History Main / GiantsDropletHumansShower

* How ''Anime/DoraemonNobitaAndTheSpiralCity'' ends, when Doraemon use his Enlarging Light on a sentient, animated Manneken Piss statue (yes, one who's ''always'' peeing) and sic the statue on Onigoro and the villains. Cue Onigoro and his mooks getting literally washed away by a ''tidal wave'' from a urinating giant statue.

* ''Literature/TheLionTheWitchAndTheWardrobe'': upon being un-petrified by Aslan, the [[TokenHeroicOrc good giant Rumblebuffin]] comments that the sudden spring heat is making him sweaty. Lucy offers her handkerchief, before realizing a human-sized handkerchief isn't going to do a giant much good, and it is thoroughly soaked in seconds. Rumblebuffin still appreciates the gesture.

* ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland'': When Alice grows nine feet tall, she bursts into tears. The tears quickly form a pool that is four inches deep and spans halfway down the hallway. The pool doesn't become a river until she shrinks again.

* ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': In "The Boy in the Iceberg", Appa (an enormous flying bison) sneezes on [[ButtMonkey Sokka]] and the latter ends up being covered from head to toe in mucus. He understandably starts ScreamingAtSquick.

** In "Dragonshy", Fluttershy gives a very tall dragon a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech and he starts wailing, which is comparable to a heavy rain. Pinkie Pie even wears an umbrella hat to keep herself dry.
** Narrowly subverted in "It's About Time"; Cerebus (a very large three-headed dog) lifts his leg near the ice cream store, [[UrineTrouble clearly planning to mark his territory]], but Twilight stops him.

* ''VideoGame/TheLegendaryStarfy'': In the third game, Evil (the rather large demon) weaponizes this in his [[TrueFinalBoss boss battle]] by unleashing a huge wave of WaterfallPuke that is like a WaveMotionGun and Starfy (a small [[CartoonCreature star-shaped creature]]) is forced to deflect it.

** In "Anthology of Interest", Bender (in a what-if where he's 500 feet tall) is hanging out with Fry when Fry decides to spit off the side of a bridge. Bender, copying him, lets out his best attempt at a drool... which is a glob of oil the size of a truck, and crushes a number of cars when it hits the street below.
** In "Three Hundred Big Boys", Mushu the whale [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomits violently]], filling up a good chunk of his tank in the process.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': Happens in [[Recap/FuturamaS3E20Godfellas "Godfellas"]], where Bender poses as a giant god to a group of tiny settlers on his torso. At one point Bender gets moved to tears, unwittingly causing a great flood for the inhabitants (as pictured above).

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Popeye}}'': "Swee' Pea Through the Looking Glass" concerns Swee' Pea walking through a mirror to find himself in a strange Wonderland-esque world. Much like the classic ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland'' book, Swee' Pea drinks a potion that enlarges him. Since he is now too big to leave the small shack he's in, he bawls torrents of tears that subsequently flood the room. After he drinks the shrinking potion, the stream of tears flowing out of a small window carry him outside.

* In the ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros'' fanfic ''[[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/12527505/2/A-Giant-Problem A Giant Problem]]'', Luigi becomes enormous due to an experiment from Professor E. Gadd. Luigi is so stressed out that he begins wailing, and it's noted that his tears splash onto the ground.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'': When Donkey trudges over to a lake, he looks up and sees a weeping Dragon (who is immense). It's implied that [[CryingARiver the lake is actually her tears]].

** Quite surprisingly, Kaidou of the Beast Pirates demonstrates this trope! In Episode 779, he is drunk when he learns of Doflamingo's defeat at the hands of Luffy and Trafalgar Law. Fortunately for his cronies, he becomes emotional rather than outraged. Unfortunately, however, his [[InelegantBlubbering weeping]] produces giant tears that soak them as well as the posters of Luffy and Law.

** Quite surprisingly, Kaidou of the Beast Pirates demonstrates this trope! In Episode 779, he is drunk when he learns of Doflamingo's defeat at the hands of Luffy and Trafalgar Law. Fortunately for his cronies, he becomes emotional rather than outraged. Unfortunately, however, his [[InelegantBlubbering weeping]] produces giant tears that soak them and the posters of Luffy and Law.

* ''Manga/OnePiece'': During the raid on Enies Lobby, Usopp hangs back at the entrance and hides beneath the defeated giant gatekeeper, Oimo, while planning how to proceed after everyone ran ahead without him. Usopp notices that he's standing in ankle-deep water, which he mistakes for a sudden flood, but it's actually from Oimo crying over failing his 100-year mission to protect the island.

Part of the TearTropes index, ThisIndexIsNotToScale, BathroomTropes, and BloodyTropes. Sister trope of AttackOFTheFiftyFootWhatever. CryingARiver and OcularGushers may be involved, as will OverdrawnAtTheBloodBank when it comes to a giant bleeding. PottyFailure and PottyEmergency can be involved. This trope may also result from UrineTrouble, especially if it's from a CanisMajor. Compare to GiantsKnifeHumansGreatsword, which involves weapons. Usually PlayedForDrama, but can be PlayedForLaughs as well. If a giant saves a human by using a gross liquid like pee or vomit, it's overlapping with RevoltingRescue.

* ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverseFuture'': The episode "I Am My Monster" has the Gems and Steven's human family try to help Steven when he's corrupted as a [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever massive pink kaiju]]. When they hold him in a hug, Steven is so moved that his [[SwissArmyTears pink tears]] fall into the ocean and mix with the essences of the Diamonds standing with him to heal him.

* ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder'': In the episode "The Ball," the inhabitants of Ballzeria 9, a planet that looks like a tennis ball, are under attack from a giant dog who is oblivious to the fact that his favorite toy is an entire planet. When he slobbers, it means a whole flood for the planet's inhabitants.

Part of the TearTropes index, ThisIndexIsNotToScale, BathroomTropes, and BloodyTropes. Sister trope of AttackOFTheFiftyFootWhatever. CryingARiver and OcularGushers may be involved, as will OverdrawnAtTheBloodBank when it comes to a giant bleeding. PottyFailure and PottyEmergency can be involved. This trope may also result from UrineTrouble, especially if it's from a CanisMajor. Compare to GiantsKnifeHumansGreatsword, which involves weapons. Usually PlayedForDrama, but can be PlayedForLaughs as well.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In "Three Hundred Big Boys", Mushu the whale [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomits violently]], filling up a good chunk of his tank in the process.

* ''VideoGame/{{Shantae}} and the Pirate's Curse'': In the aptly named Saliva Island stage, [[PlayerCharacter Shantae]] comes across a sleeping dragon-like being called Giga Lummox. Next to it, you can read a sign that states that the Giga Lummox might wake up if it picks up the smell of ham. When you drop down two screens below, you'll find two girls, lamenting that the pool they wanted to take a bath in is completely dry. You need to hit the ham that the girls set up on a grill and catch its scent into Shantae's Magic Lamp. When you release it near the Giga Lummox, it will start to drool so much that it'll look like one of the regular waterfalls you can see everywhere around the stage. When you come back to the girls, you'll see them happily playing in the pool, now filled by Giga Lummox's saliva. They don't seem to notice that what they're bathing in isn't actually water- They do note that the substance is "warm and viscous" and that it smells like bath salts.

* ''WesternAnimation/AliceInWonderland'': When Alice becomes enormous, she fears that she'll never be able to get out of the room she's stuck in and starts [[InelegantBlubbering ugly-crying]]. She then [[CryingARiver floods the whole room with her tears]].