History Main / KungFuProofMook

->''"If Diddy jumps on Klump's head, Klump will back up and prepare for battle. Diddy can then just do a powerful cartwheel right through him."''
-->-- ''VideoGame/DonkeyKongCountry'' Player's Guide.

* In the ''Franchise/SpyroTheDragon'' games, larger enemies are too big and heavy to be budged by a charge attack, and enemies covered in metal are heatproof so Spyro's fire breath won't work on them. Occasionally, some enemies will be [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs both big and metal]], requiring Spyro to use a temporary power-up to deal with them.

* Inverted in ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'': [[spoiler: Po, the hero, is revealed to be immune to villain Tai Lung's TouchOfDeath powers purely due to being so fat]].

* ''VideoGame/SleepingDogs'' has a particularly literal example. Shaolin Monks at the temple have immunities [[BossInMooksClothing usually reserved for bosses]], and the ability to counter if the player tries to just blindly attack them. The only reliable weakness they have is that they can be countered themselves. They can, however, be somewhat reliably grabbed for defeating them quicker.

* In ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}'', enemies using [[InvisibilityCloak cloaking devices]], such as the [[McNinja Chinese ninjas]] in ''Operation Anchorage'', cannot be hit (or in ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 4}}'', targeted) with VATS. Radscorpions are resistant to being crippled with the Dart Gun, since it uses their venom for the effect.

* In ''VideoGame/AstroBoyTheVideoGame'', [[UndergroundMonkey red enemies]] are immune to [[KnockBack knockdown]].

* In ''Manga/DragonBall'' Goku faced a monster name Buyon who was a giant purplish-pink creature. No matter what Goku did he couldn't hurt Buyon since his blabber absorbed all of his attacks and even deflected the Kamehameha. Solution, Goku kicked in a wall and let the cold air freeze Buyon (he was in a winter area), making him so firm that Goku shattered him in one kick.

* In ''VideoGame/XCOM2'', Rangers can specialize in a [[ArchaicWeaponForAnAdvancedAge "Blademaster"]] skill line that makes them lethal in melee combat, but you do ''not'' want to send one against a Muton. These aliens have the "{{Counterattack}}" ability that gives them a good chance to NoSell a melee attack and immediately reply with [[BayonetYa their plasma gun's bayonet.]] Said bayonet strikes also have a good chance of stunning a target, which synergizes nastily with the Muton's "Execute" ability that lets them insta-kill a stunned opponent.

->'''Jabba:''' You weak minded fool! He's using an old Jedi mind trick.\\
'''Luke:''' You will bring Captain Solo and the Wookiee to me.\\
'''Jabba:''' *laughs* Your mind powers will not work on me, boy.
-->-- ''Franchise/StarWars'' Episode VI: ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi''

** [[BigfootSasquatchAndYeti Yetis]] and {{shop|liftAndDie}}keepers are immune to the {{whip|ItGood}}; the remake adds [[HeavilyArmoredMook green knights]] to this list.

* In the latter half of ''VideoGame/Bioshock'', Thuggish Splicers gain immunity to electricity, so they can no longer be stunned.

* Most enemies in ''VideoGame/PizzaTower'' will freeze in place and drop their guards from fear if you charge at them at max speed, generally meaning that enemies which brandish weapons or launch projectiles won't interrupt a speedrun through a level when you're moving too quickly to react. However, a select number of damage-dealing enemies, especially in later stages, will not get scared, forcing you to either take them out quickly before they can attack or dodge their damage; some enemies will also not get scared if they're already in the middle of an attack.

** The [[BonusBoss hacker Yukabacera]] will also dodge kicks and projectiles, despite [[BossInMooksClothing resembling the second-weakest mooks in the game]].