they know, so if you pick up a Witch, for example, you can either smack somebody with her or cast her spells. Enemies will stomp you and do damage on their turn if you're holding them, though. More traditional examples of the trope would be the Season's Hesitance and Grudge Basher magichange attacks present in Disgaea 3: Absence of Justice and the remake of Disgaea 2 Cursed Memories , the former having a humanoid character improvise and use their Cockatrice partner as a blunt weapon after it turns out to be a much slower flier then expected, the latter having the humanoid smack their Bone Dragon assistant into the opposition after it helps them. In Mortal Kombat 4 and beyond, Quan Chi has a Fatality in which he rips off an opponent's leg and beats him to death with it. And doesn't stop. Ever. The entire series also has multiple instances of using arms, ribs, and other parts as fatality tools, for example: Sheeva, who already has four arms , rips off her opponent's arms and beats them with it. She then poses with her top two arms behind her head, while she claps for herself using her opponent's arms. In the spinoff game Shaolin Monks, the intro has Sub-Zero doing his classic head rip fataility on one of Shang Tsung's unlucky bodyguards, then using the severed skull and spinal cord to smack Scorpion across the face. In the Roguelike game NetHack , the cockatrice and chickatrice monsters cause instant