This woman gets divorced by her husband for trying to steal Shinya's bag and trying to frame him, in addition, she loses the custody of her son and is also forced to drop her rich lifestyle for a poor one.
After Yomeko got divorced by Tanao for cheating on him, she is forced to return with her parents to the countryside. Yomeko's lover Ayo is also sued by Tanao for damages for his affair with Yomeko, causing him to lose everything, including his marriage. Ako turns out to have a relationship with Ayo as well, causing her to get sued by Tanao and Ayo's wife as well.
After being rejected and ridiculed by FMC for supposedly having abnormal sperm after trying to seduce her, Tanao is hit by rumors about his supposed abnormal sperm in his university, everyone including his friends also start ignoring him, forcing him to become a shut-in. However, he later starts believing himself to be infertile from the same rumor, causing him to sleep with several women again, only to find out that one of them was pregnant, revealing that he was fertile the entire time. Tanao refuses to acknowledge the child was his, the woman's father beats him up and forces him to sign the marriage certificate. Tanao is forced to drop out of college and work for a construction company owned by his now-wife's relative.
Whateley Universe: Don Sebastiano, after ruling the campus for a year, got his comeuppance when his two mindslaves were freed from their magical Mind Rape. He came back from a humiliation and dunking (in the middle of winter in New Hampshire) and thought Cavalier and Skybolt were still victims. The only thing that would have been worse is if all the dorm residents who stood around and watched had thought to get photos. Then, while in the hospital, his fellow Alphas came by and laughed at his medical charts: the lamp base that had to be removed from his lower colon was a big hit.
There's another fine example in Tansy 'Solange' Walcutt, who seems to exist solely for the purpose of a Humiliation Conga. She was doing well as the Don's second - right up until she made the mistake of attacking one of the main protagonists. Her downfall since then has been... protracted, even if most of it is getting hoist by her own petard. This has since turned into a long-form learning moment, with Walcutt finally pulling off a Heel–Face Turn and doing what she can to make amends to those she hurt.
A heroic example occurs in FG Tee V when Duddy is playing Poppy Playtime, being given by Poppy herself.
Anti-Villain example, in Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog Dr. Horrible just humiliates Captain Hammer thoroughly instead of killing him. It might have been worse than what he was planning, because Captain Hammer has shown himself to be incredibly egotistical and narcissistic, so having everyone pay more attention to Dr. Horrible, his arch-nemesis would be pretty mind-crushing.
Red vs. Blue: When Tex is reawakened... She takes on EVERYONE. The battle is thoroughly humiliating for the Reds and Blue. There's a reason that episode is called "This one goes to eleven"...
Dragon Ball Z Abridged: As a result of selling out the planet by allowing Cell to absorb Android 18 so he can achieve his Perfect form, Vegeta receives one spanning the course of several episodes. In Episode 52, he gets exactly what he desired with the aforementioned action, a chance to test out his new powers by fighting Cell in his Perfect form, only to end up on the receiving end of a humiliatingCurb-Stomp Battle culminating with Cell pressing-and smashing Vegeta's Goku Button. Episode 54 has him roasted by zingers from all the minor characters from Krillen and Yamcha to Bulma, her mother, and Chi-Chi, climaxing with Cell making a Your Mom joke at his expense on live television. Finally, Episode 55 has Vegeta first shocked to discover that the Earth considers Cell's rampage to be a greater crisis to the planet than his and Nappa's invasion several years earlier, being forced to bear witness as Goku emerges from the Hyperbolic Time Chamber once again much stronger than Vegeta, then Vegeta mouths off one too many times to Mr. Popo, resulting in Vegeta first being introduced to the Pecking Order and becoming the latest person to get punted off the Lookout and then in the following episode, Popo turning off the time dilation setting of the Hyperbolic Time Chamber while Vegeta's inside it, resulting in so great a Sanity Slippage that, in a Shout-Out to Cast Away, Vegeta paints a volleyball with Nappa's face and talks to it.
The Nostalgia Critic gets put through one hell of a conga at the end of Kickassia. After getting firebombed in his garden and fleeing for his life (with a girly scream), Critic is cornered in his own base and learns that his subjects have turned against him — and they're being aided by the traitor he had banished. Film Brain (who has been acting as Critic's personal Yes-Man) tells him to his face that he hates his guts, while Phelous uses Critic's habit of stealing his ideas to trick him into inviting the group to literally kick his ass. Ask That Guy shows up, making Critic think he's been reprieved, only to happily leave once he gets his obligatory cameo. The team beats Critic within an inch of his life, stripping him of his presidential hat and authority, which they proceed to fight over with his second-in-command (who admits that she only took the job so she could murder him and steal the presidency). In desperation, Critic threatens to kill everyone with the dynamite he installed under the base; he dramatically pushes the detonator… and nothing happens, because Cinema Snob disabled the explosives (after he was banished, no less). The group resumes beating Critic (ruining his M. Bison uniform in the process), and then forces him to return Molossia to its rightful owner and ruler, Kevin Baugh — with the admission that he couldn't handle the job. And in the end, he doesn't even get the rocket chair he wanted.
The ending of A Simple Wish review. After Nostalgia Critic constantly insulting Mara Wilson for some of the crappy movies she made as a kid, she appears (in character for the video) and admits that everyone makes mistakes when they are young. And demonstrates by playing some very embarrassing home videos of Critic while belittling him. Then she turns into a demon, with the words "Don't Fuck with Mara Wilson!!" appearing on the screen.
ProtonJon gets this in The Runaway Guys's LP of the Mario Party board Yoshi's Tropical Island. In one turn, he gets a poison mushroom, gets warped back a few spaces, a Happening Space event results in Toad and Bowser switching places, and then Luigi and Yoshi (the former a CPU, the latter NintendoCapriSun) both get a regular mushroom from the same item space. All punctuated by him yelling "GAAAAAME!"
Another one happened to Chuggaaconroy in the Mario Party 4 board Toad's Midway Madness. It starts with ProtonJon using a magic lamp to get a star only to get another one 10 seconds later. The third spawns exactly where Chuggaaconroy is at this point (for the record, you have to go around again if a star ends up precisely where you are), then he gets his coins stolen by both ProtonJon and the AI. All in a single turn.
In Worm, Regent does this to Shadow Stalker when he controls her body. He makes her expose evidence of her extended bullying campaign against Taylor, confess her love to her — female — best friend, threaten her family (while showing off the lethal weaponry she's not supposed to be carrying), and then makes it appear as if she had attempted to commit suicide, ultimately leading to her being incarcerated. But she's a vicious, bullying sociopath and it's hard to feel any sympathy for her.
Documented by Internet Historian in "Pool's Closed" — first, Habbo is accused by Channel 4 News of harboring pedophiles. Then many of the site's investors pull out, leaving it in danger of shutting down. And to add insult to injury, 4chan decides to pay a visit once more.
Shows up often in GoAnimate "Grounded" videos, usually in the form of "Punishment Days". Some videos have the busted troublemaker be told that it's Punishment Day and are subjected to a number of bad things happening to them, one right after the other. This can include things such as drinking hot sauce, being forced to take extremely hot or cold showers, being physically harmed, or even being turned into babies or Barney the Dinosaur, among many other painful or just plumb weird punishments. Some "Punishment Days" can, and very much have, wound up being fatal. It's every bit as absurd as it sounds.
Trent Ikithon's defeat in Critical Role. First, Beau leaps onto his back while he's in mid-air and snaps a Silencing Collar around his neck, which Veth covered in Sovereign Glue (a magical adhesive so strong it only comes off with a Wish spell) earlier. Fjord Counterspells his escape attempt, followed by Caleb dispelling his Boots of Flight and dropping him 30 feet down to the ground. Essek paralyzes him with Hold Person, Yasha steps on his groin while jabbing her sword into his chest, Jester draws a penis on his hand with Sovereign Glue and sticks his hands together forever, his underlings Astrid and Eodwulf turn on him, and Caduceus uses Command spells to force him to empathize with the pain he's inflicted on others (though this one doesn't work since Trent is physically incapable of empathy). Trent is held prisoner by the Mighty Nein for the next week while being forcibly spoonfed his meals, then stuffed into a large basket and taken to the Cobalt Soul, who find him guilty of his many crimes and throw him into the deepest, darkest cell in Rexxentrum for the rest of his life.
gets divorced by her husband for trying to steal Shinya's bag and trying to frame him, in addition, she loses the custody of her son and is also forced to drop her rich lifestyle for a poor one.