| 1 | [[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/toxic_large.png]] |
| 2 | [[caption-width-right:350:[[TooDumbToLive Toxic hazard? Wonder what that tastes like...]]]] |
| 3 | |
| 4 | An index for all tropes related to poisons, toxins, and venoms (and their cures). |
| 5 | ---- |
| 6 | !!Tropes: |
| 7 | [[index]] |
| 8 | [floatboxright: |
| 9 | '''Related:''' |
| 10 | + {{Indexitis}} |
| 11 | + RadioactiveTropes |
| 12 | + ThisIsYourIndexOnDrugs |
| 13 | ] |
| 14 | * AcidAttack |
| 15 | * AcquiredPoisonImmunity: A character has been exposed to so many poisonous substances that they've developed an immunity to being poisoned. |
| 16 | * AerosolSprayBackfire: A sprayed substance accidentally winds up affecting the user too. |
| 17 | * AteTheSpoon: A substance is shown to be highly corrosive by having it destroy a spoon being used on it. |
| 18 | * BadPowersGoodPeople: A good character has powers that are usually associated with villains, such as generating and releasing deadly toxins at will. |
| 19 | * BewareMyStingerTail: Stinger tails can be PoisonedWeapons. |
| 20 | * BitsOfMeKeepPassingOut |
| 21 | * BitterAlmonds |
| 22 | * CarryingTheAntidote |
| 23 | * CleanFoodPoisonedFork: The food or drink itself isn't dangerous, but the utensils included with it are. |
| 24 | * TheCorruption: A force of evil that gives its victim(s) superpowers. |
| 25 | * CyanidePill |
| 26 | * DeadlyGas |
| 27 | * DeceasedAndDiseased |
| 28 | * DruggedLipstick |
| 29 | * EnemyToAllLivingThings: This character's powers/aura hurt everything that breathes. |
| 30 | * EvolutionaryPressureCooker: Classical ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gu_(poison) gu]]'' or ''[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kodoku kodoku]]'' was described in folklore as an attempt to create a strong poison (or alternatively, a {{curse}}). |
| 31 | * FindTheCure |
| 32 | * FingerLickingPoison |
| 33 | * TheFoodPoisoningIncident |
| 34 | * GardenOfEvil: An evil garden, often filled with poisonous plants. |
| 35 | * GooItUp |
| 36 | * GrimyWater |
| 37 | * HollywoodAcid |
| 38 | * ImprobableAntidote |
| 39 | * InstantFishKill |
| 40 | * InstantSedation: A character is drugged and is instantly knocked out. |
| 41 | * KissOfDeath |
| 42 | * KnockoutGas |
| 43 | * KnowYourVines: A harmless plant can look very similar to one that's quite dangerous to touch or eat, so you'd better be careful if you don't know the difference. |
| 44 | * LaxativePrank: Tricking a person into consuming a laxative. |
| 45 | * LethalEatery: A place where you are likely to get food poisoning. |
| 46 | * MagicAntidote: Unlike real medicines, which require time, patience and ample testing beforehand, this incredible antidote shuts down poisoning decisively, efficiently, and almost instantly. |
| 47 | * MakeThemRot: The power to make material decay. |
| 48 | * MasterPoisoner |
| 49 | * MedicationTampering |
| 50 | * OneDoseFitsAll |
| 51 | * TheParalyzer |
| 52 | * PerfectPoison: A poison that is undetectable and can cause instant death in low doses. |
| 53 | * PoisonAndCureGambit: Coercing people into doing what you want them to by poisoning them and withholding the antidote until they've done as you've ordered them to. |
| 54 | * PoisonedChaliceSwitcheroo: Foiling an attempt at poisoning you by swapping your drink with the one of the person trying to poison you. |
| 55 | * PoisonedDrinkDrop |
| 56 | * PoisonedWeapons |
| 57 | * PoisonIsCorrosive |
| 58 | * PoisonIsEvil |
| 59 | * PoisonousPerson |
| 60 | * PoisonRing |
| 61 | * PollutedWasteland |
| 62 | * SelfPoisoningGambit: A character deliberately gets themselves poisoned as part of their plan. |
| 63 | * StallingTheSip: A character's spiked a drink with a chemical compound, intended to either sicken them, incapacitate them, or do something else, but either they have a change of heart, or someone unintended is about to take a sip! Whatever shall they do? |
| 64 | * SuckOutThePoison |
| 65 | * TaintedTobacco |
| 66 | * TamperingWithFoodAndDrink |
| 67 | * TechnicolorScience: Chemicals of all kinds (including dangerous ones) can be recognized by being brightly coloured. |
| 68 | * TechnicolorToxin: Poison can be recognized by its sickening, abnormal or bright color; [[SicklyGreenGlow green]] and [[PurpleIsPowerful purple]] are particularly common choices. |
| 69 | * ThatPoorPlant: A plant withers and dies after having a toxic substance poured into it. |
| 70 | * ToxicDinosaur |
| 71 | * ToxicInc: A company that pollutes heavily. |
| 72 | * ToxicPhlebotinum |
| 73 | * ToxicWasteCanDoAnything: Mutations and super powers caused by exposure to toxic waste. |
| 74 | * TranquillizerDart |
| 75 | * UniversalPoison |
| 76 | * WalkingWasteland: A being whose very presence causes the land around them to become withered and corrupted. |
| 77 | * WaterSourceTampering |
| 78 | * WithholdingTheCure |
| 79 | [[/index]] |
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