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** Actually, many fights that are sword-on-sword haven't yet become actual fights, since most characters' weapons change as they power up. |
** Actually, many fights that are sword-on-sword haven't yet become actual fights, since most characters' weapons change as they power up. |
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* ''[[X 1999]]''. With living swords for the end of the world, no less. |
* ''[[X 1999]]''. With living swords for the end of the world, no less. |
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* In ''[[Ranma |
* In ''[[Ranma ½]]'', Akane and Kuno duel with swords twice: in the first instance, she comes at him with a rapier, and Kuno quickly proves why "It's foolishness to challenge the Blue Thunder with a sword!" The second time, it's during a formal Kendo tournament where she's in disguise, so he goes all-out against her. She holds her own much better, however. |
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* ''[[One Piece]]'' has about one per arc to showcase Zoro's three-sword style - he has declared that he will refuse to back down from any enemy swordsman and gets plenty of chances to put his money where his mouth is. Enemy pirate crews seem to have top-notch swordsmen often enough that it would fall into [[This Looks Like a Job For Aquaman]] for Zoro if it didn't make a lot of sense. |
* ''[[One Piece]]'' has about one per arc to showcase Zoro's three-sword style - he has declared that he will refuse to back down from any enemy swordsman and gets plenty of chances to put his money where his mouth is. Enemy pirate crews seem to have top-notch swordsmen often enough that it would fall into [[This Looks Like a Job For Aquaman]] for Zoro if it didn't make a lot of sense. |
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* [[Fullmetal Alchemist|Ling Yao]] fight with Bradley. |
* [[Fullmetal Alchemist|Ling Yao]] fight with Bradley. |
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