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** Even before Peach Beach Splash, Kafuru from ''Estival Versus'' uses water guns as her primary weapon of choice.
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* ''Literature/ThePlantThatAteDirtySocks'': Throughout the series, Norman winds up causing quite a bit of chaos with his Super Splasher Water Blaster and the odd things he loads it with. [[EdibleAmmunition Most of which are food items.]]
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** At the end of ''[[Recap/DoctorWho2011CSTheDoctorTheWidowAndTheWardrobe The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe]]'', Amy is carrying a squirt gun to hit annoying Christmas carolers when she opens the door and sees the Doctor. She squirts him because he's been away for two years.
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** At the end of ''[[Recap/DoctorWho2011CSTheDoctorTheWidowAndTheWardrobe "[[Recap/DoctorWho2011CSTheDoctorTheWidowAndTheWardrobe The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe]]'', Wardrobe]]", Amy is carrying a squirt gun to hit annoying Christmas carolers when she opens the door and sees the Doctor. She squirts him because he's been away for two years.
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The climax to the film had no hoses or characters using them against eachother. The only water came from a broken tap that sprayed the characters across the room.
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* The finale of ''Film/CarryOnRegardless'' was this. There were no water pistols and balloons but they were armed with garden hoses.
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* ''Film/AttackTheBlock'' has this with "probs and mayhem," 2 nine-year-olds, using a water pistol full of petrol and a firecracker to burn an alien to death.
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* ''Film/AttackTheBlock'' has this with "probs Probs and mayhem," 2 nine-year-olds, using Mayhem, a pair of nine-year-olds who use a water pistol full of petrol and a firecracker to burn an alien to death.
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* In ''Film/SatansCheerleaders'', The cheerleaders get in a water balloon fight with the girls from the rival Baker high and everyone ends up in [[SexySoakedShirt soaking, clingy clothing]].
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* In ''Film/SatansCheerleaders'', The the cheerleaders get in a water balloon fight with the girls from the rival Baker high High and everyone ends up in [[SexySoakedShirt soaking, clingy clothing]].
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* ''[[LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya The Melancholy Of Haruhi Suzumiya]]'': Haruhi subconsciously modified model guns into firing pressurized water balls with unimaginably explosive firepower. Dual squirt guns turned dual mini water-grenade launchers/pistols.
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* ''[[LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya ''[[Literature/HaruhiSuzumiya The Melancholy Of Haruhi Suzumiya]]'': Haruhi subconsciously modified model guns into firing pressurized water balls with unimaginably explosive firepower. Dual squirt guns turned dual mini water-grenade launchers/pistols.
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* The filthy version involving bodily fluids appears in ''VideoGame/SeventySevenPEggwife''. For instance, your first firearm is a '''Piss'''tol... guess what it shoots.
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* The filthy version involving bodily fluids appears in ''VideoGame/SeventySevenPEggwife''. For instance, your first firearm is a '''Piss'''tol... guess what it shoots. There's also a less disgusting alternative, a Bleach gun.
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* The filthy version involving bodily fluids appears in ''VideoGame/SeventySevenPEggwife''. For instance, your first firearm is a '''Piss'''tol... guess what it shoots.
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* A BeachEpisode of ''ComicBook/{{Exiles}}'' ends with Morph shapeshifting himself into a catapult in order to launch a massive number of water balloons at his companions as a prank. Only he didn't fill them with water, he filled them with ''beer''.
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* A BeachEpisode of ''ComicBook/{{Exiles}}'' ends with Morph shapeshifting himself into a catapult in order to launch a massive number of water balloons at his companions as a prank. Only he didn't fill them with water, he filled them with ''beer''.
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* ''TabletopGame/BattleTech'': The Fluid Gun is basically a mech-scale water gun. It's not common (having been developed for use in the gladiator games of Solaris VII rather than the battlefield), but it can be used to spray a target with water, mech coolant, or dangerous substances like Inferno gel or acid.
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* First episode of season 4 of ''Series/TheWire'' introduces the new cast of teen characters getting into a fight with a neighboring crew, and they decide to get their revenge by pelting them with water balloons filled with urine. What happens during the fight foreshadows the boys plots for the rest of the series, including Namond having a balloon explode in his hands, and later him dodging the enemy gang and hurrying home to change clothes, while Michael stands and fights but also gets beat down, and while Randy initially escapes, he gets his money taken by Officer Walker.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Borderlands 3}}'': The Dahl corporation, which is an intergalactic gun manufacturer, sells water pistols. One gun is used to cool down Children of the Vault pistols when they [[{{Overheating}} overheat]].
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* ''LightNovel/AscendanceOfABookworm'':
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** In Part 4 Volume 6, [[spoiler:Rozemyne accidentally invents a water gun form for her schtappe. Instead of water, she can shoot mana with it, and the weapon becomes deadly when she imagines the mana a rain of arrows like the one Ferdinand used back in Part 2 Volume 2]].
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** In Part 4 Volume 6, [[spoiler:Rozemyne accidentally invents a water gun form for her schtappe. Instead of water, she can shoot mana with it, and the weapon becomes deadly when she imagines the mana as a rain of arrows like the one Ferdinand used back in Part 2 Volume 2]].
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The WeaponOfChoice for the BrattyHalfPint and {{Youngsters}}. Water Balloons may be used alongside [[BratsWithSlingshots slingshots]].
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* ''ComicStrip/FoxTrot'': Water guns are the WeaponOfChoice for Jason whenever he's tormenting his siblings in warmer weather. In one strip, he and Marcus were firing squirt guns filled with fruit punch at each other; when they stopped to refill, they were swarmed by flies.
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* In ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion3'', Kruller's WeaponOfChoice is a water pistol he happens to find in a nearby cardboard box. It would be rather useless against Luigi, but since only Gooigi (who melts upon contact with water) can access the combat zone, it ends up being an effective weapon.
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* In ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion3'', Kruller's WeaponOfChoice weapon is a water pistol he happens to find in a nearby cardboard box. It would be rather useless against Luigi, but since only Gooigi (who melts upon contact with water) can access the combat zone, it ends up being an effective weapon.
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* ''Webcomic/OzyAndMillie'' indulge in a few of these. Both involve Millie, a favoured target of the artist, and MoreDakka.
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* ''Webcomic/OzyAndMillie'' indulge in a few of these. Both involve Millie, a favoured favored target of the artist, and MoreDakka.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Splatoon}}'' is another LighterAndSofter FirstPersonShooter, which uses guns filled with ink to attack opponents and claim territory. Burst bombs are a secondary weapon that's essentially ink filled balloons.
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* Taken UpToEleven in the ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim'' episode "The Wettening". When Dib discovers that Zim is [[KillItWithWater harmed]] [[EasilyThwartedAlienInvasion by]] [[KillItWithWater water]], he uses his super-scientist father's lab to engineer more and more advanced water weapons. Once Zim discovers that he can waterproof himself with glue, he retaliates with a satellite-mounted balloon filled with all the water on earth.
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* Taken UpToEleven in the ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim'' episode ''WesternAnimation/InvaderZim'': "The Wettening". When Dib discovers that Zim is [[KillItWithWater harmed]] [[EasilyThwartedAlienInvasion by]] [[KillItWithWater water]], he uses his super-scientist father's lab to engineer more and more advanced water weapons. Once Zim discovers that he can waterproof himself with glue, he retaliates with a satellite-mounted balloon filled with all the water on earth.
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** Taue fruits tend to be be so water-gorged when summer arrives that they basically work as natural water balloons. They are popular to throw at newlyweds in the lower city, as all marriages are held during the same yearly summer festival.
** In Part 4 Volume 6, [[spoiler:Rozemyne accidentally invents a water gun form for her schtappe. Instead of water, she can shoot mana with it, and the weapon becomes deadly when she imagines the mana a rain of arrows like the one Ferdinand used back in Part 2 Volume 2]].
** Taue fruits tend to be be so water-gorged when summer arrives that they basically work as natural water balloons. They are popular to throw at newlyweds in the lower city, as all marriages are held during the same yearly summer festival.
** In Part 4 Volume 6, [[spoiler:Rozemyne accidentally invents a water gun form for her schtappe. Instead of water, she can shoot mana with it, and the weapon becomes deadly when she imagines the mana a rain of arrows like the one Ferdinand used back in Part 2 Volume 2]].
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* ''Anime/DoraemonNobitaAndTheGalaxySuperExpress'' have a ''weaponized'' version of this trope: the villains are a race of PuppeteerParasite aliens who can infect humans, but have a WeaksauceWeakness in the form of shriveling instantly after contact with soap solution (even if they're controlling a human host). Cue the final battle, where the heroes grab dozens of water pistols loaded with soap solution and blasting aliens and possessed humans left and right. Nobita even gets to go GunsAkimbo with water pistols and take down hordes and hordes of alien parasites in a G-Rated shootout.
