History Main / FantasticFireworks

* ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'': In Chapter 2, bringing the blue checkmarks to the Hacker results in fireworks in the shape of Kris, Susie and Ralsei's faces.

* In ''Comicbook/FantasticFour'', Susan Storm [[https://static.comicvine.com/uploads/original/0/40/1600454-ff3_ff_flare.jpeg writes the number four]] into the night sky with her FlareGun.

Subtrope of {{Spectacle}} and RuleOfCool. See also FatalFireworks, when they are weaponized.

* During a scene in the 6th ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' movie ''Jirachi: Wish Maker'' there is a fireworks show at the Millenium Fair with fireworks in the shapes of several Poke&acutemon.

* During a scene in the 6th ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' movie ''Jirachi: Wish Maker'' there is a fireworks show at the Millenium Fair with fireworks in the shapes of several Poke&acutemon.

Subtrope of {{Spectacle}} and RuleOfCool. See also FatalFireworks, when they are weaponized, and FireworkFaces, which they take the form of characters' heads.
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Subtrope of {{Spectacle}} and RuleOfCool. See also FatalFireworks, when they are weaponized.

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* In the ''VideoGame/MarioKart8'' rendition of ''VideoGame/MarioKart64'''s Rainbow Road, multiple fireworks depicting various ''Mario'' characters are fired during the race.
* In ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey'', after defeating [[spoiler:[=RoboBrood=], the machine blows up, propulsing it high up into the air before exploding in big fireworks representing all four Broodals.]]

* Similarly to the ''Wii Party'' example, ''[[VideoGame/WiiFit Wii Fit Plus]]''' balance game "Tilt City" involves fireworks representing giant Mii faces. These are triggered when the player manages to get the big balls with a Mii face on them in the right tube.

* In ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheOrigamiKing'', one of the credit photos depicts a firework that resembles [[spoiler:Mario's deceased partner, Bobby]] at Shogun Studios.

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* ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'' had one appropiately appearing at the end of the episode "Firework Run". The firework,(named El Diablo) when accidentally lit by the villain of the episode, it took the form of an antropomorphic chilli pepper with a mustache, sunglasses and a sombrero who did various tricks before shooting the villain making him crash against his sign and setting off a building full of fireworks. Of course, this is par for the course for [[SarcasticTitle Regular]] [[WidgetSeries Show]].

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* The fireworks in the credits of ''Disney/WreckItRalph'' form the main characters' faces.
* ''Disney/TheThreeCaballeros'' ends with fireworks spelling out TheEnd in Portuguese, Spanish and English, each in the colors of the Brazilian, Mexican and American flags, respectively.
* In ''Disney/TheRescuers'', after Penny is recaptured following her escape attempt, Mr. Snoops sets off fireworks that spell out the message "GOT GIRL" to alert Madame Medusa.

* In ''Disney/TheRescuers'', after Penny is recaptured following her escape attempt, Mr. Snoops sets off fireworks that spell out the message "GOT GIRL" to alert Madame Mesuda.

* In ''Disney/TheRescuers'', after Penny is recaptured after her escape attempt, Mr. Snoops sets off fireworks that spell out the message "GOT GIRL" to alert Madame Mesuda.

* During the Kamiki Festival in ''VideoGame/{{Okami}}'', Tama the Pyrotechnist fires multiple fireworks with the faces of Amaterasu, Issun, a daikon and some other Kamiki-related things nto the night sky.