History Main / ExtendoBoxingGlove

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* What is quite possibly the UrExample is seen in [[Creator/BusterKeaton Buster Keaton's]] 1922 silent short ''{{Film/Cops}}''. Buster improvises an ingenious device to signal a left turn with a boxing glove on a pantograph. It works quite well, until he encounters a traffic cop at an intersection, clocking him twice as he makes a u-turn.

* The Joker uses one of these in ''Film/Batman1989''. It goes by quickly, but on closer inspection, it's not so much a gadget he had lying around as a mounted device aimed directly at the television, as if he was just waiting for a reason.
-->'''Joker''': "Batman. Batman! Can somebody tell me what kind of a world we live in when a man dressed as a BAT...gets all my press?"
* Concept art for ''Film/BatmanReturns'' featured [[https://m0vie.files.wordpress.com/2013/02/penguins1.jpg a penguin with one of these in a chest-mounted case.]]

* The first opening sequence for ''Anime/LupinIIIRedJacket'' depicts the title character getting clobbered by one of these gloves on a spring when he tries to jump into bed with Fujiko.

A {{Red Boxing Glove|s}} on a mechanical arm that extends and retracts,[[note]]the kind used in the picture is called a "pantograph"[[/note]] hence the name. Often used for comedic effect.

A {{Red Boxing Glove|s}} on a mechanical arm that extends and retracts,[[note]]the kind used in the picture is called a "pantograph", in case you didn't know[[/note]] hence the name. Often used for comedic effect.

* ''VideoGame/NinjaClowns'': An extendable boxing glove is a weapon that you can find by [[RewardingVandalism wrecking stuff]]. It can be used ten times before you drop it.

* The [[WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor Kids Next Door]] have been seen using weapons with these on occasion. In this case, it's called the [[https://knd.fandom.com/wiki/S.L.U.G.G.U.H. SLUGGUH]].

* The [[WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor Kids Next Door]] have been seen using weapons with these on occasion. In this case, it's called the [[https://knd.wikia.com/wiki/S.L.U.G.G.U.H. SLUGGUH]]

* Another potential item you can get in ''VideoGame/BoardGameOnline''. The Extendo Fist can be fired forwards or backwards 5-7 spaces to knock another player backwards and incapacitate them, if it can't hit anyone it will knock ''[[HoistByHisOwnPetard you]]'' out instead.

* ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'': Wile E. Coyote tried to stun the Road Runner with this in the cartoon, "Beep-Beep".... with [[EpicFail predictable results]].

* ''WesternAnimation/Looney Tunes'': Wile E. Coyote tried to stun the Road Runner with this in the cartoon, "Beep-Beep".... with [[EpicFail predictable results]].

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* Throughout the ''Ape Escape'' series, one of these, called the Magic Punch, is the final tool given to the player in each game.

* What is quite possibly the UrExample is seen in [[Creator/BusterKeaton Buster Keaton's]] 1922 silent short ''[[{{Film/Cops}} Cops.]]'' Buster improvises an ingenious device to signal a left turn with a boxing glove on a pantograph. It works quite well, until he encounters a traffic cop at an intersection, clocking him twice as he makes a u-turn.

* It's also Mike's weapon of choice in ''VideoGame/RockinKats''.

* The [[WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor Kids Next Door]] have been seen using weapons with these on occasion. In this case, it's called the [[https://knd.wikia.com/wiki/S.L.U.G.G.U.H. S.L.U.G.G.U.H]]