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** Mertil is an Andalite who lost his tail and cannot morph to fix it.
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* In ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}'', [[BigBad Visser Three]] likes to use his tail to chop off body parts [[OffWithHisHead or sometimes heads]]. Fittingly, when he is in a morph he [[LaserGuidedKarma gets his own body parts cut off frequently]] although, since morphing heals all injuries, he's fine when he demorphs.
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** Marco gets his orca tail torn off in one book. Fortunately, he can demorph and heal as well.
** Mertil is an Andalite who lost his tail and cannot morph to fix it.
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* ''Literature/AiNoKusabi'': [[spoiler: Guy loses his left arm when attacked by an enraged Iason, and Iason loses his legs near the end in a fatal situation prompting the tragic ending.]]
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* ''LightNovel/EndoAndKobayashiLiveTheLatestOnTsundereVillainessLieselotte'': A year before present day in the story's timeline, Fiene was attacked by some assassins and had one of her arms cut off... except she immediately reattached it with [[HealingFactor healing magic]] and proceeded to defeat the attackers.
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* Alvin the Treacherous from ''Literature/HowToTrainYourDragon'' starts off with a HookHand, explaining that he lost his hand to the booby-trapped coffin of Grimbeard the Ghastly. He then proceeds to lose another body part for each encounter with Hiccup and his friends, until he is a one-eyed, one-handed, one-legged, noseless, hairless shell of a man.
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* ''Literature/HowToTrainYourDragon'': Alvin the Treacherous from ''Literature/HowToTrainYourDragon'' starts off with a HookHand, explaining that he lost his hand to the booby-trapped coffin of Grimbeard the Ghastly. He then proceeds to lose another body part for each encounter with Hiccup and his friends, until he is a one-eyed, one-handed, one-legged, noseless, hairless shell of a man.
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* In ''Literature/TheSilmarillion'', Maedhros asks his friend Fingon to cut his hand off in a LifeOrLimbDecision while he is captures. Later, Beren gets his hand bitten off by a werewolf, and ends up with the nickname "Beren One-Hand".
* [[spoiler: Jaime Lannister]] in ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' has his hand cut off by a rival at one point. It's rather worse than just the loss of a hand though, as he's a knight (and one of the best swordsmen around), and his sword hand was the one chopped off.
* [[spoiler: Jaime Lannister]] in ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' has his hand cut off by a rival at one point. It's rather worse than just the loss of a hand though, as he's a knight (and one of the best swordsmen around), and his sword hand was the one chopped off.
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* In ''Literature/TheSilmarillion'', Maedhros asks his friend Fingon to cut his hand off in a LifeOrLimbDecision while he is captures. Later, Beren gets his hand bitten off by a werewolf, and ends up with the nickname "Beren One-Hand".
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** [[spoiler: Jaime Lannister]]in ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' has his hand cut off by a rival at one point. It's rather worse than just the loss of a hand though, as he's a knight (and one of the best swordsmen around), and his sword hand was the one chopped off.
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** ''[[Literature/StarWarsAhsoka Ahsoka]]'': Selda, the owner of the cantina on Raada, is mentioned to have lost an arm and a leg in the same farming accident that Kaeden and Miara Larte's parents died in. [[spoiler:During the evacuation of Raada at the end of the book, Vartan is shot by an Imperial tank and loses two limbs, with Selda joking that they now match.]]
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** ''[[Literature/StarWarsAhsoka Ahsoka]]'': ''Literature/StarWarsAhsoka'': Selda, the owner of the cantina on Raada, is mentioned to have lost an arm and a leg in the same farming accident that Kaeden and Miara Larte's parents died in. [[spoiler:During the evacuation of Raada at the end of the book, Vartan is shot by an Imperial tank and loses two limbs, with Selda joking that they now match.]]
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** In ''Literature/TheSilmarillion'', Maedhros asks his friend Fingon to cut his hand off in a LifeOrLimbDecision while he is shacked to a mountainside.
** ''Literature/BerenAndLuthien'': Beren gets his hand bitten off by the giant wolf Carcharoth, and ends up with the nickname "Beren One-Hand".
** In ''Literature/TheSilmarillion'', Maedhros asks his friend Fingon to cut his hand off in a LifeOrLimbDecision while he is shacked to a mountainside.
** ''Literature/BerenAndLuthien'': Beren gets his hand bitten off by the giant wolf Carcharoth, and ends up with the nickname "Beren One-Hand".
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* Bernard Wolfe's science-fiction novel ''Limbo'' is all about a society where self-amputation is encouraged by the culture, using ArtificialLimbs only during sport. It is seen as a moral equivalent to warfare, a [[LiteralMetaphor case of literal disarmament]].
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* Bernard Wolfe's science-fiction novel ''Limbo'' ''Literature/{{Limbo}}'' is all about a society where self-amputation is encouraged by the culture, using ArtificialLimbs only during sport. It is seen as a moral equivalent to warfare, a [[LiteralMetaphor case of literal disarmament]].
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* ''Literature/GrandmasterOfDemonicCultivationMoDaoZuShi'' is fond of chopping off the bad characters' limbs.
** Mo Xuanyu's abusive cousin Mo Xiyuan loses his left arm after being possessed by an evil spirit and dies shortly afterward, kickstarting the crisis at Mo Manor.
** The Yi City ArcVillain [[spoiler:Xue Yang]] gets his arm chopped off by Lan Wangji at the end of their fight and later dies offscreen from the blood loss.
** The dismembered limbs the protagonists hunt down turn out to belong to [[spoiler:Nie Mingjue]], who is a prominent figure in the flashbacks; the latter died thanks to the BigBad's schemes and became a fierce corpse (the series' equivalent to a zombie) -- said corpse was so ferocious and difficult to contain in his secret base that the BigBad had no choice but to dismember the body and hide each part in different locations of the country.
** The BigBad [[spoiler:Jin Guangyao]] holds Jin Ling hostage by holding a sharp ''qin'' string against his neck. When he is later sent into a panic and comes dangerously close to cutting off the teen's head, Lan Wangji swiftly saves the latter by chopping off the BigBad's right arm, allowing the string to loosen and set Jin Ling free.
** Mo Xuanyu's abusive cousin Mo Xiyuan loses his left arm after being possessed by an evil spirit and dies shortly afterward, kickstarting the crisis at Mo Manor.
** The Yi City ArcVillain [[spoiler:Xue Yang]] gets his arm chopped off by Lan Wangji at the end of their fight and later dies offscreen from the blood loss.
** The dismembered limbs the protagonists hunt down turn out to belong to [[spoiler:Nie Mingjue]], who is a prominent figure in the flashbacks; the latter died thanks to the BigBad's schemes and became a fierce corpse (the series' equivalent to a zombie) -- said corpse was so ferocious and difficult to contain in his secret base that the BigBad had no choice but to dismember the body and hide each part in different locations of the country.
** The BigBad [[spoiler:Jin Guangyao]] holds Jin Ling hostage by holding a sharp ''qin'' string against his neck. When he is later sent into a panic and comes dangerously close to cutting off the teen's head, Lan Wangji swiftly saves the latter by chopping off the BigBad's right arm, allowing the string to loosen and set Jin Ling free.
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* ''Literature/{{Devolution}}: After the Sasquatches capture [[spoiler: Vincent]], they slowly dismember him in an effort to draw the rest of the Greenloop inhabitants out. Kate spies one of them waving his severed arm at them from atop a ridge.
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* Early in ''Nine Gates'', the second book of the ''Literature/BreakingTheWall'' trilogy, Righteous Drum loses an arm in an enemy attack. While it weakens him while he adjusts, all it really does is make him a HandicappedBadass.
* ''Literature/BruceCovillesBookOf Nightmares'': ''The Hand'' revolves around a boy named Jimmy, whose family has moved into a house formerly owned by a man who lost his hand in a farming accident. Then the ghostly hand returns from the grave to get help from Jimmy.
* ''Literature/BruceCovillesBookOf Nightmares'': ''The Hand'' revolves around a boy named Jimmy, whose family has moved into a house formerly owned by a man who lost his hand in a farming accident. Then the ghostly hand returns from the grave to get help from Jimmy.
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* ''Literature/BruceCovillesBookOf Nightmares'': ''The Hand'' revolves around a boy named Jimmy, whose family has moved into a house formerly owned by a man who lost his hand in a farming accident. Then the ghostly hand returns from the grave to get help from Jimmy.
* ''Literature/BruceCovillesBookOf Nightmares'': ''The Hand'' revolves around a boy named Jimmy, whose family has moved into a house formerly owned by a man who lost his hand in a farming accident. Then the ghostly hand returns from the grave to get help from Jimmy.
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* In his autobiography ''Boy'', Creator/RoaldDahl writes of two significant amputations:
** His father Harald, who fell from the roof and broke his arm; but some nearby passers-by caused tremendous further damage by dragging him by the broken arm, which then had to be amputated.
** During a car accident when Roald Dahl was nine years old, he shot through the windscreen, and his nose was cut almost completely off his face, but was sewn on again.
** His father Harald, who fell from the roof and broke his arm; but some nearby passers-by caused tremendous further damage by dragging him by the broken arm, which then had to be amputated.
** During a car accident when Roald Dahl was nine years old, he shot through the windscreen, and his nose was cut almost completely off his face, but was sewn on again.
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* ''Literature/{{Aztec}}'' : One of the old merchants had to self-amputate when a snake bit him on the foot. And there's Armed Scorpion, cut off at the ankles in a moment of carelessness; had he seen Mixtli, he would have minced the latter and not thought twice about it.
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* ''Literature/{{Aztec}}'' : ''Literature/{{Aztec}}'': One of the old merchants had to self-amputate when a snake bit him on the foot. And there's Armed Scorpion, cut off at the ankles in a moment of carelessness; had he seen Mixtli, he would have minced the latter and not thought twice about it.
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** ''[[Literature/DarthBane Darth Bane: Dynasty of Evil]]'': [[spoiler:Zannah manages to slice off one of Bane's arms with her Force Tendrils in their last fight. After it ends, it's the only thing left of him.]]
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** Berthong hacks off an ogre's leg at knee's height during the battle at Sprian's Ridge.
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* ''Literature/BazilBroketail'': Bazil hacks off Heruta's arm during the final showdown at the top of a volcano. He doesn't suffer pain from the wound too long, though, since he falls to his death soon thereafter.
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** Bazil hacks off Heruta's arm during the final showdown at the top of a volcano. He doesn't suffer pain from the wound too long, though, since he falls to his death soonthereafter.thereafter.
** Berthong hacks off an ogre's leg at knee's height during the battle at Sprian's Ridge.
** Bazil hacks off Heruta's arm during the final showdown at the top of a volcano. He doesn't suffer pain from the wound too long, though, since he falls to his death soon
** Berthong hacks off an ogre's leg at knee's height during the battle at Sprian's Ridge.
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* ''Literature/PortraitInSepia'': Severo del Valle returns to Chile and goes to war. He gets a leg wound that requires him to get his leg amputated [[MeatgrinderSurgery without any kind of anesthetic]]. The post-op conditions are even worse due to the overcrowding and filth.
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* In Tad William’s ''Literature/MemorySorrowAndThorn'' Prince Josua Erkynlander lost his right hand in a skirmish getting him the nickname 'Josua Lackhand'. Luckily for a swordsman, he was left-handed.
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* ''Literature/KingdomOnFire'': A couple of examples over the course of the series.
** In ''Literature/APoisonDarkAndDrowning'', After getting sprayed by [[GiantSpider Nemneris]]' acidic foam, Dee gets scarred across his face, and loses half of his left arm.
** In the climax of ''Literature/ASorrowFierceAndFalling'', Maria chops off her own hand with an axe both to deal the portal to the Ancients' realm, and also to [[spoiler:free herself from being used as a puppet by Mary Willoughby's spirit]].
** In ''Literature/APoisonDarkAndDrowning'', After getting sprayed by [[GiantSpider Nemneris]]' acidic foam, Dee gets scarred across his face, and loses half of his left arm.
** In the climax of ''Literature/ASorrowFierceAndFalling'', Maria chops off her own hand with an axe both to deal the portal to the Ancients' realm, and also to [[spoiler:free herself from being used as a puppet by Mary Willoughby's spirit]].
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* ''LightNovel/EndoAndKobayashisLiveCommentaryOnTheVillainess'': A year before present day in the story's timeline, Finne was attacked by some assassins and had one of her arms cut off... except she immediately reattached it with [[HealingFactor healing magic]] and proceeded to defeat the attackers.
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* ''LightNovel/EndoAndKobayashisLiveCommentaryOnTheVillainess'': ''LightNovel/EndoAndKobayashiLiveTheLatestOnTsundereVillainessLieselotte'': A year before present day in the story's timeline, Finne Fiene was attacked by some assassins and had one of her arms cut off... except she immediately reattached it with [[HealingFactor healing magic]] and proceeded to defeat the attackers.
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** Mad-Eye Moody lost one of his legs during the First Wizarding War.
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* In ''Literature/TheFaerieQueene'', King Arthur cuts off a giant’s arm in his attempt to rescue Redcross, which makes the giant so furious that he strikes Arthur harder with his club than he could have with two hands. If not for his magical shield, Arthur would be dead.
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* In Creator/StephenKing's ''Literature/{{It}}'', Pennywise pulls off Georgie Denbrough's arm, which ends up with him bleeding profusely until death. The same thing happens in the [[Film/It1990 TV miniseries]] and [[Film/It2017 movie]]. [[spoiler:Eddie's cause of death at the end of the book mirrors Georgie's at its opening: Pennywise bites off one of his arms and he eventually bleeds to death. Unlike Georgie, however, his fate is changed in the filmed versions, where he's ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice instead.]]
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* In Creator/StephenKing's ''Literature/{{It}}'', Pennywise pulls off Georgie Denbrough's arm, which ends up with him bleeding profusely until death. The same thing happens in the [[Film/It1990 TV miniseries]] and [[Film/It2017 movie]]. [[spoiler:Eddie's cause of death at the end of the book mirrors Georgie's at its opening: Pennywise bites off one of his arms and he eventually bleeds to death. Unlike Georgie, however, his fate is changed slightly in the filmed versions, where he's ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice instead.]]
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* In Creator/StephenKing's ''Literature/{{It}}'', Pennywise pulls off Georgie Denbrough's arm, which ends up with him bleeding profusely until death. The same thing happens in the [[Film/It1990 TV miniseries.miniseries]] and [[Film/It2017 movie]]. [[spoiler:Eddie's cause of death at the end of the book mirrors Georgie's at its opening: Pennywise bites off one of his arms and he eventually bleeds to death. Unlike Georgie, however, his fate is changed in the filmed versions, where he's ImpaledWithExtremePrejudice instead.]]