Hale
Pull
Pull verb - To cause to follow by applying steady force on.
Usage example: a team of horses pulling a heavy wagon
Both words in one sentence
- Later games allow you to pull these off any point of any round, meaning you could uppercut your opponent into a mass of spinning blades at the end of round one and they'll be back, hale and hearty, at the start of round two.
Source: Stage Fatality
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