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STALKER CALL OF PRIPYAT COMPLETE GUNPLAY ANDROID

STALKER CALL OF PRIPYAT COMPLETE GUNPLAY ANDROID

However the android has to cheat to win, so it's a sign of boastful bravado rather than competence. twirls his twin laser guns after beating Old B.O.B.

Hector, one of Reno Smith's thugs, does this in attempt to intimidate Macreedy in Bad Day at Black Rock.

Buford " Mad Dog" Tannen from Back to the Future Part III enjoys this little bit of showboating before his climatic Showdown at Eight O'Clock with Clint Eastwood, twirling his revolver forward, then twirling it back to smoothly replace it in its holster.

Given that he was wearing a (face-obscuring) helmet at the time, he probably did just to look cool. He even mimes blowing smoke away from the barrel.

Jango Fett does this before holstering his blaster in Attack of the Clones.

He likes to spin them when he's bored, when he's trying to make a point, or when he just wants to look cool.

Vengeance features rookie hero and Young Gun the Ultimate Nullifier, who wields dual hip-holstered pistols that temporarily depower anyone hit by their bullets.

Especially Smith, whose finger eventually swells up to the point of making him unable to shoot. This gives an habit for Luke and Waldo to make their enemies twirl their guns at gunpoint. One gag involves Smith trying to shoot a Mountie only for Luke to shoot his gun, causing it to start twirling.

In the album The Klondike, Soapy Smith has the habit of doing this.

In one album, one guy tries this - and shoots himself in the hand.

Scrooge responds by doing the same thing with his #1 Dime, causing Earp to lose his cool as he realizes just who he tried to impress.

When Scrooge happens upon Wyatt Earp in Alaska, the famous gunslinger introduces himself by twirling his gun.

Scrooge twirls two guns at once, before aiming and shooting on the spot.It happened during a western-themed filler arc. Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's: Yusei does this with a revolver-shaped duel disk.Sumire does this once in an early episode of Venus Versus Virus.It's a favorite skill of Vash the Stampede in Trigun, despite the monumental size (and possibly weight) of the gun in question.Like the Kid's tonfa grip, it's probably safe enough when the gun is a sentient being that won't fire when you don't want it to (and whose shots can be "pulled"). In the spinoff/prequel Soul Eater Not! we see Liz gun-twirling as well.He also holds AND fires his twin guns upside-down. Death the Kid does this in the anime's third ending.Mami Tomoe of Puella Magi Madoka Magica does this in episode 3 of the anime.Braham of One Piece seemed fond of doing this whenever he had an excuse to do so.Spike Spiegel does this at times in Cowboy Bebop.Bakuretsu Tenshi has a Humongous Mecha doing this with pistol-shaped cannons.He used a sword wielded by his hidden third arm, but we don't learn that till later. Justice from Afro Samurai does this before holstering one of his revolvers, which apparently results in a Diagonal Cut Off with His Head! for Afro's father.

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