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* OnceASeason on ''Series/CobraKai,'' Daniel or someone training under him is going to learn a seemingly insignificant move or technique that is invariably going to become the game changer near the end of the season. Well, he was ''Franchise/TheKarateKid,'' and he did learn WaxOnWaxOff, so it was a given.
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Dewicking, since it's an inaccessible roleplay filed under Unpublished Works now.
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* Just before their first encounter with the Brain Trust, Achilles of the [[Roleplay/GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse Global Guardians]] teaches his teammate Arachne how to use a pick to open a set of handcuffs while her hands are cuffed behind her back. By the end of the story, she's used this brand new skill ''twice''.
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That's Literature.
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* [[Literature/WhateleyUniverse Whateley Academy]] being an AlternateCompanyEquivalent of [[Franchise/XMen the Mutant Academy]], the curriculum is designed to invoke this trope.
** In the novel ''Ayla and the Tests'', five-foot-nothing Phase is pushed by a teacher to use his particular Warper power to take over a size-Warper's power. In a different novel, "Boston Brawl 2", Phase figures out how to use this trick to ''beat the holy crap'' out of a forty-foot giant.
** And an awful lot of what the teenagers learn in martial arts class. Aquerna learns a couple cool moves, plus LeParkour, and she uses those in every one of her own stories.
** Or else what students learn in the 'Survival' class, like what Heyoka learned, allowing her to beat Captain Canada! in their combat final.
** In the novel ''Ayla and the Tests'', five-foot-nothing Phase is pushed by a teacher to use his particular Warper power to take over a size-Warper's power. In a different novel, "Boston Brawl 2", Phase figures out how to use this trick to ''beat the holy crap'' out of a forty-foot giant.
** And an awful lot of what the teenagers learn in martial arts class. Aquerna learns a couple cool moves, plus LeParkour, and she uses those in every one of her own stories.
** Or else what students learn in the 'Survival' class, like what Heyoka learned, allowing her to beat Captain Canada! in their combat final.
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* The {{Lets Play}}er LetsPlay/{{raocow}} discusses this trope with regards to a hula-hooping {{hero}} [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz1j1alkqFI&t=8m40s here.]]
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* The {{Lets Play}}er LetsPlay/{{raocow}} discusses this trope with regards to a TheHero hula-hooping {{hero}} [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz1j1alkqFI&t=8m40s here.]]
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* During their altercation in a flashback sequence in Episode 2 of ''WebVideo/NightwingTheSeries'', Dick attempts to slug Bruce in the face, only for Bruce to block the attack and use a spinning counterattack that stops just short of Dick's neck; Bruce does this to prove his point that Dick's not yet ready to go solo. Nightwing later uses the exact same maneuver [[spoiler:to win his rematch with Deathstroke in Episode 5]].
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* [[WhateleyUniverse Whateley Academy]] being an AlternateCompanyEquivalent of [[Franchise/XMen the Mutant Academy]], the curriculum is designed to invoke this trope.
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* This sometimes happens in ''SurvivalOfTheFittest'' with the profiles of the characters. Newbies often try to cram in as many potentially useful skills as possible (such as survival training, firearm proficiency and martial arts. Made ridiculous when [[FridgeLogic you consider]] that the characters are ''supposed'' to be [[OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent Ordinary High School Students]]
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* This sometimes happens in ''SurvivalOfTheFittest'' ''Roleplay/SurvivalOfTheFittest'' with the profiles of the characters. Newbies often try to cram in as many potentially useful skills as possible (such as survival training, firearm proficiency and martial arts. Made ridiculous when [[FridgeLogic you consider]] that the characters are ''supposed'' to be [[OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent Ordinary High School Students]]
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* [[WhateleyUniverse Whateley Academy]] being an AlternateCompanyEquivalent of [[Franchise/{{X-Men}} [[Franchise/XMen the Mutant Academy]], the curriculum is designed to invoke this trope.
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* Just before their first encounter with the Brain Trust, Achilles of the [[GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse Global Guardians]] teaches his teammate Arachne how to use a pick to open a set of handcuffs while her hands are cuffed behind her back. By the end of the story, she's used this brand new skill ''twice''.
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* Just before their first encounter with the Brain Trust, Achilles of the [[GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse [[Roleplay/GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse Global Guardians]] teaches his teammate Arachne how to use a pick to open a set of handcuffs while her hands are cuffed behind her back. By the end of the story, she's used this brand new skill ''twice''.
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* [[WhateleyUniverse Whateley Academy]] being an AlternateCompanyEquivalent of [[{{X-Men}} the Mutant Academy]], the curriculum is designed to invoke this trope.
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* [[WhateleyUniverse Whateley Academy]] being an AlternateCompanyEquivalent of [[{{X-Men}} [[Franchise/{{X-Men}} the Mutant Academy]], the curriculum is designed to invoke this trope.
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--->'''Kimo:''' Attention duelists! Those child grabbing classes were worth every penny!
* The {{Lets Play}}er {{raocow}} discusses this trope with regards to a hula-hooping {{hero}} [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz1j1alkqFI&t=8m40s here.]]
* The {{Lets Play}}er {{raocow}} discusses this trope with regards to a hula-hooping {{hero}} [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz1j1alkqFI&t=8m40s here.]]
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* In the WhateleyUniverse novel ''Ayla and the Tests'', five-foot-nothing Phase is pushed by a teacher to use his particular Warper power to take over a size-Warper's power. In a different novel, "Boston Brawl 2", Phase figures out how to use this trick to ''beat the holy crap'' out of a forty-foot giant.
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* [[WhateleyUniverse Whateley Academy]] being an AlternateCompanyEquivalent of [[{{X-Men}} the Mutant Academy]], the curriculum is designed to invoke this trope.
** In theWhateleyUniverse novel ''Ayla and the Tests'', five-foot-nothing Phase is pushed by a teacher to use his particular Warper power to take over a size-Warper's power. In a different novel, "Boston Brawl 2", Phase figures out how to use this trick to ''beat the holy crap'' out of a forty-foot giant.
** In the
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* ''WebVideo/TheAutobiographyOfJaneEyre'': It's established in the first episode that Jane is a nurse, but she's pursuing a new degree and becomes a tutor. She also showed her competence when Mr Rochester had a minor car accident and sprained his ankle. Her nursing ability came ''really'' handy later in episode 13 "Crash" when Mr Rochester was mysteriously injured and was bleeding quite a lot. Jane fixed his arm real nice.
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* Just before their first encounter with the Brain Trust, Achilles of the [[GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse Global Guardians]] teaches his teammate Arachne how to use a pick to open a set of handcuffs while her hands are cuffed behind her back. By the end of the story, she's used this brand new skill ''twice''.
* This sometimes happens in ''SurvivalOfTheFittest'' with the profiles of the characters. Newbies often try to cram in as many potentially useful skills as possible (such as survival training, firearm proficiency and martial arts. Made ridiculous when [[FridgeLogic you consider]] that the characters are ''supposed'' to be [[OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent Ordinary High School Students]]
* In the WhateleyUniverse novel ''Ayla and the Tests'', five-foot-nothing Phase is pushed by a teacher to use his particular Warper power to take over a size-Warper's power. In a different novel, "Boston Brawl 2", Phase figures out how to use this trick to ''beat the holy crap'' out of a forty-foot giant.
** And an awful lot of what the teenagers learn in martial arts class. Aquerna learns a couple cool moves, plus LeParkour, and she uses those in every one of her own stories.
** Or else what students learn in the 'Survival' class, like what Heyoka learned, allowing her to beat Captain Canada! in their combat final.
* In ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'', Kimo (the guy who always talks about his hair) mentions taking child grabbing classes. It comes in handy several times.
--->'''Kimo:''' Attention duelists! Those child grabbing classes were worth every penny!
* The {{Lets Play}}er {{raocow}} discusses this trope with regards to a hula-hooping {{hero}} [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz1j1alkqFI&t=8m40s here.]]
* In ''WebVideo/DoomHouse'', Reginald P. Linux's ability to throw the doll, first demonstrated when he's trying to remove the doll from his new house, comes in handy later when he must fight [[spoiler: the terrorist]].
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* This sometimes happens in ''SurvivalOfTheFittest'' with the profiles of the characters. Newbies often try to cram in as many potentially useful skills as possible (such as survival training, firearm proficiency and martial arts. Made ridiculous when [[FridgeLogic you consider]] that the characters are ''supposed'' to be [[OrdinaryHighSchoolStudent Ordinary High School Students]]
* In the WhateleyUniverse novel ''Ayla and the Tests'', five-foot-nothing Phase is pushed by a teacher to use his particular Warper power to take over a size-Warper's power. In a different novel, "Boston Brawl 2", Phase figures out how to use this trick to ''beat the holy crap'' out of a forty-foot giant.
** And an awful lot of what the teenagers learn in martial arts class. Aquerna learns a couple cool moves, plus LeParkour, and she uses those in every one of her own stories.
** Or else what students learn in the 'Survival' class, like what Heyoka learned, allowing her to beat Captain Canada! in their combat final.
* In ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'', Kimo (the guy who always talks about his hair) mentions taking child grabbing classes. It comes in handy several times.
--->'''Kimo:''' Attention duelists! Those child grabbing classes were worth every penny!
* The {{Lets Play}}er {{raocow}} discusses this trope with regards to a hula-hooping {{hero}} [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kz1j1alkqFI&t=8m40s here.]]
* In ''WebVideo/DoomHouse'', Reginald P. Linux's ability to throw the doll, first demonstrated when he's trying to remove the doll from his new house, comes in handy later when he must fight [[spoiler: the terrorist]].
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