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* ''TabletopGame/{{Lancer}}:'' HORUS Kobold pattern-group mechs are less actual war machines, and more civilian construction/mining equipment hijacked by a virus during printing to produce something overclocked and overtuned to function as an improvised but effective war machine. However, the process is ''straining'', and many would-be Kobolds fall victim to ExplosiveOverclocking and melt into piles of slag... However, even in successful machines, the Virus remains - and a good enough pilot can upload weaponized versions of it to other machines as Electronic Warfare measures: One version will cause a damaging reactor blowout if the machine is/isn't standing next to a large enough entity (Kobold's choice), and a more developed version can either crack the reactor's shielding and overheat the enemy with every step, or cause it to vent red-hot slag all around itself, creating damaging and difficult terrain for itself and anyone nearby.
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Lancer}}:'' HORUS Kobold pattern-group mechs are less actual war machines, and more civilian construction/mining equipment hijacked by a virus during printing to produce something overclocked and overtuned to function as an improvised but effective war machine. However, the process is ''straining'', and many would-be Kobolds fall victim to ExplosiveOverclocking and melt into piles of slag... However, even in successful machines, the Virus remains - and a good enough pilot can upload weaponized versions of it to other machines as Electronic Warfare measures: One version will cause a damaging reactor blowout if the machine is/isn't standing next to a large enough entity (Kobold's choice), and a more developed version can either crack the reactor's shielding and overheat the enemy with every step, or cause it to vent red-hot slag all around itself, creating damaging and difficult terrain for itself and anyone nearby.
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* ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' has an arc where All Might goes up against a [[BioweaponBeast Nomu]] tailor made to counter [[SuperStrength his abilities]] with [[HealingFactor Super Regeneration]] and [[EnergyAbsorption Shock Absorption]] quirks. All Might notes that the wording is [[ExactWords "Absorption", not "Nullification"]], and correctly guesses that there is an upper limit to the hits it can take, resolving to [[RapidFireFisticuffs exceed that limit post haste]].
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* In ''Videogame/FateGrandOrder'', Chen Gong's [[LimitBreak Noble Phantasm]] "Two-Pronged Formation" is a particularly cruel variation. He specifically overclocks [[TeamKiller his allies with Mana and uses them as a living bomb]] while trying to pass it off as him firing an explosive arrow. Mechanically, it deals a shockingly high amount of [=AoE=] damage for [[ComMons his rarity]] while sacrificing one of your Servants.
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* ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'': Kirk made a career out of this.
** Also, as nearly done in "The Menagerie", hand phasers can be set to overload and cause a huge explosion. This is a deliberate feature.
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* ''Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries'': Kirk made a career out preferred {{Logic Bomb}}s or plain old phaser fire, but he used this approach at least once.
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the ''Enterprise'', Kirk had his crew activate every system aboard to give Charlie so many things to think about that it overloaded his control capability.
** Also, as nearly done in "The Menagerie", hand phasers can be set to overload and cause a huge explosion. This is a deliberate feature.
** In ''Charlie X'', when Charlie used his PsychicPowers to take control of
** Also, as nearly done in "The Menagerie", hand phasers can be set to overload and cause a huge explosion. This is a deliberate feature.
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* ''VideoGame/FZero'': Black Shadow's doomsday device is overloaded by driving around it in circles. The resulting explosion can be seen from a view of the galaxy.
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* ''VideoGame/FZero'': ''Anime/FZeroGPLegend'': Black Shadow's doomsday device is overloaded by driving around it in circles. The resulting explosion can be seen from a view of the galaxy.
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* In the ''ComicBook/XMen'' ''ComicBook/CivilWar'' storyline: While [[MindControl Mind Controlled]], [[EyeBeams Cyclops ]] hits [[EnergyAbsorption Bishop]] with more energy than he can actually absorb. Bishop is able to vent it in time, with enough interest to blow the limb off a [[HumongousMecha Sentinel]]. They later (when Cyclops is no longer mind controlled) use the combination intentionally to [[BatteringRam break down a bunker door]] before it [[SelfDestructMechanism explodes]].
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* In the ''ComicBook/XMen'' ''ComicBook/CivilWar'' ''ComicBook/{{Civil War|2006}}'' storyline: While [[MindControl Mind Controlled]], [[EyeBeams Cyclops ]] hits [[EnergyAbsorption Bishop]] with more energy than he can actually absorb. Bishop is able to vent it in time, with enough interest to blow the limb off a [[HumongousMecha Sentinel]]. They later (when Cyclops is no longer mind controlled) use the combination intentionally to [[BatteringRam break down a bunker door]] before it [[SelfDestructMechanism explodes]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/APupNamedScoobyDoo'' episode title "The Computer Walks Among Us", Velma use this strategy to deal with her robot, the Dinkley 2000, which follows everything command until it gone crazy. The robot catches the gang off guard and grabs Freddie, Daphne, and Shaggy, and devours them, before moving in on Velma. After asking Scooby something, she gets an idea to stop the robot. She and Scooby ask the robot to do several chores at once until it overloads. Freddie, Daphne, and Shaggy then emerge from the robot unharmed. Velma explains that Scooby reminded her that the robot was designed to follow every command.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/APupNamedScoobyDoo'' episode title "The Computer Walks Among Us", Velma use this strategy to deal with her robot, the Dinkley 2000, which follows everything every command until it gone crazy. The robot catches the gang off guard and grabs Freddie, Daphne, and Shaggy, and devours them, before moving in on Velma. After asking Scooby something, she gets an idea to stop the robot. She and Scooby ask the robot to do several chores at once until it overloads. Freddie, Daphne, and Shaggy then emerge from the robot unharmed. Velma explains that Scooby reminded her that the robot was designed to follow every command.
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** Also, in the special episode "The Lost Episode," Beast Boy taunts the [[ThePowerOfRock guitar-shredding]] villain Punk Rocket into overloading his guitar amps by turning the volume [[UpToEleven up to ten]].
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** Also, in the special episode "The Lost Episode," Beast Boy taunts the [[ThePowerOfRock guitar-shredding]] villain Punk Rocket into overloading his guitar amps by turning the volume [[UpToEleven up to ten]].ten.
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* Stuxnet computer worm [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet#Natanz_nuclear_facilities attacked and incapacitated Iranian uranium enrichment plants]] by raising and lowering the speed of the centrifuges, causing them to spin erratically until they sustained critical physical damage.
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* Stuxnet computer worm [[http://en.The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet Stuxnet]] computer worm [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet#Natanz_nuclear_facilities attacked and incapacitated the Iranian uranium enrichment plants]] plants at Natanz]] by raising and lowering the speed of the centrifuges, causing them to spin erratically until they sustained critical physical damage.
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* Stuxnet computer worm [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet#Natanz_nuclear_facilities attacked Iranian uranium enrichment plants]] by raising and lowering the speed of the centrifuges, causing physical damage.
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* Stuxnet computer worm [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuxnet#Natanz_nuclear_facilities attacked and incapacitated Iranian uranium enrichment plants]] by raising and lowering the speed of the centrifuges, causing them to spin erratically until they sustained critical physical damage.
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Misuse; Limiter Removal overclocks your own monsters, not your opponent's.
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* In TabletopGame/YuGiOh, there is a Spell Card called [[http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Limiter_Removal Limiter Removal.]] The card doubles the attack of machine monsters but with the drawback of destroying them at the end of the turn.
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* In the VideoGame/Skylanders book series ''Mask of Power'', the final book has [[BigBad Kaos]] finish building the [[MacGuffinTitle titular doomsday mask]], only to be defeated when the skylanders tricks his ego into trying to use ''all'' of their powers at the same time, something that should never be attempted, mask of power or no mask of power. Kaos attempts this challenge, and the resulting explosion destroys the mask and immobilises Kaos.
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* In the VideoGame/Skylanders VideoGame/{{Skylanders}} book series ''Mask of Power'', the final book has [[BigBad Kaos]] finish building the [[MacGuffinTitle titular doomsday mask]], only to be defeated when the skylanders tricks his ego into trying to use ''all'' of their powers at the same time, something that should never be attempted, mask of power or no mask of power. Kaos attempts this challenge, and the resulting explosion destroys the mask and immobilises Kaos.
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* In the VideoGame/Skylanders book series ''Mask of Power'', the final book has [[BigBad Kaos]] finish building the [[MacGuffinTitle titular doomsday mask]], only to be defeated when the skylanders tricks his ego into trying to use ''all'' of their powers at the same time, something that should never be attempted, mask of power or no mask of power. Kaos attempts this challenge, and the resulting explosion destroys the mask and immobilises Kaos.
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* ''Manga/AyakashiTriangle'': Normally, an ayakashi medium's control of LifeEnergy promotes growth and healing, but Shadow Mei is able to twist it into making it go out of control and destroy living bodies. When used on some plants, they grow wildly and then disintegrate seconds later. When hit on the hand, Matoi is able to use KiManipulation to keep it from spreading, but it still paralyzes her arm. Mei says it would have instantly ''mummified'' a regular person.
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** Goku defeats the light-eating monster Yakon in the same way, feeding him with energy until he explodes. His use in this case is fully justified because Goku is far stronger than his opponent, and can output more energy than Yakon can handle. This also means that Goku could have defeated him using more conventional methods if he desired; he was partly toying with his enemy.
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** Goku defeats the light-eating monster Yakon in the same way, by feeding him with energy until he explodes. His use in this case is fully justified because Goku is far stronger than his opponent, and can output more energy than Yakon can handle. This also means that Goku handle--Goku could have defeated him using more conventional methods if he desired; he was partly toying with his enemy.
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* The fan-made game ''VideoGame/PokemonUranium'' has a final boss at a much higher level than you're likely to have, with powerful nuclear-type moves that can easily sweep an entire team. However, if you can provoke it into repeatedly using its fire-type move, "Overheat", it will substantially weaken itself (essentially burning itself out) and become a more manageable threat.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda3'', [[spoiler: Po defeats Kai by firing his chi, which manifests into a dragon, at him. Kai is at first pleased, but soon realizes that the chi is too much for him to handle and promptly explodes]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda3'', [[spoiler: Po [[spoiler:Po defeats Kai by firing his chi, which manifests into a dragon, at him. Kai is at first pleased, but soon realizes that the chi is too much for him to handle and promptly explodes]].
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* During the climax of ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil5'', the heroes discover that the source of BigBad [[spoiler:Wesker]]'s [[GodMode insane powers]] is [[spoiler:[[VirusMisnomer a virus]]]]. They also discover that [[spoiler:the virus is unstable and must be injected regularly in precise doses]], so their grand plan to defeat him amounts to overclocking ''him'' by [[spoiler:injecting him with copious amounts of it]]. [[spoiler:It doesn't do anything but make him angry]]. [[spoiler:It also hideously disfigures him. If he [[JokerImmunity somehow survived]], the next time we see him he'll be a crispy mass of tentacles with CoolShades.]]
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* During the climax of ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil5'', the heroes discover that the source of BigBad [[spoiler:Wesker]]'s [[GodMode insane powers]] is [[spoiler:[[VirusMisnomer [[spoiler: [[ArtisticLicenseBiology a virus]]]]. They also discover that [[spoiler:the virus is unstable and must be injected regularly in precise doses]], so their grand plan to defeat him amounts to overclocking ''him'' by [[spoiler:injecting him with copious amounts of it]]. [[spoiler:It doesn't do anything but make him angry]]. [[spoiler:It also hideously disfigures him. If he [[JokerImmunity somehow survived]], the next time we see him he'll be a crispy mass of tentacles with CoolShades.]]
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** Goku defeats the light-eating monster Yakon in the same way, feeding him with energy until he explodes.
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** Goku defeats the light-eating monster Yakon in the same way, feeding him with energy until he explodes. His use in this case is fully justified because Goku is far stronger than his opponent, and can output more energy than Yakon can handle. This also means that Goku could have defeated him using more conventional methods if he desired; he was partly toying with his enemy.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/APupNamedScoobyDoo''' ep "The Computer Walks Among Us", Velma use this strategy to deal with her robot, the Dinkley 2000, which follows everything command but gone crazy. The robot catches the gang off guard and grabs Freddie, Daphne, and Shaggy, and devours them, before moving in on Velma. After asking Scooby something, she gets an idea to stop the robot. She and Scooby ask the robot to do several chores at once until it overloads. Freddie, Daphne, and Shaggy then emerge from the robot unharmed. Velma explains that Scooby reminded her that the robot was designed to follow every command.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/APupNamedScoobyDoo''' ep ''WesternAnimation/APupNamedScoobyDoo'' episode title "The Computer Walks Among Us", Velma use this strategy to deal with her robot, the Dinkley 2000, which follows everything command but until it gone crazy. The robot catches the gang off guard and grabs Freddie, Daphne, and Shaggy, and devours them, before moving in on Velma. After asking Scooby something, she gets an idea to stop the robot. She and Scooby ask the robot to do several chores at once until it overloads. Freddie, Daphne, and Shaggy then emerge from the robot unharmed. Velma explains that Scooby reminded her that the robot was designed to follow every command.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{A Pup Named Scooby-Doo}}'' ep "The Computer Walks Among Us", Velma use this strategy to deal with her robot, the Dinkley 2000, which follows everything command but gone crazy. The robot catches the gang off guard and grabs Freddie, Daphne, and Shaggy, and devours them, before moving in on Velma. After asking Scooby something, she gets an idea to stop the robot. She and Scooby ask the robot to do several chores at once until it overloads. Freddie, Daphne, and Shaggy then emerge from the robot unharmed. Velma explains that Scooby reminded her that the robot was designed to follow every command.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{A Pup Named Scooby-Doo}}'' ''WesternAnimation/APupNamedScoobyDoo''' ep "The Computer Walks Among Us", Velma use this strategy to deal with her robot, the Dinkley 2000, which follows everything command but gone crazy. The robot catches the gang off guard and grabs Freddie, Daphne, and Shaggy, and devours them, before moving in on Velma. After asking Scooby something, she gets an idea to stop the robot. She and Scooby ask the robot to do several chores at once until it overloads. Freddie, Daphne, and Shaggy then emerge from the robot unharmed. Velma explains that Scooby reminded her that the robot was designed to follow every command.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SonicTheHedgehogSatAM'': Sonic has been known to do this from time to time.
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Not a real example. Diaboromon did not unrealistically explode, he shut down in exactly the way you would expect outside of fiction - making this the exact opposite of the trope.
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* The second ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'' movie, ''Our War Game'', has Izzy stopping Diaboromon on the Internet by redirecting a huge stream of email to the villain's address, causing it to slow down till it's frozen, allowing Omnimon to take him out. Clogging a connection by sending massive amounts of data through it is at least a very realistic approach.
** Also counts as a ChekhovsGun since the same thing was happening to the heroes, who would have been able to beat Diaboromon from the beginning if millions of kids hadn't been constantly emailing them and clogging the bandwidth.
** Also counts as a ChekhovsGun since the same thing was happening to the heroes, who would have been able to beat Diaboromon from the beginning if millions of kids hadn't been constantly emailing them and clogging the bandwidth.
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** One NonSerialMovie has a giant metallic energy-absorbing star as the evil Applied Phlebotinum device. Goku defeats this by overloading it with his own Super Saiyan energy, which causes it to explode in a chain reaction.
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** One NonSerialMovie has a giant metallic energy-absorbing star as the evil Applied Phlebotinum device. Goku defeats and Vegeta defeat this by overloading it with his their own Super Saiyan energy, which causes it to explode in a chain reaction.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SonicSatAM'': Sonic has been known to do this from time to time.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SonicSatAM'': ''WesternAnimation/SonicTheHedgehogSatAM'': Sonic has been known to do this from time to time.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda3'', Po defeats Kai by firing his chi, which manifests into a dragon, at him. Kai is at first pleased, but soon realizes that the chi is too much for him to handle and promptly explodes.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda3'', [[spoiler: Po defeats Kai by firing his chi, which manifests into a dragon, at him. Kai is at first pleased, but soon realizes that the chi is too much for him to handle and promptly explodes.explodes]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda3'', Po defeats Kai by firing his chi, which manifests into a dragon, at him. Kai is at first pleased, but soon realizes that the chi is too much for him to handle and promptly explodes.
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* In Series/{{Andromeda}}, the High Guard's Force Lances can be set to overload and used as a grenade. This is a built-in feature.
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* In Series/{{Andromeda}}, ''Series/{{Andromeda}}'', the High Guard's Force Lances can be set to overload and used as a grenade. This is a built-in feature.
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* In the ''Comicbook/XMen'' ''Comicbook/CivilWar'' storyline: While [[MindControl Mind Controlled]], [[EyeBeams Cyclops ]] hits [[EnergyAbsorption Bishop]] with more energy than he can actually absorb. Bishop is able to vent it in time, with enough interest to blow the limb off a [[HumongousMecha Sentinel]]. They later (when Cyclops is no longer mind controlled) use the combination intentionally to [[BatteringRam break down a bunker door]] before it [[SelfDestructMechanism explodes]].
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* In the ''Comicbook/XMen'' ''Comicbook/CivilWar'' storyline: While [[MindControl Mind Controlled]], [[EyeBeams Cyclops ]] hits [[EnergyAbsorbtion Bishop]] with more energy than he can actually absorb. Bishop is able to vent it in time, with enough interest to blow the limb off a [[HumongousMecha Sentinel]]. They later (when Cyclops is no longer mind controlled) use the combination intentionally to [[BatteringRam break down a bunker door]] before it [[SelfDestructMechanism explodes]].
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* In the ''Comicbook/XMen'' ''Comicbook/CivilWar'' storyline: While [[MindControl Mind Controlled]], [[EyeBeams Cyclops ]] hits [[EnergyAbsorbtion [[EnergyAbsorption Bishop]] with more energy than he can actually absorb. Bishop is able to vent it in time, with enough interest to blow the limb off a [[HumongousMecha Sentinel]]. They later (when Cyclops is no longer mind controlled) use the combination intentionally to [[BatteringRam break down a bunker door]] before it [[SelfDestructMechanism explodes]].