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| - Target faints when hit. Cannot hit target of higher level.
- Une fissure est, selon le Docteur, composée de deux "parties de l'Espace-Temps qui sont en contact alors qu'elles n'auraient pas dû se toucher". On mentionne les fissures pour la première fois dans DW: The Eleventh Hour.
- __NOWYSIWYG__ Fissure Battle Data Affected by Contest Data Contests (RSE) Super Contests (DPPt) Contest Spectaculars (ORAS) Fissure is a Ground-type move first introduced in Generation I. In the Pokédex, the first Pokémon recorded with this move is Diglett. Fissure is a one-hit KO move. Like other one-hit KO moves, the foe must be at an equal than or lower level than the player character's Pokémon in order to have a chance to hit (a small chance at that). If the foe is a higher level than the player character's Pokémon, it will fail.
- Fissure is a Druid Skill in Diablo II.
- Fissure is chapter 31 of the Future Diary manga.
- Fissure is the twenty-fourth episode of Power Rangers: Lost Ninjas.
- Fissure was the name of two people.
* One was an exile in a mrev mission
* The other was some reinfor4cement during the Unlimit saga in the Zionite mission.
- He is a Kureebran. He relies on brute strength. He's apart of Rayven's new squad. He is extremely strong, doesn't really like the original Saiyans like the rest. He plans to take over and be king of the Kureebrans.
- Fissure is the long-awaited first game in That One Series With a Long and Uninteresting Name That I Do Not Wish to Remember. It is a community project.
- [[Datei:FrissureProfile.png|200px|right|thumb|Eine Eruption eines Fissures aus Sonic Boom: Feuer & Eis]] Der Fissure (dt. Risse) ist ein Phänomen aus dem 2016-erschienenen Nintendo 3DS-Videospiel Sonic Boom: Feuer & Eis. Sie sind gefährliche, Geysir-ähnliche Elementarröhren, welche als Folge von Dr. Eggmans Bergbauoperationen auf Ragnarück sich auf mehreren Inseln gebildet haben.
- The Fissure is the Goblin structure at which the Goblins' most elite troops are bred, such as Mountain Giants and the Cave troll from Moria.
- I glanced at my friend, Jeremy. "Come on Jeremy, y'know that ol' Lorna wants it!" I chuckled to myself. Jeremy stared at me obnoxiously, before slamming his hand on the dashboard, "Leave it out Al, we're over, will you stop fuckin' picking at that thread?" I knew what enraged Jeremy and I enjoyed playing on it, the mere mention of his ex-girlfriend Lorna drove him into a frenzy. "Hey Al, you should've took the turning back there!" Jeremy glanced over his shoulder, watching the last turning we would see for hours fade away into the distance. "Don't worry Jerry, there'll be another turnin' up here somewhere." I was wrong.
- The Fissure is one of two natural boundaries that separate Mountains of Rain and Night from the outside world, the other being the mountains around Three Step Pass. The Fissure is large split in the earth that runs out into the sea, separating the Mountains of Rain and Night from Celtica.
- Fissures are objects from The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. These magical portals, appearing as colorful crevices in certain surfaces, can be found throughout Hyrule and Lorule; when Link merges with a wall and ventures inside one, it will transport him to the corresponding location in the opposite world. The locations of each fissure will be recorded on Link's map after he first uses one.
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