(There was a homage to this in the animated portion of Kill Bill.) In various animated media involving Golgo 13.Used in episode 6 of Girls und Panzer, as it follows a round fired by Miho's tank towards Saunder's flag tank, moments before her own tank gets knocked out by the Saunder's firefly Sherman tank.The arrow is aimed at the title character, Oda Nobuna, but she slices it in half before it hits her. Used in the beginning of the opening title for The Ambition of Oda Nobuna.Surveillance Drone if the device stays in the air or Object-Tracking Shot for following objects that aren't deadly. Cam for a similar device used to represent the monster's vision. If a 3-D video game has a manually controlled projectile weapon, then in general, this trope will be used in order to facilitate better control of the projectile. Usually subject to No 'Arc' in 'Archery' even in works where that trope is otherwise averted. Also, artillery rounds fired on a flat or nearly-flat trajectory (including snipers' bullets) can be tracked all the way to the target with a telescope near the point of firing. Real-world military snipers have reported going into a Zen-like trance when firing, during which their perception seems to 'ride' the bullet all the way to the target. Any time that the camera seems to be attached to a projectile (arrow, bullet, etc.) and/or chase after it as it flies through the air towards its target.

Tank buster gun camera