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Similar to the Gundam 0083 and Gundam 00 examples above, Gundam Build Divers Re:RISE has Hiroto Kuga do this with the Uraven Gundam's beam sniper rifle, which he fires after having essentially stabbed his opponent's mobile suit in the face with it.In After War Gundam X, Garrod gets around the fact that beam weapons don't really work underwater (due to the water dissipating the heat and energy very quickly) by pressing his beam rifle's barrel right up against his opponent's mobile suit.Mobile Fighter G Gundam has a non-gun example with Argo's Gaia Crusher normally it's a Dishing Out Dirt attack that creates giant spires of rock, but he can also use it directly on enemy machines Super Robot Wars even dubs this variation 'Point-Blank Gaia Crusher'.Repeats this during the final battle, with a heavily-damaged Cherudim against Revive Revival.In Mobile Suit Gundam 00 season 2, Lockon operates by the following: even though I'm underwater, if I stay close enough, I can't miss!.In Stardust Memory Kou swings the Dendrobium Orchis' anti-ship cannon towards the the approaching Gerbera Tetra, impales it, AND blasts a big hole into it, breaking the latter mech in half.In Mobile Suit Gundam's backstory ( as detailed by the MSV design line), there's a Zeon Ace Pilot named Brenev Auggs, ' The One-Shot Killer' he accomplishes this feat by using this trope, pressing his gun's muzzle against the enemy machines' fuselages.The Gundam franchise has a few examples of this trope:.

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Godzilla: Singular Point: Anguirus is able to block incoming projectiles using his precognitive energy shield, so Goro takes a harpoon gun and rams it right up against the skin before firing it, preventing Anguirus from being able to deflect it.

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In the first story arc of Full Metal Panic!, Kurz finds Gauron's unusual Arm Slave too agile and elusive to get a clear shot at, so he fakes being out of ammo in order to lure Gauron into close-range combat so that he can hit him in the face with a round from his giant mech's rifle.

Mikado actually has a gun that can ''only', fire on contact and they even need Celty to reverse the damage after Mikado uses it to shoot Masaomi in the leg and himself in the head. Aiming a gun at people, from any other distance will usually result in either the gun never going off, barely doing damage or missing entirely.

Played straight in Dragon Ball Super, where Ultra Instinct Goku knocks Kefla (the fused Kale and Caulifla) out of the Tournament of Power with a Kamehameha fired from about three feet away.

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Subverted twice, one in the first Broly movie and second as an homage to said scene in Super, in which a point-blank Kamehameha becomes The Worf Barrage.It would have worked if only Cell had needed his head to regenerate.

Cell assumes he's bluffing, then starts to actually consider it - and then Goku teleports right in front of him and fires, vaporizing Cell's entire upper torso.

After failing to make much headway against Perfect Cell, Goku flies into the sky and starts charging a Kamehameha, which would destroy the Earth if fired from there.

Unfortunately for him, catching slash harkens with her fork knife is something she's done before.

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In Code Geass R2, Luciano Bradley tries to fire a slash haken at Kallen's new Guren SEITEN at extremely close range.

In Berserk, Gut's Arm Cannon is usually used point-blank, often as a fallback when he can't use his sword.

anything sufficiently close qualifies for this trope. While 'point blank' has specific meanings in both ballistics note The distance out to which, when the sights are exactly the center of a target, some part of a target, top to bottom, will be hit (this depends on a weapon, can include a minimum range, and can imply human-sized, tank-sized, or other types of targets) and forensics, note Firing closer than 3 feet without actually pressing the weapon against the target: if the barrel is pressing, it's This can obviously apply to things other than guns. Never fret, for there is always one range that you can be sure will be effective against any opponent: two inches from their face. Maybe your opponent is really good at dodging bullets, or keeps putting up some kind of barrier, or your knowledge of guns is a bit. But every once in a while, firing from a distance just doesn't cut it. Guns are inherently awesome in their ability to make things significantly less alive from a distance.