History Main / PeacePipe

* ''Anime/CowboyBebop'': Spike shares a peace pipe with an Indian shaman while the latter conducts a ritual for him in the first episode. Spike is not terribly impressed.

* ''[[VideoGame/ShadowHearts Shadow Hearts From the New World]]'' featured an accessory called "Wise Calmet" modeled after a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calumet_%28pipe%29 Calumet pipe]]. It can only be equipped by [[BadassNative Natan]] and recovers a small amount of MP per turn in battle.

* In ''WesternAnimation/PeterPan'', In the Disney 1953 version, Peter and the Indian Chief smoke a peace pipe after Peter rescues Tiger Lily. John takes a puff of the pipe and immediately turns GreenAroundTheGills afterward.
* In ''WesternAnimation/Pinocchio'', In the Disney 1940 version of Pinocchio, During the Pleasure Island scene, there is a Tobacco Row scene moment, with 6 Native American Sioux Chiefs holding their peace pipes while throwing a handful of free cigars to the boys in the crowd.

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* Pinocchio's Daring Journey Ride, During the Pleasure Island scene, the Native American Sioux chiefs can be seen right next to Honest John and Gibbons, in the Tobacco Row holding their peace pipes while advertising free cigars.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/PeterPan'', Peter and the Indian Chief smoke a peace pipe after Peter rescues Tiger Lily. John takes a puff of the pipe and immediately turns GreenAroundTheGills afterward.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Arcane}}''. In the first episode, a criminal and his female minder try to intimidate Huck into accepting a lesser fee for his services, before Vander appears and persuades them [[ImpliedDeathThreat that would be a bad idea]]. Vander offers the woman his pipe to show they accept this; she takes a puff and starts coughing, implying that the stuff Vander smokes is stronger than she's used to.

** In another story, Donald's sousaphone playing causes an avalanche that buries an Indian village. The enaged chief is ready to scalp Donald when the tribesmen clearing the rubble report that they have found gold in the rock, so Donald has actually done them a huge favour. The chief agrees to smoke the peace pipe with Donald, only the peace pipe is buried under tons of rock. They wind up using Donalds sousaphone as a peace pipe.

* ''ComicBook/LuckyLuke'': In "Le 20ème de Cavalerie" ("The 20th Cavalry"), virtually everybody becomes sick after smoking the peace pipe. It gets to the point that they would rather continue fighting to avoid smoking it.
** Thats not just the white cavalry officers and politicians either, ''the other indian chiefs'' also get naseous from it and come up with lame excuses to avoid it. Apparently the chief who organized the war against the Cavalry is just that bad at tobacco blends.

* In ''Film/LittleBigMan'' the chief, Old Lodge Skins, smokes a peace pipe with Jack Crabb's older sister, under the impression that she is male. He is so emdbarrassed at having shared a pipe with a female that he covers his head and turns away, while the women of the tipi all laugh at him.

* ''Literature/{{Winnetou}}'': This is a popular conclusion of many stories involving Native Americans.
** Focussed on a bit more than usual in the late novel ''Winnetou's Heirs'', in which the by then older main protagonist wonders how his ''wife'', who usually doesn't smoke at all and even got him to drop the habit, will handle the experience. (With aplomb, it turns out, even though the tobacco does get to her a bit.)

* ''VideoGame/{{Warcraft III}}'': The Tauren (BraidsBeadsAndBuckskins meets ALoadOfBull) Chieftain has "Pass the peace pipe" as a StopPokingMe quote, followed by "Hey. Puff, puff, give. That's the rule."

* In ''Film/LittleBigMan'' the chief, Old Lodge Skins, smokes a peace pipe with Jack Crabb's older sister, under the impression that she is male. He is so emdbarrassed at having shared a pipe with a woman that he covers his head and turns away, while the women of the tipi all laugh at him.

* ''Film/ShanghaiNoon'' has Creator/JackieChan's character wind up with an Indian tribe. He speaks only Chinese and English, while the Indians speak only their own language. They get tired of his insistant and futile attempts to communicate and offer him a peace pipe.
-->'''Indian:'''(subtitled) Pass him the peace pipe. Maybe that will shut him up.

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* ''Film/ShanghaiNoon'' has Jackie Chan's character wind up with an Indian tribe. He speaks only Chinese and English, while the Indians speak only their own language. They get tired of his insistant and futile attempts to communicate and offer him a peace pipe.

* Played with in a short story in ''ComicBook/FearItself: The Home Front'', in which a bunch of white racists try and stir up American Eagle's neighbors by posing as Native American spirits in the wake of the murder of a white local sheriff. The fact that they resort to using TontoTalk is part of how Eagle figures out that they're delusional.
-->'''American Eagle:''' Oh please. "Thunderstick"? "Pipe of peace"? What did you do -- watch ''WesternAnimation/{{Pocahontas}}''? Read some Custer fan-fic?

* In the ComicBook/DisneyDucksComicUniverse story "Land of the Pygmy Indians" by Creator/CarlBarks Scrooge [=McDuck=] smokes peace pipe with the titular Natives in the finale, only to get violently ill and be forced to return home. It turns out that the tribe's medicine man had secretly added a rare earth mineral called strombolium that Scrooge had previously lusted after into the tobacco to get rid of him.

* A staple of many westerns.
** In ''Film/AroundTheWorldInEightyDays1956'', while crossing the United States, the engineer and fireman smoke a peace pipe with some friendly Indians.
** One is smoked by Creator/ShirleyTemple and her Indian pal when they make "treaties" with each other in ''Film/SusannahOfTheMounties''.

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' episode "Dude, Where's My Ranch?", a Native American grabs a copy of "Peace Pipe Aficionado" (a parody of the American cigar magazine "Cigar Aficionado").

* Mighty Manfred is accepted as part of an Indian tribe (''WesternAnimation/TomTerrific'' story arc "Go West, Young Manfred"). He tries smoking a peace pipe and immediately goes into a coughing jag.
* The 1952 ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' cartoon "Two Little Indians" (the "Indians" in question are little mice scouts) ends with Tom, Jerry, and the mice sharing a peace pipe. Tom has problems exhaling the smoke-- then coughs and blows smoke rings out his ears.

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* In the ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'' episode ''Bartering with Chief Thundercloud'', before conducting a bartering session, Mr. Boynton and Mr. Conklin smoke the peace pipe with the eponymous chief.

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-->'''American Eagle:''' Oh please. "Thunderstick"? "Pipe of peace"? What did you do -- watch ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}''? Read some Custer fan-fic?

* In ''Disney/PeterPan'', Peter and the Indian Chief smoke a peace pipe after Peter rescues Tiger Lily. John takes a puff of the pipe and immediately turns GreenAroundTheGills afterward.

* In ''Disney/PeterPan'', Peter and the Indian Chief smoke a peace pipe after Peter rescues Tiger Lily. They even explain that being sick from smoking the peace pipe is what makes the red man's skin red. Exemplified by John taking a puff of the pipe and immediately turning GreenAroundTheGills afterward.

** Smoked by Creator/ShirleyTemple and her Indian pal when they make "treaties" with each other in ''Film/SusannahOfTheMounties''.