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** General Ironwood normally uses a pair of elegant, if simple and straightforward, revolvers called Due Process. After his FaceHeelTurn he upgrades them with a large extension that amplifies their power into a massive laser as a show of power as his AppealToForce mindset is continually challenged. It makes his weapon large and bulky enough to be used as a makeshift club.
** Harriett Bree is impatient and much more willing to use force when compared to her compatriots in Atlas. Her weapon Fast Knuckles is a large, blocky piece of equipment with exposed machinery. It's more noticeable because most Atlas tech is smooth and elegant.
** Harriett Bree is impatient and much more willing to use force when compared to her compatriots in Atlas. Her weapon Fast Knuckles is a large, blocky piece of equipment with exposed machinery. It's more noticeable because most Atlas tech is smooth and elegant.
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** [[OurGiantsAreBigger Giants]] are typically seen wielding crude clubs made of wood and stone.
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* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII: Protagonist Cloud uses a massive Buster sword as his signature weapon. As most prior main characters used elegant straight swords and shields it gives the impression that he is much more confrontational than prior characters but still very heroic. Barret uses a minigun grafted to his severed arm, a very clear message that he uses violence instead of letting old wounds heal.
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** Protagonist Cloud Strife uses a massive Bustersword Sword as his signature weapon. As most prior main characters used elegant straight swords and shields it gives the impression that he is much more confrontational than prior characters but still very heroic.
** Barret uses a minigun grafted to his severed arm, a very clear message that he uses violence instead of letting old wounds heal.
** Protagonist Cloud Strife uses a massive Buster
** Barret uses a minigun grafted to his severed arm, a very clear message that he uses violence instead of letting old wounds heal.
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* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII: Protagonist Cloud uses a massive Buster sword as his signature weapon. As most prior main characters used elegant straight swords and shields it gives the impression that he is much more confrontational than prior characters but still very heroic. Barret uses a minigun grafted to his severed arm, a very clear message that he uses violence instead of letting old wounds heal.
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** Warriors practice an art in which they tap into their "Inner Beast" to access incredible SuperStrength and stamina at the risk of losing control and attacking friend and foe alike. They wield war axes in combat, many of which have heads larger than their wielders' torsos.
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** Warriors practice an art in which they tap into their "Inner Beast" to access incredible SuperStrength and stamina [[TheBerserker at the risk of losing control and attacking friend and foe alike.alike]]. They wield war axes in combat, many of which have heads larger than their wielders' torsos.
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** ''Film/TheLordOfTheRingsTheFellowshipOfTheRing'': [[EvilOverlord Sauron]] himself is seen fighting in the Battle of the Last Alliance in the opening of the movie, and he solidly establishes himself as [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking much stronger than any of his Orc soldiers]] by sending entire waves of Elves and Men flying with each sweeping blow of his mace. It shows that, before he lost his physical body and became an [[OrcusOnHisThrone inactive villain]], Sauron was just as good at brutally crushing opposing armies as he was at [[ManipulativeBastard manipulating them]].
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** ''Film/TheLordOfTheRingsTheFellowshipOfTheRing'': [[EvilOverlord Sauron]] himself is seen fighting in the Battle of the Last Alliance in the opening of the movie, and he solidly establishes himself as [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking [[RankScalesWithAsskicking much stronger than any of his Orc soldiers]] by sending entire waves of Elves and Men flying with each sweeping blow of his mace. It shows that, before he lost his physical body and became an [[OrcusOnHisThrone inactive villain]], Sauron was just as good at brutally crushing opposing armies as he was at [[ManipulativeBastard manipulating them]].
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* ''VideoGame/DarkSoulsI'': The cannibalistic executioner Smough, who is considered a real bastard by the actual knights, used a massive, uneven hammer covered in pointed ends. The fact that he is the end boss of Anor Londo alongside Dragonslayer Ornstein says a lot about the city that paved its glory around routing the dragons must eat its own to survive.
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* ''VideoGame/WerewolfTheApocalypseEarthblood'': The Endron EliteMooks are hulking, muscular brutes who wield either huge serrated knives or heavy, low-slung rotary guns that they use as improvised clubs in melee.
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** While hardly a ''brute'', Optimus Prime ''is'', in fact, a very large bot, literally built like a [[BigBadassRig truck]], who's commonly more known for his strength and experience than his speed, and fittingly, many versions of his character are equipped with large, energon-bladed axes especially his own ''[[VideoGame/TransformersWarForCybertron War for Cybertron]]'' incarnation, whose massive two-handed great axe is used to chop Decepticons in two and smash a way through obstructing walls.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'': Usually the heavy weapon is the forte of the Big Guy of the team, as a representation of how weapons are a reflection of their wielder.
** The exuberant and emotional Yang has Ember Celica, a pair of power fist shot-gauntlets that augment her hand to hand techniques and raw power fighting style. In contrast to the sniper rifle, revolver and handgun ammunition of her teammates, Yang reloads with a string of shotgun shells. After volume 3 Yang had to replace her right arm with a cybernetic arm that had similar effects and in 7 upgrades it with a bulkier appearance and mine rounds.
** Nora has an enormous hammer/grenade launcher to drive home her BoisterousBruiser ways. It can open up the chamber to fire all her rounds at once in a giant heart formation for even more destruction.
** The exuberant and emotional Yang has Ember Celica, a pair of power fist shot-gauntlets that augment her hand to hand techniques and raw power fighting style. In contrast to the sniper rifle, revolver and handgun ammunition of her teammates, Yang reloads with a string of shotgun shells. After volume 3 Yang had to replace her right arm with a cybernetic arm that had similar effects and in 7 upgrades it with a bulkier appearance and mine rounds.
** Nora has an enormous hammer/grenade launcher to drive home her BoisterousBruiser ways. It can open up the chamber to fire all her rounds at once in a giant heart formation for even more destruction.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/PussInBootsTheLastWish'', Jack has the mythical sword Excalibur as one of his weapons. Because he's a monstrous bruiser unworthy of drawing it from the pedestal, he just swings the set like a club.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/PussInBootsTheLastWish'', Jack has the mythical sword Excalibur as one of his weapons. Because he's a monstrous bruiser unworthy of drawing it from the pedestal, he just swings the set like a club.
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* In ''VideoGame/GoldenForce'', the two smaller characters, Gutz and Spina, both use swords. Meanwhile, the muscular OldMaster Elder wields a PowerFist while the team's TokenNonHuman, a gigantic DraconicHumanoid named Drago, carries heavy axes.
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* ''VideoGame/HeroOfSparta'' has gigantic minotaur enemies who prefers using axes or maces. Meanwhile, Hades the powerful TinTyrant who towers over your hero uses an axe almost as large as himself.
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* ''VideoGame/GladiatorSwordOfVengeance'' has large enemies using large weapons:
** The second enemy introduced in the game, the Hoplomachus gladiators, are much taller and stronger than the default Secutor-class gladiators. Fittingly they all swing heavy axes as weapons.
** Cyclops enemies are among the most muscular mooks, and uses heavy maces to bash you to a pulp.
** The second enemy introduced in the game, the Hoplomachus gladiators, are much taller and stronger than the default Secutor-class gladiators. Fittingly they all swing heavy axes as weapons.
** Cyclops enemies are among the most muscular mooks, and uses heavy maces to bash you to a pulp.
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* ''VideoGame/WildBlood'' has ogres as GiantMook enemies who use either maces, clubs or hammers larger than your character. There's also a gigantic Cyclops boss who swings a massive hammer.
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* Aros Helgason from ''VideoGame/JitsuSquad'' is the team's musclebound Viking and the strongest of the four playable characters, so naturally he wields a {{BFS}}.
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* ''VideoGame/JitsuSquad'': Aros Helgason from ''VideoGame/JitsuSquad'' is the team's musclebound Viking and the strongest of the four playable characters, so naturally he wields a {{BFS}}.
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* ''VideoGame/SaintsRow2022'': The Panteros, a Mexican gang, are [[MachoLatino stereotypically hyper-masculine]] ([[AmazonianBeauty including the women]]) and are prone to fighting with sledgehammers in addition to shotguns. If one of them swings at the [[PlayerCharacter Boss]], you'd better dodge it.* ''VideoGame/SamuraiShodown'':
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* ''VideoGame/SaintsRow2022'': The Panteros, a Mexican gang, are [[MachoLatino stereotypically hyper-masculine]] ([[AmazonianBeauty including the women]]) and are prone to fighting with sledgehammers in addition to shotguns. If one of them swings at the [[PlayerCharacter Boss]], you'd better dodge it.it.
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* ''VideoGame/DustyRevenge'' and it's prequel, ''VideoGame/DustyRagingFist'' have the hippo and cow enemy classes, {{Giant Mook}}s defined by their size and using their strength to pummel Dusty to a pulp. Fittingly they're armed with heavy weapons like hammers and maces. The prequel also have fierce rams who uses huge axes as weapon.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse2021'': Kronis is an EvilGenius {{Sadist}} who creates weapons and takes perverse delight in the destruction they cause. When transformed into Trap Jaw, his brutishness is reflected in his SignatureMove [[VacuumMouth Mecha-Maw]]. Unlike Man-At-Arms, who can use his [[TimeStandsStill Speed Build]] to [[PersonOfMassConstruction create anything he can imagine with nearby materials]], Trap Jaw has to ''destroy'' raw materials with his [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily Maw of Weaponry]] and can only create [[ShapeshifterWeapon a new weapon for his mechanical right arm]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse2021'': Kronis is an EvilGenius {{Sadist}} who creates weapons and takes perverse delight in the destruction they cause. When transformed into Trap Jaw, his brutishness is reflected in his SignatureMove [[VacuumMouth Mecha-Maw]]. "Mecha-Maw"]]. Unlike Man-At-Arms, who can use his [[TimeStandsStill Speed Build]] "Speed Build"]] to [[PersonOfMassConstruction create anything he can imagine with nearby materials]], Trap Jaw has to ''destroy'' raw materials with his [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily Maw of Weaponry]] and can only create [[ShapeshifterWeapon a new weapon for his mechanical right arm]].arm]].
* ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'': In "[[Recap/StarTrekLowerDecksS1E03TemporalEdict Temporal Edict]]", Vindor, the colossal Gelrakian gladiator, fights using a huge club studded with crystalline spikes.
* ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'': In "[[Recap/StarTrekLowerDecksS1E03TemporalEdict Temporal Edict]]", Vindor, the colossal Gelrakian gladiator, fights using a huge club studded with crystalline spikes.
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* ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'': In "[[Recap/StarTrekLowerDecksS1E03TemporalEdict Temporal Edict]]", Vindor, the colossal Gelrakian gladiator, fights using a huge club studded with crystalline spikes.
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* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch'': [[theBigGuy Wrecker]] is the BloodKnight of Clone Force 99 who loves to charge into battle. His preference in any fight is to either crush it with his SuperStrength or to [[StuffBlowingUp create the biggest explosion he can]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch'': [[theBigGuy [[TheBigGuy Wrecker]] is the BloodKnight of Clone Force 99 who loves to charge into battle. His preference in any fight is to either crush it with his SuperStrength or to [[StuffBlowingUp create the biggest explosion he can]].can]].
* ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'': In "[[Recap/StarTrekLowerDecksS1E03TemporalEdict Temporal Edict]]", Vindor, the colossal Gelrakian gladiator, fights using a huge club studded with crystalline spikes.
* ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'': In "[[Recap/StarTrekLowerDecksS1E03TemporalEdict Temporal Edict]]", Vindor, the colossal Gelrakian gladiator, fights using a huge club studded with crystalline spikes.
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* ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'': In "[[Recap/StarTrekLowerDecksS1E03TemporalEdict Temporal Edict]]", Vindor, the colossal Gelrakian gladiator, fights using a huge club studded with crystalline spikes.
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* [[TheBigGuy Wrecker]] from ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch'' is the BloodKnight of Clone Force 99 who loves to charge into battle. His preference in any fight is to either crush it with his SuperStrength or to [[StuffBlowingUp create the biggest explosion he can]].
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* [[TheBigGuy ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch'': [[theBigGuy Wrecker]] from ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch'' is the BloodKnight of Clone Force 99 who loves to charge into battle. His preference in any fight is to either crush it with his SuperStrength or to [[StuffBlowingUp create the biggest explosion he can]].
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* In ''VideoGame/ThreeTheHardWay'', TheBigGuy Anderson is a gladiator champion who uses axes or maces in combat. His personality is far from brutish, being TheStoic and intelligent, but a long-time acquaintance that the party could encounter in an optional side quest claims that he used to be a BloodKnight in the past.
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* ''Film/{{Pursuit}}'' have the two main characters, protagonist Lin-Chung who's a retired soldier, and his brutish, overweight BoisterousBruiser bestie Flower Monk Lu. They both use long weapons in combat, but while Lin-Chung uses a fine spear, Lu on the other hand wields a ''huge'' Shaolin Monk Spade that can send mooks flying with a single slap.
* ''Film/WaterMargin'', much like the novel it's adapted from, have a massive cast of heroic warriors, each of them wielding a different weapon. Li Kuei the "Black Whilwind", who's TheBigGuy, in particular DualWield two heavy battleaxes and is a BloodKnight whose thirst for blood is proportional to his size, at one point gleefully gloating as he [[OffWithHisHead lops off a mook's cranium]].
* ''Film/WaterMargin'', much like the novel it's adapted from, have a massive cast of heroic warriors, each of them wielding a different weapon. Li Kuei the "Black Whilwind", who's TheBigGuy, in particular DualWield two heavy battleaxes and is a BloodKnight whose thirst for blood is proportional to his size, at one point gleefully gloating as he [[OffWithHisHead lops off a mook's cranium]].
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** The Troll Warlord's weapons of choice are two axes, which he can throw or use in melee. His default weapons are made of stone and are rather crude-looking, emphasizing his savage nature.
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** Chainaxes were popular close combat weapons used by assault troops during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy eras. Some particularly archaic and/or barbaric assault troops still use them during the main 41st Millennium era: furthermore, they are popular with Khorne worshippers, as the axe is considered as a sacred weapon to the god of blood and slaughter.
** Logan Grimnar, the Wolf Lord (chapter master) of the Viking-inspired Space Wolves chapter who frequently decorate their PoweredArmor with battle trophies and animal pelts, favors as his primary weapon a gigantic double-bladed battleaxe called the Axe Morkai that he took as a trophy from a World Eaters champion he slew during the First War for Armageddon.
** Logan Grimnar, the Wolf Lord (chapter master) of the Viking-inspired Space Wolves chapter who frequently decorate their PoweredArmor with battle trophies and animal pelts, favors as his primary weapon a gigantic double-bladed battleaxe called the Axe Morkai that he took as a trophy from a World Eaters champion he slew during the First War for Armageddon.
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slaughter. In the ''Literature/CiaphasCain'' novel ''The Traitor's Hand'', Cain faces off against a World Eaters Chaos Space Marine who wields a chainaxe against Cain's chainsword.
** Logan Grimnar, the Wolf Lord (chaptermaster) master, though in Fenrisian the correct title is Jarl) of the Viking-inspired Space Wolves chapter who frequently decorate their PoweredArmor with battle trophies and animal pelts, favors as his primary weapon a gigantic double-bladed battleaxe called the Axe Morkai that he took as a trophy from a World Eaters champion he slew during the First War for Armageddon.
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* ''VideoGame/BladeMaster'':
** Arnold the barbarian's preferred weapon is a heavy poleax which can swat entire groups of lesser enemies aside with ease. There's also a special attack for Arnold to perform a downward skewer attack pinning mooks to the floor with the ax which deals massive damage.
** The giant living armors all use dual axes as weapons.
** Arnold the barbarian's preferred weapon is a heavy poleax which can swat entire groups of lesser enemies aside with ease. There's also a special attack for Arnold to perform a downward skewer attack pinning mooks to the floor with the ax which deals massive damage.
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* ''VideoGame/Dota2'':
** Mogul Khan, the Axe, is a brutal strength hero. He's an Oglodi (the ''Dota 2'' equivalent of orcs) warrior whose BloodKnight tendencies were so intense that he was promoted to the rank of Red Mist General--not only due to his savagery on the battlefield, but also because [[KlingonPromotion he also killed his superiors so he could take their place]]. Fitting for such a vicious and barbaric combatant, and as evidenced by his title, he wields a large axe, which he uses in a SpinAttack or to inflict a OneHitKill execution on [[InjuredVulnerability weakened enemies]].
** Bradwarden, the Centaur Warrunner, belongs to [[OurCentaursAreDifferent a race]] defined by their [[BloodKnight love of fighting]]. He wields a huge axe, with one of his moves having him swing it so hard that [[CastFromHitPoints he hurts himself in the process]].
** Mogul Khan, the Axe, is a brutal strength hero. He's an Oglodi (the ''Dota 2'' equivalent of orcs) warrior whose BloodKnight tendencies were so intense that he was promoted to the rank of Red Mist General--not only due to his savagery on the battlefield, but also because [[KlingonPromotion he also killed his superiors so he could take their place]]. Fitting for such a vicious and barbaric combatant, and as evidenced by his title, he wields a large axe, which he uses in a SpinAttack or to inflict a OneHitKill execution on [[InjuredVulnerability weakened enemies]].
** Bradwarden, the Centaur Warrunner, belongs to [[OurCentaursAreDifferent a race]] defined by their [[BloodKnight love of fighting]]. He wields a huge axe, with one of his moves having him swing it so hard that [[CastFromHitPoints he hurts himself in the process]].
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->''"Kronis likes to blow stuff up. He builds things to destroy other things."''
-->--'''Teela''', ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse2021''
-->--'''Teela''', ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse2021''
