History Main / ProjectileWebbing

** "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS4E18MaudPie Maud Pie]]": When Fluttershy asks him to close the windows during her initial Nightmare Night barricade, Fuzzy Legs the spider does this by shooting two thick strings of webbing at them and using them to slam the windows shut.

* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'': Flyders -- [[MixAndMatchCritters spiders with insect wings]] depicted in the episode "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS7E16CampfireTales Campfire Tales]]" -- can squirt strands of webbing from their spinnerets with a fair degree of accuracy. One is able to shoot out enough webbing to cover half of Sweetie Belle's face with a single shot, while another shoots out a strand accurately enough to tangle Applejack's legs bolas-style in mid-gallop.

* One of the monsters from ''Film/TheSuperInframan'', the Spider Monster, can spit ''explosive'' web projectiles capable of encasing unfortunate victims, which explodes when the victim is trapped.

* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': The obsidian dragons described in ''Dragon'' Magazine #146 (distinct from the eponymous gem dragons from later editions) can breathe out a membranous, ten-foot web three times per day, which they can launch up to sixty feet away and which on contact hardens into a shell of black ice.

* ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterOnline'': Baelidae, a giant arthropod resembling a cross between a crab and a spider, can shoot out strands of silk to slow the player down.

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* ''Literature/ConanTheBarbarian'': In ''Literature/TheTowerOfTheElephant'', Conan fights a GiantSpider. After its first charges at the Cimmerian fail to kill him and cost it a leg, the spider settles for webbing the door shut to trap Conan in the room with it, then trying to snare him with strands of web fired from beyond sword reach.

* ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019'': Even as a larva, Mothra can spit wads of stick silk large enough to tie a grown human to a wall. As an adult, her silk becomes copious and strong enough to be able to glue two of King Ghidorah's three heads to a building with one shot.

* ''WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTailFievelGoesWest'': Chula the spider functions as errand boy to TheVillain, Cat R. Waul. While Waul is welcoming some mice to the town of Green River, Chula is told to issue water. Being a recalcitrant fellow, Chula hocks a loogie at a newlywed couple, which forms an instant web, trapping them inside an old boot. Waul flicks away the webbing and continues his AffablyEvil schmooze.

See also AllWebbedUp. SisterTrope to NetGun. This trope can help characterize a SneakySpider.

* ''LightNovel/SoImASpiderSoWhat'': The main character takes this trope UpTo11 over the course of the story due to being a GiantSpider in an RPG world. By the time she [[spoiler:leaves thr labrynth]], her ability to produce webs becomes a SwissArmySuperpower capable of things like cleaving, piercing, and bludgeoning targets, binding enemies to deal a CoupDeGrace in the form of a venomous bite, setting traps, and weaving entire houses.

* ''Film/WebOfDeath'': One of the many powers displayed by the titular weapon is the ability to eject poisonous webs that clings to the skin of it's victims, ensnaring them on the spot causing them to shrivel with copious amounts of BodyHorror.

* Julia Carpenter, the second ComicBook/SpiderWoman, can create "[[PsychicPowers psionic-webbing]]", which is made of psychic energy instead of being organic. Charlotte Witter, the fourth Spider-Woman and the only one to be a villain, also had this power.

** The larval Wormmon relies on silk web techniques that have a myriad of uses, like trapping foes, shooting needle-like web projectiles, swinging or grabbing objects.

* ''WesternAnimation/HerculesTheAnimatedSeries'': At one point, Hercules and Icarus sneak into the Underworld to reweave the Tapestry of Fate and ensure they can get tickets to a particular concert. While there, they encounter Arachne, the tapestry's guardian, who snares the running Icarus with a web and eats him alive. This leads into the rest of the story as Herc reweaves the tapestry himself to save his friend.

* ''VideoGame/KirbyStarAllies'': Kirby's new ability introduced in this game, Spider, lets him (among other things) shoot webs at range that quickly encases minor enemies in pods.

* ''Webcomic/CassiopeiaQuinn'': In ''The Body-Snatchifiers'', Dr. Botz's upgraded version of herself -- a {{Cyborg}} {{Spider Pe|ople}}rson with eight mechanical limbs -- is capable of spraying jets of fast-hardening webbing from its wrists.