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* In the "Escape from Pain" episode of ''Trigun'', Vash the Stampede is hired to kill a teenage runaway, but shoots the boy with rubber bullets to fool his employer.
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* Warhammer40K ([[TropeOverdosed of course]]) has the Imperium employ these, specifically for the Bolters. Because having full-auto .75 caliber RPG-bullets wasn't enough, they also come in super-armor-piercing, anti-materiel, anti-psyker, incendiary, sniper and "mutagenic acid" flavors. The last one is pretty much official terminology for "Tyranid killers".
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* Warhammer40K ''{{TabletopGame/Warhammer40000}}'' ([[TropeOverdosed of course]]) has the Imperium employ these, specifically for the Bolters. Because having full-auto .75 caliber RPG-bullets wasn't enough, they also come in super-armor-piercing, anti-materiel, anti-psyker, incendiary, sniper and "mutagenic acid" flavors. The last one is pretty much official terminology for "Tyranid killers".
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* Warhammer40K ([[WorldOfTropes of course]]) has the Imperium employ these, specifically for the Bolters. Because having full-auto .75 caliber RPG-bullets wasn't enough, they also come in super-armor-piercing, anti-materiel, anti-psyker, incendiary, sniper and "mutagenic acid" flavors. The last one is pretty much official terminology for "Tyranid killers".
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* Warhammer40K ([[WorldOfTropes ([[TropeOverdosed of course]]) has the Imperium employ these, specifically for the Bolters. Because having full-auto .75 caliber RPG-bullets wasn't enough, they also come in super-armor-piercing, anti-materiel, anti-psyker, incendiary, sniper and "mutagenic acid" flavors. The last one is pretty much official terminology for "Tyranid killers".
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*** Although technically those weren't "amnesia bullets", they were regular bullets made out of adamantium, thus the only thing they had that could pierce Logan's NighInvulnerable skull. They were SUPPOSED to kill him but his brain was able to regenerate, just without a huge chunk of his memories. Anyone else would [[BoomHeadshot fair far worse]] than just amnesia.
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* Warhammer40K ([[WorldOfTropes of course]]) has the Imperium employ these, specifically for the Bolters. Because having full-auto .75 caliber RPG-bullets wasn't enough, they also come in super-armor-piercing, anti-materiel, anti-psyker, incendiary, sniper and "mutagenic acid" flavors. The last one is pretty much official terminology for "Tyranid killers".
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* Sven in ''Manga/BlackCat'' frequently supplies Train with these. Freeze bullets come to mind, as do paint bullets.
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* ''{{Hellboy}}'' has the titular character shoot Sammael with a tracking bullet.
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* ''{{Hellboy}}'' ''{{Film/Hellboy}}'' has the titular character shoot Sammael with a tracking bullet.
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* ''PhoneBooth'': [[spoiler: The cops shoot Stu with a rubber bullet to trick the sniper]]
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* ''PhoneBooth'': ''Film/PhoneBooth'': [[spoiler: The cops shoot Stu with a rubber bullet to trick the sniper]]
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* {{''Hellboy''}} ''{{Hellboy}}'' has the titular character shoot Sammael with a tracking bullet.
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* {{''Hellboy''}} has the titular character shoot Sammael with a tracking bullet.
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* In ''[[{{Ptitle841pxnwg}} Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century]]'', Dodgers fires an Ultimatum Gun at Marvin, which shoots a bullet that stops in mid-air, opens and out pops a written ultimatum. Marvin responds with an Ultimatum Responder, which fires a bullet that stops and shoots a bullet of its own. Dodgers fires the Ultimatum gun again, and this time the bullet's message reads "Ouch!"
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* In ''[[{{Ptitle841pxnwg}} Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century]]'', ''Film/DuckDodgersInTheTwentyFourthAndAHalfCentury'', Dodgers fires an Ultimatum Gun at Marvin, which shoots a bullet that stops in mid-air, opens and out pops a written ultimatum. Marvin responds with an Ultimatum Responder, which fires a bullet that stops and shoots a bullet of its own. Dodgers fires the Ultimatum gun again, and this time the bullet's message reads "Ouch!"
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* {{Heathers}} has the [[BilingualBonus Ich Luge bullets]], which pierce the skin and tranquilize, without killing. [[spoiler:Subverted in that they're actually completely ordinary bullets, and Veronica is being lied to.]]
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* {{Heathers}} ''{{Heathers}}'' has the [[BilingualBonus Ich Luge bullets]], which pierce the skin and tranquilize, without killing. [[spoiler:Subverted in that they're actually completely ordinary bullets, and Veronica is being lied to.]]
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* {{Heathers}} has the [[BilingualBonus Ich Luge bullets]], which pierce the skin and tranquilize, without killing. [[spoiler:Subverted in that they're actually completely ordinary bullets, and Veronica is being lied to.]]
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* In one HalloweenEpisode of ''{{Gargoyles}}'', Owen shoots a were-Fox with a gun, later revealing that it was neither a bullet nor a tranquilizer, but a tracking and monitoring device. There was also the episode where Dr. Sevarius shot Elisa's brother with a gun loaded with a vial of MutagenicGoo that turned him into a pseudo-gargoyle (a flying cat-monster thing).
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* In one HalloweenEpisode of ''{{Gargoyles}}'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'', Owen shoots a were-Fox with a gun, later revealing that it was neither a bullet nor a tranquilizer, but a tracking and monitoring device. There was also the episode where Dr. Sevarius shot Elisa's brother with a gun loaded with a vial of MutagenicGoo that turned him into a pseudo-gargoyle (a flying cat-monster thing).
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** Amnesia bullets in ''Origins: Wolverine''.
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* These exist to some degree in RealLife; tracer rounds (which are essentially bullets with built in flares to help the gunner correct their aim. The US Military also uses them near the end of a clip to tell soldiers when their clip is low.) See also rubber bullets and "dum dum" bullets. This kind of thing can be found in most calibers but shotgun shells take the overall award; ignoring stuff like grenades and other weapons we have;
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* These exist to some degree in RealLife; tracer rounds (which are essentially bullets with built in flares to help the gunner correct their aim. The US Military also uses them near the end of a clip magazine to tell soldiers when their clip is low.) See also rubber bullets and "dum dum" bullets. This kind of thing can be found in most calibers but shotgun shells take the overall award; ignoring stuff like grenades and other weapons we have;
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* {{GURPS}}''{{GURPS}}''
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* {{GURPS}}
** Ultra-Tech has a truly amazing number: Aerosol, liquid, flare, memory baton, tangler, stingray (to disable robots), swarm, EMP, jammer, strobe, warbler, force, implosion, psibomb, stasis, vortex. Those are just the non-lethal ones.
** High-Tech has basically everything realistic.
** Ultra-Tech has a truly amazing number: Aerosol, liquid, flare, memory baton, tangler, stingray (to disable robots), swarm, EMP, jammer, strobe, warbler, force, implosion, psibomb, stasis, vortex. Those are just the non-lethal ones.
** High-Tech has basically everything realistic.
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** Ex-Ex: or (extra) explosive rounds. For when a grenade is too lethal, but regular ammo isn't lethal enough--or illegal enough.
** Capsule rounds: for delivering a drug cocktail of your choice directly into the bloodstream.
** The following rounds also exist in the game, but have real life counterparts
*** Dragon's Breath: shotgun -> flamethrower
*** Stick 'n Shock: taser rounds
*** Shock Lock: for breaching doors
** Capsule rounds: for delivering a drug cocktail of your choice directly into the bloodstream.
** The following rounds also exist in the game, but have real life counterparts
*** Dragon's Breath: shotgun -> flamethrower
*** Stick 'n Shock: taser rounds
*** Shock Lock: for breaching doors
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** And that's ignoring the ones that [[spoiler: create micro-black holes]]. Oh, and [[spoiler: it's not enough to keep the BigBad down for good, either]].
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* In {{The Rundown}}, The Rock's character is shot with bean-bag rounds.
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* In {{The Rundown}}, ''TheRundown'', The Rock's character is shot with bean-bag rounds.
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* In {{The Rundown}}, The Rock's character is shot with bean-bag rounds.
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** Airburst rounds. Close enough to a grenade, the whole idea is to explode right after a barrier such as around a window, thus granting no cover to those hiding.
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* Some of the [[MagiTech caster]] shells in ''OutlawStar'' do thinks other than kill the target. Early on in the series Aisha is shot with one and it only paralyzes her, despite being a rather large caliber.
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* Some of the [[MagiTech caster]] shells in ''OutlawStar'' do thinks things other than kill the target. Early on in the series Aisha is shot with one and it only paralyzes her, despite being a rather large caliber.
caliber. Then again, she's an alien CatGirl ...
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* Some of the [[MagiTech caster]] shells in OutlawStar ''OutlawStar'' do thinks other than kill the target. Early on in the series Aisha is shot with one and it only paralyzes her, despite being a rather large caliber.
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* Some of the [[MagiTech caster]] shells in OutlawStar do thinks other than kill the target. Early on in the series Aisha is shot with one and it only paralyzes her, despite being a rather large caliber.
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* These exist to some degree in RealLife; tracer rounds (which are essentially bullets with built in flares to help the gunner correct their aim. The US Military also uses them near the end of a clip to tell soldiers when their clip is low.) See also rubber bullets and "dum dum" bullets. This kind of thing can be found in most caliburs but shotgun shells take the overall award; ignoring stuff like grenades and other weapons we have;
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* These exist to some degree in RealLife; tracer rounds (which are essentially bullets with built in flares to help the gunner correct their aim. The US Military also uses them near the end of a clip to tell soldiers when their clip is low.) See also rubber bullets and "dum dum" bullets. This kind of thing can be found in most caliburs calibers but shotgun shells take the overall award; ignoring stuff like grenades and other weapons we have;
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* These exist to some degree in RealLife; tracer rounds (which are essentially bullets with built in flairs flares to help the gunner correct their aim. The US Military also uses them near the end of a clip to tell soldiers when their clip is low.) See also rubber bullets and "dum dum" bullets. This kind of thing can be found in most caliburs but shotgun shells take the overall award, award; ignoring stuff like grenades and other weapons we have;have;
** Slug rounds
** Slug rounds
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