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* In the live-action ''Film/SuperMarioBros'' film, an old lady attempts to mug the titular pair using some kind of cattle prod. She touches Mario with it, but he acts more surprised than incapacitated or in pain. Since there were two of them, they could've easily overpowered her even if she tried shocking one of them for a longer interval.
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* In the live-action ''Film/SuperMarioBros'' ''Film/SuperMarioBros1993'' film, an old lady attempts to mug the titular pair using some kind of cattle prod. She touches Mario with it, but he acts more surprised than incapacitated or in pain. Since there were two of them, they could've easily overpowered her even if she tried shocking one of them for a longer interval.
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* Played for laughs in British comedy ''Vexed'' in which an AxeCrazy WomanScorned decides to kill herself, her lover and the male lead by burning them alive. The two men beg hysterically for their lives as she soaks them in petrol and lights a match. [[spoiler: Turns out it was diesel, which quenches the match as it requires a higher burning temperature.]]
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* Played for laughs in British comedy ''Vexed'' in which an AxeCrazy AxCrazy WomanScorned decides to kill herself, her lover and the male lead by burning them alive. The two men beg hysterically for their lives as she soaks them in petrol and lights a match. [[spoiler: Turns out it was diesel, which quenches the match as it requires a higher burning temperature.]]
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* In ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'' phasers were generally treated with much more gravity than they were in ''The Original Series'' or ''The Next Generation''. You'd almost never see someone casually use a phaser to render someone else unconscious, with them only being used in circumstances where lethal force would have been justified anyway. Overall the show treated phasers more like a "usually non-lethal" weapon (but still a ''weapon''), rather than a reliable tool for rendering uncooperative people unconscious, just like real-life less-than-lethal weapons like bean-bag rounds or tasers.
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* In ''Film/{{Tremors}}'', resident gun nut and survivalist Burt Gummer gives resident wiener Melvin Plugg an unloaded revolver to entice the kid to run out through dangerous terrain to reach safety. When the kid angrily gives it back, Burt ''still'' pops it open on impulse to confirm it's unloaded even though he knows there's no possible way the kid could have gotten his hands on some bullets, let alone managed to load it during that frantic dash. This is a nice bit of ShownTheirWork as a rule of gun safety is to never ''ever'' assume a gun is unloaded and to always check when you pick one up, even if you "know" beyond all reason it's unloaded.
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* Subverted in ''Film/WeirdScience'', where the female lead uses a massive HandCannon to threaten a few characters before revealing it is a harmless, but incredibly realistic, prop water pistol. The male lead eventually uses it to threaten the HellBentForLeather BadAssBiker. He then [[ArtisticLicenseGunSafety fails gun safety forever]] by flagging everyone in the crowded house. Predictably, the weapon discharges a ''real'' round right after he assures the crowd it's only a toy.
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* Subverted in ''Film/WeirdScience'', where the female lead uses a massive HandCannon to threaten a few characters before revealing it is a harmless, but incredibly realistic, prop water pistol. The male lead eventually uses it to threaten the HellBentForLeather BadAssBiker.BadassBiker. He then [[ArtisticLicenseGunSafety fails gun safety forever]] by flagging everyone in the crowded house. Predictably, the weapon discharges a ''real'' round right after he assures the crowd it's only a toy.
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* Subverted in ''Film/WeirdScience'', where the female lead uses a massive HandCannon to threaten a few characters before revealing it is a harmless, but incredibly realistic, prop water pistol. The male lead eventually uses it to threaten the HellBentForLeather BadAssBiker. He then [[ArtisticLicenseGunSafety fails gun safety forever]] by flagging everyone in the crowded house. Predictably, the weapon discharges a ''real'' round.
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* In ''PrinceOfSpace'' the title character repeatedly states that his enemies weapons cannot harm him. Despite this he always jumps out of the way when they shoot at him. Apparently this is a result of the dub, in the original script the bad guys were apparently just ridiculously poor shots.
* Subverted in WeirdScience, where the female lead uses a massive HandCannon to threaten a few characters before revealing it is a harmless, but incredibly realistic, prop water pistol. The male lead eventually uses it to threaten the HellBentForLeather BadAssBiker. He then [[ArtisticLicenseGunSafety fails gun safety forever]] by flagging everyone in the crowded house. Predictably, the weapon discharges a ''real'' round.
* Subverted in WeirdScience, where the female lead uses a massive HandCannon to threaten a few characters before revealing it is a harmless, but incredibly realistic, prop water pistol. The male lead eventually uses it to threaten the HellBentForLeather BadAssBiker. He then [[ArtisticLicenseGunSafety fails gun safety forever]] by flagging everyone in the crowded house. Predictably, the weapon discharges a ''real'' round.
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* In ''PrinceOfSpace'' ''Film/PrinceOfSpace'' the title character repeatedly states that his enemies weapons cannot harm him. Despite this he always jumps out of the way when they shoot at him. Apparently this is a result of the dub, in the original script the bad guys were apparently just ridiculously poor shots.
* Subverted inWeirdScience, ''Film/WeirdScience'', where the female lead uses a massive HandCannon to threaten a few characters before revealing it is a harmless, but incredibly realistic, prop water pistol. The male lead eventually uses it to threaten the HellBentForLeather BadAssBiker. He then [[ArtisticLicenseGunSafety fails gun safety forever]] by flagging everyone in the crowded house. Predictably, the weapon discharges a ''real'' round.
* Subverted in
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* In the animated movie ''WesternAnimation/TheManCalledFlintstone'', two thugs attempt to assassinate Fred with a some sort of rock pistol. It misses and ricochets hitting one of them, apparently nothing more than an irritation. Now the 'bullet' would have lost some momentum by that time, but still.
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* In ''TheFlintstones'' animated movie ''Film/TheManCalledFlintstone'', two thugs attempt to assassinate Fred with a some sort of rock pistol. It misses and ricochets hitting one of them, apparently nothing more than an irritation. Now the 'bullet' would have lost some momentum by that time, but still.
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* Subverted in WeirdScience, where the female lead uses a massive HandCannon to threaten a few characters before revealing it is a harmless, but incredibly realistic, prop water pistol. The male lead eventually uses it to threaten the HellBentForLeather BadAssBiker. He then [[ArtisticLicenseGunsafety [[ArtisticLicenseGunSafety fails gun safety forever]] by flagging everyone in the crowded house. Predictably, the weapon discharges a ''real'' round.
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* Played for laughs in British comedy ''Vexed'' in which an AxeCrazy WomanScorned decides to kill herself, her lover and the male lead by burning them alive. The two men beg hysterically for their lives as she soaks them in petrol and lights a match. [[spoiler: Turns out it was diesel.]]
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* In ''TheFlintstones'' animated movie ''The Man Called Flintstone'', two thugs attempt to assassinate Fred with a some sort of rock pistol. It misses and ricochets hitting one of them, apparently nothing more than an irritation. Now the 'bullet' would have lost some momentum by that time, but still.
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* In ''TheFlintstones'' animated movie ''The Man Called Flintstone'', ''Film/TheManCalledFlintstone'', two thugs attempt to assassinate Fred with a some sort of rock pistol. It misses and ricochets hitting one of them, apparently nothing more than an irritation. Now the 'bullet' would have lost some momentum by that time, but still.
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Related to SelectivelyLethalWeapon and CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon. Contrast NerfArm.
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* ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode "Patterns of Force". A Nazi fires a gun at a Resistance fighter and kills him. After Kirk and Spock grab the Nazi, Spock takes her gun away from her. The fighter then gets up, revealing that her gun was filled with blanks. Spock points the gun at the Nazi, even though it can't shoot her. Watch it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6QcYaW6I_8 here, starting at 4:40]]. Perhaps [[JustifiedTrope justified]] by the fact that even blanks can cause serious injury from the range he is threatening her with it. (And from the look on her face when this happens, she agrees.)
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* ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode "Patterns of Force". A Nazi fires a gun at a Resistance fighter and kills him. After Kirk and Spock grab the Nazi, Spock takes her gun away from her. The fighter then gets up, revealing that her gun was filled with blanks. Spock points the gun at the Nazi, even though it can't shoot her. Watch it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6QcYaW6I_8 here, starting at 4:40]]. Perhaps [[JustifiedTrope justified]] by the fact that even blanks can cause serious injury from the range he is threatening her with it. (And from the look on her face when this happens, she agrees.)
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* In ''{{Bleach}}'', during the Kasumioji Clan filler arc, a character named Kenryu is introduced. His EmpathicWeapon is Benishidare, which sprays pollen in the air, and any weapon that it lands on is instantly covered in flowers. That's right, he fights by covering his enemies in flowers.
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* In ''{{Bleach}}'', ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'', during the Kasumioji Clan filler arc, a character named Kenryu is introduced. His EmpathicWeapon is Benishidare, which sprays pollen in the air, and any weapon that it lands on is instantly covered in flowers. That's right, he fights by covering his enemies in flowers.
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* In the live action ''SuperMarioBros'' film, an old lady attempts to mug the titular pair using some kind of cattle prod. She touches Mario with it, but he acts more surprised than incapacitated or in pain. Since there were two of them, they could've easily overpowered her even if she tried shocking one of them for a longer interval.
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* In the live action ''SuperMarioBros'' ''Film/SuperMarioBros'' film, an old lady attempts to mug the titular pair using some kind of cattle prod. She touches Mario with it, but he acts more surprised than incapacitated or in pain. Since there were two of them, they could've easily overpowered her even if she tried shocking one of them for a longer interval.
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* Played for laughs in "Self Defence Against Fresh Fruit" sketch by ''MontyPythonsFlyingCircus''.
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* ''LooneyTunes'' - exactly how is Elmer Fudd planning on doing any hunting with a gun that just covers the target in soot, or some other comical effect?
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* ''LooneyTunes'' ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' - exactly how is Elmer Fudd planning on doing any hunting with a gun that just covers the target in soot, or some other comical effect?
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* ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode "Patterns of Force". A Nazi fires a gun at a Resistance fighter and kills him. After Kirk and Spock grab the Nazi, Spock takes her gun away from her. The fighter then gets up, revealing that her gun was filled with blanks. Spock points the gun at the Nazi, even though it can't shoot her. Watch it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6QcYaW6I_8 here, starting at 4:40]]. Perhaps [[JustifiedTrope justified]] by the fact that even blanks can cause serious injury from the range he is threatening her with it. (And from the look on her face when this happens, she agrees.)
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* ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode "Patterns of Force". A Nazi fires a gun at a Resistance fighter and kills him. After Kirk and Spock grab the Nazi, Spock takes her gun away from her. The fighter then gets up, revealing that her gun was filled with blanks. Spock points the gun at the Nazi, even though it can't shoot her. Watch it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6QcYaW6I_8 here, starting at 4:40]]. Perhaps [[JustifiedTrope justified]] by the fact that even blanks can cause serious injury from the range he is threatening her with it. (And from the look on her face when this happens, she agrees.)
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* Subverted in WeirdScience, where the female lead uses a massive HandCannon to threaten a few characters before revealing it is a harmless, but incredibly realistic, prop water pistol. The male lead eventually uses it to threaten the HellBentForLeather BadAssBiker. He then [[YouFailGunSafetyForever fails gun safety forever]] by flagging everyone in the crowded house. Predictably, the weapon discharges a ''real'' round.
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* Subverted in WeirdScience, where the female lead uses a massive HandCannon to threaten a few characters before revealing it is a harmless, but incredibly realistic, prop water pistol. The male lead eventually uses it to threaten the HellBentForLeather BadAssBiker. He then [[YouFailGunSafetyForever [[ArtisticLicenseGunsafety fails gun safety forever]] by flagging everyone in the crowded house. Predictably, the weapon discharges a ''real'' round.
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* In ''{{Dinosaucers}}'', the bad guys hold a human hostage by threatening to freeze him with liquid oxygen. They end up getting hit themselves, this turns them into [[TakenForGranite ice statues]], but they [[HarmlessFreezing get better]] pretty quickly. This makes one wonder why everyone was so worried about the hostage in the first place.
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* In ''{{Dinosaucers}}'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Dinosaucers}}'', the bad guys hold a human hostage by threatening to freeze him with liquid oxygen. They end up getting hit themselves, this turns them into [[TakenForGranite ice statues]], but they [[HarmlessFreezing get better]] pretty quickly. This makes one wonder why everyone was so worried about the hostage in the first place.
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* In ''{{Bleach}}'', during the Kasumioji Clan filler arc, a character named Kenryu is introduced. His EmphaticWeapon is Benishidare, which sprays pollen in the air, and any weapon that it lands on is instantly covered in flowers. That's right, he fights by covering his enemies in flowers.
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* In ''{{Bleach}}'', during the Kasumioji Clan filler arc, a character named Kenryu is introduced. His EmphaticWeapon EmpathicWeapon is Benishidare, which sprays pollen in the air, and any weapon that it lands on is instantly covered in flowers. That's right, he fights by covering his enemies in flowers.
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* In ''{{Dinosaucers}}'', I seem to remember the bad guys holding a human hostage by threatening to freeze him with liquid oxygen. They end up getting hit with this themselves, which turns them into [[TakenForGranite ice statues]], but they [[HarmlessFreezing get better]] pretty quickly, which makes one wonder why everyone was so worried about the hostage in the first place.
* In ''TheFlintstones'' animated movie ''The Man Called Flintstone'', two thugs attempt to assassinate Fred with a some sort of rock pistol. It misses and ricochets to hit one of them, apparently being nothing more than an irritation. Admittedly the 'bullet' would have lost some momentum by that time, but still.
* In ''TheFlintstones'' animated movie ''The Man Called Flintstone'', two thugs attempt to assassinate Fred with a some sort of rock pistol. It misses and ricochets to hit one of them, apparently being nothing more than an irritation. Admittedly the 'bullet' would have lost some momentum by that time, but still.
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* In ''{{Dinosaucers}}'', I seem to remember the bad guys holding hold a human hostage by threatening to freeze him with liquid oxygen. They end up getting hit with this themselves, which this turns them into [[TakenForGranite ice statues]], but they [[HarmlessFreezing get better]] pretty quickly, which quickly. This makes one wonder why everyone was so worried about the hostage in the first place.
* In ''TheFlintstones'' animated movie ''The Man Called Flintstone'', two thugs attempt to assassinate Fred with a some sort of rock pistol. It misses and ricochetsto hit hitting one of them, apparently being nothing more than an irritation. Admittedly Now the 'bullet' would have lost some momentum by that time, but still.
* In ''TheFlintstones'' animated movie ''The Man Called Flintstone'', two thugs attempt to assassinate Fred with a some sort of rock pistol. It misses and ricochets
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* ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode "Patterns of Force". A Nazi fires a gun at a Resistance fighter and kills him. After Kirk and Spock grab the Nazi, Spock takes her gun away from her. The fighter then gets up, revealing that her gun was filled with blanks. For some reason Spock points the gun at the Nazi, even though it can't shoot her. Watch it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6QcYaW6I_8 here, starting at 4:40]].
** Justified. At that close of range, blanks can kill, or at least injure.
** Justified. At that close of range, blanks can kill, or at least injure.
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* ''StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'' episode "Patterns of Force". A Nazi fires a gun at a Resistance fighter and kills him. After Kirk and Spock grab the Nazi, Spock takes her gun away from her. The fighter then gets up, revealing that her gun was filled with blanks. For some reason Spock points the gun at the Nazi, even though it can't shoot her. Watch it [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6QcYaW6I_8 here, starting at 4:40]].
** Justified. At4:40]]. Perhaps [[JustifiedTrope justified]] by the fact that close of range, even blanks can kill, or at least injure.cause serious injury from the range he is threatening her with it. (And from the look on her face when this happens, she agrees.)
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* Played for laughs in British comedy ''Vexed'' in which an AxeCrazy WomanScorned decides to kill herself, her lover and the male lead by burning them alive. The two men beg hysterically for their lives as she soaks them in petrol and lights a match. [[spoiler: Turns out it was diesel.]]
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* Subverted in WeirdScience, where the female lead uses a massive HandCannon to threaten a few characters before revealing it is a harmless, but incredibly realistic, prop water pistol. The male lead eventually uses it to threaten the HellBentForLeather BadAssBikers. He then [[YouFailGunSafetyForever fails gun safety forever]] by flagging everyone in the crowded house. Predictably, the weapon discharges a ''real'' round.
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* Subverted in WeirdScience, where the female lead uses a massive HandCannon to threaten a few characters before revealing it is a harmless, but incredibly realistic, prop water pistol. The male lead eventually uses it to threaten the HellBentForLeather BadAssBikers.BadAssBiker. He then [[YouFailGunSafetyForever fails gun safety forever]] by flagging everyone in the crowded house. Predictably, the weapon discharges a ''real'' round.
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* In ''PrinceOfSpace'' the title character repeatedly states that his enemies weapons cannot harm him. Despite this he always jumps out of the way when they shoot at him. Apparently this is a result of the dub, in the original script the bad guys where apparently just ridiculously poor shots.
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