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Huey and Cobra gunships do their work exquisitely, and the reaction from the Gate-worlders show equal fascination/terror upon viewing such advanced military technological might firsthand, with the Princess and her royal aide reacting to it especially. Gate: This trope is shown oh-so very beautifully during the Defense of Italica from the soldiers-turned-bandits when they decide to raid Italica to try to replace the utter shame they got when they miserably failed to retake Alnus Hill from the vastly superior JSDF forces.While defeating the Primevals was intentional, saving GaoGaiGar in the process.not so much. Inadvertently invoked by Soldato J and the J-Ark on their debut a few episodes later.Topped off by Penchinon's attempt to absorb it proving to be a very bad idea as its fusion reactor explodes. Volfogg's getting trashed rather badly by Penchinon, then gets saved by the Multi-Dimensional Intelligence Submarine going on a kamikaze strike to Volfogg's 3rd theme. Even earlier in the series, during the final battle with the Machine Kings.Palparepa: 'Pathetic God of Destruction.what can you do alone against us?' Off-screen Taiga: 'He is not alone!' Turn camera to the Division Fleet and cue Taiga's greatest speech ever. The King of Braves GaoGaiGar Final, Episode 7.Hilariously lampshaded by the shocked and singed enemy commander a while later. Cue the Tuatha de Danaan breaking through the surface and launching several cluster missiles at the enemy forces, wiping them all out in a single salvo while retrieving the Arbalest and quickly diving back underwater.

and just as he reaches 'one', the Arbalest launches off the bridge above the water. The enemy commander starts counting down over loudspeaker. With nowhere to go, Al recommends self-destruct to avoid capture which Sousuke promptly rejects.

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Full Metal Panic! The Second Raid's first episode has Sousuke being surrounded on a bridge.

that's one hell of an angel who came to help us. And while most examples are of aircraft, specifically helicopter gunships or the Technology Level equivalent, ground vehicles and ocean vessels with a BFG mounted can sometimes be used for a Gunship Rescue. Not classified as Deus ex Machina, since most times it is set up in advance and rarely anticlimactic. When played straight, this is a variant of The Cavalry. followed a chorus of gun booms, rocket fwooshes and laser pews. Also likely to include the soul-shaking noise of big aircraft engines. It also invokes some resemblance to Death from Above, and can often include an awesome looking visual of the rescuers doing a flyby, often putting themselves between the rescuees and the bad guys. The real joy is the look on the enemy's face when the gunship appears and they have to stare down the machine guns, missile pods, lasers, or whatever other kind of heavy firepower is mounted on the craft. That way, when the gunship lowers into place it produces squeals of joy from the audience.

It is often set up to be a complete surprise to the ones being rescued.

The Air Cavalry is here!! An allied aircraft swoops overhead and loops around for another pass! The enemy (one that uses Hollywood Tactics, anyway) just got raked from above! It almost looks like they are heading for a Bolivian Army Ending, when suddenly. There's only enough time for a Final Speech. Everything looks hopeless and there is no possible way they can survive this. The heroes are facing overwhelming odds, probably their Last Stand.