History Main / CigarFuseLighting

* ''{{Outlaws}}'': The player character can chuck dynamite around. Alt-fire lights the fuse, and the animation consists of the PC removing his stogie from his mouth and applying it to the fuse.

* ''CallOfCthulhu'' supplement ''Terror from the Stars'', section "Field Manual of the Theron Marks Society". Theron Marks himself is stated to always have a lit cigar in his mouth during adventures in order to light sticks of dynamite.

* ClintEastwood has done this on several occasions, such as in ''Two Mules for Sister Sara'' and ''TheGoodTheBadAndTheUgly''.

* Sheriff Lonestar from ''{{Awesomenauts}}''. Lonestar is a great fan of shooting things, but sometimes bullets just won’t cut it. So to make sure it stays down, Lonestar will chuck cigar-lit sticks of dynamite at his foes!

* In ''CowboysVersusAliens'', after one of the bandits drops all the matches off a cliff, he asks how he's going to light the dynamite. The answer is the lit cigarallo he's been smoking the whole scene.

* This is how Shikamaru sets off a huge array of explosive tags during his fight with Hidan in the ''{{Naruto}}'' manga.

* Ogre leadbelchers in ''{{Warhammer}}''.

* In ''FinalFantasyVII'', one of Cid's {{Limit Break}}s has him do this.

* ''{{VideoGame/Skullgirls}}'': 'Toon fighter Peacock does this with her level 3 NoHoldsBarredBeatdown super attack: She wraps her enemy in a burlap sack and calls on a group of her personal Mook army to help her smash the living daylights out of the opponent. She then walks away, puffing on a cigar as a CartoonBomb crony continues to beat the sack with a baseball bat. She then invokes this trope by casually tossing the cigar over her shoulder, detonating the bomb underling. Pretty much CrazyAwesome.

* ClintEastwood has done this on several occasions, such as in ''Two Mules for Sister Sara'' and ''TheGoodTheBadTheUgly''.

* ClintEastwood has done this on several occasions, such as in ''Two Mules for Sister Sara''.

So Sgt. [[AwesomeMcCoolName McKickass]] has a cigar in his mouth, and brings a stick of dynamite; lighting the fuse off his cigar. A puff of smoke from his mouth, a sly grin, and he's off walking forward, tossing the dynamite behind him. This may be a DiscreditedTrope, at least in modern settings. Usually includes McKickass preforming an UnflinchingWalk.

* Parodied in an old comic called ''{{Crock}}'': We see this guy lighting a bomb with his cigar and throwing something in the next panel. Then, there's an explosion and the follwing dialogue ensues:

* In ''FinalFantasyVII'', one of Cid's {{LimitBreak}}s has him do this.

So Sgt. [[AwesomeMcCoolName McKickass]] has a cigar in his mouth, and brings a stick of dynamite; lighting the fuse off his cigar. A puff of smoke from his mouth, a sly grin, and he's off walking forward, tossing the dynamite behind him. This may be a DiscreditedTrope, at least in modern settings. Somewhat related to the UnflinchingWalk.

* Referenced in ''{{Concerned}}'' when Gordan Frohman meets his fellow rebels ([[LampshadeHanging who all introduce themselves by their character archetypes]]). One of them claims to be a demolitions expert who'll do exactly this.

* ''{{Skullgirls}}'': 'Toon fighter Peacock does this with her level 3 NoHoldsBarredBeatdown super attack: She wraps her enemy in a burlap sack and calls on a group of her personal Mook army to help her smash the living daylights out of the opponent. She then walks away, puffing on a cigar as a CartoonBomb crony continues to beat the sack with a baseball bat. She then invokes this trope by casually tossing the cigar over her shoulder, detonating the bomb underling. Pretty much CrazyAwesome.

Not to be confused with ExplosiveCigar.

* Parodied in an old comic called ''{{Crock}}'': We see this guy lighting a bomb with his cigar and throwing something in the next panel. Then, there's an explosion and the follwing dialogue ensues:
-->"What have you done?!"
-->"... Hit the enemy with my cigar?"

* Parodied in an old comic called ''{{Croc}}'': We see this guy lighting a bomb with his cigar and throwing something in the next panel. Then, there's an explosion and the follwing dialogue ensues:

* ''The Looney Looney Looney BugsBunny Movie'' (1981). Sylvester the Cat hides Tweety under an empty can. When the mobster TRocky finds Tweety under the can, he lights a firecracker with his cigarette and places under the can for Sylvester to find.

So Sgt. [=McKickass=] has a cigar in his mouth, and brings a stick of dynamite; lighting the fuse off his cigar. A puff of smoke from his mouth, a sly grin, and he's off walking forward, tossing the dynamite behind him. This may be a DiscreditedTrope, at least in modern settings. Somewhat related to the UnflinchingWalk.

* {{Skullgirls}}: 'Toon fighter Peacock does this with her level 3 NoHoldsBarredBeatdown super attack: She wraps her enemy in a burlap sack and calls on a group of her personal Mook army to help her smash the living daylights out of the opponent. She then walks away, puffing on a cigar as a CartoonBomb crony continues to beat the sack with a baseball bat. She then invokes this trope by casually tossing the cigar over her shoulder, detonating the bomb underling. Pretty much CrazyAwesome.

* {{Skullgirls}}: 'Toon fighter Peacock does this with her level 3 NoHoldsBarredBeatdown super attack: She wraps her enemy in a burlap sack and calls on a group of her personal Mook army to help her smash the living daylights out of the opponent. then walks away, puffing on a cigar as a CartoonBomb crony continues to beat the sack with a baseball bat. She then invokes this trope by casually tossing the cigar over her shoulder, detonating the bomb underling. Pretty much CrazyAwesome.

So Sgt. [=McKickass=] has a cigar in his mouth, and brings a stick of dynamite; lighting the fuse of his cigar. A puff of smoke from his mouth, a sly grin, and he's off walking forward, tossing the dynamite behind him. This may be a DiscreditedTrope, at least in modern settings. Somewhat related to the UnflinchingWalk.

* Porthos does this during the assault on the Tower of London in the 2011 version of ''Film/TheThreeMusketeers2011''.