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* ''VideoGame/MissionImpossibleKonami'': One of your agents, Nicholas Black, uses boomerangs as weapons. They have greater reach than Grant's fists, but less than Max's rifle. They're a bit awkward to use, but can be carefully maneuvered to hit targets hiding behind walls.
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* ''VideoGame/MissionImpossibleKonami'': ''VideoGame/MissionImpossible1990'': One of your agents, Nicholas Black, uses boomerangs as weapons. They have greater reach than Grant's fists, but less than Max's rifle. They're a bit awkward to use, but can be carefully maneuvered to hit targets hiding behind walls.
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Oddly, when this trope is in use, it's unlikely to be used by an actual Australian, aboriginal or otherwise, even though it is an iconic symbol of the country to the rest of the world. Note that, pop culture aside, this is not more than TruthInTelevision: returning boomerangs were actually known on all the five continents, with ancient Egyptians and Germans being among the nations of the old world that used it.
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** Hunting/melee boomerangs have a more shallow curve, are made of dense and solid hard woods, and tend to have a pronounced edge. They can still be thrown, handle a little like axes, clubs, or forward-curved blades like the [[KukrisAreKool kukri]], and can vary in size from knife-sized "sidearm" 'rangs to giant, almost polearm-sized monsters that can easily punch through your quarry's ribs with a well-placed swing during the hunt. They weigh around 2 kg (4.4 lbs), and at a range of 100 m can be fatal. This kind, obviously, does ''not'' return to the thrower, often because it ends up lodged in the target's ribcage.
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** Hunting/melee boomerangs have a more shallow curve, are made of dense and solid hard woods, and tend to have a pronounced edge. They can still be thrown, handle a little like axes, clubs, or forward-curved blades like the [[KukrisAreKool kukri]], and can vary in size from knife-sized "sidearm" 'rangs to giant, almost polearm-sized monsters that can easily punch through your quarry's ribs with a well-placed swing during the hunt. They weigh around 2 kg (4.4 lbs), and at a range of 100 m can be fatal. This kind, obviously, does is ''not'' meant to return to the thrower, often because it ends up lodged in the target's ribcage.
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* In ''VideoGame/SpudsAdventure'', Arnie Eggplant's default weapon is a boomerang that is slower than Spud's shot and can only be fired one at a time, but can go through walls and behind you and has a long, angled range.
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** Franchise/{{Batman}} and his Batarangs.
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** Franchise/{{Batman}} and his ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': Batman's Batarangs.
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** Franchise/TheFlash: Captain Boomerang and his son, [[LegacyCharacter Captain Boomerang II]] / [[ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} Boomer]]. Captain Boomerang is also a member of the ''ComicBook/SuicideSquad''.
** In the Elseworld's tale ''[[ComicBook/SensationComicsFeaturingWonderWoman Gothamazon]]'' Io forges Franchise/WonderWoman boomerangs shaped like Ws as a homage to Bruce's Batarangs.
** In the Elseworld's tale ''[[ComicBook/SensationComicsFeaturingWonderWoman Gothamazon]]'' Io forges Franchise/WonderWoman boomerangs shaped like Ws as a homage to Bruce's Batarangs.
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** Franchise/TheFlash: ''ComicBook/TheFlash'': Captain Boomerang and his son, [[LegacyCharacter Captain Boomerang II]] / [[ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} Boomer]]. Captain Boomerang is also a member of the ''ComicBook/SuicideSquad''.
** ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'': In theElseworld's Elseworlds tale ''[[ComicBook/SensationComicsFeaturingWonderWoman Gothamazon]]'' Io forges Franchise/WonderWoman Wonder Woman boomerangs shaped like Ws as a homage to Bruce's Batarangs.
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** ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk'' ([[RoguesGalleryTransplant and later]] ''Franchise/SpiderMan'') foe Boomerang, a supervillain that obviously uses the weapon of the same name.
** ComicBook/KidColt has a foe called the Fat Man who is an expert in the use of his boomerang. In his first appearance, he is able to draw and throw a boomerang fast enough to knock Colt's gun out of his before he can fire, and then nail Colt in in his left shoulder before he can draw his second gun.
** ComicBook/KidColt has a foe called the Fat Man who is an expert in the use of his boomerang. In his first appearance, he is able to draw and throw a boomerang fast enough to knock Colt's gun out of his before he can fire, and then nail Colt in in his left shoulder before he can draw his second gun.
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** ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk'' ([[RoguesGalleryTransplant ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk'': Hulk foe, [[RoguesGalleryTransplant and later]] ''Franchise/SpiderMan'') foe ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' foe, Boomerang, a supervillain that obviously uses the weapon of the same name.
**ComicBook/KidColt has a foe called the ''ComicBook/KidColt'': The Fat Man who is an expert in the use of his boomerang. In his first appearance, he is able to draw and throw a boomerang fast enough to knock Colt's gun out of his before he can fire, and then nail Colt in in his left shoulder before he can draw his second gun.
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