20 Instant Death Techniques In Anime

20 Instant Death Techniques In Anime

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The Most Brutal Instant Finishers In Anime History
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Who doesn’t love a good anime fight scene? In shows like Naruto, Dragon Ball Z, One Piece, and Bleach these sequences can go on for hours. They get more and more intense until they throw the rug out from under us by having the episode end before the fight’s over.

Then there’s an anime like One Punch Man that lampoons these scenes by having most fights end in a hilariously short amount of time. While that show uses the quick fight to parody longer anime conflicts, it isn’t the only show to use this trope.

Several other series over the years have surprised fans by having a confrontation end with one extremely powerful move. Sometimes they do this to show how powerful a new enemy is. There’s no better way to do that than having them finish an established fighter in under a second. Other times they are demonstrating a piece of the world’s mythos or magic system. You know a form of magic is dangerous when it destroys thousands in a second. Other times they wipe out huge numbers of people as a form of symbolism. Concepts like a character playing God with the lives of criminals or a government agency that wants to force human evolution no matter the cost are not exactly subtle in what they are trying to say.

No matter why they do it, there’s no denying that anime fans love a good instant death technique. So let’s dive into anime history and find out the greatest instant finishers ever created.

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