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* Inazuma of ''Manga/OnePiece'' can do this, and more justified than most examples due to it being a product of his specific powers than being a feat of strength. Those powers involve being able to create scissors from his body and, after using them to cut up something, manipulate that cut material as though it were paper, even if it's something like a stone floor that normally couldn't be moved that way.
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'': Inazuma of ''Manga/OnePiece'' can do this, and more justified than most examples due to it being a product of his specific powers than being a feat of strength. Those powers involve being able to create scissors from his body and, after using them to cut up something, manipulate that cut material as though it were paper, even if it's something like a stone floor that normally couldn't be moved that way.
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* Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} has done this sometimes. [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/crisis_on_infinite_earths_007_036.jpg One of those times]] happened during her battle against the Anti-Monitor in ''Comicbook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths'' #7.
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* ''Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}'': Supergirl has done this sometimes. [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/crisis_on_infinite_earths_007_036.jpg One of those times]] happened during her battle against the Anti-Monitor in ''Comicbook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths'' #7.
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* In the first appearance of Creator/MarvelComics's most famous {{Kaiju}}, the Chinese dragon Fin Fang Foom, Fin attacks a bunch of Chinese soldiers by grabbing up a chunk of the Great Wall of China and snapping it like a whip. This makes no sense but is [[RuleOfCool totally awesome.]]
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* In ''ComicBook/StrangeTales'': Issue #89, the first appearance of Creator/MarvelComics's most famous {{Kaiju}}, the Chinese alien dragon [[ComicBook/IronMan Fin Fang Foom, Foom]], Fin attacks a bunch of Chinese soldiers by grabbing up a chunk of the Great Wall of China and snapping it like a whip. This makes no sense but is [[RuleOfCool totally awesome.]]
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* Both Comicbook/{{Superman}} and {{ComicBook/Darkseid}} try this trick against one another: the former in ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'', the latter in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueUnlimited''.
** Superman hit Comicbook/{{Captain Atom}} with one of these in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueUnlimited''.
* Both Comicbook/{{Superman}} and {{ComicBook/Darkseid}} try this trick against one another: the former in ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'', the latter in ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueUnlimited''.
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* Inazuma of ''OnePiece'' can do this, and more justified than most examples due to it being a product of his specific powers than being a feat of strength. Those powers involve being able to create scissors from his body and, after using them to cut up something, manipulate that cut material as though it were paper, even if it's something like a stone floor that normally couldn't be moved that way.
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* Inazuma of ''OnePiece'' ''Manga/OnePiece'' can do this, and more justified than most examples due to it being a product of his specific powers than being a feat of strength. Those powers involve being able to create scissors from his body and, after using them to cut up something, manipulate that cut material as though it were paper, even if it's something like a stone floor that normally couldn't be moved that way.
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* In the ''SpaceAce'' cartoon, in one part of the episode "Wanted Dexter," Dexter is locked in the prison and notices [[EvilTwin Baby Face Nerks]] with Kimmy, and tries to get the sheriff's attention with no success. So, Dexter throws the mug at the blaster, causing it to fall to the floor. Then Dexter grabs the rug and says, "Come on blaster. Come to Dexter." And then he proceeds to pull the rug so hard that it creates a shockwave that sends the sheriff flying and Dexter gets the blaster and , after engergizing, escapes the prison.
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* In the ''SpaceAce'' ''VideoGame/SpaceAce'' cartoon, in one part of the episode "Wanted Dexter," Dexter is locked in the prison and notices [[EvilTwin Baby Face Nerks]] with Kimmy, and tries to get the sheriff's attention with no success. So, Dexter throws the mug at the blaster, causing it to fall to the floor. Then Dexter grabs the rug and says, "Come on blaster. Come to Dexter." And then he proceeds to pull the rug so hard that it creates a shockwave that sends the sheriff flying and Dexter gets the blaster and , after engergizing, escapes the prison.
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While visually stunning, this is impractical. Even if it's secured by rebars or other metal, rock just doesn't have the flexibility needed to flex in such a manner, and it's usually solid rock or concrete these brutes latch onto; ever try to grab a handful of dirt and not have it break up in your hands? Unless it's permafrosted or solidified into some kind of clay, it's impossible, but these bruisers don't have that problem. Then again, they're mighty enough to ignore the laws of physics, anyway.
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While visually stunning, this is impractical. Even if it's secured by rebars or other metal, rock just doesn't have the flexibility needed to flex in such a manner, and it's usually solid rock or concrete these brutes latch onto; ever try to grab a handful of dirt and not have it break up in your hands? Unless it's permafrosted or solidified into some kind of clay, it's impossible, but these bruisers don't have that problem. Then again, they're mighty enough to ignore the laws of physics, anyway.
anyway. Or they may possess [[DishingOutDirt earth powers]].
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* In the first appearance of MarvelComics's Creator/MarvelComics's most famous {{Kaiju}}, the Chinese dragon Fin Fang Foom, Fin attacks a bunch of Chinese soldiers by grabbing up a chunk of the Great Wall of China and snapping it like a whip. This makes no sense but is [[RuleOfCool totally awesome.]]
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* Rask from ''VideoGame/AtlasReactor'' has a move called 'upheaval' that does this. It's unique amongst the game's forced movement attacks in that it tosses foes away from him instead of [[YouWillNotEvadeMe pulling them to him]].
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* Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} has done this sometimes. [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/crisis_on_infinite_earths_007_036.jpg One of those times]] happened during her battle against the Anti-Monitor in ''Comicbook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths'' #7.
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** Superman hit Comicbook/{{Captain Atom}} with one of these in ''JusticeLeagueUnlimited''.
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* Both Comicbook/{{Superman}} and {{ComicBook/Darkseid}} try this trick against one another: the former in ''SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'', the latter in ''JusticeLeagueUnlimited''.
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* Pulled off on a regular basis in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' by earthbenders, who can give earth and rocks whatever conststency they want. [[spoiler:Toph]] neutralizes and entire group of metalbenders this way in ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra''.
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* Inazuma of ''OnePiece'' can do this, and more justified than most examples due to it being a product of his specific powers than being a feat of strength. Those powers involve being able to create scissors from his body and, after using them to cut up something, manipulate that cut material as though it were paper, even if it's something like a stone floor that normally couldn't be moved that way.
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* In the first appearance of MarvelComics's most famous {{Kaiju}}, the Chinese dragon Fin Fang Foom, Fin attacks a bunch of Chinese soldiers by grabbing up a chunk of the Great Wall of China and snapping it like a whip. This makes no sense but is [[RuleOfCool totally awesome.]]
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* Both Comicbook/{{Superman}} and {{Darkseid}} try this trick against one another: the former in ''SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'', the latter in ''JusticeLeagueUnlimited''.
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* In the first appearance of MarvelComics's most famous {{Kaiju}}, the Chinese dragon Fin Fang Foom, Fin attacks a bunch of Chinese soldiers by grabbing up a chunk of the Great Wall of China and snapping it like a whip. This makes no sense but is [[RuleOfCool totally awesome.]]
** Superman hit Comicbook/{{Captain Atom}} with one of these in ''JusticeLeagueUnlimited''.
* In the first appearance of MarvelComics's most famous {{Kaiju}}, the Chinese dragon Fin Fang Foom, Fin attacks a bunch of Chinese soldiers by grabbing up a chunk of the Great Wall of China and snapping it like a whip. This makes no sense but is [[RuleOfCool totally awesome.]]
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* This is one of the [[Comicbook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk's]] special moves in any [[VideoGame/MarvelSuperHeroes Capcom]] [[MarvelVsCapcom fighting game]] he's in.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/AdventuresOfSonicTheHedgehog'' episode where Robotnik obtains FlyingBrick superpowers, he demonstrates them to the heroes exactly this way.