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| - Caution: Monsters' elemental/neutral damage is modified by their statistics, which are in majority unknown.
- Decapitation is the act of cutting off a being's head. It can be used to disable certain supernatural beings, such as vampires, shapeshifters, arachnes, Leviathans and even demons.
- The Decapitation taunt is a taunt used by any Demoman weilding any kind of Sword. (Eyelander, Persian Persuader, etc.) The Demoman will pull out his sword and swing it, decapitating any player(s) standing in front of the person performing the taunt. It does 500 damage (675 minicrit) and is such an instant kill on all enemies, unless under heavy resistance (Dead Ringer) or ubercharged by the Medigun. It lasts 4.2 seconds, has a very short range but is silent, making it about as hard as the Home Run taunt kill.
- Decapitation was the act of removing an individual's head. Blon Fel-Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen killed Mr. Cleaver by decapitating him. While disguised as a human, she claimed that he slipped on "a very icy patch". (TV: Boom Town) Time Lords could still regenerate after being decapitated. Cavisadoratrelundar was decapitated and only killed after being stabbed in both her hearts. (PROSE: The Shadows of Avalon) A suicide bomber that was still living (due to Miracle Day) even after blowing himself up was still conscious even after his head was detached. (TV: The New World)
- During the Andorian incursion at P'Jem, the Andorian soldier Tholos threatened to decapitate a few Vulcan monks in order to pressure Jonathan Archer to tell the truth of his being there. (ENT: "The Andorian Incident") In 2259 of the alternate reality, when James T. Kirk tried to justify his decision to "use" Khan Noonien Singh with the Arabic proverb "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" Spock countered by informing him that the phrase was attributed to a prince who was betrayed and decapitated by his own subjects. (Star Trek Into Darkness)
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| - Caution: Monsters' elemental/neutral damage is modified by their statistics, which are in majority unknown.
- Decapitation is the act of cutting off a being's head. It can be used to disable certain supernatural beings, such as vampires, shapeshifters, arachnes, Leviathans and even demons.
- The Decapitation taunt is a taunt used by any Demoman weilding any kind of Sword. (Eyelander, Persian Persuader, etc.) The Demoman will pull out his sword and swing it, decapitating any player(s) standing in front of the person performing the taunt. It does 500 damage (675 minicrit) and is such an instant kill on all enemies, unless under heavy resistance (Dead Ringer) or ubercharged by the Medigun. It lasts 4.2 seconds, has a very short range but is silent, making it about as hard as the Home Run taunt kill.
- Decapitation was the act of removing an individual's head. Blon Fel-Fotch Passameer-Day Slitheen killed Mr. Cleaver by decapitating him. While disguised as a human, she claimed that he slipped on "a very icy patch". (TV: Boom Town) Time Lords could still regenerate after being decapitated. Cavisadoratrelundar was decapitated and only killed after being stabbed in both her hearts. (PROSE: The Shadows of Avalon) A suicide bomber that was still living (due to Miracle Day) even after blowing himself up was still conscious even after his head was detached. (TV: The New World) Members of the Order of the Headless were decapitated in their initiation. Their heads remained mobile, even after rotting into skulls. (TV: A Good Man Goes to War, TV: The Wedding of River Song)
- During the Andorian incursion at P'Jem, the Andorian soldier Tholos threatened to decapitate a few Vulcan monks in order to pressure Jonathan Archer to tell the truth of his being there. (ENT: "The Andorian Incident") In 2259 of the alternate reality, when James T. Kirk tried to justify his decision to "use" Khan Noonien Singh with the Arabic proverb "The enemy of my enemy is my friend" Spock countered by informing him that the phrase was attributed to a prince who was betrayed and decapitated by his own subjects. (Star Trek Into Darkness) In 2266, concerned about James T. Kirk's adoption of Thomas Leighton's suspicion that Anton Karidian was really Kodos the Executioner, Leonard McCoy asked him what he would do if it was true: "Do you play God, carry his head through the corridors in triumph?" (TOS: "The Conscience of the King" ) Decapitation could also be used in a metaphorical sense to describe the death of something intangible. In 2267, McCoy criticized Spock for playing chess with the starship's computer, saying that Captain Kirk's professional head was about to be lopped off. (TOS: "Court Martial" ) In 2268, a captured Arne Darvin wished for his statue in the Klingon Hall of Warriors to depict him standing with Kirk's head in one hand and a tribble in the other, following the successful completion of his plot to kill Kirk. (DS9: "Trials and Tribble-ations") While visiting the Shore Leave Planet for the second time in 2269, the Queen of Hearts threatened Leonard McCoy with decapitation by yelling "Off with his head!". (TAS: "Once Upon a Planet") During the battle of Ajilon Prime, two doctors took time to discuss different ways of dying. According to one doctor, a nice clean decapitating blow had its virtues. Another doctor countered that the brain lived on for five, ten seconds at least, and that in theory, your headless corpse could be the last thing you saw. (DS9: "Nor the Battle to the Strong") Bat'leth attacks were known for their potential to kill with one clean stroke. A Tellarite serving under Captain Laporin died in such a manner. (ENT: "Marauders"; DS9: "Nor the Battle to the Strong", "Apocalypse Rising") The dictator of Sakura Prime was known for having beheaded both his rivals and his parents. (VOY: "Dreadnought") In 2374, Tom Paris found the decapitated head of a Beta-Hirogen aboard a Hirogen warship, still wearing his helmet. (VOY: "Prey")
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