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* John Silver in Disney's ''Disney/TreasurePlanet''
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* John Silver in Disney's ''Disney/TreasurePlanet''
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** In this case, it's a Right Hand of Doom because the pilot is TheSouthpaw: the design of the radiation arm renders it unsuitable for any task ''except'' grabbing opponents and frying them, so it was installed on the pilot's non-dominant side.
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** In this case, it's a Right Hand of Doom because the pilot is TheSouthpaw: left handed: the design of the radiation arm renders it unsuitable for any task ''except'' grabbing opponents and frying them, so it was installed on the pilot's non-dominant side.
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** The [[FunWithAcronyms T-A.L.O.S]] from ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilTheUmbrellaChronicles'' has a human-like right arm, used to aim and fire a shoulder-mounted multiple homing rocket launcher, and a much larger and more inhuman left-arm that reaches down to the ground, ape-fashion, and serves as a brace. Subverted when it goes OneWingedAngel, in which its arms become symmetrical monstrous sets of talons.
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Expanding upon the Resident Evil examples, which are a lot more prolific than was originally explained.
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* Krauser's OneWingedAngel form in ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil4'' has a huge arm that can be used as a weapon or shield.
** In ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil2'' and ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilTheDarksideChronicles'', G-Virus-infected William Birkin's first and second stage mutations give him an increasingly monstrous right arm before his third stage mutation balances him out.
** In ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil2'' and ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilTheDarksideChronicles'', G-Virus-infected William Birkin's first and second stage mutations give him an increasingly monstrous right arm before his third stage mutation balances him out.
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* Krauser's OneWingedAngel form This is a recurring design element for B.O.Ws in ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil4'' the ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil'' series.
** All the way back to the original ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil1'', the T-002 Tyrant has ahuge right arm that can be that's human, and a left arm that's a twisted claw with elongated, asymmetrical talons.
** A variant of the T-002's design is also, understandably, usedas a weapon or shield.
on the T-001 Proto-Tyrant in ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil0''.
**In ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil2'' and ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilTheDarksideChronicles'', G-Virus-infected William Birkin's first and second stage mutations give him in ''''VideoGame/ResidentEvil2'' both have an increasingly monstrous overgrown right arm, although he gets balanced out in his third mutation. In the first mutation, it's simply an overly long arm with a massive eyeball [[EyesDoNotBelongThere growing out of the shoulder]], with the second mutation causing it to swell and bloat into a meaty, malformed claw adorned with razor-sharp talons. In the [[VideoGame/ResidentEvil2Remake 2019 remake]], the first mutation's arm is more visibly swollen and twisted, so it looks closer to his second form's arm.
** It's subtle enough to be easily missed if you're not paying attention, but the Hunter Beta in ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil3'' and its [[VideoGame/ResidentEvil3Remake 2020 remake]] has a much larger left arm and hand than it does a right one.
** Taken to an extreme in ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilCodeVeronica'', where the Bandersnatch has ''no'' left arm at all, but its right armbefore has grown into a rubbery, elastic tentacle-like appendage.
** In ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil4'', Jack Krauser's OneWingedAngel form consists of mutating histhird stage damaged left arm into a bladed tentacle that he can use as a weapon or a shield.
** In ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil5'', Wesker's final mutationbalances him out. turns his right arm into a massive flail made up of jagged metal shards held together by the writhing black worms of Uroboros.
** In ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil6'', the Ustanak's missing right arm is replaced by a set of modular yet invariably oversized and deadly-looking cybernetic prosthetics.
** All the way back to the original ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil1'', the T-002 Tyrant has a
** A variant of the T-002's design is also, understandably, used
**
** It's subtle enough to be easily missed if you're not paying attention, but the Hunter Beta in ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil3'' and its [[VideoGame/ResidentEvil3Remake 2020 remake]] has a much larger left arm and hand than it does a right one.
** Taken to an extreme in ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilCodeVeronica'', where the Bandersnatch has ''no'' left arm at all, but its right arm
** In ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil4'', Jack Krauser's OneWingedAngel form consists of mutating his
** In ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil5'', Wesker's final mutation
** In ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil6'', the Ustanak's missing right arm is replaced by a set of modular yet invariably oversized and deadly-looking cybernetic prosthetics.
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* The titular weapon of ''Manga/BusouRenkin'''s Homunculus Kinjou is a gauntlet on the right arm. One of its abilities is to absorb particles from the air to grow to enormous sizes.
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* The titular weapon of ''Manga/BusouRenkin'''s ''Manga/BusoRenkin'''s Homunculus Kinjou is a gauntlet on the right arm. One of its abilities is to absorb particles from the air to grow to enormous sizes.
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-->-- '''American Soldier''', ''Film/{{Hellboy}}''
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-->-- '''American Soldier''', ''Film/{{Hellboy}}''
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* In the ''Videogame/DevilMayCry'' series, Nero's Devil Bringer is a demonic right arm that while isn't particularly large by itself projects a massive ghostly claw when he uses it to grab enemies. In ''Videogame/DevilMayCry5'' the Devil Bringer gets cut off early on, forcing him to rely on cybernetic arms, with the Buster Arm in particular being the largest and bulkiest-looking.
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* Capcom adores this trope. ''VideoGame/GodHand'', ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry 4'', ''VideoGame/BionicCommando'', ''VideoGame/MegaMan''...
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* While not massive, ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry 4'' protagonist Nero has a demonic right hand called the "Devil Bringer" that runs up the length of his entire right forearm. It imbues him with massive strength and the ability to project a demonic hand at almost any range, latching onto faraway objects or enemies and pulling himself/them in. It also allows him to store the Yamato, the key to unlocking his Devil Trigger. He loses this limb in ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry5'', however, and has it replaced with an {{artificial limb|s}} that can do many of the same things and more.
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* In ''Series/MadnessCombat'', after getting revived with the magnification chamber, Hank gains a large crustacean tentacle (which later morphs into an actual hand) in place of his right arm.
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* In ''Series/MadnessCombat'', ''WebAnimation/MadnessCombat'', after getting revived with the magnification chamber, Hank gains a large crustacean tentacle (which later morphs into an actual hand) in place of his right arm.
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* In ''Series/MadnessCombat'', after getting revived with the magnification chamber, Hank gains a large crustacean tentacle (which later morphs into an actual hand) in place of his right arm.
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* In ''Series/MadnessCombat'', after getting revived with the magnification chamber, Hank gains a large crustacean tentacle (which later morphs into an actual hand) in place of his right arm.
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* Capcom adores this trope. ''VideoGame/GodHand'', ''Franchise/DevilMayCry 4'', ''VideoGame/BionicCommando'', ''VideoGame/MegaMan''...
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* While not massive, ''Franchise/DevilMayCry 4'' protagonist Nero has a demonic right hand called the "Devil Bringer" that runs up the length of his entire right forearm. It imbues him with massive strength and the ability to project a demonic hand at almost any range, latching onto faraway objects or enemies and pulling himself/them in. It also allows him to store the Yamato, the key to unlocking his Devil Trigger. He loses this limb in ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry5'', however, and has it replaced with an {{artificial limb|s}} that can do many of the same things and more.
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* While not massive, ''Franchise/DevilMayCry ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry 4'' protagonist Nero has a demonic right hand called the "Devil Bringer" that runs up the length of his entire right forearm. It imbues him with massive strength and the ability to project a demonic hand at almost any range, latching onto faraway objects or enemies and pulling himself/them in. It also allows him to store the Yamato, the key to unlocking his Devil Trigger. He loses this limb in ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry5'', however, and has it replaced with an {{artificial limb|s}} that can do many of the same things and more.
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* In ''Videogame/FateGrandOrder'', Julius Caesar's left arm becomes a massive limb made of marble upon reaching his Third Ascension.
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* In ''Webcomic/TheWitchsThrone'', the Witch gets a black arm with purple magical symbols that resemble eyes covering it.
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* In ''Webcomic/TheWitchsThrone'', the Witch gets a black arm with purple magical symbols circles that resemble eyes covering it.
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* In ''Webcomic/TheWitchsThrone'', the Witch gets a black eye with purple magical symbols that resemble eyes covering it.
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* In ''Webcomic/TheWitchsThrone'', the Witch gets a black eye with purple magical symbols that resemble eyes covering it.
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Contrast with RedRightHand, which, funnily enough, doesn't have to be a hand and is any mutation or defect used to denote an evil side. Not to be confused with ''Literature/TheLeftHandofDarkness''.
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Contrast with RedRightHand, which, funnily enough, doesn't have to be a hand and is any mutation or defect used to denote an evil side. Not to be confused with ''Literature/TheLeftHandofDarkness''.
''Literature/TheLeftHandOfDarkness''.
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Contrast with RedRightHand, which, funnily enough, doesn't have to be a hand and is any mutation or defect used to denote an evil side.
side. Not to be confused with ''Literature/TheLeftHandofDarkness''.
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* The Monsters and Aliens from the various ''Franchise/UltraSeries''
** Yapool from ''Series/UltramanAce'' plays the trope straight by sporting a blade in place of his right hand.
** Ace Killer, also from ''Ultraman Ace'', sports an abnormally larger (and more demonic-looking) claw on his left hand.
** Tyrant from ''Series/UltramanTaro''. Though more or less a contribution to his MixAndMatchCritter appearance. Having a scythe for his right hand, and a Mace for his left hand. It can be counted as a pair.
** Deathrem from ''Series/UltramanMebius''. His left hand looks like a giant saw.
** Zaigorg from the ''Series/UltramanX Movie''. He features a gigantic flail for his right hand.
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* The Monsters and Aliens from the various ''Franchise/UltraSeries''
** Yapool from ''Series/UltramanAce'' plays the trope straight by sporting a blade in place of his right hand.
** Ace Killer, also from ''Ultraman Ace'', sports an abnormally larger (and more demonic-looking) claw on his left hand.
** Tyrant from ''Series/UltramanTaro''. Though more or less a contribution to his MixAndMatchCritter appearance. Having a scythe for his right hand, and a Mace for his left hand. It can be counted as a pair.
** Deathrem from ''Series/UltramanMebius''. His left hand looks like a giant saw.
** Zaigorg from the ''Series/UltramanX Movie''. He features a gigantic flail for his right hand.
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* In VideoGame/ThreadsofFate Doll Master is first introduced in Rue's storyline by killing Claire (a woman who took Rue in when he was weak and who tried to protect him from the Doll Master) with his gigantic "Arm of Death".
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* In VideoGame/ThreadsofFate ''VideoGame/ThreadsOfFate'' Doll Master is first introduced in Rue's storyline by killing Claire (a woman who took Rue in when he was weak and who tried to protect him from the Doll Master) with his gigantic "Arm of Death".
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** It's not actually uncommon for crustaceans to have asymmetrical pincers, and this in fact is the norm for a large number of them. In the common lobster, for example, one claw is bigger and blunter, acting as the "crusher" claw, while the other is more slender and has sharper 'teeth' and acts as the "cutter" claw.
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* While not massive, ''Franchise/DevilMayCry 4'' protagonist Nero has a demonic right hand called the "Devil Bringer" that runs up the length of his entire right forearm. It imbues him with massive strength and the ability to project a demonic hand at almost any range, latching onto faraway objects or enemies and pulling himself/them in. It also allows him to store the Yamato, the key to unlocking his Devil Trigger. He loses this limb in ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry5'', however, and has it replaced with an {{artificial limb|s}} that can do many of the same things and more.
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* In VideoGame/ThreadsofFate Doll Master is first introduced in Rue's storyline by killing Claire (a woman who took Rue in when he was weak and who tried to protect him from the Doll Master) with his gigantic "Arm of Death".
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* Zamasu from ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'', after fusing with Goku Black. Their fusion becomes corrupted by mixing Zamashu's immortal body with that of Goku Black's mortal one, [[EldritchAbomination causing half of his body to turn purple and mucky]], with his purple side sporting an enormous arm.
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* Zamasu from ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'', ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'' after fusing with Goku Black. Their fusion becomes corrupted by mixing Zamashu's Zamasu's immortal body with that of Goku Black's mortal one, [[EldritchAbomination causing half of his body to turn purple and mucky]], with his purple side sporting an enormous arm.
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* Neinhalt Seiger of ''VideoGame/SamuraiShodown''. His weapon is a giant gauntlet with a glowing hand.
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* The {{Pokemon}} Kingler, being based on the fiddler crab, has one gigantic left claw.
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* Torvald from ''VideoGame/{{Paladins}}'' has a massive, runic stone gauntlet on his right hand. His real hand is actually in the gauntlet's wrist, with the gauntlet's hand and fingers floating separately from the rest of the gauntlet. Despite its large size, the gauntlet functions more like a [[TrickedOutGloves Tricked Out Glove]], shooting energy blasts and projecting shields instead of being used for punching. Torvald's ultimate, Hyper Beam, unlocks the latent powers of his gauntlet, firing a massive blast that [[BlownAcrossTheRoom sends enemies flying]].
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* In ''Videogame/{{Overwatch}}'', Doomfist's gauntlet takes up his entire right arm.
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* In ''Videogame/{{Overwatch}}'', Doomfist's gauntlet takes up his entire right arm. As such his entire play style revolves around using his mobility to pop in and out of punching range and his abilities ([[GroundPunch Seismic Slam]], [[{{Shoryuken}} Rising Uppercut]], and RocketPunch) have short cooldowns to compensate the small amount of shots his Hand Cannon (a shotgun-gun that fires from his left knuckles). His ultimate, Meteor Strike, is just a much, much stronger form of Seismic Slam.
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* In ''VideoGame/StarCraftII'', Alexei Stukov grew this after becoming infested by the Zerg virus. It's even more pronounced in his ''VideoGame/HeroesOfTheStorm'' incarnation.
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* [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Big Left Hand Guy,]] a lesser villain in ''WordGirl''.
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* [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Big Left Hand Guy,]] a lesser villain in ''WordGirl''.''WesternAnimation/WordGirl''.
