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Just Hit Him

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Just Hit Him	comment	The Hero is fighting against the Giant Mook. You'd expect the two to just try and punch the living daylights out of each other, but usually what tends to happen is a lot of not doing that. Villains with super strength often just use it to throw heroes across the room instead of caving in their ribcage with a single body blow, or using their impressive grip strength to crush them like a bug or snap them in half like a twig. Villains trained in martial arts will execute unnecessary jumps and spins that give heroes plenty time to dodge when they could've gone for a simple kick or uppercut. And those with Mind over Matter will opt for harmlessly tossing heroes around the room and telekinetically hurling the nearest object they can find at them when it's easier to just snap their necks without lifting a finger, or make them gruesomely implode into a human meatball. Talking Is a Free Action, too, and for some reason both the hero and their opponent will tend to spend long periods of time casually chatting to each other, boasting a-plenty, thinking up strategies in their heads, or gloating, when all of this free time could have been better used curbstomping their opponent. Of course, the usual explanation, from a writing and production standpoint, is a combination of Rule of Cool and Rule of Drama. Seeing characters use superpowers to throw people across rooms or do fancy martial arts is much more interesting than a brawl, and if the villain actually does just hit him and it works, well there's the end of your story (not to mention that in the case of throwing someone across a room, anyone with sufficient super strength tossing a human with enough force to bash them through a wall would result in a lethal impact for most folks). In the case of action-oriented works aimed at younger audiences, particularly in the past, it's not uncommon for this trope to be enforced due to censorship reasons, as Media Watchdogs tend to complain whenever said works show harmful, easily imitable action sequences with hand-to-hand combat. As such, characters could be shown performing body checks or grapples, shooting Ki blasts, levitating each other, and other moves except punching. Anything but punching. Also note that doesn't mean that in a fight scenario all everyone should ever do is hand and leg combat. The power of grappling and wrestling was widely demonstrated over many striking styles in the early days of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, and a good slam, throw or hold can be quite damaging to the victim. See Why Don't You Just Shoot Him? for relevant Stock Phrases. Compare Bond Villain Stupidity. Contrast Wrestler in All of Us, particularly its subtropes Meteor Move, Spinning Piledriver and Suplex Finisher, where throws are genuinely dangerous. Contrast Once is Not Enough when the hero KOs the villain and then chooses to flee instead of finishing him off. When this is applied to any sharp weapon, see Inverse Law of Sharpness and Accuracy. Also see Monster Threat Expiration.
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Just Hit Him / int_11395237	comment	The movie The Sidehackers has a baffling good guy example. Upon infiltrating the villain's camp, the big guy, Big Jake stealths his way over to one guard and silently snaps his neck. So far, so good. He then tries to do the same thing to another guard but the guard notices him. Big Jake runs over and instead of killing the mook before he can make too much noise, inexplicably grabs him by the lapels and holds him up against the wall, while he sets off enough of a holler to attract another mook who fills Big Jake with buckshot.
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Just Hit Him / int_12fd5db0	comment	Megamind makes use of this trope. When he's grabbed and about to get finished by his super-powered yet dumb nemesis Titan, he taunts him (with a massive dose of Brutal Honesty), and, instead of ripping him apart or melting his face with Eye Beams, an angered Titan tosses him across the square, right next to Megamind's invisible car containing the depowering device. A minute later, Titan grabs and throws Megamind yet again, this time several hundred meters up, expecting that the fall would kill him, but instead it just gives Megamind enough time to save himself and get a surprise attack and for the depowering device to fully charge up.
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Just Hit Him / int_1367cea0	comment	Justified in Worm, where the Manton Effect prevents most parahumans from using their powers directly on living beings. Also averted in that those who aren't constrained by it can and do use their powers direct to very lethal effect.
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Just Hit Him / int_2212773a	comment	Likewise common in the spinoff series Angel. Television Without Pity mercilessly mocked fourth-season villain The Beast for seemingly not knowing any other offensive moves than throwing people into walls.
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Just Hit Him / int_2ba1d958	comment	Subverted in the Subway Showdown in The Matrix, in which Smith throws Neo across the room a lot, but also pins Neo to the wall and punches him silly, demonstrating he can easily kick Neo's ass and still toy around with him at his leisure.
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Just Hit Him / int_2bb4ae0f	comment	The superpowered serial killer Sylar from Heroes both plays it straight and subverts the trope: His signature move is to cut open the skulls of his victims, using his telekinesis like an invisible power saw. But at other times (when his opponent is a main character who is supposed to survive), despite the fact that Sylar's telekinesis is strong enough to flip over a driving truck, he uses it simply to hold his opponent up in the air or to fling them into walls instead of breaking their neck, even when he's just trying to kill them and not take their powers.
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Just Hit Him / int_2ef7cb74	comment	In Lyrical Nanoha works, characters can apparently be slammed through multiple floors of a concrete building without significant loss of combat capability, but are somehow threatened by melee strikes.
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Just Hit Him / int_2fee008d	comment	The psychic version appears on a massive scale in Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann: The Anti-spirals are able to warp across the universe and summon a mecha the size of a galaxy, but decide to eliminate the humans by making the moon crash into the Earth over the course of several days, and even alert the people to this. Somewhat justifiable due to their methodology — the Anti Spirals' routine is to kill through the Hope Spot, and the Colony Drop scenario had some escape hatches (that the anti-spirals had mostly welded shut, Simon notwithstanding.)
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Just Hit Him / int_30a248e	comment	Near the end of Friday the 13th (1980), the killer has the Final Girl Alice backed into a corner and... repeatedly slaps her instead of stabbing her, even though the killer had previously been shown to be very direct and to-the-point at other moments in the movie, including at other points in the fight against Alice.
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Just Hit Him / int_30a5ebfd	comment	Naruto: Gaara's fight with Rock Lee during the Chunin exams is rife with this, although it's justifiable by claiming that Gaara wasn't taking Lee very seriously and just toying with him for half the fight. When he finally gets a grip after taking him seriously, his first act is to pulverize Lee's limbs. Similarly completely averted when he's fighting Deidara, as he sends his sand flying right towards him and rips off his arm the second he touches him.
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Just Hit Him / int_332cb317	comment	The infamous battle with Silver the Hedgehog in Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) inverts this, as he can instantly and unavoidably catch Sonic in his telekinesis and throw him into a nearby wall, possibly catching Sonic in an endless loop of grabbing him the instant he lands on the ring that he loses from hitting the wall. The only time it's safe to attack is when he foregoes throwing in order to pick stuff up to hit you with.
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Just Hit Him / int_3d7e3b25	comment	In Chronicle, Andrew would have succeeded in killing his abusive father had he just did a telekinetic dismemberment or such rather than drop him from height, which allowed Matt to save the man. Justified by Andrew's mental state at that point.
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Just Hit Him / int_3e5c6c5a	comment	Happens with Big Bob-omb in Super Mario 64, where the boss will only ever try to throw Mario out the arena (a.k.a. off the mountain, although not a massive drop in most cases) and has to be defeated by Mario throwing him to the ground (in the arena). Averted in the DS remake where he actually throws Bob-ombs against Yoshi, although only because Yoshi can't pick up anything in said game.
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Just Hit Him / int_43576f5	comment	Supernatural: The demons are pretty bad about the telekinetic version of this. They have repeatedly slammed Sam and Dean against walls and have demonstrated that they can slice people open telekinetically, but they always seem to cause only superficial wounds while taunting the boys until they lose their advantage. You'd think they'd know better by now. Similarly, super-strong monsters like to throw our heroes against walls instead of breaking a limb to immobilize them, or caving in their ribcage.
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Just Hit Him / int_48cf61a6	comment	Thanks to censorship, this applied to most of the bare-handed fights in Superfriends. Skewered by Seanbaby here.
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Just Hit Him / int_4cc06582	comment	In Hot Fuzz both fights involving Giant Mook Michael Armstrong are prominent examples of this. Possibly justified as the "trolley boy" was stated to have the mind of a child — a child who does whatever the Big Bad tells him, but a child none the less
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Just Hit Him / int_506e266b	comment	Scarecrow's super move in Injustice 2 has him grow to a giant size, grab the opponent, and... slam them against the ground a few times. This would normally be lethal, but in this setting, everyone has Super-Toughness equal to Superman's thanks to Applied Phlebotinum, meaning that the attack, though pretty painful, is still survivable. Considering his size, it would be pretty easy for him to just bite their head off, or snap them in half. Then again, this unrealistic attack can be justified by the fact that fights against Scarecrow are actually hallucinations caused by his fear gas.
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Just Hit Him / int_515add45	comment	Rook's air Super in Fantasy Strike. He headbutts his opponent, and they fall to the ground, dizzy. Rook also lands and picks them up. Since Rook is the game's designated grappling specialist and a giant made of stone, there's a whole lot of nasty stuff he could do to his opponent from this position, but instead, he just throws them away, dealing a single point of damage (plus one more point of damage from the initial headbutt, for a total of two points, the same as his normal throws and some of his normal attacks).
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Just Hit Him / int_53a73ca0	comment	Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Both played straight and averted in the episode "Kidnapped". Darts D'nar is fighting an unarmed Obi-Wan Kenobi, and throws Obi-Wan across the room a number of times when it probably would've been more effective to just start beating the hell out of him right where they were. But at other times during the fight Darts does beat on him, and choke him, and pick him up only to slam him onto the floor, etc.
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Just Hit Him / int_5908ee91	comment	Dragons in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim have a grab move that is instantly fatal and will be inflicted automatically on the player if their health drops low enough. Giants, meanwhile, don't bother grabbing you. They just punt you into orbit. Draugr Death Lords are highly fond of hitting you with the Unrelenting Force shout, which just knocks you around instead of doing damage. However, this can be very troublesome to the player, as they have to spend several seconds getting back to their feet (with a very slow animation) during which they are vulnerable to other attacks.
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Just Hit Him / int_5ada53ed	comment	Jaws from the James Bond films The Spy Who Loved Me and Moonraker and the game Everything or Nothing is fond of this tactic.
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Just Hit Him / int_614156a8	comment	Overlord: After the Big Bad Wafner gains Super-Strength, he spends a lot of the film simply tossing Americans around rather than breaking their bones with punches.
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Just Hit Him / int_69daf29	comment	In Grrl Power friendly alien bystanders are discussing why Maxima is clearly holding back her immense power in a super-fight in a middle of Times Square
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Just Hit Him / int_6ae6b4c7	comment	Pacific Rim: Humanity builds giant robots to fight giant monsters hand-to-hand, but they sure do spend a lot of time throwing them around into deep water.
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Just Hit Him / int_6bcd58c7	comment	Also averted in Sin City. Marv, Manute, and other large characters usually just punch or kick. It always looks painful too.
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Just Hit Him / int_7291539d	comment	Sickle makes this mistake in Batman: Arkham City. Not too many villains can say "I got the drop on the Dark Knight, had my hand around his throat, was choking him to death, and he wasn't able to get free even though he was trying like hell." Almost any villain with a shred of pride would be embarrassed to admit "And then I threw him across the room, allowing him to catch his breath, get back on his feet, and kick my ass."
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Just Hit Him / int_755fadab	comment	In Haruhi Suzumiya, Ryouko decides to kill Kyon with a knife, despite being able to control everything in the area, including the victim's movements. The attack could have been much easier if a more supernatural approach was taken, but that would probably defeat the purpose: Ryouko wanted it to look like a normal killing to see how Haruhi would react to the death of a friend, not to see how Haruhi would react to the suspicious or outright supernatural death of a friend. This is supported by the fact that the fight with Yuki was notably more supernatural, since the intent was simply to win.
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Just Hit Him / int_7e1c656b	comment	In Scream 4, Ghostface bangs Charlie's head against a door to knock him out and then ties him to a chair instead of killing him. It foreshadows that Charlie's one of the killers, as the whole thing was a trap for Kirby.
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Just Hit Him / int_8125b468	comment	Averted in the Batman story-arc Knightfall when Bane breaks Batman's back.
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Just Hit Him / int_817ec44f	comment	Captain N: The Game Master has a recurring villain, King Hippo, originally the Wake-Up Call Boss of Punch-Out!!—a boxing game. This makes it very conspicuous that he basically never does the thing you'd expect a boxer to do—that is, throw a punch. He'll grab people or throw them in bags, but he's not going to actually use his boxing gloves for their intended purpose, when he fights at all.
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Just Hit Him / int_83ad4daa	comment	Mewtwo from PokÃ©mon: The First Movie is the psychic version of this. Ash running towards him ready to sock him? Just levitate and launch into the nearby stone tower! That doesn't exactly work, however...
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Just Hit Him / int_86b52b7b	comment	I, Robot: in a fight with Spooner, an NS-5 robot just throws him about a bit; even with one arm missing, it could have done better.
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Just Hit Him / int_8a95c055	comment	Happens a few times in Soon I Will Be Invincible, such as when CoreFire throws Dr. Impossible around instead of finishing him before the Doctor can activate his weapon. It's that kind of book.
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Just Hit Him / int_8eda89ef	comment	The psychic version is frequently averted in Darker than Black, where most of the Contractors are incredibly direct with offensive use of their power. For example, a Contractor with the ability to switch two objects via teleportation kills someone by switching their heart for a rock, another one can teleport whatever is covered by his blood so he just splatters it on people and rips them apart, and another that can freeze any water he touches will just freeze the water in your body and kill you or impale you with an icicle (he even has a partner that can cover the area in water, letting him do it from a distance).
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Just Hit Him / int_92d87e3d	comment	If anything, Nemesis does this even more in the Remake, as there is one scene where he has Jill dead to rights with his hand around her face, and still insists on tossing her aside to initiate a boss fight. It's so prominent its arguable he had an Adaptational Personality Change into an Egomaniac Hunter that can only kill Jill after she fights back.
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Just Hit Him / int_9420ea59	comment	Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception: during a fight on a plane, a Giant Mook catches Drake, pins him against the wall... and, for no apparent reason, decides to open up the cargo bay in mid-flight and throw Drake out. Drake manages to get free and uses a parachute attached to the cargo to hurl a truck into the mook's face. Which accidentally brings down the whole plane.
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Just Hit Him / int_95521c97	comment	Also comes up in The Spectacular Spider-Man; in his first fight with the web-head, Rhino repeatedly grabs him and throws him away. This is after it has already been made abundantly clear to both of them that Spidey is a (relatively) Fragile Speedster while Rhino is a Mighty Glacier, and that the fight would be over immediately if Rhino just kept hold of him and tore him apart. Averted later, when Silvermane has Spidey in a bear hug. Even when blinded, he doesn't let go and opts just to crush Peter.
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Just Hit Him / int_98744614	comment	Brave: Mor'du often chooses to only throw the huntsmen away instead of using his paws for much more devastating attacks. Given that the only person he really wants to be killed is himself, this makes sense in retrospect.
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Just Hit Him / int_9a7088bc	comment	In Star Trek, Captain Kirk once fought an alien lizard that successfully caught him in a snare, pinning him under a rock. With Kirk totally helpless, the alien bizarrely decides to lift the rock and then try stabbing him, giving Kirk the opportunity to escape.
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Just Hit Him / int_9e2f90f4	comment	Nico Robin in One Piece completely avoids this: her power is to sprout arms on any surface, and if she ever gets serious, the first thing she tries to do is snap her opponent's spine (most important enemies still find a way to avoid losing this way).
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Just Hit Him / int_a22918b	comment	Justified and subverted in Holyland. Iwado is a judoka, so it makes sense that he would be better at throwing than striking. At the same time, it's shown that getting hurled into a concrete wall or onto asphalt can be as fight-ending as a good strike combo. Also inverted in the fight against Taka, where at one point Yuu closes on his foe and the narration notes that he could have ended the fight right there had he used a grab or throw rather than trying to strike.
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Just Hit Him / int_a9c919d4	comment	According to Yuji Nagata, this is a fundamental step in the Wrestling Psychology of a strong style match. The wrestlers of New Japan Pro-Wrestling would always start off with wrestling to prove they were better conditioned, more technically sound, harder working and more talented than their All Japan counterparts. But inevitably one wrestler would start winning at which point the loser would start using forearms and kicks in an attempt to keep from losing. It's also downplayed in that a slam, throw, suplex, submission hold or such would often be what finished the match regardless, making it more like "just don't forget you can hit him too".
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Just Hit Him / int_b30ae4db	comment	Game of Thrones: In "Hardhome" the White Walker who attacks Jon and Laboda while they're trying to retrieve the Dragonglass kills Laboda in about a second, but then insists on throwing Jon across the room and whacking him with the non-lethal part of his spear instead of stabbing him while his back is turned or while he's defenseless after his weapon is shattered. This gives Jon enough time to retrieve another weapon, one that conveniently can actually kill White Walkers, and win the fight.
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Just Hit Him / int_b3b15bc1	comment	X-Men: The Animated Series had this trope pretty hard, too. Despite Wolverine having a trope he's known for, he wasn't allowed to do anything worse than body-check human or mutant opponents. Robots and monsters were still fair game for dismemberment, though. This trope was especially noticeable given that there wasn't a restriction against bad guys hitting Wolverine, and in once notable instance in the early episodes he was taken out of commission by a brutal on-screen clawing from Sabertooth.
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Just Hit Him / int_b53b86fa	comment	Lampshaded in The Princess Bride (the movie if not the book). Fezzik doesn't want to kill Westley right away, and wants to defeat him in a "sportsmanlike" fashion (pointing out that if he did want to kill Westley quickly, he'd just smash his head open with a rock). As a result, he mostly toys with the guy and tries to wrestle him, and by the time he is fighting somewhat seriously, he's also exhausted (and he discovers that his fighting style is better-adapted to beating up a gang of mooks than handling a single tenacious opponent).
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Just Hit Him / int_b8b43ba	comment	Both played straight and subverted in Haunting Ground. Debilitas will slap, toss, bearhug, and generally make your life miserable, so long as you aren't all the way into Panic Mode. Then he just hops on top of you and punches you to death.
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Just Hit Him / int_b903059f	comment	In Arachnophobia, the spiders are repeatedly shown to have venom that kills instantly with just a small bite anywhere, and they frequently bite the very moment they land on their target. In the climax, thousands of these spiders are swarming over the hero's house and quite a few land on him, but even the "Queen" and "General" that are guarding their egg sac never bother to bite him.
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Just Hit Him / int_ba2ab0a2	comment	In Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, though, Ezio uses One-Hit Kill throws in certain unarmed assassination animations. By Assassin's Creed: Revelations, Ezio can use a Counter Grab throw in straight combat to One-Hit Kill most enemies.
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Just Hit Him / int_bb3fde3d	comment	Common in Danny Phantom. Although Danny has intangibility, it doesn't always prevent him from leaving cracks in all the walls the villains like to throw him into.
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Just Hit Him / int_bd46cf13	comment	In the Arrowverse, people with super-strength often just, yep, throw people into walls. Sometimes they'll get one good hit on Flash, which stuns him long enough for them to run away instead of finishing him off.
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Just Hit Him / int_c231405b	comment	The Russian from The Punisher (2004) is also an offender, especially when his throws keeping bringing Frank close to a hidden weapon or tool he uses to try kill or wound the Russian.
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Just Hit Him / int_c4d11117	comment	"Super Shredder," the mutated form of Shredder in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, becomes a victim and casualty of the Just Hit Him phenomenon, going so far as to cause his own undoing because of it. Justified because the Ooze that Shredder uses to become Super Shredder was contaminated; use of it caused the mutated being to become stupid. So Super Shredder literally is not smart enough to realize that punching out the wooden pillars under the docks to get to the Turtles is NOT a good idea.
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Just Hit Him / int_c6245086	comment	Inverted in Crysis games. Picking someone up and throwing them is always fatal, but even human mooks can survive a couple of punches.
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Just Hit Him / int_cba48b98	comment	Can be invoked or defied in God Hand depending on what moves you give Gene and both have their uses. When you have God Hand Unleash active you will lay the hurt on much more effectively by using moves that do not knock the target down or away, but when not in Super Mode being able to thin the ranks of the enemies bumrushing you by pushing them away does make a difference.
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Just Hit Him / int_cc5d21d5	comment	Exceptionally egregious in Men in Black 3. The hero is dangling on the edge of a miles-high walkway, but proceeds to insult the bad guy - who responds by picking him up, choking him for a second, then throwing him... back onto the narrow walkway, the only spot in a 360 degree radius that WON'T kill him.
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Just Hit Him / int_cfa17e22	comment	A heroic example in Penguin Musume Heart has the title character gigantic and naked, and her opponent slightly bigger than usual and naked (or she just lost her clothes and was no bigger.) Title character proceeds to scream "how cute" and rubs her opponent against her face. Opponent goes on to bite her way out of the title characters' grip and jump away. And then they argue over the Power of Love, which results in said opponent eventually becoming gigantic too. Then again, Penguin's kinda dumb so oh well.
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Just Hit Him / int_d328cd69	comment	Dungeon Fighter Online, like most of the Beat 'em Up genre, contains very damaging throwing techniques (against anything which can actually be thrown). And as most grabs (not just player-initiated) include an autoaimed, super-armor-equipped dash to the enemy, they're also rather safe. Long strike-focused combos still usually win out in damage. But there does exist one (telekinetic) throw which true to this trope can toss an opponent fifty feet onto their back and is guaranteed to not hurt at all. And against the spirit of this trope it's an invaluable asset... once you start having to hit targets in order with ugly consequences for even scratching something before its time. (Something which may well be trying to get hit by you.)
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Just Hit Him / int_d5ddd6c1	comment	PokÃ©mon: The Series is probably one of the worst offenders there is. Characters will regularly call for their Mon to throw the opponent into the air. Then again, it often works, usually due to the thrown PokÃ©mon ignoring an ability they could have used to ease the impact. Mewtwo from PokÃ©mon: The First Movie is the psychic version of this. Ash running towards him ready to sock him? Just levitate and launch into the nearby stone tower! That doesn't exactly work, however...
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Just Hit Him / int_da3eef3a	comment	Subverted in Parasite Eve with the Giant Enemy Crab Optional Boss, who has an attack in which he picks Aya up and slams his claw on her knocking her to one hp. Played straight in Parasite Eve 2 when there is a battle with a slightly more than 2 story tall boss. One of his attacks is to pick Aya up and hold her over his head for a few seconds and then throwing her against a stone wall hard enough to leave a small impact crater. This does a surprisingly small amount of damage compared to how painful it looks.
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Just Hit Him / int_de976635	comment	The Book of Boba Fett: Black Krrsantan, tasked with killing Boba Fett, somehow sneaks into his palace, creeps into his room, silently goes up to where he's helplessly sleeping and...picks him up and tosses him around over and over again. Showing true Bond Villain Stupidity, he eventually throws Boba Fett on top of his arsenal making it truly Within Arm's Reach.
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Just Hit Him / int_e293455a	comment	Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Boss monsters in tend to throw Buffy or her friends into walls instead just ripping their heads off. (Adam comes to mind. Also the goddess Glory, and The Judge, and the Turok-Han uber-vampires, and...) No matter what superpowers or magic spells the bad guys have, or if they're technically immune to damage, the final fight boils down to a martial arts duel between them and Buffy. Buffy is occasionally allowed to use a special weapon (like the rocket launcher used to kill the demon called The Judge), provided that weapon is the only way she can hurt the Big Bad. For that matter, Buffy herself spends a lot of time throwing mooks around and punching them to no particular effect, since most of her enemies can only be killed in fairly specific ways. As above, walls and conveniently placed piles of cardboard boxes or dumpsters full of soft, soft trash. Mostly the more human Scoobies landed in the latter, as it is canon that Buffy is very durable.
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Just Hit Him / int_e3876b26	comment	In Digimon Frontier, Mercuremon has an attack called Generous Mirror that reflects an attack to the attacker while Mercuremon remains unharmed. He uses this once to defeat a very powerful digimon. He might as well apply for the Big Bad position and repel any opponent with Generous Mirror but he doesn't do it. When he lost his humanoid form, and thus this ability, it was a plan to learn all the heroes' attacks for his beast form but with more power behind them. This would have worked if the heroes had not figured out that using Combination Attacks completely new type of attack and thus he couldn't counter it.
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Just Hit Him / int_e64b0d38	comment	The telekinetic version of this is averted in Elfen Lied, where it would take a miracle to stop Lucy from just snapping your head off from the get-go.
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Just Hit Him / int_eb2a8f44	comment	Ash vs. Evil Dead is especially guilty of this. When someone gets turned into a Deadite they usually kill whoever is near them right then and there, by using whatever objects are lying around or even just their bare hands. However, when they are confronting Ash, they usually just throw him around or gloat about how they'll hurt him, so that he invariably manages to either escape or kill them. Sure, the Deadites are huge dicks and could act this way to make Ash's life a living hell, but it's kind of ridiculous that they never managed to seriously hurt/cripple him in more than 30 years given how strong and blood-thirsty they are. In one episode the evil Kandarian force even bumped into Ash's car with trailer from behind and didn't do that much damage... while completely totaling another car that was coming from the opposite direction.
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Just Hit Him / int_ebc3ab1a	comment	Occurs in issue #4 of The Awesome Slapstick. During the Neutron Bum's explosive rampage, The New Warriors, Daredevil, Ghost Rider, the Fantastic Four, and The Avengers were trying to formulate a proper attack plan. Slapstick simply went to a coffee shop, bought a cup of coffee, gave it to the bum, than knocked him out in mid-sip.
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Just Hit Him / int_ef4c300f	comment	Assassin's Creed III regrettably plays it straight again with two inversion: the Ropebeater and Haytham counter all of Connor's strikes and can only be defeated by luring them near tables, and Connor slams them into those tables to hurt them.
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Just Hit Him / int_f2041376	comment	Charmed had a lot of this, even when they had the in-canon power explanation of Leo being able to heal who needed it. -Partly- explained in the typical bad-guy fight involved energy being shot around like gunfire.
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Just Hit Him / int_f3e1f424	comment	While no one could describe the throws as "gentle", the sorcerers in Merlin have a habit of using their abilities to throw enemies around which usually only stuns them or knocks them unconscious. While the telekinetic throwing does kill sometimes, it's very inconsistent and such powerful magic users must have a more reliable way to get rid of someone.
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Just Hit Him / int_f7d93e4a	comment	Increasingly subverted in Assassin's Creed games. In the first two main titles, throws don't do direct damage unless you toss the guy into a long fall or a fragile scaffold. In Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, though, Ezio uses One-Hit Kill throws in certain unarmed assassination animations. By Assassin's Creed: Revelations, Ezio can use a Counter Grab throw in straight combat to One-Hit Kill most enemies. Assassin's Creed III regrettably plays it straight again with two inversion: the Ropebeater and Haytham counter all of Connor's strikes and can only be defeated by luring them near tables, and Connor slams them into those tables to hurt them.
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Just Hit Him / int_fa77d43c	comment	Terminator Salvation has two separate fights involving an unarmed Terminator fighting John Connor, and despite being a killer robot with extensive knowledge of human anatomy, repeatedly throws Connor far away and thus gives him the time to pull out a weapon. One of them has no legs, thus making throwing him doubly stupid. Particularly egregious as the first film in the franchise gave the T-800 (supposedly the same model as the one here) an Establishing Character Moment of grabbing a guy and then just pushing its hand through through his chest without any pause or noticeable effort, and throughout the rest of the film maintained tension by consistently sticking to the "stay ahead of it, because if it grabs you it's a One-Hit Kill" rule thus established.
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Just Hit Him / int_fbb719c5	comment	In Constantine (2005), when John confronts the demon Balthazar, he's held up against the wall by his neck and slowly choked, giving John plenty of time to reach into his jacket pocket and pull out his holy-knuckle-dusters. In this case though, Balthazar was taking his time to gloat, and got a fist full of holy for his troubles.
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Just Hit Him / int_fbf8acc	comment	As part of its satire of horror films, The Cabin in the Woods has the killer redneck zombie family easily slaughter most of the cast right up until they reach the Final Girl, at which point Matthew Buckner begins simply throwing her around and doing little damage until Marty can save her.
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Just Hit Him / int_ffbcb90e	comment	Particularly egregious in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, where the slave-driving Giant Mook fails to take advantage of Indy's frequent and painful immobilization via knife to Voodoo Doll.
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