History Main / DungFu

* ''VideoGame/{{Bug}}'': One of the mooks in the first world is a dung beetle, naturally it attacks by rolling a dung ball before kicking it, causing it to roll across the horizontal terrain until it falls off.

* The rulebook for ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'' references this in the writeup for the "Moral Support (Get 'Im, Boss!)" melee combat rule. In the scenario, Gabriel Seth is challenged by an Ork Nob accompanied by a group of Boyz:

* Several {{Mons}} in ''TabletopGame/{{Mortasheen}}'' weaponize taking a shit. Usually, the waste matter is a HollywoodAcid (the aforesead mons will reingest their wastes in order to concentrate them to corrosive levels of chemical potency) or laced with a FesteringFungus, but one creature makes dirt with such force it's treated as a ''siege weapon.''

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* ''VideoGame/DarkSouls'' has a Dung Pie item. Throwing it at an enemy is one of the few ways to [[StatusInflictionAttack inflict]] the ultra-damaging Toxic status effect, making it something of a LethalJokeWeapon. Throwing a Dung Pie, however, also builds up the players Toxic Meter, making it dangerous to spam repeatedly... mostly. It inflicts the toxic status effect, but drains health only three-tenths as fast as the toxic caused by [[DemonicSpiders Blowdart Snipers]] [[OneCurseLimit and you can only be affected by one type of toxic at once]], so people going through Blighttown sometimes intentionally toxify themselves with Dung Pies.
* ''VideoGame/DarkSoulsIII'' introduces the Rope Dung Pie, which has you throwing it backward or dropping it on the ground.

* In ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'', [[JokeCharacter Sukamon, Numemon,]] and their [[PaletteSwap variants]] are masters of this trope, as is Nanimon. Vegiemon also has one such attack. Garbagemon meanwhile, had ''poop bazookas''.

-->-- '''Mason the Chimp''', ''WesternAnimation/{{Madagascar}}''

* Mentioned repeatedly (but thankfully never shown) by the chimps Mason and Phil on ''WesternAnimation/{{Madagascar}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/ThePenguinsOfMadagascar''.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse'': In "Selfie Improvement", when Lori is too busy with her selfie to change Lily’s diaper, Lily angrily throws the full diaper at her. Next scene Lori mentions she took a 40-minutes scalding hot shower afterwards.

* In ''VideoGame/LiveALive'', prehistoric chapter's main character's gorilla partner has an attack that makes him throw his own ones at the opponents. It creates poison fields.

* In ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'', [[JokeCharacter Sukamon, Numemon,]] and their [[PaletteSwap variants]] are masters of this trope, as is Nanimon. Vegiemon also has one such attack.

* In ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'', [[JokeCharacter Sukamon, Numemon,]] and their [[PaletteSwap variants]] are masters of this trope, as is Nanimon.

* ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders'': Alessi [[FountainOfYouth turns Polnareff into a toddler]] and then attempts to drown him in a bathtub. Polnareff escapes shitting on Alessi, disgusting him into letting go.

* King Kong utilizes this several times throughout the ''Manga/OnePiece'' SelfInsert ''[[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Fanfic/RipplesinthePond Ripples in the Pond]]''.

* The fifth ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy'' game has its bears literally crap on you. Nobody, not even [[NatureHero Anna]], takes this one well.

* The Franchise/StarTrek novel ''[[Literature/StarTrekExMachina Ex Machina]]'' opens with a young farmer throwing a handful of animal dung at his planet's leader.

* One episode of ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' had Professor Bobo do this to The Observer. Luckily it was never shown on screen. In fact, it's a RunningGag on both ''[=MST3=]'' and SpiritualSuccessor Podcast/RiffTrax that anytime a primate is on screen, a riff about it throwing poo will soon follow. TurnedUpToEleven in [=RiffTrax=]'s riffed short ''Film/OneGotFat''.

Compare UrineTrouble, {{Fartillery}}, ExcrementStatement. A subtrope of ToiletHumor (in most cases, this is rarely if ever PlayedForDrama) and a member of the [[FooFu Fu]] family.

* Creator/MarvelComics villain Bullseye was once given an all-liquid diet while in prison, because his jailers were afraid that he could turn solid waste into a deadly projectile. Since Bullseye's m.o. is [[ImprobableWeaponUser turning]] ''[[ImprobableWeaponUser anything]]'' [[ImprobableWeaponUser he throws into a deadly projectile,]] this isn't that far-fetched, and he admits he probably would try.

:: He claims to have tracked an Inuit victim several days over the ice before stabbing him with a shiv made of frozen shit.

* ''VideoGame/DarkSouls'' has a Dung Pie item. Throwing it at an enemy is one of the few ways to inflict the ultra-damaging Toxic StatusEffect, making it something of a LethalJokeWeapon. Throwing a Dung Pie, however, also builds up the players Toxic Meter, making it dangerous to spam repeatedly... mostly. It inflicts the toxic status effect, but drains health only three-tenths as fast as the toxic caused by [[DemonicSpiders Blowdart Snipers]] [[OneCurseLimit and you can only be affected by one type of toxic at once]], so people going through Blighttown sometimes intentionally toxify themselves with Dung Pies.

* In ''Manga/{{Drifters}}'', Oda Nobunaga makes great use of feces by weaponizing them, first dipping arrows in it as an impromptu venom and eventually as an ingredient for gunpowder

* ''VideoGame/DarkSouls'' has a Dung Pie item. Throwing it at an enemy is one of the few ways to inflict the ultra-damaging Toxic StandardStatusEffect, making it something of a LethalJokeWeapon. Throwing a Dung Pie, however, also builds up the players Toxic Meter, making it dangerous to spam repeatedly... mostly. It inflicts the toxic status effect, but drains health only three-tenths as fast as the toxic caused by [[DemonicSpiders Blowdart Snipers]] [[OneCurseLimit and you can only be affected by one type of toxic at once]], so people going through Blighttown sometimes intentionally toxify themselves with Dung Pies.

** In "[[Recap/TotalDramaMoMonkeyMoProblems Mo Monkey Mo Problems]]", Max thinks he can intimidate a gang of monkeys into cooperating. Instead, they pelt him with a brown substance that Max assumes is mud, but which Jasmine assures him is not mud.