An anomaly on this list and in pro wrestling in general, the Kawada Driver or the ganso bomb as it is sometimes known, occured when its creator Toshiaki Kawada attempted a powerbomb during a match with Mitsuharu Misawa. Misawa then tried to counter into a standard hurracanrana without letting Kawada know first, causing Kawada to tighen his grip and merely stagger, leaving Misawa hanging. What happened next was almost sickening to watch: Kawada simply took a step or two forwards and dropped Misawa on his head. Although it happened completely by accident, it received a crazy reaction from the Japanese fans and Kawada owned it, turning it into his break-glass-in-case-of-emergency type move. This insane unprotected variation of the Tombstone has only been performed a handful of times since, on wrestlers just crazy enough to accept the consequences.