In My Hero Academia, Deku declares to his opponent 君を超えて！I tried searching the
other threads here, but most of the questions that asked about the te form of
a verb at the end of a sentence seemed to use verbs like 待ってる or 開ける which
would make for being short for てください such as 待って in 待ってください. But with this
verb 超える, I am not sure it is the same grammar. Can someone please explain to
me the grammar pattern on this one?
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て-form slang
Ending a Sentence with the て form (does not seem like a request) rather it feels like an exclamation 君を超えて！