History Main / MegatonPunch

When it's PervertRevengeMode, compare ArmorPiercingSlap, which this trope is often combined with, or HyperspaceMallet for another option an angry anime girl might try. If they're using a weapon of some sort, they may be a HomeRunHitter instead. Not to be confused with RocketPunch, although it's only a matter of time before the two are combined. May cause a NoseBleed if hit in the face, or if the character is being punched for [[AccidentalPervert seeing his attacker naked]]. If the victim is, in fact, completely and utterly innocent of such things and nothing naughty happened then it's an UnprovokedPervertPayback.

%% In ''VideoGame/{{Solatorobo}}'', Red winds up on the receiving end of a punch from Elh after the second ShowerOfAwkward (the first got him an ArmorPiercingSlap).

** Generation III gives us Meteor Mash, a Steel-Type move stated to be a hard punch fired with the strength of a meteor. If it hits, it has a chance of raising the user's Attack stat by one stage. However, it can only be learned by a handful of Pokémon as of Generation IX.[[note]]Metang, Metagross, Clefairy, Clefable, Jirachi, Riolu (by breeding), and Lucario[[/note]]

** Generation III gives us Meteor Mash, a Steel-Type move stated to be a hard punch fired with the strength of a meteor. If it hits, it has a chance of raising the user's Attack stat by one stage. However, it can only be learned by a handful of Pokémon as of Generation IX.[[note]]Metang, Metagross, Clefairy, Clefable, Jirachi, and Lucario[[/note]]

* ''VideoGame/PokemonRedAndBlue'' has a move called Mega Punch which is literally named [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Megaton Punch]] in Japanese. It involves the user punching the opponent with a super-powerful punch. It has a counterpart named Mega Kick (Megaton Kick) which is more powerful (120 vs 80) and less accurate (75 vs 85).

[[caption-width-right:257:Taaaaaake THAT!]]

* In ''VideoGame/XenobladeChronicles3'', Mio delivers one to the [[FusionDance Interlinked]] O and P, sending the combined Moebius [[BlownAcrossTheRoom flying into a rock]]. While in human form, mind you.

* ''Fanfic/ChildOfTheStorm'': [[LightningBruiser Jean-Paul]] [[SuperSpeed Beaubier]] runs around the world to reach the speed of light, thus making his Megaton Punch carry [[UpToEleven infinite kinetic energy]] when he strikes [[spoiler:Gravemoss]]. The remains of the body are said to have probably reached Jupiter's orbit a minute or so later.

** [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Ganondorf]], being a [[MovesetClone semi-clone]] of Captain Falcon, possesses his own version of the Falcon Punch - named the Warlock Punch. It takes the AwesomeButImpractical aspect of the Falcon Punch UpToEleven - It's even ''slower'', but it hits ''hard'' - '''''really''''' hard. How hard? The "reverse" Warlock Punch is considered to be one of the single most powerful moves in each of the games it appears in, coming very close to OneHitKill potential (if not outright being an OHKO under certain circumstances, such as with [[ComebackMechanic Rage]] in ''4''). It's incredibly hard to hit, as it's even more predictable than the Falcon Punch, but when it does, well...

* In ''VideoGame/KirbySuperStar'' and its remake, Kirby delivers one to King Dedede at the end of Spring Breeze. Taken UpToEleven in an awesome way in the remake exclusive Revenge of the King's final boss, Masked Dedede. Bonus points if you finish him off with Hammer Flip as Hammer Kirby. (Ironically enough, ''Super Star'' also happens to have a minigame ''named'' "Megaton Punch", but that's where the applicability to this trope ends; rather than involving sending anyone into space, the minigame revolves around trying to punch as big of a crack into a stack of cinder blocks as possible, with stronger punches penetrating the planet itself.)

** He [[UpToEleven takes it even further]] with Hearts Boxcars, who gets punched into ''a completely different, outdated calendar''.

'''Aqua''': [[SuddenlyShouting VIOLENCE!!!\\]]

!!Examples:

[[folder:Anime and Manga]]
* ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'': [[TheLadette Kukaku Shiba]], when Ichigo and Ganju [[DisproportionateRetribution broke her pipe]] while fighting. With a bit of PlayingWithFire and GroundPound in it to boot.
* PlayedForLaughs in ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'' when Krillin asks Goku to punch him so he can get a sense of how strong he had gotten. After confirming multiple times that [[MyGodYouAreSerious he REALLY wants this]], Goku obliges with a ''[[DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength light punch]]'' that sends Krillin flying through a forest, knocking down multiple trees, through multiple houses, and into a mountain a long ways away.
* ''Anime/DuelMasters'':
** Rekuta. In the American dub, at least, he would be sent flying into the sky when he was so much as clipped by someone's bike.
** Though it would normally follow a cry of "TODOMEDA!" from Shobu.
* ''Anime/FZeroGPLegend'' provides an interesting subversion of this trope: [[spoiler:in a TakingYouWithMe HeroicSacrifice,]] Captain Falcon performs his signature attack, the Falcon Punch, on Black Shadow, [[spoiler:moments before the latter's Dark Reactor overloads,]] causing an explosion comparable in size to ''one-eighth'' of the galaxy. Due to the way the entire scene is framed, however, MemeticMutation often portrays the explosion as being caused by the Falcon Punch by removing all traces of context. [[LampshadeHanging Even the spoiler tags for this example do this.]]
* Subverted in ''LightNovel/FullMetalPanic''. Chidori hits Sagara, then the camera suddenly changes to the sky with a big contrail. This gives the impression that Sagara himself just left the contrail while crossing the atmosphere.
* ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'': Any time Ed or Al says something stupid to [[BadassTeacher Izumi]] they ''will'' be sent flying.
* In ''Manga/FushigiYuugi'', the Nyan Nyan girls (Taiitsukun's assistants) often ended up in the receiving end of these when they seriously screwed up.
* ''[[VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry Higurashi Rei]]'': Happens in the 5th episode where Keiichi gets punched into [[UpToEleven intergalactic space]] by Rena. The following punches to the rest of the cast, while not as extreme, also fit this trope.
* In ''Manga/HunterXHunter'': Greed Island, Bisquit punches Killua this way whenever he makes a reference to her actual age.
%%* ''Anime/TheIdolMaster'': The Futami twins apply a punch on the Producer, calling it by name.
* In ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind'', the BigBad [[spoiler: Diavolo's stand]] King Crimson allows him to finish fights with ''one'' well-aimed punch, which is usually fatal, unlike most heroes and villains using RapidFireFisticuffs. Just ask [[spoiler: Bruno, Abbacchio and Spice Girl]].
* ''Manga/LoveHina'' often used surprisingly-involved animation for these. Its frequent use by Naru Narusegawa means this trope is also sometimes known as the "Naru Punch". Again, didn't happen as often or as dramatically in the manga, but much more frequently than in ''Manga/RanmaOneHalf''.
** In the first episode, Naru somehow manages to deliver the Megaton Punch... ''from the ground-level hot spring, up to the balcony where Keitaro was standing, two floors up, without her feet leaving the ground''. As he flies off, Keitaro [[LampshadeHanging begs to know how she reached that far]].
** In the manga Motoko does a literal HomeRunHitter, so mangaverse Naru's Megaton Punches might be literal as well.
** Then there's the scene where a nerd-disguised Naru punches Keitaro [[PunchedAcrossTheRoom through a corridor]] with him [[PinballGag bouncing off the walls and one doorframe]] (while every bystander just watches and stares without getting bowled over by him) before coming to a smashing halt at a closed door, one of many scenes that earned Keitaro his reputation of being ''[[MadeOfIron immortal]]''.
* In ''Anime/MagicalProjectS'', Ramia frequently does this to her little brother Rumiya to send him to Earth.
* ''Manga/MyBrideIsAMermaid'' has San's "Mermaid Voice", which isn't a literal punch but functions the same way.
* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'':
** In the anime version, Sakura does this to Naruto in Shippuuden when he's being particularly perverted. In one omake, she punches him so hard that Kakashi states that [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall she got a new distance record]], which is ''387 meters (nearly 1300 feet)''. {{Justified}} in that she has [[EnhancedPunch chakra-augmented punches]].
** In ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'', Tsunade can do this with a flick from her finger.
* The "Naru Punch" makes a cameo in Creator/KenAkamatsu's other work ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi'', following a ThanksForTheMammary moment during Asuna's practice date with aged-up Negi.
** Asuna also delivers a Megaton Punch to Jack Rakan, knocking him off of a FloatingContinent. He [[NighInvulnerable reappears right behind her, completely unharmed.]] [[RuleOfFunny Somehow.]]
** It turns out that Negi's mother [[spoiler:Princess Arika]] did this a lot to Nagi.
** Anya also did these several times to Negi... until he decided not to let her and reality ensued, showing him to be ''far'' too strong for her to be able to hit him otherwise.
* ''Manga/OnePiece'': Luffy often receives these sorts of blows from his crew in reaction to his stupidity. A reader pointed out that Luffy's rubber body should make such a thing impossible, and WordOfGod claimed the damage was more [[ItRunsOnNonsensoleum emotional than physical]]. Then later on Garp appeared and struck Luffy, claiming a Fist of Love can't be blocked.
* ''Manga/OnePunchMan'': Saitama often pulls these off when he's ''holding back more than ever'' to avoid killing a person. It's either smacking them to the ground so hard they leave their grin imprinted in the concrete, sending them flying into the sky, two with one punch, or simply sending them halfway through town. Again, this is when he holds back a ''lot'': Any less, and SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome in a rain of LudicrousGibs.
* This also happens in ''Anime/PantyAndStockingWithGarterbelt'', in the episode, Catfight Club, when he tells the Anarchy sisters to get along, they reply by just punching him in the face, giving him a nosebleed and resulting in him falling to the ground.
* ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'': Even though it is not necessarily a punch (at least most of the time), Team Rocket always ends up flying into orbit by Pikachu's Thunderbolt (Team Rocket's blasting off agaaaaaaaain!...*[[ATwinkleInTheSky ting!]]*), even if the attacks that sent them weren't necessarily that powerful.
* ''Manga/RanmaOneHalf'':
** Akane Tendo (and most of the other female martial artists) in the anime adaptation. Not so much in the manga, but then the anime tended to exaggerate ''everything''.
** Also, Megaton Kicks are just as common as Megaton Punches. Sometimes the target even has time to muse on the current state of affairs and smooth out their clothing while sailing peacefully through the air.
* ''Anime/SaberMarionetteJ'': Lime and the other marionettes frequently belt their annoying neighbor so hard he [[ATwinkleInTheSky vanishes into the distance.]]
* In ''VideoGame/SengokuBasara'', especially in the Heroes expansion, Takeda Shingen pulls this off and sent Sanada Yukimura flying. ''"OYAKATA-SAMAAAAA!!!!!"''
** In the anime adaptation, he did it again to Fuuma Kotarou, but since the way to the sky was obstructed by a castle, he crashed there, leaving quite a hole. Also later, his Megaton Punch catches [[PlayingWithFire on fire]] and turns Hojo Ujimasa into a [[{{Pun}} twinkle in the ash]].
* ''Manga/SoulEater'':
** [[spoiler:Maka receives one from Black*Star of all people.]] It ''was'' her suggestion, in order to make up after arguing with him, thus making it an inverted example.
** Though it's technically a chop, not a punch, [[GrimReaper Shinigami-sama's]] SHINIGAMI CHOP always leaves a huge bump on someone's head... and a crater in the ground [[LetsGetDangerous when he's serious]]
** Maka herself often dishes these out as well, albeit using a book. "MAKA CHOP!"
* Ran from ''Manga/SuperGals'' does this a number of times to multiple characters when the fights are comical.
* ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'': One episode of ''Tenchi in Tokyo'' featured Amagasaki continually trying to talk to Tenchi and Sakuya, only to be attacked by the spirit of a female wrestler. While the wrestler used a different move every time, the result was always the same shot of Amagasaki flying off into the distant city, even when he was ''inside''.
* ''Anime/TengenToppaGurrenLagann'': The Arc-Gurren Lagann's Burst Spinning Punch punches the target so hard they ''hit nothing'', and shatter it, before being sent to the other end of space-time.
%%** When Simon is about to get crushed by two enemy Gunmen in episode two, after a DynamicEntry DivingKick, Kamina proceeds to give the two a punch.
%%---> '''Kamina''': HANDS-OFF-MY-BELOVED-LITTLE-BROTHER-PUUUUUUNCH!!!
* In ''Manga/TonaGura'', both Kazuki Arisaka and Marie Kagura, albeit through use of her paint-ball gun, can knock Yuuji Kagura clean across a room. Very very rarely, he can even become ATwinkleInTheSky. Subverted at least once, when Marie was about to punish GenkiGirl Nina Isokawa. Yuuji effortlessly disarms her, and only gives her weaponry back when he shames his younger sister into attacking only him. FridgeLogic or RuleOfFunny? You decide.
[[/folder]]

'''Aqua''': [[SuddenlyShouting VIOLENCE!!!]]\\

* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': In the anime version, Sakura does this to Naruto in Shippuuden when he's being particularly perverted. In one omake, she punches him so hard that Kakashi states that [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall she got a new distance record]], which is ''387 meters (nearly 1300 feet)''. {{Justified}} in that she has [[EnhancedPunch chakra-augmented punches]].

* Justified in ''Literature/BewareOfChicken'' by Jin being a cultivator with access to immense quantities of {{qi}}. His target [[spoiler:Lu Ban]] simply ''vanishes'' from sight, but is later revealed to have flown hundreds of kilometres and crashed into a mountain, causing a rockslide.

* In ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' [[TheLadette Kukaku Shiba]], when Ichigo and Ganju [[DisproportionateRetribution broke her pipe]] while fighting. With a bit of PlayingWithFire and GroundPound in it to boot.

* Subverted in ''Lightnovel/FullMetalPanic''. Chidori hits Sagara, then the camera suddenly changes to the sky with a big contrail. This gives the impression that Sagara himself just left the contrail while crossing the atmosphere.

* ''Anime/FZeroGPLegend'' provides an interesting subversion of this trope: [[spoiler:in a TakingYouWithMe HeroicSacrifice,]] Captain Falcon performs his signature attack, the Falcon Punch, on Black Shadow, [[spoiler:moments before the latter's Dark Reactor overloads,]] causing an explosion comparable in size to ''one-eighth'' of the galaxy. Due to the way the entire scene is framed, however, MemeticMutation often portrays the explosion as being caused by the Falcon Punch by removing all traces of context. [[LampshadeHanging Even the spoiler tags for this example do this.]]
* Happens in the 5th episode of ''[[VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry Higurashi Rei]]'', where Keiichi gets punched into [[UpToEleven intergalactic space]] by Rena. The following punches to the rest of the cast, while not as extreme, also fit this trope.

%% ''Anime/TheIdolMaster'': The Futami twins apply a punch on the Producer, calling it by name.

* In the anime version of ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'', Sakura does this to Naruto in Shippuuden when he's being particularly perverted. In one omake she punches him so hard that Kakashi states that [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall she got a new distance record]], which is ''387 meters (nearly 1300 feet)''. {{Justified}} in that she has [[EnhancedPunch chakra-augmented punches]].

* In ''Manga/OnePiece'': Luffy often receives these sorts of blows from his crew in reaction to his stupidity. A reader pointed out that Luffy's rubber body should make such a thing impossible, and WordOfGod claimed the damage was more [[ItRunsOnNonsensoleum emotional than physical]]. Then later on Garp appeared and struck Luffy, claiming a Fist of Love can't be blocked.
* The titular ''Manga/OnePunchMan'', Saitama, often pulls these off when he's ''holding back more than ever'' to avoid killing a person. It's either smacking them to the ground so hard they leave their grin imprinted in the concrete, sending them flying into the sky, two with one punch, or simply sending them halfway through town. Again, this is when he holds back a ''lot'': Any less, and SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome in a rain of LudicrousGibs.

* Even though it is not necessarily a punch (at least most of the time), Team Rocket on the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' series always ends up flying into orbit (Team Rocket's blasting off agaaaaaaaain!...*[[ATwinkleInTheSky ting!]]*), even if the attacks that sent them weren't necessarily that powerful.

* Lime and the other marionettes in ''Anime/SaberMarionetteJ'' and its sequels frequently belt their annoying neighbor so hard he [[ATwinkleInTheSky vanishes into the distance.]]

* In an episode of ''Manga/SoulEater'',

%%When Simon is about to get crushed by two enemy Gunmen in episode two, after a DynamicEntry DivingKick, Kamina proceeds to give the two a punch.

* Pick a ''WesternAnimation/{{Popeye}}'' cartoon, and half the time, after pummeling the bad guy into a bruised, battered shell of a man (or woman... or alien...), Popeye will deliver one last, huge punch, often with [[RuleOfFunny humorous results]] upon landing.
* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheAngryBeavers'', Dag picks on his brother everyday until finally, Norbert gets so furious he literally punches Dag into last week...[[GroundhogDayLoop repeatedly]]. Finally, Dag ends up making him promise not to do it again, then accidentally ruins the end of his movie by spoiling the ending. Norbert keeps his word and doesn't punch him into last week. Instead... well, this quote will explain it.

* Lars from ''WesternAnimation/RocketPower'' has received one from Mackenzie in "Lost and Found".

* Connie from ''WesternAnimation/{{Doug}}'' dishes one to Roger at the end of "Doug Throws a Party", knocking the wind out of the bully.
* In WebVideo/SuperMarioLogan, Bowser, Chef Pee Pee and Bowser Junior all get this when they go to their favourite place ever... PUNCH-IN-THE-FACE-A-THON!
* Ed Bighead from ''WesternAnimation/RockosModernLife'' gets one from a bear in "Cabin Fever". The impact causes all of his teeth to fall out.
* This is the special superpower of the Tiger Miraculous in ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug'', Clout, as used by [[spoiler: Juleka Couffaine when she becomes Purple Tigress in channeling all her frustration about her arguing parents into a punch that sends both of their akumatized forms into the stratosphere]].
%%* Big Macintosh performs one in [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E3LessonZero "Lesson Zero"]] of ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''.
* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague Unlimited'': In the series finale, [[spoiler:Superman does this to [[BigBad Darkseid]] repeatedly after his NoMoreHoldingBackSpeech.]]
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Kaeloo}}'': Bad Kaeloo does this quite often, with the usual victims being Mr. cat or Stumpy.

* In an episode of ''Manga/SoulEater'',
** [[spoiler:Maka receives one from Black*Star of all people.]] It ''was'' her suggestion, in order to make up after arguing with him, thus making it an inverted example.
** Though it's technically a chop, not a punch, [[GrimReaper Shinigami-sama's]] SHINIGAMI CHOP always leaves a huge bump on someone's head... and a crater in the ground [[LetsGetDangerous when he's serious]]
** Maka herself often dishes these out as well, albeit using a book. "MAKA CHOP!"
* Lime and the other marionettes in ''Anime/SaberMarionetteJ'' and its sequels frequently belt their annoying neighbor so hard he [[ATwinkleInTheSky vanishes into the distance.]]
* ''Manga/RanmaOneHalf'':
** Akane Tendo (and most of the other female martial artists) in the anime adaptation. Not so much in the manga, but then the anime tended to exaggerate ''everything''.
** Also, Megaton Kicks are just as common as Megaton Punches. Sometimes the target even has time to muse on the current state of affairs and smooth out their clothing while sailing peacefully through the air.
* ''Anime/DuelMasters'':
** Rekuta. In the American dub, at least, he would be sent flying into the sky when he was so much as clipped by someone's bike.
** Though it would normally follow a cry of "TODOMEDA!" from Shobu.
* Even though it is not necessarily a punch (at least most of the time), Team Rocket on the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' series always ends up flying into orbit (Team Rocket's blasting off agaaaaaaaain!...*[[ATwinkleInTheSky ting!]]*), even if the attacks that sent them weren't necessarily that powerful.

* ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'': One episode of ''Tenchi in Tokyo'' featured Amagasaki continually trying to talk to Tenchi and Sakuya, only to be attacked by the spirit of a female wrestler. While the wrestler used a different move every time, the result was always the same shot of Amagasaki flying off into the distant city, even when he was ''inside''.
* In ''Anime/MagicalProjectS'', Ramia frequently does this to her little brother Rumiya to send him to Earth.
* Subverted in ''Lightnovel/FullMetalPanic''. Chidori hits Sagara, then the camera suddenly changes to the sky with a big contrail. This gives the impression that Sagara himself just left the contrail while crossing the atmosphere.

* In the anime version of ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'', Sakura does this to Naruto in Shippuuden when he's being particularly perverted. In one omake she punches him so hard that Kakashi states that [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall she got a new distance record]], which is ''387 meters (nearly 1300 feet)''. {{Justified}} in that she has [[EnhancedPunch chakra-augmented punches]].
* In ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' [[TheLadette Kukaku Shiba]], when Ichigo and Ganju [[DisproportionateRetribution broke her pipe]] while fighting. With a bit of PlayingWithFire and GroundPound in it to boot.
* In ''Manga/HunterXHunter'': Greed Island, Bisquit punches Killua this way whenever he makes a reference to her actual age.
* In ''Manga/FushigiYuugi'', the Nyan Nyan girls (Taiitsukun's assistants) often ended up in the receiving end of these when they seriously screwed up.
* In ''Manga/TonaGura'', both Kazuki Arisaka and Marie Kagura, albeit through use of her paint-ball gun, can knock Yuuji Kagura clean across a room. Very very rarely, he can even become ATwinkleInTheSky. Subverted at least once, when Marie was about to punish GenkiGirl Nina Isokawa. Yuuji effortlessly disarms her, and only gives her weaponry back when he shames his younger sister into attacking only him. FridgeLogic or RuleOfFunny? You decide.
* ''Manga/MyBrideIsAMermaid'' has San's "Mermaid Voice", which isn't a literal punch but functions the same way.
* Happens in the 5th episode of ''[[VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry Higurashi Rei]]'', where Keiichi gets punched into [[UpToEleven intergalactic space]] by Rena. The following punches to the rest of the cast, while not as extreme, also fit this trope.

* ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'': Any time Ed or Al says something stupid to [[BadassTeacher Izumi]] they ''will'' be sent flying.
%% ''Anime/TheIdolMaster'': The Futami twins apply a punch on the Producer, calling it by name.
* In ''Manga/OnePiece'': Luffy often receives these sorts of blows from his crew in reaction to his stupidity. A reader pointed out that Luffy's rubber body should make such a thing impossible, and WordOfGod claimed the damage was more [[ItRunsOnNonsensoleum emotional than physical]]. Then later on Garp appeared and struck Luffy, claiming a Fist of Love can't be blocked.
* The titular ''Manga/OnePunchMan'', Saitama, often pulls these off when he's ''holding back more than ever'' to avoid killing a person. It's either smacking them to the ground so hard they leave their grin imprinted in the concrete, sending them flying into the sky, two with one punch, or simply sending them halfway through town. Again, this is when he holds back a ''lot'': Any less, and SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome in a rain of LudicrousGibs.
* This also happens in ''Anime/PantyAndStockingWithGarterbelt'', in the episode, Catfight Club, when he tells the Anarchy sisters to get along, they reply by just punching him in the face, giving him a nosebleed and resulting in him falling to the ground.

** Final boss of ''VideoGame/TalesOfXillia2'' has his Absolute Fist Mystic Arte, that basically boils down to "punch enemy really hard". It's the single most damaging attack in the game, with its damage almost always exceeding player character's [=HP=] {{Cap}}, and outdamaging even WaveMotionGun, fired by PhysicalGod.
** Eizen from ''VideoGame/TalesOfBerseria'' has his third Mystic Arte, Venom Strike, that reduces enemy to ATwinkleInTheSky.

* In ''Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureVentoAureo'', the BigBad [[spoiler: Diavolo's stand]] King Crimson allows him to finish fights with ''one'' well-aimed punch, which is usually fatal, unlike most heroes and villains using RapidFireFisticuffs. Just ask [[spoiler: Bruno, Abbacchio and Spice Girl]].

** Parodied in one of the tie-in books, which features a two-page ad for TIA's own airline, Cebollazo Tours, that actually runs on Megaton Punches. The advert even details which {{Berserk Button}}s you have to pushed to be punched or kicked into some of the destinations.

* ''VideoGame/SuperBomberman R'': Aqua Bomber, of all people, does this to both [[spoiler: her brother Red and the Dastardly Bomber Magnet Bomber at the end of the Planet Technopolis boss battle when the latter hits her for telling him to stop fighting, because he clearly isn't done. [[BerserkButton That pisses her off.]] Poor Red has to go through the trouble of both trying to calm her down and actually ''begging'' Magnet Bomber to apologize, much to the latter's confusion. It doesn't work.]]
---> '''Red''': H-Hey, wait! I wouldn’t do that if I were you…\\

[[spoiler: Black even makes a statement that when she's mad, you're ''fucked.''[[note]] Actually, what he said was that she's "scarier than anyone when she's angry", but still.[[/note]] ]] And this is when you consider that normally, she ''hates violence.'' Another thing to note would be that she'd become this violent to begin with if she gets angry.