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Happened in Anime 1, too. Where do you think he got the Right Hand of Destruction?
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** And even before that (in-series time) in ''Brotherhood'' and the manga [[FanNickname Scarbro]] transmuted his right arm to Scar to keep him from dying.
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** Which could all have been avoided if he just [[WhatAnIdiot ''told someone where he was going'']]
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** Which could all have been avoided if he just [[WhatAnIdiot ''told someone where he was going'']]
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* Coyotes are suppose to chew their own leg off if they get caught in a trap. This leads to the expression "coyote moment." Probably irrelevant, it's about dating: "when you wake up with them sleeping on your arm, and would rather chew it off than wake them."
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* Coyotes are suppose supposed to chew their own leg off if they get caught in a trap. This leads to the expression "coyote moment." Probably irrelevant, it's about dating: "when you wake up with them sleeping on your arm, and would rather chew it off than wake them."
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** Oddly, gerbil tails work the same way. I mean, the "tearing off to let them get away" part. Not the twitching part. Oh, and it was the skin around the terrified gerbil's tail, not the internal skeletal structure... that fell off a couple days later. (Gerbil lived an otherwise healthy lifespan.)
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* In {{Naruto}}, [[spoiler:The Fourth Raikage]] attacks [[spoiler:Sasuke]] while he is being protected by extremely hot [[spoiler:black]] flames, and is forced to sacrifice his arm to prevent the rest of his body from being burned up.
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* In {{Naruto}}, [[spoiler:The Fourth Raikage]] Raikage attacks [[spoiler:Sasuke]] Sasuke]] while he is being protected by extremely hot [[spoiler:black]] flames, and is forced to sacrifice his arm to prevent the rest of his body from being burned up.
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* Played for laughs in SpongeBobSquarePants episode "Idiot Box", when Sponge Bob and Patrick decided to play Mountain Climbing Adventure! Their constant yelling and laughing triggers an avalanche.
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* Played for laughs in SpongeBobSquarePants episode "Idiot Box", when Sponge Bob and Patrick decided to play Mountain Climbing Adventure! Their constant yelling and laughing triggers triggered an avalanche.
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* Played for laughs in SpongeBobSquarePants episode "Idiot Box", when Sponge Bob and Patrick decided to play Mountain Climbing Adventure! Their constant yelling and laughing triggers an avalanche.
-->'''Patrick:''' Sponge Bob! My legs are frozen solid! You’re going to have to cut them off with a saw!
-->'''Sponge Bob:''' No Patrick, I can’t do that!
-->'''Patrick:''' Why not?
-->'''Sponge Bob:''' Because I already cut off my own arms!
-->'''Patrick:''' NOOOOOO!!
-->'''Patrick:''' Sponge Bob! My legs are frozen solid! You’re going to have to cut them off with a saw!
-->'''Sponge Bob:''' No Patrick, I can’t do that!
-->'''Patrick:''' Why not?
-->'''Sponge Bob:''' Because I already cut off my own arms!
-->'''Patrick:''' NOOOOOO!!
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** Any war before WWII, when antibiotic drugs were invented, not only the American Civil War. Before antibiotics, gangrene was almost unpreventable when wounds got infected.
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* In DeadSnow, one of the characters gets bitten by a zombie, and, to save himself from zombification, cuts the arm off and cauterizes the wound. Unluckily for him, a zombie pop up with a bite-based GroinAttack shortly thereafter.
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* In {{Pyramids}} from the Discworld novels Pharoah Pteppic shakes a stonemason's hand in an attempt to be friendly. His ideas of kingship are a little different from those in his country, and is shocked when the man backs away screaming and clutching his arm. It's explained to him that for the man to use his hand would be a blasphemy against the divine pharoah, which is probably punishable by death. The man's hand is amputated by the priests. When Pteppic protests this the high priest tells him that if he hadn't been restrained the man would have done it himself, with his chisel.
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* In {{Pyramids}} {{Discworld/Pyramids}} from the Discworld {{Discworld}} novels Pharoah Pteppic shakes a stonemason's hand in an attempt to be friendly. His ideas of kingship are a little different from those in his country, and is shocked when the man backs away screaming and clutching his arm. It's explained to him that for the man to use his hand would be a blasphemy against the divine pharoah, which is probably punishable by death. The man's hand is amputated by the priests. When Pteppic protests this the high priest tells him that if he hadn't been restrained the man would have done it himself, with his chisel.
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* In L. Jagi Lamplighter's ''[[ProsperosDaughter Prospero Lost]]'', Miranda recounts how they were driven from Milan by sorceresses -- one of whom set serpents on their soldiers. One soldier chopped off his leg trying to free himself from the snake.
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** I don't know about plutonium, but I do know there was one instance of a man who caught a ball of cobalt-60 before realizing what he had done and required having his hand amputated.
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Jagers aren\'t constructs. They\'re really mutant super-soldiers or something, created by drinking the jagerdraught, which most humans don\'t survive.
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** Though note that, Dimo being a Jager(and therefore a construct), this isn't so bad for him - he just has to wait to get it fixed.
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** Though note that, Dimo being a Jager(and therefore a construct), Jager, this isn't so bad for him - he just has to wait to get it fixed.
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* In ''{{Series/The Walking Dead}}'', the zombies arrive at the rooftop where Merle Dixon has been handcuffed and abandoned by the rest of the group, and he escapes by amputating his hand with a hacksaw from the bag of tools that was conveniently dropped next to him.
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* In the third episode of ''{{Series/The Walking Dead}}'', the zombies arrive at the rooftop where Merle Dixon has been handcuffed and abandoned by the rest of the group, and he escapes by amputating his hand with a hacksaw from the bag of tools that was conveniently dropped next to him.
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* In the {{House}} season 6 finale, [[spoiler: the victim of the week gets her leg crushed under a building. To avoid crush syndrome (even though by then, it would have set in...), House and Cuddy decide to hack her leg off using a scalpel and a crude anesthetic. She dies of a fat embolism on the way to the ER.]]
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* In the {{House}} ''{{House}}'' season 6 finale, [[spoiler: the victim of the week gets her leg crushed under a building. To avoid crush syndrome (even though by then, it would have set in...), House and Cuddy decide to hack her leg off using a scalpel and a crude anesthetic. She dies of a fat embolism on the way to the ER.]]
* In ''{{Series/The Walking Dead}}'', the zombies arrive at the rooftop where Merle Dixon has been handcuffed and abandoned by the rest of the group, and he escapes by amputating his hand with a hacksaw from the bag of tools that was conveniently dropped next to him.
* In ''{{Series/The Walking Dead}}'', the zombies arrive at the rooftop where Merle Dixon has been handcuffed and abandoned by the rest of the group, and he escapes by amputating his hand with a hacksaw from the bag of tools that was conveniently dropped next to him.
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* ''127 Hours'' is based on the true story of mountain climber Aron Ralston. See it in the Real Life section.
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* ''127 Hours'' ''[[OneHundredAndTwentySevenHours 127 Hours]]'' is based on the true story of mountain climber Aron Ralston. See it in the Real Life section.
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* Crossed with DarkComedy in the warnings on some large woodchippers -- something to the effect of "Do not stick arms or legs into machine -- machine can pull you in faster than you can let go of limb."
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** "Red Leg" Zeff on the other hand was forced to sever his own leg in order to save a drowning Sanji (anime) or in order to avoid starving to death by eating it (manga). {{Badass}} either way.
** "chapter 0" shows that Gold Lion Shiki escaped the [[KryptoniteFactor sea stone]] shackles in [[TheAlcatraz Impel Down]] by cutting off his own feet, which he replaced with ''swords''.
** "chapter 0" shows that Gold Lion Shiki escaped the [[KryptoniteFactor sea stone]] shackles in [[TheAlcatraz Impel Down]] by cutting off his own feet, which he replaced with ''swords''.
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** "Red Leg" Zeff on the other hand was forced to sever his own leg in order to save a drowning Sanji (anime) or in order to avoid starving to death by eating it (manga).(manga) or in order to save a drowning Sanji (anime). {{Badass}} either way.
**"chapter "Chapter 0" shows that Gold Lion Shiki escaped the [[KryptoniteFactor sea stone]] shackles in [[TheAlcatraz Impel Down]] by cutting off his own feet, which he replaced with ''swords''.
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* ''127 Hours'' is based on the true story of mountain climber Aron Ralston. See it in the Real Life section.
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**** He can.
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* In a recent issue of Marvel's ''The Initiative'', trainee superhero Komodo's legs are injected with poison, which will kill her when it reaches her heart. Her teammate Hardball decides that the best way to deal with this under the current dire circumstances is to amputate the legs. Komodo can regenerate, of course, but this still triggers a phobic reaction, as her civilian form lost her legs as well.
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* In a recent issue of Marvel's ''The Initiative'', trainee superhero Komodo's legs are injected with poison, which will kill her when it reaches her heart. Her teammate Hardball decides that the best way to deal with this under the current dire circumstances is to amputate the legs. Komodo can regenerate, of course, but this still triggers a phobic reaction, as her civilian form lost her legs as well.
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* ComicBook/{{Batman}} foe the [=KGBeast=] cut off his own arm with a fireaxe after Batman snared it in a loop of rope and and was holding him pinned until the police arrived. [[FridgeLogic Some have wondered]] why he did not just cut the rope instead.
** We know what arms are made of, but not Batman's ropes.
** We know what arms are made of, but not Batman's ropes.
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* ComicBook/{{Batman}} foe the [=KGBeast=] cut off his own arm with a fireaxe after Batman snared it in a loop of rope and and was holding him pinned until the police arrived. [[FridgeLogic Some have wondered]] why he did not just cut the rope instead.
** We know what arms are made of, but not Batman's ropes.instead, since until Batman caught his arm he was foiling that attempt by cutting the rope.
** We know what arms are made of, but not Batman's ropes.
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* TheSwordOfTruth features a sorceress named Adie who had to cut off her leg after being attacked by a magic resistant armadillo/leech hybrid. Subverted later, when she gets infected with a magical disease. When she asks a wizard to cut the infected limb off, he explains the disease is already all over her body.
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* A less permanent version in ''{{Boondock Saints}}'': The [=McManus=] brothers have been captured by the Mafia, handcuffed to chairs and are about to be tortured to death. When they leave the room, Conor kicks Sean's hand until it breaks, allowing him to escape the cuffs and get the drop on the goons when they return.
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** The penknife was sharp when he started out, but he first tried to use it as a lever to get the rock off, dulling the blade. Note that he had to snap the bone completely in two before he could start cutting.
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* Are you in a [[ZombieApocalypse zombie movie?]] Can those zombies spread their undeath to the living through biting or other contact? Then it's almost guaranteed that you or another character will have to quickly hack of a hand or foot in order to stop the spread of the zombie disease.
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* In the first ''TengenToppaGurrenLagann'' CompilationMovie Yoko and Adiane's DesignatedGirlFight ends with Yoko pinning down Adiane's [[PettingZooPeople scorpion tail]] that she used to deflect bullet, but before she can get the finishing shot in Adiane cuts her own tail off to escape.
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** And in ''{{Terminator}} 2'', the T-800 has his arm trapped and crushed between two gears, and pries it off above the elbow so he can defend John and Sarah Connor from the murderous T-1000.
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** And in ''{{Terminator}} 2'', the T-800 has his arm trapped and crushed between two gears, and pries it off above the elbow with a metal bar so he can defend John and Sarah Connor from the murderous T-1000.
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** And in ''{{Terminator}} 2'', the T-800 has his arm trapped and crushed between two gears, and pries it off above the elbow so he can defend John and Sarah Connor from the murderous T-1000.
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* In one of Peter F Hamilton's earlier books, the main character and his friend mangle each others' hands so that they can slip them through handcuffs.
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handcuffs; describing the whole sequence of events, in [[{{Squick}} squicky]] detail, takes several pages.
* Similar to the above example; in a later volume of the VorkosiganSaga, Miles (brittle-boned from before birth) is chained up by his enemies; he recalls that on one spectacularly unpleasant occasion, he broke the bones in his hand in order to get out of cuffs; unfortunately for him, ''since'' that time he has had nearly all of his bones replaced with synthetic ones, even less breakable than normal.
* Similar to the above example; in a later volume of the VorkosiganSaga, Miles (brittle-boned from before birth) is chained up by his enemies; he recalls that on one spectacularly unpleasant occasion, he broke the bones in his hand in order to get out of cuffs; unfortunately for him, ''since'' that time he has had nearly all of his bones replaced with synthetic ones, even less breakable than normal.
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** CSINewYork does this too, except they find the hand before they find the body. Turns out the man, who was an ex-con, had been lured to an abandoned church by his old partner in crime, knocked out and chained to the church wall. He died from a mix of blood loss (from biting off his hand), starvation and hypothermia. According to the killer, he was going to let him out eventually and wasn't at all expecting him to bite off his own hand.