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Ahhhh Anime, so much fun to be had with the freeing medium of animation. It allows for so many obscenely overpowered attacks that could never actually happen in reality. This topic is to celebrate the best of the best of those attacks. When the chips are down, it's all or nothing, your back is to the wall, and it's do or die...every hero and villain has that one technique...their FINAL technique...their ultimate technique. I ask you simply: what are some of your favorite ultimate techniques from anime and why do you love them so much?

If you ask me, it doesn't get much better than this. There's no way around it, it is truly an undefeatable technique. The only thing that can beat Kenshin's Amakakeru Ryu no Hirameki is someone else using the same technique with a purer heart than his own, since the purity of one's heart is at the core of this technique's power (cheesy, I know, but hey, the technique's still badass).

Most people never see it coming. It's a sword-draw technique that's designed to strike within a fraction of an instant. As seen in Kenshin's duel against Aoshi, Aoshi's own ultimate - the Kaiten Kenbu Rokuren - is a "lightning-fast attack that lands six slashes in the same instant", and Aoshi starts his attack before Kenshin even draws his sword. Time seems to stand still the moment before Aoshi's first slash connects, allowing Kenshin to draw his sword and unleash the Amakakeru Ryu no Hirameki within that fraction of an instant. So yeah, the attack is ridiculously fast.

But then, as we see in the clip I provided, even if you know it's coming and you know what to expect - as Shishio does - and you try to block it, you're still completely screwed! "Even if you avoid the fangs of the dragon, the winds that gust around it will paralyze you and it's claws will rip you to shreds". The air is forced away to create a vortexing vacuum that sucks the opponent in while Kenshin uses the spin of that vortex to accelerate the 2nd part of the attack, striking with even MORE force than that of the first strike.

Too fast to dodge, lands even if you start your attack first, and if you block it you get smashed even harder than if you had been hit by the first blow. Yeah, that's one hell of a perfect, final, ultimate technique. :3
 

The Wykydtron

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Inb4 Giga Drill Break.

I'm glad they managed to make the English dub as good if not better than the original Japanese one. I watch that scene in both languages and weirdly enough I prefer the English one. His voice acting is awesome.

I don't even watch much anime where finishing moves are appropriate anymore. I think the last anime I watched that was proper violent like was Psycho Pass and that was all near future conspiracy cyber police stuff.


I'm watching My Little Pony Nisemonogatari and Legend of Korra (yes it's not anime, no I don't care) and other comedy/drama slice of life things instead.
 

Andrewtheeviscerator

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Well I'm pretty sure nothing will ever beat the Gigi drill breaker for me at least.
Honorary mention goes to the main character from Highschool DxD's special technique "Dress Break" though, which I can't post since it's a bit NSFW.
 

Scarim Coral

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Does Tactics 15 from One Piece count?


Well ok it doesn't count but it one hell of a technique! Seriously name me another anime that the characters had become a living megazoid?
 

Leemaster777

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That's easy:


SUPREME CANNON!!!

Incidentally, is it weird that I actually prefer the English version of this scene? (not the entire movie, just that scene)
 

Wraith

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I'm going classical with a Kamehameha.

Blow up a planet or disintegrate an intergalactic menace. Eithr way it'll get the job done and has OVER 9,000! variants.
 

spartan231490

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I like Kurui neko from Kenichi(actually manga) and frankly final getsuga from bleach was really badass. Rasen-shuriken from naruto is a lot of fun too.
 

drthmik

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Lina Inverse's Giga Slave and Dragon Slave from Slayers
the Dragon slave has the power of a small nuke The Giga Slave has the potential of destroying all reality, space and time.
This is a controlled giga slave
Here's the Giga Slave going out of control

While Lina will use the Dragon slave to deal with even minor annoyances the Giga Slave is reserved only for those who will destroy the world anyway if they are aloud to live. Truly a Last resort ultimate attack, the Giga Slave annihilates anything that gets in it's way including the caster! Should they be unprepared to properly control the power it can go wild and end all existance forever. Only the merciful intervention of the Lord of Nightmares (on who's power the Giga Slave calls for it's destructive force) on Lina prevents this.
 

Crowns18

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The final rabudo from Nichijou it's the most stupid and awesome thing I've ever seen at the same time
 

KOMega

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Well....
I suppose I have no choice.
ERUPTING BURNING FINGER!!!
 

Arnoxthe1

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Does Ninja Gaiden count? If so, I'd say the DCTF's (Dragon's Claw Tiger's Fang) Ultimate Technique in Ninja Gaiden 2. But they're all awesome TBH.

 

SirDeadly

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Scarim Coral said:
Does Tactics 15 from One Piece count?


Well ok it doesn't count but it one hell of a technique! Seriously name me another anime that the characters had become a living megazoid?
Beat me to it... This is by far my favourite!