Firsthand
Firsthand adjective - Done or working without something else coming in between.
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She rarely has to use more than Hiraikotsu and maybe her short sword, but when Miroku has to subdue her while she's under the control of a demon salamander, he gains a new and firsthand appreciation for just how scary an opponent she can be.
Source: Manga / InuYasha -
Inferiority Superiority Complex: It's stated by Pony that Steve needs someone to look down on as she finds out firsthand due becoming the 'new Frank' since the actual Frank was banished.
Source: Western Animation / China, IL -
He is also openly horrified when he firsthand sees the scope of Drek's plans, and tries to turn a new leaf by the games end.
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