to create a Sword Beam Attack, his reforged Tensaiga shoots a beam which is actually ''a portal to hell'' which sucks the enemy in.