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* This is the entire reason the Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers don't just crush the Monster of the Week with the Megazord as soon as they see it; one of Zordon's rules for using the power is "Don't escalate a battle unless Rita forces you." If Rita and her monsters keep things on the ground level, then the Rangers do the same. Once Rita makes her monster grow to Kaiju-size and starts attacking Angel Grove, they summon the Zords and unleash their full might.

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* In ''Manga/BungouStrayDogs'', Nakahara Chuuya take off his gloves when he uses his [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique ability's true form]].



* In ''Manga/BungouStrayDogs'', Nakahara Chuuya take off his gloves when he uses his [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique ability's true form]].

* In ''Manga/SoulEater'', you can tell [[BadassNormal Mifune]] is getting serious when he spits out the toothpick he's constantly chewing on.
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* In ''Manga/BungouStrayDogs'', Nakahara Chuuya take off his gloves ''Manga/FairyTail'': Averted (albeit just barely) during the Grand Magic Games, when he uses his [[DangerousForbiddenTechnique ability's true form]].

* In ''Manga/SoulEater'', you can tell [[BadassNormal Mifune]] is getting serious when he spits
[[spoiler:Lucy received a ''brutal'' beatdown from Minerva that strayed just on the side of the line that kept it from breaking the rules.]] Erza managed to defuse the situation, but the entire situation was within a hairsbreadth of degenerating into a showdown between Sabertooth and Fairy Tail that completely threw the competition rules out the toothpick he's constantly chewing on.
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* Vash the Stampede reaches this point near the end of ''Manga/{{Trigun}}'', when he [[spoiler:kills Legato Bluesummers]] in order to save Millie and Meyrl. Oddly for this trope, the act itself is rather understated, rather than being an epic fight scene.
* ''Manga/FairyTail'': Averted (albeit just barely) during the Grand Magic Games, when [[spoiler:Lucy received a ''brutal'' beatdown from Minerva that strayed just on the side of the line that kept it from breaking the rules.]] Erza managed to defuse the situation, but the entire situation was within a hairsbreadth of degenerating into a showdown between Sabertooth and Fairy Tail that completely threw the competition rules out the window, and likely would have drawn in all the friends Fairy Tail had in the other competing teams as well. Which was at ''least'' half of them.


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* In ''Manga/SoulEater'', you can tell [[BadassNormal Mifune]] is getting serious when he spits out the toothpick he's constantly chewing on.
* Vash the Stampede reaches this point near the end of ''Manga/{{Trigun}}'', when he [[spoiler:kills Legato Bluesummers]] in order to save Millie and Meyrl. Oddly for this trope, the act itself is rather understated, rather than being an epic fight scene.
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* ''Webcomic/GrrlPower'': Since the heroes are cops (albeit a new brand of cops dealing with "atypical threats"), they are supposed to hold back and try to use nonlethal force under most circumstances. Sometimes, the rules change.
** Vehemence is literally powered by violence, and he reveals this ''after'' he soaked up power from a massive super-powered brawl. [[WorldsStrongestMan Maxima]] decides to fight him personally, and one of her first moves is to vaporize his arm.
** When Cora rescues Sydney, she announces her presence by vaporizing the man who had a gun to Sydney's head and was openly stating his intent to murder her. It's implied that Cora ''could'' have taken him out nonlethally, but she believes the best way to demonstrate justice is through [[NoKillLikeOverkill overwhelming force]]. Regardless, she makes a convincing argument to Maxima that she didn't have time to switch to nonlethal ordinance.
** When the Fel supercarrier attacks ARCHON, Cora and Dabbler both flatly tell Maxima that they're an army enslaved by an AlwaysChaoticEvil energy field and there is no way to cure them; it's either kill them all or watch Earth get turned into a Fel hive. Maxima promptly orders everyone to go full power, and the rest of the galaxy is very surprised that [[CurbStompBattle this actually goes well for them]].
** When a coalition of semi-allied nations attacks Galtyn while the American supers happen to be there, Maxima orders the others to not act unless directly targeted, and to only safeguard civilians. The alternative would be a very complex diplomatic headache. Maxima promptly ignores her own rules of engagement to duel the sand elemental Darude, an old rival who she had previously thought dead and who could bury the entire country in sand if left unchecked.
** During the assault on the Ascenders base (after they attacked ARCHON first), Maxima notes that half of them are rich backers, and half of them are supers of unknown power. With no way to tell who is who, Maxima authorizes everyone to go full force, and that she'll handle the diplomatic fallout later. In the end, the team actually manages to take the base with limited enemy casualties, making this something of a moot point.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{TMNT}}'': After Leo learns that Raph is the Nightwatcher, the two brothers get into a gigantic argument that eventually devolves into a duel. Raph, having already lost the vision-restricting helmet, draws his sais, the weapons he's been trained with since birth, and Leo, realizing that Raph is serious, draws his swords, indicating the two brothers are ready to fight for real.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{TMNT}}'': [[spoiler: After Leo learns that Raph is the Nightwatcher, the two brothers get into a gigantic argument that eventually devolves into a duel. Raph, having already lost the vision-restricting helmet, draws his sais, the weapons he's been trained with since birth, and Leo, realizing that Raph is serious, draws his swords, indicating the two brothers are ready to fight for real.]]
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* WesternAnimation/{{TMNT}}: After Leo learns that Raph is the Nightwatcher, the two brothers get into a gigantic argument that eventually devolves into a duel. Raph, having already lost the vision-restricting helmet, draws his sais, the weapons he's been trained with since birth, and Leo, realizing that Raph is serious, draws his swords, indicating the two brothers are ready to fight for real.

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* WesternAnimation/{{TMNT}}: ''WesternAnimation/{{TMNT}}'': After Leo learns that Raph is the Nightwatcher, the two brothers get into a gigantic argument that eventually devolves into a duel. Raph, having already lost the vision-restricting helmet, draws his sais, the weapons he's been trained with since birth, and Leo, realizing that Raph is serious, draws his swords, indicating the two brothers are ready to fight for real.
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* WesternAnimation/TMNT: After Leo learns that Raph is the Nightwatcher, the two brothers get into a gigantic argument that eventually devolves into a duel. Raph, having already lost the vision-restricting helmet, draws his sais, the weapons he's been trained with since birth, and Leo, realizing that Raph is serious, draws his swords, indicating the two brothers are ready to fight for real.

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* WesternAnimation/TMNT: WesternAnimation/{{TMNT}}: After Leo learns that Raph is the Nightwatcher, the two brothers get into a gigantic argument that eventually devolves into a duel. Raph, having already lost the vision-restricting helmet, draws his sais, the weapons he's been trained with since birth, and Leo, realizing that Raph is serious, draws his swords, indicating the two brothers are ready to fight for real.
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* “WesternAnimation/TMNT”: After Leo learns that Raph is the Nightwatcher, the two brothers get into a gigantic argument that eventually devolves into a duel. Raph, having already lost the vision-restricting helmet, draws his sais, the weapons he's been trained with since birth, and Leo, realizing that Raph is serious, draws his swords, indicating the two brothers are ready to fight for real.

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* “WesternAnimation/TMNT”: WesternAnimation/TMNT: After Leo learns that Raph is the Nightwatcher, the two brothers get into a gigantic argument that eventually devolves into a duel. Raph, having already lost the vision-restricting helmet, draws his sais, the weapons he's been trained with since birth, and Leo, realizing that Raph is serious, draws his swords, indicating the two brothers are ready to fight for real.

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* “WesternAnimation/TMNT”: After Leo learns that Raph is the Nightwatcher, the two brothers get into a gigantic argument that eventually devolves into a duel. Raph, having already lost the vision-restricting helmet, draws his sais, the weapons he's been trained with since birth, and Leo, realizing that Raph is serious, draws his swords, indicating the two brothers are ready to fight for real.
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* “WesternAnimation/TMNT”: After Leo learns that Raph is the Nightwatcher, the two brothers get into a gigantic argument that eventually devolves into a duel. Raph, having already lost the vision-restricting helmet, draws his sais, the weapons he's been trained with since birth, and Leo, realizing that Raph is serious, draws his swords, indicating the two brothers are ready to fight for real.
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* “WesternAnimation/TMNT”: After Leo learns that Raph is the Nightwatcher, the two brothers get into a gigantic argument that eventually devolves into a duel. Raph, having already lost the vision-restricting helmet, draws his sais, the weapons he's been trained with since birth, and Leo, realizing that Raph is serious, draws his swords, indicating the two brothers are ready to fight for real.
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* ''Manga/FairyTail'': Averted (albeit just barely) during the Grand Magic Games, when [[spoiler:Lucy received a ''brutal'' lethal beatdown from Minerva that strayed just on the side of the line that kept it from breaking the rules.]] Erza managed to defuse the situation, but the entire situation was within a hairsbreadth of degenerating into a showdown between Sabertooth and Fairy Tail that completely threw the competition rules out the window, and likely would have drawn in all the friends Fairy Tail had in the other competing teams as well. Which was at ''least'' half of them. Later on, when Minerva tortured Milliana, that proved to be the [[RageBreakingPoint final straw]] for Erza and [[TheDogBitesBack gives her sweet, sweet payback]] by defeating her.

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* ''Manga/FairyTail'': Averted (albeit just barely) during the Grand Magic Games, when [[spoiler:Lucy received a ''brutal'' lethal beatdown from Minerva that strayed just on the side of the line that kept it from breaking the rules.]] Erza managed to defuse the situation, but the entire situation was within a hairsbreadth of degenerating into a showdown between Sabertooth and Fairy Tail that completely threw the competition rules out the window, and likely would have drawn in all the friends Fairy Tail had in the other competing teams as well. Which was at ''least'' half of them. Later on, when Minerva tortured Milliana, that proved to be the [[RageBreakingPoint final straw]] for Erza and [[TheDogBitesBack gives her sweet, sweet payback]] by defeating her.
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* ''Manga/FairyTail'': Averted (albeit just barely) during the Grand Magic Games, when [[spoiler:Lucy received a ''brutal'' lethal beatdown from Minerva that strayed just on the side of the line that kept it from breaking the rules.]] Erza managed to defuse the situation, but the entire situation was within a hairsbreadth of degenerating into a showdown between Sabertooth and Fairy Tail that completely threw the competition rules out the window, and likely would have drawn in all the friends Fairy Tail had in the other competing teams as well. Which was at ''least'' half of them. Later on, when Minerva tortured Millains, that proved to be the [[RageBreakingPoint final straw]] for Erza and [[TheDogBitesBack gives her sweet, sweet payback]] by defeating her.

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* ''Manga/FairyTail'': Averted (albeit just barely) during the Grand Magic Games, when [[spoiler:Lucy received a ''brutal'' lethal beatdown from Minerva that strayed just on the side of the line that kept it from breaking the rules.]] Erza managed to defuse the situation, but the entire situation was within a hairsbreadth of degenerating into a showdown between Sabertooth and Fairy Tail that completely threw the competition rules out the window, and likely would have drawn in all the friends Fairy Tail had in the other competing teams as well. Which was at ''least'' half of them. Later on, when Minerva tortured Millains, Milliana, that proved to be the [[RageBreakingPoint final straw]] for Erza and [[TheDogBitesBack gives her sweet, sweet payback]] by defeating her.
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* ''Manga/FairyTail'': Averted (albeit just barely) during the Grand Magic Games, when [[spoiler:Lucy received a ''brutal'' beatdown from Minerva that strayed just on the side of the line that kept it from breaking the rules.]] Erza managed to defuse the situation, but the entire situation was within a hairsbreadth of degenerating into a showdown between Sabertooth and Fairy Tail that completely threw the competition rules out the window, and likely would have drawn in all the friends Fairy Tail had in the other competing teams as well. Which was at ''least'' half of them. Later on, when Minerva tortured Millains, that proved to be the [[RagebBreakingPoint final straw]] for Erza and [[TheDogBitesBack gives her sweet, sweet payback]].

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* ''Manga/FairyTail'': Averted (albeit just barely) during the Grand Magic Games, when [[spoiler:Lucy received a ''brutal'' lethal beatdown from Minerva that strayed just on the side of the line that kept it from breaking the rules.]] Erza managed to defuse the situation, but the entire situation was within a hairsbreadth of degenerating into a showdown between Sabertooth and Fairy Tail that completely threw the competition rules out the window, and likely would have drawn in all the friends Fairy Tail had in the other competing teams as well. Which was at ''least'' half of them. Later on, when Minerva tortured Millains, that proved to be the [[RagebBreakingPoint [[RageBreakingPoint final straw]] for Erza and [[TheDogBitesBack gives her sweet, sweet payback]].payback]] by defeating her.
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* ''Manga/FairyTail'': Averted (albeit just barely) during the Grand Magic Games, when [[spoiler:Lucy received a ''brutal'' beatdown from Minerva that strayed just on the side of the line that kept it from breaking the rules.]] Erza managed to defuse the situation, but the entire situation was within a hairsbreadth of degenerating into a showdown between Sabertooth and Fairy Tail that completely threw the competition rules out the window, and likely would have drawn in all the friends Fairy Tail had in the other competing teams as well. Which was at ''least'' half of them.

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* ''Manga/FairyTail'': Averted (albeit just barely) during the Grand Magic Games, when [[spoiler:Lucy received a ''brutal'' beatdown from Minerva that strayed just on the side of the line that kept it from breaking the rules.]] Erza managed to defuse the situation, but the entire situation was within a hairsbreadth of degenerating into a showdown between Sabertooth and Fairy Tail that completely threw the competition rules out the window, and likely would have drawn in all the friends Fairy Tail had in the other competing teams as well. Which was at ''least'' half of them. Later on, when Minerva tortured Millains, that proved to be the [[RagebBreakingPoint final straw]] for Erza and [[TheDogBitesBack gives her sweet, sweet payback]].
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* In the world of police and military, escalation of force is this. It's a concept that demands such groups use only the lowest level of force possible in neutralizing a threat. If simply demanding a suspect or enemy surrender is all it takes to accomplish this, there's no need to use physical force period, if all it takes to subdue a combative criminal is a stun gun there's no need to use a sidearm, etc. When these lower levels of force fail or if the criminal or enemy acts in a way where there's no time to apply this concept[[note]]Such as charging at a police officer or making a move to harm someone else, where applying escalation of force would undoubtedly lead to injury or death, then immediately using a high level of force, even lethal, is authorized[[/note]], then the gloves come off and the police or military use higher levels of force. It's also a large driving point of why many cops are wearing body cams nowadays: having how a cop acted be on camera goes a long way to proving that their use of force was authorized, [[PoliceBrutality or that it wasn't]]. Note that this is only the most condensed explanation possible; there are ''entire books'' of how this concept works, thousands of laws that explain or restrict it, and no end of ifs ands or buts that affect it or change how it works.

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* In the world of police and military, escalation of force is this. It's a concept that demands such groups use only the lowest level of force possible in neutralizing a threat. If simply demanding a suspect or enemy surrender is all it takes to accomplish this, there's no need to use physical force period, if all it takes to subdue a combative criminal is a stun gun there's no need to use a sidearm, etc. When these lower levels of force fail or if the criminal or enemy acts in a way where there's no time to apply this concept[[note]]Such as charging at a police officer or making a move to harm someone else, where applying escalation of force would undoubtedly lead to injury or death, then immediately using a high level of force, even lethal, is authorized[[/note]], then the gloves come off and the police or military use higher levels of force. It's also a large driving point of why many cops are wearing body cams nowadays: having how a cop acted be on camera goes a long way to proving that their use of force was authorized, [[PoliceBrutality or that it wasn't]]. Note that this is only the most condensed explanation possible; there are ''entire books'' of how this concept works, thousands of laws that explain or restrict it, and no end of ifs ifs, ands or buts that affect it or change how it works.
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* ''Literature/TheLastContinent'': After Ponder Stibbons is pushed too far, he rolls up his sleeves, noted by the narration to be the wizard equivalent of the DramaticGunCock.
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* In their final fight in ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'', [[spoiler: Godzilla loses his temper after taking a few hits and finally goes all-out on Kong, decisively defeating and nearly killing him in short order]].

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* In their final fight in ''Film/GodzillaVsKong'', [[spoiler: Godzilla loses his temper after taking a few hits and finally goes all-out on Kong, decisively defeating quickly overwhelming and nearly killing him in short order]].with his sheer speed and power]].
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During a fight, a person can have a lot on their mind. They're trying to defeat their opponent, while avoiding injury themselves. They may be trying to protect {{Innocent Bystander}}s, or avoid unnecessary collateral damage. Perhaps they're laboring under [[TheFettered self-imposed restrictions]] or they're just [[IAmNotLeftHanded holding back for fun]]. For whatever reason, they're not giving things their all.

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During a fight, a person can have a lot on their mind. They're trying to defeat their opponent, while avoiding injury themselves. They may be trying to protect {{Innocent Bystander}}s, or avoid unnecessary collateral damage. Perhaps they're laboring under [[TheFettered self-imposed restrictions]] or an explicit NoHarmRequirement that's forcing them to pull their punches or they're just [[IAmNotLeftHanded holding back for fun]]. For whatever reason, they're not giving things their all.
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer}}'': Among Ogres, the equivalent act is removing one's gutplate. Ogres are terrified of disembowelment, as getting gutted is an AgonizingStomachWound that can't be healed and will inevitably kill the victim... but takes ''days'' to do it. As such, if two Ogres fight and they keep the gutplates on, regardless of the injuries suffered, it's not a serious affair. But if they remove their gutplates, that's a sign both intend to fight to the death.
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* ''Fanfic/HereComesTheNewBoss'': Taylor has inherited an assortment of powers, but most of them are [[CoverBlowingSuperpower too distinctive to use without revealing that she's the Butcher]]. [[spoiler:When Hookwolf is about to kill the Undersiders during a brawl, however, and she can't move fast enough to intercept him, she instinctively teleports in his way -- and both he and the Undersiders recognise the distinctive flames. With her identity busted wide open, she throws aside restraint and draws on her full power set -- teleports, festering wounds, pain blasts, weakness seeking -- to deliver a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown until he's unconscious and she's covered in red.]]

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** [[TheHero Kira Yamato]] and [[TheRival Athrun Zala]] take the gloves off during [[WhamEpisode Phase 30]] of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSeed''. Until then, they'd been holding back due to being each other's ForgottenChildhoodFriend and Kira's ReluctantWarrior tendencies. But when Kira managed to [[spoiler: kill Athrun's friend Nicol in self-defense in the previous episode/"Phase"]], Athrun loses all restraint. When they fight again, he throws himself into a genuine battle to the death with Kira for the first time. And while Kira is still not keen on fighting Athrun, ''that'' all changes [[spoiler:when ''his'' friend Tolle arrives to provide cover fire, and Athrun kills ''him'' in self-defense]]. And ''that's'' when Kira [[UnstoppableRage finally decides to stop holding back]], and the two start ripping each others' Gundams apart in a furious bid to kill one another.

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*** Later on, in the FinalBattle, [[spoiler:Kira continues with his MartialPacifist tendencies and [[ThouShaltNotKill is firmly against killing his enemies]], even while facing [[BigBad Rau Le Creuset]] and the Providence Gundam. But then in the middle of the fight, an escape shuttle containing Flay Allster -- Kira's ex -- and the BridgeBunnies of the Dominion wander by trying to escape the fight. Kira immediately [[DivingSave dives to their rescue when Rau targets the shuttle with his Providence's cannon]]... only for one of the Providence's [[AttackDrone DRAGOONs]] to destroy the shuttle from above, [[KickTheDog killing Flay and her company anyways]]. After a HeroicBSOD and -- strangely enough -- a DeadPersonConversation with what is apparently Flay's ghost, Kira goes into [[SuperMode SEED Mode]] and barrels back after Rau (who retreated to go after Kira's more recent LoveInterest, Lacus). This time, Kira drops any intentions of ending the battle non-fatally and [[UnstoppableRage targets Rau in an uncompromising rage]], fully intending to kill him for all he's done. That battle ends with Kira shoving the Freedom's [[LaserBlade Beam Saber]] [[ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice through the Providence's cockpit and out its back]], then leaving it to be completely annihilated by the [[KillSat GENESIS]] as it fires a final shot and self-destructs, [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill blowing the Providence to smithereens]].]]
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** Kira Yamato and Athrun Zala take the gloves off during [[WhamEpisode Phase 30]] of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSeed''. Until then, they'd been holding back due to being each other's ForgottenChildhoodFriend and Kira's ReluctantWarrior tendencies. But when Kira manages to [[spoiler: kill Athrun's friend Nicol in self-defense]], Athrun throws himself into a genuine battle to the death with Kira for the first time. And while Kira is still not keen on fighting Athrun, ''that'' all changes [[spoiler:when ''his'' friend Tolle arrives to provide cover fire, and Athrun kills ''him'' in self-defense]]. And ''that's'' when Kira [[UnstoppableRage finally decides to stop holding back]], and the two start ripping each others' Gundams apart in a furious bid to kill one another.

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** [[TheHero Kira Yamato Yamato]] and [[TheRival Athrun Zala Zala]] take the gloves off during [[WhamEpisode Phase 30]] of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSeed''. Until then, they'd been holding back due to being each other's ForgottenChildhoodFriend and Kira's ReluctantWarrior tendencies. But when Kira manages managed to [[spoiler: kill Athrun's friend Nicol in self-defense]], self-defense in the previous episode/"Phase"]], Athrun loses all restraint. When they fight again, he throws himself into a genuine battle to the death with Kira for the first time. And while Kira is still not keen on fighting Athrun, ''that'' all changes [[spoiler:when ''his'' friend Tolle arrives to provide cover fire, and Athrun kills ''him'' in self-defense]]. And ''that's'' when Kira [[UnstoppableRage finally decides to stop holding back]], and the two start ripping each others' Gundams apart in a furious bid to kill one another.
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* Kira and Athrun take the gloves off during the WhamEpisode of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSeed''. Until then, they'd been holding back due to being each other's ForgottenChildhoodFriend and Kira's ReluctantWarrior tendencies. But when they manage to [[spoiler:each kill a friend of the other in self-defense]], they throw themselves into genuine battle to the death for the first time.

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* Kira and Athrun take the gloves off during the WhamEpisode of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSeed''. Until then, they'd been holding back due to being each other's ForgottenChildhoodFriend and Kira's ReluctantWarrior tendencies. But when they manage to [[spoiler:each kill a friend of the other in self-defense]], they throw themselves into genuine battle to the death for the first time.



* In ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamThe08thMSTeam'', this happens twice. First, when [[MemeticBadass Norris Packard]] fights the eponymous 08th Team in order to buy time for a hospital ship to escape, [[HeroicSacrifice knowing he'll be left behind]]. Second, when Shiro makes an exception to his [[TechnicalPacifist Technical Pacifism]] for [[spoiler:Ginias in the Apsalus]]. With permission from [[spoiler:Ginias' sister]], no less.

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In ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamThe08thMSTeam'', this happens twice. First, when [[MemeticBadass Norris Packard]] fights the eponymous 08th Team in order to buy time for a hospital ship to escape, [[HeroicSacrifice knowing he'll be left behind]]. Second, when Shiro Amada makes an exception to his [[TechnicalPacifist Technical Pacifism]] for [[spoiler:Ginias in the Apsalus]]. With permission from [[spoiler:Ginias' sister]], no less.less.
** Kira Yamato and Athrun Zala take the gloves off during [[WhamEpisode Phase 30]] of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSeed''. Until then, they'd been holding back due to being each other's ForgottenChildhoodFriend and Kira's ReluctantWarrior tendencies. But when Kira manages to [[spoiler: kill Athrun's friend Nicol in self-defense]], Athrun throws himself into a genuine battle to the death with Kira for the first time. And while Kira is still not keen on fighting Athrun, ''that'' all changes [[spoiler:when ''his'' friend Tolle arrives to provide cover fire, and Athrun kills ''him'' in self-defense]]. And ''that's'' when Kira [[UnstoppableRage finally decides to stop holding back]], and the two start ripping each others' Gundams apart in a furious bid to kill one another.

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