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** [[https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8urky0?start=13 In a Season 2 20-second TV spot,]] part of the bookshelf in the library of the Dubai penthouse is destroyed, and numerous shards of glass land on Daniel Molloy.
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* ''VideoGame/NitorIncTouhouMicrogames'': The microgame "First Date", a pseudo-DatingSim where the player has to choose the correct dialogue option to reassure/please one of several girls from ''Franchise/TouhouProject''. Choosing any of the wrong dialogue options is punctuated by the sound of glass breaking, leading to the girl in question being upset/offended. PlayedForLaughs, due to the reactions of said girls being rather comical in nature, along with the nature of the microgame making failure only happen [[DifficultyByAcceleration later into a run]] or [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential deliberately by the player.]]
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** "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E6LikeAngelsPutInHellByGod Like Angels Put in Hell by God]]": Louis de Pointe du Lac confronts his boyfriend Lestat de Lioncourt about the song the latter wrote as a Valentine's Day present because he's so offended that Lestat's mistress Antoinette Brown sings it. Louis drops the record in front of them to demonstrate his hatred of it and the disc shatters. (Please note that this is not an example of VinylShatters because the scene takes place over a decade before large-diameter vinyl records were mass-produced, so the phonograph record is made of shellac.)
** [[https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8urky0?start=13?playlist=x84or8 In a Season 2 20-second TV spot,]] part of the bookshelf in the library of the Dubai penthouse is destroyed, and numerous shards of broken glass land on Daniel.
** [[https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8urky0?start=13?playlist=x84or8 In a Season 2 20-second TV spot,]] part of the bookshelf in the library of the Dubai penthouse is destroyed, and numerous shards of broken glass land on Daniel.
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** "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E6LikeAngelsPutInHellByGod Like Angels Put in Hell by God]]": Louis de Pointe du Lac confronts [[CommonLawMarriage his boyfriend boyfriend]] Lestat de Lioncourt about the song the latter wrote as a Valentine's Day present because he's so offended that Lestat's mistress Antoinette Brown sings it. Louis drops the record in front of them to demonstrate his hatred of it and the disc shatters. (Please note that this is not an example of VinylShatters because the scene takes place over a decade before large-diameter vinyl records were mass-produced, so the phonograph record is made of shellac.)
** [[https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8urky0?start=13?playlist=x84or8 com/video/x8urky0?start=13 In a Season 2 20-second TV spot,]] part of the bookshelf in the library of the Dubai penthouse is destroyed, and numerous shards of broken glass land on Daniel.
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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': In "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E6LikeAngelsPutInHellByGod Like Angels Put in Hell by God]]", Louis de Pointe du Lac confronts his boyfriend Lestat de Lioncourt about the song the latter wrote as a Valentine's Day present because he's so offended that Lestat's mistress Antoinette Brown sings it. Louis drops the record in front of them to demonstrate his hatred of it and the disc shatters. (Please note that this is not an example of VinylShatters because the scene takes place over a decade before large-diameter vinyl records were mass-produced, so the phonograph record is made of shellac.)
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** "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E6LikeAngelsPutInHellByGod Like Angels Put in Hell byGod]]", God]]": Louis de Pointe du Lac confronts his boyfriend Lestat de Lioncourt about the song the latter wrote as a Valentine's Day present because he's so offended that Lestat's mistress Antoinette Brown sings it. Louis drops the record in front of them to demonstrate his hatred of it and the disc shatters. (Please note that this is not an example of VinylShatters because the scene takes place over a decade before large-diameter vinyl records were mass-produced, so the phonograph record is made of shellac.))
** [[https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8urky0?start=13?playlist=x84or8 In a Season 2 20-second TV spot,]] part of the bookshelf in the library of the Dubai penthouse is destroyed, and numerous shards of broken glass land on Daniel.
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** [[https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8urky0?start=13?playlist=x84or8 In a Season 2 20-second TV spot,]] part of the bookshelf in the library of the Dubai penthouse is destroyed, and numerous shards of broken glass land on Daniel.
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** Barok van Zieks from ''VisualNovel/TheGreatAceAttorney'' has a seemingly endless amount of wine chalices that he either crush with his hand or toss into the torch behind him for emphasis every time he makes an argument in court or just simply to intimidate the defense. Most likely a reference to ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'''s Dracula to go along with van Zieks' vampire motif.
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** Barok van Zieks from ''VisualNovel/TheGreatAceAttorney'' has a seemingly endless amount of wine chalices that he either crush with his hand or toss into the torch behind him for emphasis every time he makes an argument in court or just simply to intimidate the defense. Most likely a reference to ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'''s Dracula to go along with van Zieks' vampire motif. Later on this receives LampshadeHanging; when you get to visit his office, you find that, sure enough, he has a massive rack of identical wine chalices, explaining how how he can keep smashing them.
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** The connector for the [[DropTheHammer Goldion]] [[{{BFS}} Crusher]] was designed for [=GaoFighGar=]. It was actually used by [=Genesic GaoGaiGar=], whose arm is significantly bigger than [=GaoFighGar=]'s. As Geki Hyuuma advised, Guy "adjusted with [his] '''guts'''!"
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* ''Film/{{Mirrors}}'': As might be expected in a movie about (evil) mirrors. Both the normal version (when Anna [[spoiler:lets herself get re-possessed in the mirror chamber]]) and a version with a Moment of Silence (when [[spoiler:all the spirits are freed]]) occur.
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* ''Film/{{Mirrors}}'': ''Film/{{Mirrors|2008}}'': As might be expected in a movie about (evil) mirrors. Both the normal version (when Anna [[spoiler:lets herself get re-possessed in the mirror chamber]]) and a version with a Moment of Silence (when [[spoiler:all the spirits are freed]]) occur.
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* ''Film/TheGlassCell'': Philip has been getting more and more suspicious that his wife, Lisa, is having an affair with his lawyer David. But when David puts his arm around Lisa's shoulder at her birthday party, Philip has a sort of spasm, knocking over a wine glass which dramatically shatters.
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* In ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'' Cleopatra breaks the vases closest to her when she gets into an argument with Caesar.
* ''ComicBook/StarWarsDarthVader'' has a subdued but no less dramatic example, when Vader in his room on a Star Destroyer receives a report from Boba Fett, [[InternalReveal revealing]] that the Rebel pilot who destroyed the Death Star is named [[LukeYouAreMyFather Skywalker]]. Vader goes silent, Fett lets himself out, and as Vader flashes back to his life with Padmé while his fist shakes with Force energy, the windows before him [[MindOverMatter become more and more cracked]] until they're just on the verge of shattering.
* In ''Comicbook/{{Watchmen}}'', Laurie throws a bottle of perfume against Jon's Martian palace, which of course shatters as well.
* In ''Comicbook/{{Watchmen}}'', Laurie throws a bottle of perfume against Jon's Martian palace, which of course shatters as well.
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* In ''Comicbook/{{Watchmen}}'', Laurie throws a bottle of perfume against Jon's Martian palace, which of course shatters as well.
* ''ComicBook/StarWarsDarthVader'' has a subdued but no less dramatic example, when Vader in his room on a Star Destroyer receives a report from Boba Fett, [[InternalReveal revealing]] that the Rebel pilot who destroyed the Death Star is named [[LukeYouAreMyFather Skywalker]]. Vader goes silent, Fett lets himself out, and as Vader flashes back to his life with Padmé while his fist shakes with Force energy, the windows before him [[MindOverMatter become more and more cracked]] until they're just on the verge of shattering.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'' Cleopatra breaks the vases closest to her when she gets into an argument with Caesar.
* ''ComicBook/StarWarsDarthVader'' has a subdued but no less dramatic example, when Vader in his room on a Star Destroyer receives a report from Boba Fett, [[InternalReveal revealing]] that the Rebel pilot who destroyed the Death Star is named [[LukeYouAreMyFather Skywalker]]. Vader goes silent, Fett lets himself out, and as Vader flashes back to his life with Padmé while his fist shakes with Force energy, the windows before him [[MindOverMatter become more and more cracked]] until they're just on the verge of shattering.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'' Cleopatra breaks the vases closest to her when she gets into an argument with Caesar.
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* Done with a wine glass in ''Fanfic/ATasteOfTheGoodLife'' when Ebby decides not to throw herself OffTheWagon and to continue trying to regain her daughter's trust.
* Done with a wine glass in ''Fanfic/ATasteOfTheGoodLife'' when Ebby decides not to throw herself OffTheWagon and to continue trying to regain her daughter's trust.
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* Music/XJapan's videos for, among others, "Week End" and "Jade" feature this trope.
* Music/XJapan's videos for, among others, "Week End" and "Jade" feature this trope.
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* ''VideoGame/HakaiouKingOfCrusher'' have this happening in the opening scene. After the alien bug bit you, you then drop your cup of milk. Including a close-up of the cup landing on the floor and shattering in slow-mo. He also does it in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
* In the first ''VideoGame/DeadSpace'', you'll run into a corridor with glass panes on the walls. Every single one shatters in some shockwave, announcing the arrival of something worse... [[spoiler: Nope, just kidding; it's a jump scare.]]
* In ''{{VideoGame/Deltarune}}'' [[spoiler: Queen]] has a glass handy for ''exactly this purpose'' just to make a dramatic point. And then, still a little [[ItMakesSenseInContext sauced on battery acid]], immediately smashes down another one that ''explodes''; apparently she also had an Extra-Dangerous Glass for whatever reason.
* In ''{{VideoGame/Deltarune}}'' [[spoiler: Queen]] has a glass handy for ''exactly this purpose'' just to make a dramatic point. And then, still a little [[ItMakesSenseInContext sauced on battery acid]], immediately smashes down another one that ''explodes''; apparently she also had an Extra-Dangerous Glass for whatever reason.
* ''VideoGame/HakaiouKingOfCrusher'' have this happening in the opening scene. After the alien bug bit you, you then drop your cup of milk. Including a close-up of the cup landing on the floor and shattering in slow-mo. He also does it in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate''.
* Near the end of ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'', Shepherd can [[spoiler:shatter Kai Leng's sword]] with an interrupt.
* Near the end of ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'', Shepherd can [[spoiler:shatter Kai Leng's sword]] with an interrupt.
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* In the first ''VideoGame/DeadSpace'', you'll run into a corridor with glass panes on the walls. Every single one shatters in some shockwave, announcing the arrival of something worse... [[spoiler: Nope, just kidding; it's a jump scare.]]
* In the first ''VideoGame/DeadSpace'', you'll run into a corridor with glass panes on the walls. Every single one shatters in some shockwave, announcing the arrival of something worse... [[spoiler: Nope, just kidding; it's a jump scare.]]
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* In ''{{VideoGame/Deltarune}}'' [[spoiler: Queen]] has a glass handy for ''exactly this purpose'' just to make a dramatic point. And then, still a little [[ItMakesSenseInContext sauced on battery acid]], immediately smashes down another one that ''explodes''; apparently she also had an Extra-Dangerous Glass for whatever reason.
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* In the film version of ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'', Rosalie shatters a glass bowl of salad in rage when she learns that Bella has already eaten and her family's efforts to cook for her were in vain.
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* In the film version of ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'', ''[[Literature/Twilight2005 Twilight]]'', Rosalie shatters a glass bowl of salad in rage when she learns that Bella has already eaten and her family's efforts to cook for her were in vain.
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* Alice, in ''[[Literature/{{Twilight}} Breaking Dawn]]''.
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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': In the sixth episode, Louis confronts Lestat about the song the latter wrote as a Valentine's Day present because he's so offended that Lestat's mistress Antoinette sings it. Louis drops the record in front of them to demonstrate his hatred of it and the disc shatters. (Please note that this is not an example of VinylShatters because the scene takes place over a decade before large-diameter vinyl records were mass-produced, so the phonograph record is made of shellac.)
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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': In the sixth episode, "[[Recap/InterviewWithTheVampire2022S1E6LikeAngelsPutInHellByGod Like Angels Put in Hell by God]]", Louis de Pointe du Lac confronts his boyfriend Lestat de Lioncourt about the song the latter wrote as a Valentine's Day present because he's so offended that Lestat's mistress Antoinette Brown sings it. Louis drops the record in front of them to demonstrate his hatred of it and the disc shatters. (Please note that this is not an example of VinylShatters because the scene takes place over a decade before large-diameter vinyl records were mass-produced, so the phonograph record is made of shellac.)
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* ''Anime/GirlsUndPanzer'': When the [[spoiler: Maus]] fires its [[{{BFG}} 128mm cannon]] for the first time, all the windows on both sides of the street are shatter by the force.
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* ''Anime/GirlsUndPanzer'': When the [[spoiler: Maus]] fires its [[{{BFG}} 128mm cannon]] for the first time, all the windows on both sides of the street are shatter shattered by the force.
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* Parodied in ''Manga/WelcomeToDemonSchoolIrumaKun''. Anytime Ameri's [[OverprotectiveDad father]] Henri hears anything that can be ''remotely'' interpreted as Ameri being in a relationship with Iruma, the lenses on his glasses burst into pieces before [[UnexplainedRecovery going back to normal]]. The first time this happened, it did so ''four times in a row'', the absurdity of which Iruma {{lampshade|Hanging}}s.
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* Parodied in ''Manga/WelcomeToDemonSchoolIrumaKun''. Anytime Ameri's [[OverprotectiveDad [[BoyfriendBlockingDad father]] Henri hears anything that can be ''remotely'' interpreted as Ameri being in a relationship with Iruma, the lenses on his glasses burst into pieces before [[UnexplainedRecovery going back to normal]]. The first time this happened, it did so ''four times in a row'', the absurdity of which Iruma {{lampshade|Hanging}}s.
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* ''VideoGame/HakaiouKingOfCrusher'' have this happening in the opening scene. After the alien bug bit you, you then drop your cup of milk. Including a close-up of the cup landing on the floor and shattering in slow-mo.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', the 4*Town sign that Ming drops shatters this way to punctuate her rampage.
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* ''Literature/{{Animorphs}}:'' Taylor, AKA [[PuppeteerParasite Sub-Visser 51]], smashes her coffee mug after the real Taylor surfaces to warn Tobias against trusting the Yeerk infesting her.
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** ''VideoGame/Persona4'' used basically the same motif and sound effect, except that instead of their minds breaking via gunshot, the Tarot cards symbolizing the character's Persona would fly apart when struck by his or her [[WeaponSpecialization weapon of choice]]. The Protagonist's "mind shattering like glass while changing Personas" part was removed, however, and only the sound effect remained. This is because, unlike the first game, the characters of 4 have earned the ability to summon their Personas at will, instead of needing to trigger them in moments of like or death.
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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': In the sixth episode, Louis confronts Lestat about the song the latter wrote as a Valentine's Day present because he's so offended that Lestat's mistress Antoinette sings it. Louis drops the record in front of them to demonstrate his hatred of it and the disc shatters. (Please note that this is not an example of VinylShatters because the scene takes place over a decade before large-diameter vinyl records were mass-produced, so the phonograph record is made of shellac.)
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** ''VideoGame/Persona4'' used basically the same motif and sound effect, except that instead of their minds breaking via gunshot, the Tarot cards symbolizing the character's Persona would fly apart when struck by his or her WeaponOfChoice.[[WeaponSpecialization weapon of choice]]. The Protagonist's "mind shattering like glass while changing Personas" part was removed, however, and only the sound effect remained. This is because, unlike the first game, the characters of 4 have earned the ability to summon their Personas at will, instead of needing to trigger them in moments of like or death.
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* ''VideoGame/HakaiouKingOfCrusher'' have this happening in the opening scene. After the alien bug bit you, you then drop your cup of milk. Including a close-up of the cup landing on the floor and shattering in slow-mo.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'': In Volume 6, Salem learns that her ArchEnemy has returned to help the heroes working against her. After spending two volumes as the picture of [[SoftSpokenSadist tranquil menace]], her response to the news is a scream of rage and frustration that telekinetically shatters every single window in the room. Her subordinates have to leave swiftly as the glass cracks to avoid being shredded to death in the explosion.
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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'': In Volume 6, Salem learns that her ArchEnemy has returned to help the heroes working against her. After spending two volumes as the picture of [[SoftSpokenSadist tranquil menace]], her response to the news is a scream of rage and frustration that telekinetically shatters every single window in the room. Her subordinates have to leave swiftly as the glass cracks to avoid being shredded to death in the explosion.
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* Parodied in ''Manga/WelcomeToDemonSchoolIrumaKun''. Anytime Ameri's [[OverprotectiveDad father]] Henri hears anything that can be ''remotely'' interpreted as Ameri being in a relationship with Iruma, the lenses on his glasses burst into pieces before [[UnexplainedRecovery going back to normal]]. The first time this happened, it did so ''four times in a row'', the absurdity of which Iruma {{lampshade|Hanging}}s.
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* Near the end of the ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' episode "Keystone Motel", Steven grabs his plate at the diner when Ruby smashes the table. He then lets go and lets it shatter on the ground. This is so [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness radically out of character for him]] that Greg, Ruby, and Sapphire all take it as a sign something has gone seriously wrong.
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* Parodied in ''Manga/CrayonShinChan'', with Shin Chan picking up a book, asking for his mother Misae to ''repeat'' the bad news, and then dropping the book he is holding. This happens quite frequently in the manga and the anime.
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* In ''{{VideoGame/Deltarune}}'' [[spoiler: Queen]] has a glass handy for ''exactly this purpose'' just to make a dramatic point. And then, still a little [[ItMakesSenseInContext sauced on battery acid]], immediately smashes down another one that ''explodes''; apparently she had an Extra-Dangerous Glass for whatever reason.
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* In ''{{VideoGame/Deltarune}}'' [[spoiler: Queen]] has a glass handy for ''exactly this purpose'' just to make a dramatic point. And then, still a little [[ItMakesSenseInContext sauced on battery acid]], immediately smashes down another one that ''explodes''; apparently she also had an Extra-Dangerous Glass for whatever reason.