History UnstoppableRage / WesternAnimation

** The "threaten her sisters" part could be applied to all of them, as Blossom opened a can of whoopass on Princess after she knocked out Buttercup and Bubbles.

* Brock Samson from ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers'' has a hair-trigger example of an unstoppable rage.

--->'''''Get out of there, you dirty little bastard! You're dead!'''''

-->'''"I PRAYED TO A FREAKIN''' '''''ELEPHANT!!!"'''''

** In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXGR4NBKkRo "Cured Duck,"]] he tears apart Daisy's (his girlfriend) house, even ripping out telephone poles because he couldn't open her window (it was locked). Daisy orders him to get his temper in check, [[HypocriticalHumor only to have just as short a fuse as he does when he makes fun of an unusual hat she has]].

* Stan Smith in ''WesternAnimation/AmericanDad'' can get into this if you go too far in any fashion, including [[PapaBear hurting his family]], which even his boss learned the hard way once.

--> '''Superman:''' [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness This time I'm not going to stop until you're just a greasy smear on my fist.]]

* Toki Wartooth in ''WesternAnimation/{{Metalocalypse}}''. With [[spoiler:accidentally causing the death of his father]], he was already pretty unstable. It's when a really annoying fan won't leave him alone at a concert that Toki finally snaps, beating the fan to death with his bare hands.

** Wonder Woman is seconds away from killing Toyman in the episode, Hereafter, when he appeared to have killed Superman and then gloated about it. Flash is only able to talk her down by saying it isn't what Superman would have done.

** Bubbles in the movie went TriggerHappy with her lasers on Mojo after he grabbed Blossom and Buttercup and started trying to squeeze them to death.

* Two words: WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck. When people or animals have annoyed him too much, he's raged to the level of extreme violence, although he's always managed to stop himself before killing anyone, though not before causing destruction of property. He manifests this trope to such an extent that he's often depicted with the features of a devil while in this state. (Of course, he's just as likely to be rendered completely harmless by this rage, merely jumping up and down comically and quacking hysterically.)

* WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck. When people or animals have annoyed him too much, he's raged to the level of extreme violence, although he's always managed to stop himself before killing anyone, though not before causing destruction of property. He manifests this trope to such an extent that he's often depicted with the features of a devil while in this state. (Of course, he's just as likely to be rendered completely harmless by this rage, merely jumping up and down comically and quacking hysterically.)

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIdpIPgLcTU "Donald's Happy Birthday"]]: When Donald sees Huey, Dewey and Louie with a box of cigars they bought with the money that he had spent the whole cartoon trying to keep from them, he sadistically [[RadishCure forces them to smoke the whole boxful as punishment]], not realizing until after the fact that [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone they were actually meant to be a birthday present for him]].

** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xIdpIPgLcTU "Donald's Happy Birthday"]]: When Donald sees Huey, Dewey and Louie with a box of cigars they bought with the money that he had spent the whole cartoon trying to keep from them, he sadistically forces them to smoke the whole boxful as punishment, not realizing until after the fact that [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone they were actually meant to be a birthday present for him]].

** He retains this personality trait in ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017'' only now he uses it whenever [[PapaWolf his nephews/family are in danger.]] In the episode "Daytrip of Doom", he gives a (G-rated) NoHoldsBarredBeatdown to two Beagle Boys that kidnapped his nephews, [[DavidVsGoliath both being larger than him]]; in "The House of The Lucky Gander", after receiving a [[RousingSpeech pep talk from Louie]], he turns his rage UpToEleven to beat his BornLucky cousin Gladstone Gander in a maze run, dispelling a jade tiger illusion with a single scream, scaling a giant pachinko machine, doing a WallRun inside said machine at breakneck speed and even breaking a few of the metal pins along the way to zoom past Gladstone.

* In ''WesternAnimation/GreenLanternTheAnimatedSeries'', Red Lantern rings draw on the power of rage so they're always angry, but if you somehow manage to get a Red Lantern angry [[UpToEleven beyond]] their normal level of rage, watch out. The most notable examples were when Razer blasted Atrocitus into unconsciousness and nearly killed him [[spoiler:when he learned that Atrocitus had caused his wife's death]], and when Razer managed to overcome the PowerNullifier effect of Blue Lanterns through sheer rage when a Manhunter shot Aya.

* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'':

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** Chimera, a minor villainess from Season Three, had a fearsome temper that made her magic stronger. Her only named spell used in the show summoned a huge storm, and was insanely powerful because she cast it in the middle of a monster rage-out.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Amphibia}}'': In "True Colors", [[spoiler:the sheer sorrow from watching King Andrias apparently murder Sprig causes Anne to go completely berserk, unlock a SuperMode from her connection to the Calamity Box, and ''beat Andrias almost to death''. The only reason that's "almost" is because the strain from using her new powers [[PowerStrainBlackout knocks her out]] before she can finish him off.]]

* In the first ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' Christmas special, being told there were no paper towels turned Lois from a calm and collected StepfordSmiler to a bloodthirsty monster bent on stealing Christmas.

* Pictured above is from the ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' episode, "Little Ed Blue". When Ed is in angry mood, Double-D and Eddy try to find out why he's pissed off and calm him down. After they failed every attempt, Eddy clipped Ed on the back of the head, Ed becomes savagely enraged, causing him to scream like a howler monkey, forcibly rip his monobrow apart and completely nuke the playground with his bare hands and attempt to murder Plank. [[spoiler: And all because he had a pebble in his shoe!]]

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** He retains this personality trait in ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales2017'' only now he uses it whenever [[PapaWolf his nephews/family are in danger.]] In the episode "Daytrip of Doom", he gives a (G-rated) NoHoldsBarredBeatdown to two Beagle Boys that kidnapped his nephews, [[DavidVsGoliath both being larger than him]]; in "The House of The Lucky Gander", after receiving a [[WorldOfCardboardSpeech pep talk from Louie]], he turns his rage UpToEleven to beat his BornLucky cousin Gladstone Gander in a maze run, dispelling a jade tiger illusion with a single scream, scaling a giant pachinko machine, doing a WallRun inside said machine at breakneck speed and even breaking a few of the metal pins along the way to zoom past Gladstone.

*** Also, in the episode ''Louie's Eleven'', WesternAnimation/DaisyDuck isn't safe to that situation either, as she growls furiously when Falcon Graves throws Donald to a wall and then she proceds to attack Graves by hurling her purse onto her face, at the same time she punched him, thus making her slap him on his face and then [[spoiler:she smashes a vase into Falcon Graves' face]].