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* In ''WebAnimation/DeathBattle'', a couple of fights showcase this, but the ''one'' battle thus far that truly embodies this above all else is ''Franchise/TheFlash'' (Wally West) vs. [[ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComics the Archie Comics version of Sonic]], who take speed to truly reality-breaking levels, including but not limited to: Wally causing the concept of Death itself to die and outrunning the Speed Force (y'know, the source of his powers), and Sonic moving during frozen time through nothing BUT raw speed and scooping water into a ball and throwing it as if it were a solid chunk of matter before the physics of displacement could take effect. [[spoiler:Wally's victory over the blue blur, in spite of the latter's [[StoryBreakerPower ridiculous abilities]] including ''literal'' PlotArmor is treated as an achievement to such]], as noted by Wiz in the analysis:

* ComicStrip/{{Garfield}} [[https://garfield.com/comic/2005/04/01 ate a pizza]] ''before'' it arrived. He has "friends high up in the delivery business".

* ''VisualNovel/UminekoWhenTheyCry'' [=EP6=]. Lambda says that [[spoiler: Bern was originally a piece in a game that the Game Master made {{Unwinnable}}. (Lambda did not explicitly say whether the game was of the [[UnwinnablebyMistake Unwinnable by Mistake]] or the [[UnwinnablebyDesign Unwinnable by Design]] variety.) The Game Master then abandoned Bern as a piece and left her to fend for herself. Bern eventually ended up winning the game anyway]and gained the title of Witch of Miracles. The mentioned game [[EpilepticTrees may or may not have been Higurashi.]] While this does explain her cruelty, it's no excuse for it.]]

* In ''WebAnimation/DeathBattle'', a couple of fights showcase this, but the ''one'' battle thus far that truly embodies this above all else is [[ComicBook/WallyWest Flash]] vs [[ComicBook/SonicTheHedgehogArchieComics the Archie Comics version of Sonic]], who take speed to truly reality-breaking levels, including but not limited to: Wally causing the concept of Death itself to die and outrunning the Speed Force (y'know, the source of his powers), and Sonic moving during frozen time through nothing BUT raw speed and scooping water into a ball and throwing it as if it were a solid chunk of matter before the physics of displacement could take effect. [[spoiler:Wally's victory over the blue blur, in spite of the latter's [[StoryBreakerPower ridiculous abilities]] including ''literal'' PlotArmor is treated as an achievement to such]], as noted by Wiz in the analysis:

* Subverted by the opening chord to Music/TheBeatles' song "A Hard Day's Night." It took more than 40 years for audio analysis technology to reproduce it because the key discovery that some of the sound was not made by a guitar.

* [[http://andersson.elfwood.com/ A series of pics (Several NSFW)]] about a [[SpoonyBard bard]] who seems to be unable [[InterspeciesRomance to keep his pants up]] take it to the illogical extreme in one pic. That the bard has left a bunch of HalfHumanHybrid offspring isn't this. The fact that one of his baby-mamas is [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments a rock]] [[http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-eDzxEr_gjpg/UAc9BXO-MBI/AAAAAAAAAMY/cSSnCNUkR54/s1600/Rock-Bard-Axe.jpg definitely is.]]

** Heracles has three. he's been trapped by [[spoiler: Enkidu, Gilgamesh]]'s chain used to ensnare divine opponents; the more divine the foe, the stronger the chains hold. Since Heracles is a demigod in good standing with the gods (an A-ranked divinity), the chains are impossible to break. When [[spoiler:Ilya is mortally wounded]] he breaks them ([[ShownTheirWork then again, he already broke a chain that not even the gods could break in the myths, so it's nothing new for him]]). Secondly, he [[spoiler:keeps himself manifested with sheer willpower past his own death, [[TearJerker long enough for the blinded, dying Ilya to feel him standing there and die peacefully]]]]. Third... Remember Assassin's impossible technique? In his life, Herakles ''topped it'': when used with an axe-sword, Herakles' Nine Lives is ''nine attacks from nine directions at the same time'', with all the power and speed granted by Herakles' [[SuperStrength unmatched strength]], and when used with bow and arrow it's ''[[UpToEleven one hundred arrow shots]]'' (thankfully, as Berserker he can't do this anymore).

* ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'' said that in some ways at least, he liked ''Film/ProblemChild'', even though it has a 0% on Website/RottenTomatoes, meaning that it would be impossible for a professional critic to like it.
* Similarily, ''WebVideo/TheMysteriousMrEnter'' said ''WesternAnimation/BigMouth'' was one of the worst cartoons ever made in his opinion, even though it has a 100% on Website/RottenTomatoes. It should be impossible for a professional critic to not like it.

* In ''WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut'', when Kenny goes to Hell, there's a sign that says Hell has 900 billion people in it. Not that many people have even existed. Maybe they were counting animals and/or aliens? Even ignoring this, the show said that Mormonism was the right religion. Mormons actually believe that only the truly wicked go to Hell and not because they weren't Mormon. Even if ''that'' wasn't the case, "All About The Mormons" called Mormonism dumb over and over and said it was a ScamReligion. Hell having that many people is absolutely incomprehensible from any perspective.

* In ''WebAnimation/DeathBattle'', a couple of fights showcase this, but the ''one'' battle thus far that truly embodies this above all else is [[ComicBook/WallyWest Flash]] vs [[ComicBook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehog Sonic]], who take speed to truly reality-breaking levels, including but not limited to: Wally causing the concept of Death itself to die and outrunning the Speed Force (y'know, the source of his powers), and Sonic moving during frozen time through nothing BUT raw speed and scooping water into a ball and throwing it as if it were a solid chunk of matter before the physics of displacement could take effect. [[spoiler:Wally's victory over the blue blur, in spite of the latter's [[StoryBreakerPower ridiculous abilities]] including ''literal'' PlotArmor is treated as an achievement to such]], as noted by Wiz in the analysis:

* ''Roleplay/ActiveDuty'': Director Tamlin has the [[BiggerOnTheInside entire Tamlin House]] tattooed onto his body. [[MindScrew Both the inside AND out.]]

** At the end of the ''Fate'' route, where Shirou and Saber were in love, Saber is returned to the moment she was summoned, which is just a few minutes before her death. [[spoiler:She wants to know if she will ever see Shirou again. Merlin says that she will not; the afterlife simply doesn't work that way. However, Merlin says that if she is able to [[IWillWaitForYou wait for Shirou forever]], and [[IWillFindYou Shirou is able to seek her forever]], despite both of them knowing it is impossible, then ''maybe'' there is a chance. After Shirou's eventual death, they are indeed reunited in Avalon.

** At the end of the ''Fate'' route, where Shirou and Saber were in love, Saber is returned to the moment she was summoned, which is just a few minutes before her death. [[spoiler:She wants to know if she will ever see Shirou again. Merlin says that she will not; the afterlife simply doesn't work that way. However, Merlin says that if she is able to [[IWillWaitForYou wait for Shirou forever]], and [[IWillFindYou Shirou is able to seek her forever]], despite both of them knowing it is impossible, then ''maybe'' there is a chance. In the True Ending, after Shirou's eventual death, they are indeed reunited in Avalon. That alone should be impossible, but it's also implied that the version of Shirou Saber gets is the same as the one who becomes Archer, who gave up his afterlife to become a Counter Guardian, meaning there's no way for him to be reunited with Saber. So the PowerOfLove broke the way the afterlife works at least ''three times'']].

* A ''NewspaperComic/{{Peanuts}}'' comic strip has Snoopy about to jump into a pool with Lucy who promptly tells him to stop, and he changes direction midair. Not even ''he'' knows how he did that.

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsonsMovie'', Ned says that Springfield borders [[UsefulNotes/{{Ohio}}]], [[UsefulNotes/{{Nevada}}]], [[UsefulNotes/{{Maine}}]], and [[UsefulNotes/{{Kentucky}}]], a [[WhereTheHellIsSpringfield geographical impossibility.]]

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsonsMovie'', Ned says that Springfield borders [[UsefulNotes/Ohio]], [[UsefulNotes/Nevada]], [[UsefulNotes/Maine]], and [[UsefulNotes/Kentucky]], a [[WhereTheHellIsSpringfield geographical impossibility.]]

* ''WebAnimation/

* In ''WebAnimation/DeathBattle'', a couple of fights showcase this, but the ''one'' battle thus far that truly embodies is [[ComicBook/WallyWest Flash]] vs [[ComicBook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehog Sonic]], who take speed to truly reality-breaking levels, including but not limited to: Wally causing the concept of Death itself to die and outrunning the Speed Force (y'know, the source of his powers), and Sonic moving during frozen time through nothing BUT raw speed and scooping water into a ball and throwing it as if it were a solid chunk of matter before the physics of displacement could take effect. [[spoiler:Wally's victory over the blue blur, in spite of his [[StoryBreakerPower ridiculous abilities]] including ''literal'' PlotArmor is treated as an achievement to such]], as noted by Wiz in the analysis:

* In ''WebAnimation/DeathBattle'', a couple of fights showcase this, but the one battle thus far that truly embodies is [[ComicBook/WallyWest Flash]] vs [[ComicBook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehog Sonic]], who take speed to truly reality-breaking levels, including but not limited to: Wally causing the concept of Death itself to die and outrunning the Speed Force (y'know, the source of his powers), and Sonic moving during frozen time through nothing BUT raw speed and scooping water into a ball and throwing it as if it were a solid chunk of matter before the physics of displacement could take effect. [[spoiler:Wally's victory over the blue blur, in spite of his [[StoryBreakerPower ridiculous abilities]] including ''literal'' PlotArmor is treated as an achievement to such]], as noted by Wiz in the analysis:

* In ''WebAnimation/DeathBattle'', a couple of fights showcase this, but the one battle thus far that truly embodies is [[ComicBook/WallyWest Flash]] vs [[ComicBook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehog Sonic]], who take speed to truly reality-breaking levels. [[spoiler:Wally's victory over the blue blur, in spite of his [[StoryBreakerPower ridiculous abilities]] including ''literal'' PlotArmor is treated as an achievement to such]], as noted by Wiz in the analysis:

** Discussed in ''Machinima/RedVsBlue: Revelation'' episode 19,

** ''Machinima/RedVsBlueTheRecollection'' Part 3: Grif's analysis of his sister surviving being under ice for three hours and coming up both totally fine ''and'' pregnant.