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* ''WebAnimation/DeathBattle'': The fight between Deadpool and The Mask starts with Bighead pulling out 2 balloon guns, which inflate and pop to reveal an absolutely absurd array of guns and explosives.
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** In ''Film/StarWarsAttackOfTheClones'', a ''huge'' droid army surrounds the Jedi and attacks from so many directions that even a couple of dozen Jedi can't stop them all.
** In ''Film/StarWarsRevengeOfTheSith'', the Clone Troopers use similar tactics to carry out Order 66. When one Jedi is attacked by several dozen troopers, it overwhelms even a Jedi's ability to react, especially when [[InTheBack caught from behind]].

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** In ''Film/StarWarsAttackOfTheClones'', ''Film/AttackOfTheClones'', a ''huge'' droid army surrounds the Jedi and attacks from so many directions that even a couple of dozen Jedi can't stop them all.
** In ''Film/StarWarsRevengeOfTheSith'', ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith'', the Clone Troopers use similar tactics to carry out Order 66. When one Jedi is attacked by several dozen troopers, it overwhelms even a Jedi's ability to react, especially when [[InTheBack caught from behind]].



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* From the pages of Website/DeviantArt, we get the [=NED=]. [[http://blaze-drag.deviantart.com/art/N-E-D-151992456 More Dakka indeed]].

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* From the pages of Website/DeviantArt, Platform/DeviantArt, we get the [=NED=]. [[http://blaze-drag.deviantart.com/art/N-E-D-151992456 More Dakka indeed]].
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* ''Literature/ThePerfectRun'': Ryan pulls out several firearms and uses them all to try and hit Fortuna. Her [[BornLucky powers]] make him miss all the shots.
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* In the WeirdWest ''Comicbook/JusticeLeague'' Elseworld ''ComicBook/JusticeRiders'', Comicbook/BoosterGold, having been rejected as part of [[Comicbook/WonderWoman Sheriff Prince]]'s posse in favour of [[Comicbook/TheFlash Wally "Kid Flash" West]], asks the proprieter of [[Comicbook/BlueBeetle Beetle]]'s Machines and Weapons if he has anything that might cancel out the Kid's [[QuickDraw speed advantage]]. The next time we see him he has a chest-mounted machine gun that turns an entire squad of Maxwell Lord's automatons into a pile of scrap metal, and has much the same effect on the room they were in.
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* In the WeirdWest ''Comicbook/JusticeLeague'' ''ComicBook/JusticeLeague'' Elseworld ''ComicBook/JusticeRiders'', Comicbook/BoosterGold, ComicBook/BoosterGold, having been rejected as part of [[Comicbook/WonderWoman [[ComicBook/WonderWoman Sheriff Prince]]'s posse in favour of [[Comicbook/TheFlash [[ComicBook/TheFlash Wally "Kid Flash" West]], asks the proprieter of [[Comicbook/BlueBeetle [[ComicBook/BlueBeetle Beetle]]'s Machines and Weapons if he has anything that might cancel out the Kid's [[QuickDraw speed advantage]]. The next time we see him he has a chest-mounted machine gun that turns an entire squad of Maxwell Lord's automatons into a pile of scrap metal, and has much the same effect on the room they were in.
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* ''Comicbook/SinCity'' uses this a lot. When Marv is finally captured, the corrupt cops pour bullets into him from submachine guns. Another great example is the ending to ''The Big Fat Kill'', when Dwight and the prostitutes turn an alley into a killbox, pumping hundreds of rounds into the antagonists trapped down there.

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* ''Comicbook/SinCity'' ''ComicBook/SinCity'' uses this a lot. When Marv is finally captured, the corrupt cops pour bullets into him from submachine guns. Another great example is the ending to ''The Big Fat Kill'', when Dwight and the prostitutes turn an alley into a killbox, pumping hundreds of rounds into the antagonists trapped down there.



** [[TheWorfBarrage As proof of how tough]] the ComicBook/{{Juggernaut|MarvelComics}} is, in ''[[ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderMan1963 Nothing Can Stop the Juggernaut!]]'', a SWAT team set a roadblock for the villain on a city street, and when he refused to halt, opened fire with machine gun fire that the narration called "enough to reduce a house to splinters". But it didn't even slow him down.
** The ''Amazing Fantasy'' volume 2 headliner ''Vegas'' featured Sixgun, a member of the mutant gang Vegas used to run with. He's got six different handguns on his person, and with the help of his powers, likes to use them all at once; the first time he shows this off to the reader, he ''obliterates'' a cactus.
* ''Comicbook/SupermanAtEarthsEnd'' has a prime example in the form of the Expunger, a gun that consists, essentially, of multiple Vulcan cannons strapped together.

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** [[TheWorfBarrage As proof of how tough]] the ComicBook/{{Juggernaut|MarvelComics}} is, in ''[[ComicBook/TheAmazingSpiderMan1963 Nothing Can Stop the Juggernaut!]]'', ''ComicBook/NothingCanStopTheJuggernaut'', a SWAT team set a roadblock for the villain on a city street, and when he refused to halt, opened fire with machine gun fire that the narration called "enough to reduce a house to splinters". But it didn't even slow him down.
** The ''Amazing Fantasy'' ''ComicBook/{{Amazing Fantasy|2004}}'' volume 2 headliner ''Vegas'' featured Sixgun, a member of the mutant gang Vegas used to run with. He's got six different handguns on his person, and with the help of his powers, likes to use them all at once; the first time he shows this off to the reader, he ''obliterates'' a cactus.
* ''Comicbook/SupermanAtEarthsEnd'' ''ComicBook/SupermanAtEarthsEnd'' has a prime example in the form of the Expunger, a gun that consists, essentially, of multiple Vulcan cannons strapped together.



* Comicbook/WarMachine has been adding more and more guns to his armor. For an illustration of the result, check out the picture for the ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill trope. For a while, Rhodey's armor had the capability to magnetically lock any piece of machinery to itself, meaning he could repurpose any weapon he found from downed enemies or destroyed vehicles. Even at his current, normal weapon loadout, he's more heavily armed than pretty much any Marvel hero.
* ''Comicbook/XForce'' (Kyle & Yost run)) #14. The team is in an alternate post-Apocalyptic future and surrounded. Insane Future Deadpool's response is [[http://www.4thletter.net/gavok/deadpool/14.jpg more handgun dakka]].

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* Comicbook/WarMachine ComicBook/WarMachine has been adding more and more guns to his armor. For an illustration of the result, check out the picture for the ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill trope. For a while, Rhodey's armor had the capability to magnetically lock any piece of machinery to itself, meaning he could repurpose any weapon he found from downed enemies or destroyed vehicles. Even at his current, normal weapon loadout, he's more heavily armed than pretty much any Marvel hero.
* ''Comicbook/XForce'' ''ComicBook/XForce'' (Kyle & Yost run)) #14. The team is in an alternate post-Apocalyptic future and surrounded. Insane Future Deadpool's response is [[http://www.4thletter.net/gavok/deadpool/14.jpg more handgun dakka]].
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* Quite common in the ''Fanfic/TheTerminatorsArmyOfLegend'' series, but memorable during Commander Alex Vaughn and Commander [[Franchise/SpyroTheDragon Spyro]]'s first encounter with the ''Maxian'' Elite Officers and the ''Maxian'' military commander, named General "Necro" in the third volume. Due to their mutations, the Elites can heal injuries alarmingly quick, the only way to kill them is to almost literally fill them with lead. {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d as Alex responds to this trope directly.

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* Quite common in the ''Fanfic/TheTerminatorsArmyOfLegend'' series, but memorable during Commander Alex Vaughn and Commander [[Franchise/SpyroTheDragon Spyro]]'s first encounter with the ''Maxian'' Elite Officers and the ''Maxian'' military commander, named General "Necro" in the third volume. Due to their mutations, the Elites can heal injuries alarmingly quick, the only way to kill them is to almost literally fill them with lead. {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d as Alex responds to this trope directly.
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While ImprobableAimingSkills are all very well and good, sometimes you just need to throw a wall of bullets at the target -- perhaps your foe can DodgeTheBullet, or you're up against a whole army of {{Mooks}} at once. Modern automatic weapons can achieve the rates of fire required for more dakka all by themselves, but using a whole bunch of slower-firing guns works too. More dakka can even work against targets where conventional attacks are [[FiveRoundsRapid normally ineffective]] -- even if each shot only does ScratchDamage, it will succumb to a DeathOfAThousandCuts eventually. After all, ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill... or so we are led to believe. Occasionally, the only point of a seemingly overwhelming and gratuitous show of force is to hammer home the point that the MonsterOfTheWeek [[TheWorfBarrage simply cannot be defeated through ordinary means]]. Aim is also a factor: large volumes of fire accomplish surprisingly little in the case of ATeamFiring or if the shooters are graduates of the ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy. And sometimes, the guns in question are [[{{BFG}} really, really big.]]

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While ImprobableAimingSkills are all very well and good, sometimes you just need to throw a wall of bullets at the target -- perhaps your foe can DodgeTheBullet, or you're up against a whole army of {{Mooks}} at once. Modern automatic weapons can achieve the rates of fire required for more dakka all by themselves, but using a whole bunch of slower-firing guns works too. More dakka can even work against targets where conventional attacks are [[FiveRoundsRapid normally ineffective]] -- even if each shot only does ScratchDamage, it will succumb to a DeathOfAThousandCuts eventually. After all, ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill... or so we are led to believe. Occasionally, the only point of a seemingly overwhelming and gratuitous show of force is to hammer home the point that the MonsterOfTheWeek [[TheWorfBarrage simply cannot be defeated through ordinary means]]. Aim is also a factor: large volumes of fire accomplish surprisingly little in the case of ATeamFiring or if the shooters are graduates of the ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy. And sometimes, the guns in question are [[{{BFG}} really, really big.]]
]] More often than not single-barreled, though [[GatlingGood you can always add more barrels]].
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* Rivaling the orks themselves is the [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Gun Devil]] from ''Manga/ChainsawMan''. As the AnthropomorphicPersonification of humanity's [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve collective fear of being shot]], it takes the form of a massive {{kaiju}} with building-sized rifles for arms which it uses to level cities. When it first manifested on Earth it killed 1.5 million people across the planet in under 5 minutes [[spoiler:and hundreds more when the President of the United States tried to [[GodzillaThreshold use it to kill Makima]]]].
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* A subversion in ''Series/TheExpanse'': believing Holden to be a terrorist responsible for the destruction of Martian flagship the Donnager, the Secretary-General of Earth sends a tac team of assassins to take him out. After tailing him to a hotel lobby, they promptly unload several automatic weapons' worth of bullets at Holden and his crew. Thanks to a conveniently placed couch and [[spoiler:the intervention of Miller]], nobody ends up shot except the tac team themselves.

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* ''Franchise/{{Zoids}}'' has Gunbluster and Brastle Tiger. [[http://circle.kanagawa-it.ac.jp/~tokumo/gallery/2007/category_5/PICT_tiger_01.JPG At first glance,]] Brastle Tiger looks underarmed with only one gun on its chest visible. Upon opening up its armor, [[http://circle.kanagawa-it.ac.jp/~tokumo/gallery/2007/category_5/PICT_tiger_02.JPG every damn part of it]] is a thermic laser that also is designed to ''melt'' its targets. On the other hand, [[http://hanegaru.main.jp/d1989_007.htm Gunbluster]] is just mobile gun battery with twenty different types of guns.
* The line of Franchise/{{Transformers}} for ''[[Film/TransformersDarkOfTheMoon Dark of the Moon]]'' seems to encourage this with Mech Tech Weapons. The gimmick of the line is transformable guns, becoming bigger guns or melee weapons. Each figure has 5mm ports on their bodies and vehicle modes for the arming of additional weapons. Voyager Class figures take it a step further, with their guns having 5mm ports ''in addition'' to having ports on their bodies. One could have a gun covered in more guns wielded by a robot covered in even more guns.
** And if that wasn't enough, some of the toys from that line also feature 3 mm bars for the older C-jointed weapons to clip onto, which adds yet another layer of weaponing to the already ridiculously overarmed figure.



** And if that wasn't enough, some of the toys from that line also feature 3 mm bars for the older C-jointed weapons to clip onto, which adds yet another layer of weaponing to the already ridiculously overarmed figure.



* The line of Franchise/{{Transformers}} for ''[[Film/TransformersDarkOfTheMoon Dark of the Moon]]'' seems to encourage this with Mech Tech Weapons. The gimmick of the line is transformable guns, becoming bigger guns or melee weapons. Each figure has 5mm ports on their bodies and vehicle modes for the arming of additional weapons. Voyager Class figures take it a step further, with their guns having 5mm ports ''in addition'' to having ports on their bodies. One could have a gun covered in more guns wielded by a robot covered in even more guns.
* ''Franchise/{{Zoids}}'' has Gunbluster and Brastle Tiger. [[http://circle.kanagawa-it.ac.jp/~tokumo/gallery/2007/category_5/PICT_tiger_01.JPG At first glance,]] Brastle Tiger looks underarmed with only one gun on its chest visible. Upon opening up its armor, [[http://circle.kanagawa-it.ac.jp/~tokumo/gallery/2007/category_5/PICT_tiger_02.JPG every damn part of it]] is a thermic laser that also is designed to ''melt'' its targets. On the other hand, [[http://hanegaru.main.jp/d1989_007.htm Gunbluster]] is just mobile gun battery with twenty different types of guns.




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* ''Roleplay/DestroyTheGodmodder'': Used sometimes as a large attack, with many entities equipped with large numbers of machine guns. Now comes in weapon form: The giga gun, which has roughly three times the fire rate of a minigun and deals the same damage as a sword that can freeze things to absolute zero.
---> [=MOAR DAKKAAA!!!=]
--->-- '''pionoplayer''', ''owner of the giga gun.''
* ''Literature/TheFireNeverDies'': Whenever a Red Army general encounters a serious obstacle, their go-to response is a massive artillery barrage (exploiting their massive advantage in industrial capacity). Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. It also results in a lot of collateral damage, such as at Salt Lake City and Wilmington.
* ''Literature/TheSalvationWar'' appears on the surface to follow this trope, with how much hell ends up being rained down ''on'' Hell in the first book. The second book however reveals that the key element of ''dakka'', ammo, has actually run precariously low by the end of the first book, and there's no "magic" quick-fix for rapidly rebuilding the ammo stocks any time soon.* Michael-lan mentions this trope ''by name'':
-->Michael-Lan almost snorted with laughter. "If this was human work, you'd be dead. The favorite expressions of humans where killing is concerned are 'if some is good, more is better', 'nothing succeeds like excess' and 'more dakka'. If humans wanted to kill you, you wouldn't just be dead, your body parts would be strewn over half the Eternal City. This wasn't human work, this was somebody else."
* The FTO rely on this in the ''WebVideo/KateModern'' episode "Answers", spraying bullets everywhere while yelling "We will bring down the Order!" They still manage to [[OnlyAFleshWound screw up]].
* ''Film/ImperialMilitaryPersonnelStories'' has a squad of stormtroopers conduct a raid on a Davenport hangar bay. While one freighter, suspiciously similar to the ''Millennium Falcon'', gets turned into flaming wreckage by a hail of blaster fire, the second spacecraft escapes into the atmosphere. While many of the Imperials continue firing at the fleeing vessel, one in particluar, armed with a full-auto repeating blaster, keeps shooting until a comrade thumps him to knock it off. "They're gone." The rest of the squad can only stare at this haywire trigger-happiness. Viewable on [=YouTube=] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwQNT_Ung9I here]] at the 19:20 mark.
* More Dakka is [[http://images.encyclopediadramatica.rs/f/fd/Serious_fucking_business.jpg Serious Business]].
** Along similar lines, [[http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e21/rhainor/funny%20stuff/MPost75-149645434_337ca27a3c.jpg this]] parody motivational poster. "Brute Force: If it doesn't work, you're just not using enough."
* [[http://mpcp13.deviantart.com/art/Dick-and-his-Ducks-116526529 This pic]] illustrates this trope when combined with an Incredibly Lame {{Pun}}.
* It has been stated in some sources that [[FanFic/ShinjiAndWarhammer40K Rei follows this philosophy]]. Also, [[FanFic/EnemyOfMyEnemy Marikos ''loves'' chainguns]].
* ''WebAnimation/DeadFantasy'' has [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyX Yuna]] unleashing a storm of bullets that even the most hardened BulletHell veteran would be unable to dodge after [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII Tifa]] provides the team with some handy [[StatusBuff Haste]] magic.
* From the pages of Website/DeviantArt, we get the [=NED=]. [[http://blaze-drag.deviantart.com/art/N-E-D-151992456 More Dakka indeed]].
* In one episode of ''WebVideo/DragonBallZAbridged'', Vegeta screams "Dakka, dakka, dakka!" while doing a BeamSpam attack.
* ''Blog/ThingsMrWelchIsNoLongerAllowedToDoInAnRPG''
-->'''58:''' Expended ammunition is not a business expense.
* Literature/{{Prolecto}} has this used as a solution to deal with Sonya, who is ImmuneToBullets. [[spoiler: It manages to disable her, for a bit.]]
* ''WebAnimation/IfTheEmperorHadATextToSpeechDevice'', a work based on {{Trope Namer|s}} ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', has had several FourthWallMailSlot episodes where the GodEmperor (a cranky, cynical, arrogant, GrumpyOldMan and serial [[BreakingTheFourthWall Fourth Wall Breaker]]) answers questions sent in. In the first of these episodes, someone naturally asked the Emperor if there would ever be enough dakka. Here is his response:
-->[[AC:At the point in time when bullets can pass through the interdimensional walls, when firepower takes up the entirety and eternity of space and time, all being stuck in a neverending life and death cycle as bullets recover and destroy their bodies in quick succession, while nobody can think of anything but the sheer force of the bullets flying literally everywhere in the Materium, turning the Warp itself into nothing but a sea of semi-automatic weaponry... then there will be enough dakka. [{{beat}}] Or at least almost.]]
* ''WebAnimation/DSBTInsaniT'': Robo-Wolf can shoot a flurry of bullets from its ''nose.''
** ???'s [[Franchise/{{Digimon}} Guardromon Mooks]] can fire a flurry of bullets from their hands to attack.
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* ''Webcomic/ABeginnersGuideToTheEndOfTheUniverse'' has the protagonist upgrade his cybernetic canine companion by giving her a badass built-in minigun.
* "More Ammunition Than God" in the ''Webcomic/BobAndGeorge'' VideoGame/{{Mega Man|Classic}} subcomic ''Jailhouse Blues''. Obtained from [[strike:Obviously Compensating for Something]] [[InsistentTerminology Artillery Man]].
* Very useful against [[ZombieApocalypse Zombies]] as shown in [[http://www.deadwinter.cc/page/361.htm this page]] from the comic ''Webcomic/DeadWinter''.
* Ranger from ''WebComic/EightBitTheater'' manages to achieve this [[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2009/01/27/episode-1087-exalted-feat/ by firing three arrows]] from one bow. While ''[[DualWielding quad-wielding]]''. This broke ''[[AWizardDidIt Sarda's]]'' brain.
* Tal A Kinesis, the main villain of ''Webcomic/EvilPlan'' thinks it would be a great idea to [[http://evilplan.thewebcomic.com/comics/1463485/chapter-8-page-8-dramatic/ use a dozen handguns at once]] with his telekenetic ability. [[http://evilplan.thewebcomic.com/comics/1465332/chapter-8-page-9-clear-the-way/ It looks awesome and intimidating.]] [[http://evilplan.thewebcomic.com/comics/1474419/chapter-8-page-10-nice-try/ It is not very effective.]]
** As of Chapter 14 he has [[http://evilplan.thewebcomic.com/comics/2178628/chapter-14-page-30/ practiced and perfected the technique.]]
* Sora Jeon of ''Webcomic/{{Forestdale}}'' prefers a 'quantity over quality' approach to snowball fights; rolling up in high tech snow tanks that can pelt any form of opposition with dozens upon dozens of snowballs in a matter of seconds.
* ''Webcomic/FreakAngels'': One character has a [[http://www.freakangels.com/?p=48&page=6 steam-powered gatling gun]] that fires massive metal arrows.



* Riff from ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'' is a big believer in having more dakka. His opinion on a truck full of shotguns, grenades, laser cannons, and stake-firing {{Gatling g|ood}}uns? [[http://www.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=020611 "Party favors."]]

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* Riff from ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'' In ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'', Lord English's [[http://mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=006705 pool cue cane]] can transform into a "super deudly" assault rifle with which he proceeds to go [[http://mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=006710 BRAKABRAKABRAKABRAKABRAKABRAKA]] on poor [[spoiler:Hussie.]]
** In addition, when Caliborn [[spoiler: (who
is all but confirmed to be the young Lord English)]] is exploring his land, he comes across Gamzee, who offers to be his guide. The two options both are just a big believer in having more dakka. His opinion on a truck full picture of shotguns, grenades, laser cannons, and stake-firing {{Gatling g|ood}}uns? Caliborn's face. Whichever one you pick, it ends the same way: with Caliborn filling Gamzee with bullets over [[http://www.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=020611 "Party favors."]]mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=007371 four]] [[http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=007372 successive]] [[http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=007373 Flash]] [[http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=007374 animations.]] While [[SoundtrackDissonance elevator music plays in the background.]]
* [[http://nettserier.no/oil/1224194400/ Jericho Jive]] definitely has more ''Brakka''.
* Vulcan Raven's take on the subject in good old ''WebComic/TheLastDaysOfFOXHOUND'':
-->'''Raven''': Subtlety is a thing for philosophy, not combat. If you're going to kill somebody, you might as well kill them a whole lot.
* Shauna from ''Webcomic/LegostarGalactica'' wields a minigun in [[http://www.legostargalactica.net/2009/03/10/03102009/ this strip]]. It even goes "Dakka dakka dakka dakka"



* Ranger from ''WebComic/EightBitTheater'' manages to achieve this [[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2009/01/27/episode-1087-exalted-feat/ by firing three arrows]] from one bow. While ''[[DualWielding quad-wielding]]''. This broke ''[[AWizardDidIt Sarda's]]'' brain.
* Vulcan Raven's take on the subject in good old ''WebComic/TheLastDaysOfFOXHOUND'':
-->'''Raven''': Subtlety is a thing for philosophy, not combat. If you're going to kill somebody, you might as well kill them a whole lot.
* ''Webcomic/FreakAngels'': One character has a [[http://www.freakangels.com/?p=48&page=6 steam-powered gatling gun]] that fires massive metal arrows.
* "More Ammunition Than God" in the ''Webcomic/BobAndGeorge'' VideoGame/{{Mega Man|Classic}} subcomic ''Jailhouse Blues''. Obtained from [[strike:Obviously Compensating for Something]] [[InsistentTerminology Artillery Man]].
* Very useful against [[ZombieApocalypse Zombies]] as shown in [[http://www.deadwinter.cc/page/361.htm this page]] from the comic ''Webcomic/DeadWinter''.
* Shauna from ''Webcomic/LegostarGalactica'' wields a minigun in [[http://www.legostargalactica.net/2009/03/10/03102009/ this strip]]. It even goes "Dakka dakka dakka dakka"

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* Ranger Riff from ''WebComic/EightBitTheater'' manages to achieve this ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'' is a big believer in having more dakka. His opinion on a truck full of shotguns, grenades, laser cannons, and stake-firing {{Gatling g|ood}}uns? [[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2009/01/27/episode-1087-exalted-feat/ by firing three arrows]] from one bow. While ''[[DualWielding quad-wielding]]''. This broke ''[[AWizardDidIt Sarda's]]'' brain.
* Vulcan Raven's take on the subject in good old ''WebComic/TheLastDaysOfFOXHOUND'':
-->'''Raven''': Subtlety is a thing for philosophy, not combat. If you're going to kill somebody, you might as well kill them a whole lot.
* ''Webcomic/FreakAngels'': One character has a [[http://www.freakangels.com/?p=48&page=6 steam-powered gatling gun]] that fires massive metal arrows.
* "More Ammunition Than God" in the ''Webcomic/BobAndGeorge'' VideoGame/{{Mega Man|Classic}} subcomic ''Jailhouse Blues''. Obtained from [[strike:Obviously Compensating for Something]] [[InsistentTerminology Artillery Man]].
* Very useful against [[ZombieApocalypse Zombies]] as shown in [[http://www.deadwinter.cc/page/361.htm this page]] from the comic ''Webcomic/DeadWinter''.
* Shauna from ''Webcomic/LegostarGalactica'' wields a minigun in [[http://www.legostargalactica.net/2009/03/10/03102009/ this strip]]. It even goes "Dakka dakka dakka dakka"
sluggy.com/daily.php?date=020611 "Party favors."]]



* [[http://nettserier.no/oil/1224194400/ Jericho Jive]] definitely has more ''Brakka''.
* In ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'', Lord English's [[http://mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=006705 pool cue cane]] can transform into a "super deudly" assault rifle with which he proceeds to go [[http://mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=006710 BRAKABRAKABRAKABRAKABRAKABRAKA]] on poor [[spoiler:Hussie.]]
** In addition, when Caliborn [[spoiler: (who is all but confirmed to be the young Lord English)]] is exploring his land, he comes across Gamzee, who offers to be his guide. The two options both are just a picture of Caliborn's face. Whichever one you pick, it ends the same way: with Caliborn filling Gamzee with bullets over [[http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=007371 four]] [[http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=007372 successive]] [[http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=007373 Flash]] [[http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=007374 animations.]] While [[SoundtrackDissonance elevator music plays in the background.]]
* ''Webcomic/ABeginnersGuideToTheEndOfTheUniverse'' has the protagonist upgrade his cybernetic canine companion by giving her a badass built-in minigun.
* Tal A Kinesis, the main villain of ''Webcomic/EvilPlan'' thinks it would be a great idea to [[http://evilplan.thewebcomic.com/comics/1463485/chapter-8-page-8-dramatic/ use a dozen handguns at once]] with his telekenetic ability. [[http://evilplan.thewebcomic.com/comics/1465332/chapter-8-page-9-clear-the-way/ It looks awesome and intimidating.]] [[http://evilplan.thewebcomic.com/comics/1474419/chapter-8-page-10-nice-try/ It is not very effective.]]
** As of Chapter 14 he has [[http://evilplan.thewebcomic.com/comics/2178628/chapter-14-page-30/ practiced and perfected the technique.]]
* Sora Jeon of ''Webcomic/{{Forestdale}}'' prefers a 'quantity over quality' approach to snowball fights; rolling up in high tech snow tanks that can pelt any form of opposition with dozens upon dozens of snowballs in a matter of seconds.



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* ''Roleplay/DestroyTheGodmodder'': Used sometimes as a large attack, with many entities equipped with large numbers of machine guns. Now comes in weapon form: The giga gun, which has roughly three times the fire rate of a minigun and deals the same damage as a sword that can freeze things to absolute zero.
---> [=MOAR DAKKAAA!!!=]
--->-- '''pionoplayer''', ''owner of the giga gun.''
* ''Literature/TheFireNeverDies'': Whenever a Red Army general encounters a serious obstacle, their go-to response is a massive artillery barrage (exploiting their massive advantage in industrial capacity). Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. It also results in a lot of collateral damage, such as at Salt Lake City and Wilmington.
* ''Literature/TheSalvationWar'' appears on the surface to follow this trope, with how much hell ends up being rained down ''on'' Hell in the first book. The second book however reveals that the key element of ''dakka'', ammo, has actually run precariously low by the end of the first book, and there's no "magic" quick-fix for rapidly rebuilding the ammo stocks any time soon.* Michael-lan mentions this trope ''by name'':
-->Michael-Lan almost snorted with laughter. "If this was human work, you'd be dead. The favorite expressions of humans where killing is concerned are 'if some is good, more is better', 'nothing succeeds like excess' and 'more dakka'. If humans wanted to kill you, you wouldn't just be dead, your body parts would be strewn over half the Eternal City. This wasn't human work, this was somebody else."
* The FTO rely on this in the ''WebVideo/KateModern'' episode "Answers", spraying bullets everywhere while yelling "We will bring down the Order!" They still manage to [[OnlyAFleshWound screw up]].
* ''Film/ImperialMilitaryPersonnelStories'' has a squad of stormtroopers conduct a raid on a Davenport hangar bay. While one freighter, suspiciously similar to the ''Millennium Falcon'', gets turned into flaming wreckage by a hail of blaster fire, the second spacecraft escapes into the atmosphere. While many of the Imperials continue firing at the fleeing vessel, one in particluar, armed with a full-auto repeating blaster, keeps shooting until a comrade thumps him to knock it off. "They're gone." The rest of the squad can only stare at this haywire trigger-happiness. Viewable on [=YouTube=] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qwQNT_Ung9I here]] at the 19:20 mark.
* More Dakka is [[http://images.encyclopediadramatica.rs/f/fd/Serious_fucking_business.jpg Serious Business]].
** Along similar lines, [[http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e21/rhainor/funny%20stuff/MPost75-149645434_337ca27a3c.jpg this]] parody motivational poster. "Brute Force: If it doesn't work, you're just not using enough."
* [[http://mpcp13.deviantart.com/art/Dick-and-his-Ducks-116526529 This pic]] illustrates this trope when combined with an Incredibly Lame {{Pun}}.
* It has been stated in some sources that [[FanFic/ShinjiAndWarhammer40K Rei follows this philosophy]]. Also, [[FanFic/EnemyOfMyEnemy Marikos ''loves'' chainguns]].
* ''WebAnimation/DeadFantasy'' has [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyX Yuna]] unleashing a storm of bullets that even the most hardened BulletHell veteran would be unable to dodge after [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyVII Tifa]] provides the team with some handy [[StatusBuff Haste]] magic.
* From the pages of Website/DeviantArt, we get the [=NED=]. [[http://blaze-drag.deviantart.com/art/N-E-D-151992456 More Dakka indeed]].
* In one episode of ''WebVideo/DragonBallZAbridged'', Vegeta screams "Dakka, dakka, dakka!" while doing a BeamSpam attack.
* ''Blog/ThingsMrWelchIsNoLongerAllowedToDoInAnRPG''
-->'''58:''' Expended ammunition is not a business expense.
* Literature/{{Prolecto}} has this used as a solution to deal with Sonya, who is ImmuneToBullets. [[spoiler: It manages to disable her, for a bit.]]
* ''WebAnimation/IfTheEmperorHadATextToSpeechDevice'', a work based on {{Trope Namer|s}} ''TabletopGame/Warhammer40000'', has had several FourthWallMailSlot episodes where the GodEmperor (a cranky, cynical, arrogant, GrumpyOldMan and serial [[BreakingTheFourthWall Fourth Wall Breaker]]) answers questions sent in. In the first of these episodes, someone naturally asked the Emperor if there would ever be enough dakka. Here is his response:
-->[[AC:At the point in time when bullets can pass through the interdimensional walls, when firepower takes up the entirety and eternity of space and time, all being stuck in a neverending life and death cycle as bullets recover and destroy their bodies in quick succession, while nobody can think of anything but the sheer force of the bullets flying literally everywhere in the Materium, turning the Warp itself into nothing but a sea of semi-automatic weaponry... then there will be enough dakka. [{{beat}}] Or at least almost.]]
* ''WebAnimation/DSBTInsaniT'': Robo-Wolf can shoot a flurry of bullets from its ''nose.''
** ???'s [[Franchise/{{Digimon}} Guardromon Mooks]] can fire a flurry of bullets from their hands to attack.
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* WesternAnimation/AeonFlux was introduced in her first short on ''WesternAnimation/LiquidTelevision'' producing a notable amount of dakka--also featuring close-ups of the weapon and ejected shell casings.



* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode "The Cartridge Family" (which generally pokes fun at America's gun culture -- ''both'' sides of, no less) we see an NRA meeting where Moe explains how "with a few minor adjustments you can turn a regular gun into ''five guns''!". None of them are automatic, though. Moe has his regular shotgun in the centre, with four others around the barrel of said shotgun, held in place by pieces of metal. There are four strings that run from the shotgun's trigger to the four other guns. Moe ''really'' doesn't like people staying in the bar too late.
* Many ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'', especially the god [[http://www.seibertron.com/images/toys/galaxyforce_primus.jpg Primus]] from Cybertron. He's a robot that transforms into a planet the size of ''Saturn''. In robot mode he's equipped with shoulder-mounted cannons, shoulder-mounted missile pods, [[ArmCannon wrist mounted twin barrel guns]], and huge gun racks for legs with missile launchers, more missile pods, cannons, and such goodies. And did we mention he's the size of ''SATURN''? Other people feel proud because they have 40mm cannons. He has 40Mm cannons! That's Megameters, or 1,000,000 meters. If you give him four space-exploring spaceships, and he'll merge them into the ''Ark'', which in itself is a Mother-Of-All {{BFG}}'s with the power to close a universe-eating black hole!
** ''WesternAnimation/BeastWars'' has Rhinox and his "Chainguns of Doom".
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNUqOoBBl40&t=17s Waspinator demonstrates the effects of the Chainguns of Doom.]]
*** ''Coming of the Fuzors'' sees the Maximals, [[OurHeroIsDead devoid of Optimus Primal's leadership]] and with Rhinox on a quest to revive their leader, facing an all-out attack from the Predacons. Dinobot's response? Head to the WallOfWeapons and load up as much weaponry as he can feasibly carry.
** As befitting an intergalactic arms dealer, Animated Swindle understands the need for moar dakka. In addition to his arm-mounted gun, he's got two over-the-shoulder guns, a gatling gun in his chest, and his hands both change into two twin-barreled guns.
** ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'' brings us Skyquake, who's primary weapon is a Transformer-sized laser gatling cannon.
* The ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsCloneWars'' miniseries has two main elements: incredibly awesome feats by the Jedi (and Grievous), and dakka. Unlike [[Franchise/StarWars the movies]], ''every single weapon'' is on full automatic at all times, and the most common tactic for both Republic and Confederacy is to place their army in front the opposing army and fire repeatedly until one side stops moving. Even the {{red shirt}}s use {{BFG}}s, like a chest-mounted quad-barreled anti-ship cannon (a similar type is later seen mounted into the Millennium Falcon for point defense). Reaches its peak in the fourth episode, the Republic battle tanks possessing so much dakka that they mow through whole city blocks in mere seconds.
** In ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'' series this trope is one of the main reasons the Separatists have any victories at all.



* Toward the end of season four of ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'', the Titans are defending the tower [[spoiler:and Raven]] from a [[spoiler:resurrected Slade and his]] flaming demonic army from hell, and as a finishing blow Cyborg brings out a version of his Sonic Canon that seems to be bigger than he is and proceeds to wipe out the entire army, which the Titans together had been unable to beat until then, in one shot (which also drains all of the electricity from Titans Tower and most of Cyborg's own battery). (Well, he ''almost'' wipes the army out...)
** That's more a {{Wave Motion Gun}} since it's just 2 shots. A better example is when we finally see what the Titans Tower security system looks like when it detects an intruder. Essentially, the ceilings are LOADED with laser turrets that all lock onto hostile targets.
* ''WesternAnimation/StormHawks'':
** One episode features [[TheBrute Snipe]] constructing a new flagship with a ''lot'' of blasters. In true More Dakka spirit, he is never satisfied, and constantly demands that more be added. This is lampshaded several times, when his subordinates point out that it is now too heavy to fly.
** In another episode, Piper convinces a band of scavengers to help her, and they do so by building a new ship out of whatever they can find -- the end result is a couple of engines and mostly weapons bolted together.
** In the pilot, this actually works ''against'' Finn. He straps a ton of guns to his Skimmer's wings in preparation for fighting the Cyclonians...but the extra weight keeps throwing off his actual ''aim'' plus weighing his ride down. He actually does better when they end up blasting several of the guns off and giving him some maneuvering room.

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* Toward ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers'' sometimes puts quite some dakka into the end paws of season four of ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'', the Titans are defending the tower [[spoiler:and Raven]] chipmunks.
** "Le Purrfect Crime" has a nice ''Franchise/{{Rambo}}''-[[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]]-''Film/{{Predator}}'' spoof: After suffering
from LaserGuidedAmnesia, Dale is turned into [=RamDale=] by giving him a [[spoiler:resurrected Slade and his]] flaming demonic army crank-operated coffee bean gun, the [[ICallItVera Decaffeinator]], with an ammo container that he carries on his back.
** In "Good Times, Bat Times", the Rangers bring the dakka themselves: The ''Bagpipe Express'', quickly cobbled together by Gadget, can shoot small round pebbles
from hell, and as a finishing blow Cyborg brings out a version one of his Sonic Canon its pipes. If you feed a whole lot of them through a funnel (which Chip does), you get fully automatic pebble spam.
* Being a show where the main characters once fought each other by ''[[RuleOfCool piloting planets]]'', ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim'' naturally deserves a spot on this page. Special mention also goes to Dib's HumongousMecha in "Bad, Bad Rubber Piggy"... if only Zim [[HoistByHisOwnPetard accidentally provides it]] [[NiceJobFixingItVillain while trying to kill him]].
** In one episode Dib learns
that seems irkens are horribly allergic to be bigger than he is water, and proceeds tries to wipe out kill Zim by pushing him into a puddle. Then he challenges Zim to a water balloon fight. Naturally, Zim takes the rational approach to this challenge... and builds a space station that sucks all of the city's water to make a water balloon the size of a large asteroid and drops it on Dib, obliterating the entire army, which the Titans together had been unable to beat until then, in one shot (which also drains all of the electricity from Titans Tower and most of Cyborg's own battery). (Well, he ''almost'' wipes the army out...)
** That's more a {{Wave Motion Gun}} since it's just 2 shots. A better example is when we finally see what the Titans Tower security system looks like when it detects an intruder. Essentially, the ceilings are LOADED with laser turrets that all lock onto hostile targets.
* ''WesternAnimation/StormHawks'':
** One episode features [[TheBrute Snipe]] constructing a new flagship with a ''lot'' of blasters. In true More Dakka spirit, he is never satisfied, and constantly demands that more be added. This is lampshaded several times, when his subordinates point out that it is now too heavy to fly.
city.
** In another episode, Piper convinces episode we see in Tak's flashback how Zim ruined her life by getting a band of scavengers humongous mecha to help her, and they do so by building obliterate a new ship out of whatever they can find -- the end result is a couple of engines and mostly weapons bolted together.
** In the pilot, this actually works ''against'' Finn. He straps a ton of guns to
vending machine that took his Skimmer's wings in preparation for fighting the Cyclonians...but the extra weight keeps throwing off his actual ''aim'' plus weighing his ride down. He actually does better when they end up blasting several money, destroying half of the guns off and giving him some maneuvering room.planet's power supply.
* ''WesternAnimation/MegasXLR''. When Coop isn't smashing the MonsterOfTheWeek into oblivion, he's (ab)using this method.



* WesternAnimation/AeonFlux was introduced in her first short on ''WesternAnimation/LiquidTelevision'' producing a notable amount of dakka--also featuring close-ups of the weapon and ejected shell casings.

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* WesternAnimation/AeonFlux was introduced in her first short on ''WesternAnimation/LiquidTelevision'' producing In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Popeye}}'' cartoon, "Olive Oyl for President," Popeye has a notable amount of dakka--also featuring close-ups dream (after Olive knocks him out cold for making fun of the weapon idea that she could be president) that she ''is'' US President, but the Congress is arguing so stubbornly about it that she calls up the Secretary of Love, which happens to be Cupid. Seeing the target rich environment for his arrows, he throws down his bow, and ejected shell casings.uses a machine gun for them instead for the desired effect.



* ''WesternAnimation/MegasXLR''. When Coop isn't smashing the MonsterOfTheWeek into oblivion, he's (ab)using this method.

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* ''WesternAnimation/MegasXLR''. When Coop isn't smashing Episode VII of ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'', "Jack and the MonsterOfTheWeek Three Blind Archers" has the titular archers being able to unleash so many (explosive!) arrows that an ''entire army'' is annihilated in roughly 70 seconds.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode "The Cartridge Family" (which generally pokes fun at America's gun culture -- ''both'' sides of, no less) we see an NRA meeting where Moe explains how "with a few minor adjustments you can turn a regular gun
into oblivion, he's (ab)using this method.''five guns''!". None of them are automatic, though. Moe has his regular shotgun in the centre, with four others around the barrel of said shotgun, held in place by pieces of metal. There are four strings that run from the shotgun's trigger to the four other guns. Moe ''really'' doesn't like people staying in the bar too late.
* Air Enforcer from ''WesternAnimation/SkysurferStrikeForce'' has ArmCannon and rocket launchers from the top of his shoulders all the way down to his legs. His enemy, Replicon can turn any part of his body into automatic and ballistic weaponry easily rivaling the hero.



* Being a show where the main characters once fought each other by ''[[RuleOfCool piloting planets]]'', ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim'' naturally deserves a spot on this page. Special mention also goes to Dib's HumongousMecha in "Bad, Bad Rubber Piggy"... if only Zim [[HoistByHisOwnPetard accidentally provides it]] [[NiceJobFixingItVillain while trying to kill him]].
** In one episode Dib learns that irkens are horribly allergic to water, and tries to kill Zim by pushing him into a puddle. Then he challenges Zim to a water balloon fight. Naturally, Zim takes the rational approach to this challenge... and builds a space station that sucks all of the city's water to make a water balloon the size of a large asteroid and drops it on Dib, obliterating the entire city.
** In another episode we see in Tak's flashback how Zim ruined her life by getting a humongous mecha to obliterate a vending machine that took his money, destroying half of the planet's power supply.
* Air Enforcer from ''WesternAnimation/SkysurferStrikeForce'' has ArmCannon and rocket launchers from the top of his shoulders all the way down to his legs. His enemy, Replicon can turn any part of his body into automatic and ballistic weaponry easily rivaling the hero.
* ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers'' sometimes puts quite some dakka into the paws of chipmunks.
** "Le Purrfect Crime" has a nice ''Franchise/{{Rambo}}''-[[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]]-''Film/{{Predator}}'' spoof: After suffering from LaserGuidedAmnesia, Dale is turned into [=RamDale=] by giving him a crank-operated coffee bean gun, the [[ICallItVera Decaffeinator]], with an ammo container that he carries on his back.
** In "Good Times, Bat Times", the Rangers bring the dakka themselves: The ''Bagpipe Express'', quickly cobbled together by Gadget, can shoot small round pebbles from one of its pipes. If you feed a whole lot of them through a funnel (which Chip does), you get fully automatic pebble spam.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Popeye}}'' cartoon, "Olive Oyl for President," Popeye has a dream (after Olive knocks him out cold for making fun of the idea that she could be president) that she ''is'' US President, but the Congress is arguing so stubbornly about it that she calls up the Secretary of Love, which happens to be Cupid. Seeing the target rich environment for his arrows, he throws down his bow, and uses a machine gun for them instead for the desired effect.
* Episode VII of ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'', "Jack and the Three Blind Archers" has the titular archers being able to unleash so many (explosive!) arrows that an ''entire army'' is annihilated in roughly 70 seconds.

to:

* Being The ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsCloneWars'' miniseries has two main elements: incredibly awesome feats by the Jedi (and Grievous), and dakka. Unlike [[Franchise/StarWars the movies]], ''every single weapon'' is on full automatic at all times, and the most common tactic for both Republic and Confederacy is to place their army in front the opposing army and fire repeatedly until one side stops moving. Even the {{red shirt}}s use {{BFG}}s, like a show where chest-mounted quad-barreled anti-ship cannon (a similar type is later seen mounted into the Millennium Falcon for point defense). Reaches its peak in the fourth episode, the Republic battle tanks possessing so much dakka that they mow through whole city blocks in mere seconds.
** In ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'' series this trope is one of
the main characters once fought each other by ''[[RuleOfCool piloting planets]]'', ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim'' naturally deserves a spot on this page. Special mention also goes to Dib's HumongousMecha in "Bad, Bad Rubber Piggy"... if only Zim [[HoistByHisOwnPetard accidentally provides it]] [[NiceJobFixingItVillain while trying to kill him]].
reasons the Separatists have any victories at all.
* ''WesternAnimation/StormHawks'':
** In one One episode Dib learns features [[TheBrute Snipe]] constructing a new flagship with a ''lot'' of blasters. In true More Dakka spirit, he is never satisfied, and constantly demands that irkens are horribly allergic to water, and tries to kill Zim by pushing him into a puddle. Then he challenges Zim to a water balloon fight. Naturally, Zim takes the rational approach to this challenge... and builds a space station more be added. This is lampshaded several times, when his subordinates point out that sucks all of the city's water it is now too heavy to make a water balloon the size of a large asteroid and drops it on Dib, obliterating the entire city.
fly.
** In another episode we see in Tak's flashback how Zim ruined her life episode, Piper convinces a band of scavengers to help her, and they do so by getting building a humongous mecha new ship out of whatever they can find -- the end result is a couple of engines and mostly weapons bolted together.
** In the pilot, this actually works ''against'' Finn. He straps a ton of guns
to obliterate a vending machine that took his money, destroying half Skimmer's wings in preparation for fighting the Cyclonians...but the extra weight keeps throwing off his actual ''aim'' plus weighing his ride down. He actually does better when they end up blasting several of the planet's power supply.
* Air Enforcer from ''WesternAnimation/SkysurferStrikeForce'' has ArmCannon
guns off and rocket launchers from the top of his shoulders all the way down to his legs. His enemy, Replicon can turn any part of his body into automatic and ballistic weaponry easily rivaling the hero.
* ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers'' sometimes puts quite some dakka into the paws of chipmunks.
** "Le Purrfect Crime" has a nice ''Franchise/{{Rambo}}''-[[JustForFun/XMeetsY meets]]-''Film/{{Predator}}'' spoof: After suffering from LaserGuidedAmnesia, Dale is turned into [=RamDale=] by
giving him a crank-operated coffee bean gun, some maneuvering room.
* Toward
the [[ICallItVera Decaffeinator]], with an ammo container end of season four of ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'', the Titans are defending the tower [[spoiler:and Raven]] from a [[spoiler:resurrected Slade and his]] flaming demonic army from hell, and as a finishing blow Cyborg brings out a version of his Sonic Canon that seems to be bigger than he carries on his back.
** In "Good Times, Bat Times",
is and proceeds to wipe out the Rangers bring entire army, which the dakka themselves: The ''Bagpipe Express'', quickly cobbled Titans together by Gadget, can shoot small round pebbles had been unable to beat until then, in one shot (which also drains all of the electricity from one Titans Tower and most of its pipes. Cyborg's own battery). (Well, he ''almost'' wipes the army out...)
** That's more a {{Wave Motion Gun}} since it's just 2 shots. A better example is when we finally see what the Titans Tower security system looks like when it detects an intruder. Essentially, the ceilings are LOADED with laser turrets that all lock onto hostile targets.
* Many ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'', especially the god [[http://www.seibertron.com/images/toys/galaxyforce_primus.jpg Primus]] from Cybertron. He's a robot that transforms into a planet the size of ''Saturn''. In robot mode he's equipped with shoulder-mounted cannons, shoulder-mounted missile pods, [[ArmCannon wrist mounted twin barrel guns]], and huge gun racks for legs with missile launchers, more missile pods, cannons, and such goodies. And did we mention he's the size of ''SATURN''? Other people feel proud because they have 40mm cannons. He has 40Mm cannons! That's Megameters, or 1,000,000 meters.
If you feed a whole lot of give him four space-exploring spaceships, and he'll merge them through a funnel (which Chip does), you get fully automatic pebble spam.
* In
into the ''WesternAnimation/{{Popeye}}'' cartoon, "Olive Oyl for President," Popeye ''Ark'', which in itself is a Mother-Of-All {{BFG}}'s with the power to close a universe-eating black hole!
** ''WesternAnimation/BeastWars''
has a dream (after Olive knocks him out cold for making fun Rhinox and his "Chainguns of Doom".
*** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNUqOoBBl40&t=17s Waspinator demonstrates the effects
of the idea that she could be president) that she ''is'' US President, but Chainguns of Doom.]]
*** ''Coming of
the Congress is arguing so stubbornly about it that she calls up Fuzors'' sees the Secretary Maximals, [[OurHeroIsDead devoid of Love, which happens Optimus Primal's leadership]] and with Rhinox on a quest to be Cupid. Seeing revive their leader, facing an all-out attack from the target rich environment Predacons. Dinobot's response? Head to the WallOfWeapons and load up as much weaponry as he can feasibly carry.
** As befitting an intergalactic arms dealer, Animated Swindle understands the need
for moar dakka. In addition to his arrows, he throws down arm-mounted gun, he's got two over-the-shoulder guns, a gatling gun in his bow, chest, and uses a machine gun for them instead for the desired effect.
* Episode VII of ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'', "Jack and the Three Blind Archers" has the titular archers being able to unleash so many (explosive!) arrows that an ''entire army''
his hands both change into two twin-barreled guns.
** ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'' brings us Skyquake, who's primary weapon
is annihilated in roughly 70 seconds.a Transformer-sized laser gatling cannon.

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* The ''TabletopGame/{{Shadowrun}}'' story anthology ''Into The Shadows'' has a number of examples of this trope. The best is probably in "It's All Done With Mirrors", when a junkyard is attacked with "more ordnance.. ..than was used in all fifty-seven James Bond movies combined."
* [[ICallItVera Reason]] in ''Literature/SnowCrash'', a 3mm Gatling Railgun powered by a thermonuclear reactor with a rate of fire sufficient to reduce boatloads of pirates to a fine red mist before they can blink and rip giant, gaping, molten holes through aircraft carriers.

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* ''Literature/SixteenThirtyTwo'' series:
**
The ''TabletopGame/{{Shadowrun}}'' story anthology ''Into The Shadows'' has a number of examples of this trope. The best is probably in "It's All Done With Mirrors", M60 machine gun that Frank Jackson "appropriated" when a junkyard leaving Vietnam made quite an impression on the armies fighting the Americans and Swedes.
** The "lots of non-automatic guns firing" variant
is attacked employed by a Danish navy captain in [[spoiler: bringing down Hans Richter's aircraft]] in ''1633''.
** This trope is the reason that the "flying artillery" and mitrailleuse (both based on RealLife weapons) are employed by the army and navy, respectively, in an application of rapid fire within the tech base of the time.
* Robert Rankin's ''Armageddon II: The B-Movie'' made a RunningGag out of every armed person turning up
with "more ordnance.. ..than was used "a rotary machine gun, like the one Blain had in all fifty-seven James Bond movies combined."
''Film/{{Predator}}''." He also added a minigun to ''Literature/HollowChocolateBunniesOfTheApocalypse'' for no adequately explained reason.
* [[ICallItVera Reason]] ''The Ashtown Burials:'' when Dr. Phoenix discovers the vent in ''Literature/SnowCrash'', a 3mm Gatling Railgun powered by a thermonuclear reactor with a rate which Nolan is hiding, he orders two of fire sufficient his {{Mooks}} to reduce boatloads direct a hail of pirates to a fine red mist before they can blink and rip giant, gaping, molten holes gunfire up through aircraft carriers.the grate. [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill After a couple of fireballs.]] The vent is shot half to pieces, Nolan is left charred and bleeding...but transmortal immortality is still a factor and it [[ImmuneToBullets barely slows him down]].



** The Quad in ''Literature/DecomposingAngel'' is a swiveling rig of four Dillon Aero machine-guns. It sees plenty of use.

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** The Quad in ''Literature/DecomposingAngel'' is a swiveling rig of four Dillon Aero machine-guns. It sees plenty of use. * The ''TabletopGame/{{Shadowrun}}'' story anthology ''Into The Shadows'' has a number of examples of this trope. The best is probably in "It's All Done With Mirrors", when a junkyard is attacked with "more ordnance.. ..than was used in all fifty-seven James Bond movies combined."
* In one episode of the ''Bandy Papers'' novels, then-disgraced WWI fighter pilot Bart Bandy joined a Canadian Bicycle Infantry Company on the Western Front during the last German offensive, which broke through the trenches and deeper into France. Every man of the company carried a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_gun Lewis Gun]], a light air-cooled machine gun, allowing the unit to stop an attacking German infantry battalion in its tracks with massed firepower.
* ''Literature/{{Biggles}}'' once put in something called a zone call on a patch of woodland where a German attack force was hiding out. The result was ''every single weapon within ten miles'' firing on that one little wood. (Note: This was an actual American tactical innovation, called "all guns in range," in WWII. The Germans thought it was both crazy and extremely unfair.)



* In the ''Literature/{{Gatling}}'' novels, Gatling carries a Light Maxim Gun that has been modified to allow him to fire it from the hip. Pretty much anyone who uses a fully automatic weapon in TheWildWest qualifies using More Dakka.
* Thanks to his massive size, "Try Again" Bragg of Creator/DanAbnett's ''Literature/GauntsGhosts'' series of TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} novels can carry around immense chainguns and the like, which is just as well due to the poor aim that earned him his nickname.
* Harry Harrison's rebels in his ''Homeworld'' trilogy equip their ships with hypervelocity railcannon firing kilogram balls of aluminum (because beam weapons are useless at long range) so rapidly that the stream of cannonballs looks like a solid bar.
* The ''Literature/HonorHarrington'' books feature tribarrels, the largest of the major types of hand weapons. They seem to be essentially high-tech miniguns. Plus, military doctrine when it comes down to actually firing boils down to "put as many missiles into space as is humanly possible."



* ''Literature/TheWarAgainstTheChtorr''. The AM-280 rifle with [[GogglesDoSomethingUnusual EV-helmet]] and LaserSight, firing hyper-velocity 18-grain needles at up to 3000 rounds per minute. Necessary as the unusual biology of the Chtorran worms makes them effectively ImmuneToBullets; even though the protagonist empties a couple of magazines into a rampaging Chtorran he still doesn't kill it.
* The ''Literature/HonorHarrington'' books feature tribarrels, the largest of the major types of hand weapons. They seem to be essentially high-tech miniguns. Plus, military doctrine when it comes down to actually firing boils down to "put as many missiles into space as is humanly possible."
* ''Literature/{{Biggles}}'' once put in something called a zone call on a patch of woodland where a German attack force was hiding out. The result was ''every single weapon within ten miles'' firing on that one little wood. (Note: This was an actual American tactical innovation, called "all guns in range," in WWII. The Germans thought it was both crazy and extremely unfair.)

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* ''Literature/TheWarAgainstTheChtorr''. The AM-280 rifle Being unabashedly in the action story genre, most of Creator/JohnRingo's ''Literature/PaladinOfShadows'' series makes heavy use of this trope, including a paean to RuleOfCool with [[GogglesDoSomethingUnusual EV-helmet]] several characters running and LaserSight, gunning with [=M60E=] machine guns, in ''Unto the Breach''.
* In ''Literature/ThePowderMageTrilogy'' the powder mages' magic gives them incredible control over gunpowder and firearms. They mostly use it for ImprobableAimingSkills as their powers let them turn a musket ball into a miniature guided missile with an incredible range. However, a master like Tamas can simply toss a sack full of musket balls into the air and give each individual ball the same momentum as if was being fired from a gun. Depending on how he times it, it will have the effect of a giant shotgun
firing hyper-velocity 18-grain needles dozens of large pellets at up to 3000 rounds per minute. Necessary as once or the unusual biology effect of a machine gun firing them in quick succession. So you get the effect of a modern machine gun using just blackpowder and lead balls but with no actual firearm present.
* In Creator/JohnRingo and Creator/DavidWeber's ''Literature/PrinceRoger'' series, Rastar Komas Ta'Norton is a native
of the Chtorran worms makes them effectively ImmuneToBullets; even though planet Marduk. He has four arms, and consequently, four hands, each of which can hold and fire a pistol. At the protagonist empties same time. He does this while riding, well, a couple of magazines into a rampaging Chtorran he still doesn't kill it.
dinosaur. He can also do this with swords.
* The ''Literature/HonorHarrington'' books feature tribarrels, In ''Literature/{{Sandokan}}'', superior firepower is the largest main advantage of the major types of hand weapons. They seem to be essentially high-tech miniguns. Plus, military doctrine when it comes down to actually firing boils down to "put as many missiles into space as is humanly possible."
* ''Literature/{{Biggles}}'' once put in something called a zone call on a patch of woodland where a German attack force was hiding out.
British, and they 'will'' use it. The result was ''every single weapon within ten miles'' firing on that one little wood. (Note: This was an actual American tactical innovation, called "all guns in range," in WWII. The Germans thought it was both crazy titular character is a fan, too, and extremely unfair.)whenever he can he'll field Maxim machine guns.



* ''Literature/SixteenThirtyTwo'' series:
** The M60 machine gun that Frank Jackson "appropriated" when leaving Vietnam made quite an impression on the armies fighting the Americans and Swedes.
** The "lots of non-automatic guns firing" variant is employed by a Danish navy captain in [[spoiler: bringing down Hans Richter's aircraft]] in ''1633''.
** This trope is the reason that the "flying artillery" and mitrailleuse (both based on RealLife weapons) are employed by the army and navy, respectively, in an application of rapid fire within the tech base of the time.
* Robert Rankin's ''Armageddon II: The B-Movie'' made a RunningGag out of every armed person turning up with "a rotary machine gun, like the one Blain had in ''Film/{{Predator}}''." He also added a minigun to ''Literature/HollowChocolateBunniesOfTheApocalypse'' for no adequately explained reason.



* Being unabashedly in the action story genre, most of Creator/JohnRingo's ''Literature/PaladinOfShadows'' series makes heavy use of this trope, including a paean to RuleOfCool with several characters running and gunning with [=M60E=] machine guns, in ''Unto the Breach''.

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* Being unabashedly in In K.C. Alexander's [=SINless=] books, corporate mercs of [=MetaCore=] favoured the action story genre, most Sauger 877 assault rifle (Sauger was a subsidiary of Creator/JohnRingo's ''Literature/PaladinOfShadows'' series [=MetaCore=] ). It's 5.56mm caseless rounds aren't that impressive individually but it can dump 500 rounds in only a few seconds, allowing it to shred even armoured targets. This makes heavy use it a weapon of this trope, including a paean to RuleOfCool choice for battles with several characters running and gunning cyborgs that have gone "necro".
* [[ICallItVera Reason]] in ''Literature/SnowCrash'', a 3mm Gatling Railgun powered by a thermonuclear reactor
with [=M60E=] machine guns, in ''Unto the Breach''.a rate of fire sufficient to reduce boatloads of pirates to a fine red mist before they can blink and rip giant, gaping, molten holes through aircraft carriers.



* After the monkeys and birds manage to outwit ''Literature/TheTwits'' several times, Mr. and Mrs. Twit decide to go purchase guns and shoot them all, especially "the kind that spray a hundred bullets a second!"
* In the Mack Maloney series ''Wingman,'' the main character retrofits his plane, the world's last F-16, to carry 6 [[GatlingGood M61-A1 Vulcans]].
** Also featured are a pair of C-5 Galaxy cargo planes (some of the largest planes period), ''Nozo'' and ''Bozo''. The former carries 21 GAU-8 Avenger 30mm Gatling guns, while the latter has a mixed array of artillery, grenade launchers, rocket launchers, Gatling guns, and anti-aircraft guns.
* ''Literature/TheWarAgainstTheChtorr''. The AM-280 rifle with [[GogglesDoSomethingUnusual EV-helmet]] and LaserSight, firing hyper-velocity 18-grain needles at up to 3000 rounds per minute. Necessary as the unusual biology of the Chtorran worms makes them effectively ImmuneToBullets; even though the protagonist empties a couple of magazines into a rampaging Chtorran he still doesn't kill it.



* In Creator/JohnRingo and Creator/DavidWeber's ''Literature/PrinceRoger'' series, Rastar Komas Ta'Norton is a native of the planet Marduk. He has four arms, and consequently, four hands, each of which can hold and fire a pistol. At the same time. He does this while riding, well, a dinosaur. He can also do this with swords.
* In the Mack Maloney series Wingman, the main character retrofits his plane, the world's last F-16, to carry 6 [[GatlingGood M61-A1 Vulcans]].
** Also featured are a pair of C-5 Galaxy cargo planes (some of the largest planes period), ''Nozo'' and ''Bozo''. The former carries 21 GAU-8 Avenger 30mm Gatling guns, while the latter has a mixed array of artillery, grenade launchers, rocket launchers, Gatling guns, and anti-aircraft guns.
* Thanks to his massive size, "Try Again" Bragg of Creator/DanAbnett's ''Literature/GauntsGhosts'' series of TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} novels can carry around immense chainguns and the like, which is just as well due to the poor aim that earned him his nickname.
* In one episode of the Bandy Papers novels, then-disgraced WWI fighter pilot Bart Bandy joined a Canadian Bicycle Infantry Company on the Western Front during the last German offensive, which broke through the trenches and deeper into France. Every man of the company carried a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lewis_gun Lewis Gun]], a light air-cooled machine gun, allowing the unit to stop an attacking German infantry battalion in its tracks with massed firepower.
* After the monkeys and birds manage to outwit ''Literature/TheTwits'' several times, Mr. and Mrs. Twit decide to go purchase guns and shoot them all, especially "the kind that spray a hundred bullets a second!"
* In ''Literature/ThePowderMageTrilogy'' the powder mages' magic gives them incredible control over gunpowder and firearms. They mostly use it for ImprobableAimingSkills as their powers let them turn a musket ball into a miniature guided missile with an incredible range. However, a master like Tamas can simply toss a sack full of musket balls into the air and give each individual ball the same momentum as if was being fired from a gun. Depending on how he times it, it will have the effect of a giant shotgun firing dozens of large pellets at once or the effect of a machine gun firing them in quick succession. So you get the effect of a modern machine gun using just blackpowder and lead balls but with no actual firearm present.
* Harry Harrison's rebels in his ''Homeworld'' trilogy equip their ships with hypervelocity railcannon firing kilogram balls of aluminum (because beam weapons are useless at long range) so rapidly that the stream of cannonballs looks like a solid bar.
* In the ''Literature/{{Gatling}}'' novels, Gatling carries a Light Maxim Gun that has been modified to allow him to fire it from the hip. Pretty much anyone who uses a fully automatic weapon in TheWildWest qualifies using More Dakka.
* In ''Literature/{{Sandokan}}'', superior firepower is the main advantage of the British, and they 'will'' use it. The titular character is a fan, too, and whenever he can he'll field Maxim machine guns.
* In K.C. Alexander's [=SINless=] books, corporate mercs of [=MetaCore=] favoured the Sauger 877 assault rifle (Sauger was a subsidiary of [=MetaCore=] ). It's 5.56mm caseless rounds aren't that impressive individually but it can dump 500 rounds in only a few seconds, allowing it to shred even armoured targets. This makes it a weapon of choice for battles with cyborgs that have gone "necro".
* ''The Ashtown Burials:'' when Dr. Phoenix discovers the vent in which Nolan is hiding, he orders two of his {{Mooks}} to direct a hail of gunfire up through the grate. [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill After a couple of fireballs.]] The vent is shot half to pieces, Nolan is left charred and bleeding...but transmortal immortality is still a factor and it [[ImmuneToBullets barely slows him down]].

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* One of the Graboids in ''Film/Tremors1'' makes the fatal decision to bust into the basement of the local gun nut. The firearms enthusiast, assisted by [[BattleCouple his wife]], summarily proceeds to unleash his entire private arsenal on the thing, starting with submachine guns and assault rifles, moving through other submachine guns and assault rifles, bolt-action rifles, dual-wielding pistols, and finally two shots from a ''massive'' elephant gun to deliver the coup-de-grace. If anyone ''might'' have enuff dakka, it's Burt Gummer
-->'''Burt''': Broke into the wrong goddamn rec room, didn't you you bastard!
* The lack of this is a plot point in ''Film/Tremors2Aftershocks''. Thinking they were "just" up against Graboids, Burt has a selection of large, high-powered rifles at his disposal, since the Graboids in the first film were ImmuneToBullets while underground, since it's very difficult to shoot through dirt. When the Graboids turn into much smaller, faster, and more plentiful Shriekers, Burt laments the fact that he's carrying entirely the wrong kinds of weapons to deal with the creatures, and what he did have had been used up in his first encounter with them.
-->'''Burt''': I am completely out of ammo. I don't think that's ever happened to me before.
* ''Film/Tremors3BackToPerfection'' opens with Burt having become a semi-full-time Graboid Exterminator. When officials have allowed an infestation to advance to the Screamer stage, he brings along a new toy: a modified, multi-barreled, mechanized ''anti-aircraft gun''. Baiting the things in with heat sources, the look on his face as [[ZergRush dozens of them rise over the hill]] and he opens fire is like a kid on Christmas morning. Knowing Burt though, he's probably disappointed he couldn't get incendiary ammunition.

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* ''Film/Tremors'' franchise:
**
One of the Graboids in ''Film/Tremors1'' makes the fatal decision to bust into the basement of the local gun nut. The firearms enthusiast, assisted by [[BattleCouple his wife]], summarily proceeds to unleash his entire private arsenal on the thing, starting with submachine guns and assault rifles, moving through other submachine guns and assault rifles, bolt-action rifles, dual-wielding pistols, and finally two shots from a ''massive'' elephant gun to deliver the coup-de-grace. If anyone ''might'' have enuff dakka, it's Burt Gummer
-->'''Burt''': --->'''Burt''': Broke into the wrong goddamn rec room, didn't you you bastard!
* ** The lack of this is a plot point in ''Film/Tremors2Aftershocks''. Thinking they were "just" up against Graboids, Burt has a selection of large, high-powered rifles at his disposal, since the Graboids in the first film were ImmuneToBullets while underground, since it's very difficult to shoot through dirt. When the Graboids turn into much smaller, faster, and more plentiful Shriekers, Burt laments the fact that he's carrying entirely the wrong kinds of weapons to deal with the creatures, and what he did have had been used up in his first encounter with them.
-->'''Burt''': --->'''Burt''': I am completely out of ammo. I don't think that's ever happened to me before.
* ** ''Film/Tremors3BackToPerfection'' opens with Burt having become a semi-full-time Graboid Exterminator. When officials have allowed an infestation to advance to the Screamer stage, he brings along a new toy: a modified, multi-barreled, mechanized ''anti-aircraft gun''. Baiting the things in with heat sources, the look on his face as [[ZergRush dozens of them rise over the hill]] and he opens fire is like a kid on Christmas morning. Knowing Burt though, he's probably disappointed he couldn't get incendiary ammunition.

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* The eponymous vehicle in ''Film/TheWarWagon'' is equipped with a {{Gatling G|ood}}un, to complement the rifles of the escorting cowboys, in a Wild West

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* ''Franchise/TheMatrix'' likes this one.
** Neo's quest to rescue Morpheus from the Agents involves a bombastic and daring plan that nobody has ever tried before. This translates to absolutely atrocious amounts of firepower, in a sequence of scenes where Neo and Trinity shoot up a skyscraper lobby, shoot their way to the top, shoot a lot of SWAT, shoot an Agent in the head, and then Neo fires [[GatlingGood a minigun]] from a helicopter to kill three Agents, complete with gratuitous SlowMotion shots devoted to [[SpentShellsShower the shell casings falling from the gun]]. Neo's approach to the mission is summed up in the [[MemeticMutation famous line]] delivered during their preparation:
-->"What do you need?"
-->"Guns. ''Lots'' of guns."
** In the sequels, there's the huge machine guns mounted on Zion's resident MiniMecha and ships with turrets mounting dual machine guns. The Merovingian's mooks also used this trope unsuccessfully in ''Film/TheMatrixReloaded'' against Neo, who doesn't need to DodgeTheBullet anymore, so it makes no difference how many there are.
* ''Franchise/{{Rambo}}'': John Rambo loves full-auto fire, starting after the first film. In [[Film/RamboIV the fourth film]], he uses a .50 caliber machine gun to kill the driver of the truck it's mounted on. A thirteen-round burst at a range of two or three feet was certainly gratuitous.
* The ''Franchise/{{Predator}}'' series.
** ''Film/{{Predator}}''. In an early scene, the commandos cut down a good portion of the surrounding jungle with automatic fire from assault rifles, the famous "[[ICallItVera Old Painless]]" [[GatlingGood handheld minigun]], and grenade launchers.
** ''Film/{{Predator 2}}''. When the Predator attacks the Jamaicans in the Colombian drug lord's apartment they unload a huge amount of firepower at him.
** ''Film/{{Predators}}''. In a nod to the first film, HuskyRusskie Nikolai uses a handheld minigun similar to Blain's "Old Painless." He successfully kills a number of Predator hounds by shooting them a lot.

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* ''Franchise/TheMatrix'' likes this one.
''Film/{{Aliens}}'':
** Neo's quest to rescue Morpheus from As part of its SerialEscalation, the Agents involves film takes what was a bombastic survival horror film and daring plan adds machine-gun-toting space marines into the mix.
** Ripley tapes a flame thrower to a pulse rifle in preparation for her confrontation with the Alien Queen.
* ''Film/AngelsWithDirtyFaces'': Frazier's goons decide
that nobody has ever tried before. This translates to absolutely atrocious amounts of firepower, even though Rocky is stuck in a sequence phone both with no way out, they might as well unload as many bullets as they can into him to make sure he's dead. The whole thing is brutal, especially since Rocky tricked one of scenes where Neo and Trinity shoot up a skyscraper lobby, shoot their way to own men into entering the top, shoot a lot of SWAT, shoot an Agent phone box and getting riddled in his place.
* Played straight in ''Film/BonnieAndClyde''. During the end scene (and
in the head, and then Neo fires [[GatlingGood a minigun]] from a helicopter to kill three Agents, complete real-life event), the local police [[spoiler: fill both of them up with gratuitous SlowMotion shots devoted enough lead to [[SpentShellsShower the shell casings falling from the gun]]. Neo's approach to the mission is summed up in the [[MemeticMutation famous line]] delivered during their preparation:
-->"What do you need?"
-->"Guns. ''Lots''
start a type foundry. It's quite literally 45 straight seconds of guns."
** In the sequels, there's the huge machine guns mounted on Zion's resident MiniMecha and ships with turrets mounting dual machine guns. The Merovingian's mooks also used this trope unsuccessfully in ''Film/TheMatrixReloaded'' against Neo, who doesn't need to DodgeTheBullet anymore, so it makes no difference how many there are.
* ''Franchise/{{Rambo}}'': John Rambo loves full-auto fire, starting after the first film. In [[Film/RamboIV the fourth film]], he uses a .50 caliber machine gun to kill the driver of the truck it's mounted on. A thirteen-round burst at a range of two or three feet was certainly gratuitous.
* The ''Franchise/{{Predator}}'' series.
** ''Film/{{Predator}}''. In an early scene, the commandos cut down a good portion of the surrounding jungle with automatic
non-stop fire from assault rifles, the famous "[[ICallItVera Old Painless]]" [[GatlingGood handheld minigun]], and grenade launchers.
** ''Film/{{Predator 2}}''. When the Predator attacks the Jamaicans
six Thompson .45 ACP sub-machine guns]].
* Creator/MattLeblanc's Airstream trailer is machine-gunned into scrap
in the Colombian drug lord's apartment they unload a huge amount of firepower at him.
** ''Film/{{Predators}}''. In a nod to the first film, HuskyRusskie Nikolai uses a handheld minigun similar to Blain's "Old Painless." He successfully kills a number of Predator hounds by shooting them a lot.
''Film/CharliesAngels2000'' movie.



* It's a staple of the ''Franchise/{{Terminator}}'' films to have at least one scene worshipping this trope, but undoubtedly the best and most memorable is the T-800's [[GatlingGood minigun]] rampage against the police at the Cyberdyne building in ''Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay''. Surprisingly for this trope, it's literally BloodlessCarnage because John Connor ordered the T-800 not to kill anybody; the Terminator's HUD implies that nobody was even injured. ("Casualties: 0.0", suggesting that it might have assigned a decimal point for someone with a bullet wound who was not dead.)
* ''Film/SupermanReturns'' features a scene in which Superman walks directly into the fire of a massive gatling gun, ending with the famous "bullet to the eye" shot.
* ''Film/WhoKilledCaptainAlex'': Whether they are mercenaries/guns for hire, Tiger Mafia goons or Ugandan Special Forces commandos, they all resort to indiscriminately blasting each other with machine guns if they get into a fight, with hip-firing that would be expected of a wannabe Rambo and aim that make you fail a basic firearms accuracy course.
* ''Film/HotShotsPartDeux'', parodies the need for dakka in ''Franchise/{{Rambo}}'', ''Film/{{Commando}}'', and other action movies from TheEighties. There's a scene where Topper Harley (Charlie Sheen) kills people just by ''throwing'' bullets at them. Part of that scene even has a "kill counter" that points out when the scene's kill count has surpassed that of other films, finally declaring the film to be "The Bloodiest Movie Ever". If that weren't enough, there's also Topper standing in the last little bit of the boat up to his waist in spent brass as he decimates the Iraqi navy.
* The climactic battle of ''Film/TheRundown'' is absolutely loaded with Dakka flying in all directions. It makes the movie.
* The visit to Udre Belicoff's in the ''Film/{{Hitman}}'' film culminates in the arms dealer failing to kill 47 with twin light machine guns.
* ''Film/TheGauntlet''. This Creator/ClintEastwood film had very decent Dakka for its time, including ballistic demolition of a house by way of massive firearm barrage and driving a DIY armored bus through a literal rain of bullets.
* ''Film/TheFifthElement'' had the villain showing off how his shiny new gun has ''[[{{Roboteching}} homing]]'' dakka. He still isn't able to kill the heroine with it.



* ''Der Clown: Payday'': The three main villains seem to carry their machine guns wherever they go, [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace always with the finger on the trigger]], and use them almost wherever they please since they've got BottomlessMagazines anyway. It's also hard to believe that a German Sondereinsatzkommando (SWAT) would fire their submachine guns at full auto.
* In ''Film/DeathWish3'', there's a memorable scene where Paul Kersey uses a M1919 Browning machinegun to mow down [[BigBad Fraker's]] gang.



* ''Film/PoliceAcademy 6'' had series GunNut Tackleberry do a similar thing. In response to his opponent's own {{Gunslinger}} skills making a smiley with a pistol and an SMG ("Cute."), he writes "Have A Nice Day" on the wall with ''his'' gun.
* ''Film/RaisingArizona'': In an extended shootout, everyone down to the grocery-store butcher is packing [[{{BFG}} massive heat]]. And all because Creator/NicolasCage stole a bag of Huggies.
* The federal agents in ''Film/TheRocketeer'' are largely portrayed as incompetent bullies, but what they lack in ability, they make up for in enthusiasm. Much to the dismay of the heroes, who get caught up between the feds and the bad guy's ImplacableMan.
* The "Death Blossom" attack of ''Film/TheLastStarfighter''. Justified in this case, as it's a one-shot last-resort weapon meant to take out all enemies at close range.
* ''Film/{{Aliens}}'':
** As part of its SerialEscalation, the film takes what was a survival horror film and adds machine-gun-toting space marines into the mix.
** Ripley tapes a flame thrower to a pulse rifle in preparation for her confrontation with the Alien Queen.
* A scene in ''Film/ManiacCop2'' has the eponymous AxCrazy Officer Matt Cordell sneak into the police station, shoot everyone in the target range and afterward abandon his gun for a much, much bigger one before going upstairs into the offices and shooting everyone, crashing through several walls (both solid and glass) in the process.
* In ''Film/RoboCop1987'', ED-209, the title character's replacement/rival product, is a walking metal armory, made to simply obliterate all lawbreakers. Robocop himself doesn't hesitate to take one of the Cobra Assault Cannons to use on the ED-209 at the [=OmniCorp=] HQ building when he realizes his pistol isn't up to the job.
** And yet the ED-209 absolutely pales compared to the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckTmbLjc6eI berserk rampage]] of Robocain in ''Film/RoboCop2'', in which thousands of rounds are exchanged.

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* ''Film/PoliceAcademy 6'' had series GunNut Tackleberry do a similar thing. In response to his opponent's own {{Gunslinger}} skills making a smiley ''Film/{{Dredd}} 3D''. Ma-Ma unloads on Dredd and Anderson with a pistol and an SMG ("Cute."), he writes "Have A Nice Day" on the wall with ''his'' gun.
* ''Film/RaisingArizona'': In an extended shootout, everyone down to the grocery-store butcher is packing [[{{BFG}}
''three'' [[GatlingGood massive heat]]. And all because Creator/NicolasCage stole a bag gatling guns]]. The results are kind of Huggies.
mind-blowing. She turns the entire floor they're on into rubble, civilians included, and is still savvy enough not to write the Judges off unless her people find their bodies... or what's left of them.
* The federal agents bridge assault in ''Film/TheRocketeer'' are largely portrayed as incompetent bullies, but what they lack in ability, they make up for in enthusiasm. Much to the dismay of the heroes, who get caught up between the feds and the bad guy's ImplacableMan.
* The "Death Blossom" attack of ''Film/TheLastStarfighter''. Justified in
''Film/EasternCondors'' oozes with this case, as it's trope. You have Yuen Biao and Joyce Godenzi picking up mounted heavy machine-guns against enemy troops, then you have Sammo Hung using a one-shot last-resort weapon meant ''50 cal. Browning'' to take out all effortlessly mow down dozens of enemies at close range.
in seconds.
* ''Film/{{Aliens}}'':
** As part
''Film/{{Elysium}}'': Besides some ''glorious'' shots of its SerialEscalation, an AKM slow-motion exploding a robot, the film takes what was a survival horror film and adds machine-gun-toting space marines into the mix.
** Ripley tapes a flame thrower to a pulse
two varieties of Elysian assault rifle in preparation for her confrontation fire at a minigun-like buzz, along with the Alien Queen.
* A scene in ''Film/ManiacCop2'' has the eponymous AxCrazy Officer Matt Cordell sneak into the police station, shoot everyone in the target range and afterward abandon his gun for a much, much bigger one before going upstairs into the offices and shooting everyone, crashing through several walls (both solid and glass) in the process.
* In ''Film/RoboCop1987'', ED-209, the title character's replacement/rival product, is a walking metal armory, made to simply obliterate all lawbreakers. Robocop himself doesn't hesitate to take
one of the Cobra Assault Cannons gang members' chainsaw-gripped machine gun and a door-mounted gauss heavy machine gun.
* ''Film/TheExpendables'' is a GenreThrowback
to use on over-the-top 80's action movies, and 90% of the ED-209 at the [=OmniCorp=] HQ building when he realizes his pistol AllStarCast already have doctorates in Dakkanomics. For this movie, More Dakka isn't up to just required, it's expected.
* ''Film/TheFifthElement'' had
the job.
** And yet
villain showing off how his shiny new gun has ''[[{{Roboteching}} homing]]'' dakka. He still isn't able to kill the ED-209 absolutely pales compared to the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckTmbLjc6eI berserk rampage]] heroine with it.
* ''Film/TheGauntlet''. This Creator/ClintEastwood film had very decent Dakka for its time, including ballistic demolition
of Robocain in ''Film/RoboCop2'', in which thousands a house by way of rounds are exchanged.massive firearm barrage and driving a DIY armored bus through a literal rain of bullets.



* The Mobile Infantry in ''Film/StarshipTroopers'' have BottomlessMagazines in their epic futuristic assault rifles, except where the plot demands. The troops in [[Literature/StarshipTroopers the original novel]] have even ''more'' dakka.
** It should noted that, at the time of its release, ''Film/StarshipTroopers'' held the record for most ammunition used in a movie ever.
* ''Franchise/StarWars'': Everyone knows that in a fight between a Jedi and someone with a blaster, the Jedi is going to win; simply put, the Force allows them to react faster than the person can shoot, even on full-auto, and deflect their blaster shots. So how do you beat a Jedi with blaster fire?
** In ''Film/StarWarsAttackOfTheClones'', a ''huge'' droid army surrounds the Jedi and attacks from so many directions that even a couple of dozen Jedi can't stop them all.
** In ''Film/StarWarsRevengeOfTheSith'', the Clone Troopers use similar tactics to carry out Order 66. When one Jedi is attacked by several dozen troopers, it overwhelms even a Jedi's ability to react, especially when [[InTheBack caught from behind]].
** Averted in pretty much [[ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy every other use in the film series, ever]].
* ''Franchise/StarTrek'':
** In ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', Picard leads some Borg drones into the holodeck, where he shoots them down with a submachine gun in the "Dixon Hill" program, having deactivated the safety protocols to ensure that holographic bullets were as deadly as the real thing.
** ''Film/StarTrek2009'': The ''Enterprise'' has a more dakka than its [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries original series]] counterpart, in the form of lots of fast-firing point defense turrets, which complement the [[BeamSpam multiple phaser banks]] and [[MacrossMissileMassacre rapid-firing photon torpedo launchers]] nicely.
** In ''Film/StarTrekIntoDarkness'', Harrison doesn't skimp on bullets when he wants to kill something.
* ''Film/TheWildBunch'' is a classic example with the climactic battle with the Bunch using a heavy machine gun, an example of the modern times they have no place in, to make one final stand for some semblance of honor like the old days.
* The eponymous vehicle in ''Film/TheWarWagon'' is equipped with a {{Gatling G|ood}}un, to complement the rifles of the escorting cowboys, in a Wild West attempt at More Dakka.
* ''Der Clown: Payday'': The three main villains seem to carry their machine guns wherever they go, [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace always with the finger on the trigger]], and use them almost wherever they please since they've got BottomlessMagazines anyway. It's also hard to believe that a German Sondereinsatzkommando (SWAT) would fire their submachine guns at full auto.
* In ''Film/Ultraviolet2006'', the heroine uses extradimensional space/folding technology to almost achieve enuff dakka.
* ''Film/{{Waterworld}}'': The hellgunner on the Deacon's barge.
* ''Film/VForVendetta''. Creedy brings a squad of [[StateSec Fingermen]] with fifteen-round semiautomatic pistols along to hunt for V near the climax. The mooks even form a semicircular firing squad and open fire in unison, led by Creedy's heavy revolver, as they empty their pistols into V. An armored breastplate under V's cloak keeps him on his feet long enough to kill all of them (including Creedy), but enough rounds penetrate it to inflict fatal injuries.
* ''Film/TromasWar'': At the time, the record holder for most bullets fired in a single movie.
* One of the Graboids in ''Film/Tremors1'' makes the fatal decision to bust into the basement of the local gun nut. The firearms enthusiast, assisted by [[BattleCouple his wife]], summarily proceeds to unleash his entire private arsenal on the thing, starting with submachine guns and assault rifles, moving through other submachine guns and assault rifles, bolt-action rifles, dual-wielding pistols, and finally two shots from a ''massive'' elephant gun to deliver the coup-de-grace. If anyone ''might'' have enuff dakka, it's Burt Gummer
-->'''Burt''': Broke into the wrong goddamn rec room, didn't you you bastard!
* The lack of this is a plot point in ''Film/Tremors2Aftershocks''. Thinking they were "just" up against Graboids, Burt has a selection of large, high-powered rifles at his disposal, since the Graboids in the first film were ImmuneToBullets while underground, since it's very difficult to shoot through dirt. When the Graboids turn into much smaller, faster, and more plentiful Shriekers, Burt laments the fact that he's carrying entirely the wrong kinds of weapons to deal with the creatures, and what he did have had been used up in his first encounter with them.
-->'''Burt''': I am completely out of ammo. I don't think that's ever happened to me before.
* ''Film/Tremors3BackToPerfection'' opens with Burt having become a semi-full-time Graboid Exterminator. When officials have allowed an infestation to advance to the Screamer stage, he brings along a new toy: a modified, multi-barreled, mechanized ''anti-aircraft gun''. Baiting the things in with heat sources, the look on his face as [[ZergRush dozens of them rise over the hill]] and he opens fire is like a kid on Christmas morning. Knowing Burt though, he's probably disappointed he couldn't get incendiary ammunition.
* ''Film/TheExpendables'' is a GenreThrowback to over-the-top 80's action movies, and 90% of the AllStarCast already have doctorates in Dakkanomics. For this movie, More Dakka isn't just required, it's expected.
* ''Film/Red2010'' loves this trope. A notable example is when a hit squad shows up at [[spoiler:Frank]]'s house in the wee small hours of the morning. A line of men marches toward the house with automatic weapons going full blast, the bullets tearing the house to bits. This goes on for quite some time.
* ''Film/SherlockHolmesAGameOfShadows'': Not only is there more shooting than the first movie, there's a {{Gatling|Good}} gun at some point. Watson also picks up an early LMG and uses it.
** Watson also gets to express [[VideoGame/TeamFortress2 the Engineer's]] philosophy when Moran has him pinned down from a sniper perch. He got more gun.
* The chief tactic of the British in ''Film/{{Zulu}}''.
** Whatever happens, we have got/The Maxim gun and they have not.
* Creator/MattLeblanc's Airstream trailer is machine-gunned into scrap in the ''Film/CharliesAngels2000'' movie.

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* The Mobile Infantry visit to Udre Belicoff's in ''Film/StarshipTroopers'' have BottomlessMagazines the ''Film/{{Hitman}}'' film culminates in their epic futuristic assault rifles, except the arms dealer failing to kill 47 with twin light machine guns.
* ''Film/HotShotsPartDeux'', parodies the need for dakka in ''Franchise/{{Rambo}}'', ''Film/{{Commando}}'', and other action movies from TheEighties. There's a scene
where the plot demands. The troops in [[Literature/StarshipTroopers the original novel]] have Topper Harley (Charlie Sheen) kills people just by ''throwing'' bullets at them. Part of that scene even ''more'' dakka.
** It should noted that, at
has a "kill counter" that points out when the time scene's kill count has surpassed that of its release, ''Film/StarshipTroopers'' held other films, finally declaring the record for film to be "The Bloodiest Movie Ever". If that weren't enough, there's also Topper standing in the last little bit of the boat up to his waist in spent brass as he decimates the Iraqi navy.
* In ''Film/TheHungerGamesMockingjayPart2'', one of the traps in the Capitol is a pair of machine guns that fire about 500 rounds when they are triggered. Star Squad 451 is even slightly amused by this trap when it completely destroys a gate with only normal bullets.
* ''Film/TheIsland1980'': While
most ammunition used in of the pirates are gathered on the aft deck of the cutter, Maynard discovers a movie ever.
* ''Franchise/StarWars'': Everyone knows that in
deck-mounted M2 Machine Gun hidden underneath a fight between a Jedi tarp. He opens fire on the pirates, and someone with a blaster, the Jedi is going continues to win; simply put, the Force allows them to react faster than the person can shoot, fire even on full-auto, and deflect their blaster shots. So how do you beat a Jedi with blaster fire?
** In ''Film/StarWarsAttackOfTheClones'', a ''huge'' droid army surrounds the Jedi and attacks from so many directions that even a couple of dozen Jedi can't stop them all.
** In ''Film/StarWarsRevengeOfTheSith'', the Clone Troopers use similar tactics to carry out Order 66. When one Jedi is attacked by several dozen troopers, it overwhelms even a Jedi's ability to react, especially when [[InTheBack caught from behind]].
after they are all dead.
** Averted in pretty much [[ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy every other use in the film series, ever]].
* ''Franchise/StarTrek'':
** In ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', Picard leads some Borg drones into the holodeck, where he shoots them down with
Ordell Robbie of ''Film/JackieBrown'' is apparently a submachine gun in the "Dixon Hill" program, having deactivated the safety protocols to ensure that holographic bullets were as deadly as the real thing.
** ''Film/StarTrek2009'':
fan:
-->'''Robbie''': AK-47:
The ''Enterprise'' has a more dakka than its [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries original series]] counterpart, in the form of lots of fast-firing point defense turrets, which complement the [[BeamSpam multiple phaser banks]] and [[MacrossMissileMassacre rapid-firing photon torpedo launchers]] nicely.
** In ''Film/StarTrekIntoDarkness'', Harrison doesn't skimp on bullets when he wants
very best there is. When you absolutely, positively got to kill something.
* ''Film/TheWildBunch'' is a classic example with the climactic battle with the Bunch using a heavy machine gun, an example of the modern times they have no place in, to make one final stand for some semblance of honor like the old days.
* The eponymous vehicle in ''Film/TheWarWagon'' is equipped with a {{Gatling G|ood}}un, to complement the rifles of the escorting cowboys, in a Wild West attempt at More Dakka.
* ''Der Clown: Payday'': The three main villains seem to carry their machine guns wherever they go, [[IJustShotMarvinInTheFace always with the finger on the trigger]], and use them almost wherever they please since they've got BottomlessMagazines anyway. It's also hard to believe that a German Sondereinsatzkommando (SWAT) would fire their submachine guns at full auto.
* In ''Film/Ultraviolet2006'', the heroine uses extradimensional space/folding technology to almost achieve enuff dakka.
* ''Film/{{Waterworld}}'': The hellgunner on the Deacon's barge.
* ''Film/VForVendetta''. Creedy brings a squad of [[StateSec Fingermen]] with fifteen-round semiautomatic pistols along to hunt for V near the climax. The mooks even form a semicircular firing squad and open fire in unison, led by Creedy's heavy revolver, as they empty their pistols into V. An armored breastplate under V's cloak keeps him on his feet long enough to kill all of them (including Creedy), but enough rounds penetrate it to inflict fatal injuries.
* ''Film/TromasWar'': At the time, the record holder for most bullets fired in a single movie.
* One of the Graboids in ''Film/Tremors1'' makes the fatal decision to bust into the basement of the local gun nut. The firearms enthusiast, assisted by [[BattleCouple his wife]], summarily proceeds to unleash his entire private arsenal on the thing, starting with submachine guns and assault rifles, moving through other submachine guns and assault rifles, bolt-action rifles, dual-wielding pistols, and finally two shots from a ''massive'' elephant gun to deliver the coup-de-grace. If anyone ''might'' have enuff dakka, it's Burt Gummer
-->'''Burt''': Broke into the wrong goddamn rec room, didn't you you bastard!
* The lack of this is a plot point in ''Film/Tremors2Aftershocks''. Thinking they were "just" up against Graboids, Burt has a selection of large, high-powered rifles at his disposal, since the Graboids
every motherfucker in the first film were ImmuneToBullets while underground, since it's very difficult to shoot through dirt. When the Graboids turn into much smaller, faster, and more plentiful Shriekers, Burt laments the fact that he's carrying entirely the wrong kinds of weapons to deal with the creatures, and what he did have had been used up in his first encounter with them.
-->'''Burt''': I am completely out of ammo. I don't think that's ever happened to me before.
room, accept no substitutes.
* ''Film/Tremors3BackToPerfection'' ''Film/JasonGoesToHellTheFinalFriday'' opens with Burt having become a semi-full-time Graboid Exterminator. When officials have allowed an infestation to advance to the Screamer stage, he brings along FBI setting a new toy: a modified, multi-barreled, mechanized ''anti-aircraft gun''. Baiting the things in trap for Jason, and unloading on him with heat sources, a small army. As noted in the look on his face as [[ZergRush dozens of them rise over the hill]] and he opens fire is like a kid on Christmas morning. Knowing Burt though, he's probably disappointed he couldn't get incendiary ammunition.
* ''Film/TheExpendables'' is a GenreThrowback to over-the-top 80's action movies, and 90% of the AllStarCast already have doctorates in Dakkanomics. For
page intro, this movie, More Dakka isn't just required, is enough overkill to put down even someone who's ImmuneToBullets... but only for a while.
* The "Death Blossom" attack of ''Film/TheLastStarfighter''. Justified in this case, as
it's expected.
a one-shot last-resort weapon meant to take out all enemies at close range.
* ''Film/Red2010'' loves this trope. A notable example This was basically Omura's FinalSolution to the {{Samurai}} problem in ''Film/TheLastSamurai'': a row of gatling guns to mow them all down.
* In ''Film/LoneHero'', a Calico M950, converted in a full auto version with a 100 round helical magazine,
is when used by Bart during the assassination of a hit squad shows up at [[spoiler:Frank]]'s house patrol police officer. It shreds the side of the police car he fires it at.
* A scene in ''Film/ManiacCop2'' has the eponymous AxCrazy Officer Matt Cordell sneak into the police station, shoot everyone
in the wee small hours of the morning. A line of men marches toward the house with automatic weapons target range and afterward abandon his gun for a much, much bigger one before going full blast, upstairs into the bullets tearing the house to bits. This goes on for quite some time.
* ''Film/SherlockHolmesAGameOfShadows'': Not only is there more
offices and shooting than the first movie, there's a {{Gatling|Good}} gun at some point. Watson also picks up an early LMG everyone, crashing through several walls (both solid and uses it.
** Watson also gets to express [[VideoGame/TeamFortress2 the Engineer's]] philosophy when Moran has him pinned down from a sniper perch. He got more gun.
* The chief tactic of the British in ''Film/{{Zulu}}''.
** Whatever happens, we have got/The Maxim gun and they have not.
* Creator/MattLeblanc's Airstream trailer is machine-gunned into scrap
glass) in the ''Film/CharliesAngels2000'' movie.process.



* ''Film/{{Dredd}} 3D''. Ma-Ma unloads on Dredd and Anderson with ''three'' [[GatlingGood massive gatling guns]]. The results are kind of mind-blowing. She turns the entire floor they're on into rubble, civilians included, and is still savvy enough not to write the Judges off unless her people find their bodies... or what's left of them.

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* ''Film/{{Dredd}} 3D''. Ma-Ma unloads on Dredd ''Franchise/TheMatrix'' likes this one.
** Neo's quest to rescue Morpheus from the Agents involves a bombastic
and Anderson with ''three'' daring plan that nobody has ever tried before. This translates to absolutely atrocious amounts of firepower, in a sequence of scenes where Neo and Trinity shoot up a skyscraper lobby, shoot their way to the top, shoot a lot of SWAT, shoot an Agent in the head, and then Neo fires [[GatlingGood a minigun]] from a helicopter to kill three Agents, complete with gratuitous SlowMotion shots devoted to [[SpentShellsShower the shell casings falling from the gun]]. Neo's approach to the mission is summed up in the [[MemeticMutation famous line]] delivered during their preparation:
-->"What do you need?"
-->"Guns. ''Lots'' of guns."
** In the sequels, there's the huge machine guns mounted on Zion's resident MiniMecha and ships with turrets mounting dual machine guns. The Merovingian's mooks also used this trope unsuccessfully in ''Film/TheMatrixReloaded'' against Neo, who doesn't need to DodgeTheBullet anymore, so it makes no difference how many there are.
* ''Film/PoliceAcademy 6'' had series GunNut Tackleberry do a similar thing. In response to his opponent's own {{Gunslinger}} skills making a smiley with a pistol and an SMG ("Cute."), he writes "Have A Nice Day" on the wall with ''his'' gun.
* ''Film/RaisingArizona'': In an extended shootout, everyone down to the grocery-store butcher is packing [[{{BFG}}
massive gatling guns]]. heat]]. And all because Creator/NicolasCage stole a bag of Huggies.
*
The results are kind of mind-blowing. She turns ''Franchise/{{Predator}}'' series.
** ''Film/{{Predator}}''. In an early scene,
the entire floor they're on into rubble, civilians included, commandos cut down a good portion of the surrounding jungle with automatic fire from assault rifles, the famous "[[ICallItVera Old Painless]]" [[GatlingGood handheld minigun]], and is still savvy enough not to write grenade launchers.
** ''Film/{{Predator 2}}''. When
the Judges off unless her people find their bodies... Predator attacks the Jamaicans in the Colombian drug lord's apartment they unload a huge amount of firepower at him.
** ''Film/{{Predators}}''. In a nod to the first film, HuskyRusskie Nikolai uses a handheld minigun similar to Blain's "Old Painless." He successfully kills a number of Predator hounds by shooting them a lot.
* ''Franchise/{{Rambo}}'': John Rambo loves full-auto fire, starting after the first film. In [[Film/RamboIV the fourth film]], he uses a .50 caliber machine gun to kill the driver of the truck it's mounted on. A thirteen-round burst at a range of two
or what's left three feet was certainly gratuitous.
* ''Film/RatsNightOfTerror'':
** Kurt's favored weapon is a five-barreled shotgun.
** Duke, after turning on Kurt, somehow finds himself a tank broken down in the middle
of them. the street and tries to apply its machine gun to the group. Unfortunately, it either jams or runs out of ammo after one burst.
* ''Film/Red2010'' loves this trope. A notable example is when a hit squad shows up at [[spoiler:Frank]]'s house in the wee small hours of the morning. A line of men marches toward the house with automatic weapons going full blast, the bullets tearing the house to bits. This goes on for quite some time.



--> "[[PreAsskickingOneliner Happy Diwali, folks!]]"
* ''Film/JasonGoesToHellTheFinalFriday'' opens with the FBI setting a trap for Jason, and unloading on him with a small army. As noted in the page intro, this is enough overkill to put down even someone who's ImmuneToBullets... but only for a while.
* Ordell Robbie of ''Film/JackieBrown'' is apparently a fan:
-->'''Robbie''': AK-47: The very best there is. When you absolutely, positively got to kill every motherfucker in the room, accept no substitutes.
* The ''Film/Underworld2003'' films are fond of this. The {{prequel}}, ''Rise of the Lycans'', is excepted for [[HistoricalFantasy obvious reasons]].
* Played straight in ''Film/BonnieAndClyde''. During the end scene (and in the real-life event), the local police [[spoiler: fill both of them up with enough lead to start a type foundry. It's quite literally 45 straight seconds of non-stop fire from six Thompson .45 ACP sub-machine guns]].
* This was basically Omura's FinalSolution to the {{Samurai}} problem in ''Film/TheLastSamurai'': a row of gatling guns to mow them all down.
* ''Film/{{Elysium}}'': Besides some ''glorious'' shots of an AKM slow-motion exploding a robot, the two varieties of Elysian assault rifle fire at a minigun-like buzz, along with one of the gang members' chainsaw-gripped machine gun and a door-mounted gauss heavy machine gun.

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--> "[[PreAsskickingOneliner Happy Diwali, folks!]]"
* ''Film/JasonGoesToHellTheFinalFriday'' opens with
folks!]]"* In ''Film/RoboCop1987'', ED-209, the FBI setting a trap for Jason, and unloading on him with a small army. As noted in the page intro, this title character's replacement/rival product, is enough overkill a walking metal armory, made to put down even someone who's ImmuneToBullets... but only for a while.
* Ordell Robbie of ''Film/JackieBrown'' is apparently a fan:
-->'''Robbie''': AK-47: The very best there is. When you absolutely, positively got to kill every motherfucker in the room, accept no substitutes.
* The ''Film/Underworld2003'' films are fond of this. The {{prequel}}, ''Rise of the Lycans'', is excepted for [[HistoricalFantasy obvious reasons]].
* Played straight in ''Film/BonnieAndClyde''. During the end scene (and in the real-life event), the local police [[spoiler: fill both of them up with enough lead to start a type foundry. It's quite literally 45 straight seconds of non-stop fire from six Thompson .45 ACP sub-machine guns]].
* This was basically Omura's FinalSolution to the {{Samurai}} problem in ''Film/TheLastSamurai'': a row of gatling guns to mow them
simply obliterate all down.
* ''Film/{{Elysium}}'': Besides some ''glorious'' shots of an AKM slow-motion exploding a robot, the two varieties of Elysian assault rifle fire at a minigun-like buzz, along with
lawbreakers. Robocop himself doesn't hesitate to take one of the gang members' chainsaw-gripped machine gun Cobra Assault Cannons to use on the ED-209 at the [=OmniCorp=] HQ building when he realizes his pistol isn't up to the job.
** And yet the ED-209 absolutely pales compared to the [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckTmbLjc6eI berserk rampage]] of Robocain in ''Film/RoboCop2'', in which thousands of rounds are exchanged.
* The federal agents in ''Film/TheRocketeer'' are largely portrayed as incompetent bullies, but what they lack in ability, they make up for in enthusiasm. Much to the dismay of the heroes, who get caught up between the feds
and a door-mounted gauss heavy machine gun.the bad guy's ImplacableMan.
* The climactic battle of ''Film/TheRundown'' is absolutely loaded with Dakka flying in all directions. It makes the movie.



* Parodied in the ''Franchise/{{Rambo}}'' spoof segment in ''Film/{{UHF}}'':
** [[Music/WeirdAlYankovic George]] (as Rambo) is being shot at by a bad guy with a submachine gun. At "hold down the trigger" full auto. [[BottomlessMagazines With unlimited ammo]]. From a distance of maybe four feet. [[ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy Not that he lands one single hit]]. George eventually blows him up with an explosive arrow.
** After retrieving the machine gun, George seems to find it to his liking to [[MadeOfExplodium blow up stuff]], squeezing the trigger in one go. The gun is actually not even loaded.
* In ''Film/TheHungerGamesMockingjayPart2'', one of the traps in the Capitol is a pair of machine guns that fire about 500 rounds when they are triggered. Star Squad 451 is even slightly amused by this trap when it completely destroys a gate with only normal bullets.
* In ''Film/DeathWish3'', there's a memorable scene where Paul Kersey uses a M1919 Browning machinegun to mow down [[BigBad Fraker's]] gang.
* ''Film/TheIsland1980'': While most of the pirates are gathered on the aft deck of the cutter, Maynard discovers a deck-mounted M2 Machine Gun hidden underneath a tarp. He opens fire on the pirates, and continues to fire even after they are all dead.
* The bridge assault in ''Film/EasternCondors'' oozes with this trope. You have Yuen Biao and Joyce Godenzi picking up mounted heavy machine-guns against enemy troops, then you have Sammo Hung using a ''50 cal. Browning'' to effortlessly mow down dozens of enemies in seconds.
* ''Film/TronLegacy'':
** Castor's laser cane is the only man-portable firearm in the entire movie, and it boasts a quite impressive fire rate. The shots even bounce around the room when they hit a wall, which most of them do.
** The Light Fighter that the protagonists hijack during the finale isn't precisely a bomber but comes with the secondary armaments of a WW II one: heavy machine guns in the front and a twin-linked tail gun turret. Being a Light vehicle, it's also equipped with the mandatory light wall emitters.
* ''Film/AngelsWithDirtyFaces'': Frazier's goons decide that even though Rocky is stuck in a phone both with no way out, they might as well unload as many bullets as they can into him to make sure he's dead. The whole thing is brutal, especially since Rocky tricked one of their own men into entering the phone box and getting riddled in his place.

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* Parodied in the ''Franchise/{{Rambo}}'' spoof segment in ''Film/{{UHF}}'':
** [[Music/WeirdAlYankovic George]] (as Rambo) is being shot at by a bad guy with a submachine gun. At "hold down the trigger" full auto. [[BottomlessMagazines With unlimited ammo]]. From a distance of maybe four feet. [[ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy
''Film/SherlockHolmesAGameOfShadows'': Not that he lands one single hit]]. George eventually blows him up with an explosive arrow.
** After retrieving the machine gun, George seems to find it to his liking to [[MadeOfExplodium blow up stuff]], squeezing the trigger in one go. The gun is actually not even loaded.
* In ''Film/TheHungerGamesMockingjayPart2'', one of the traps in the Capitol is a pair of machine guns that fire about 500 rounds when they are triggered. Star Squad 451 is even slightly amused by this trap when it completely destroys a gate with
only normal bullets.
* In ''Film/DeathWish3'',
is there more shooting than the first movie, there's a memorable scene where Paul Kersey {{Gatling|Good}} gun at some point. Watson also picks up an early LMG and uses a M1919 Browning machinegun it.
** Watson also gets
to mow express [[VideoGame/TeamFortress2 the Engineer's]] philosophy when Moran has him pinned down [[BigBad Fraker's]] gang.
* ''Film/TheIsland1980'': While most of the pirates are gathered on the aft deck of the cutter, Maynard discovers
from a deck-mounted M2 Machine Gun hidden underneath a tarp. sniper perch. He opens fire on the pirates, and continues to fire even after they are all dead.
* The bridge assault in ''Film/EasternCondors'' oozes with this trope. You have Yuen Biao and Joyce Godenzi picking up mounted heavy machine-guns against enemy troops, then you have Sammo Hung using a ''50 cal. Browning'' to effortlessly mow down dozens of enemies in seconds.
* ''Film/TronLegacy'':
** Castor's laser cane is the only man-portable firearm in the entire movie, and it boasts a quite impressive fire rate. The shots even bounce around the room when they hit a wall, which most of them do.
** The Light Fighter that the protagonists hijack during the finale isn't precisely a bomber but comes with the secondary armaments of a WW II one: heavy machine guns in the front and a twin-linked tail gun turret. Being a Light vehicle, it's also equipped with the mandatory light wall emitters.
* ''Film/AngelsWithDirtyFaces'': Frazier's goons decide that even though Rocky is stuck in a phone both with no way out, they might as well unload as many bullets as they can into him to make sure he's dead. The whole thing is brutal, especially since Rocky tricked one of their own men into entering the phone box and getting riddled in his place.
got more gun.



* In ''Film/LoneHero'', a Calico M950, converted in a full auto version with a 100 round helical magazine, is used by Bart during the assassination of a patrol police officer. It shreds the side of the police car he fires it at.
* ''Film/RatsNightOfTerror'':
** Kurt's favored weapon is a five-barreled shotgun.
** Duke, after turning on Kurt, somehow finds himself a tank broken down in the middle of the street and tries to apply its machine gun to the group. Unfortunately, it either jams or runs out of ammo after one burst.

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* In ''Film/LoneHero'', a Calico M950, converted The Mobile Infantry in ''Film/StarshipTroopers'' have BottomlessMagazines in their epic futuristic assault rifles, except where the plot demands. The troops in [[Literature/StarshipTroopers the original novel]] have even ''more'' dakka.
** It should noted that, at the time of its release, ''Film/StarshipTroopers'' held the record for most ammunition used
in a full auto version movie ever.
* ''Franchise/StarTrek'':
** In ''Film/StarTrekFirstContact'', Picard leads some Borg drones into the holodeck, where he shoots them down
with a 100 round helical magazine, submachine gun in the "Dixon Hill" program, having deactivated the safety protocols to ensure that holographic bullets were as deadly as the real thing.
** ''Film/StarTrek2009'': The ''Enterprise'' has a more dakka than its [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries original series]] counterpart, in the form of lots of fast-firing point defense turrets, which complement the [[BeamSpam multiple phaser banks]] and [[MacrossMissileMassacre rapid-firing photon torpedo launchers]] nicely.
** In ''Film/StarTrekIntoDarkness'', Harrison doesn't skimp on bullets when he wants to kill something.
* ''Franchise/StarWars'': Everyone knows that in a fight between a Jedi and someone with a blaster, the Jedi
is going to win; simply put, the Force allows them to react faster than the person can shoot, even on full-auto, and deflect their blaster shots. So how do you beat a Jedi with blaster fire?
** In ''Film/StarWarsAttackOfTheClones'', a ''huge'' droid army surrounds the Jedi and attacks from so many directions that even a couple of dozen Jedi can't stop them all.
** In ''Film/StarWarsRevengeOfTheSith'', the Clone Troopers use similar tactics to carry out Order 66. When one Jedi is attacked by several dozen troopers, it overwhelms even a Jedi's ability to react, especially when [[InTheBack caught from behind]].
** Averted in pretty much [[ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy every other use in the film series, ever]].
* ''Film/SupermanReturns'' features a scene in which Superman walks directly into the fire of a massive gatling gun, ending with the famous "bullet to the eye" shot.
* It's a staple of the ''Franchise/{{Terminator}}'' films to have at least one scene worshipping this trope, but undoubtedly the best and most memorable is the T-800's [[GatlingGood minigun]] rampage against the police at the Cyberdyne building in ''Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay''. Surprisingly for this trope, it's literally BloodlessCarnage because John Connor ordered the T-800 not to kill anybody; the Terminator's HUD implies that nobody was even injured. ("Casualties: 0.0", suggesting that it might have assigned a decimal point for someone with a bullet wound who was not dead.)
attempt at More Dakka.
* One of the Graboids in ''Film/Tremors1'' makes the fatal decision to bust into the basement of the local gun nut. The firearms enthusiast, assisted by [[BattleCouple his wife]], summarily proceeds to unleash his entire private arsenal on the thing, starting with submachine guns and assault rifles, moving through other submachine guns and assault rifles, bolt-action rifles, dual-wielding pistols, and finally two shots from a ''massive'' elephant gun to deliver the coup-de-grace. If anyone ''might'' have enuff dakka, it's Burt Gummer
-->'''Burt''': Broke into the wrong goddamn rec room, didn't you you bastard!
* The lack of this is a plot point in ''Film/Tremors2Aftershocks''. Thinking they were "just" up against Graboids, Burt has a selection of large, high-powered rifles at his disposal, since the Graboids in the first film were ImmuneToBullets while underground, since it's very difficult to shoot through dirt. When the Graboids turn into much smaller, faster, and more plentiful Shriekers, Burt laments the fact that he's carrying entirely the wrong kinds of weapons to deal with the creatures, and what he did have had been
used by Bart up in his first encounter with them.
-->'''Burt''': I am completely out of ammo. I don't think that's ever happened to me before.
* ''Film/Tremors3BackToPerfection'' opens with Burt having become a semi-full-time Graboid Exterminator. When officials have allowed an infestation to advance to the Screamer stage, he brings along a new toy: a modified, multi-barreled, mechanized ''anti-aircraft gun''. Baiting the things in with heat sources, the look on his face as [[ZergRush dozens of them rise over the hill]] and he opens fire is like a kid on Christmas morning. Knowing Burt though, he's probably disappointed he couldn't get incendiary ammunition.
* ''Film/TromasWar'': At the time, the record holder for most bullets fired in a single movie.
* ''Film/TronLegacy'':
** Castor's laser cane is the only man-portable firearm in the entire movie, and it boasts a quite impressive fire rate. The shots even bounce around the room when they hit a wall, which most of them do.
** The Light Fighter that the protagonists hijack
during the assassination finale isn't precisely a bomber but comes with the secondary armaments of a patrol police officer. It shreds the side of the police car he fires it at.
* ''Film/RatsNightOfTerror'':
** Kurt's favored weapon is a five-barreled shotgun.
** Duke, after turning on Kurt, somehow finds himself a tank broken down in the middle of the street and tries to apply its
WW II one: heavy machine guns in the front and a twin-linked tail gun to turret. Being a Light vehicle, it's also equipped with the group. Unfortunately, it either jams or runs out mandatory light wall emitters.
* Parodied in the ''Franchise/{{Rambo}}'' spoof segment in ''Film/{{UHF}}'':
** [[Music/WeirdAlYankovic George]] (as Rambo) is being shot at by a bad guy with a submachine gun. At "hold down the trigger" full auto. [[BottomlessMagazines With unlimited ammo]]. From a distance
of ammo after maybe four feet. [[ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy Not that he lands one burst.single hit]]. George eventually blows him up with an explosive arrow.
** After retrieving the machine gun, George seems to find it to his liking to [[MadeOfExplodium blow up stuff]], squeezing the trigger in one go. The gun is actually not even loaded.
* In ''Film/Ultraviolet2006'', the heroine uses extradimensional space/folding technology to almost achieve enuff dakka.
* The ''Film/Underworld2003'' films are fond of this. The {{prequel}}, ''Rise of the Lycans'', is excepted for [[HistoricalFantasy obvious reasons]].
* ''Film/VForVendetta''. Creedy brings a squad of [[StateSec Fingermen]] with fifteen-round semiautomatic pistols along to hunt for V near the climax. The mooks even form a semicircular firing squad and open fire in unison, led by Creedy's heavy revolver, as they empty their pistols into V. An armored breastplate under V's cloak keeps him on his feet long enough to kill all of them (including Creedy), but enough rounds penetrate it to inflict fatal injuries.
* The eponymous vehicle in ''Film/TheWarWagon'' is equipped with a {{Gatling G|ood}}un, to complement the rifles of the escorting cowboys, in a Wild West
* ''Film/{{Waterworld}}'': The hellgunner on the Deacon's barge.
* ''Film/WhoKilledCaptainAlex'': Whether they are mercenaries/guns for hire, Tiger Mafia goons or Ugandan Special Forces commandos, they all resort to indiscriminately blasting each other with machine guns if they get into a fight, with hip-firing that would be expected of a wannabe Rambo and aim that make you fail a basic firearms accuracy course.
* ''Film/TheWildBunch'' is a classic example with the climactic battle with the Bunch using a heavy machine gun, an example of the modern times they have no place in, to make one final stand for some semblance of honor like the old days.
* The chief tactic of the British in ''Film/{{Zulu}}''.
-->Whatever happens, we have got/The Maxim gun and they have not.

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