Most of the accomplished swordsmen in One Piece are shown to be capable of this, no matter the difference between the sword and the projectile.only to learn at their expense that this doesn't prevent their teleportation effect from activating. During the Mages vs Mars arc of Negima! Magister Negi Magi, one of the mages manages to slice one of Chao's teleporting bullets in half.In an earlier episode, Miyu is able to cut Duran's shells in half. In My-HiME, Shizuru is able to deflect Natsuki's bullets with her naginata element at the start of their battle.A feat no other Mobile Suit pilot has replicated before or since. Kira Yamato does this extensively during the final battle of Mobile Suit Gundam SEED, only he's using his Freedom Gundam's Beam Sabers to deflect Beam Rifle shots.However, cutting it causes the shell halves to explode, rattling him. This is thanks to the fact that his suit is co-piloted by his super computer 8.
In Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Astray, Lowe is able to have the Astray Red Frame cut a bazooka shell from the Astray Gold Frame with the Red Frame's Gerbera Straight katana. Being intelligent enough to know what's needed for it, he only did it the rare times he happened to be wielding Goemon's sword while he was being shot at (his usual response would be to dodge the hell away from the gunfire and take cover before firing back). And while many attributes his abilities to his invincible sword, it's shown that he can do the trick with any sword, it's just that a normal sword gets damaged by the bullets. Goemon Ishikawa has this as one of his signature moves he can not only block automatic fire, he can cut the bullets in half as well. Shizu, in the Coliseum episodes of Kino's Journey, deflects bullets with his sword. Van of GUN×SWORD is able to, among other things, block fully-automatic machine-gun fire by spinning his sword like a propeller, which also cuts the bullets apart!. Implied to only be possible for him due to his Ultimate Eye allowing him to perfectly predict each bullet's path while his Charles Atlas Superpower gives him fast enough reflexes to make use of that information. Fullmetal Alchemist: King Bradley is briefly shown doing this with his saber. Seen when he fought Kadaj and his gang in the Forgotten City, and later while pursuing them on the highway. Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children: Cloud's enhanced SOLDIER skills enable him to move and react fast enough to parry automatic gunfire from multiple directions at once. Karman in Blood+ blocked a revolver bullet with his spear. In the same episode, an apparent mook also deflected bullets shot by freaking Revy and Eda at point-blank range with his chaingun. Her deflections are more like Improbably Lucky Fencing Powers compared to Ginji's. There's also Sawyer the Cleaner, who can deflect bullets with her chainsaw. Revy, naturally, sees this as a challenge. Ginji is fast enough to cut bullets in half with his sword, making him a more than equal match for any normal gunman. Berserk: Guts regularly deflects projectiles with his sword, either by swinging it so the wind blows them away, or just using his BFS as a shield. The anime plays it up by adding extra shots, removing the fluke-nature, and removing Rachel from the scene (in the novel it's from Nice and Rachel's perspective), instead showing what one would guess is actually Ladd's recollection of the event (with his own embellishment). (Ladd's perspective was obscured slightly by the smoke blowing back from the engine which a wind gust has pushed between them and he simply assumed she could deflect bullets and threw his gun away after the first first shot. In the novels, Chane's apparent Bullet Deflection was a fluke (pointed out in a monologue by Rachel who was observing the fight from behind Chane. In Baccano!, Chane Laforet deflects bullets with knives. Upon seeing this, the man who tried to shoot Afro quite rightly says "What the.that's impossible!" Bullets are cleaved memorably, the title character cleaves a bullet, and the shrapnel kills several of his opponents, leaving him unharmed. Afro Samurai: Evident in the first 5 minutes, and endemic throughout.
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