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When Alice menaces Bob by threatening to kick his ass, Bob assumes it is a metaphor. An "ass-kicking" is a figure of speech that usually means any sort of beating or punishment. But this time, Alice was not speaking figuratively. She [[NoIAmBehindYou gets behind]] Bob, winds back, and delivers a mighty kick directly to his tender bum-cheeks. Alice makes Bob shout "[[OwMyBodyPart Ow, my ass!]]" thereby making him ''look'' like a complete ass, to the amusement of other characters and the audience.
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When Alice menaces Bob by threatening to kick his ass, Bob assumes it is a metaphor. An "ass-kicking" is a figure of speech that usually means any sort of beating or punishment. But this time, Alice was not speaking figuratively. She [[NoIAmBehindYou gets behind]] Bob, winds back, and delivers a mighty kick directly to his tender bum-cheeks. Alice She makes Bob him shout "[[OwMyBodyPart Ow, my ass!]]" thereby making him ''look'' like a complete ass, to the amusement of other characters and the audience.
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May overlap with CherryTapping, attacking in a way that is meant to humiliate more than harm. Compare DopeSlap, another harmless {{Slapstick}} move. The KickMePrank invites its reader to do this.
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May overlap with CherryTapping, attacking in a way that is meant to humiliate more than harm. Compare DopeSlap, another harmless {{Slapstick}} move.move, and DismissiveKick, meant to insult rather than injure. The KickMePrank invites its reader to do this.
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* In another Creator/JackieChan movie, Who Am I?, during a street fight in Rotterdam, Jackie dons a pair of Dutch wooden clogs and literally ass-kicks some mooks.
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* In another Creator/JackieChan movie, Who Am I?, ''Film/WhoAmI1998'', during a street fight in Rotterdam, Jackie Creator/JackieChan dons a pair of Dutch wooden clogs and literally ass-kicks some mooks.
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* After Kitty becomes the title character in ''The Invisible Woman'', she goes to kick her boss's behind. Among other things.
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* After Kitty becomes the title character in ''The Invisible Woman'', ''Film/TheInvisibleWoman1940'', she goes to kick her boss's behind. Among other things.
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* ''Fanfic/LucyLoud'': Luan kicks Huck on the butt for bullying Lucy.
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* ''Fanfic/LucyLoud'': ''Fanfic/LucysSecret'': Luan kicks Huck on the butt for bullying Lucy.
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}'': A RunningGag involves Dagwood angering Mr. Dithers over some matter or another, followed by a panel of Dithers kicking Dagwood's Bumstead clear across the room.
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}'': ''ComicStrip/Blondie1930'': A RunningGag involves Dagwood angering Mr. Dithers over some matter or another, followed by a panel of Dithers kicking Dagwood's Bumstead clear across the room.
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* In the British CITV show Emu, villainess Sophie gets pecked on the derriere at least twice by Emu in the one episode!
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* In the British CITV Creator/{{CITV}} show Emu, ''Emu'', villainess Sophie gets pecked on the derriere at least twice by Emu in the one episode!
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* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'':
** Bulbasaur tackles Misty directly in the ass, in the episode "Bulbasaur and the Hidden Village".
** In "Pokémon Scent-sation", Ash accuses a perfume seller of ripping off other customers. In response, the store owner kicks him out this way.
** In ''Journeys'', Goh's Scorbunny had a habit of kicking Ash in the ass as a RunningGag. At one point, he even gives it to Goh for not teaching him Ember.
** Bulbasaur tackles Misty directly in the ass, in the episode "Bulbasaur and the Hidden Village".
** In "Pokémon Scent-sation", Ash accuses a perfume seller of ripping off other customers. In response, the store owner kicks him out this way.
** In ''Journeys'', Goh's Scorbunny had a habit of kicking Ash in the ass as a RunningGag. At one point, he even gives it to Goh for not teaching him Ember.
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* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'':
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*** Bulbasaur tackles Misty directly in the ass, in the episode "Bulbasaur and the Hidden Village".
** *** In "Pokémon Scent-sation", Ash accuses a perfume seller of ripping off other customers. In response, the store owner kicks him out this way.
** In''Journeys'', ''Anime/PokemonJourneysTheSeries'', Goh's Scorbunny had a habit of kicking Ash in the ass as a RunningGag. At one point, he even gives it to Goh for not teaching him Ember.
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*** Bulbasaur tackles Misty directly in the ass, in the episode "Bulbasaur and the Hidden Village".
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* The first time Spiderman and Black Cat met in amazing Spider-Man #194, after she kicks him in the head to knock him down, he retaliates by [[https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-SKn3Nza9TGU/UAGFhg9omXI/AAAAAAAAIdg/QXAYBtk0jMA/s1600/007.jpg literally kicking her ass]] while she's bent on a window. Surprisingly, she doesn't seem scathed that a man of Spider-Man's strength swinging seemingly fast gave her a kick up her spandex-clad butt, more surprised that he's back again.
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* The first time Spiderman and Black Cat met in amazing Spider-Man #194, after she kicks him in the head to knock him down, he retaliates by [[https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-SKn3Nza9TGU/UAGFhg9omXI/AAAAAAAAIdg/QXAYBtk0jMA/s1600/007.jpg literally kicking her ass]] while she's bent on a window. Surprisingly, she doesn't does not seem scathed that a man of Spider-Man's strength swinging seemingly fast gave her a kick up her spandex-clad butt, more surprised that he's back again.
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These examples have someone getting shot in the butt or having something else cause pain to their rear. This trope is specifically about someone getting kicked in the butt. The examples in-question go under Pain To The Ass or another related trope, not here.
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* ''WesternAnimation/Shrek1'' gets a stray arrow stuck in his butt and doesn't even notice till Fiona points it out.
* Dash in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles1'' uses his SuperSpeed to pull the tack-on-the-seat trick on his teacher.
* Dash in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles1'' uses his SuperSpeed to pull the tack-on-the-seat trick on his teacher.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe2'' Gru's obnoxious date, Shannon, cops a dart in the derriere from Special Agent Lucy Wilde!
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* ''Film/TheThreeStooges'' were constantly getting stabbed, [[ShotInTheAss shot]], and dynamited in their rears.
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* In ''Series/ChicagoPD'', Platt tells Ruzek that she was actually shot in the rear rather than the hip like she tells everyone, saying that her ass counts as her "high hip". She swears him to secrecy.
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* Robert on ''Series/EverybodyLovesRaymond'' was gored by a bull in the backside (although he insists it was in the "upper thigh").
** Later episodes show that the injury ''was'' in the upper thigh.
** Later episodes show that the injury ''was'' in the upper thigh.
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* There was an episode of ''Series/FamilyMatters'' where Carl Winslow gets shot in the butt and ends up in the hospital next to Steve Urkel who'd just had his appendix removed, unfortunately for him.
* Rodney [=McKay=] took an arrow to the arse in one episode of ''Series/StargateAtlantis''. Naturally, he whined about it the rest of the episode, and most of the next one.
* In an episode of ''Series/TheParentHood'', the father gets shot during an attempted mugging. After the prerequisite drama is wrung out of his subconscious watching his family crying over him in a hospital bed, the angel that comes to take him to heaven stops when he learns he was shot in the ass, and it was non-fatal.
* In ''Series/HogansHeroes'', Colonel Hogan once set the spiked helmet from Colonel Klink's desk down on the commandant's chair just before leaving the office. He'd almost made it to the outer door when Klink sat down and screamed.
* Rodney [=McKay=] took an arrow to the arse in one episode of ''Series/StargateAtlantis''. Naturally, he whined about it the rest of the episode, and most of the next one.
* In an episode of ''Series/TheParentHood'', the father gets shot during an attempted mugging. After the prerequisite drama is wrung out of his subconscious watching his family crying over him in a hospital bed, the angel that comes to take him to heaven stops when he learns he was shot in the ass, and it was non-fatal.
* In ''Series/HogansHeroes'', Colonel Hogan once set the spiked helmet from Colonel Klink's desk down on the commandant's chair just before leaving the office. He'd almost made it to the outer door when Klink sat down and screamed.
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* The Uga Buga boss fight in ''VideoGame/ConkersBadFurDay'' takes this to the extreme--you do damage by biting chunks of flesh out of this huge caveman's ass, leaving gaping red wounds behind.
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* There is an EasterEgg in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaTheWindWaker'', in which Moblins hop in pain crying when you stab them in the butt.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'' gets a stray arrow stuck in his butt and doesn't even notice till Fiona points it out.
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* In ''Fanfic/DontCryForMeIveAlreadyWilted'', [[Anime/GoPrincessPrettyCure Kirara]] attempts to fight Wolfrun by kicking him in the ass. Due to being bogged down by Bad Energy, this is the only hit she can get on him.
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* ''Fanfic/TwinklingInTheDark'': [[Anime/SmilePrecure Akaoni]] describes a NoodleIncident in which Wolfrun came home from a fight with [[Anime/SuitePrettyCure Cure Melody]] and [[Anime/HappinessChargePrettyCure Cure Fortune]] with a boot-print in his rear.
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* Dash on ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' uses his SuperSpeed to pull the tack-on-the-seat trick on his teacher.
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* Dash on ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles1'' uses his SuperSpeed to pull the tack-on-the-seat trick on his teacher.
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* ''Manga/The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou'': Invoked in Chapter 133. Iku challenges capoeira master Eira to a balloon duel, where the objective is to pop a balloon on your opponent. Iku tapes her balloon to her butt.
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* Hank Hill on ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' often threatens to kick people's asses. Usually he doesn't mean it literally, but sometimes he does. For instance, he did this to his son Bobby's BadBoss after seeing how badly Bobby was mistreated. There's also this exchange, when Hank is accused of renting and not returning a movie that he had never even heard of before.
-->'''Hank:''' I told you I didn't rent the tape! Now, who's calling me a liar? You or the machine? 'Cause I wanna know whose ass to kick!\\
'''Video Store Employee:''' I'm not calling you a liar, sir.\\
'''Hank:''' Fine! ''[examining computer]'' ...Now, where's the ass on this thing?
** In the episode where Hank is trying to get an x-ray image taken down from an art museum because it was used without his permission (the "artist" was trying to make a statement showing Hank's constipated colon next to a picture of a starving child), he's drinking with the guys in the Alley, and Khan shows a poster of the images he bought at the museum's gift shop just rub it in Hank's face, but when Dale cracks a joke about Hank's colon, it's Khan who literally kicks Dale's ass.
** One episode has Hank threaten a foot fetish filmmaker this way. His response is to turn on a camera and bend over.
-->'''Hank:''' I told you I didn't rent the tape! Now, who's calling me a liar? You or the machine? 'Cause I wanna know whose ass to kick!\\
'''Video Store Employee:''' I'm not calling you a liar, sir.\\
'''Hank:''' Fine! ''[examining computer]'' ...Now, where's the ass on this thing?
** In the episode where Hank is trying to get an x-ray image taken down from an art museum because it was used without his permission (the "artist" was trying to make a statement showing Hank's constipated colon next to a picture of a starving child), he's drinking with the guys in the Alley, and Khan shows a poster of the images he bought at the museum's gift shop just rub it in Hank's face, but when Dale cracks a joke about Hank's colon, it's Khan who literally kicks Dale's ass.
** One episode has Hank threaten a foot fetish filmmaker this way. His response is to turn on a camera and bend over.
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* ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'':
** Hank Hillon ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' often threatens to kick people's asses. Usually he doesn't mean it literally, but sometimes he does. For instance, in ""Life In The Fast Lane (AKA "Bobby's Saga")", he did this to his son Bobby's BadBoss after seeing how badly Bobby was mistreated. mistreated.
** There's also thisexchange, exchange in "Hank's Dirty Laundry", when Hank is accused of renting and not returning a movie that he had never even heard of before.
-->'''Hank:''' --->'''Hank:''' I told you I didn't rent the tape! Now, who's calling me a liar? You or the machine? 'Cause I wanna know whose ass to kick!\\
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'''Hank:'''sir.
--->'''Hank:''' Fine! ''[examining computer]'' ...Now, where's the ass on this thing?
** Inthe episode where "Love Hurts, And So Does Art", Hank is trying to get an x-ray image taken down from an art museum because it was used without his permission (the "artist" was trying to make a statement showing Hank's constipated colon next to a picture of a starving child), he's drinking with the guys in the Alley, and Khan shows a poster of the images he bought at the museum's gift shop just rub it in Hank's face, but when Dale cracks a joke about Hank's colon, it's Khan who literally kicks Dale's ass.
**One episode "Transnational Amusements Presents: Peggy's Magic Sex Feet" has Hank threaten a foot fetish filmmaker this way. His response is to turn on a camera and bend over.
** Hank Hill
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* ''VideoGame/MarioKartDoubleDash'': When characters are on the receiving end of an incendiary attack, they hop around yelping with smoke emanating from their posteriors.
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When Alice menaces Bob by threatening to kick his ass, Bob assumes it is a metaphor. An "ass-kicking" is a figure of speech that usually means any sort of beating or punishment. But this time, Alice was not speaking figuratively. She [[NoIAmBehindYou gets behind]] Bob, winds back, and delivers a mighty kick directly to his tender bum-cheeks.
A {{Subtrope}} of PainToTheAss, and SisterTrope to ShotInTheAss and ButtBiter. This applies when "ass-kicking" is presented as a LiteralMetaphor, and is almost certainly PlayedForLaughs. While a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown is nothing to laugh at, a boot to the bum is intrinsically comical, because [[JokeOfTheButt butts are funny]]. Buttocks tend to provide some natural padding, making them one of the less-injurious places to get kicked, though they are still plenty sensitive. And this embarrassing attack may leave the victim's pride and dignity even more bruised than their rear.
A {{Subtrope}} of PainToTheAss, and SisterTrope to ShotInTheAss and ButtBiter. This applies when "ass-kicking" is presented as a LiteralMetaphor, and is almost certainly PlayedForLaughs. While a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown is nothing to laugh at, a boot to the bum is intrinsically comical, because [[JokeOfTheButt butts are funny]]. Buttocks tend to provide some natural padding, making them one of the less-injurious places to get kicked, though they are still plenty sensitive. And this embarrassing attack may leave the victim's pride and dignity even more bruised than their rear.
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When Alice menaces Bob by threatening to kick his ass, Bob assumes it is a metaphor. An "ass-kicking" is a figure of speech that usually means any sort of beating or punishment. But this time, Alice was not speaking figuratively. She [[NoIAmBehindYou gets behind]] Bob, winds back, and delivers a mighty kick directly to his tender bum-cheeks.
bum-cheeks. Alice makes Bob shout "[[OwMyBodyPart Ow, my ass!]]" thereby making him ''look'' like a complete ass, to the amusement of other characters and the audience.
A {{Subtrope}} of PainToTheAss, and SisterTrope to ShotInTheAss and ButtBiter. This applies when "ass-kicking" is presented as a LiteralMetaphor, and is almost certainly PlayedForLaughs. While a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown is nothing to laugh at, a boot to the bum is intrinsically comical, because [[JokeOfTheButt butts are funny]]. Buttocks tend to provide some natural padding, making them one of the less-injurious places to get kicked, though they are still plentysensitive.sensitive to pain. And this embarrassing attack may leave the victim's pride and dignity even more bruised than their rear.
A {{Subtrope}} of PainToTheAss, and SisterTrope to ShotInTheAss and ButtBiter. This applies when "ass-kicking" is presented as a LiteralMetaphor, and is almost certainly PlayedForLaughs. While a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown is nothing to laugh at, a boot to the bum is intrinsically comical, because [[JokeOfTheButt butts are funny]]. Buttocks tend to provide some natural padding, making them one of the less-injurious places to get kicked, though they are still plenty
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* A running gag in ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}''--not as much seen in recent years--involves Dagwood angering Mr. Dithers over some matter or another, followed by a panel of Dithers kicking Dagwood's Bumstead clear across the room.
* These are frequently administered to ComicStrip/BeetleBailey by Sarge.
* ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes: Calvin opens a concession stand offering to sell "A swift kick in the butt" for a dollar. He does not attract any customers. [[DeadpanSnarker Hobbes]] is not surprised, but [[UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist Calvin]] is confused:
* These are frequently administered to ComicStrip/BeetleBailey by Sarge.
* ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes: Calvin opens a concession stand offering to sell "A swift kick in the butt" for a dollar. He does not attract any customers. [[DeadpanSnarker Hobbes]] is not surprised, but [[UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist Calvin]] is confused:
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* ''ComicStrip/BeetleBailey'' frequently receives one from a grumpy Sarge.
* ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}'': Arunning gag in ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}''--not as much seen in recent years--involves RunningGag involves Dagwood angering Mr. Dithers over some matter or another, followed by a panel of Dithers kicking Dagwood's Bumstead clear across the room.
*These are frequently administered to ComicStrip/BeetleBailey by Sarge.
* ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes:''ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes'': Calvin opens a concession stand offering to sell "A swift kick in the butt" for a dollar. He It does not attract any customers. [[DeadpanSnarker Hobbes]] is not surprised, but [[UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist Calvin]] is confused:
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* ''ComicBook/MonicasGang'': Bidu/Blu does to it to Bugu/Blu, a [[strike:GloryHound]] fame-seeking hound (literally, both are dogs) who likes to invade his stories.
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When Alice menaces Bob by threatening to kick his ass, Bob assumes it is a metaphor. An "ass-kicking" is a figure of speech that usually means any sort of beating or punishment. But this time, Alice was not speaking figuratively. She [[NoIAmBehindYou gets behind]] Bob, winds up, and delivers a mighty kick directly to his tender bum-cheeks.
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When Alice menaces Bob by threatening to kick his ass, Bob assumes it is a metaphor. An "ass-kicking" is a figure of speech that usually means any sort of beating or punishment. But this time, Alice was not speaking figuratively. She [[NoIAmBehindYou gets behind]] Bob, winds up, back, and delivers a mighty kick directly to his tender bum-cheeks.
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In live action, this is classic {{Slapstick}} violence. In a ZanyCartoon not bound by realism, it can inflict AmusingInjuries or have silly effects on the kicked victim, who might:
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* have to pry footwear out from between their cheeks after an AssShove. The aggressor threatened to "put a boot up their ass" and then [[LiteralMetaphor did exactly that]].
* get punted [[RailingKill off a precipice]].
* get punted [[RailingKill off a precipice]].
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* have to pry footwear footwear, or a whole foot, out from between their cheeks after an AssShove. The aggressor threatened to "put a boot up their ass" and then [[LiteralMetaphor did exactly that]].
* get punted [[RailingKill off aprecipice]].precipice]] for extra agony.
* get punted [[RailingKill off a
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move. The KickMePrank invites its reader to do this.
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* A running gag in ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}''--not as much seen in recent years--involves Dagwood angering Mr. Dithers over some matter or another, followed by a panel of Dithers kicking Dagwood's Bumstead clear across the room.
* These are frequently administered to ComicStrip/BeetleBailey by Sarge.
* ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes: Calvin opens a concession stand offering to sell "A swift kick in the butt" for a dollar. He does not attract any customers. [[DeadpanSnarker Hobbes]] is not surprised, but [[UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist Calvin]] is confused:
--> '''Calvin:''' I don't understand it... Everybody I know [[BrattyHalfPint needs what I'm selling]]!
* ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'':
** Garfield repeatedly kicks Odie, usually off a table.
** One early strip (a rare one in which Garfield doesn't appear, but then Jon was a more prominent character in the late '70s) showed Jon and his friend Lyman chatting about what they were going to do that evening. Lyman wanted to go see a movie in which a schoolboy puts a tack on his teacher's chair, and she sits on it. Jon points out that that's not much of a plot for a movie, but Lyman doesn't care: he always likes it when the boy [[{{Pun}} gets the girl in the end]].
* ''ComicBook/MonicasGang'': Bidu/Blu does to it to Bugu/Blu, a [[strike:GloryHound]] fame-seeking hound (literally, both are dogs) who likes to invade his stories.
* Bill Mauldin drew a cartoon during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII showing a sergeant who'd found a way to train recruits that they needed to keep their butts down, too, when low-crawling: he'd swat an upthrust rump with a piece of plank ... with a nail in it.
* ''ComicStrip/LilAbner'' had a story where the title character introduced a species called Kigmies to Western society. They were creatures specifically bred to be kicked by humans as an outlet for their aggression. They quickly become very popular and fully integrated in society with their intended role. However, the story ends with the Kigmies having enough of this and go on a rampage kicking ''humans'' in retaliation until they have to be all deported overseas.
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* A running gag in ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}''--not as much seen in recent years--involves Dagwood angering Mr. Dithers over some matter or another, followed by a panel of Dithers kicking Dagwood's Bumstead clear across the room.
* These are frequently administered to ComicStrip/BeetleBailey by Sarge.
* ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes: Calvin opens a concession stand offering to sell "A swift kick in the butt" for a dollar. He does not attract any customers. [[DeadpanSnarker Hobbes]] is not surprised, but [[UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist Calvin]] is confused:
--> '''Calvin:''' I don't understand it... Everybody I know [[BrattyHalfPint needs what I'm selling]]!
* ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'':
** Garfield repeatedly kicks Odie, usually off a table.
** One early strip (a rare one in which Garfield doesn't appear, but then Jon was a more prominent character in the late '70s) showed Jon and his friend Lyman chatting about what they were going to do that evening. Lyman wanted to go see a movie in which a schoolboy puts a tack on his teacher's chair, and she sits on it. Jon points out that that's not much of a plot for a movie, but Lyman doesn't care: he always likes it when the boy [[{{Pun}} gets the girl in the end]].
* ''ComicBook/MonicasGang'': Bidu/Blu does to it to Bugu/Blu, a [[strike:GloryHound]] fame-seeking hound (literally, both are dogs) who likes to invade his stories.
* Bill Mauldin drew a cartoon during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII showing a sergeant who'd found a way to train recruits that they needed to keep their butts down, too, when low-crawling: he'd swat an upthrust rump with a piece of plank ... with a nail in it.
* ''ComicStrip/LilAbner'' had a story where the title character introduced a species called Kigmies to Western society. They were creatures specifically bred to be kicked by humans as an outlet for their aggression. They quickly become very popular and fully integrated in society with their intended role. However, the story ends with the Kigmies having enough of this and go on a rampage kicking ''humans'' in retaliation until they have to be all deported overseas.
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* A running gag in ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}''--not as much seen in recent years--involves Dagwood angering Mr. Dithers over some matter or another, followed by a panel of Dithers kicking Dagwood's Bumstead clear across the room.
* These are frequently administered to ComicStrip/BeetleBailey by Sarge.
* ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes: Calvin opens a concession stand offering to sell "A swift kick in the butt" for a dollar. He does not attract any customers. [[DeadpanSnarker Hobbes]] is not surprised, but [[UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist Calvin]] is confused:
--> '''Calvin:''' I don't understand it... Everybody I know [[BrattyHalfPint needs what I'm selling]]!
* ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}:
** Garfield kicking Odie, usually off a table.
** One early strip (a rare one in which Garfield doesn't appear, but then Jon was a more prominent character in the late '70s) showed Jon and his friend Lyman chatting about what they were going to do that evening. Lyman wanted to go see a movie in which a schoolboy puts a tack on his teacher's chair, and she sits on it. Jon points out that that's not much of a plot for a movie, but Lyman doesn't care: he always likes it when the boy [[{{Pun}} gets the girl in the end]].
* In Brazilian comic ComicBook/MonicasGang, Bidu/Blu does to it to Bugu/Blu, a [[strike:GloryHound]] fame-seeking hound (literally, both are dogs) who likes to invade his stories.
* Bill Mauldin drew a cartoon during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII showing a sergeant who'd found a way to train recruits that they needed to keep their butts down, too, when low-crawling: he'd swat an upthrust rump with a piece of plank ... with a nail in it.
* ''ComicStrip/LilAbner'' had a story where the title character introduced a species called Kigmies to Western society. They were creatures specifically bred to be kicked by humans as an outlet for their aggression. They quickly become very popular and fully integrated in society with their intended role. However, the story ends with the Kigmies having enough of this and go on a rampage kicking ''humans'' in retaliation until they have to be all deported overseas.
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* A running gag in ''ComicStrip/{{Blondie}}''--not as much seen in recent years--involves Dagwood angering Mr. Dithers over some matter or another, followed by a panel of Dithers kicking Dagwood's Bumstead clear across the room.
* These are frequently administered to ComicStrip/BeetleBailey by Sarge.
* ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes: Calvin opens a concession stand offering to sell "A swift kick in the butt" for a dollar. He does not attract any customers. [[DeadpanSnarker Hobbes]] is not surprised, but [[UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist Calvin]] is confused:
--> '''Calvin:''' I don't understand it... Everybody I know [[BrattyHalfPint needs what I'm selling]]!
* ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}:
** Garfield kicking Odie, usually off a table.
** One early strip (a rare one in which Garfield doesn't appear, but then Jon was a more prominent character in the late '70s) showed Jon and his friend Lyman chatting about what they were going to do that evening. Lyman wanted to go see a movie in which a schoolboy puts a tack on his teacher's chair, and she sits on it. Jon points out that that's not much of a plot for a movie, but Lyman doesn't care: he always likes it when the boy [[{{Pun}} gets the girl in the end]].
* In Brazilian comic ComicBook/MonicasGang, Bidu/Blu does to it to Bugu/Blu, a [[strike:GloryHound]] fame-seeking hound (literally, both are dogs) who likes to invade his stories.
* Bill Mauldin drew a cartoon during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII showing a sergeant who'd found a way to train recruits that they needed to keep their butts down, too, when low-crawling: he'd swat an upthrust rump with a piece of plank ... with a nail in it.
* ''ComicStrip/LilAbner'' had a story where the title character introduced a species called Kigmies to Western society. They were creatures specifically bred to be kicked by humans as an outlet for their aggression. They quickly become very popular and fully integrated in society with their intended role. However, the story ends with the Kigmies having enough of this and go on a rampage kicking ''humans'' in retaliation until they have to be all deported overseas.
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When Alice menaces Bob by threatening to kick his ass, Bob assumes it is a metaphor. An "ass-kicking" is a figure of speech that usually means any sort of beating or punishment. But this time, Alice was not speaking figuratively. She [[NoIAmBehindYou gets behind]] Bob, winds up, and delivers a mighty kick directly at his tender bum-cheeks.
A {{Subtrope}} of PainToTheAss, and SisterTrope to ShotInTheAss and ButtBiter. This applies when "ass-kicking" is presented as a LiteralMetaphor, and is likely PlayedForLaughs. A NoHoldsBarredBeatdown may be nothing to laugh at, but a boot to the bum is intrinsically comical, because [[JokeOfTheButt butts are funny]]. Buttocks tend to provide some natural padding, making this one of the less-injurious places to get kicked. It can still be painful and embarrassing, though. The attacker may be CherryTapping with such a deliberately humiliating attack.
When the violence is outright {{Slapstick}}, it can inflict AmusingInjuries or have silly effects on the kicked victim, who might:
A {{Subtrope}} of PainToTheAss, and SisterTrope to ShotInTheAss and ButtBiter. This applies when "ass-kicking" is presented as a LiteralMetaphor, and is likely PlayedForLaughs. A NoHoldsBarredBeatdown may be nothing to laugh at, but a boot to the bum is intrinsically comical, because [[JokeOfTheButt butts are funny]]. Buttocks tend to provide some natural padding, making this one of the less-injurious places to get kicked. It can still be painful and embarrassing, though. The attacker may be CherryTapping with such a deliberately humiliating attack.
When the violence is outright {{Slapstick}}, it can inflict AmusingInjuries or have silly effects on the kicked victim, who might:
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When Alice menaces Bob by threatening to kick his ass, Bob assumes it is a metaphor. An "ass-kicking" is a figure of speech that usually means any sort of beating or punishment. But this time, Alice was not speaking figuratively. She [[NoIAmBehindYou gets behind]] Bob, winds up, and delivers a mighty kick directly at to his tender bum-cheeks.
A {{Subtrope}} of PainToTheAss, and SisterTrope to ShotInTheAss and ButtBiter. This applies when "ass-kicking" is presented as a LiteralMetaphor, and islikely almost certainly PlayedForLaughs. A While a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown may be is nothing to laugh at, but a boot to the bum is intrinsically comical, because [[JokeOfTheButt butts are funny]]. Buttocks tend to provide some natural padding, making this them one of the less-injurious places to get kicked. It can kicked, though they are still be painful plenty sensitive. And this embarrassing attack may leave the victim's pride and embarrassing, though. The attacker may be CherryTapping with such a deliberately humiliating attack.
When the violencedignity even more bruised than their rear.
In live action, this isoutright {{Slapstick}}, classic {{Slapstick}} violence. In a ZanyCartoon not bound by realism, it can inflict AmusingInjuries or have silly effects on the kicked victim, who might:
A {{Subtrope}} of PainToTheAss, and SisterTrope to ShotInTheAss and ButtBiter. This applies when "ass-kicking" is presented as a LiteralMetaphor, and is
When the violence
In live action, this is
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* get kicked [[PunchedAcrossTheRoom Across The Room]] like a football.
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* get kicked [[PunchedAcrossTheRoom Kicked Across The the Room]] like a football.
* get punted [[RailingKill off a precipice]].
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Compare and contrast GroinAttack, which is directed at an adjacent part of the body. Unlike a kick in the butt, this is a devastating and agonizing strike to a vulnerable place... that is nevertheless [[{{Slapstick}} awfully funny]].
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May overlap with CherryTapping, attacking in a way that is meant to humiliate more than harm. Compare DopeSlap, another harmless {{Slapstick}} move.
Compare and contrast GroinAttack, which is directed at an adjacent part of the body. Unlike a kick in the butt, this is a devastating and agonizing strike toa one of the body's most vulnerable place...spots... that is nevertheless [[{{Slapstick}} awfully funny]].
Compare and contrast GroinAttack, which is directed at an adjacent part of the body. Unlike a kick in the butt, this is a devastating and agonizing strike to
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Compare and contrast GroinAttack, which is directed at an adjacent part of the body. Unlike a kick in the butt, this is a devastating and agonizing strike to a vulnerable place... that is nevertheless [[Slapstick awfully funny]].
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Compare and contrast GroinAttack, which is directed at an adjacent part of the body. Unlike a kick in the butt, this is a devastating and agonizing strike to a vulnerable place... that is nevertheless [[Slapstick [[{{Slapstick}} awfully funny]].
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* ComicStrip/CalvinAndHobbes: Calvin opens a concession stand offering to sell "A swift kick in the butt" for a dollar. He does not attract any customers. [[DeadpanSnarker Hobbes]] is not surprised, but [[UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist Calvin]] is confused:
--> '''Calvin:''' I don't understand it... Everybody I know [[BrattyHalfPint needs what I'm selling]]!
--> '''Calvin:''' I don't understand it... Everybody I know [[BrattyHalfPint needs what I'm selling]]!
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A {{Subtrope}} of PainToTheAss, and SisterTrope to ShotInTheAss and ButtBiter. This applies when "ass-kicking" is presented as a LiteralMetaphor, and is likely PlayedForLaughs. A NoHoldsBarredBeatdown may be nothing to laugh at, but a boot to the bum is intrinsically comical, because [[JokeOfTheButt butts are funny]].
Like any {{Slapstick}} aggression, it is generally more humiliating than painful. It can inflict AmusingInjuries or have silly effects on the victim, who might:
Like any {{Slapstick}} aggression, it is generally more humiliating than painful. It can inflict AmusingInjuries or have silly effects on the victim, who might:
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A {{Subtrope}} of PainToTheAss, and SisterTrope to ShotInTheAss and ButtBiter. This applies when "ass-kicking" is presented as a LiteralMetaphor, and is likely PlayedForLaughs. A NoHoldsBarredBeatdown may be nothing to laugh at, but a boot to the bum is intrinsically comical, because [[JokeOfTheButt butts are funny]].
Like any {{Slapstick}} aggression, it is generally morefunny]]. Buttocks tend to provide some natural padding, making this one of the less-injurious places to get kicked. It can still be painful and embarrassing, though. The attacker may be CherryTapping with such a deliberately humiliating than painful. It attack.
When the violence is outright {{Slapstick}}, it can inflict AmusingInjuries or have silly effects on the kicked victim, who might:
Like any {{Slapstick}} aggression, it is generally more
When the violence is outright {{Slapstick}}, it can inflict AmusingInjuries or have silly effects on the kicked victim, who might:
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* be forcefully removed from a location, as part of literally GettingTheBoot.
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* be forcefully removed expelled from a location, as part of literally GettingTheBoot.
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Compare GroinAttack, which happens to an adjacent part of the body and can be even more devastating.
When an ass is slapped instead of kicked, compare ComedicSpanking or its titillating variant KinkySpanking.
When an ass is slapped instead of kicked, compare ComedicSpanking or its titillating variant KinkySpanking.
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Compare and contrast GroinAttack, which happens to is directed at an adjacent part of the body body. Unlike a kick in the butt, this is a devastating and can be even more devastating.
agonizing strike to a vulnerable place... that is nevertheless [[Slapstick awfully funny]].
When an ass is slapped instead of kicked, compare ComedicSpanking or its titillating variantKinkySpanking.
KinkySpanking. Contrast AssKicksYou.
When an ass is slapped instead of kicked, compare ComedicSpanking or its titillating variant
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When a butt is punished by a hand, the result is ComedicSpanking and its titillating variant KinkySpanking.
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When a butt an ass is punished by a hand, the result is slapped instead of kicked, compare ComedicSpanking and or its titillating variant KinkySpanking.
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(I'll get a) Kick in the ass (Full-circle) Kick in the ass''
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(I'll get a) Kick in the ass (Full-circle) ([[HeWhoFightsMonsters Full-circle]]) Kick in the ass''
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For some reason, {{Slapstick}} comedy often seems to involve a character [[AmusingInjuries injuring]] their butt. Possibly it's just because it's humiliating, making this essentially the rear-oriented counterpart of the GroinAttack.
Especially common in cartoons, where this often takes the form of one character sticking a long pin into another character's behind, making them jump away, or straight up in the air, with a yell.
Another form of this old slapstick trope has someone [[RumpRoast sitting on something unexpectedly hot]]. Yet another is getting [[ButtBiter bitten on the backside]], usually by a dog or some similar animal. Might be part of literally GettingTheBoot and forcefully removed from a location. Then, of course, there's the old "ThumbtackOnTheChair" gag. And certainly not least, that perennial favorite, ThePratfall.
The unlucky recipient's reaction is likely to be a PainPoweredLeap.
Related to AssShove, which happens when something goes ''into'' the butt, and ShotInTheAss, the specific case of, well, ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin and PainToTheAss.
Contrast AssKicksYou. KinkySpanking is the titillating variant. ComedicSpanking is a related concept.
Especially common in cartoons, where this often takes the form of one character sticking a long pin into another character's behind, making them jump away, or straight up in the air, with a yell.
Another form of this old slapstick trope has someone [[RumpRoast sitting on something unexpectedly hot]]. Yet another is getting [[ButtBiter bitten on the backside]], usually by a dog or some similar animal. Might be part of literally GettingTheBoot and forcefully removed from a location. Then, of course, there's the old "ThumbtackOnTheChair" gag. And certainly not least, that perennial favorite, ThePratfall.
The unlucky recipient's reaction is likely to be a PainPoweredLeap.
Related to AssShove, which happens when something goes ''into'' the butt, and ShotInTheAss, the specific case of, well, ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin and PainToTheAss.
Contrast AssKicksYou. KinkySpanking is the titillating variant. ComedicSpanking is a related concept.
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A {{Subtrope}} of PainToTheAss, and SisterTrope to ShotInTheAss and ButtBiter. This applies when "ass-kicking" is presented as a LiteralMetaphor, and is likely PlayedForLaughs. A NoHoldsBarredBeatdown may be nothing to laugh at, but a boot to the bum is intrinsically comical, because [[JokeOfTheButt butts are funny]].
Like any {{Slapstick}}
Especially common in cartoons, where this often takes the form of one character sticking a long pin into another character's behind, making them jump away, or straight up in the air,
* hobble away with a
Another form of this old slapstick trope has someone [[RumpRoast sitting
* let out an undignified yelp and spring upward in a PainPoweredLeap.
* get kicked [[PunchedAcrossTheRoom Across The Room]] like a football.
* be forcefully removed from a
* have to pry footwear out from between their cheeks after an AssShove. The aggressor threatened to "put a boot up their ass" and then [[LiteralMetaphor did exactly that]].
* get [[MegatonPunch launched into the
The unlucky recipient's reaction is likely to be
Related to AssShove,
Compare GroinAttack, which happens
When a butt is punished by a hand, the
Contrast AssKicksYou. KinkySpanking
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* The Music/MoxyFruvous song "Kick In The Ass." In it the singer [[ListingTheFormsOfDegenerates lists people he finds obnoxious or rude]] and claims he will punish each of them by delivering, well, ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. He admits that, after he's done giving out so many ass-kicks, one's waiting for him.
* The original version of the Music/InsaneClownPosse song "The Neden Game" had the line "I kick her in the butt and tell her, 'Get the food ready.'" However, as a result of ExecutiveMeddling, all lyrics referencing abuse of women were removed or altered and the line was changed to "I'd pinch her loopy ass."
* The original version of the Music/InsaneClownPosse song "The Neden Game" had the line "I kick her in the butt and tell her, 'Get the food ready.'" However, as a result of ExecutiveMeddling, all lyrics referencing abuse of women were removed or altered and the line was changed to "I'd pinch her loopy ass."
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* The Music/MoxyFruvous song Music/MoxyFruvous' "Kick In The Ass." In it the singer [[ListingTheFormsOfDegenerates lists people he finds obnoxious or rude]] and claims he will punish each of them by delivering, well, ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin. He admits that, after he's done giving out he has given so many ass-kicks, one's waiting for him.
ass-kickings, [[HeWhoFightsMonsters he will deserve one too]].
*The original version of the Music/InsaneClownPosse song Music/InsaneClownPosse's "The Neden Game" originally had the line "I kick her in the butt and tell her, 'Get the food ready.'" However, as a result of ExecutiveMeddling, all lyrics referencing abuse of women were removed or altered and the line was changed to "I'd pinch her loopy ass."
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* Referenced in "Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue (The Angry American)" by Music/TobyKeith: "'Cause we'll put a boot in your ass, it's the American way."
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* Referenced in Music/TobyKeith's "Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue (The Angry American)" by Music/TobyKeith: "'Cause American)":
--> 'Cause we'll put a boot in yourass, ass\\
it's the Americanway."way!
--> 'Cause we'll put a boot in your
it's the American
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* This is always a running gag in comics for someone being "booted out" of a place.
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* The antisocial Once-ler in ''WesternAnimation/TheLorax'' has a spring-loaded boot contraption set at rear-end level in front of his house to kick away unwanted visitors.
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* The antisocial Once-ler in ''WesternAnimation/TheLorax'' ''WesternAnimation/TheLorax2012'' has a spring-loaded boot contraption set at rear-end level in front of his house to kick away unwanted visitors.