#Discord tableflip serial#

In Naruto, Shikamaru Nara gets mentally and verbally probed by his father Shikaku during a game of shogi after Shikamaru's sensei, Asuma, is killed.Genma has actually developed this as a martial arts technique, Wrath of the Father, which he uses against Nodoka (yeah, he's scum).Subverted in the first episode, where instead of flipping the table over, Akane picks it up and smacks Ranma with it.It didn't have the right effect as everyone at the table grabbed a plate and saved the meal and he got kicked into low earth orbit. Ranma, trying to convince Ukyo to dump him, flips a dinner table over with a meal she cooked on it.He also flips another table during the ending cinematic. Also done in Unlimited Adventure, where Franky actually builds a table from scratch, only to flip it mere seconds after finishing it. One Piece: Franky does this during Luffy's fight with the Galley-La company, due to him being denied battling Luffy, since they were the ones fighting in the first place.In 'Slayers: Great', while engaged in a battle that parodies the Super Robot genre, Naga purposely freezes a river the two are duelling near and uses her giant golem to flip the ice sheet to knock Lina's giant golem off of her feet. In Slayers: Gorgeous, Lina and Naga are engaged in yet another duel of spells, and Lina has cast a spell that, by way of a side effect, froze the surface of a nearby pond Naga retaliates by summoning up an earth golem and having it perform a chabudai-gaeshi with the sheet of ice - it flips through the air and almost crushes Lina.

#Discord tableflip serial#

Referred to in two of the Slayers Non Serial Movies.When played, a giant table does invariably appear and Hayato's father does overturn it fairly violently. Yu-Gi-Oh! GX has a card called 'Flipping the Table.' In one episode, used by Hayato's (Chumley in the dub) father who (in the Japanese version, at least) was a substantial drunkard and owns a sake company (in the dub, he just owns a hot sauce company).Several subsequent occurrences of Flipping the Table were direct references to this scene, which appeared in the series' closing-credits montage after undergoing Memetic Mutation, Flipping the Table became part of the visual meme-pool of Japanese comedy in general.

In Kyojin no Hoshi (Star of the Giants), an old-fashioned father would flip over the family dinner table whenever he was morally outraged, while they were eating the dinner would be subsequently ruined.

The manga lampshades this: a note taped to the table reads ' CAUTION: For use in sight gags only!'

In the first episode of Bleach, Ichigo flips a table after hearing Rukia's explanation of Soul Reapers and not believing a word of it.