Pull off
Pull off verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
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Synonyms for Pull off
Run
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- While it's possible to solo most bosses within Brave Clear level, it's extremely difficult to pull off unless you get lucky with drops early on or are on a New Game+ run.
Source: Solo-Character Run - Ironic Echo: Sinisterkun bragged he was going to pull off a No Death Run of Castlevania IV and ended up dying in Stage 3.
Source: Lets Play / SuperLPHeroes - Not realizing that the reason he couldn't pull off the Crystal Flash when trying to demonstrate it in the Super Metroid Speed Run was because he had reserve energy left.
Source: Lets Play / Gunarm Dyne
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