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Author: OmarKarindu
Sep 29th 2012
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Anime and Manga * The final battle in ''CowboyBebop'' ends when [[spoiler: Spike]] and [[spoiler: Vicious]] end up dropping their signature weapons -- [[spoiler: Spike's Desert Eagle handgun]] and [[spoiler: Vicious's katana]] -- and end up with their opponents' favorite sidearm just before deliberately launching final, suicidal strikes against one another. Comic Books * In an issue of FrankMiller's ''[[Comicbook/Daredevil Daredevil]]'', the hero and his ArchyEnemy Bullseye end up switching weapons briefly, with Bullseye using the hero's billy club to good effect while Daredevil quickly discards the villain's gun. * In the ''[[Comicbook/Avengers Avengers]]/Ultraforce'' crossover series, [[TricksterArchetype Loki]] forces IronMan and Prototype to battle one another after maneuvering them into accidentally switching their PoweredArmor suits. * After being lured into a death-trap by some villains, CaptainAmerica briefly ended up wielding Hawkeye's bow and arrow while Hawkeye tossed around Cap's shield. Luckily, those villains were the Death-Throws, a troupe of criminal jugglers. * An old issue of ''Marvel Team-Up'' from the 1970s had DoctorStrange and [[SpiderMan Spider-Man]] use a spell to give spider-man's web-shooters to Strange and Strange's magical abilities to Spider-Man just long enough to confuse and defeat a sorcerer armed with a powerful mystical talisman. Theatre * Per the ZerothLawOfTropeExamples, none other than WilliamShakespeare uses this device in the climactic scene of ''{{Hamlet}}'', when Hamlet forces a sword swap with his opponent, Laertes.
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