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* ''Literature/UniversalMonsters'': During book 4, when he and Nina are attacked by a baboon and jackal (really the reanimated heads on a set of canopic jars), Levi Tovar grabs a lounge chair and throws it at the jackal. Nina later takes it up and uses it to fend off the jackal when it tries to attack her again, and then uses it against the baboon.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Unsounded}}'': During his escape from [[HumanTraffickers The Red Berry Boys]], Jivi is ambushed by [[MadDoctor Cutter]]. He [[https://www.casualvillain.com/Unsounded/comic/ch06/ch06_50.html escapes]] by smashing a wooden stool over the Imak's head and using a dropped knife to break his SlaveCollar.
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* ''Series/MarriedWithChildren:'' When Bud gets into his first nudie-bar brawl, Al is proud to see his son carry on the family tradition of sucker-bashing his opponent with a chair.
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* In ''VideoGame/CrusaderKingsIII'', it is possible for an assassin to kill their target with an artifact their target owns... such as their own throne.

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* Used by the various protagonists of the ''VideoGame/LikeADragon'' series. For example Kazuma Kiryu can swing an office chair, toss it, or smash it against the head of a loan shark so hard that he flips over and can't fight anymore.

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* Used by the various protagonists of the ''VideoGame/LikeADragon'' series. For example Kazuma Kiryu can swing an office chair, toss it, or smash it against the head of a loan shark so hard that he flips over and can't fight anymore. Taken to extremes with the "Essence of Improvisation" for the [[BruceLeeClone Action Star]] Job in ''Videogame/LikeADragonInfiniteWealth'', where the character uses a folding chair, a sofa, an office chair and a bench to attack his enemies Jackie Chan-style, stacking them up into a massive tower, climbs said tower and rests on the sofa as it falls down and crushes his foes.

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* In ''Film/TheBanditOfSherwoodForest'', Lady Catherine stops the Sheriff of Nottingham from [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks throwing his sword into Robert's back]] by tossing a chair at him.

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* In ''Film/TheBanditOfSherwoodForest'', ''Film/TheBanditOfSherwoodForest'': Lady Catherine stops the Sheriff of Nottingham from [[ThrowingYourSwordAlwaysWorks throwing his sword into Robert's back]] by tossing a chair at him.him.
* ''Film/BeyondTheValleyOfTheDolls'': Emerson smashes a chair on Randy's back to stop him from raping Pet.
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* ''VideoGame/DeathRoadToCanada'' points out several times that picking up and tossing furniture at zombies is a good attack method. Just so happens that chairs are the lightest furniture to pick up and yeet around, even by survivors with low physical stats.

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* ''VideoGame/DeathRoadToCanada'' points out several times that picking up and tossing furniture at zombies is a good attack method.method, and it is: thrown objects, even light ones, deal very good damage and knockback. Just so happens that chairs are the lightest furniture to pick up and yeet around, even by survivors with low physical stats.
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* In ''Film/GodsGun'', Jenny rather ineffectively hits Jess Clayton with a chair when the Clayton Gang take over the saloon.
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** ''Literature/StormFront'': Harry Dresden knocks out [[spoiler:Morgan]] with one of the chairs at [=McAnally's=]. He lampshades the "splintering wood" part as the chair is a very solid one, and the barman actually has to check that the guy is alive afterwards.

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** ''Literature/StormFront'': ''Literature/{{Storm Front|DresdenFiles}}'': Harry Dresden knocks out [[spoiler:Morgan]] with one of the chairs at [=McAnally's=]. He lampshades the "splintering wood" part as the chair is a very solid one, and the barman actually has to check that the guy is alive afterwards.
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* Poet [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murō_Saisei Murō Saisei]] is known for an incident where he angrily swung a chair in the middle of a poets' conference to break up an argument between close friend Hagiwara Sakutarō and another poet named Okamoto Jun.

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* Poet [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murō_Saisei Murō Saisei]] is known for an incident where he angrily swung a chair in the middle of a poets' conference to break up an argument between that involved close friend Hagiwara Sakutarō and another poet named Okamoto Jun.Sakutarō.

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->''"GIVE HIM THE CHAIR!"''

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->''"GIVE HIM THE CHAIR!"''

->''"Oh no! That antique breakaway chair has been in the family for years!"''
-->--''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' on ''Film/DangerDeathRay''
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* WhereTheSidewalkEnds'': After Mark receives his NoHoldsBarredBeatdown from Scalise's goons, Scalise is ready to beat him to death with a stool, and is only stopped when one of his men convinces him that killing a cop will bring down too much heat on them.

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* WhereTheSidewalkEnds'': ''Film/WhereTheSidewalkEnds'': After Mark receives his NoHoldsBarredBeatdown from Scalise's goons, Scalise is ready to beat him to death with a stool, and is only stopped when one of his men convinces him that killing a cop will bring down too much heat on them.
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* WhereTheSidewalkEnds'': After Mark receives his NoHoldsBarredBeatdown from Scalise's goons, Scalise is ready to beat him to death with a stool, and is only stopped when one of his men convinces him that killing a cop will bring down too much heat on them.
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* [[Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling Shawn Spears]] of The Pinnacle has taken up the moniker as the 'Chairman of the Board', using the steel chair as his signature weapon.

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* [[Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling Shawn Spears]] of The Pinnacle has taken took up the moniker as the 'Chairman of the Board', 'Chairman', using the steel chair as his signature weapon.weapon after brutally assaulting Wrestling/CodyRhodes with a chair as his first action in the company.
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* In ''VideoGame/SaintsRowTheThird'', after [[spoiler:Phillipe Loren]] dies, his former {{Dragon}} [[MaskedLuchador Killbane]] decides to [[DragonAscendant take over]] TheSyndicate. When [[EvilBrit Matt]] [[TheCracker Miller]] objects to this, pointing out that [[CoDragons Kiki and Viola DeWynter]] should be the leaders instead, due to being [[spoiler:Loren's]] second-in-commands, Killbane belts him with a chair. Impressively, Matt [[MadeOfIron survives this]], despite Killbane being powerful enough to snap necks with just two fingers.

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* In ''VideoGame/SaintsRowTheThird'', after [[spoiler:Phillipe Loren]] dies, his former {{Dragon}} [[TheDragon Dragon]] [[MaskedLuchador Killbane]] decides to [[DragonAscendant take over]] TheSyndicate. When [[EvilBrit Matt]] [[TheCracker Miller]] objects to this, pointing out that [[CoDragons Kiki and Viola DeWynter]] should be the leaders instead, due to being [[spoiler:Loren's]] second-in-commands, Killbane belts him with a chair. Impressively, Matt [[MadeOfIron survives this]], despite Killbane being powerful enough to snap necks with just two fingers.

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* ''Fanfic/ADarkerPath'': Bastard Son's power lets him turn minions into expert {{Improbable Weapon User}}s, and one of the weapons he chooses for going after Atropos is a folding chair. However, she proceeds to demonstrate that "Chairman" wasn't trained to use the ''pieces'' of a folding chair, right before she knocks him out with a bowling pin [[UseTheirOwnWeaponAgainstThem taken from another minion]].
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** [=WWE=] recently banned headshots with chairs in reaction to the countless concussion injuries caused by them.

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** [=WWE=] recently banned headshots with chairs shortly after Wrestling/ChrisBenoit's [[PaterFamilicide murder-suicide]] in reaction to the countless concussion injuries caused by them.



* [[Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling Shawn Spears]] of The Pinnacle has recently taken up the moniker as the 'Chairman of the Board', using the steel chair as his signature weapon.

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* [[Wrestling/AllEliteWrestling Shawn Spears]] of The Pinnacle has recently taken up the moniker as the 'Chairman of the Board', using the steel chair as his signature weapon.
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* In Chapter 1 of ''Manga/SpyXFamily'', Loid throws a can at a gunman's face, then finishes him off by hitting him with a chair.
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* Poet [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murō_Saisei Murō Saisei]] was known for an incident where he angrily swung a chair in the middle of a poets' conference to break up an argument between close friend Hagiwara Sakutarō and another poet named Okamoto Jun.

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* Poet [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murō_Saisei Murō Saisei]] was is known for an incident where he angrily swung a chair in the middle of a poets' conference to break up an argument between close friend Hagiwara Sakutarō and another poet named Okamoto Jun.
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* Poet [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murō_Saisei Murō Saisei]] was known for an incident where he picked up and swung a chair in the middle of a poet's conference to break up an argument between close friend Hagiwara Sakutarō and another poet named Okamoto Jun.

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* Poet [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murō_Saisei Murō Saisei]] was known for an incident where he picked up and angrily swung a chair in the middle of a poet's poets' conference to break up an argument between close friend Hagiwara Sakutarō and another poet named Okamoto Jun.
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* Poet [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murō_Saisei Murō Saisei]] was known for an incident where he picked up and swung a chair in the middle of a poet's conference to break up an argument between close friend Hagiwara Sakutarō and another poet named Okamoto Jun.
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* ''Series/HowIMetYourMother'' shows this sometimes happens when someone gets fired from Goliath National Bank. Including when Ted gets hired as an architect for an episode and is subsequently fired himself.
--> '''Ted:''' I gave him a four-pronged counterargument that really brought him to his knees.\\
'''Barney:''' so you hit him with a chair.\\
'''Ted:''' Oh yeah!
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* Used by the various protagonists of the ''VideoGame/{{Yakuza}}'' series. For example Kazuma Kiryu can swing an office chair, toss it, or smash it against the head of a loan shark so hard that he flips over and can't fight anymore.

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* Used by the various protagonists of the ''VideoGame/{{Yakuza}}'' ''VideoGame/LikeADragon'' series. For example Kazuma Kiryu can swing an office chair, toss it, or smash it against the head of a loan shark so hard that he flips over and can't fight anymore.
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* ''Series/ExtraordinaryAttorneyWoo'': In a flashback to the day Young-woo and Geu-ra-mi met, Geu-ra-mi [[YouLeaveHimAlone intervened when she saw Young-woo being bullied in class]]. She defended her by grabbing a chair, swinging it around a bit, and announcing she'd gladly throw it at someone's head if they messed with Young-woo any more.
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** ''VideoGame/Persona5'' has a surprise successor in the form of Makoto Nijima, who slams a folding chair onto whatever poor shadow is opposing her in her and Haru's Showtime.

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** ''VideoGame/Persona5'' ''VideoGame/Persona5 Royal'' has a surprise successor in the form of Makoto Nijima, who slams a folding chair onto whatever poor shadow is opposing her in her and Haru's Showtime.
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In fiction, chairs make for great bludgeoning objects capable of [[TapOnTheHead knocking people unconscious]] in one strike; enter the Chairman of the Brawl, that one guy who can be counted on grabbing the nearest sitting implement and smashing it across his unfortunate victim's head. If the chair is made of wood, it also [[DieChairDie immediately splinters into countless pieces]] to show how devastating the blow is.[[note]]These chairs are actually made of balsa and held together with toothpicks to break apart easier. DontTryThisAtHome.[[/note]]

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In fiction, chairs make for great bludgeoning objects capable of [[TapOnTheHead knocking people unconscious]] in one strike; enter the Chairman of the Brawl, that one guy who can be counted on grabbing the nearest sitting implement and smashing it across his unfortunate victim's head. If the chair is made of wood, it also [[DieChairDie immediately splinters into countless pieces]] to show how devastating the blow is.[[note]]These chairs are actually made of balsa balsa, one of the softest woods available, and held together with toothpicks to break apart easier. DontTryThisAtHome.[[/note]]
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* 1960s ''Series/Batman1966'' series episode "That Darn Catwoman". After Robin is placed under Catwoman's control, he breaks a chair over Batman's head while fighting him. Afterwards, Robin shatters what is left of the ([[SpecialEffectsFailure prop]]) chair [[RatedMForManly with his bare hands.]]

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* 1960s ''Series/Batman1966'' series episode "That Darn Catwoman". After Robin is placed under Catwoman's control, he breaks a chair over Batman's head while fighting him. Afterwards, Robin shatters what is left of the ([[SpecialEffectsFailure prop]]) chair [[RatedMForManly with his bare hands.]]
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** When the eponymous family took a vacation in Japan, Bart & Homer went to a sumo wrestling event; Homer ended up in the ring, Bart got the tag, and hit the sumo wrestler with a folding chair. The crowd booed them.

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** When In "Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo, when the eponymous family took a vacation in Japan, Bart & Homer went to a sumo wrestling event; Homer ended up in the ring, Bart got the tag, and hit the sumo wrestler with a folding chair. The crowd booed them.



--->'''Homer:''' [''screams in pain''] “What the hell is wrong with you?”\\
'''Bart:''' “Geez, sor-ree. It's a pretty standard stunt, Homer.”

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--->'''Homer:''' [''screams (''screams in pain''] “What pain'') What the hell is wrong with you?”\\
you?!\\
'''Bart:''' “Geez, Geez, sor-ree. It's a pretty standard stunt, Homer.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Troublemaker}}'', a beat-em-up set inside a school, have you grabbing chairs and using them to pummel other bullies, in stages set inside classrooms. Heck, there's even a power-up called "Eat This Chair" where you can whip out a chair from [[{{Hammerspace}} out of nowhere]] and smack some bullies across their noggins.

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