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* The protagonist of [[Music/{{Madness}}]]'s "The Sun And The Rain" finds walking through a London rainstorm relaxing.
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* The protagonist of [[Music/{{Madness}}]]'s Music/{{Madness}}'s "The Sun And The Rain" finds walking through a London rainstorm relaxing.
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* The protagonist of [[Music/{{Madness}}]]'s "The Sun And The Rain" finds walking through a London rainstorm relaxing.
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* The end of ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}} and the Magic Carpet'' where Cacofonix's singing starts to make it rain, which is joy for the Indians because they have gone for 1001 hours without it -- which means they no longer have to bathe in mud.
* ''ComicBook/{{Lanfeust}}'' parodies at one point a TV commercial for shower gel: on an island populated by beautiful nubile women, the coming of the rain is an occasion for everyone to strip naked and take an outdoor shower.
* Happens on two occasion in ''ComicBook/LuckyLuke''
* ''ComicBook/{{Lanfeust}}'' parodies at one point a TV commercial for shower gel: on an island populated by beautiful nubile women, the coming of the rain is an occasion for everyone to strip naked and take an outdoor shower.
* Happens on two occasion in ''ComicBook/LuckyLuke''
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* ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}}'': The end of ''ComicBook/{{Asterix}} and the Magic Carpet'' ''Recap/AsterixAndTheMagicCarpet'' where Cacofonix's singing starts to make it rain, which is joy for the Indians because they have gone for 1001 hours without it -- which means they no longer have to bathe in mud.
*''ComicBook/{{Lanfeust}}'' ''ComicBook/{{Lanfeust}}'': The comic parodies at one point a TV commercial for shower gel: on an island populated by beautiful nubile women, the coming of the rain is an occasion for everyone to strip naked and take an outdoor shower.
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** And in ''Barbed Wire on the Prairie'', when a showdown between ranchers and farmers had turned to the latter's advantage because of a drought (the rain came just after an agreement to share water was reached).
* Ayo in ''ComicBook/PoetAndersonTheDreamWalker'' wants to experience this for herself in the Waking World.
* An iconic ComicBook/{{Storm}} cover shows her laughing in the rain.
* In the ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'' comic book, the rain storm that saves him from burning into a small pile of ash and the rain that Evey stands out in the middle of. Made it into the movie, too.
* Ayo in ''ComicBook/PoetAndersonTheDreamWalker'' wants to experience this for herself in the Waking World.
* An iconic ComicBook/{{Storm}} cover shows her laughing in the rain.
* In the ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'' comic book, the rain storm that saves him from burning into a small pile of ash and the rain that Evey stands out in the middle of. Made it into the movie, too.
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** And in In ''Barbed Wire on the Prairie'', when a showdown between ranchers and farmers had turned to the latter's advantage because of a drought (the rain came just after an agreement to share water was reached).
* ''ComicBook/PoetAndersonTheDreamWalker'': Ayoin ''ComicBook/PoetAndersonTheDreamWalker'' wants to experience this for herself in the Waking World.
* ''ComicBook/{{Storm|MarvelComics}}'': An iconicComicBook/{{Storm}} cover of Storm's solo series shows her laughing in the rain.
*In the ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'' comic book, the ''ComicBook/VForVendetta'': The rain storm that saves him from burning into a small pile of ash and the rain that Evey stands out in the middle of. Made it into the movie, too.
* ''ComicBook/PoetAndersonTheDreamWalker'': Ayo
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* The made-for-tv film ''Skylark'' (second in the Hallmark Hall of Fame trilogy based on the ''Sarah, Plain and Tall'' books) takes place during a draught in Kansas during the early 1900's. Farmer Jacob Whitting sends his wife, Sarah, and two children to live with her spinster aunts in Maine while he stays behind to try to save their land. Not long after the trio arrive in Maine, there's a rain shower. Sarah and the kids rush outside to enjoy it. They run around playing and squealing while she turns in a slow circle, arms spread wide, face to the sky, eyes closed and smiling. Some time later when rain finally returns to the prairie, Jacob is so relieved he just sits down in the middle of their front yard and lets himself get drenched.
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* Mia from ''Literature/AMangoShapedSpace'' loved playing in the rain when she was younger. Then she saw lightning hit a tree, which scared her so badly that now she usually stays inside when it rains.
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* ''Literature/NowInNovember'': Subverted. One particularly cruel HopeSpot, in this book about a family of farmers suffering through a terrible drought, has a storm come to the area. Dark clouds roll over, and there's a clap of thunder. Big drops of rain fall, and the family, deliriously happy that the terrible drought is over at last, starts pulling out washtubs to catch the rain. Then the clouds part, the rain stops as quickly as it started, and the drought continues.
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* Creator/GKChesterton's "The Last Hero" is a poem about a ByronicHero with the ability to enjoy *anything* - starting with a horrible storm...
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* Creator/GKChesterton's "The Last Hero" is a poem about a ByronicHero with the ability to enjoy *anything* - ''anything'' -- starting with a horrible storm...
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* In ''Literature/TheVazulaChronicles'', one of the mermaid Merletta's favorite things about the surface is being rained on. She teaches the human Heath to float under the water so he can watch the rain hit the surface above him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Encanto}}'': During the finale number, Pepa, who can control the weather with her emotions, is seen dancing happily under her PersonalRaincloud. Having spent most of her life as a NervousWreck being told not to let her negative emotions manifest, it's a welcome change for her to deluge and feel good about it.
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%%* Disney's ''WesternAnimation/BalloonFarm''
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* On ''Series/TheOrville'', Ed Mercer and the Krill woman Teleya's secret hybrid child is named "Anaya," which in the Krill language means "gently falling rain." The Krill planet is blanketed in a perpetual night and sun burns the Krill, but rain is considered a good omen.
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* ''Film/{{Emily}}'': When their planned picnic is ruined by a sudden rainfall, the Brontë sisters joyously dash through the rain (complete with triumphant music and slow motion) — which is immediately cut short by Charlotte lashing out at Emily for being "strange".
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* Used for a HopeSpot in ''Literature/GotrekAndFelix'': An Imperial castle is besieged by a necromancer, their stores of freshwater running out fast. Then rain comes at last, the soldiers holding their mouths open... for about all of five seconds as it's a RainOfBlood.
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* ''Literature/TheNo1LadiesDetectiveAgency'': Several novels are set when the rainy season comes, which is (almost) always treated as HappyRain as it means the cattle-based economy will survive another year. The one exception is when Mma Makutsi realizes she left an expensive new bed outside as it wouldn't fit through the door, and rushes off to see it has indeed been ruined.
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* During the Johto arc of the Anime/{{Pokemon}} anime, after Ash and co. help fix a drought.
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* During the Johto arc of the Anime/{{Pokemon}} anime, ''Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeries'', after Ash and co. help fix a drought.drought in Azalea Town with the aid of Slowpoke.
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** WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls: The short "Let it Rain" has Sunset Shimmer performing a song about how rain is an allegory for getting through the hard parts of life and that there's "beauty in the breakdown"; by the end of the song, the entire crowd is enjoying the rain.
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** WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls: ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls'': The short "Let it Rain" has Sunset Shimmer performing a song about how rain is an allegory for getting through the hard parts of life and that there's "beauty in the breakdown"; by the end of the song, the entire crowd is enjoying the rain.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': Rain on the Boiling Isles is quite literally boiling, so Earth's non-hostile rain is spoken of in an almost mystic context whenever it comes up. [[spoiler:Unsurprisingly, one of the things that Luz is shown doing when she and her friends end up getting stuck on Earth for several months is introduce them to normal Earth rainfall, leading Gus, Hunter, and Vee to all happily play in the mud [[RomanticRain while Luz and Amity share a moment together]]. Notably, this was actually the second time the were introduced to Earth rain, but considering the first time was mere seconds after they barely escaped from a BizarroApocalypse, they probably weren't in any condition to properly register it.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': Rain on the Boiling Isles is quite literally boiling, so Earth's non-hostile rain is spoken of in an almost mystic context whenever it comes up. [[spoiler:Unsurprisingly, one of the things that Luz is shown doing when she and her friends end up getting stuck on Earth for several months is introduce them to normal Earth rainfall, leading Gus, Hunter, and Vee to all happily play in the mud [[RomanticRain while Luz and Amity share a moment together]]. Notably, this was actually the second time the they were introduced to Earth rain, but considering the first time was mere seconds after they barely escaped from a BizarroApocalypse, they probably weren't in any condition to properly register it.]]
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* ''Literature/AdrianMole'':
** In ''True Confessions'', after Adrian has a long kissing session with Pandora, but she absolutely refuses to go further, Adrian is pleased to find that it is raining on his way home, to wash away latent sexual feelings.
** A very minor example in ''Cappuccino Years''. When William loses his school shoes and has to go to nursery in his Wellingtons, Adrian prays for rain, but none comes; and the nursery teacher offers him a leaflet "help with footwear", for those in poverty.
** In ''True Confessions'', after Adrian has a long kissing session with Pandora, but she absolutely refuses to go further, Adrian is pleased to find that it is raining on his way home, to wash away latent sexual feelings.
** A very minor example in ''Cappuccino Years''. When William loses his school shoes and has to go to nursery in his Wellingtons, Adrian prays for rain, but none comes; and the nursery teacher offers him a leaflet "help with footwear", for those in poverty.
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* In ''Anime/{{Suzume}}'', when a [[PortalDoor door]] is successfully shut, the severed length of the Great Wyrm explodes into a shower of rainbow-hued rain to prove it's defeated.
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** WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls: The short "Let it Rain" has Sunset Shimmer singing how rain is an allegory for getting through the hard parts of life and that there's "beauty in the breakdown"; by the end of the song, the entire crowd is enjoying the rain.
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** WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls: The short "Let it Rain" has Sunset Shimmer singing performing a song about how rain is an allegory for getting through the hard parts of life and that there's "beauty in the breakdown"; by the end of the song, the entire crowd is enjoying the rain.
