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(#5) Kiritsugu Emiya
- Fate/Zero, Fate/Zero
Most final battles occur between rivals who faced off at least once or twice in the past. Kiritsugu Emiya and Kirei Kotomine never meet before their final battle, but they definitely consider each other formidable foes. While most of the fights in Fate/Zero involve supernatural abilities, this one is a magic-free conflict between two men in a concrete basement, where guns, swords, and fists are the weapons of choice.
The stark backdrop puts the spotlight on the dueling pair, and the dramatic camera angles and wide movements make it nearly impossible to look away.
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(#9) Reigen Arataka And A Bunch Of Kids Vs. Claw - 'Mob Psycho 100'
After Reigen Arataka infiltrates Claw headquarters to rescue a group of kidnapped children, it becomes time for a showdown between the psychic children and their captors. While it's exciting to watch the kids hold their own, Mob Psycho 100 kicks it up a notch when Reigen enters the fray.
Up until now, Reigen only pretended to possess psychic abilities in order to extort money from people. In the final battle against Claw's leader, he doesn't suddenly awaken any powers, but is temporarily infused with Mob's, allowing him to utterly destroy Ishiguro. This is satisfying to watch not only because it makes for a badass fight, but because Reigen actually displays integrity for once. Before Mob lends him his powers, Reigen still intends to fight anyway, on the grounds that he's an adult and his job is to protect children, even psychic children better equipped to fight than he is.
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(#11) Shinya Kogami
- Psycho-Pass
Shinya Kogami wants revenge on Shogo Makishima. Not only does he have a long list of brutal murders under his belt, Makishima also killed Kogami's partner back during the duo's detective days. So when Kogami finally tracks Makishima down, he arrives fully prepared to kill him.
The ensuing battle, which features both gun-fighting and hand-to-hand combat, showcases a moral fight as well as a physical one. Akane Tsunemori, the protagonist, tries to persuade Kogami not to kill Makishima, because she believes in Kogami's benevolence, and that good people obey the law in order to create a just society. She believes this despite knowing full well the laws of her country are cruel and unjust. When Kogami exacts his vengeance and kills Makishima, Tsunemori ends up disappointed, a discontent made worse by Kogami's own admiration of Tsunemori.
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(#12) Korosensei Vs. Shinigami and Yanagisawa - 'Assassination Classroom'
Korosensei faces his former apprentice and creator in this intense, emotional battle. The stakes are high as beloved characters sacrifice themselves in order to buy Korosensei more time, and the result is a gut-wrenching finale that keeps you at the edge of your seats. While we get to see Korosensei unleash his full powers, this final battle is more noteworthy for its emotional impact. You're lying if you say that you didn't watch this finale with tears in your eyes.
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(#4) Delete
When it comes to fight scenes, Dragon Ball Z offers some of the very best, meaning the final battle between Goku and Kid Buu was destined for greatness from the beginning. Kid Buu ranks among the most powerful foes Goku and friends ever face; with no particular goal in mind, Buus simply exists as a vessel of chaos and destruction. Goku can't take him on alone, needing help from Vegeta and Mr. Satan to finish him.
After much struggle, the group utterly destroys Kid Buu using a massive spirit bomb, making Kid Buu one of the only villains Goku actually kills. The battle caps off with Goku and Vegeta acknowledging they actually make a good team – a poignant end for two former enemies.
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(#2) Edward Elric
- FullMetal Alchemist, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Fullmetal Alchemist, Fullmetal Alchemist the Movie: Conqueror of Shamballa, Chibi Party, Alchemists Vs Homunculi, Fullmetal Alchemist
Father comes across as a formidable villain, but at heart, he exists as a sad, pathetic, selfish imitation of man who amassed a terrifying amount of power beyond his ability to control. Incapable of caring for anyone but himself, Father even abuses his homunculi creations, whose existences are meant to take him to godhood. For this reason, it feels supremely satisfying to watch him lose his grip on everything he set into motion.
Although alchemy is involved in the fight, Edward Elric ultimately defeats Father with his bare hands. Edward relies on his humanity to defeat an enemy who tried to surpass the confines of earthly existence – exactly what Ed does when he tries to resurrect his mother. More than anything, this fight reaffirms the power of human resilience.
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The fight, the perpetual anime theme. Whether it is guns or swords or fists, it always makes one’s blood boil. Of all the anime I’ve seen, almost every cartoon has a fight scene, but some of the classic battles remain in mind. The great thing about these battles is that they can be vastly different in strength, and the hero is not necessarily as good as the villain. But the really moving thing, they will often go all out to fight, not for success but for struggle.
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