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* The point of "Videogame/Fable" is choosing whether or not to act on quests. Even in the beginning you are given a choice, from destroying people's property to [[spoiler: killing your sister.]]

* In his introduction story in Louis Sachar's ''WaysideSchool'' series, Terrence keeps kicking all the balls over the fence while saying things like "Shut up, Dixie cup." Eventually he complains that there's nothing left to kick, at which point Louis the yard teacher kicks ''him'' over the fence.

* This is how ''Anime/YuGiOh'' starts. Yugi is working on his [[ArtifactOfDoom puzzle]] when bullies Tristan and Joey start picking on him and playing KeepAway with it. Then Joey throws a piece of the puzzle into the pool.

Of course, this can be the moment that the local {{Badass}} sees this happening and makes the Jerkass regret it by beating him up to the delight of the kids and/or making him retrieve the item or compensate for the loss.

A {{Jerkass}} character is walking down a sidewalk when he sees a group of little kids playing with a ball, or a remote-controlled plane. He goes up to them all casual-like and feigns interest as they rave about their new favorite toy. Next thing you know though, TheBully either borrows the toy or takes it by force and then either breaks it, throws it on top of a roof or into a body of water, takes it for his own... whatever's the cruelest way he can think of to deprive the kids of their fun. After he does this, he walks away laughing at what he's done while the poor little kids cry or shout angrily at him, hopelessly unable to do anything to fix or retrieve their toy.

A {{Jerkass}} character is walking down a sidewalk when he sees a group of little kids playing with a ball, or a remote-controlled plane. He goes up to them all casual-like and feigns interest as they rave about their new favorite toy. Next thing you know though, TheBully either borrows the toy or takes it by force and then either breaks it, throws it on top of a roof or in a body of water, takes it for his own... whatever's the cruelest way he can think of to deprive the kids of their fun. After he does this, he walks away laughing at what he's done while the poor little kids cry or shout angrily at him, hopelessly unable to do anything to fix or retrieve their toy.

A {{Jerkass}} character is walking down a sidewalk when he sees a group of young little kids playing with a ball, or a remote-controlled plane. He goes up to them all casual-like and feigns interest as they rave about their new favourite toy. Next thing you know though, TheBully either borrows the toy or takes it by force and then either breaks it, throws it on top of a roof or in a body of water, takes it for his own... whatever's the cruellest way he can think of to deprive the kids of their fun. After he does this, he walks away laughing at what he's done while the poor little kids cry or shout angrily at him, hopelessly unable to do anything to fix or retrieve their toy.

Of course, this can be the moment that the local badass sees this happening and makes the Jerkass regret it by beating him up to the delight of the kids and/or making him retrieve the item or compensate for the loss.

In essence, this is about destroying property just because you can... even though there is ''nothing'' to gain from it. [[ForTheEvulz Being an asshole]] [[KickTheDog for the sake of being an asshole]].

Of course, this can be the moment that the local {{Badass}} sees this happening and makes the Jerkass regret it by beating him up to the delight of the kids and/or making him retrieve the item or compensate for the loss.

* In the ''[[WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow Ren and Stimpy]]'' short "Sven Hoek", Stimpy and Ren's equally [[TheDitz moronic]] cousin, Sven, are seen playing their favourite board game, [[SchmuckBait Don't Whiz on the Electric Fence]], which indeed has an actual [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin electric fence]]. When Ren comes home from work, he finds they've also, in their idiocy, destroyed his most precious belongings. In the midst of a psychotic rant [[CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon outlining the terrible things he has planned for them]], Ren discovers the board game, and asks tauntingly, "Do you like this game? Do you really, ''really'' like this game?" and proceeds to take a leak on it. The resulting short generates an explosion that literally blows them all straight to Hell, where the Devil cheerfully [[FingerWag admonishes them]] with "So, you whizzed on the electric fence, didn't ya?"

* This is the essential essence of being a {{Troll}} or {{Griefer}} in online games, particularly in games with persistant worlds and permanent progress loss, such as ''VideoGame/EveOnline'' or ''VideoGame/{{Rust}}''.

* In the ''Series/AreYouAfraidOfTheDark'' episode "The Tale of the Dark Music", a bully takes a kid's bike and throws it onto the street where it gets run over by a passing bus.

* In the ''AreYouAfraidOfTheDark'' episode "The Tale of the Dark Music", a bully takes a kid's bike and throws it onto the street where it gets run over by a passing bus.

* ''TheYoungOnes'': This trope could almost be called "The Vyvyan", because he has this as his MO. He routinely destroys not only his housemates' possessions, and those of anyone he comes into contact with, but also ''[[UpToEleven his own.]]'' All just for the fun of it. Of course, if your parents had saddled you with a name like "Vyvyan"...

* In his introduction story in Louis Sachar's ''WaysideSchool'' series, a kid named Terrence kept kicking all the balls over the fence while saying things like "Shut up, Dixie cup." Eventually he complained that there was nothing left to kick, at which point Louis the yard teacher kicked ''him'' over the fence.

A SubTrope of KickTheDog... or occasionally PokeThePoodle. SisterTrope to ForTheEvulz and EvilIsPetty.

* In ''Film/TheProfessional'', Stansfield steals a basketball from some kids on the street and when they complain states they should be in school anyway.

'''Biff Tannen:''' '''Go get it!!''' Hahahaha!

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'''Biff Tannen:''' '''Go get it!!''' [[EvilLaugh Haha]][[EvilIsPetty haha]]!

* In Yuuko's chapter of ''EfAFairyTaleOfTheTwo'', bullies do this with Yuuko's indoor shoes, hiding them on top of the lockers, which causes her to have to go around all day in her socks. [[spoiler:Eventually subverted -- Yuuko hid them up there herself to create the illusion that she was being bullied, so that she could better manipulate Yuu.]]

* In the ''[[TheRenAndStimpyShow Ren and Stimpy]]'' short "Sven Hoek", Stimpy and Ren's equally [[TheDitz moronic]] cousin, Sven, are seen playing their favourite board game, [[SchmuckBait Don't Whiz on the Electric Fence]], which indeed has an actual [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin electric fence]]. When Ren comes home from work, he finds they've also, in their idiocy, destroyed his most precious belongings. In the midst of a psychotic rant [[CutHisHeartOutWithASpoon outlining the terrible things he has planned for them]], Ren discovers the board game, and asks tauntingly, "Do you like this game? Do you really, ''really'' like this game?" and proceeds to take a leak on it. The resulting short generates an explosion that literally blows them all straight to Hell, where the Devil cheerfully [[FingerWag admonishes them]] with "So, you whizzed on the electric fence, didn't ya?"

* During Wrestling/{{N|ationalWrestlingAlliance}}WA Vendetta Pro Wrestling's Zombie Walk, Eric Watts popped Ricardo Rodriguez's skeleton blowup doll boner, mocking Rodriguez as he tried in vain to blow it back up.

* Wrestling/YoshiTatsu's feud with Tyson Kid on Wrestling/WWWNxT was started by the later breaking one of his action figures.