History Main / VomitDiscretionShot

* In ''[[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Pokémon XY]]'', in the episode Adventures in Running Errands! this is heavily implied in the final [[ToBeContinued To Be Continued]] cutaway when Clemont's Chespin eats too much and is rushed into the back of the Pokémon Center.
** The Creator/DisneyXD dub of ''[[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Pokémon Sun and Moon]]'' {{bowdlerise}}s a scene in one episode into this; removing a shot of Ash vomiting on Pikachu after eating a disgusting meal, while keeping the retching sounds.

* ''Fanfic/APrizeForThreeEmpires'': Back during her CIA spy days, ComicBook/CarolDanvers felt the urge to vomit after killing an enemy spy, but she waited until she was in private to carry out the act.

* ''Film/AtMidnight2023'': After Sophie [[BedroomAdulteryScene catches Adam cheating on her]], she gets so sick that vomits, walking out of the camera's view behind a trailer in order to do so.

** "[[Recap/KampKoralS1E22AreYouSmarterThanASmartCabinDeepSeaDespot Deep Sea Despot]]" has the adult counselors vomiting offscreen.

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* ''Series/{{ALF}}, in the episode "Tequila", features the title character doing this after suffering a hangover, after unintentionally drinking with Kate's friend, who, because of her alcoholism, thinks ALF is her imaginary friend.

* In ''Series/TheATeam'' episode "[[Recap/TheATeamS2E4BadTimeOnTheBorder Bad Time on the Border]]", Face gets seasick. After some time, he stumbles out of the bathroom in response to B.A.'s demands that he stop hogging it. He stays out long enough to have a little banter with Hannibal and then retches, stumbles back in, and closes the door.
* In the ''Series/{{Blackadder}} II'' episode "[[Recap/BlackadderS2E5Beer Beer]]", a character runs into the room and vomits into the fireplace. The man has his back to the camera so we don't see the vomit. At least, that was the intention; it turned out the angle was not perfect for this and [[SpecialEffectFailure it's obvious that the actor is not really vomiting at all]].

* The ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'' episode "[[Recap/BuffyTheVampireSlayerS5E16TheBody The Body]]" straddles the line. Buffy throws up shortly after [[spoiler: finding her mother's dead body]], ducking out of camera range, but then she puts a paper towel over it and we get a quite disgusting close-up of the vomit being absorbed.

** The episode "Hyde School Reunion" opens with Piper flushing the toilet, exiting the bathroom, and saying "I don't remember having morning sickness this bad with Wyatt." A few minutes later, there is the sound of her stomach gurgling, and she grabs her belly and runs to the bathroom.

** During Flack's AWOL period, his former C.I. Terrence Davis rescues him from a fate worse than the brutal beatdown he's just experienced on the subway. When they arrive at Terrence's apartment, Flack is heard throwing up in the bathroom.

* In the ''Series/HenryDanger'' episode "Sick and Wired", at the end while arguing with Ray, Henry bends over out of camera range to throw up on Ray's shoes.

* ''Series/HorribleHistories'', for example, has a sketch all about a bunch of pirates who actually ''escaped capture'' because they had stolen a herd of cows, and their ship was so disgusting that the Navy couldn't bear to take it... but the sketch cuts away from them vomiting and then back to show their clothes covered with it.

* ''Series/ItsOkayToNotBeOkay'': In the first episode Gang-tae is hugging a patient when the patient vomits all over his back. This is illustrated with a hilarious montage of shots featuring stuff like dead fish being poured onto a boat, grain being poured out of a grain elevator, a waterfall...
* On ''Series/JessicaJones2015'' in the episode "[[Recap/JessicaJones2015S2E5AKATheOctopus AKA The Octopus]]" Trish vomits in the toilet after taking some drugs.

* ''Series/{{MASH}}'': "Welcome To Korea" has Hawkeye, B.J. and Radar and a group of U.S. soldiers attacked by enemy fire. Hawkeye is doing what he can, but when B.J. turns a dead soldier over and sees his front, he does the Technicolor yawn. A judicious camera angle keeps us from seeing anything coming out.
** "Fallen Idol" has another example: Hawkeye, severely hungover, is forced into operating by Charles. Halfway through the OR session, Hawkeye begs Charles to take over his patient and runs from the room. When Col. Potter tells a nurse to bring Hawkeye back, she reports that he's vomiting into a trash can outside.

* In the ''Series/MurdochMysteries'' episode "Republic of Murdoch", Constable Crabtree gets friendly with some Newfoundland locals while bragging about an old treasure map he wants to sell in a scam to trap a killer. After an extended drinking session featuring the potent local rum, he awakes the next morning [[spoiler: embracing a fish wrapped in his jacket]], then vomits behind a bush while Murdoch and local man Jake Doyle are watching for the culprit to arrive at the location marked on the map. Murdoch seems concerned for his colleague, but Doyle comments that Crabtree can't hold his liquor, and George replies that he's merely out of practice.

** Also in one of the final season episodes "Michael Loves Lisa", Michael was so nervous after developing a crush on Lisa, which causes him to throw up on Lisa and another guy at the Open Mic Night while trying to sing a song.

[[caption-width-right:220:And we couldn't even see it.]]

** In “Death Lives”, Peter does this, ducking his mouth just outside the left edge of the screen, after seeing Death with his hood down, showing that his skull is crawling with parasites.

* In ''Film/BattleRoyale'', the protagonist vomits in the toilet after coming home to see his dad has committed suicide.

* In ''Film/JurassicPark'' Timmy mentions having vomited while trapped inside a falling Jeep. While the exact spot he would've vomited onto is probably onscreen, the scene's dim lighting obscures it from view.

* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': In the second episode, the newly fledged vampire Louis de Pointe du Lac vomits off-screen because, as Lestat de Lioncourt explains, his body is confused because he's dying as a human while simultaneously transitioning into a vampiric state.

* In ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'', when Shino runs off to puke during her panic attack in Season 2 Episode 3, the camera doesn't follow her.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'':
** "The Mutants Are Revolting" has a scene where Fry seems to have become a mutant. Leela's first reaction upon seeing the results is to vomit over the side of the boat.
*** A minute later, the rest of the Planet Express crew sees Fry and everyone vomits onto the ground. Their mouths go just under the camera, so we don't see any of it.
** In "Benderama", when all of Earth's water is converted into alcohol, everyone is drunk as a result. We then see Amy vomiting behind the chair.
* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'' usually averts this trope, but it's played straight in "Love Games" where Slime Princess vomits over the side of the balcony. Strangely, it's averted earlier in the episode when Finn vomits.
* The ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim'' episode [[Recap/InvaderZimS2E1BackseatDriversFromBeyondTheStars "Backseat Drivers From Beyond The Stars"]] ends with the Almighty Tallest reacting in complete ''shock'' to the havoc going on in Zim's base. Tallest Purple responds by saying, "I'm going to throw up!" The most we get to see of it is him covering his mouth and gagging, before he walks off-screen.
-->'''Tallest Red:''' ''Naaaw!'' Not on the ''donuts''!
* ''WesternAnimation/ScrewySquirrel'' hides out in the hold of a dilapitated boat, paints an ocean horizon on a canvas and rocks it back and forth through a porthole to make Meathead think the boat is rocking, which makes him sick. He runs off to hurl. Screwy shows us how easy it was to fool Meathead as he rocks the picture back and forth, only it makes ''him'' sick as well. He puts up a "One Moment, Please" sign as he runs off to hurl as well.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfTarzan'' episode "One Punch Mulligan" features the boxer of the episodes title seasick on his publicity vacation with his manager Joey and a news reporter.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Recess}}'' features this trope in 2 episodes:
** "A Genius Among Us": Randall ate 10 puddings, but then got sick to his stomach and ran into the hallway, where the janitor, who was in the cafeteria at the time, got the call on his beeper and goes to clean the hallway.
** "Dance Lessons": Mikey and Spinelli are partners in ballet class, but when Mikey spun Spinelli too fast, Spinelli ran off to throw up seconds later.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}'':
** Happens anytime after that anyone that isn’t Yugo himself goes through his portals.
** Sadlygrove ducks his head to throw up twice after getting food poisoning in “[[Recap/WakfuS2E14TheVoiceThief The Voice Thief]]”.
*** Also, repeatedly to Sadlygrove [[GreenAroundTheGills during any boat trip]].
** And to the male judge of the baking contest at the sight of the Ecaflip contestant's methods.
** Several spectators do barf while watching Cleophelia taking up Ruel's challenge to eat some disgusting cooking.
** In ''The Quest for the Six Dofus Eliatropes'' episode 2, on the rocky trip back from Frigosta, a car-sick Amalia repeatedly vomits in the background.
* {{Subverted|Trope}} in the ''WesternAnimation/CloseEnough'' episode "Josh Gets Shredded". After Josh attempts to work out at a gym, he immediately runs out back to vomit and because his back is turned to the camera, you can't see any of it. However, the vomit is visible on his mouth and shirt when he turns back around.
* ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'':
** At the end of the "Gem Glow", the first episode, Steven throws up on the ground after eating too many Cookie Cats.
** In "So Many Birthdays" Amethyst's ExtremeOmnivore tendencies work against her when she [[TheFoodPoisoningIncident eats an old burrito off the floor]], and the scene smashes to black as she pukes.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Braceface}}'' episode "Miami Vices" Sharon, after a night of getting drunk, has a hangover the next morning and can be heard (but not seen) puking into the toilet.
* ''WesternAnimation/PrivateSnafu'': In "It's Murder She Says", Anopheles Annie runs off and sticks her head over a rock to throw up after being splashed with a drop of G.I. Repellent.

* ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' mostly follows this but on a few occasions vomit has been shown on screen such as when Hank grabs a drunk teenager and he vomits over a railing.
** In an episode where transfat is banned Dale and Boomhauer get sick from eating oysters and they vomit with their back to the camera, we get a clear view in front of them but we see nothing.
** In the gas convention episode, Hank drunkenly gets on stage and at the end of his profanity-coated rant, vomits in this manner.
** In "And They Call It Bobby Love", Bobby enters a steak-eating contest at a restaurant and then comes home and vomits in front of Connie. The vomiting is too low off-screen to be seen.
** In an episode where Hank is introduced to a drug dealer he gets nauseous from getting high and runs to the toilet.
* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'' when Didi becomes pregnant with Dil she vomits off screen [[RunningGag at least four times,]] once it makes it look like vomit but as it turns out it's apple sauce being made for Tommy. And in [[TheMovie the second movie]], Dil himself vomits on Coco's dress after her sort-of failed attempt to stop his crying.
** Also played straight in "Ransom of Cynthia" where Angelica throws up on Drew. Averted in "Slumber Party" when Tommy throws up on Angelica.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' has displayed much emptying of the stomach contents through esophageal means. For example:
** As the Safety Salamander, drunken Homer feels the need to vomit. Unable to leave the room, he vomits where he stands, but conceals his mouth in the costume first. Not unlike the phenomenon that makes bleeps funnier than expletives, the simple "hurr-maah" sound he makes is priceless.
** One of the most ridiculous examples is when everyone eats Krusty Burgers with contaminated barley in "Coming To Homerica"; since everyone is vomiting into all the toilets in the house, Homer vomits into Lisa's saxophone but it looks completely clean--in reality, it would probably shoot out or be leaking from the pipes.
** Another example is in "Lost Our Lisa", when Lisa tries to hitch a ride with Cletus. He holds up a skunk, saying "Sure, but they still goes off even when they's dead." Lisa runs off, both hands over her mouth, presumably to vomit.
** Another ridiculous example is where Homer is Lisa's soccer coach at one point he vomits into a traffic cone, which should be leaking out the other end.




* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'': Even Batman himself did this. Ace was warping Batman's perception of reality so severely that you see him jerk his head down, make a coughing noise, and then wipe his mouth when his face re-appears on camera.

* ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnold'': This happens multiple times in Hey Arnold in the following examples.
** In the episode "Eugene's Bike", at the end of the montage where Arnold tried to give Eugene the best day ever, with every event ending with Eugene getting hurt, Eugene suffers from seasickness after the ferry ride.
** In the episode "Valentine's Day", Helga (posing as Arnold's penpal Cecile) runs to the bathroom and vomits into the toilet multiple times after she eats "calf's brains and eggs".
** In the episode "Roughin' It", Arnold does this when he eats the wrong type of berries that Grandpa Phil was demonstrating which are safe to eat and which ones aren't.
** In the episode "Mudbowl", Harold does it when Helga was pushing everyone to train hard for an upcoming football game against the PS 118 5th grades.
** Harold does it again in "Best Friends" when he was trying to eat 7 pounds of chocolate as part of Harold, Sid and Stinky's Uniquely You project.
** It happens to Arnold again when he was training for the eating contest in the episode "Eating Contest".
** It happens to Eugene again when he was carsick from riding in the back of the bus in "Rhonda's Glasses".
** Lila becomes a victim of this trope after riding a theme park ride in "Love and Cheese" and "Timberly Loves Arnold".

* ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'' zigzags between showing vomiting and being discreet, though at least 80% of the shots are of the latter variety.
** One episode has Steve vomiting in the toilet after being unknowingly impregnated with Roger's egg.
** In "Stannie Get Your Gun" Hayley vomits in a trashcan for initially making a show that supports guns with Stan. The vomit should be visible based on the view but it wasn't.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'' episode "That Old Black Magic," on their way to a big amusement park, Timmy can't wait to go on an exciting thrill ride. Cosmo asks him from inside Timmy's hand-held video game console if he's going to throw up on the ride, and Timmy says he had been practicing all week, and demonstrates by sticking his tongue out and saying "Blah!" Then we cut to Cosmo and Wanda in the game as we hear the splattering of Timmy's puke off-screen.
* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'': In the episode "Fear Itself" while the Titans are battling Control Freak in a video store, an army of evil candy attacks Cyborg. After struggling with the possessed candy for a while, he starts eating it to scare the rest off. Naturally, he gets sick to his stomach and sprints out of the store to throw up. After they've beaten Control Freak and brought home a movie to watch, Starfire offers Cyborg some candy, with predictable results. "Make it go awa-a-a-ay..." He throws up further when Starfire talks about a documentary on hot dogs.
** In the episode "Crash" when Beast Boy accidentally gets Cyborg sick with a gaming torrent that turned out to be a virus Cyborg recalls the time when Starfire offered him some food native to her planet which made him throw up in the bathroom. He wanted some this time because of his appetite from the virus.
** In "Betrayal", Beast Boy and Terra go on a date at an amusement park and ride the Tilt-a-Whirl. Terra seems to handle it better than Beast Boy (who quickly passes out) and is having fun - up until she suddenly [[GreenAroundTheGills turns green]] and covers her mouth as the camera pans away...[[spoiler: Though [[EtTuBrute as the episode title implies]], this turns out to be the ''least'' awkward moment for the two that evening.]]
* Happens on ''WesternAnimation/NightmareNed'' after a [[IncredibleShrinkingMan doll-sized Ned]] gets spun around in an RC car.
* In ''[[WesternAnimation/TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy Billy & Mandy's]] [[WesternAnimation/BillyAndMandysBigBoogeyAdventure Big Boogey Adventure]]'', Boogey places a sleep spell on Mandy that causes her to be trapped in a long series of nightmares, later prompting Irwin to kiss her and snap her out of it. At first, she thought the kiss was part of another bad dream; Irwin tells her otherwise. Both this and his subsequent line "I...am the god...of love!" cause Mandy to feel ''very'' nauseous.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/SabrinaTheAnimatedSeries'' episode "Strange New World", Slugloafe eats a moldy sandwich and feels nauseous. In the following scene, Sabrina is shown with a vomit-stained shirt.
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePenguinsOfMadagascar'' In the episode "All Choked Up", the Penguins watch a gory nature documentary to force Rico to vomit a time bomb after Alice makes him take anti-vomiting syrup. It doesn't work on Rico, then Private, Skipper, and Kowalski throw up into bags.
* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'':
** In "Him Diddle Riddle," Buttercup is sent into a spin in her fighter copter by the monster she's attacking. She wobbles out of the craft once on the ground and tosses her cookies in a garbage can.
** Bubbles does exactly the same thing in "The Boys Are Back in Town" in response to the Rowdyruff Boys' attempts to disgust them, which included [[NauseaFuel having one spit up a loogie that the other one caught in his mouth before spitting it up himself.]]
* In any Creator/WarnerBros or Creator/{{MGM}} cartoon whenever a character is about to vomit they [[GreenAroundTheGills turn a pale shade of green]] and usually lean over a railing, port, or barrel sometimes making retching sounds.

* In the episode "Proteus: Part 2" of ''WesternAnimation/XMenTheAnimatedSeries'', Wolverine can be heard retching as he recovers from Proteus' MindScrew in the last episode.
* One episode of ''WesternAnimation/AKindOfMagic'' had Cindy babysit a baby girl. At some point, she calls Tom for help, and the baby's face inflates and turns green. Cue a {{Jump Cut}}s to a surprised-looking Tom.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' episode "O Silly Mio" at one point during the soprano's performance the Warner siblings eat some sandwiches and show her their chewed up food, she covers her mouth and runs off to vomit.
** {{Invoked}} ''and'' {{Lampshaded}} in "Bumbie's Mom":
--->'''Skippy:''' I feel airsick.
--->'''Slappy:''' [[NoFourthWall Dissolve to the next scene, quick!]]
--->''({{Dissolve}})''
--->'''Slappy:''' Better?
--->'''Skippy:''' Yeah.
--->'''Slappy:''' ''(AsideGlance)''
* ''WesternAnimation/AdventuresOfSonicTheHedgehog'':
** "Lifestyles of the Sick and Twisted" features a scene where Scratch and Grounder watch their favorite cartoon "Bart the Barfy Bumblebee" he coughs and says "I don't feel so good!" and leans over to barf, it cuts to Dr. Robotnik's reaction to it.
** Parodied in "Tails' New Home". Sonic rides on Grounder like a plane and treats himself to an in-flight meal. He gags on the chicken leg he eats, and he pulls down a curtain from the top of the screen to spit it out.
* Tygra from ''WesternAnimation/{{Thundercats 2011}}'' ran to the railings while Cheetara and a fishman watched from a ''respectful'' distance. [[TheCharmer Way to impress the ladies there, Tygra]].
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'':
** Happens in an early episode when Arthur and Buster ride a screaming swing type of ride called the "Hurl-A-Whirl" which is designed to make the riders vomit and comes with free barf bags. Inside the ride they are shown turning green and covering their mouths with the bags.
** This also happens to Francine Frensky in the episode "Vomitrocious" when she has an embarrassing incident in the school cafeteria. At the moment when she throws up, the camera is lined up so that her body is blocking the view, showing only the disgusted reactions of the other students as they flee the cafeteria.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}'' lets fly in the episode "Malled" due to the smell of Brittany's perfume. The 'camera' is facing her, but she dips her mouth just below the frame when she heaves to keep the audience from seeing anything.

* Bolin from ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'' "tosses his noodles" during a Pro-Bending match after a night of eating nothing but noodles resembling that of binge-drinking due to heartbreak.
** Meelo does the same thing in "The Calling" when he eats some bad berries. His lemur Pokey, [[SubvertedTrope however]], does it on-screen like a sick cat or dog.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/AsToldByGinger'' episode "Gym Class Confidential," Courtney vomits on Miranda's shoes while the camera focuses on the other girls' reaction to a childbirth scene (also offscreen).
* Happens constantly in ''WesternAnimation/{{Archer}}'', with Archer (who vomits pretty much whenever anyone mentions Malory's sex life) ducking out of camera range to throw up.
* Ron from ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' vomits in the episode "Homecoming Upset" while riding in a boat.
** Also in "Motor Ed" where a flashback shows he vomited on a clown after eating hotdogs before going on an Amusement Park spinning ride.
--->'''Kim:''' You see, Ron had a... problem last year...
--->''(Flashback to last year's fair. Ron and Kim are strapping down in the Tilt-O-Whirl as he scarfs down another hot dog.)''
--->'''Ron:''' Is this my fifth or seventh chili cheese dog? Mmmmm! ''(The Tilt-O-Whirl starts up and starts spinning very fast)'' Oh! Uhhhhh! Tummy trouble!
--->(''A clown is working nearby and [[OhCrap gasps in horror]] face as Ron barfs all over him; back to the present'')
--->'''Ron:''' The clown sued.
--->'''Kim:''' Ron had to swear he would never go the fair on a full stomach again, and pay the dry cleaning.
--->'''Ron:''' Baggy pants... double charge.
** In "Mother's Day", Kim decides to help her mom, Ann, with brain surgery. Afterward, Ann commends Kim for not fainting, to which Kim responds that's was because she "was too busy throwing up".

* Happened in ''WesternAnimation/CourageTheCowardlyDog'':
** In "A Thousand Years of Courage", the Earth spins fast enough that everyone goes a thousand years into the future! When it stops, Courage pukes in the toilet in the bathroom much to Eustace's disgust.
** Earlier episode "Klub Katz" had Courage puking into a pipe connected into a ship from seasickness. No one reacted.
* In ''WesternAnimation/OzzyAndDrix'' in the episode "The Conqueror Worm" Hector who was feeling nauseous because of a stomach worm gets grossed out by a story his friend is telling him so he asks him to stop. He does but then questions why the meat at the cafeteria is purple which is the last straw for Hector, causing him to run into a bathroom stall and puke in the toilet which shakes up Ozzy.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutronBoyGenius'' has some of these especially with Carl like the episode where they were stuck on a malfunctioning Carnival Ride and Carl got sick but the vomit wasn't shown.
* ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' had one at the end of the jawbreaker field trip episode "Run Ed Run" where Sarah ate too many jawbreakers and threw up on Eddy. The screen cut out before anything could be shown.
* ''WesternAnimation/GeorgeOfTheJungle2007'' had one in the pie eating contest episode "Cousin Larry of the Jungle". In the episode George beats his cousin Larry in a pie eating contest, but then vomits A LOT afterwards off screen in front of his friends and they go to forgetting rock to try and forget the awful sight.

* In ''WesternAnimation/MartinMystery'', one episode Martin was trying to eat as many brussel sprouts as possible in front of Billy. He then leaned over and started puking.
** This also happened to a seasick Diana in "Shriek From Beyond". [[NotHelpingYourCase It did not help that Martin and Java were talking about gross native food all the while...]]
* In ''WesternAnimation/JohnnyTest'', the episode "Johnny Test in Outer Space" Johnny beat Darth Vegan in a space battle which caused him to spin out of control in his space ship and puke in a barf bag.
** In another episode Johnny puked in the toilet for eating too much pizza.
* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/{{Chowder}}'', Mung Dal vomited on the car Schnitzel was driving after Chowder grossed him out while he was carsick. He is then seen cleaning it with a hose.
* There was an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' where Tom and Jerry accidentally drank castor oil and ended up throwing up out of the window.
* ''WesternAnimation/LoonaticsUnleashed'': Lexi, in "A Creep In The Deep", when she gets seasick.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Kaeloo}}'':
** In the episode "Let's Play Scaredy Cat", [[spoiler: after listening to Mr. Cat narrate a sickening story, Kaeloo turns her back to the camera and throws up all over the ground]].
** In "Let's Play Air Pockets", Quack Quack grabs a vomit bag, and the scene cuts to Kaeloo's disgusted face while vomiting sounds can be heard.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' episode "Carpet Diem", after the twins trigger the accidental [[FreakyFridayFlip body swap]], Mabel (in Dipper's body) is so shocked and distressed that she ends puking in the toilet.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/HorridHenry'' episode "Horrid Henry's Sick Day", his brother pukes in the toilet from being sick. The door to the bathroom opened and closed automatically for him!
* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Downtown}}'' episode "Hotel Bar" has Jen get drunk and so such antics as asking a woman in a suit if she is a hooker and sing "Somebody's Watching Me". It ends badly for Jen when she ends up puking off-screen.
* Ironically enough for a GrossOutShow, ''WesternAnimation/{{Grossology}}'' does this regularly. Especially in the episode that revolves around the villain forcing everyone to vomit like crazy.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/TheWildThornberrys'' episode "Chew if by Sea", it happens to Debbie due to seasickness.
* Daggett and Norbert in ''WesternAnimation/TheAngryBeavers'' in "Food of the Clods" due to sleepwalking and overeating. The next horror movie on TV was the straw that broke the camel's back. Happens to Daggett repeatedly in "Muscular Beaver III" when he got sick from the cold.

* Kids' shows are even more unlikely than TV for adults to show the act of vomiting.

** ''Series/HorribleHistories'', for example, has a sketch all about a bunch of pirates who actually ''escaped capture'' because they had stolen a herd of cows, and their ship was so disgusting that the Navy couldn't bear to take it... but the sketch cuts away from them vomiting and then back to show their clothes covered with it.
** Even ''Series/DickAndDomInDaBungalow'', which featured [[SarcasmMode tasteful]] games like "Make Dick Sick" (and once or twice was gross enough to make a contestant actually throw up) was careful to cut away from the act.

* In ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'', certain grievous blows will cause the target to vomit if they take them. The -- uh -- "hurk"... does not ever fall past a few in-game inches (such it does not put excessive load on the game hardware and gross out the players too much by just staying on the ground or getting all over one the the characters, no doubt), but we do not see the tail end of what does come out.
* In ''VideoGame/SilentHill2'', the first cutscene featuring Eddie Dombrowski involves him vomiting (seemingly endlessly) into a toilet in the bathroom of Apt. 101 in the Woodside Apartments. There's no visible gunge, but the sound of him vomiting is audible in adjoining rooms.
* In ''VideoGame/ClockTower'', both Jennifer and Helen vomit in a corner after finding victims of the Scissorman, though no vomit is shown. In Jennifer's story, she finds a mutilated corpse in a bathroom with its insides ripped out. And in Helen's scenario, she discovers a body with a pipe pierced right through the head.
* In ''VideoGame/{{Bully}}'', one mission entitled "That Bitch" has your character plant a stink bomb in head cheerleader Mandy's locker when you steal some lab notes. After the bomb has gone off, if you go into the cubicles you can watch Mandy throwing up - realistic sound effects but you don't see the vomit, only Mandy leaning over the toilet.

* In the remake of ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil'', the player character vomits in the toilet after being attacked by the zombie in the bathtub.

* ''Franchise/{{Persona}}''
** ''VideoGame/{{Persona 4}}'':
*** During the camping trip after a brief action of stupidity by Yosuke, the Protagonist, and Kanji, they were knocked into the river. It may not seem so bad to them, but then you hear Morooka puking further upstream. Hits it even further home by adding this: "You feel as though a million showers will never get you clean..."
*** [[VomitingCop Adachi's]] introduction has him running off-screen to throw up, followed by sound effects. [[spoiler: Possible subversion as he may have been faking it.]]
** ''VideoGame/Persona5'':
*** After completing their first heist, the Phantom Thieves celebrate by going to a lavish All-You-Can-Eat Buffet, but Ryuji and Morgana end up eating too much and rush to the bathroom to throw up.
*** When starting the social link with [[IntrepidReporter Ichiko Ohya]], given that she's a HardDrinkingPartyGirl, she ends your first meeting by [[CallingYourNausea abruptly excusing herself to use the toilet]], where the bartender Lala says she'll be for a while.
* In ''VideoGame/ValkyrieProfile2Silmeria'', Alicia vomits from fatigue, but is not shown.
* In ''VideoGame/GrimFandango'', one of the ([[MoonLogicPuzzle less logical]]) puzzles involves tricking Glottis into drinking a huge keg of gelatinous liquid, then having him vomit all over the room. The actual process is obscured from the player, who only gets to see Glottis on his knees, with his head off-screen. The ''sounds'', however, are there. And, of course, you get to see the results, with some commentary from Manny...

* In ''VideoGame/RuneScape'', during the quest Let them Eat Pie, Rolo the Stout eats a bad pie, and vomits from it. Only the sound is heard as your character is down the stairs. Jagex decided to give the listener the option of listening to the vomiting sound effects.
* ''VideoGame/MaxPayne'':
** Subverted in ''VideoGame/MaxPayne2'', when a prisoner vomits all over his cell in the police station, with a cop complaining about having to clean it up, only for him to vomit ''again''.
** During the opening sequence of ''VideoGame/MaxPayne3'', Max vomits into his kitchen sink after drinking too much. The camera is angled on Max's face, so we don't see the vomit going into the sink. Either Rockstar couldn't animate convincing vomit, or they didn't want to show the vomit as its grossness would detract from the drama of the scene, or it was in keeping with their habit of not showing insert shots of action in a scene that's secondary to the characters.
* In ''VideoGame/DeadlyPremonition'' A cop vomits in a toilet, in a cutscene after seeing Becky's dead body.

* The ''VideoGame/RollerCoasterTycoon'' games featured what we could consider the audio equivalent of this trope: Guests who feel sick from a nauseating ride do lean over and produce puddles of pixelated puke, which remains until a handyman comes by to sweep it up, but it appears instantly and the sound effect is clearly a ''cough'' rather than the recognizable sound of throwing up.

* In ''VideoGame/DangeresqueRoomisode1BehindTheDangerdesque'', after eating bad food and spinning in his chair, Dangeresque turns away from the camera in order to puke into a paper bag.
* ''VideoGame/YokaiWatch3'' has a quest where the protagonists assist a helicopter-piloting Yo-Kai who gives everyone around him (and himself) motion sickness. Completing the quest allows the player access to Spewart's helicopter, which Spewart pilots in a constantly dizzying manner due to his queasiness. The first time Spewart takes the group on a ride, they enjoy it briefly before realizing that Spewart's piloting and effects are ''incredibly'' nauseating. After a beat when the group tumbles off the chopper, the game cuts to a "WeAreExperiencingTechnicalDifficulties" message while everyone audibly retches in the background.
* In ''VideoGame/DigimonStoryCyberSleuthHackersMemory'', the PlayerCharacter is forced to eat a table-sized omelette while on a date with Yuuko, and ends up throwing up afterwards following a FadeToBlack with sound effects and his friend Chitose screaming in the background.
* In ''VideoGame/DetroitBecomeHuman'', Connor helps a drunken and passed out Hank get to the bathroom to throw up in the toilet in the chapter "Russian Roulette". Downplayed in that it's possible to get a very brief glimpse of Hank vomiting as Connor leaves the bathroom.
* In VideoGame/NeptuniaVirtualStars, Vice is put through a lot of eating contests against Goremand, and ends up throwing up from overeating, with the screen fading to black right before it happens.

* In the Safe ending of ''VisualNovel/NineHoursNinePersonsNineDoors'', the camera obligingly focuses in on the room sign while Junpei tosses his cookies.
* Almost as a running gag, Michiru in ''VisualNovel/TheEdenOfGrisaia'' just doesn’t seem to be able to hold the contents of her stomach. Despite the frequency at which she throws up, we never actually get a discretion shot, since there is no separate sprite for the act itself. The very first time it happens however, the scene transitions to a "Please stand by. WeAreExperiencingTechnicalDifficulties." screen.

* Happens from time to time in various adult-orientated StopMotion {{Web Original}}s, such as ''WebAnimation/TheMostPopularGirlsInSchool'', ''WebAnimation/DrHavocsDiary'', and ''Creator/SamAndMickey''. The discretion part is not by choice — we mean, how in the world ''would'' you show dolls actually throwing up?
* In ''WebAnimation/PlanetDolan'' Melissa vomits in the toilet in relation to the topic of cats bring dead things to their owners [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIrHjy2s-sU/ here]].

[[folder:Web Comics]]
* Even happens to White Bomberman in [[http://coyotemag.deviantart.com/art/Comic-4-Crystaljetters-Page-1-157326747 the art made by the editor's friend Maggie Nettles]], where he accidentally ran over the poison power-up. Another art of him was removed from deviantART.

* In [[http://www.housepetscomic.com/2015/05/20/grass-stains/ this]] ''Webcomic/{{Housepets}}'' strip, King loses his lunch after a stomach-upsetting trip on an amusement park ride, with the resultant spew out of view of the audience.
* In an ''Webcomic/OzyAndMillie'' arc where Avery tries smoking, there's a [[http://ozyandmillie.org/1999/08/16/ozy-and-millie-199/ strip]] where Millie stands outside the bathroom listening to him vomit.
* Used in ''Webcomic/ChessPiece'' after a particularly [[NightmareFuel frightening]] [[NightmareDreams dream]].

* [[https://www.egscomics.com/comic/2006-10-20 This]] ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' guest strip has Elliot run off to vomit in a subversion of the YoureDrinkingBreastMilk gag (the milk was just expired).
* ''Webcomic/GirlsWithSlingshots'' Hazel gets drunk one issue and Chris has to help her to toilet which she falls asleep on after puking seen here [[https://www.girlswithslingshots.com/comic/gws-chaser-182]].
* ''Webcomic/LeftoverSoup'' In this issue [[http://www.leftoversoup.com/archive.php?num=949]] Nicole tries to throw up some pills she took into the toilet because she's worried they'll hurt the baby she's pregnant with. Her husband suggests she thinks up something gross but she can't. So he makes a gross suggestion for her which works.

* ''WebVideo/ToddInTheShadows'' at the end of "The Top Ten Worst Hit Songs of 2009, Pt. 2".

* ''WebVideo/DemoReel'': Donnie makes sure he pukes up behind a tree after he's hungry enough to eat toothpaste, even though he knows he's the only one in the forest.

* ''WebVideo/TheMysteriousMrEnter'' does this in his Animated Atrocities on the

* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' has displayed much emptying of the stomach contents through esophageal means. For example:
** As the Safety Salamander, drunken Homer feels the need to vomit. Unable to leave the room, he vomits where he stands, but conceals his mouth in the costume first. Not unlike the phenomenon that makes bleeps funnier than expletives, the simple "hurr-maah" sound he makes is priceless.
** One of the most ridiculous examples is when everyone eats Krusty Burgers with contaminated barley in "Coming To Homerica"; since everyone is vomiting into all the toilets in the house, Homer vomits into Lisa's saxophone but it looks completely clean--in reality, it would probably shoot out or be leaking from the pipes.
** Another example is in "Lost Our Lisa", when Lisa tries to hitch a ride with Cletus. He holds up a skunk, saying "Sure, but they still goes off even when they's dead." Lisa runs off, both hands over her mouth, presumably to vomit.
** Another ridiculous example is where Homer is Lisa's soccer coach at one point he vomits into a traffic cone, which should be leaking out the other end.

** In the ''WesternAnimation/AllGrownUp'' episode "Coup [=DeVille=]," Phil and Lil go on vacation to Twins' Canyon, where they film an entire montage of their father puking into a trash can following some of the rides. Appropriately, they call it "Howard Hurls."
* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'': After Inque attempts to suffocate Terry by forcing herself down his throat (she's made of goo, if that makes the mental image any less [[NightmareFuel horrible]]), he throws up with his head off camera, meaning all that can be seen is his lower body and the blobs of black goo falling to the ground.
* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'': Evidently happens to Harley Quinn in one episode after [[ShoutOut nearly meeting]] [[DisneyVillainDeath the same fate]] as the Joker did in ''Film/Batman1989''. (See about 8:10 of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80DtkKDrGi8 this]].) Batman catches her falling and she mentions she, "Made a mess on your (his) cape."
** WordOfGod has it that the animators were forced to depict Harley making a "barfing face" immediately after delivering this line, because the censors were afraid viewers would otherwise think that she'd ''[[PottyFailure urinated]]'' on his cape.
** In the episode "[[ItMakesSenseInContext The Laughing Fish]]", Harley takes a bite of the fish that Joker was selling on TV with expected results, being slightly allergic to fish.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman'': In the episode "Vertigo" Robin ducks off screen to throw up into the river due to dizziness caused by count Vertigo.

[[folder:Films -- Live-Action]]
* ''Film/BloodPi'': Whenever someone vomits in the movie, it's either shot from behind, or in one case, obscured by the toilet the guy was puking into.
* Mr. Green in ''Film/{{Clue}}'' (The Movie). Vomit Line: "And [[ForeignQueasine monkey's brains]], while popular in Cantonese cuisine, are not often to be found in Washington, DC." "[[IAteWhat Is that what we ate?]]"

* ''Film/LoveAndHonor'' does this twice in a row, yet almost elegantly: When he receives a warning that there's poison in his food, the lord immediately sticks a finger down his throat and then, following the clerk, the camera pans to the food taster collapsed and gagging and then into the kitchen to the horrified cooks.
* ''Film/{{Heathers}}'' uses the "drop below screen" version when Veronica throws up at a WildTeenParty after drinking too much.
** [[VomitIndiscretionShot Partially averted]]. As soon as she lifts her head after vomiting, you can clearly see chyme running down her chin.
* ''Film/RamonaAndBeezus'' has one when Ramona gets sick.
* In ''Tinker Bell And The Great Fairy Rescue'', when Tink's friends make a boat to find her, Clank feels woozy and when Fawn announced they were going over a waterfall, it shows Clank leaning over the boat. He does this two more times.
* In ''Film/MenInBlackII'', Serleena, who is currently walking around in nothing but a bra and panties, devours a guy who accosted her with a knife. However, after she ate him she wound up with a massive gut so she hides behind a bush and barfs him up and steals his clothes, which for some reason fit her.
* In ''Literature/HowToEatFriedWorms'', the kids end up doing this a total of three times.
* In ''Film/AlmostFamous'' this happens to the main character after [[spoiler: their plane nearly crashes]]. He does it into a nearby trashcan.

* [[IronicNickname Razor]] in ''Film/FlightOfTheIntruder'' is considerate enough to ask before hurling in the back of a taxi: ''Hey, you got room in there for a six-pack and a pizza?''
* ''Film/PacificRim''. A scientist suffers from an attack of nausea after {{Mind Meld}}ing with a kaiju brain, so he staggers to a conveniently nearby toilet and throws up. PlayedForLaughs in that the toilet was lying in the rubble left by the kaiju's rampage unconnected to any plumbing, so there was no reason to vomit there as opposed to anywhere else.
* [[VomitIndiscretionShot Averted]] in ''Film/{{Serenity}}'', when, just after learning [[spoiler:the Federation was responsible for the creation of the Reavers,]] River vomits (albeit slightly) to the side. When her brother attends to her, she tells him [[spoiler: "I'm alright," and she means that, now the secret that she didn't even know she carried is out, her mind is finally able to deal with it.]]
* ''Film/{{Elysium}}'': The remaining shots of Max throwing up aren't shown directly, as he pukes in a toilet and the camera's from behind.

* ''Film/OnlyStwpdCowzTxtNDrive'': This driver safety PublicServiceAnnouncement, infamous for a graphic four-minute crash scene (which results from one of the girls texting while driving on a highway), had some comedic moments prior to the crash scene. One of them was where the trope kicks in: Not long before the girls take off work to go on their day-long adventure (which ends tragically), they are asked to clean up a customer's vomit. One of the girls gets sick at the sight of the mess and begins to gag; her vomiting is heard on camera but is out of the viewer's sight.
* ''Literature/HarryPotter'': In the movie adaption of ''Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince'', Cormac [=McLaggen=] vomits below the camera shot (and onto Snape's shoes, earning him a month's detention) after eating something made of dragon meat. Harry told him it was made from ''dragon balls''. Cue [=McLaggen=] bending forward and letting loose.
* In ''Literature/BattleRoyale'' in the movie adaptation the protagonists vomits in the toilet after coming home to see his dad has committed suicide.

* In ''Film/AGirlNamedSooner'', Sooner gets sick on the Ferris Wheel, but conveniently does it over the back of the gondola so the audience doesn't see.
* In ''Film/{{Twilight}}'' Bella discovers she's pregnant and runs to the toilet to vomit.
* In ''Film/FeverPitch'' Lindsey gets food poisoning and runs to the bathroom to vomit when her date Ben comes over.
* In ''Film/RedEye'', when she gets a moment alone, this is part of Lisa Reisert's reaction to being boxed into arranging for someone else's murder at the risk of her father's life, especially judging by how she's briefly shown rinsing her mouth out afterward.

* Music/JustinTimberlake's EstablishingCharacterMoment in ''Film/BlackSnakeMoan'' is him vomiting into a toilet, showcasing his crippling anxiety.

* In ''Film/{{Birdbox}}'' Marlorie throws up in the toilet due to morning sickness sometime before the apocalypse.
* In ''Film/OceansEight'' Daphne throws up in the toilet after having her food tampered with by Lou.
* ''Film/{{UHF}}'': Bobbo the Clown (Bob) runs off to vomit after Uncle Nutzy (George) accidentally feeds him liver-and-tuna flavored dog treats (...with just a hint of cheese!) during filming. The camera then fixes on a close-up of Uncle Nutzy, who continues with the take while Bobbo can be heard retching off-camera.
* ''Film/MisterRoberts'': During his comedic VillainousBreakdown, the Captain works himself into [[StressVomit such a lather]] he starts ralfing into a garbage can; the viewer and the rest of the crew learn this from the guy gleefully watching the scene through a porthole.
-->"Whoops! There he goes again!"

* In ''Film/{{Blooded}}'', Eve turns away from the camera to throw up when Ben is gralloching the stag. (This makes perfect sense as this is a reenactment for the documentary rather than the actual event.)
* ''Film/{{Wolves}}'': Cayden, after realising [[ImAHumanitarian what Connor and his pack were eating]].
* ''Film/JohnDoeVigilante'': When one of the [=S4D=] members is shown other members [[TongueTrauma cutting out a lawyer's tongue]], he doubles over with his head dropping out of frame, followed by the sound of him retching. His guide concludes he is too weak to join their number.

* ''Film/TheFunhouseMassacre'': Deputy Doyle ducks down below the camera twice to chirp his chips after seeing [[spoiler:[[SerialKiller Howard "The Taxidermist" Harris]] get shot and killed]].
* In ''Film/ChungkingExpress'', the first protagonist we're introduced to has been spending the entire month of April [[ItMakesSenseInContext buying cans of pineapples with an expiration date of May 1]]. Come May, he eats all of them in one sitting, and vomits soon thereafter.

* ''Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness'': After Strange and Chavez cycle through countless universes and land on a rooftop in Earth-838, Chavez expresses surprise that Strange hasn't [[StressVomit puked]]. Strange retorts that he's seen weirder stuff. Just as he is about to discuss the Earth that they landed in, [[InstantlyProvenWrong he vomits]] down a chimney.
* Marta from ''Film/KnivesOut'' CannotTellALie to the extreme, as it makes her vomit. Soon after this is revealed, she's rushing to get a vase to throw up into. A second time she only uses ExactWords omitting potentially dangerous implications, she's dry heaving in a toilet.
* ''Film/Masquerade2021'': When the female burglar vomits into a toilet, this is shown from a side angle.

* In the ''Literature/WarriorCats'' book ''Rising Storm'', Fireheart and Cinderpelt are helping a pair of very sick cats. They bring them food, and after a little bit, the two ill cats stumble away into the bushes, and Fireheart can hear them vomiting.
* Happens twice in the ''Literature/{{Redwall}}'' series, to Dingeye and Thura in ''Salamandastron'' and Fleetscut in ''Lord Brocktree'', both times as a result of overeating and having to be forced into taking "fizzick" ("physick").

* ''Literature/TheHungerGames'': In ''Catching Fire'', the camera is too far away in the training center to show the District 5 male tribute vomiting.

* In ''Literature/TheGirlFromTheMiraclesDistrict'', when Robin gets seasick, he manages to get into the bathroom before Nikita (who's the narrator) can see him vomit.
* In ''Literature/BrokenHarbour'' by Tana French, a young cop leaves the room when the body of a little girl is dissected. The protagonist, who is more experienced, tries to save his reputation by saying that he's been working for hours, implying that he may just have needed to pee.

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* ''Anime/DragonBallZ'':
** Gohan punches Cell in the stomach so hard that Cell literally vomits Android 18 out of his body.
** In the [[Manga/DragonBall original]], Master Roshi vomits out the window offscreen when he finds out that he was watching a man undress through his spy camera.
* ''Manga/ElfenLied'': Episode 9 has Lucy vomiting because of the stress from everything that's happened thus far ''and'' from finding out that Kouta lied to her.

* ''Manga/SchoolRumble'': [[RelaxOVision A picture of a cat is shown]] when Tenma gets seasick during a rough storm in "Southern Rainbow 2-C!"
* Subverted in ''Anime/MyHime'', episode 7: After a night on the town with Nurse Yoko, a ''very'' toasted Midori stumbles into a potential fight between Nao (who was just caught using her [[BondCreatures Child]] for selfish purposes) and Natsuki. Just after she draws her weapon, she barfs all over Nao. Cut to a scene of the city skyline (and Nao's screams) and Nagi walking into the conflict. When the scene is shown again, the ground around Midori is dotted in technicolor vomit.
* ''Anime/TengenToppaGurrenLagann'' creatively deals with this, when Simon is [[spoiler:overcome by emotionally-charged nausea in a fight during his nervous breakdown over Kamina's death]], by giving us a closeup on his face until the crucial moment and then cutting to an outside shot of Spiral Energy spewing from Lagann's mouth due to backflow. Later, after [[spoiler:Lagann has gone berserk, run off, and ejected him into the rain,]] he is seen sprawled on the ground, coughing up the last of it. (Is it any wonder that [[spoiler:Lagann ended up on the junk heap not long after? Not a fun cleanup job for Leeron.]])
* In ''VisualNovel/HigurashiWhenTheyCry'' episode 17, Shion can be heard vomiting into the toilet, and we cut to her slumped over it. Considering that [[spoiler:she had recently been tortured by ''[[FinGore having three of her fingernails torn out/off]]'']], her reaction was understandable.
* ''Anime/PrettySammy'': This happens to Mihoshi in episode 2 of the OVA, after Chihiro, who was going through severe karaoke withdrawals (don't ask), kicks her in the stomach. Before she vomits, it cuts to the next scene.

* When Spirit in ''Manga/SoulEater'' is asked by his daughter Maka to spend a Saturday together (which was really because she lost a bet) he gets so over-excited that he starts vomiting, but it's censored by a big circle with a skull on it. Oddly, this made it look ''worse'' because the position of the circle (between his legs while he's facing away) makes it look [[{{Squick}} like he's flashing his own daughter]].
* ''Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion'':
** Maya does this twice in the anime, during Unit 01's destruction of Bardiel and when Unit 01 starts eating Zeruel, and again in ''End of Evangelion'', when Unit 02 is being torn apart.
** A downplayed version happens in Episode 15, where a short cutaway sees Misato throwing up in an alley after drinking too much. Her and Kaji are rendered in silhouette and seen from a distance as it happens.
* ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'': Happens to Loly in the manga, after Grimmjow kicks her in the stomach. And right before he kills Menoly, then ''rips off one of Loly's legs.''
* Happens a few times during the course of ''Manga/FruitsBasket''. Once while [[spoiler: Tohru is chasing after transformed Kyo, the smell of his monstrous flesh forcing her to vomit]], and another notable time in one of the last dozen or so chapters, where Kyo, on his way back from [[spoiler: talking to his crazy father]], he lets loose while coincidentally walking past Hiro and Kisa. He claims it's because he let so much out of the tank just a few minutes prior. The author plays with this, censoring out the area he would vomit in a BishieSparkle cloud and the words "Censored for the audience." In the anime (or at least the English dub), the shot of Tohru vomiting is ''so'' discreet, it's not hard for the viewer to think she's just crying really hard.
* ''Manga/BlackButler'':
** Ciel in episode 5 of the second season after being swarmed with forgotten memories.
** As well as episode 5 of the first anime, after seeing the mangled corpse of the prostitute that [[spoiler: Madam Red and Grell as]] UsefulNotes/JackTheRipper murdered. Does not apply to the [[VomitIndiscretionShot manga]], however.

* ''Anime/FullMoon'': It is hinted that Mitsuki and Wakaouji get sick off screen from [[LethalChef Ooshige's bad miso soup]]. In episode 48, Takuto turns his back to the camera and retches off-screen after Mitsuki gives him an energy drink to help him feel better -- ironically.
* In ''Manga/PokemonAdventures'', Ruby and his Skitty are both seen hurling over the side of the boat during the "Vs. Crawdaunt" story.
* ''Manga/OuranHighSchoolHostClub'': In episode 8, Haruhi throws up in a sink after eating rich lobster. We see her say she'll throw up, then cut to her rinsing her mouth out complaining what a waste it was.

* A variation is used in the anime of ''Manga/NoMatterHowILookAtItItsYouGuysFaultImNotPopular'', episode 2. Tomoko is seen vomiting with a CensorBox used to cover it.

* Happens frequently in ''Manga/TokyoGhoul'', since any human food the titular Ghouls consume must be vomited up to prevent illness. The first episode has an extended sequence of these, as newly [[HalfHumanHybrid Half-Ghoul]] Kaneki attempts to eat everything in his apartment and gets sick with every attempt.
* In ''Manga/YouAreBeingSummonedAzazel'', Episode 4, Azazel ducks his head below the camera and throws up when he finds out [[IAteWhat he accidentally ate goat dung.]]
* ''Anime/YukiYunaIsAHero'':
** PlayedForLaughs with Karin when she gets sick gorging on health foods in front of her friends.
** Togo is heard retching and is then shown wiping her mouth after [[spoiler:witnessing the true state of the world outside of the Shinju's barrier.]]

* In ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'', when Shino runs off to puke during her panic attack in Season 2 Episode 3, the camera doesn't follow her.
* In Episode 1 of ''Anime/TheLostVillage'', this happens when Masaki gets carsick and throws up on the bus driver.
* In ''Anime/CodeGeass'', Lelouch vomits after thinking of how he killed his half brother Clovis, and immediately goes to a bathroom.
* ''Manga/HoneyAndClover'': Yamada vomits into a toilet during a night of heavy drinking, eating, and sobbing, while Nomiya holds her hair back in Season 1's Episode 19/Chapter 35.

* ''Anime/EurekaSeven'' has its protagonist [[KidHero Renton Thurston]] throw up offscreen when he first discovers that there are humans in those mechanized suits he's been slicing in half with reckless abandon. A DeadHandShot does the trick and for extra FridgeHorror, there's a ring on one of the fingers.
* ''Manga/{{Haikyuu}}'': Hinata does it in episode 5 during a bus ride with the Karasuno volleyball team. He accidentally pukes on his teammate Tanaka's lap because he can't open the window in time. The vomiting itself is not shown but we see a white-colored patch on Tanaka's pants.
** It also happens at the end of episode 3 (in the gym) but we only hear the other characters' reactions. Nothing is actually shown.
** OVA 2 has Hinata vomiting after he and Kageyama arrive at the training camp in Tokyo, presumably due to [[DrivesLikeCrazy Saeko's driving.]]
* ''Manga/{{Trigun}}'' In episode 7 Vash vomits off the side of a steam ship after a night of drinking too much.
** In "Trigun: Badlands Rumble" Amelia throws up on Vash after he carried her out of a bar brawl. The camera cut up to a view of the sky.

* ''Manga/BocchiTheRock'': After their audition goes well and they start to celebrate, Bocchi takes a moment to run to the side and throw up, at which point the screen shifts to stock live-action footage of several running dams to signify what's happening.

** In the ''ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' comic book adaption of the [[WesternAnimation/LegionOfSuperHeroes animated series]], the Legion were returning from Rawl and a running gag had new recruit Timber Wolf experiencing space-sickness that at first started as nausea until Brainiac 5 made the suggestion that Timber Wolf should be let off the ship. Just in time too as he threw up (we don't see anything, fortunately just his head ducking down and a green 'BLAAARGH' sound effect) as Saturn Girl and Superman showed up to see how he was.
** ''ComicBook/Superboy1994'': Superboy is deeply unsettled when he and the police discover Nanaue's mother Kaikea with a shoddily bandaged recently amputated arm, and then has to quickly go outside to upchuck his latest meal upon realizing that she ''fed her arm to her son''. He is shown leaving the room and is next seen wiping his mouth.

* In a ''ComicBook/StreetFighter'' comic, Sakura pukes after competing in a hot dog eating contest, but the audience is only shown the disgusted reactions of Kei and her other friends.

* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls:'' In "Absolutely Absorbing" (DC issue #41), a humongous gelatinous monster has absorbed everything into its being, even the girls. To combat it from within, the girls channel nice thoughts to make the monster do nice things. Realizing he's being manipulated, the monster puts its finger down its throat and vomits out everything and everyone he absorbed (the expulsion being shown in a panel absent of the monster).

* Happens in ''ComicStrip/{{Garfield}}'' when Garfield is desperately trying to get Jon's attention on a road trip.
-->'''Jon:''' What is it, Garfield? What are you trying to say? Oh... you're carsick, you say.
* Employed in ''ComicStrip/SafeHavens''. While Samantha is throwing up [[spoiler:from MorningSickness]] all the comic shows is Clay and Candide's stunned reactions. Probably a good thing too, by this point everyone's in space. No one wants to see puking in zero g.

* ''ComicStrip/RedAndRover'': [[https://www.gocomics.com/redandrover/2014/01/27 "No, ma'am. My dog ate my homework and I had to clean up the mess after he got sick."]]

* ''Fanfic/CodeGeassPaladinsOfVoltron'': A running gag Shirley inherited from Hunk.
* In the ''FanFic/FacingTheFutureSeries'', this is portrayed as everyone stops what they're doing and look on in disgust.
* ''FanFic/ThePiecesLieWhereTheyFell'': Wind Breaker starts retching once he realizes he just ate [[spoiler: someone's eyeball]], but the focus is on Rex for the next few lines.

* In ''Fanfic/MyHuntsmanAcademia'', Coco pukes constantly after throwing back one too many drinks on the Long Night while suffering from a hangover. The story stops short of actually describing the act.
* ''Fanfic/APrizeForThreeEmpires'': Back during her CIA spy days, ComicBook/CarolDanvers felt the urge to vomit after killing an enemy spy, but she waited until she was in private to carry out the act.
* ''Fanfic/ThePokemonSquad'' loves this trope, especially when characters witness a FanDisservice scene with [[FatIdiot Ash]]. Ash himself has been on the victim end of this trope a couple of times (though he more often experiences [[VomitIndiscretionShot another trope]]), and in "Unnamed Island Idol", June has proven that Ash's [[DreadfulMusician terrible singing]] can nauseate her.
* ''Fanfic/MuseHysteria'': Riku ended up vomiting off-screen at the end of Act Two after accidentally swallowing the "juices" inside the Slamwitch in Count 11.
* ''Fanfic/XMenTheEarlyYears'': In "Boy Scouts, Sex, and Other Mysterious Things", Jean Grey feels the need to throw up after drinking too much, so she runs into the woods.
-->"Every time I think about looking into your eyes, I..." She suddenly turned a very green color. "I need to throw up," she said, stumbling out of his arms and into the woods.
* In the eleventh chapter of ''Fanfic/KaraOfRokyn'''s arc "Last Waltz with Luthor", [[Franchise/{{Superman}} Steve Lombard]] looks sick as riding in a super-fast flying car. He's given a paper bag and the narration notes he "makes use of it".
-->With that, the Whiz Wagon rose a hundred feet inside of ten seconds, then shot forward like a comet.\\
Steve Lombard looked green. Gabby pulled out a paper bag from a slot. "Use this," he said.\\
Lombard did.

* When an unconscious Hiccup screams when his leg gets amputated in ''Fanfic/DragonsButterfliesAndWhoKnowsWhatElse'', Camilo vomits over the side of the boat.

[[folder:Films -- Animation]]

* In ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory1'', Rex averts his face and makes retching noises when seeing Buzz's severed arm. Despite Rex being a toy dinosaur who lacks a stomach, Pixar has confirmed he was actually throwing up.

* In ''WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'', Milo is shown ducking below the camera to puke off the side of a ship. Even though about half of the movie takes place in or on water, his sea-sickness is [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment never mentioned again.]]
-->'''Milo:''' ''(in Whitmore's mansion)'' I'm so excited, [[TemptingFate I can't even hold it in!]] ''(Cut to barfing off the ship)'' Carrots... why is it always carrots? I didn't even ''eat'' carrots.

* Kira in ''WesternAnimation/RugratsGoWild'' when she was seasick.
* In ''WesternAnimation/AFlintstonesChristmasCarol'', a stomach flu called the Bedrock Bug got everyone in the play of A Christmas Carol, including the wardrobe man, Garnet, who plays The Ghost of Christmas Past, Maggie, who plays Belle, the love interest of Scrooge, one of the men who plays one of the fundraisers, and no it's not Joe Rockhead, Philo Quartz, officer, friend of Fred and The Ghost of Christmas Future, and Fred Flintstone, at the very end of the movie.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989'', Grimsley gets seasick and leans over the railing to vomit in the beginning of the film.
* In ''WesternAnimation/MarsNeedsMoms'', Milo doesn't want to eat the broccoli his mom gave him, so he tries do a DiscreetDiningDisposal by feeding it to his cat. The cat later pukes in out behind a potted plant so it can't be seen by the viewer, though his mom sees it and grounds him.
* In ''WesternAnimation/RatchetAndClank'', near the end of the film Ratchet and Qwark get sick from the gravity they had to fight on the Deplanitizer causing Ratchet to vomit first and Qwark to vomit second. The vomit was on the floor off screen.
* Marlin in ''WesternAnimation/FindingDory'' nearly vomits on Crush the turtle's shell while surfing a sea current, but manages to keep it down until exiting the current with Nemo and Dory. No vomiting is seen or heard; a brief dialogue between Marlin and Squirt implies that Marlin vomited during a brief moment while ducking offscreen.
-->'''Squirt:''' Good luck feeding the fishes!
-->'''Marlin:''' Too late. Already fed.
* ''WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail'': Three mice aboard the ship to America are shown getting seasick.

* ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'' at the end of the first episode when he eats too many Cookie Cats.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/Braceface'' episode "Miami Vices" Sharon, after a night of getting drunk, has a hangover the next morning and can be heard (but not seen) puking into the toilet.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/Braceface'' episode "Miami Vices" Sharon, after a night of getting drunk, has a hangover the next morning and can be heard (but not seen) puking into the toilet.