History Main / ClipItsWings

* ''VideoGame/StarFox'': Your ship can sometimes lose its wings when it's damaged, particularly if you fly too close to something big and clip them yourself. It stays flying thanks to the ship's G-Diffuser system, but its laser goes back to being standard if you had collected upgrades. ''VideoGame/StarFox64'' not only keeps the laser loss penalty if your wings are clipped, but your Awring will also start drifting to the side depending on which wing is broken. If both wings are broken, you'll be constantly descending.

* Airborne {{kaiju}} bosses from ''VideoGame/MonsterEye'', like the [[JapaneseBeetleBrothers rhino and stag beetle]] DualBoss and the [[BatOutOfHell giant bat]], are vulnerable in the wings, and you'll need to shoot their wings to damage them.

Wings are cool. If you have a pair, you can fly, [[WindFromBeneathMyWings blow people away with their flaps,]] and [[RuleOfCool generally look cool.]] Unfortunately, because of their size relative to the body, it makes a very good target. So if anything has wings, it has a fairly high chance of having its wings, or just one of them, damaged. Having one or both of their wings damaged might cause the flyer to never be capable of flight again.

[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Usually doesn't refer to clipping feathers so a bird can't fly]], or to ClippedWingAngel.

** ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'': A Guardian Skywatcher's three propellers [[SubystemsDamage can be targeted and destroyed separately from the rest of its body]]. Destroying one will lower its flying speed a little; destroying two will do so to a greater degree and make it list noticeably. Destroying all three will make the robot plummet from the sky and render it immobile outside of its rotating turret.

* ''VideoGame/DarkSouls'': In the DLC ''Artorias of the Abyss'', the BlindWeaponsmaster Hawkeye Gough picks up his bow one last time and snipes down the Black Dragon Kalameet for its boss battle.

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* In the penultimate episode of ''Manga/CardCaptorSakura'' Sakura attempts to use the Fly card to fight. Her opponent shoots one of the wings with a laser blast, setting it on fire.
* In ''Anime/DigimonAdventure'', Angewomon gets impaled on the wall by her wings, courtesy of Piedmon. Puppetization followed soon after.
* Invoked in ''Manga/RosarioPlusVampire'': after defeating Kurumu, Inner Moka explicitly threatened to tear off both Kurumu's wings and tail to ensure that she never tried anything against Tsukune again, and it's implied she would have gone through with it had Tsukune not stopped her.
* In ''Manga/SoulHunter'' when the Makai Yonshu manage to put down [[WingedHumanoid Raijinshi]], they immediately decide to tear of his wings, that allowed him to [[{{Flight}} fly]] and project [[BlowYouAway powerful winds]].

* Angel from the ''ComicBook/XMen'' has large wings: during the "Mutant Massacre" storyline his wings are mutilated and later develop gangrene so they're amputated. For a while he uses artificial wings; later real wings grow back.

* In the Finnish fairytale, ''Pessi and Illusia'', Illusia-fairy decides to leave her rainbow home to visit the ground below. While being there, however, a spider bites off her wings when she's asleep. Since Illusia can't fly anymore this prevents her from returning home. It also leads her to fall in love with the troll, Pessi, of which the story is about.

* The Winter Soldier rips one of the wings off Sam's Falcon flight suit in ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier''.
* Bartleby of ''Film/{{Dogma}}'' actually uses a BatmanGambit to get rid of his wings. Angels can't die as long as they have their wings and Loki's already long gone. When Jay races up with a submachine gun, ready to shoot him, Bartleby ducks down and spreads his wings, figuring Jay's too stupid to ''aim'', shooting his wings off instead of trying to hit him. He wastes his bullets on those wings.
* Both planes get one wing damaged (one of them ultimately gets it fallen off) in ''Film/FlightCrew''.

* The climatic battle of ''Film/GodzillaFinalWars'' have Godzilla and Mothra battling Monster X and Mecha-Gigan, in that order. Gigan managed to sever one of Mothra's wings during the battle, with a shot of the wing floating from the stratosphere down to earth.

** In ''Film/LicenceToKill'', Pam's crop-duster gets clipped by the stinger missile Perez fires at her. She manages to put the plane down on a dirt road, but the road runs into a narrow canyon. Unable to stop in time, the wings of the plane are torn off on the canyon walls.
** In ''Film/GoldenEye'', Bond and Natalya are in a light plane searching for the backup [=GoldenEye=] facility when they are shot down by a missile. Bond manages to crash land the plane in the jungle, but it slides between two trees and knocks its wings off.
* ''Film/{{Maleficent}}'': King Stefan instigates Maleficent's FaceHeelTurn when he cuts off her wings. Stefan only did this because he couldn't bring himself to actually kill her but wanted to make it look like he did so he would be made king. [[spoiler:In the film's climax, the wings are reattached to Maleficent's back]].
* In ''Film/SpeedZone'', this happens to a commuter plane the Van Sloans are using to get to Los Angeles before the other racers. Due to a very ill-conceived hijacking attempt (while the plane was still preparing for takeoff), the plane ends up on the highway and shears its wings off after going under an overpass. The Van Sloans' solution: have the pilot "drive" the plane to L.A. Yeah, it's that kind of movie.
* Happens to the ''Enterprise'' in ''Film/StarTrekBeyond'', inflicted by a [[ZergRush swarm attack]].
* In ''Film/SupermanReturns'', after helping the shuttle craft achieve orbit, Superman goes to save the launch platform airplane which is in a flat-spin. As he tries to stop it by grabbing one of the wings. Unfortunately, the torque causes the wing to rip from the fuselage. The other wing soon comes off as well, so Superman has to catch the plane and gently lowers it onto a baseball field near what would have been the crash site.
* The climax of ''Film/UltramanXTheMovieHereComesOurUltraman'' has the Ultramen trio - consisting of Series/{{Ultraman}}, Series/UltramanTiga and Series/UltramanX battling the monster trio of Gorg Golza, Gorg Antlar and Zaigorg. Tiga and Antlar takes their battles into the sky, an aerial dogfight ensues until one of the Xio jets assists Tiga by unleashing Birdon's Phoenix Move on Antlar, burning off one of the monster's entire wings and making it crash.

* Chix Verbil from the ''Literature/ArtemisFowl'' series is hit in the wing with a softnose laser during the events of ''Arctic Incident''. Holly is able to save his life with some quick thinking and [[HealingHands faerie magic]], but since the blow ruptured several major arteries, she reckons that he'll never fly again.
* In one of the ''{{Literature/Gor}}'' books Tarl is riding on his tarn (a giant bird used in the military as a HorseOfADifferentColor) when he's attacked by a wild Ul, a fearsome flying creature somewhat akin to a pterodactyl. In the fight Tarl slashes the membrane of the Ul's wing and it retreats, flying down towards land in a spiral so as to favor the uninjured wing. Attacking the other guy's tarn in battle is often done by less scrupulous warriors.
%% * Happens a lot in the ''Literature/MaximumRide'' series, because the main characters have wings and keep getting into trouble.
* Pog, the TalkingAnimal bat from the ''Literature/{{Spellsinger}}'' novels, carried a sewing kit to stitch up tears in his wings.
* Rebel and New Republic fighter pilots in the ''Franchise/StarWarsExpandedUniverse'' find that the solar panels on TIE fighters make wonderful targets from the side.

* In the ''Series/DoctorWho'' story "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS2E5TheWebPlanet The Web Planet]]", the ant-like Zarbi from the planet Vortis (who have been made militant by the evil Animus) remove the wings of captured Menoptra (a race of humanoid butterflies) as a matter of course. At the end of the story, the Animus has been defeated (with the help of the Doctor and his companions) and the inhabitants of Vortis are learning to work together again, but the mutilated Menoptra will never regain the power of flight.

** In the original ''Series/{{Ultraman}}'', a dragonfly-based monster called a Dorako ends up in a fight against the series' infamous kaiju brute, Red King, which results in Red King ripping off both of Dorako's wings.

** The second episode of ''Series/UltramanAce'', where Ace battles the winged monster Chameleking, ends with Ace pulling off the monster's wings, one at a time, resulting in the downed Chameleking a sitting duck for Ace's Metallium Ray.
** In ''Series/UltramanTiga'', the battle where Ultraman Tiga and Rena (piloting a GUTS-Wing) against Zoiger, a fast-moving monster, is resolved when Rena managed to shoot off one of Zoiger's wings causing the monster to crash to the ground. Zoiger then rips off it's ''other'' wing to fight Tiga on land.

** The most epic battle in ''Series/UltramanGinga'', at the conclusion of a two-parter where the Ultramen duo, Ginga and Victory, battles the fusion monster Five King. When the monster unfolds its wings, Ginga and Victory retaliates with their own energy beams, destroying both wings and severely weakening the kaiju.

* In ''RolePlay/WeAreAllPokemonTrainers'', a common strategy for dealing with flying Pokémon is to freeze their wings, causing the mon in question to crash on the ground.

* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' 1st Edition Dungeon Master's Guide. Flying creatures with wings will be unable to fly if they take too much damage, due to their wings being a prime target for enemy attack.

* In ''Theatre/SwanLake'', [[BigBad Von Rothbart's]] power is typically broken at the end by injuring one of his wings.

* The original ''VideoGame/AeroFighters'' for the [=PlayStation=] have the boss of the Paris stage, a massive bomber plane vulnerable in its wings. You shoot off either its left or right wing (your choice), only for the bomber to then spin itself in circles trying to slap you with its ''other'' wing.
* In ''VideoGame/BomberCrew'' it's possibly for your Lancaster to lose half of a wing and still remain airborne. Lose the whole wing however, and it's time to [[EjectEjectEject bail out.]]
* [[BlindWeaponmaster Hawkeye Gough]]'s personal SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome in ''VideoGame/DarkSouls''' DLC ''Artorias of the Abyss'' has him pick his bow one last time and snipe down the Black Dragon Kalameet for its boss battle.
* During the FinalBattle of ''VideoGame/DragonAgeOrigins'', [[spoiler:Riordan]] sacrifices his life to ruin the draconic Archdemon's wing, robbing it of flight capability and thus allowing your party to engage and kill it on the ground.
* In ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'', you can't target a dragon's wings specifically, but if you deal enough damage to one it'll land (or plow into the earth, leaving a long furrow) and spend the rest of the fight on the ground. Then later in the main quest you gain the "Dragonrend" [[MakeMeWannaShout Shout]], which briefly forces immortal, aedric beings to experience the concepts of mortality and a finite, temporary existence. This proves so disorienting that any dragon hit with this Shout is temporarily unable to fly or Shout itself.
* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}'' allows you to target bloatflies' wings in VATS mode. This is roughly equivalent to shooting the legs of dirt-bound foes and will severely reduce their movement speed (although even crippling their wings won't stop them flying altogether).
* ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'': Crippling a [[DemonicSpiders Cazador]]'s wings is an excellent way to soften them up for the killshot. Of course, that assumes you can actually ''hit'' them in the first place, and not get stung to death by five or six of his buddies.
* ''Videogame/FateGrandOrder:'' At the climax of the Babylonia chapter, King Hassan uses his power [[spoiler:as a Grand Assassin]] to cut one of Tiamat's wings and impose the concept of "death" upon her, causing her to be unable to escape by flying, allowing the other heroes to trap and fight it.

* In ''Videogame/FromTheDepths'', clipping off the wings of plane, rotor of a helicopter, or balloons of an airship are some of the fastest ways to ground them. However, many craft have internal wings and internal rotors to reduce their chances of damage. The Deepwater Guard ''Barracuda'', an AirborneAircraftCarrier, is remarkably resistant to being downed, but the aircraft it deploys can easily be damaged; one good missile into the side will result in them losing any form of control, causing them to endlessly spin in the air until they plow into the ocean.

* Some minions in ''VideoGame/JadeCocoon'' have access to a 'Rend Wings' attack which is especially effective against flying monsters (there's also a 'Break Legs' attack which is more effective against monsters that are land-bound).

* In ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker'', hitting a Mothula enough times will cause it to lose its wings and drop to the ground.
* In ''VideoGame/MegaManZX'', Hivolt's weakness (where the Model H Biometal is stored) is located in his wings.

* In ''[[Videogame/MechWarrior MechWarrior Living Legends]]'', blasting out the wing or tail of an aerospace fighter will cripple its ability to turn - shoot out the tail of a diving bomber and it will plow into the ground at terminal velocity.
* The Chrysalis AI weapon in ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidPeaceWalker'' takes more damage if you hit its turbines than if you hit the fusilage.

* In ''VideoGame/PhantasyStarUniverse'', or at least the first UsefulNotes/PlaystationPortable spinoff, one of the bosses can be knocked to the ground by hitting its wings enough times. You can hit it with melee weapons, and then the wings grow back and you repeat until you beat it.
* Classic video game ''VideoGame/{{Phoenix}}'' subverts it. The Phoenix's wings are large and vulnerable compared to its body, but shooting one wing only slows it down slightly, and shooting off both wings just makes them regenerate.
* In ''VideoGame/StarFox'', your ship can sometimes lose its wings when it's damaged, particularly if you fly too close to something big and clip them yourself. It stays flying thanks to the ship's G-Diffuser system, but its laser goes back to being standard if you had collected upgrades. ''VideoGame/StarFox64'' not only keeps the laser loss penalty if your wings are clipped, but your Awring will also start drifting to the side depending on which wing is broken. If both wings are broken, you'll be constantly descending.
* [[Franchise/{{Kirby}} Meta Knight]] in ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBros Super Smash Bros. Brawl's]]'' story mode ''The Subspace Emissary'' has one of his wings damaged by the [[DiscOneFinalBoss Ancient Minister]]'s laser. It doesn't deter him too much, as he simply morphs them back into a cape to avoid damage; they're good as new the next time he uses them.
* This is a viable strategy in ''VideoGame/TerraTech''; wings are wide and fragile, not to mention hard to cover with shields and repair bubbles. Shooting one off, or letting it get smashed by a tree during take-off, can cripple an aeroplane.

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-->'''Martina:''' That said, is there any way out of this ''without'' killing them?
-->'''Emily:''' Nopers.
-->'''Martina:''' Don't suppose you could just aim for their wings?
-->'''Emily:''' ''I'M NOT GOING TO FUCKING AIM AT THEIR WINGS!''

* In the ''WesternAnimation/TaleSpin'' episode "Flight of the Snow Duck", Baloo, Wildcat and Molly escape from a Thembrian prison by flying a plane made completely out of ice, while being pursued by military fighters. When one of the wings gets shot off, Wildcat scoops some water out of a lake and tosses over the wing's stub, instantly repairing it.
* [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Babbitt and Catstello]] (here as mice) use a plane to get into the kitchen so they can snatch a wedge of cheese in the W-B short "A Tale of Two Mice". Catstello pilots it but the wings get ripped off as the entranceway to their mousehole didn't have the clearance.
* Tends to happen with frequency on ''WesternAnimation/DastardlyAndMuttleyInTheirFlyingMachines'', notably in "Windy Windmill." Zilly's plane is the only one left among the squadron, so Dastardly pilots it with Klunk and Zilly sitting on the wings. But when Dastardly pulls up to chase the pigeon, the two weighted wings rip off the fusilage.

* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX'': The GiantFlyer monsters will fall to the ground once they take enough damage and fight from there. This also means that they cannot be killed in a single turn, first suffering HPToOne before the deathblow even if your party has all 99999-damage weapons.

* [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Babbitt and Catstello]] (here as mice) use a plane to get into the kitchen so they can snatch a wedge of cheese. Catstello pilots it but the wings get ripped off as the entranceway to their mousehole didn't have the clearance.

[[caption-width-right:350:"You've got a hole [[VideoGame/WarThunder in your right wing!]]"]]

* In ''Film/SpeedZone'', this happens to a commuter plane the Van Sloans are using to get to Los Angeles before the other racers. Due to a very ill-conceived hijacking attempt (while [[WhatAnIdiot the plane was still preparing for takeoff]]), the plane ends up on the highway and shears its wings off after going under an overpass. The Van Sloans' solution: have the pilot "drive" the plane to L.A. Yeah, it's that kind of movie.

* ''Franchise/GodOfWar'':

* ''VideoGame/GodOfWarII'': At the end of the [[FreeFallFight boss battle]] with Icarus, Kratos rips Icarus' wings off and takes them for himself, leaving Icarus himself to fall to his doom.

* In ''VideoGame/StarFox'', your ship can sometimes lose its wings when it's damaged, particularly if you fly too close to something big and clip them yourself. It stays flying thanks to the ship's G-Diffuser system, but its laser goes back to being standard if you had collected upgrades.

[[caption-width-right:350:"[[{{Understatement}} You've got a hole]] [[VideoGame/WarThunder in your right wing!]]"]]

* Invoked in ''Manga/RosarioToVampire'': after defeating Kurumu, Inner Moka explicitly threatened to tear off both Kurumu's wings and tail to ensure that she never tried anything against Tsukune again, and it's implied she would have gone through with it had Tsukune not stopped her.

* In the ''Series/DoctorWho'' story "The Web Planet", the ant-like Zarbi from the planet Vortis (who have been made militant by the evil Animus) remove the wings of captured Menoptra (a race of humanoid butterflies) as a matter of course. At the end of the story, the Animus has been defeated (with the help of the Doctor and his companions) and the inhabitants of Vortis are learning to work together again, but the mutilated Menoptra will never regain the power of flight.

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* Bartleby of ''Film/{{Dogma}}'' actually uses a BatmanGambit to get rid of his wings. Angels can't die as long as they have their wings and Loki's already long gone. When Jay races up with a submachine gun, ready to shoot him, Bartleby ducks down and spreads his wings, figuring Jay's too stupid to ''aim'', shooting his wings off instead of trying to hit him. He wastes his bullets on those wings.
* The Winter Soldier rips one of the wings off Sam's Falcon flight suit in ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheWinterSoldier''.
* Both planes get one wing damaged (one of them ultimately gets it fallen off) in ''Film/FlightCrew''.

* ''Film/AirAmerica''. The protagonists crash a cargo plane on a jungle runway. Later when they're being pursued, they land the smaller airplane they're flying on the same runway and taxi it straight into the cargo bay of the previous aircraft, ripping its wings off but concealing them from the helicopters searching for them.

* ''Film/JamesBond'':
** In ''Film/LicenceToKill'', Pam's crop-duster gets clipped by the stinger missile Perez fires at her. She manages to put the plane down on a dirt road, but the road runs into a narrow canyon. Unable to stop in time, the wings of the plane are torn off on the canyon walls.
** In ''Film/GoldenEye'', Bond and Natalya are in a light plane searching for the backup [=GoldenEye=] facility when they are shot down by a missile. Bond manages to crash land the plane in the jungle, but it slides between two trees and knocks its wings off.
* ''Film/{{Maleficent}}'': King Stefan instigates Maleficent's FaceHeelTurn when he cuts off her wings. Stefan only did this because he couldn't bring himself to actually kill her but wanted to make it look like he did so he would be made king. [[spoiler:In the film's climax, the wings are reattached to Maleficent's back]].

* In the Finnish fairytale, ''Pessi and Illusia'', Illusia-fairy decides to leave her rainbow home to visit the ground below. While being there, however, a spider bites off her wings when she's asleep. Since Illusia can't fly anymore this prevents her from returning home. It also leads her to fall in love with the troll, Pessi, of which the story is about.
* Pog, the TalkingAnimal bat from the ''Literature/{{Spellsinger}}'' novels, carried a sewing kit to stitch up tears in his wings.

* In ''VideoGame/StarFox'', your ship can sometimes lose its wings when it's damaged, particularly if you fly too close to something big and clip them yourself. It stays flying thanks to the ship's G-Diffuser system, but its laser goes back to being standard if you had collected upgrades.
* [[Franchise/{{Kirby}} Meta Knight]] in ''[[VideoGame/SuperSmashBros Super Smash Bros. Brawl's]]'' story mode ''The Subspace Emissary'' has one of his wings damaged by the [[DiscOneFinalBoss Ancient Minister]]'s laser. It doesn't deter him too much, as he simply morphs them back into a cape to avoid damage; they're good as new the next time he uses them.

* The Chrysalis AI weapon in ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolidPeaceWalker'' takes more damage if you hit its turbines than if you hit the fusilage.
* Some minions in ''VideoGame/JadeCocoon'' have access to a 'Rend Wings' attack which is especially effective against flying monsters (there's also a 'Break Legs' attack which is more effective against monsters that are land-bound).
* In ''VideoGame/MegaManZX'', Hivolt's weakness (where the Model H Biometal is stored) is located in his wings.

* A number of ShootEmUp games (like ''[[VideoGame/NineteenFortyTwo 1942]]'') require you to shoot off the wings or engines off giant airplane bosses in order to destroy them.

* In ''Videogame/FromTheDepths'', clipping off the wings of plane, rotor of a helicopter, or balloons of an airship are some of the fastest ways to ground them. However, many craft have internal wings and internal rotors to reduce their chances of damage. The Deepwater Guard ''Barracuda'', an AirborneAircraftCarrier, is remarkably resistant to being downed, but the aircraft it deploys can easily be damaged; one good missile into the side will result in them losing any form of control, causing them to endlessly spin in the air until they plow into the ocean.
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX'': The GiantFlyer monsters will fall to the ground once they take enough damage and fight from there. This also means that they cannot be killed in a single turn, first suffering HPToOne before the deathblow even if your party has all 99999-damage weapons.
* [[BlindWeaponmaster Hawkeye Gough]]'s personal SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome in ''VideoGame/DarkSouls''' DLC ''Artorias of the Abyss'' has him pick his bow one last time and snipe down the Black Dragon Kalameet for its boss battle.
* In ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'', you can't target a dragon's wings specifically, but if you deal enough damage to one it'll land (or plow into the earth, leaving a long furrow) and spend the rest of the fight on the ground. Then later in the main quest you gain the "Dragonrend" [[MakeMeWannaShout Shout]], which briefly forces immortal, aedric beings to experience the concepts of mortality and a finite, temporary existence. This proves so disorienting that any dragon hit with this Shout is temporarily unable to fly or Shout itself.
* In ''[[Videogame/MechWarrior MechWarrior Living Legends]]'', blasting out the wing or tail of an aerospace fighter will cripple its ability to turn - shoot out the tail of a diving bomber and it will plow into the ground at terminal velocity.
* This is a viable strategy in ''VideoGame/TerraTech''; wings are wide and fragile, not to mention hard to cover with shields and repair bubbles. Shooting one off, or letting it get smashed by a tree during take-off, can cripple an aeroplane.
* Classic video game ''VideoGame/{{Phoenix}}'' subverts it. The Phoenix's wings are large and vulnerable compared to its body, but shooting one wing only slows it down slightly, and shooting off both wings just makes them regenerate.
* ''Videogame/KirbySuperStar:'' In "Revenge of Meta Knight", Kirby fights one of the (mini) bosses on top of the Meta-Knight's CoolAirship, the Halberd, and destroys one of its wings as collateral damage; the crews then desperately attempt to restabilize the ship. When Kirby goes to destroy the other wing, Captain Vul (the ship's captain) says that it might be just what they needed.
* ''Videogame/FateGrandOrder:'' At the climax of the Babylonia chapter, King Hassan uses his power [[spoiler:as a Grand Assassin]] to cut one of Tiamat's wings and impose the concept of "death" upon her, causing her to be unable to escape by flying, allowing the other heroes to trap and fight it.

* ''WesternAnimation/PrivateSnafu'': In "Coming Snafu", Snafu is towing a plane and, as usual, not paying attention when he drives between two pylons and rips the wings off it.

* ''VideoGame/ValkyrieProfile2Silmeria'' has a mechanic where you can "break" individual body parts off of enemies--with flying enemies, either wing is such a part. RealityEnsues when you manage to break a wing, as the monster in question spends the rest of the battle lying on the ground, unable to move, defend, or attack.

** In ''Film/GoldenEye'', Bond and Natalya are in light plane searching for the backup [=GoldenEye=] facility when they are shot down by a missile. Bond manages to crash land the plane in the jungle, but it slides between two trees and knocks its wings off.

[[caption-width-right:350:"[[VideoGame/WarThunder You've got a hole in your right wing!]]"]]