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Telephone Polearm

467 statements
90 feature instances
45 referencing feature instances

Telephone Polearm	type	FeatureClass
Telephone Polearm	label	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm	page	TelephonePolearm
Telephone Polearm	comment	The use of extremely long and thick objects as blunt weaponry carried one-handed over the shoulder but swung two-handed in a devastating arc: think telephone poles, street lamps, trees, cabers... Basically, Big Freaking Stick. Usually an indicator that the wielder has Super-Strength. Usually an Improvised Weapon, often seen directly plucked and lifted. A Sub-Trope of Batter Up!. See also Improbable Weapon User, Primitive Clubs, Carry a Big Stick, and Epic Flail.
Telephone Polearm	fetched	2024-02-22T02:17:23Z
Telephone Polearm	parsed	2024-02-22T02:17:23Z
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Telephone Polearm	processingComment	Dropped link to FinalBattle: Not an Item - FEATURE
Telephone Polearm	processingComment	Dropped link to GiantMook: Not an Item - FEATURE
Telephone Polearm	processingComment	Dropped link to KillSat: Not an Item - FEATURE
Telephone Polearm	processingComment	Dropped link to RobotGirl: Not an Item - FEATURE
Telephone Polearm	processingComment	Dropped link to ShoutOut: Not an Item - FEATURE
Telephone Polearm	processingComment	Dropped link to StunnedSilence: Not an Item - FEATURE
Telephone Polearm	processingComment	Dropped link to TheBigGuy: Not an Item - FEATURE
Telephone Polearm	processingUnknown	FillerArc
Telephone Polearm	isPartOf	DBTropes
Telephone Polearm / int_12fd5db0	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_12fd5db0	comment	In Megamind, the titular villain (in a mecha) briefly fences with Titan (who is a flying brick) using light poles.
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Telephone Polearm / int_18ce5aab	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_18ce5aab	comment	Wan Fu's weapon of choice in Samurai Shodown 2 is a stone pillar about as tall as he is.
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Telephone Polearm / int_1a12bbee	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_1a12bbee	comment	At one point, The Mighty Thor was being attacked by The Wild Hunt. He led them onto the Brooklyn Bridge, tore a support beam out, and used it as a weapon. Turns out a several-hundred-pound chunk of Cold Iron works rather nicely against The Fair Folk.
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The Mighty Thor (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Telephone Polearm / int_1a12bbee
Telephone Polearm / int_1b386512	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_1b386512	comment	Within the anime of Ranma Â½, RyÅ�ga uproots a concrete utility pole and swings it at Ranma after Nabiki convinces him the pills she gave him grant super-strength.
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Ranma ½ (Manga)	hasFeature	Telephone Polearm / int_1b386512
Telephone Polearm / int_1bdeba5a	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_1bdeba5a	comment	In one X-Men comic, X-Men are trapped in another dimension and forced to take part in a large battle. Colossus (for who the whole arc is a serious case of It's Personal) goes to battle swinging a tree. The narration lampshades how horrified he would be at the damage if he wasn't so angry.
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Telephone Polearm / int_1cc09117	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_1cc09117	comment	Bleach: During Chad's first fight against a Hollow (which he can't even see at the time), he rips a telephone pole out of the ground and sweeps it around until it hits something. This is before he gains any powers whatsoever; he's just that badass.
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Telephone Polearm / int_1cf9029e	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_1cf9029e	comment	In DEATH BATTLE!, Superman uses a street lamp on Goku. Needless to say, Goku is barely scratched and Superman is still nowhere near using his full strength at that point.
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Telephone Polearm / int_223c2a48	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_223c2a48	comment	In The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Hinox can uproot trees and either throw them at Link or use them as a gigantic club.
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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Video Game)	hasFeature	Telephone Polearm / int_223c2a48
Telephone Polearm / int_265fb4f1	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_265fb4f1	comment	In Hyrule Warriors, one of Link's special attacks while using the Gauntlets is to pull a huge pillar note the ones from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time that you need the Golden Gauntlets to lift out of the ground, swing it around, then throw it onto the enemies. In the 3DS remake, King Daphnes's fighting style of choice is to bludgeon enemies with the mast and sail of his own boat form. In The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Hinox can uproot trees and either throw them at Link or use them as a gigantic club.
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Telephone Polearm / int_291e9857	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_291e9857	comment	One of the weapons in Dark Souls is a club fashioned out of a World Tree branch. Think of that what you will.
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Telephone Polearm / int_2bbcacd9	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_2bbcacd9	comment	A Looney Tunes short, "Scaredy Cat", ends with Sylvester ripping a branch off a tree, ready to charge into battle with a horde of killer mice... before throwing it away, uprooting the whole tree, and then charging into battle. In "Baseball Bugs", a baseball player makes a bat out of a whole tree trunk.
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Telephone Polearm / int_2e3e7ac2	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_2e3e7ac2	comment	Justice League During the Thanagarian invasion, Wonder Woman rips out a street lamp and clubs down several foes after she has to blow cover to save civilians. In the Unlimited episode "Hawk and Dove", Hawk rips a tree out of the ground and uses it to smack the Annihilator around.
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Telephone Polearm / int_30f32521	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_30f32521	comment	Doable in the first Darksiders, breaking off the non-straight parts of the pole. Though as it turns out mortal steel can't hold up to the strain the protagonist puts on his weapons and his foes are really too tough to make improvised weapons practical, this isn't good for more than a bit of minor Sequence Breaking before you have a ranged weapon.
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Telephone Polearm / int_3277eea2	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_3277eea2	comment	Trolls in The Battle for Middle-earth can rip out trees to use them as clubs.
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Telephone Polearm / int_33ee06c1	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_33ee06c1	comment	In Undercover Cops, you can use steel beams and concrete columns as weapons.
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Telephone Polearm / int_42a0ebe8	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_42a0ebe8	comment	Mike Shadow: I Paid for It!: Street Weapons Lvl.3 has Mike beat the machine with a street light that he pulls from the ground.
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Telephone Polearm / int_44b3af49	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_44b3af49	comment	In Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie, giant-sized Ivan Ooze rips out a phone pole to duel the Ninja Megazord with.
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Telephone Polearm / int_4522fd1	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_4522fd1	comment	Used against Tennyo in the Whateley Universe story "Boston Brawl" when the Arch-Fiend rips up a streetlight and lets her have it. On the other hand, smashing Tennyo into the pavement doesn't stop her.
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Telephone Polearm / int_468bebb0	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_468bebb0	comment	Done in several Discworld books, usually by Detritus or the Librarian, both of whom are strong enough to improvise clubs from all sorts of improbably large objects (enemy mooks are a favourite).
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Telephone Polearm / int_49ad83ee	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_49ad83ee	comment	The Taunka in World of Warcraft use these totems as well. The Mountain Giants can also use trees as giant clubs. Jojo Ironbrow, after his mighty brow fails to break a jade pillar, starts wielding said pillar as a weapon.
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Telephone Polearm / int_4f7a49d9	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_4f7a49d9	comment	In The Keys Stand Alone: The Soft World, Paul does this with a convenient log when a bunch of dirt golems attack him. Unlike other examples of this trope, the log doesn't last very long because he's so strong, and so not-good with his strength, that he rapidly squeezes the log into pieces, though it holds out long enough to take care of the golems. (At least until the guy making them starts making more.)
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Telephone Polearm / int_50e41775	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_50e41775	comment	Crude Buster had this as standard. Larger poles were picked up and thrown while smaller ones were used as clubs. You could also throw cars.
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Telephone Polearm / int_53bd0aaf	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_53bd0aaf	comment	In With Strings Attached, Paul batters his way up the steps to the Heart of Evil while swinging a six-foot length of fallen rock pillar. Does a nice job of clearing off the undead in the way... until he reaches the intangible wraiths. In The Keys Stand Alone: The Soft World, Paul does this with a convenient log when a bunch of dirt golems attack him. Unlike other examples of this trope, the log doesn't last very long because he's so strong, and so not-good with his strength, that he rapidly squeezes the log into pieces, though it holds out long enough to take care of the golems. (At least until the guy making them starts making more.)
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Telephone Polearm / int_594935a7	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_594935a7	comment	In The Thebaid, Capaneus is so huge that his weapon of choice is a tree trunk that he wields like a club.
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Telephone Polearm / int_59da62aa	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_59da62aa	comment	Fallout: New Vegas also has the super mutant favorite Rebar Club, a trio of steel rebar beams, still attached to a large chunk of concrete. The player can also utilize it to full effect, through it takes a nearly maxed out strength score to make the most of it. The unique version is added in Gun Runners' Arsenal DLC, called Nuka Breaker, which is a Nuka Cola neon sign. This itself is a Shout-Out to Fallout: Nuka Break. Old World Blues has the X2 Antenna, and Lonesome Road has the Old Glory flagstaff.
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Fallout: New Vegas (Video Game)	hasFeature	Telephone Polearm / int_59da62aa
Telephone Polearm / int_5bd0554b	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_5bd0554b	comment	Warcraft: Taurens in Warcraft III use their totems (essentially enormous, decorated logs) like this. The Mountain Giant night elf units can uproot a tree and use it as a club, giving them siege damage and increased range until the tree eventually breaks. The Taunka in World of Warcraft use these totems as well. The Mountain Giants can also use trees as giant clubs. Jojo Ironbrow, after his mighty brow fails to break a jade pillar, starts wielding said pillar as a weapon.
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Telephone Polearm / int_5c208620	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_5c208620	comment	Superman: The Animated Series: Superman briefly has to resort to use one of these while fighting off Metallo to keep his distance, due to Metallo's Kryptonite heart weakening him. Naturally it doesn't do much good against him.
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Superman: The Animated Series	hasFeature	Telephone Polearm / int_5c208620
Telephone Polearm / int_5e91c7d	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_5e91c7d	comment	'El Gigante' in Resident Evil 4 can wield a tree at you. Roughly the same thing happens with the Ndesu in Resident Evil 5, only he uses an actual telephone pole this time.
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Telephone Polearm / int_6c1d09b3	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_6c1d09b3	comment	In Fallout 3, the Super Mutant Behemoth enemies carry an improvised club consisting of a fire hydrant at the end of a water pipe. It's also larger than any other in-game fire hydrant by a factor of two, making it about as big as the player without the pipe, because the Behemoth was meant to be rather less big. It got changed late in the game by punching up the stats and increasing the size of the model, resulting in the huge hydrant, not to mention the shopping trolley it uses as a backpack being a lot larger than what you'd expect.
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Telephone Polearm / int_6c47db4e	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_6c47db4e	comment	In Dynasty Warriors 6: Empires, Meng Huo wields a large stone pillar.
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Dynasty Warriors (Video Game)	hasFeature	Telephone Polearm / int_6c47db4e
Telephone Polearm / int_6c64071a	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_6c64071a	comment	GURPS Supers (4th edition) has rules for using such polearms, based on their length and how hard it is to hold them in hand.
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Telephone Polearm / int_6d564c8	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_6d564c8	comment	Some characters in Freedom Force could rip poles right out of the ground and swing them. You could bring down a building by throwing enough trash cans at it or pounding it with light poles.
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Telephone Polearm / int_6ea0c1f4	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_6ea0c1f4	comment	During Joseph's chariot race against Wamuu in Battle Tendency, the first weapon is a large hammer hanging from a pillar. Joseph thinks he's got the advantage when he manages to take the lead and snatch the hammer, only to realize that Wamuu is able to use his Super-Strength to take the pillar itself as an even more powerful weapon.
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Telephone Polearm / int_704d30db	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_704d30db	comment	In "Baseball Bugs", a baseball player makes a bat out of a whole tree trunk.
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Telephone Polearm / int_78a062eb	comment	The first boss of Balacera Brothers, a gigantic troll who wields a tree like a baseball bat trying to swat the brothers.
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Telephone Polearm / int_78fe4d55	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_78fe4d55	comment	Prometheans in Promethean: The Created can learn a transmutation specializing in making the body stronger, allowing them to pick up objects as though their strength rating was twice what it actually is. A second transmutation lets them use such objects as melee or thrown weapons. (Two further transmutations increase this effect to triple strength — for those times when they really need to hit people with a minivan.)
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Telephone Polearm / int_7b2ca7a2	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_7b2ca7a2	comment	In one verse during the sixth chapter in Bayonetta, the titular witch has to swing a streetlamp to kill several angels. In addition to Bayonetta herself having Super-Strength, the choice of Improvised Weapon is justified; this particular verse has Bayo in the human world as opposed to in Purgatorio with the angels she's fighting, and so can't attack them directly, but the environment exists in all realms simultaneously.
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Telephone Polearm / int_7b429ebd	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_7b429ebd	comment	In Saints Row 2 the Boss can use various items of scenery as improvised weapons, including street signs.
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Telephone Polearm / int_7f5bc680	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_7f5bc680	comment	Fallout: In Fallout 3, the Super Mutant Behemoth enemies carry an improvised club consisting of a fire hydrant at the end of a water pipe. It's also larger than any other in-game fire hydrant by a factor of two, making it about as big as the player without the pipe, because the Behemoth was meant to be rather less big. It got changed late in the game by punching up the stats and increasing the size of the model, resulting in the huge hydrant, not to mention the shopping trolley it uses as a backpack being a lot larger than what you'd expect. Fallout: New Vegas also has the super mutant favorite Rebar Club, a trio of steel rebar beams, still attached to a large chunk of concrete. The player can also utilize it to full effect, through it takes a nearly maxed out strength score to make the most of it. The unique version is added in Gun Runners' Arsenal DLC, called Nuka Breaker, which is a Nuka Cola neon sign. This itself is a Shout-Out to Fallout: Nuka Break. Old World Blues has the X2 Antenna, and Lonesome Road has the Old Glory flagstaff.
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Telephone Polearm / int_817b1a43	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_817b1a43	comment	In Time Crisis 2, the second stage boss is a huge Scary Black Man who fights you by bear-hugging a nuclear missile by the business end and beating you over the head with it in the second stage of the fight.
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Telephone Polearm / int_84986bf9	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_84986bf9	comment	So has the RuneScape troll Dad, who fights with a tree trunk. A justifiable case, as he's much larger than most other trolls - the average mountain troll is more human-sized and uses weapons like large clubs, hammers, or bones.
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Telephone Polearm / int_85a5a3b9	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_85a5a3b9	comment	Transformers: Prime gives us one Con using a wooden log to knock Optimus Prime off a cliff. Bonus points for being large enough to use it effectively. Sadly, short-lived Con.
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Transformers: Prime	hasFeature	Telephone Polearm / int_85a5a3b9
Telephone Polearm / int_873f8eb3	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_873f8eb3	comment	The larger characters in Power Stone are able to make use of street lights and telephone poles as weapons.
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Telephone Polearm / int_8960fd02	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_8960fd02	comment	Thorkell in Vinland Saga uses tree-sized sharpened stakes as either melee or ship-sinking ranged weapons.
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Telephone Polearm / int_909dcc6b	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_909dcc6b	comment	Some large creatures in Disciples use ripped out tree trunks as weapons.
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Telephone Polearm / int_90c73170	type	Telephone Polearm
Telephone Polearm / int_90c73170	comment	In Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, during his second phase Sundowner will rip out a nearby antenna pole to try and whack Raiden with.
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Telephone Polearm / int_91684031	comment	PokÃ©mon Black and White introduces Timburr, which fights by using a piece of wood that's enormous when compared to it, and it even juggles it on a regular basis. Its evolutions are also examples, but to a lesser extent, though only because they're bigger in comparison: Gurdurr and Conkeldurr, who swing around girders and concrete support beams, respectively.
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Telephone Polearm / int_93b9b77c	comment	Nexus War allows characters with the Cloak of Steel skill (or its upgraded variations) to do this with telephone poles, streetlamps, and uprooted trees. While it's possible to splatter a maximum-level character in three or four hits this way, such weapons are usually much less accurate than normal-size melee weapons.
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Telephone Polearm / int_9b530c26	comment	Archie Comics: Archie found himself using a lamp post in this manner, though he didn't intend to. When he was confronted by a collection of oily thugs who called him and Jughead "fun on the run," Jughead signaled Archie to turn in his direction, which resulted in the whole gang being poleaxed. He finishes off the leader by landing the head of the post into his stomach, also unintentionally.
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Telephone Polearm / int_9e2f90f4	comment	In One Piece, Urouge wields a giant wood pillar. Word of God states that it's actually a pencil, and he's looking for a sharpener.
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Telephone Polearm / int_9f89a5f0	comment	PokÃ©mon: PokÃ©mon Black and White introduces Timburr, which fights by using a piece of wood that's enormous when compared to it, and it even juggles it on a regular basis. Its evolutions are also examples, but to a lesser extent, though only because they're bigger in comparison: Gurdurr and Conkeldurr, who swing around girders and concrete support beams, respectively. PokÃ©mon Sun and Moon: According to legend, thieves once encroached on Tapu Bulu's temple, only to wisely book it in the opposite direction when they were met with the guardian deity swinging trees around as clubs. Unsurprisingly, Tapu Bulu learns the move Wood Hammer. In the anime episode when Ash challenges Tapu Bulu it uproots a tree in the middle of their fight to use as a club. Ash and pikachu have a moment of Stunned Silence as they witness this.
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Telephone Polearm / int_9fa025d	comment	Flint gets to use Lighter's four-by-four in Mother 3. That same weapon is later used to knock Flint out. Ouch.
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Telephone Polearm / int_a037ae41	comment	Fate/Zero: Most Servants summoned for a Holy Grail War have a weapon of choice (or several) called a Noble Phantasm that is part of/inspired by their historic/legendary deeds in their past life and serves as their main means of fighting other Servants. This war's Berserker has the skill Eternal Arms Mastery, which lets him wield any conceivable weapon, however unlikely, as if it were his Noble Phantasm (he does have a 'true' NP, but it's such a colossal resource-hog that he rarely uses it). Among other things, his abilities allow him to use the midsection of a streetlight as a pole-arm to devastating effect against Saber.
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Telephone Polearm / int_a04142ff	comment	Late into Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure, the pirate ship Zack is on gets attacked, and its mast falls over in the process. Undeterred, Zack picks up the mast and starts attacking stuff with it. He's a bit slower than usual while holding it, but it doesn't otherwise seem to bother him at all.
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Telephone Polearm / int_a2dee471	comment	In the 3DS remake, King Daphnes's fighting style of choice is to bludgeon enemies with the mast and sail of his own boat form.
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Telephone Polearm / int_a44dea5c	comment	In The Artist and the Faker, Nero uses a lamppost as a club. Archer asks how in the world she's so strong, since she's less than five feet tall and has no visible muscle mass.
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Telephone Polearm / int_a54e58d1	comment	Manfred the mammoth in Ice Age uses a tree trunk against the saber-tooths in the climax of the first film.
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Telephone Polearm / int_b0028436	comment	JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: During Joseph's chariot race against Wamuu in Battle Tendency, the first weapon is a large hammer hanging from a pillar. Joseph thinks he's got the advantage when he manages to take the lead and snatch the hammer, only to realize that Wamuu is able to use his Super-Strength to take the pillar itself as an even more powerful weapon. During the Final Battle in Stardust Crusaders, Dio uproots a traffic sign from the ground with ease, intending to use it to decapitate Jotaro, who has already taken numerous daggers to the head and torso and fallen 30 stories onto bare pavement, just to be sure.
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Telephone Polearm / int_b21cd2c3	comment	You can tell the giant from The Faerie Queene is a real threat to the likes of St. George and King Arthur because his club is really a tree trunk. Spenser probably borrowed this idea from either â€˜â€™The Aeneidâ€™â€™ or â€˜â€™The Thebaidâ€™â€™, where a giant and a half-giant respectively fight with tree trunks.
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Telephone Polearm / int_b2700e28	comment	In If the Emperor Had a Text-to-Speech Device, Marneus Calgar (The Ultramarines' chapter master) once picked up a Necron Pylon (read: a crescent-shaped structure about 10 times his size usually used as an artillery piece) and used it to devastate hordes of Necrons that were swarming him.
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Telephone Polearm / int_b2c187a7	comment	In The Magician's Nephew, when Jadis visits London she rips the sticky-out pole thing provided for the lamplighter to lean his ladder against off a lamp-post and uses it as a club.
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Telephone Polearm / int_b55b8015	comment	One enemy in the arcade version of Ninja Gaiden wields a spiked log.
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Telephone Polearm / int_b77e5fb6	comment	Krut: The Mythic Wings: King Kinnon of the Garuda tribe uses a massive stone pillar ripped from the ground as an improvised club. Which he can pull a Shockwave Stomp by pounding the floor.
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Telephone Polearm / int_bdcd318c	comment	In Son of the Sannin, during the battle against Kakuzu and Hidan to retake Takigakure, Fu grabs one of the toppled trees scattered around and uses it as a club. She later decides to keep it as her personal weapon of choice, naming it "Arbor-chan".
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Telephone Polearm / int_c08f5913	comment	Kirby and the Forgotten Land: At some point in his boss fight, King Dedede drops his weapon in favor of a big stone pillar, which he swings around with ease.
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Telephone Polearm / int_c3ed70f5	comment	The Minotaur enemies in Castlevania: Bloodlines will grab sections of a marble column to swing at you. They'll even break it over your character if the swing connects.
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Telephone Polearm / int_c423806f	comment	In Voyages of the Wild Sea Horse, an early duel sees Ryoga Hibiki uprooting a coconut palm tree to use as an oversized club against a rival pirate crew, to their incredulity. Word of God is that it's a Mythology Gag referencing the time Ryoga used this trope in the anime.
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Telephone Polearm / int_c57bc832	comment	Card game Vampire: The Eternal Struggle has combat cards for vampires with Potence (super strength), that range from Thrown Sewer Lid and Thrown Grate to Well-Aimed Car.
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Telephone Polearm / int_cba48b98	comment	Gene from God Hand can uproot lamp posts and similar objects and clobber enemies senseless with them.
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Telephone Polearm / int_cbeea762	comment	The video for Otava Yo's Sumetskayanote subtitled as Russian Couplets for Fighting shows off the Russian version of this, which involves a strongman and a possibly three-metre length of substantial tree-trunk.
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Telephone Polearm / int_cdbd820f	comment	Valheim trolls can spawn carrying entire pine trunks single-handedly, which gives their attacks much longer range. Enterprising players have used this to kite trolls into clearing vast swaths of forest and smashing ore deposits into ore nuggets.
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Telephone Polearm / int_cf203bee	comment	Ultraman Ace: The titular Ultra have a tendency of grabbing random objects lying around as improvised weapons on enemies, despite having the ability to conjure a katana from thin air at will. He notably rips out an entire cell tower when fighting an alien who's armed with a Flaming Sword, and in one episode he actually challenges a monster to a duel... using uprooted trees as impromptu bats.
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Telephone Polearm / int_cf69b21e	comment	In Beast Wars, Rhinox uses a tree he knocked over earlier to swat Waspinator.
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Telephone Polearm / int_d2bb929d	comment	Soul Series: Hualin (one of the shopkeepers from Soulcalibur III and a bonus character) uses an enchanted staff that can shift length and thickness to fight, and often shifts it to telephone pole dimensions for stronger attacks. It's based on the staff from Journey to the West, which could change length and width. See also, Goku's Power Pole.
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Telephone Polearm / int_d2dfd2f2	comment	Journey to the West: The Ryui Jingu Bang first appears as a twenty-foot iron pillar in the Dragon Kingâ€™s treasury. In Sun Wukongâ€™s hands it proves capable of Size Shifting, and shrinks into his signature staff. Being ridiculously strong, he has few problems wielding it at either size.
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Telephone Polearm / int_d502170c	comment	PokÃ©mon Sun and Moon: According to legend, thieves once encroached on Tapu Bulu's temple, only to wisely book it in the opposite direction when they were met with the guardian deity swinging trees around as clubs. Unsurprisingly, Tapu Bulu learns the move Wood Hammer. In the anime episode when Ash challenges Tapu Bulu it uproots a tree in the middle of their fight to use as a club. Ash and pikachu have a moment of Stunned Silence as they witness this.
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Telephone Polearm / int_d7c9f170	comment	Neo in The Matrix Reloaded uses a pole against a mob of Smith clones.
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Telephone Polearm / int_defedb34	comment	Joachim in Shadow Hearts: Covenant uses mailboxes and pillars as his weapons. He loves his Improvised Weapons.
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Telephone Polearm / int_e60954ea	comment	From the same maker, Armored Core V features, as one of its so-called "Ultimate Weapon", a rocket-powered concrete pillar. As if that's not badass enough, one of the Story mode bosses fashions one out of rubble after being beaten. Befitting its name, getting hit once, and only once, is enough to destroy damn well anything slow enough to get hit.
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Telephone Polearm / int_e67a7d6c	comment	In Negima! Magister Negi Magi, Ku Fei gets one of these as her signature weapon after her Pactio. It's explicitly based on the Ruyi Jingu Bang from Journey to the West, and consequently its most memorable appearance is when she uses it as artillery support.
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Telephone Polearm / int_e9d7acf9	comment	Lone Wolf: In The Prisoners of Time, the giant Chaos-master uproots a tree and wield it as a club to chase after Lorkon Ironheart, and then to fight Lone Wolf.
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Telephone Polearm / int_eedac02b	comment	Shizuo Heiwajima of Durarara!! is the page image. He never intends to get in a fight, so when his anger finds a worthy target, he grabs whatever's on the side of the road — most iconically Stop and Yield signs, but he's ripped out safety rails and highway exit markers when he's been exceptionally wrathful.
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Telephone Polearm / int_ef7b3325	comment	A common occurrence in Superhero comics due to the abundance of people with the strength to pull this off. The Thing will often employ this against stronger opponents, especially the the Hulk, to keep his distance while still doing some damage.
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Telephone Polearm / int_f3464a68	comment	In Transformers: Revenge of The Fallen, Optimus smacks Megatron around with a couple of trees during the forest battle.
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Get Amped (Video Game) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Hyrule Warriors (Video Game) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Kirby and the Forgotten Land (Video Game) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Krut: The Mythic Wings (Video Game) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Listen To The Wind (Video Game) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Ninjala (Video Game) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Shadow the Hedgehog (Video Game) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
The Matrix: Path of Neo (Video Game) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Time Crisis (Video Game) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Undercover Cops (Video Game) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Vanguard Princess (Video Game) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Zone of the Enders (Video Game) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
The Kaskade Region (Web Video) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Jupiter-Men (Webcomic) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
MegaTokyo (Webcomic) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Baseball Bugs / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Batman and Superman: Battle of the Super Sons / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Scaredy Cat / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm
Freedom Force (Video Game) / int_4b1aa6e5	type	Telephone Polearm

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