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** Although you can still get this bonus with Ragna even if you get hit, as Ragna can heal himself for an extremely small amount every time he hits with a some attacks (unless it's his Unlimited form). His HP Draining abilities are so weak though, you may as well have not gotten hit.

* In ''[=~Muramasa: The Demon Blade~=]'', winning a battle without losing any HP will earn you a "Completely Unscathed" bonus, which grants you a small extra percentage of experience points.

* Getting one in a Grandia game results in whoever delivered the last blow saying a different victory quote than normal, and in [[GrandiaIII III]], a slight recovery of everyone's SP.

** In ''DanceDanceRevolution'' games starting with ''DDR X'', getting a GREAT! or better on every step causes a green light-up effect at the end with "FULL COMBO" over it and a green circular mark; both the text and the mark are displayed next to your grade. Meanwhile, getting a PERFECT!! or MARVELOUS!! on every step nets you a "PERFECT FULL COMBO!" with a gold flash and a gold mark, and the announcer yells "Perfect Full Combo!" at the Results screen. Previous versions also had various recognitions of such feats:

** In ''DanceDanceRevolution X'', getting a GREAT! or better on every step causes a green light-up effect at the end with "FULL COMBO" over it and a green circular mark; both the text and the mark are displayed next to your grade. Meanwhile, getting a PERFECT!! or MARVELOUS!! on every step nets you a "PERFECT FULL COMBO!" with a gold flash and a gold mark, and the announcer yells "Perfect Full Combo!" at the Results screen. Previous versions also had various recognitions of such feats:
*** Up through DDR 3rd mix, the game would award a [[RankInflation SSS]] grade for a Perfect Full Combo on every step, and the [[AnnouncerChatter announcer]] would say "Oh god! Oh god!" at the Results screen. A Full Combo earned you a or a SS or S depending on your ratio of Perfects. 4th Mix changed this to a AA for a Perfect Full Combo and A for Full Combo. 5th Mix changed it yet again to AAA and AA. DDRMAX (6th Mix) removed the Full Combo requirement for a AA, and the announcer quote for a AAA was changed to "Can I call you a dancing master?" [=SuperNOVA=] had a white swirly effect under your grade for a Full Combo. [=SuperNOVA=] 2 changed to requirement for a AAA to simply 99% of the maximum score, but added the "Perfect Full Combo!!" and gold mark, and a darker yellow mark for Full Combo.
*** [[InTheGroove In The Groove]] can have the following display next to your grade:
**** - "Full Fantastic Combo" with a trophy above it for getting every single step "Fantastic!"
**** - "One Excellent" with a flag above it for getting one "Excellent" and all the rest "Fantastic!"
**** - "Single Digit Excellents" with a plaque above it for getting 2-9 Excellents and all the rest Fantastic
**** - "Full Excellent Combo" with a plaque above it for getting every step Excellent or better
**** - "One Great" with a flag above it for getting one "Great" and all the rest Excellent or better
**** - "Single Digit Greats" with a ribbon above it for getting 2-9 Greats and all the rest Excellent or better
**** - "Full Great Combo" with a ribbon above it for getting every step Great or better
**** All of the above also require that you not drop any hold or roll arrows.
**** In addition, once you're 20% into the song, your combo will glow blue if you're getting all Fantastics, or gold if you're getting all Excellent or better.
** Both [[GuitarFreaks GuitarFreaks]] and [[DrumMania DrumMania]] write "FULL COMBO" over your grade and give you a score bonus for hitting every note with a GOOD or better. A GREAT or better on every note earns you a SS, and all [=PERFECTs=] earn you a SS with "EXCELLENT" in place of the usual Full Combo text.

* At the end of each stage in ''VideoGames/PointBlank'', you get a bonus equal to your shot accuracy * 1,000. If you don't miss a shot, you get an extra 1,000 points. Interestingly, you can get over 100% accuracy (as a result of shooting through a window to another target), but you only get the 1,000-point bonus if you don't miss; if your accuracy is , for instance, 150%, but you miss at all, your accuracy bonus will only be 1,500 instead of 2,500.

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[[caption-width:160:Johnny Cage wins!]]
-->''You win! Perfect!''

* Winning a round of Onslaught, CTF, or Bombing Run in ''UnrealTournament2004'' with no points scored by the other team gives this announcement. In the single player mode, it's an achievement.
** Winning a Warfare round in UnrealTournament3 without taking any damage to your core gets the announcer to say this.

* The ''{{Unreal}}'' series has this. The games don't use a point system, but the announcer will comment on that. The inverse is called "Humilliating Defeat" in 2004.
** Except when you're playing 2004 in single-player mode, where a Flawless Victory is one of the many things which give you money, which you can later use for players, bets, and matches.

* ''BlazBlue'' has "perfect!"

CherryTapping can make the victory both flawless ''and'' humiliating. A NoDamageRun is what happens when you manage to make '''every''' battle a FlawlessVictory.

*** [[InTheGroove]] can have the following display next to your grade:

*** [[In The Groove]] can have the following display next to your grade:

*** [[OneHundredPercenCompletion And there's a trophy for getting every award in the game at least once, including those.]]

** Partially subverted, in that the losing team receives the message [[EpicFail "Flawless Defeat!"]]

* At the end of each stage in ''VideoGame/PointBlank'', you get a bonus equal to your shot accuracy * 1,000. If you don't miss a shot, you get an extra 1,000 points. Interestingly, you can get over 100% accuracy (as a result of shooting through a window to another target), but you only get the 1,000-point bonus if you don't miss; if your accuracy is , for instance, 150%, but you miss at all, your accuracy bonus will only be 1,500 instead of 2,500.

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* Winning a round of Onslaught, CTF, or Bombing Run in ''UnrealTournament 2004'' with no points scored by the other team gives this announcement.

In {{Fighting Game}}s that have you scoring points for finishing a round, earning a FlawlessVictory earns you the most points, and may be a requirement for a specific bonus boss fight. In ''MortalKombat'', earning a Double Flawless Victory and executing your Fatality in the Pit stage without using a Block is necessary for unlocking the [[BonusBoss bonus battle]] with then-secret character Reptile.

* In ''{{Touhou}}'', if you drain a boss's spell card's corresponding section of the boss's LifeMeter without losing lives or bombing, you get a Spell Card Bonus and the spell card is counted as "captured."

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