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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'': In "D.W.'s Name Game", D.W. has a nightmare that Arthur melts after she insults him. She then puts him in a Mary Moo Cow cup.
-->'''D.W.''': Nobody told me you'd melt!

* ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'': This is how the Liquidator (formerly Bud Flood) came to be; after falling into a vat of contaminated water, he became a being made out of water.

** In "Pop Goes the Ed", when the boys try to cool off in a freezer. Sarah kicks them out as one large block of ice, which quickly melts in the sun... taking the boys with it.
** "One + One = Ed" had Jimmy melt down into a puddle because Eddy removed his "outer lines" (in other words, he pulled off of the ink outlines like they were wires and left the colored part to melt away). The episode later has Sarah confront Ed about it, holding Jimmy in a lemonade pitcher. [[spoiler:Turns out it was just their imagination and never happened...or did it?]]
--->'''Sarah:''' ''[yelling]'' Wait 'till I tell Mom what you did to Jimmy! ''[holds up pitcher]''\\

* ''WesternAnimation/KidCosmic'': One of the stones of power introduced in Season 2 is the Goo Stone, which allows for it's user to turn into a pile of goo. Kid gets it after losing his Telekinesis Stone, [[EmbarrassingSuperpower much to his regret]].

* ''WesternAnimation/LegionOfSuperHeroes'': In "Child's Play" the team have to combat a bratty alien wizard, who keeps [[TantrumThrowing having a fit]] every time things don't go his way. He manages to [[ForcedTransformation turn Lightning Lad into a rat, and partially liquifies Bouncing Boy]].

* In ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', Odo the shapeshifting alien actually ''needs'' to turn into a liquid every sixteen hours.

* ''In Anime/{{Doraemon}}, there is a gadget which allow the user to turn into liquid.

** ''[[Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureJojolion JoJolion]]'': An interesting case with Tamaki Damo and his Stand, Vitamin C. The power of Vitamin C is that it melts people into goop, which he uses as a method of attack, but melting people with Vitamin C alone doesn't kill them. They're immobilized from it, but they're still alive and conscious; able to speak perfect sentences. It's the environments surrounding his targets which Damo weaponizes.

* ''Manga/JojosBizarreAdventureJojolion'' features an interesting case with Tamaki Damo and his Stand, Vitamin C. The power of Vitamin C is that it melts people into goop, which he uses as a method of attack, but melting people with Vitamin C alone doesn't kill them. They're immobilized from it, but they're still alive and conscious; able to speak perfect sentences. It's the environments surrounding his targets which Damo weaponizes.

* The move Acid Armor in Franchise/{{Pokemon}} is an {{invoked|Trope}} example, where the Pokémon rearranges its molecular structure to melt into a puddle, and then turn back to normal to sharply increase their defense.

* ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'': This trope is how the Liquidator (formerly Bud Flood) came to be; after falling into a vat of contaminated water, he became a being made out of water.

* ''WesternAnimation/LegionOfSuperHeroes'': In "Child's Play the team have to combat a bratty alien wizard, who keeps [[TantrumThrowing having a fit]] every time things don't go his way. He manages to [[ForcedTransformation turn Lightning Lad into a rat, and partially liquifies Bouncing Boy]].

* ''WesternAnimation/LegionOfSuperHeroes'': In "Child's Play the team have to combat a bratty alien wizard, who keeps [[TantrumThrowing having a fit]] every time things don't go his way. He manages to [[BalefulPolymorph turn Lightning Lad into a rat, and partially liquifies Bouncing Boy]].

* Zan of the ComicBook/WonderTwins can transform himself into any state of water, including liquid. In more comedic media, such as ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGo'', this is often played for laughs.