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* The opening scene of ''Film/LethalWeapon4'' has Riggs do this to a flamethrower-toting bad guy.
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* The opening scene of ''Film/LethalWeapon4'' has Riggs do this to a flamethrower-toting bad guy.guy, shooting a vent on the guy's equipment which sends him to an explosive death.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Diablo}} 2'' bosses with the Fire Enchanted modifier will explode violently upon death.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Diablo}} 2'' ''VideoGame/DiabloII'' bosses with the Fire Enchanted modifier will explode violently upon death.
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Aversions are simply a trope not being used. They are not examples and should not be listed as such.
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* ''Literature/CiaphasCain'':
** In ''For The Emperor'', a sniper accompanying the main character shoots the pack of a (already dead) genestealer cultist's flamethrower to create a barrier to cover their escape (although this is justified, since the sniper was armed with a [[SlowLaser LongLas]], which would easily have been able to boil the fuel and make the tank explode).
** {{Averted|Trope}} in ''Caves of Ice'' when a flamethrower-equipped Guardsman is killed by a [[{{BFG}} bolter]] to the chest.
** In ''For The Emperor'', a sniper accompanying the main character shoots the pack of a (already dead) genestealer cultist's flamethrower to create a barrier to cover their escape (although this is justified, since the sniper was armed with a [[SlowLaser LongLas]], which would easily have been able to boil the fuel and make the tank explode).
** {{Averted|Trope}} in ''Caves of Ice'' when a flamethrower-equipped Guardsman is killed by a [[{{BFG}} bolter]] to the chest.
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* ''Literature/CiaphasCain'':
**''Literature/CiaphasCain'': In ''For The the Emperor'', a sniper accompanying the main character shoots the pack of a (already dead) genestealer cultist's flamethrower to create a barrier to cover their escape (although this is justified, since the sniper was armed with a [[SlowLaser LongLas]], which would easily have been able to boil the fuel and make the tank explode).
** {{Averted|Trope}} in ''Caves of Ice'' when a flamethrower-equipped Guardsman is killed by a [[{{BFG}} bolter]] to the chest.explode).
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** {{Averted|Trope}} in ''Caves of Ice'' when a flamethrower-equipped Guardsman is killed by a [[{{BFG}} bolter]] to the chest.
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* ''Literature/TheWarAgainstTheChtorr:'' Duke tries to use a flamethrower while in a "cotton candy storm"; the bits of organic detritus that make up the storm turn out to be highly flammable, and Duke ends up horribly burned.
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* One of the bosses in ''VideoGame/ChaseTheExpress'' is a flamethrower-wielding terrorist lieutenant, and after you defeat him, the following cutscene have his pack exploding incinerating him alive (regardless where your last shot lands).
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* ''Literature/DreamPark'': In the South Seas Treasure Game, Alex Griffin is using a flamethrower against some enemy mooks when another mook's rifle bullet hits the fuel tanks on his back. He gets it off just before it explodes into flames (fake, of course - it ''is'' a [[{{LARP}} Live Action Role Playing Game]], after all), but is nearly "killed" by the residual flames. Fortunately, one of the group's Clerics is able to heal him.
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* Terran Firebats in ''VideoGame/StarCraft'' explode with a drawn-out BigNo when killed. Canonically, the flamethrower leaks into the suit.
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* Terran Firebats in ''VideoGame/StarCraft'' explode with a drawn-out BigNo when killed. Canonically, the flamethrower leaks into the suit.
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* ''VideoGame/PrimalCarnage'': While his flamethrower isn't a danger to the Pyromaniac himself, if he's killed by being dropped to his death by the ''Pteranodon'', he will ''explode'' on impact, which has the potential to kill any of his teammates below (and grants the ''Pteranodon'' player an achievement).
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* ''VideoGame/VermintideII'': Warpfire Throwers have a prominent back-mounted warpstone PowerCrystal that explodes when struck, killing the unit instantly and leaving a [[DangerousTerrain flaming surface]] behind. For obvious reasons, it's best done with a ranged weapon.
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** ''VideoGame/CommandAndConquerRenegade'' is the unusual FPS-spinoff of the RTS game, and features both Nod flame-troopers and Nod chem-troopers. Shooting them in the body will put them down just like any other infantryman. Get a critical hit on either their helmets or their fuel tanks or tiberium gas pods, and watch the hot flaming bits go flying away from the explosion next to the poor bastard's head. If other infantry were close enough (barely past touch distance, the models almost had to clip into each other) you could sometimes splash enemy troopers with the cloud of flames/poison.
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* In ''Film/{{Red}}'', an agent shoots a RPG at John Malkovich, and he shoots the RPG, which explodes mid-air and kills the agent.
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* In ''Film/{{Red}}'', ''Film/Red2010'', an agent shoots a RPG at John Malkovich, and he shoots the RPG, which explodes mid-air and kills the agent.
