Pull off
Pull off verb - To carry through (as a process) to completion.
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Worst Aid Wrestler in All of Us: From the fourth game onward, characters tend to pull off wrestling moves as finishers, most prominently Leon's ability to suplex zombies to death.
Source: Franchise / Resident Evil - Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann subverted this in episode 8: it actually takes Kamina a few minutes to expire after screaming (though his teammates and the viewer immediately assume the worst), giving him the opportunity to get up and pull off one last Moment of Awesome.
Source: Death Cry Echo -
When the trick is revealed in chapter 30, the Kiyo brothers even rub in their faces that it was easy to pull off because both Mizore and Kurumu were so ready to believe the worst in the other's respective boyfriends; the girls are both devastated by the realization.
Source: Gullible Lemmings
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