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(#15) Vash Vs. Knives - 'Trigun'
In this fated battle, the two brothers finally confront each other. It starts off as a classic gun fight and then turns into an explosive battle with Vash using his Cross Gun. This particular fight holds a lot of emotional weight for both the characters as they represent opposing ideas of peace and war. And while the ending is ambiguous as to what happens to Knives, it's a fitting conclusion as Vash stands over his brother claiming that he will survive.
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(#16) Akira Fudo Vs. Ryo Asuka - 'Devilman Crybaby'
Akira Fudo and Ryo Asuka lived as best friends for years, but their dramatically opposing goals make any future friendship, much less compromise, impossible. As the human manifestation of Satan, Ryo wants to destroy humanity, something Akira tries desperately to prevent. Their final battle gets emotionally intense, both characters devastated that their friendship must end in violence.
Accompanying the main battle, a clash between marauding devils and what's left of humankind also runs alongside Akira and Ryo's own brawl. When Akira finally dies, the genocidal Ryo becomes blindsided by the loss of his friend, a loss felt quite poignantly as angels descend to Earth to bring about its destruction.
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(#8) Jotaro Kujo
- JoJo's Bizarre Adventure
Dio Brando just comes across as unbeatable. If you are able to stop time, that means your opponent will never, ever be able to lay a hand on you. But in the middle of an epic battle involving knives, bullets, and more, Jotaro Kujo suddenly awakens his own time-stopping ability, one that rivals Dio's and allows him to get the upper hand, stopping Dio from dropping an actual steamroller on him.
Right as things appear most hopeless to Jotaro, he turns it around in a completely unexpected way. The seemingly undefeatable Dio dies, and his blood manages to revive Joseph after he suffered a serious injury in an earlier fight.
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(#13) Akame Vs. Esdeath - 'Akame ga Kill!'
As the only person left standing on the empire's side, Esdeath refuses to surrender. Esdeath proves that she is truly one of the best villains in this final battle. Her only desire is to "win" and create more war. Akame decides that she must put an end to Esdeath and they battle it out in one last fight. And while Esdeath is much more skilled and powerful, Akame stabs Esdeath just at the right moment. Esdeath dies while holding Tatsumi's corpse, full of regret.
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(#17) Maka Vs. Asura - 'Soul Eater'
Maka finds the courage to face Asura on her own when her friends are injured. This is the first time she uses her most powerful technique, Kishin Hunter, to defeat Asura. But it doesn't work as he claims he is not truly evil. For the remainder of the fight, Asura has the upper hand until Black Star, Kid, and Soul encourage Maka to keep fighting. She realizes bravery is the only way to defeat him and lands a solid punch to his face, ending his reign once and for all.
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(#2) Edward Elric
- FullMetal Alchemist, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Fullmetal Alchemist, Fullmetal Alchemist the Movie: Conqueror of Shamballa, Chibi Party, Alchemists Vs Homunculi, Fullmetal Alchemist
Father comes across as a formidable villain, but at heart, he exists as a sad, pathetic, selfish imitation of man who amassed a terrifying amount of power beyond his ability to control. Incapable of caring for anyone but himself, Father even abuses his homunculi creations, whose existences are meant to take him to godhood. For this reason, it feels supremely satisfying to watch him lose his grip on everything he set into motion.
Although alchemy is involved in the fight, Edward Elric ultimately defeats Father with his bare hands. Edward relies on his humanity to defeat an enemy who tried to surpass the confines of earthly existence – exactly what Ed does when he tries to resurrect his mother. More than anything, this fight reaffirms the power of human resilience.
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The fight, the perpetual anime theme. Whether it is guns or swords or fists, it always makes one’s blood boil. Of all the anime I’ve seen, almost every cartoon has a fight scene, but some of the classic battles remain in mind. The great thing about these battles is that they can be vastly different in strength, and the hero is not necessarily as good as the villain. But the really moving thing, they will often go all out to fight, not for success but for struggle.
This randomly generated tool collates 17 items and introduces the most famous fight scenes in the history of anime. For example, Naruto Uzumaki, Edward Elric, pike Spiegel, Delete, Kiritsugu Emiya, and so on. Which are very colorful and exciting. Could you recall the classical scenes of these anime cartoons?
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