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* ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'': Heavy's taunt for his fists has him miming a FingerGun that, if an enemy is in the finger's line, he'll die instantly.

* Le Mime from ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/XiaolinChronicles Chronicles]]'' is capable of making invisible objects by simply miming them into existence. In ''Showdown'', it's shown though that these objects can actually be changed ever so slightly by others if they mime new characteristics on said objects. Such a case happened when Raimundo mimed that the perfectly solid box he and his fellow monks were in had bars.

* Subverted again in ''Film/TheLosers.'' Jensen claims to be able to do this thanks to a secret government experiment. When the bad guys try to call his bluff, he mimes firing his Finger Gun at them and they start going down. Of course, it's his buddy [[ColdSniper Cougar]] doing the shooting from his vantage point outside the building.

* In ''Film/BruceAlmighty'', Bruce mimes throwing a lasso at the moon and then pulling it, and the moon does come closer, before he mimes tying the rope onto his balcony. He also blows gently, causing a gust of wind to lift a girl's skirt up, and he mouths gibberish, forcing Evan to say it. Justified, he's almighty.

A standard tactic of the EnemyMime. And a variant on (as well as a terrible pun on) YourMindMakesItReal.

* From ''Anime/MiraculousLadybug'', there is the mime villain who is capable of a number of tricks via miming. [[TheShadowKnows The shadows he casts]] show the objects he is supposedly holding and their very real effects.

* ''WayneAndShuster'' have this for their "Comedy Olympics" special. The case in point is the gold medalist for pantomime. Here, we see a Creator/MarcelMarceau type mime doing his "Walking on Stairs" act and physically ascends about 10 feet off the stage without any physical steps in place.

* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}''. Mr. Mime has the ability to create {{Invisible Wall}}s by miming them.

* ''Literature/FeliciaSorceressOfKatara''. In ''The Cult of the Rubber Nose'', Felicia runs into a group of mime assassins who not only use invisible walls to try and stop escapes, but mime things like invisible bows and arrows. She captures one by turning his powers on him and miming a small box around him, then gets him to talk with [[TruthSerums sodium pentathol]].

* ''Series/TheGoodies''. This is the primary weapon of the mimes in "Daylight Robbery on the Orient Express". Mimed guns allow them to shoot musical instruments out of the Goodies hand, miming carrying a sheet of glass across a road causes nasty accident, a mimed tack on the road causes a blow-out on a wheelchair, etc.
* ''Series/TheSlammer''. In one episode, an escaped mime uses this wreak havoc in the prison.

* ''TabletopGame/{{Champions}}'': An Illustration in the ''UNTIL Superpowers Database'' sourcebook showed a supervillain with a mime motif doing the 'glass box' bit to set up a force wall between himself and two superheroes.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Grojband}}''. Used by the mimes Grojband get in a fight with in "Myme Disease".

* Came up on an episode of ''TotallySpies'' that featured Jazz Hands, a mime who [[AngstDissonance turned evil after people mocked him for being a bad accordion player]]. He's fond of mime-themed [[DeathTrap Death Traps]], like the time he tied up Clover and Alex in an "invisible mime rope" and started to slowly lower them into a vat of [[MakeupIsEvil flesh-eating mime makeup]]. Alex tries cutting the invisible rope with a miniature buzz saw, but the saw gets deflected and ends up shearing off some of Alex's hair instead. Just when everything seems hopeless, [[TheCavalry the girls' assistant, Jerry, shows up in Jazz Hands's hideout and finally manages to untie the rope]]...by ''pretending'' to untie the rope. ("What better way to untie a mime rope than with mime?")

Primarily a ComedyTrope, Your Mime Makes It Real is when a character mimes an action and this mime causes a real world effect to occur. For example, miming aiming a gun at someone and pulling the trigger causes an object to [[BlastingItOutOfTheirHands go flying out of their hands]]. Or Miming peeling a banana and dropping the BananaPeel on the ground will cause someone [[SlipperySkid to slip over]].

A standard method for dealing with this is to mime a situation they must deal with, such as miming locking a door or sealing them in a glass box.

* In ''Film/BruceAlmighty'', Bruce mimes about throwing a lasso at the moon and then pulling it, and the moon does come closer. He also blows gently, causing a gust of wind to blow a girl's skirt up, he mouths gibberish, forcing Evan to say it. Justified, he's almighty.

* The ''FamilyGuy'' episode "Foreign Affairs" uses this in a gag regarding "mime on mime" violence in Paris; One mime holds up another, his finger pointing like a gun. After taking his victim's wallet, he "shoots", causing a wound to appear in his chest. After the victim drops, the crooked mime "shoots" him in the head twice, blowing it to bits.

* The Mime class in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasy'' has this as its power. Apparently, they mime any action last performed by an ally or enemy, and it becomes a real repeating of this action.

* In ''Film/BruceAlmighty'', Bruce mimes about throwing a lasso at the moon and then pulling it - and the moon does come closer. Justified, he's almighty.

* The [[http://pbfcomics.com/114/ Mime Assassin]] from ThePerryBibleFellowship.

* The ''FamilyGuy'' episode "Foreign Affairs" uses this in a gag regarding "mime on mime" violence in Paris; One mime holds up another, his finger pointing like a gun. After taking his victim's wallet, he "shoots", causing a wound to appear in his chest. After the victim drops, the crooked mime "shoots" him in the head twice, blowing it to bits.

* One of the entries in the ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'' is such a magical mime.

A standard tactic of the EnemyMime.

* Le Mime from ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown Chronicles]]'' is capable of making invisible objects by simply miming them into existence. In ''Showdown'', it's shown though that these objects can actually be changed ever so slightly by others if they mime new characteristics on said objects. Such a case happened when Raimundo mimed that the perfectly solid box he and his fellow monks were in had bars.

* ''WesternAnimation/MuchaLucha'' has a minor character named French Twist who is a wrestler who happens to be a mime, and has the power to turn the imaginary objects he acts out into real invisible objects.

* In {{Scrubs}}, JD tries to get rid of Todd by doing the old "invisible tennis ball throw" that anyone with a dog will be familiar with. Todd falls for it, but somehow returns with a real tennis ball.

* ''WhateleyUniverse'': Marcel, Robur's right-hand man who kidnaps Envy and Daphne.