History Main / SuperSpit

* ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles2'': Reflux has the ability to turn his heartburn into lava, which he spits up.

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* The ''Mazinger'' series: Many {{Robeast}}s from ''Anime/MazingerZ'', ''Anime/GreatMazinger'' and ''Anime/UFORoboGrendizer'' could spit gallons of acid, poison and other corrosive fluids. Sometimes it was a kind of gluey substance to paralyze or hinder the enemy. Examples abound: Mechanical Beasts Baras-K9, Gusios-β3... many of the War Beasts of the Mykene Reptilian army...
* In ''Franchise/OnePiece'' the Younger Boa sisters can spit poison and Chief Warden Magellan spits bubbles that explode into toxic gas. One of Arlong's lieutenants could break trees by spitting water at high pressure. This probably also applies to Mr. 5, who could turn any part of his body into an explosive, but he usually just relied on his boogers.

* Copenhagen monster ''Film/{{Reptilicus}}'' spits corrosive slime from his stomach...one of the grosser giant monster powers.

* ''[[TabletopGame/BattlelordsOfTheTwentyThirdCentury Battlelords of the 23rd Century]]'': In the ''Shadis'' magazine #23 adventure "Bug Hunt", the {{PC}}s will have to fight the Spiders of the planet Driscoll VII. Adult female spiders can spit a neurotoxin (poison that causes paralysis) up to fifty feet away.

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** The boss Acro attacks mainly by spitting objects at Kirby, from skulls, to baby whales to torpedoes!
* ''VideoGame/SpyroTheDragon'' can pick up certain items in his mouth, then spit them out with enough force to damage enemies and break objects. These items can be anything from glowing lava rocks and spiky crystalline spheres, to small missiles and bombs. He can even pick up and spit certain enemies' projectiles back at them. A few of the bosses from the original 3 games have to be defeated using these spit weapons.

* There is an interesting variant in ''VideoGame/{{Psychonauts}}''. The Giant Lungfish boss attacks by belching some boxes, anchors(!) and other heavy stuff at you and then by sucking the air in an attempt to swallow you (temporarily).

* Drakelings from ''[[VideoGame/AncientDomainsOfMystery ADOM]]'' can vomit acid at the cost of [[WizardNeedsFoodBadly Satiety]].
* The aptly-named Spitter from ''VideoGame/Left4Dead 2'' spits a long-range gob of acidic goo that becomes a deadly puddle, in order to nail a group of survivors. Obviously, it's not a good idea to stand in that stuff. The Boomer from both games has Super Vomit, spewing bile that marks whoever it hits as a target for his fellow zombies.

** As a result of a "[[BlessedWithSuck blessing]]" from Peryite, the [[OurGodsAreDifferent Daedric Prince]] Pestilence and Tasks, the Afflicted in ''[[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim Skyrim]]'' have [[{{Squick}} weaponized projectile vomit]].

* ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda''. The land-dwelling octopus-like creatures known as Octorocks spit rocks that can do damage.

** Dragons
*** Some dragons' [[BreathWeapon Breath Weapons]] come closer to this -- for instance, Iron Dragons "breathe" molten iron.
*** 4th edition dragons' breath weapons are technically ''vomit'' weapons. The edition also adds the Dragonborn as a core PlayerCharacter race, who possess their namesakes' signature attack. The ''Draconomicon'' teaches that the magical energy of a ''D&D'' dragon's breath weapon is stored in the stomach, not in the lungs; this is what is meant by "vomit weapon". The expelled effect is explicitly magical, though—it is mystical energy, and not a biological by-product as found in some other D&D creatures.
** Original ''D&D''

** D&D Expert rulebook (1980). The Sea Dragon monster can spit a 20 foot diameter glob of poison up to 100 feet away, 3 times per day.
** Basic D&D ''Rules Cyclopedia''

** ''Wrath of the Immortals'' boxed set, "Book One: Codex of the Immortals". One of the special powers an Immortal can have is spitting poison up to 30 feet away into another creature's eyes. The poison will either kill or cause damage to and blind any mortal creature it hits. It will either damage and blind or have no effect at all on any Immortal it hits.

** ''Dark Folk''

* ''TabletopGame/GammaWorld''
** Adventure [=GW6=] ''Alpha Factor''. The monster known as the Bu'daan can spit a ball of phlegm at a target or group (an area effect attack up to 15 meter radius). Depending on the success of the attack the ball can knock the victim(s) down, stun them, entrap them or entrap ''and'' suffocate them.
** ''Magazine/{{Dragon}}'' magazine #96 article on mutant body parts. One of the new body parts is an acid pump attached to the digestive system that allows the mutant to squirt hydrochloric acid out its mouth at targets up to four meters away.
** ''Magazine/{{Dragon}}'' #108 article "Mutant Manual I".

*** A Firebug can spit a glob of flammable liquid up to 8 meters away. The glob ignites on contact with air, doing 2-12 HitPoints of damage per Action Turn for five Action Turns.

** TabletopGame/{{Planescape}} setting, ''Planes of Chaos'' boxed set. Varrangoin are bats that live in the Abyss.

** TabletopGame/{{Ravenloft}} campaign setting

** ''TabletopGame/{{Dragonlance}}'' setting. Sligs are humanoid monsters that can spit a caustic substance into other creatures' eyes three times per day. Each spit does 1-6 HitPoints of damage and can blind the target for 2-5 minutes.
** TabletopGame/{{Greyhawk}} setting. The deity Iuz can take the form of an old man. While in that form he can spit at creatures within 10 feet. If the spittle hits, it causes the victim to [[RapidAging age 1-6 years]] and numbs the target area, rendering it unusable for 2-5 minutes. Clerics of Iuz can cast the spell Spittle, which allows the caster to spit a substance that has the same numbing effect on the area hit (but not aging).

*** The Covalen is a six-legged dragon-like alien creature that can spit a glue-like liquid up to ten meters away.

** Supplement ''Spacefarer's Guide to Alien Monsters''. The burnfrog can spit a nerve poison up to four meters away.

* ''TabletopGame/{{Traveller}}'' Classic adventure "Disappearance on Aramat". The Gratheudom (Dozer Beast) can spit an acid powerful enough to burn through body armor up to three meters away.

* ''TabletopGame/{{Traveller}}'' Classic adventure "Disappearance on Aramat". The Gratheudom (Dozer Beast) can spit an acid powerful enough to burn through armor up to three meters away.

* ''TabletopGame/CallofCthulhu'', ''Magazine/{{Polyhedron}}'' magazine #124 article "Modern Minions of Cthulhu". The Jersey Devil can spit its acidic spittle up to 5 yards. It does 2-12 HitPoints of damage to any creature it hits.

* Metal Gear Ray from ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid2'' spits a beam of high-pressure water with enough force to cut ship hulls and tank armor.

** Crawler's colleague [[MadDoctor Bonesaw]] also has this. She has multiple forms, including acid and something kind of like mace. [[RealityEnsues Since these are features she installed rather than an actual superpower, they're very painful to use.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/TheBatman'': This version of Man-Bat is able to spit out a green, slime-like adhesive, which can entrap an enemy and even render guns useless.

** Spit acid: anhkheg (30 feet), black dragon (60 feet), copper dragon (70 feet), dracolisk (30 feet), giant slug (60 feet), hordling (10 feet), thessalhydra (30 feet).

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ben10}}'' has Upchuck, who can swallow and spit back virtually anything he can get hit with.
* In ''WesternAnimation/Ben10Omniverse'', Ball Weevil can spit balls of plasma that explode upon impact.

* The Flightmare from ''WesternAnimation/DragonsRidersOfBerk'' can spit a liquid that paralyzes it's target in fear.

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* Discussed in an episode of ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' parodying Creator/OliverStone's film ''{{Film/JFK}}'', where Kramer & Newman think that Yankees player Keith Hernandez spit at them after a game.

* One ''Series/ArabianNights'' miniseries featured a ShapeshifterShowdown between djinn who transformed into camels and elephants to counter a dragon's fire breath.

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** TabletopGame/ForgottenRealms

* ''Franchise/GreenLantern'': Red Lanterns are primarily known for vomiting acid blood.

* Comicbook/{{Supergirl}} gained the ability to spit corrosive plasma when ''[[Comicbook/RedDaughterOfKrypton she became a Red Lantern]]''.

** ''Monstrous Compendium Annual''

* One scene from a ComicBook/{{Crossed}} comic has one of the eponymous {{Technically Living Zombie}}s spit infected blood into a soldier's face.

* ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'':

** The monster known as the noran can spit out a fist-sized rock at high speeds up to sixty feet away. The rock can inflict 2-16 HitPoints of damage.
** The death's head tree grows fruit that look like the heads of humasn or demihumans (elf, dwarf, gnome etc.). A head can spit 1-6 seeds, each of which can penetrate a human or demihuman's body. Once inside a victim's body, the seed sprouts and turns the body into a new death's head tree.

** Mayfair Games' Role Aids supplement ''Dark Folk''

** ''Monstrous Compendium Annual''. The monster known as the noran can spit out a fist-sized rock at high speeds up to sixty feet away. The rock can inflict 2-16 HitPoints of damage.