- In Three Strikes, after Huxian punches out Clemens when his treachery is revealed, Trigger follows up by beating the crap out of him in front of everyone. Including the Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. That’s the third highest ranking military official after the Joint Chiefs of Staff and President. She gets away with it with no more then a warning to not make it a habit.
- All Assorted Animorphs AUs: In "What if Tom's yeerk got the morphing cube from David first?", Controller Tom punches David in the face hard enough to give him a broken nose, two black eyes, and a concussion.
- In What Tomorrow Brings, Tom is so overcome with rage when he sees Feriss that he throws a rock at him and then bludgeons him with a Dracon beam until he's a bloody pulp.
- In Cinderjuice, Beetlejuice has been Brought Down to Normal by a very odd Magically-Binding Contract, and while he's in this de-powered state, his beloved Morality Chain is kidnapped. Despite the fact that he could easily be killed, he sets out on a Roaring Rampage of Rescue and delivers one of these to anyone who gets in his way. His friends find this terrifying, because BJ's Unstoppable Rage is so intense that even without his magic, he still wins.
- In Hope for the Heartless, the Horned King (who's been Resurrected for a Job) and Avalina stumble upon Taran the pig-keeper and Princess Eilonwy by chance. The lich is consumed by his long held hatred toward Taran and attacks him. Being shocked by the Horned King being alive, Taran can't do anything against him or escape. The lich unhurriedly beats the boy, injuring him badly (dislocated left shoulder and broken ribs among other things) and hardly notices pushing away Avalina and Eilonwy who try to stop him. Only a sudden earthquake prevents the Horned King from killing Taran.
- In Not Quite As Planned, Ichigo delivers an epic and well deserved one to Grand Fisher, laughing and smiling like Canon Ichigo's inner Hollow the entire time.
- Bardot from Play the Game gives a gruesome one to Snap in the climax after finally losing his temper.
- After Socrates dumps several turkeys out on the streets in Calvin & Hobbes: The Series, Calvin tears him a new one quite badly. Hobbes thinks he deserved it.
- In Code Geass: Mao of the Deliverance, Mao, frustrated by losing C.C. in a terrorist attack, brutally mutilates a corpse with the handle of a pistol (he already used up all the bullets!) while shouting random obscenities until he is physically exhausted.
- In Ace Combat: The Equestrian War: in chapter 11, Rainbow Dash is a victim of this trope, courtesy of Gilda. Then, in chapter 17, Fluttershy also suffers one brutal beating from Night Raven, even though she ultimately wins.
- When Ruby actually manages to land a decent hit on Terumi during their fight in Chapter 70 of BlazBlue Alternative: Remnant, he drops all pretense of toying with her and just proceeds to relentlessly beat her to a pulp.
- The Bridge:
- Aria Blaze flies into a rage after seeing Monster X bleeding, transforming into a Kaizer Ghidorah-like form and utterly trashing Enjin alongside a recovered X.
- She later does this to Sci-Twi when she catches her, enraged over her violating Sonata by stealing her gem. Had Zephyrus not intervened, Sci-Twi would've been knocked out cold.
- A Dark Knight over Sin City has Killer Croc and Marv exchanging them with one another. Croc starts off by beating him to a pulp before throwing him out a window. Once Marv survives and does a little prep work he comes back, runs over Croc with a car, smashes him over the head with a fire extinguisher, blinds him with the contents, and then gets ready to send a bullet through his head at point-blank range. Luckily for Croc, Batman stops Marv before killing him.
- Heroes of the New World: when he learns that Queen ignored vital information that could have prevented Yamato's escape from Onigashima, Kaido tells Queen they are going to have a "talk". The next time Queen appears, he's a Bandage Mummy stuck in a wheelchair and missing his mechanical arm, and Kaido made sure he's supplied with cheap medicine that will sting when applied to further torture him.
- In Incarnation of Legends, Oryou beats Araki until his face is cratered by her punches. Bell compares this Curb-Stomp Battle to an execution, where she demands everyone present stay to make an example of whoever would dare hurt Ryoma.
- Looming Darkness mixes it with Heroic Sacrifice: Sora ends up handing over his heart to Vanitas to pummel without any resistance.
- Pony Space has Rarity deliver one of these to a diamond dog guard, beating him with a table while giving him an And This Is for... speech. She accidentally kills him.
- Similar to above, Rarity delivers one to CT in I Against I, Me Against You. Considering the abuse she'd suffered as his captive earlier, it was a long time coming.
- In The Wizard in the Shadows:
- The Witch-King tries to distract Harry by poisoning Ginny. It backfired. The ensuing beatdown vaporized a Mûmak that got caught by a stray lightning bolt. While the Witch-King does get up afterwards, he's so weakened that Theoden has him on the ropes.
- Emrys delivers one to Wormtongue, and very nearly kills him. This is a malnourished 15/16 year old boy against a full grown, well fed man. Wormtongue has his face smashed in and Emrys is in the process of carefully drowning him when he gets called off.
- Justice League of Equestria:
- In Mare of Steel Rainbow Dash takes a bad whack to the Berserk Button when Brainiac seemingly kills her adoptive mother, Firefly. She jumps into Unstoppable Rage and almost kills Brainiac before Thunderlane manages to talk her down.
- The fights between Diana and Ares in Princess of Themyscria are absolutely brutal, usually ending with Diana beaten savagely by the much stronger Ares.
- The fanfic MeteorFlurry
is nothing but back and forth beatdowns between the Ultimate Lifeform and the Prince of all Saiyans. - Avatar of Victory; Morinth tries to seduce Shepard and targets one of her memories of Liara. Shepard does not take this well, goes into the Avatar State, beats Morinth into a bloody pulp and then spaces her while declaring to all around her that this is what happens to those who fuck with the Avatar's loved ones.
- Goggles and the Tears: On Comstock's airship en route to Monument Island, while the Vox Populi are fending off thousands of merciless flying androids, and Elizabeth is knocked out from overusing Tears for backup, Booker DeWitt throws down all of his weapons in rage, and fights an Android containing SHODAN with his bare hands, to the point that he manages to smash out one of her optics.
- My Little Pony: Nakama Is Magic: Spike is on the receiving end of one after joining Usopp in the pursuit of the Franky Family.
- In The Zero Context Series, a high-powered dragon-girl warlord gleefully tap dances on Callista's indecency-primed Berserk Button before encouraging the supposed weakling to take her best shot. Callista responds by utterly eviscerating her, blocking off her magic, immobilizing her, and striking her with a point-blank shot from a Kill Sat. The warlord survives, but doesn't fully recover until over a year later.
- This happens a lot in the Infinity Train: Blossomverse
- Infinity Train: Blossoming Trail: A flashback shows that Chloe tried to walk away from her jerk classmates having poured red paint on her until Sara opened her big mouth about how her dad doesn't love her. Chloe snaps, chases after Sara, tackles her and beats her bully to death with said paint can and strangles her looking like she's been completely coated in blood.
- Infinity Train: Knight of the Orange Lily: In order for Specter to just finally explain his problems (And also in retaliation for kicking his denizen partner out of a window), The Bogeyman decides to lay the smackdown on Paul London (who is the only person in the White Gestalt who's tried to make an effort to get Specter to say something) and brutalizes them. To note, London is a wrestler so he's used to scrapes, but the Bogeyman is willing to kill London to force Specter to confess.
- Rider Time Zi-O: Roze From Remnant sees Sougo Tokiwa, in an echo of the moment from Kuuga, deliver one to Tyrian Callows after reversing time to undo his canon killing of Clover.
- Yudai Sonoda is the master of this in Cinders and Ashes: the Chronicles of Kamen Rider Dante, as almost all his fights against Hoshi result in this being inflicted onto him. Case in point is when he ambushes him at an inn, turning a few of his allies into Kaizo-Majin and getting one of them killed in the process, essentially beating Hoshi down until he nearly kills him before Souta hijacks his body.
Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc
- Junko Enoshima's ghost gives one to Monaca after the latter refuses to idolize her anymore on Ask The New Hope's Peak
- In Constant Temptation Beyond Birthday gives one to Light Yagami after his repeated torture sessions fail to break him.
- Most of the fights against Big Bad Daemon in the Tamers Forever Series end up like this.
- Much like in canon, Son Gohan delivers an absolutely vicious punishment to Super Buu in The Erased Chronicles. Taking his time to deliver a blow for all the people Buu killed, he beats the Djinn within an inch of his life, in fact hitting him so hard that he dislodges the good incarnation of Buu from his being!
- Poor Chet Kelly is on the recieving end of one in "A is Also for Alone". It's so bad that he needs surgery and spends two days in a drug induced coma. The bruising and swelling are so severe that not only his crewmates but even his mom has trouble recognizing him when they see him. His mom stays a few minutes, then leaves to break down crying.
- In Here Be Dragons Series Memento Mori, Cordelia of all people delivers one to Gangrel.
- In “Softness and Steel part 3”, rather savage pirate types board Serenity and force Wash to take off. They gang up on Jayne and all pound him at once and try to rape Kaylee. After River intervenes and did her Waif-Fu thing, a now doubly enraged Jayne catches one guy and beats him so badly that when they land and Mal sees the guy, he suspects his own mom wouldn’t recognize him.
- In Freedom to the Free, Wash, Kaylee, Simon and River are taken by slavers and put to work on a farm. Wash is aware that the combine he's driving will probably shut down if the perimeter is breached, but he tries to escape anyway. It also likely doesn't help that he's wearing hobbles that will stop him from using his legs as well, and he's likely fairly helpless as an overseer beats him into unconsciousness. He's left with broken ribs, a cracked tooth, an eye swelled shut, and bruises all over the place, including his face, kidneys, and genitals. Worse, Simon is told that he'll have to be killed if he doesn't wake up in time. Fortunately, he does, though he spends the rest of the story in a lot of pain and barely able to move. The overseer actually goes overboard, gets chewed out by the slave owner, and decides to aid Mal's crew in rescuing the group as a result.
- The Raven's Plan has a few examples after everyone gets sent back in time, as several of those who remember have some unresolved grudges from their original lives:
- Robb delivers a mean punch to Theon's face for his betrayal and has to be held back by multiple people and talked down before taking it too far.
- After confirming Joffrey also remembers, Sandor proceeds to smash Joffrey's face into a bloody pulp for everything he did to Sansa.
- When bringing the Freys to justice for the Red Wedding, Edmure is confronted by Black Walder, who demands a Trial by Combat. Edmure responds by employing some hard punches before grabbing Black Walder by the hair and slamming his face into the ground and finishing it all off by bashing his head in repeatedly with a rock until it resembles ground meat.
Edmure: (spits on the corpse) There's your fucking Trial by Combat.
- Anything or Nothing involves Pete giving one to PJ after PJ decides to fight back in a regular beating. He likely would have died had Max not come by and distracted Pete, but manages to survive and make it over to Max's house where he is taken to the hospital.
- Germany and Japan gave the homophobe this in Gankona, Unnachgiebig, Unità. They had been itching to give him one after he had badly beaten Italy. What caused the last thread to snap was when the homophobe tried to rape Italy.
- Roland delivers one to the stray devil that murdered him in Rude Awakening Redux, before said stray devil turns the tide.
- Knows if You've Been Naughty: When a man at the mall tries desperately to buy her game off of her for his own son, Gaz beats him into a bloody mess with a large metal candy cane from a holiday display. Later, Krampus punishes her by beating her back viciously with a switch.
- The inciting incident of Project Riribirth is Riri receiving an absolutely devastating one from an enemy that was much stronger than her previous opponents. By the end of that fight, both of Riri's arms as well as her spine are broken, and she's confined to a wheelchair for years afterwards.
- At the end of their fight in Natural Selection, Ryuko smashes Satsuki out of the air and into the cage wall, coming out of synchronization and laying a barrage of left-right punches that keep bouncing Satsuki off of the wall, which she follows up by tearing the clothes off Satsuki's back, grabbing her by the ankles and thrashing her about until she loses consciousness.
- Chapter 34 of Wisdom and Courage depicts Link on the receiving end of a particularly savage one at the hands of Veran, who dishes it out partially in an attempt to break his spirit and partially just because she wants to hear him scream. After knocking the Master Sword out of his hands, Veran first activates the curse she earlier cast on Link to incapacitate him with pain, then slices him to ribbons with a sword, doing such things as stabbing him in the leg so deep that the blade actually hits his thigh bone, and finally going so far as to cut out his right eye with a dagger. She's only stopped from going any further than that by Zelda shooting her In the Back with a Light Arrow, and by that point, Link is puking blood and literally begging Veran to stop.
- The penultimate chapter of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker has Ganondorf deliver a nasty one to Link, just as he did in the original game. Ganondorf ends up swelling one of Link's eyes shut and causing his nose to bleed "like a tap that was barely turned on". Luckily, he is healed back up, presumably by the torrential downpour of rain that follows.
- In Syngenesophobia, Lincoln receiving one of these from his sisters after accidently angering them is what kicks off the plot. It results in a broken nose, broken arm, black eyes, fractured ribs, a bruised pelvis, some kicks in the nuts, and some teeth getting knocked out. And those are just the physical injuries as Lincoln also develops a crippling fear for his sisters due to the severity of the ordeal.
- In Shattered Innocence, Lynn is on the receiving end of two: one from Lori, which renders her nearly immobile, and another from Ronnie Anne, who forced a fork into her hand, beat her face in, and stomped on her arm until it was broken.
- In Chapter 7, after being mocked by Dirk, Lynn savagely beats him when he insults her brother. It results in black eyes, missing teeth, his face getting repeatedly bludgeoned against a chair in the cafeteria, and him nearly dying.
- The "No Such Luck" fic What is a Person Worth? gives us two. One more depressing and the other more satisfying.
- The first one occurs when Lincoln finally stands up to his family and leaves, but not before calling Lynn and Lincoln, leading to a particularly violent scrap between the two. This culminates in Lynn getting her head bashed into the back of the couch, Lincoln taking Lynn's thumbs into his eyes, getting kicked repeatedly after a Groin Attack. Finally the two bite eachother to the point of drawing blood, with Lynn biting Lincoln's hand and Lynn's leg being bitten so hard that she won't be playing sports for a while. All this is emphasized with this description of their anger.There are 10 stages of anger, from lowest to highest: bothered, mild irritation, annoyed, indignation, frustrated, infuriated, hostile, wrath, fury, and lastly, rage. In Lynn's case, her level was that of indignation. When Lincoln came home, his aggression was up to infuriated, but thanks to that one punch, his anger was pushed beyond the boundaries of 10. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to level aggression 11, and enraged doesn't even begin to cover it.
- The more satisfying one occurs when Lincoln witnesses Chandler and his friends throw Lana into a lake and watch her cry. Lincoln gets pissed and inflicts the following beat down on all of Chandler's gang; using a tree branch to break ones nose and inflict a Groin Attack on another; breaks that branch while hitting Kevin, using what's left to beat him down. Lincoln proceeds to suplex Luke before knocking him out and when it comes down to Chandler, Lincoln tackles him to the ground and gives him a beatdown that ends with Chandler getting swollen cheeks, missing teeth, a broken nose and a black eye.Lincoln: What is my name Chandler?... WHAT IS MY NAME?! AND CALL ME 'LARRY' ONE MORE TIME! I FUCKING DARE YOU!
Chandler: L-L-...Lincoln!...
Lincoln: You can pick on me all you want...but if you, or your friends, go anywhere near my sisters or mess with my friends again...you better pray, that I don't find you..."
- The first one occurs when Lincoln finally stands up to his family and leaves, but not before calling Lynn and Lincoln, leading to a particularly violent scrap between the two. This culminates in Lynn getting her head bashed into the back of the couch, Lincoln taking Lynn's thumbs into his eyes, getting kicked repeatedly after a Groin Attack. Finally the two bite eachother to the point of drawing blood, with Lynn biting Lincoln's hand and Lynn's leg being bitten so hard that she won't be playing sports for a while. All this is emphasized with this description of their anger.
- In The Day Everything Changed, the main antagonist, Sakura Takahashi, inflicts one of these onto Kagami, beating her to a bloody pulp with a metal pipe and slashing her twice with a pocket knife. Luckily, this presses Konata's Berserk Button and Sakura quickly gets what's coming to her.
- In Mega Man: Defender of the Human Race, in episode 12, Mr. Black is brutalized by Bass, getting beat up and having his neck snapped.
- During their match in A Hero Rises, Shouji beats Kirishima senseless after hitting him with a bus. While Kirishima is mostly uninjured, the truly disturbing part is Shouji calmly punching his hardened form until his own hands are shredded then ripping them off, growing new ones, and continuing. After the match ends, Shouji sincerely apologizes for what he did, which Kirishima easily accepts.
- In The Undead Schoolgirl: Dead Pulse, Monoma deliberately hits Izuku's Trauma Button to get a rise out of her so he can copy her Quirk. Unfortunately for him, said raise takes the form of her tackling Monoma to the ground and brutalizing him while screaming at the top of her lungs. If not for Monoma activating Tetsutetsu's Quirk, Izuku would have killed him.
- In Echo Chamber, Izuku and Bakugou fight without their Quirksnote , which results in the pair just beating the stuffing out of each other. For almost the entire match, as well as the aftermath, the audience is completely silent as they realize they've been cheering on teenagers beating each other for their amusement.
- I Am Here has Midoriya raped by three men, led by one with a paralysis quirk. Naturally, All Might is raging and when the paralysis guy is located, he and Aizawa beat him to a bloody pulp. The guy also has the nerve to mouth off and say Midoriya asked for it, causing All Might to crush his wrist until it snaps. Aizawa would’ve beat the guy to death but All Might held him back. He notes they were told to bring the guys in alive and the Symbol of Peace must set an example, but were he not said symbol and a pro hero, the two of them would likely have killed the guy.
- In Pulse and Void, Present Mic/Hizashi Yamada is brutally tortured to the brink of death. Aizawa is married to him in the story and when he confronts Hizashi’s torturer and sees the state Hizashi is in, he is out for blood and beats the guy to a bloody pulp. His Internal Monologue says he isn’t Pro Hero Eraserhead but Shota Aizawa, a guy out for vengeance for his loved one’s suffering.
My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
- In the Pony POV Series, this happens during Shining Armor's first fight with General Admiral Makarov. Makarov beats the hell out of Shining and would've beaten him to death if Thunderchild hadn't made a Big Damn Heroes rescue.
- In Dark World, this is basically Angry Pie's entire fighting style. Of note is when she beats down Twilight and rips her Element of Chaos out.
- She's on the receiving end when Twilight manages to get a new Element of Magic to replace the old one and becomes a Proto Nightmare. The beating is so brutal and violent, when Twilight is finally calmed down, she wonders how many times over she just killed Angry Pie. Angry Pie is left catatonic.
- Earlier, Dark World!Derpy Hooves beats the Valeyard to death after his regeneration template is destroyed and he's pushed her past the Rage Breaking Point. By the end, he's reduced to feebly begging for mercy. She doesn't have any for him and implodes his rib-cage.
- During the Finale Arc, a post Heel–Face Turn Nightmare Bannerette (the one who served Eclipse) delivers one to Abandon at the end of their fight. Said beatdown involved literally stomping his head into the ground until he dies. Given Abandon had tried to corrupt three versions of Rarity into being his vessel for entering reality and Bannerette is a god version of Spike, it's understandable.
- In Dark World, this is basically Angry Pie's entire fighting style. Of note is when she beats down Twilight and rips her Element of Chaos out.
- Used in a very realistic but horrifying way in the Kalash 93 story, You Obey. What makes it so effective is the absolutely brutally honest depiction of what real interrogation and torture are like for both the interrogator and the detainee.
- Twilight gives one to Cadence here. It lasts for several hours.
- The Pieces Lie Where They Fell: Night Blade delivers one to Page when he mistakes her true form for a Changeling impostor. He deeply regrets it when he realizes the truth.
- Leo gives one to Ted in The Rise of Darth Vulcan by accident. He assumes that Ted has the same Super-Toughness he does, and Ted's armor masks the extent of his injuries, so Leo has no idea just how badly he's hurting Ted.
My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!
- Catarina Claes MUST DIE!: After Henrietta reveals to the school that she had not only attempted to kill Catarina, but felt no regrets for it and would do it again, several girls attack her out of anger. Catarina thankfully stops them, as the author mentioned in the comments that Henrietta would've been killed if Catarina hadn't pleaded with them to stop.
- In Once More With Feeling (Crazy-88), Shinji's return match against Sachiel. After ultimately deciding against waiting for Unit-01 to go berserk on its own, he takes advantage of his previous synch ratio and combat experience to literally tear the Angel down, leaving it almost no chance to retaliate. He even manages to contain the blast caused by its self-destruction with his AT-Field, and acts confused after the fight to pass his combat prowess off as Unit-01's awakening.
- Shinji Just Snaps and Totally Wales on Everything. You can probably guess what happens.
Percy Jackson and the Olympians
- In Broken Bow, this is the end result of really angering Artemis or Apollo. The former even did so the later at the end of the first book.
- Strange New World: While trying to rescue Makoto from Kaneshiro's bank, a fight ensues between Ren and Makoto and Kaneshiro and his bodyguards. During the fight, Kaneshiro shoots and wounds Makoto, causing Ren to fly into an Unstoppable Rage. He then overpowers and beats Kaneshiro to death.
- In A Pikachu in Love, an Ursaring delivers a pretty nasty one to Pikachu due to him being too exhausted to properly fight back, as well as being forced into cramped corners where his main attribute (speed) is of no use. Poor Pikachu nearly gets beaten to an inch of his life until Pichi finally got up the courage to save him.
- This happens to several characters in Natural Liberated. N delivers them to Ash, Rourke, and Clemont. He does so to Clemont for information.
- Pokémon Reset Bloodlines: In his second interlude sidestory, Ash's Butterfree gets frustrated when he sees many loving Pokémon couples all over Oak's ranch, as they remind him of his lost mate. He gets into an impromptu fight club to vent some of his anger, and eventually gets to fight one of Ash's Vivillon (a female one). When she proves herself stronger than she looks, he decides to get serious and ends up going overboard, even attacking her after she gives up. Naturally, the Pokémon watching quickly call him out on it, and he's horrified when he sees how badly he injured her.
- Cori Falls became infamous for writing Jessie, James and Meowth doing this to Ash on a regular basis and still portraying them as heroes for it. So At The Food Court was written years later in response, making it abundantly clear that Ash becoming a Future Loser who is legally incompetent and can't live on his own was directly caused by them breaking his bones, assaulting him with brass knuckles and tearing his skin open with Meowth's Fury Swipes, rather than him always being like that like how Cori depicted him.
- In Old West, Bad Bill and his gang give Teddy a beating as an incentive for his mother Grace to sell Dufayel her lands. Unfortunately for the thugs, they only manage to make Grace absolutely fierce, and she proceeds to give them all a bloody beating, much to Rattlesnake Jake's astonishment.
- In soulless shell (Redwall), Arnold gets one at the hands of Leif's demon form.
- In Mars vs. Jupiter as Told by Mina, the final match between Raye and Lita ends with Raye delivering one to Lita that leaves her partially handicapped for some time.
- Sonic: Evil Reborn Zero has a few, but the most brutal one takes place during Chapter 6, Episode 2 "An Easy Detail" where a Sonic Android not only thrashes Shadow nearly to the point of death but also uses its similarity to Sonic to convince him that Sonic's friends were only pretending to like him.
- Mortality Holmes is brutally captured, and is nearly about to get killed most likely. Guess who doesn't respond to well to this and saves his hide?
- In chapter seven of Bait and Switch, Eleya, who was previously nearly killed by an Orion matron during a boarding action against the frigate she was serving on, disarms, disables, and beats to death another Orion matron. She had to be physically tackled off the dead Orion and pinned down by her first officer.
- Offscreen in Remembrance of the Fallen, Tia overheard an idiot armchair-quarterbacking civilian say that her brother's death defending a convoy from Orion pirates was a Stupid Sacrifice and that he could've done it without dying, and the only reason the guy got off with just a broken arm was because that was when SFPD showed up.
- Leia unleashes with one against a woman who tries to kill Han for killing her father in Worst Vacation Ever. It was actually Vader who did it, but the woman doesn't buy it, shoots Han in the arm, and then tries to shoot to kill while he's on the ground. Leia promply snarls and lunges at her, beating her down quite severely. Afterward, she says "No one hurts someone I love".
- Han endures one in The Way It Should Be to protect Leia. They've both been captured, and although orders are to keep Leia alive until Vader arrives, Han isn't quite as important. The guards decide to have some fun by dragging him into a cell with a big guy. They tell him that if he doesn't take what the guy dishes out to him, if he makes any move to fight back or defend himself, they'll let the guard who threatened Leia earlier rape her. Han and Leia aren't a commited couple yet, but he does care for her deeply, and he silently endures the severe beating for her sake and finally they have enough and throw him back in with Leia.
- Han also endures one in The Princess And The Pirate. He and Luke and Leia are mostly bait to draw in Wedge Antilles, and Han is the first one drug off, hung in chains and severely beaten. The imperials threaten to go to Luke and Leia next but the gang doesn't sit around and wait for it; they escape. Or rather Luke does, he has to come back and rescue the other two later on.
- Hellsister Trilogy: During the first arc's final battle, Satan Girl lays a brutal beat-down onto Supergirl.And with that, she cracked a blow to Kara's face that broke her nose.
The static-shriek of pain in the telepathic plug was a sonata to Satan Girl. Smiling for the first time in minutes, she followed with another wallop, and another, and another. Four unanswered blows. Kara tried to resist, but her defense was fading.
Satan Girl pounded her. Over and over again.
[...]
<Kara?>
Satan Girl hesitated. She had been laying into Supergirl like a butcher on a steer. But she had been so busy in her fantasy that she had taken no notice of what she had really done.
Supergirl was not moving.
Satan Girl smashed her a few more times, just to make sure. Then she listened for a heartbeat.
Nothing. - In Kara of Rokyn, heel wrestler Jara mercilessly beats Kara up during a match after being turned down by her.
- In A Force of Four, Power Girl savagely pummels a Kryptonian rogue into unconsciousness when he attempts to rape her.Kara didn't stop pounding. The knuckles of her right hand acquainted themselves with U-Ban's face again and again and again. Through main effort and determination, he struggled to bring his own hand up. She slapped it away and kept pounding and pounding and pounding. When her right got tired, she took hold of him with that hand and let her left get in some work. There was no time lost in any of these operations. To U-Ban, it was just the same fist hitting him in the face over and over, like a piston from a top-notch but antique Kryptonian motor.
- In Superman of 2499: The Great Confrontation, Sybilla and Kath have an argument, and the former beats the latter to the ground over and again before punching her out.
- In Tales of the Undiscovered Swords, it's implied that Konotegashiwa receives this using baseball bats.
- In Things We Don't Tell Humans, Prowl goes into Heroic Safe Mode and reduces Juryrig to a quivering heap after Juryrig rips off one of Prowl's sensitive "doorwings" in a sparring match (after having been explicitly told by their teacher that they were off-limits, presumably for that reason).
- The fanfic From Concert to Chaos has the main villains, Miku Zatsune and Rin Arakawa, inflict a downright brutal one of these onto both Miku and Rin. It gets even worse when you realize that they did it in the middle of a concert and in front of over 16,000 fans.
- One More Trigger: Danny loses Taylor in one timeline due to Coil's plots, and proceeds to run Coil down with his car, then take out a tyre iron and break every part of Coil's body, one at a time. Coil eventually closes the timeline when he's about to have his skull smashed in.Coil could not speak; Danny chose not to. He began to systematically, brutally, beat Coil to death. The only sounds that he made were the hissing of his breath through his teeth. He broke both of Coil's legs, shattered his kneecaps, and then his arms and collarbones. The fact that some of these bones were already broken mattered not at all to him.
- In the omake What Would You Think?, Emma's complete personality shift causes Taylor to believe she's being mind controlled by her new friend. Taylor does her best to break said control by first giving Shadow Stalker a concussion and a broken nose then drowning her in the toilet. When Shadow Stalker manages to flush the toilet so she can breathe, Taylor responds by breaking the toilet with the other girl's face. After recovering, Shadow Stalker is very insistent everyone show proper respect to "the boss" (Taylor). Though after learning that Shadow Stalker doesn't have any mind control powers, Taylor does sincerely apologize.
- In the following chapter, Taylor learns Vista was attacked by Hookwolf. So she uses Vista's powers to hit him with a ten ton troop transport, then chains him up with a tow cable and drags him behind the transport back to headquarters, the long way.
- In The Return-Remixed, Kelly Kelly gets one from the Diva Army's resident Drill Sergeant Nasty, Jazz, as a lesson in why one shouldn't use the Stinkface during a match.
- In The Horsewomen Of Las Vegas, Samoa Joe (the head of security for crime boss Charlotte Flair) kills Rodney Mack (a soldier for the gang, the Primetime Players, who work as muscle for Flair's organization) with one of these.
- Yognapped is filled with them.
- Sben delivers one to Lewis Brindley after catching him and Simon Lane sneaking into a restricted area. Why he did this when his plan revolves around the Yogscast being almost unharmed by the end is another matter entirely.
- Martyn's fight with the Peon Elite concludes with one of these.
- After Sben loses his mask, Lewis wails on him until he cries blood.
- Peva is on the receiving end of one of these, courtesy of Lewis. It lasts for several uninterrupted hours, and includes Peva getting his arm torn off.
- After Sben gets resurrected with godlike strength and agility, he dishes these out like they're going out of style. Lewis, predictably, takes the brunt of them.
- With This Ring: Lords of Chaos can't be truly harmed by damage to their physical bodies, but Teth Adom once beat up Oggar so hard that Oggar retreated. Circe, who has history with Oggar, is most impressed.Circe: He is a Lord of Chaos. Could he really die from mere physical injury?
Adom: No. But he could feel pain.
Circe: You hurt him so much that he fled?
Adom: In a manner of speaking. I broke his body, and then waited for his magic to repair it. And then I broke it again. And again. And again, until he abandoned this world and returned to the Realm of Chaos.
Circe: How long did that take?
Adom: Perhaps twenty days of constant activity.
- Skin (UsagiSquared) has a few of these, most of them during the Virtual World arc thanks to the sudden use of Who Wants to Live Forever?. Even worse for the one exception to the temporary rule, a battle between Yami Malik and Ryuzaki using the Millennium Rod against a duel disk in 'sword combat'; while the 'bad guy' lost in a way, the 'winner' wound up comatose for a month to contrast the single hour of sleep it took for the other to recover.
