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* Fan Geisha from ''VideoGame/BattleRealms'' use these, obviously.
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* Fan Geisha from ''VideoGame/BattleRealms'' use these, obviously.these.
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* ''VideoGame/GodHand'' has these as weapons Gene can pick up, but they aren't that strong compared to, say, a [[DropTheHammer hammer]] or big club.
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* ''VideoGame/GodHand'' has these as weapons Gene can pick up, but they aren't that strong compared to, say, a [[DropTheHammer [[CarryABigStick hammer]] or big club.
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* ''Manga/FateKaleidLinerPrismaIllya'': Chloe Traces a paper fan and smacks Gilgamesh after she and Bazett find that he slept through Illya getting kidnapped and then didn't want to do anything after being told.
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* While it may only be five minutes long, the music video for Music/{{PassCode}}'s song ''Ninja Bomber'' is shot like a (parody of a) samurai film. Near the end, Kaede mows down several armed men by dual-wielding giant paper fans.
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* While it may only be five minutes long, the music video for Music/{{PassCode}}'s song ''Ninja Bomber'' is shot like a (parody of a) samurai film. Near the end, Kaede mows down several armed men by dual-wielding giant paper fans.
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* While it may only be five minutes long, the music video for Music/{{PassCode}}'s song ''Ninja Bomber'' is shot like a (parody of a) samurai film. Near the end, Kaede mows down several armed men by dual-wielding giant paper fans.
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* Papillon of ''VideoGame/LaPucelle'' wields a paper fan as her main weapon and can do pretty good damage with it. This being Creator/NipponIchi, 'pretty good damage' means 'nearly unlimited with enough grinding.'
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* Hilariously enough, UsefulNotes/OdaNobunaga from ''VideoGame/SengokuBasara'', one of the baddest and most feared badasses has a paper fan (like the one in the image) as his [[JokeItem Joke Weapon]].
* Papillon of ''VideoGame/LaPucelle'' wields a paper fan as her main weapon and can do pretty good damage with it. This being Creator/NipponIchi, 'pretty good damage' means 'nearly unlimited with enough grinding.'
* Hilariously enough, UsefulNotes/OdaNobunaga from ''VideoGame/SengokuBasara'', one of the baddest and most feared badasses has a paper fan (like the one in the image) as his [[JokeItem Joke Weapon]].
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* Mondine, the matriarch of the Glady family in ''La Famille Glady'', has a magic fan that can actually ''teleport you through the world'' when she smacks her terraquean globe with it.
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* Mondine, the matriarch of the Glady family in ''La Famille Glady'', ''WestternAnimation/LaFamilleGlady'', has a magic fan that can actually ''teleport you through the world'' when she smacks her terraquean globe with it.
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* In one episode of ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}'' ("The Purr-fect Hero"), Misty convinces the boys to do what she wants by beating them with a fan. Jessie has also been known to use a fan on her [[TerribleTrio Team Rocket]] partners.
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* In one episode of ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}'' ''Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeries'' ("The Purr-fect Hero"), Misty convinces the boys to do what she wants by beating them with a fan. Jessie has also been known to use a fan on her [[TerribleTrio Team Rocket]] partners.
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It's just an ordinary, if large, paper fan -- accordion-pleated white paper, taped at one end to form a handle, but some characters wield them the way others do the dreaded HyperspaceMallet, and get much the same results -- the unfortunate target usually goes rolling down the street from the force of the blow.
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It's just an ordinary, if large, paper fan -- accordion-pleated white paper, taped at one end to form a handle, but some characters wield them the way others do the dreaded HyperspaceMallet, and get much the same results -- the unfortunate target usually [[PunchedAcrossTheRoom goes rolling down the street from the force of the blow.
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* In ''LightNovel/FullMetalPanic!'', Kaname acquires a paper fan from episode 8 and onward, and [[HyperspaceMallet relentlessly whacks Sousuke with it]] in order to teach him how to be a civilized civilian.
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* In ''LightNovel/FullMetalPanic!'', ''Literature/FullMetalPanic!'', Kaname acquires a paper fan from episode 8 and onward, and [[HyperspaceMallet relentlessly whacks Sousuke with it]] in order to teach him how to be a civilized civilian.
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* The primary weapon of Sanada Yukimura in ''LightNovel/SamuraiGirls''. In her Master Samurai form, it even has wind powers.
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* Kosuzu Sakurazaki/Tanpopo of ''LightNovel/{{Dokkoida}}'' is a cute little schoolgirl/alien [[MissionControl mission controller]] who wields a mean paper fan.
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* Kosuzu Sakurazaki/Tanpopo of ''LightNovel/{{Dokkoida}}'' ''Literature/{{Dokkoida}}'' is a cute little schoolgirl/alien [[MissionControl mission controller]] who wields a mean paper fan.
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* In ''Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar'', Ishigami makes fun of Kaguya and Fujiwara's breasts ([[ACupAngst nonexistant]] and [[BuxomIsBetter comically large]] respectively, in his opinion)...while the girls are [[RightBehindMe standing right behind him]]. Fujiwara responds by ''crafting'' a paper fan on the spot, then furiously whacking Ishigami upside the head until she's out of breath.
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* In ''Manga/KaguyaSamaLoveIsWar'', Ishigami makes fun of Kaguya and Fujiwara's breasts ([[ACupAngst nonexistant]] and [[BuxomIsBetter [[BuxomBeautyStandard comically large]] respectively, in his opinion)...while the girls are [[RightBehindMe standing right behind him]]. Fujiwara responds by ''crafting'' a paper fan on the spot, then furiously whacking Ishigami upside the head until she's out of breath.
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* The third ''Manga/CrayoNShinChan'' movvie, ''Crayon Shin-chan: Unkokusai's Ambition''have the Nohara family traveling back to Feudal Era Japan to battle the titular villain, Lord Unkokusai, whose sole weakness is a sacred giant paper fan.
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Sometimes used as a symbol of dubious authority, the paper fan (or ''harisen'' in Japanese) has roots in the Japanese equivalent of vaudeville comedy, particularly of the slapstick variety -- and like an actual [[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/slapstick slap stick]] it makes a lot of noise with little real hurt. It is the tool of a ''tsukkomi'', or "{{straight man}}", of a standard two-man comedy team in [[BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine a kind of routine]] common to the Kansai region called ''[[BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine manzai]]''; it's used to upbraid the other member of the team (the buffoonish ''boke'') when he says or does something foolish. Naturally, this has been carried right over into anime and, being a tradition stemming from the Kansai region, it should be noted that, usually, either the wielder or the target are TheIdiotFromOsaka.
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Sometimes used as a symbol of dubious authority, the paper fan (or ''harisen'' in Japanese) has roots in the Japanese equivalent of vaudeville comedy, particularly of the slapstick {{slapstick}} variety -- and like an actual [[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/slapstick slap stick]] it makes a lot of noise with little real hurt. It is the tool of a ''tsukkomi'', or "{{straight man}}", of a standard two-man comedy team in [[BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine a kind of routine]] common to the Kansai region called ''[[BokeAndTsukkomiRoutine manzai]]''; it's used to upbraid the other member of the team (the buffoonish ''boke'') when he says or does something foolish. Naturally, this has been carried right over into anime and, being a tradition stemming from the Kansai region, it should be noted that, usually, either the wielder or the target are TheIdiotFromOsaka.
