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The Art of Peril in Mainstream Media 6

Beka and Trance Knocked Out, Andromeda

For the index, see .

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The Art of Peril in Mainstream Media is an ongoing series that examines the depiction in mainstream media of peril with an emphasis on knock outs. Where possible, HD is preferred if the source exists. Since my own work, such as it is, is heavily peril-influenced, I thought that it would be worth sharing inspirational scenes. Also, let me note that I favor classy peril or situations where no extreme harm, physical or sexual, is inflicted. This would be the case for me personally even if the TOS on dA were different, and I'm glad that they are not. I also prefer female combat over intergender combat simply because female combat is more of a fantasy scenario, whereas male violence against women is not.

General Disclaimer: All images are used in accordance with Fair Use of Sec. 107 of U. S. Copyright Law. I am deriving no economic gain. Screen captures from video recordings would represent far less than 1% of the entirety.

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The Art of Peril in Mainstream Media 6

Beka and Trance Knocked Out, Andromeda

For the index, see .

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The Art of Peril in Mainstream Media is an ongoing series that examines the depiction in mainstream media of peril with an emphasis on knock outs. Where possible, HD is preferred if the source exists. Since my own work, such as it is, is heavily peril-influenced, I thought that it would be worth sharing inspirational scenes. Also, let me note that I favor classy peril or situations where no extreme harm, physical or sexual, is inflicted. This would be the case for me personally even if the TOS on dA were different, and I'm glad that they are not. I also prefer female combat over intergender combat simply because female combat is more of a fantasy scenario, whereas male violence against women is not.

General Disclaimer: All images are used in accordance with Fair Use of Sec. 107 of U. S. Copyright Law. I am deriving no economic gain. Screen captures from video recordings would represent far less than 1% of the entirety.