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* ''WesternAnimation/BlueEyeSamurai''. In [[Recap/BlueEyeSamuraiS01E06AllEvilDreamsAndAngryWords "All Evil Dreams And Angry Words"]], Mizu finds herself facing off against [[GiantMook Okiyama]]. Before they fight he hits his club against the ceiling, whereupon Mizu hears the sound of feet tramping across the room above, showing there are more men waiting to fight her even if she gets past him.
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* ''WebVideo/TheBuggerAnthology'': The Cybermen's proclivity for loud marching is {{lampshaded}} by a caption subtitling their walking as "*stompy stompy clompy stomp*".
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* ''WebVideo/TheBuggerAnthology'': The Cybermen's proclivity for loud marching is {{lampshaded}} by [[FunWithSubtitles a caption subtitling their walking as "*stompy stompy clompy stomp*".
stomp*"]].
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* ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'''s iconic Cyberdemon moves around with its signature [[HellIsThatNoise ominous]] hoof-pounding rhythm. What's worse is when the sound ''stops''; that's when he's about to open fire on you with [[StuffBlowingUp rockets]].
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* ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'''s ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'': The iconic Cyberdemon moves around with its signature [[HellIsThatNoise ominous]] hoof-pounding rhythm. What's worse is when the sound ''stops''; that's when he's about to open fire on you with [[StuffBlowingUp rockets]].
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* ''WebVideo/TheBuggerAnthology'': The Cybermen's proclivity for loud marching is {{lampshaded}} by a caption subtitling their walking as "*stompy stompy clompy stomp*".
* ''WebVideo/TheBuggerAnthology'': The Cybermen's proclivity for loud marching is {{lampshaded}} by a caption subtitling their walking as "*stompy stompy clompy stomp*".
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* ''WebVideo/TheBuggerAnthology'': The Cybermen's proclivity for loud marching is {{lampshaded}} by a caption subtitling their walking as "*stompy stompy clompy stomp*".
* ''WebVideo/TheBuggerAnthology'': The Cybermen's proclivity for loud marching is {{lampshaded}} by a caption subtitling their walking as "*stompy stompy clompy stomp*".
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* ''WebVideo/TheBuggerAnthology'': The Cybermen's proclivity for loud marching is {{lampshaded}} by a caption subtitling their walking as "*stompy stompy clompy stomp*".
* ''WebVideo/TheBuggerAnthology'': The Cybermen's proclivity for loud marching is {{lampshaded}} by a caption subtitling their walking as "*stompy stompy clompy stomp*".
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* ''Series/XMenTheAnimatedSeries:'' The Sentinels stomp loudly wherever they go, being as they are twenty foot tall robots.
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* ''Series/XMenTheAnimatedSeries:'' ''WesternAnimation/XMenTheAnimatedSeries:'' The Sentinels stomp loudly wherever they go, being as they are twenty foot tall robots.
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* ''Series/XMenTheAnimatedSeries:'' The Sentinels stomp loudly wherever they go, being as they are twenty foot tall robots.
* ''Series/XMenTheAnimatedSeries:'' The Sentinels stomp loudly wherever they go, being as they are twenty foot tall robots.
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What our hero has encountered is a group of Stompy Mooks. Stompy Mooks are basically mooks who simply cannot be quiet when they move around, even if they tried. These can include anything from [[Series/DoctorWho Robot Soldiers]], [[HeavilyArmoredMook heavily armored soldiers]], or just normal, everyday soldiers with noisy boots. This is usually played straight to make the viewer understand exactly what's going on and why the hero just ducked down a hallway.
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What our hero has encountered is a group of Stompy Mooks. Stompy Mooks are basically mooks who simply cannot be quiet when they move around, even if they tried. These can include anything from [[Series/DoctorWho Robot Soldiers]], {{Robot Soldier}}s, [[HeavilyArmoredMook heavily armored soldiers]], or just normal, everyday soldiers with noisy boots. This is usually played straight to make the viewer understand exactly what's going on and why the hero just ducked down a hallway.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'''s iconic Cyberdemon moves around with its signature [[HellIsThatNoise ominous]] hoof-pounding rhythm. What's worse is when the sound ''stops''; that's when he's about to open fire on you.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Doom}}'''s iconic Cyberdemon moves around with its signature [[HellIsThatNoise ominous]] hoof-pounding rhythm. What's worse is when the sound ''stops''; that's when he's about to open fire on you.you with [[StuffBlowingUp rockets]].
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Of course, when the plot requires it, StompyMooks can be as quiet as church-mice.
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Of course, when the plot requires it, StompyMooks Stompy Mooks can be as quiet as church-mice.
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* Soldiers marching in formation often count as StompyMooks. Somewhat [[DefiedTrope defied]] when crossing a bridge; they break step to avoid shaking it.
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* Soldiers marching in formation often count as StompyMooks.Stompy Mooks. Somewhat [[DefiedTrope defied]] when crossing a bridge; they break step to avoid shaking it.
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What our hero has encountered is a group of StompyMooks. StompyMooks are basically mooks who simply cannot be quiet when they move around, even if they tried. These can include anything from [[Series/DoctorWho Robot Soldiers]], [[HeavilyArmoredMook heavily armored soldiers]], or just normal, everyday soldiers with noisy boots. This is usually played straight to make the viewer understand exactly what's going on and why the hero just ducked down a hallway.
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What our hero has encountered is a group of StompyMooks. StompyMooks Stompy Mooks. Stompy Mooks are basically mooks who simply cannot be quiet when they move around, even if they tried. These can include anything from [[Series/DoctorWho Robot Soldiers]], [[HeavilyArmoredMook heavily armored soldiers]], or just normal, everyday soldiers with noisy boots. This is usually played straight to make the viewer understand exactly what's going on and why the hero just ducked down a hallway.
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* The Cybermen from the ''Series/DoctorWho'' new series are a great example of this trope. It's even [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] in the episode "The Next Doctor", as seen in the page quote.
** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E12NightmareInSilver "Nightmare In Silver" ]]: The new models are a little more streamlined, but still pull off the ominous march.
** Even the original ones are prone to this in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS36E12TheDoctorFalls The Doctor Falls]]".
** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E12NightmareInSilver "Nightmare In Silver" ]]: The new models are a little more streamlined, but still pull off the ominous march.
** Even the original ones are prone to this in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS36E12TheDoctorFalls The Doctor Falls]]".
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** The Cybermen from the''Series/DoctorWho'' new series are a great example of this trope. It's even [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] in the episode [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E14TheNextDoctor "The Next Doctor", Doctor"]], as seen in the page quote.
** *** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E12NightmareInSilver "Nightmare In Silver" ]]: in Silver"]]: The new models are a little more streamlined, but still pull off the ominous march.
** *** Even the original ones are prone to this in "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS36E12TheDoctorFalls The Doctor Falls]]".
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* Jaffa, from the ''Franchise/StargateVerse'', are so notorious for this that you can be assured that in every hallway scene on a Goa'uld ship there ''will'' be some form of clanking. The Ori Crusaders do this too, but to a much lesser extent. As a funny note, the Jaffa actually cease clanking once they are freed from the Goa'uld.
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* Jaffa, from the ''Franchise/StargateVerse'', are so notorious for this that you can be assured that in every hallway scene on a Goa'uld ship there ''will'' be some form of clanking. The Ori Crusaders do this too, but to a much lesser extent. As a funny note, the Jaffa actually cease clanking once they are freed from the Goa'uld.
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* Inverted in the ''Franchise/MetalGear'' series. Walking too fast behind a guard makes him turn around and notice you, turning ''you'' into the Stompy Mook. Most mooks themselves walk about normally, so unless they're walking on something noisy, making a status report, or [[MythologyGag wearing headphones]], you won't hear them walking until you get fairly close.
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* Inverted in the ''Franchise/MetalGear'' ''VideoGame/MetalGear'' series. Walking too fast behind a guard makes him turn around and notice you, turning ''you'' into the Stompy Mook. Most mooks themselves walk about normally, so unless they're walking on something noisy, making a status report, or [[MythologyGag wearing headphones]], you won't hear them walking until you get fairly close.
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* Jaffa, from the ''[[StargateVerse Stargate universe]]'', are so notorious for this that you can be assured that in every hallway scene on a Goa'uld ship there ''will'' be some form of clanking. The Ori Crusaders do this too, but to a much lesser extent. As a funny note, the Jaffa actually cease clanking once they are freed from the Goa'uld.
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* Jaffa, from the ''[[StargateVerse Stargate universe]]'', ''Franchise/StargateVerse'', are so notorious for this that you can be assured that in every hallway scene on a Goa'uld ship there ''will'' be some form of clanking. The Ori Crusaders do this too, but to a much lesser extent. As a funny note, the Jaffa actually cease clanking once they are freed from the Goa'uld.
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->''"Oh, that's cheating; sneaking up! Do you have your legs on silent?"''
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->''"Oh, that's cheating; sneaking up! Do Did you have your legs on silent?"''
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* The possessed suits of armour controlled by the Tough Possessor in ''VideoGame/LuigisMansionDarkMoon'' are like this. Their maces hitting the floor when they attempt to hit Luigi only make things even louder.
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** Even the original ones are prone to this in "World Enough and Time".
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** Even the original ones are prone to this in "World Enough and Time"."[[Recap/DoctorWhoS36E12TheDoctorFalls The Doctor Falls]]".
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** Likewise the Judoon, humanoid SpacePolice rhinos with big boots perfect for stomping, as lampshaded by various close-up shots.
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** Likewise the Judoon, humanoid SpacePolice rhinos with big boots perfect for stomping, as lampshaded by various close-up shots.shots of their feet stomping up stairs.