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  • DSBT InsaniT: Robo-Wolf can emit shockwaves by howling.
  • Mahu: In "Frozen Flame" prince Arius and his fleet face sirens while exploring the seas. Some of the strongest do not only know how to charm, but also create sonic waves with their shrieks strong enough to shatter a boat and its crew, while damaging many others.
  • So, you thought Octocat's droning scream at the end of Part 1 of Octocat Adventure was just random? Well, in the climax, he causes such a loud, long scream that he shatters the sky and the universe.
  • The "REEEEE!!!" meme, which entails a certain frog (no, not Kermit) letting out an extended shriek of outrage, often to the point of distorting the screen. Usually used to mock the overly-sensitive (including mocking one's own overreactions).
  • In The Salvation War, an angel obliterates a Russian jet fighter by yelling at it.
  • SCP Foundation
    • SCP-1048 ("Builder Bear"). One of SCP-1048's creations, SCP-1048-A (a teddy bear made out of human ears) gave off a high-pitched shriek that caused intense pain in the ears and eyes of everyone within 10 meters. All persons within five meters started growing ears all over their bodies within 20 seconds and died within three minutes.
    • SCP-1420 ("Tartary Eggs"). One of the creatures hatched from SCP-1420 could produce a sound that rendered nearby human beings unconscious. It later died from internal hemorrhaging in its throat.
    • SCP-2337 ("Dr. Spanko") does it unintentionally. His whispering sounds like someone screaming their lungs out, and when excited he starts disintegrating flesh from sheer volume; initial containment attempts were difficult because the thing's friendly greetings were interpreted as an all-out assault on the recovery team, and considering three of the team lost their eardrums from that greeting, one can't fault them.
    • SCP-2424 ("Hostile Walrus Cyborg ''research ongoing''"). The Boss Battle opponent Bruiser is stated to have a "high pitched sonic blast" that is capable of killing the character Moe the Eskimo.
    • SCP-2812 ("Echoes of Yesterday"). SCP-2812-2 are humanoid entities that operate in the area of effect around the SCP-2812-1 record player. They have a speaker cone inside their mouths that broadcasts the same music played by SCP-2812-1, but it has a stronger effect, causing cerebral hemorrhaging in living creatures.
  • The Spiffing Brit: In his Skyrim videos he says that his character, Reanu Keeves is so powerful that he risks breaking out of the game and into reality. He advises pledging your allegiance to Reanu Keeves as it will yield benefits like not killing you with his shouting power.
  • Kaya Seratin from To Welcome Oblivion can scream loud enough to shatter glass or break down concrete walls. At one point she even reduces someone to a puddle of broken bones and bloody mulch.
  • In the webfiction Whateley Universe, there's an entire category of mutant superpower covering voice-related powers: the 'siren'. Different sirens can do different this with this, with a Super Scream being one of the more common effects, alongside Compelling Voice. At least one student at the Superhero School Whateley Academy, Screech, suffers from Power Incontinence similar to Black Bolt: she can't speak at all, for fear of disintegrating everything and everyone in front of her.
    • In Ayla and the Great Shoulder Angel Conspiracy, a number of students attend a 'special topics' course in Winter Term where the whole course is learning how to do more things with their Siren powers. This leads to it being shown that Screech has managed to learn some control over her powers, allowing her to speak normally again for a few moments at a time.
  • Triumph from Worm can shout hard enough (and focused enough) to punch holes in concrete or blast regenerating monstrosities across the street.
    • Cricket can project sound at a frequency that lets her echolocate and induce nausea in her foes.
    • Shatterbird projects a combination of sound and telekinesis to control glass at tremendous ranges.
    • Screamer has more general sound manipulation, which she uses to conduct psychological warfare by messing with communications, giving conflicting orders, or mimicking the voices of people the targets know, and to a more normal combat advantage by screeching very loudly.
  • Jack Atlas in the one-shot Yu-Gi-Oh! 5Ds Abridged accidentally destroyed a city by yelling into a microphone.
    (flashback) Jack: Testing! Testing! One...Two...THREEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
    (present) Yusei: Strangest part was that the mic wasn't even plugged in.


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