History Main / SuperSpit

* Franchise/XMen foe Mammomax is an acid spitting man-elephant hybrid. Zeitgeist also has the ability to vomit acid, which he discovers after getting drunk and disfiguring a girl by accidentally barfing on her.
* ''Franchise/GreenLantern'': Red Lanterns are primarily known for vomiting their blood, which has been superheated with plasma by their rings.
* One scene from a ''ComicBook/{{Crossed}}'' comic has one of the eponymous {{Technically Living Zombie}}s spit infected blood into a soldier's face.
* Franchise/{{Superman}} once spit a logie clear through the head of a HumongousMecha.
* Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} gained the ability to spit corrosive plasma when [[Comicbook/RedDaughterOfKrypton she became a Red Lantern]].
* ''ComicBook/ElfQuest''. If a creature is completely covered by the "wrapstuff" spit out by Preservers, they're put into a state of suspended animation indefinitely.
* In a continuity of ''Comicbook/LegionOfSuperheroes'', Tenzil Kim can spit acid in addition to his ExtremeOmnivore powers.

* ''Franchise/GreenLantern'': Red Lanterns are primarily known for vomiting their blood, which has been superheated by their rings.

* Brought to the business by the Great Kabuki, The Asian Mist (known as the poison fog in Japan) is a move in which a wrestler puts a liquid in their mouth either before or during a match and spray-spits it into their opponent's eyes. It's notable that this is based on a practice in some actual martial arts, where the liquid would be based on some spicy food that is tolerable in the mouth but not in the eyes. Many wrestlers who use it make a show of rubbing their throat before spitting the liquid, as if it is a venom extracted from some secret, extra gland. Commonly color-coordinated: green blinds, red burns, blue knocks out, yellow paralyzes, black (the rarest) is able to kill a person and purple ([[Wrestling/{{TNA}} an American innovation]]) causes memory loss. This is not always followed, though. In Wrestling/{{WWE}}, black just blinds longer and is harmless anywhere but the eyes, while in Wrestling/RingOfHonor red is a poison that constricts the airway.

* ''VideoGame/{{Shantae}}'''s spider form, her third transformation, which allows her to {{wall crawl}} on the background in certain places and can [[HollywoodAcid spit venom]].

* ''VideoGame/{{Bug}}'' has Spit Wads. These allow bug to do a medium-range spit. While green spit wads give him a normal spit move, red ones give him a double shot, orange/purple ones give him a bouncy shot, and blue ones give him rapid-fire capability.

* Drakelings from ''VideoGame/{{ADOM}}'' can vomit acid at the cost of [[WizardNeedsFoodBadly Satiety]].

Pretty much everyone can spit. Some of you can do so better than others. But can you spit one hundred meters? What about for miles? Wouldn't that be useful. What if you could spit copious amounts of liquid, or [[PoisonousPerson poison]] or [[AcidAttack corrosive materials]]? Or if your expectoration could ricochet precisely in unexpected directions with exceptional accuracy?

The most common form of this trope is BulletSeed. Related tropes are NasalWeapon, BreathWeapon and SuperScream. Supertrope to ZombiePukeAttack. Not to be confused with SpitefulSpit, which is not a weapon, but more of an insult.

* Belladonna Tyrian in ''Fanfic/PokemonResetBloodlines'' is capable of spewing [[PoisonousPerson toxic fluid]] with the speed and force of bullets.
* In ''Fanfic/VoyagesOfTheWildSeaHorse'', Lilith is a [[{{Animorphism}} Zoan]] with a model of the [[ScaledUp Snake-Snake Fruit]] that corresponds to the Monocled Cobra, a kind of spitting cobra. As a result, she is able to spit deadly gouts of [[PoisonIsCorrosive acidic]] venom in battle.

*** #46 adventure "The Temple of Poseidon''. Devil Wyrms can spit an [[PoisonIsCorrosive acidic venom]] at a single target up to 30 feet away that does 3-18 HitPoints of damage.

The most common form of this trope is BulletSeed. Related tropes are NasalWeapon, BreathWeapon and MakeMeWannaShout. Supertrope to ZombiePukeAttack. Not to be confused with SpitefulSpit, which is not a weapon, but more of an insult.