TRILOGY has Haseo performing this towards the AIDA-infected Atoli. It's handwaved as "fist pressures" he's punching so hard that the pressure from his strikes is still incredibly strong.
Except instead of sword and sheath, he uses hands and pocket.which then creates Beam Spam. keeping his hands in his pockets happens to be his fighting stance. he deliberately holds back against most of his opponents in part with his slow walking for their sake (he's quite fast otherwise) 3. Takamichi is an odd case: while he seems to choose to move slowly during combat and speak with a polite, casual air, this becomes clearer once you realize that 1.Fate Averruncus, brazen as he is, likes to do this to his opponents to show how little he fears them.Cowboy Bebop: A shared villain-and-hero walk takes place between Spike and Vincent in The Movie, just before they conclude the final fight scene.Death Note: Light does this in the second opening sequence.Digimon Data Squad: In Digimon Data Squad Shinegreymon Burst Mode does this, combined with an Out of the Inferno and one serious Death Glare, just before finishing off Akihiro Kurata.
Done by Dukemon/Gallantmon in Digimon Tamers to Caturamon:ĭukemon ( walking through the flames from his own attack while donning his cape, putting out the fire around him in the process): "Not even the Deva are worthy opponents for Dukemon.Given that he's the Trickster God trapped in the form of a boy, 'tis probably the latter. Interestingly enough, he doesn't seem to be actually deflecting or dodging anything, indicating either that even the Goddesses of Fate are subject to mandatory training at the Imperial Stormtrooper Marksmanship Academy, or that Loki possesses some sort of "probability control" power that allows him to simply make them miss. Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok: Loki does this on occasion, most noticeably when he's walking into the mansion of the Norns, and they throw both a storm of knives and a couple of evil spirits at him - and he just keeps walking, casually commenting on the 'warm reception'.(Really she's sensing their energy and dodging just enough to avoid the attacks.) As she slowly walks toward them they usually launch a barrage of attack which all seem to miss while she just keeps walking. Claire from Claymore whenever she's facing down an Awakened Being.Sengoku does still take a few glancing hits, but just shrugs them off. Somewhat subverted in that he realized his half-man-half-computer opponent is predicting his dodge moves, so when he starts the slow walk his opponent launches attacks aimed at where he is expecting Sengoku to leap to and consequently misses. Sengoku Shunsuke from Cyber City Oedo 808 does this at the climax of the first episode.
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