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** Taken UpToEleven in the Drum Island arc: after a worried Vivi slaps the crap out of Usopp to break him out of his NearDeathExperience, Usopp's face swells up to three times its original size from having so many bumps.
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** Taken UpToEleven in In the Drum Island arc: arc, after a worried Vivi slaps the crap out of Usopp to break him out of his NearDeathExperience, Usopp's face swells up to three times its original size from having so many bumps.
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* The titular character in ''Manga/CrayonShinChan'' gets hit in the head a lot by his mother which always shows an off-screen cutaway sound effect. They are also often depicted as [[UpToEleven multiple bumps stacked on top of each other.]]
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* The titular character in ''Manga/CrayonShinChan'' gets hit in the head a lot by his mother which always shows an off-screen cutaway sound effect. They are also often depicted as [[UpToEleven multiple bumps stacked on top of each other.]]
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While exaggerated, this trope is very much TruthInTelevision; even a minor bump to the head will usually result in swelling that takes a while to go away, or remains permanent. Animated mediums tend to [[RuleOfFunny exaggerate this]] though.
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While exaggerated, [[RuleOfFunny exaggerated]], this trope is very much TruthInTelevision; even a minor bump to the head will usually result in swelling that takes a while to go away, or remains permanent. Animated mediums tend to [[RuleOfFunny exaggerate this]] though.
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** ''WesternAnimation/BigHouseBunny'': After WesternAnimation/BugsBunny's impersonation of the prison's [[DaChief Warden]], Sam Schultz (WesternAnimation/YosemiteSam) comes back in the Warden's office, [[MistakenForAnImposter thinks it's still Bugs in disguise]] and clubs his own boss on the head. A swelling about as tall as Sam himself erupts on the Warden's head, who then emerges with a DeathGlare, and Sam sheepishly taps it back into the Warden's head with his club. Cue another round of yelling and job loss threat on Sam from the pissed off Warden.
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** ''WesternAnimation/BigHouseBunny'': After WesternAnimation/BugsBunny's impersonation of the prison's [[DaChief Warden]], Sam Schultz (WesternAnimation/YosemiteSam) comes back in the Warden's office, [[MistakenForAnImposter thinks it's still Bugs in disguise]] and clubs his own boss on the head. A swelling about as tall as Sam himself erupts on the Warden's head, who then emerges [[OhCrap emerges]] with a DeathGlare, and Sam sheepishly taps it back into the Warden's head with his club. Cue another round of yelling and job loss threat on Sam from the pissed off Warden.
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** ''WesternAnimation/BigHouseBunny'': After WesternAnimation/BugsBunny's impersonation of the prison's [[DaChief Warden]], Sam Schultz (WesternAnimation/YosemiteSam) comes back in the Warden's office, [[MistakenForAnImposter thinks it's still Bugs in disguise]] and clubs his own boss on the head. A swelling about as tall as Sam himself erupts on the Warden's head, who then emerges with a DeathGlare, and Sam sheepishly taps it back into the Warden's head with his club. Cue another round of yelling and job loss threat on Sam from the pissed off Warden.
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* In the seventeenth chapter of ''Manga/AsteroidInLove'', the Earth Science Club attempted to brainstorm some story ideas for the Newspaper Club, and some of Mira's suggestions are plainly unflattering references to Mikage. We see [[RightBehindMe Mikage standing at Mira and Sayuri's backs rather pissed off]], and in the next panel, Mira gets these.
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* These happen occasionally in ''VideoGame/GalaxyFrauleinYuna'''s more light-hearted episodes. One particularly amusing case in the first OAV episode had the bump "healed" by Yuri Cube snagging it off Yuna's forehead with her chopsticks -- and immediately eating it, saying it looked tasty.
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* These happen occasionally in ''VideoGame/GalaxyFrauleinYuna'''s more light-hearted lighthearted episodes. One particularly amusing case in the first OAV episode had the bump "healed" by Yuri Cube snagging it off Yuna's forehead with her chopsticks -- and immediately eating it, saying it looked tasty.
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** In one instance, we see a bunch of pre-historic men fighting to death with clubs. In present time, when their remains are discovered, there are cranial eruptions in their bare skulls.
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** In one instance, we see a bunch of pre-historic prehistoric men fighting to death with clubs. In present time, when their remains are discovered, there are cranial eruptions in their bare skulls.
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* [[https://youtu.be/VKTWb51_h78?t=2m This chap]] at a Music/{{Slipknot}} tribute band show ultimately suffers a pretty big one after having a shot at hitting [[BizarreInstrument Clown's keg]] ultimately results in [[SelfDamagingAttackBackfire more than the keg sustaining a hit]].
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* Sometimes used in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', such as in one episode, where a dozen or so objects on a shelf land on Mr. Krabs' head, and then a tall lump grows from his head, located right between his eyes.
* In quite a few episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry''. Spike the Bulldog is probably the most common victim of this, usually while caught in the crossfire between Tom and Jerry's antics, leading into the gag where Tom sheepishly tries to push the bump down only for it to grow back. But it becomes much more frequent in the Creator/ChuckJones era.
* An amusing Cranial Eruption happens in the WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck short ''Fall Out, Fall In''. As Private Duck builds his tent, he's shot like an arrow headfirst into a tree. The resultant bump makes a dent in his helmet. (See image above.)
* These are a mainstay of WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes shorts.
** Especially ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner''... or at least, to Coyote.
** The RunningGag in the Bugs Bunny cartoon ''Rabbit's Kin'' is to offer tea and ask Pete Puma how many lumps he wants with it. Instead of dropping lumps of sugar into his drink, Bugs [[LiteralGenie clobbers him over the head until that many lumps appear,]] using a much smaller mallet to flatten an extra lump when Pete ended up with one lump too many. Averted slightly when Pete [[PaperThinDisguise disguises himself as the young bunny's mother]]. Pete is asked for how many lumps he'd like in his coffee, but Pete was armed with an ACME Stove Lid on his head. Three guesses who had an ACME Stove Lid Lifter on himself. By the end of the cartoon, Pete is already aware of what'll happen when Bugs (disguised as another puma) asks how many lumps of coal he wants in the stove, Pete decides that he'll help himself and ''clobbers his own head'' instead.
** Subverted and played straight in ''The Wise Quacking Duck'': Offering sugar for coffee, Daffy asks Mr. Meek how many lumps his wife usually gives him. Mr. Meek takes off his hat and reveals a lump on his head. Then Daffy gives him another.
** In "Sahara Hare", Riff-Raff Sam hits his camel over the head, and as the lump grows, its hump shrinks.
** "Don't Give Up the Sheep" saw The Wolf, as MobileShrubbery, get two such hits by The Sheepdog (as a white tree).
** "WesternAnimation/ClawsForAlarm:" One of the outcomes of the blow Porky Pig received when Sylvester [[PistolWhipping clobbered him with a shotgun butt.]]
** "WesternAnimation/TheWearingOfTheGrin": Porky gets a few lumps on his head courtesy of a {{Leprechaun}}'s shillelagh.
* When Popeye hits a two-headed ogre in ''WesternAnimation/PopeyeTheSailorMeetsSindbadTheSailor'', the ogre gets a lump in his ''other'' head.
* In quite a few episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry''. Spike the Bulldog is probably the most common victim of this, usually while caught in the crossfire between Tom and Jerry's antics, leading into the gag where Tom sheepishly tries to push the bump down only for it to grow back. But it becomes much more frequent in the Creator/ChuckJones era.
* An amusing Cranial Eruption happens in the WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck short ''Fall Out, Fall In''. As Private Duck builds his tent, he's shot like an arrow headfirst into a tree. The resultant bump makes a dent in his helmet. (See image above.)
* These are a mainstay of WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes shorts.
** Especially ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner''... or at least, to Coyote.
** The RunningGag in the Bugs Bunny cartoon ''Rabbit's Kin'' is to offer tea and ask Pete Puma how many lumps he wants with it. Instead of dropping lumps of sugar into his drink, Bugs [[LiteralGenie clobbers him over the head until that many lumps appear,]] using a much smaller mallet to flatten an extra lump when Pete ended up with one lump too many. Averted slightly when Pete [[PaperThinDisguise disguises himself as the young bunny's mother]]. Pete is asked for how many lumps he'd like in his coffee, but Pete was armed with an ACME Stove Lid on his head. Three guesses who had an ACME Stove Lid Lifter on himself. By the end of the cartoon, Pete is already aware of what'll happen when Bugs (disguised as another puma) asks how many lumps of coal he wants in the stove, Pete decides that he'll help himself and ''clobbers his own head'' instead.
** Subverted and played straight in ''The Wise Quacking Duck'': Offering sugar for coffee, Daffy asks Mr. Meek how many lumps his wife usually gives him. Mr. Meek takes off his hat and reveals a lump on his head. Then Daffy gives him another.
** In "Sahara Hare", Riff-Raff Sam hits his camel over the head, and as the lump grows, its hump shrinks.
** "Don't Give Up the Sheep" saw The Wolf, as MobileShrubbery, get two such hits by The Sheepdog (as a white tree).
** "WesternAnimation/ClawsForAlarm:" One of the outcomes of the blow Porky Pig received when Sylvester [[PistolWhipping clobbered him with a shotgun butt.]]
** "WesternAnimation/TheWearingOfTheGrin": Porky gets a few lumps on his head courtesy of a {{Leprechaun}}'s shillelagh.
* When Popeye hits a two-headed ogre in ''WesternAnimation/PopeyeTheSailorMeetsSindbadTheSailor'', the ogre gets a lump in his ''other'' head.
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* Sometimes used in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', such as in one episode, where a dozen or so objects on a shelf land on Mr. Krabs' head, and then a tall lump grows from his head, located right between his eyes.
* In quite a few episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry''. Spike the Bulldog is probably the most common victim of this, usually while caught in the crossfire between Tom and Jerry's antics, leading into the gag where Tom sheepishly tries to push the bump down only for it to grow back. But it becomes much more frequent in the Creator/ChuckJones era.
* An amusing Cranial Eruption happens in the WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck short ''Fall Out, Fall In''. As Private Duck builds his tent, he's shot like an arrow headfirst into a tree. The resultant bump makes a dent in his helmet. (See image above.)
* These are a mainstay of WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes shorts.
** Especially ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner''... or at least, to Coyote.
** The RunningGag in the Bugs Bunny cartoon ''Rabbit's Kin'' is to offer tea and ask Pete Puma how many lumps he wants with it. Instead of dropping lumps of sugar into his drink, Bugs [[LiteralGenie clobbers him over the head until that many lumps appear,]] using a much smaller mallet to flatten an extra lump when Pete ended up with one lump too many. Averted slightly when Pete [[PaperThinDisguise disguises himself as the young bunny's mother]]. Pete is asked for how many lumps he'd like in his coffee, but Pete was armed with an ACME Stove Lid on his head. Three guesses who had an ACME Stove Lid Lifter on himself. By the end of the cartoon, Pete is already aware of what'll happen when Bugs (disguised as another puma) asks how many lumps of coal he wants in the stove, Pete decides that he'll help himself and ''clobbers his own head'' instead.
** Subverted and played straight in ''The Wise Quacking Duck'': Offering sugar for coffee, Daffy asks Mr. Meek how many lumps his wife usually gives him. Mr. Meek takes off his hat and reveals a lump on his head. Then Daffy gives him another.
** In "Sahara Hare", Riff-Raff Sam hits his camel over the head, and as the lump grows, its hump shrinks.
** "Don't Give Up the Sheep" saw The Wolf, as MobileShrubbery, get two such hits by The Sheepdog (as a white tree).
** "WesternAnimation/ClawsForAlarm:" One of the outcomes of the blow Porky Pig received when Sylvester [[PistolWhipping clobbered him with a shotgun butt.]]
** "WesternAnimation/TheWearingOfTheGrin": Porky''WesternAnimation/OneHundredAndOneDalmatiansTheSeries'': Cadpig gets a few lumps on his head courtesy of a {{Leprechaun}}'s shillelagh.
* When Popeye hits a two-headed ogreone in ''WesternAnimation/PopeyeTheSailorMeetsSindbadTheSailor'', the ogre gets a lump in his ''other'' head.an episode.
* In quite a few episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry''. Spike the Bulldog is probably the most common victim of this, usually while caught in the crossfire between Tom and Jerry's antics, leading into the gag where Tom sheepishly tries to push the bump down only for it to grow back. But it becomes much more frequent in the Creator/ChuckJones era.
* An amusing Cranial Eruption happens in the WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck short ''Fall Out, Fall In''. As Private Duck builds his tent, he's shot like an arrow headfirst into a tree. The resultant bump makes a dent in his helmet. (See image above.)
* These are a mainstay of WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes shorts.
** Especially ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner''... or at least, to Coyote.
** The RunningGag in the Bugs Bunny cartoon ''Rabbit's Kin'' is to offer tea and ask Pete Puma how many lumps he wants with it. Instead of dropping lumps of sugar into his drink, Bugs [[LiteralGenie clobbers him over the head until that many lumps appear,]] using a much smaller mallet to flatten an extra lump when Pete ended up with one lump too many. Averted slightly when Pete [[PaperThinDisguise disguises himself as the young bunny's mother]]. Pete is asked for how many lumps he'd like in his coffee, but Pete was armed with an ACME Stove Lid on his head. Three guesses who had an ACME Stove Lid Lifter on himself. By the end of the cartoon, Pete is already aware of what'll happen when Bugs (disguised as another puma) asks how many lumps of coal he wants in the stove, Pete decides that he'll help himself and ''clobbers his own head'' instead.
** Subverted and played straight in ''The Wise Quacking Duck'': Offering sugar for coffee, Daffy asks Mr. Meek how many lumps his wife usually gives him. Mr. Meek takes off his hat and reveals a lump on his head. Then Daffy gives him another.
** In "Sahara Hare", Riff-Raff Sam hits his camel over the head, and as the lump grows, its hump shrinks.
** "Don't Give Up the Sheep" saw The Wolf, as MobileShrubbery, get two such hits by The Sheepdog (as a white tree).
** "WesternAnimation/ClawsForAlarm:" One of the outcomes of the blow Porky Pig received when Sylvester [[PistolWhipping clobbered him with a shotgun butt.]]
** "WesternAnimation/TheWearingOfTheGrin": Porky
* When Popeye hits a two-headed ogre
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* Frequently happens in ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow'' almost every time someone receives a blow to the head. One example in an ''[[WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpyAdultPartyCartoon Adult Party Cartoon]]'' episode, Ren hits a duck over the head with a club, causing a very tall bump to form on his head, and they climb it to enter the house they are going to rob.
** The comic book played with this in the special "Masters of Time and Space" issue. Ren gets hit on the head twice, causing him to have two Cranial Eruptions. When another Ren, having just dropped in from a time warp, laughs at him, the first Ren bops his head, causing a bump to sprout from that Ren's head. This, in turn, creates a ''third'' bump on the first Ren's head.
** The comic book played with this in the special "Masters of Time and Space" issue. Ren gets hit on the head twice, causing him to have two Cranial Eruptions. When another Ren, having just dropped in from a time warp, laughs at him, the first Ren bops his head, causing a bump to sprout from that Ren's head. This, in turn, creates a ''third'' bump on the first Ren's head.
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* Frequently happens in ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow'' almost every time someone receives In ''WesternAnimation/AngryBirdsToons'', Matilda gets a blow to large bump after the head. One example gnome lands on her head in an ''[[WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpyAdultPartyCartoon Adult Party Cartoon]]'' "Oh Gnome".
** The main plot for "Love is in the Air" begins after King Pig is hit by a cabbage, which he mistakes for a female pig as a result of the impact. Near the end of the episode,Ren hits a duck over the head with a club, causing a very tall bump to form on his head, and they climb it to enter the house they are going to rob.
** The comic book played with this in the special "Masters of Time and Space" issue. Renhe gets another lump after getting shot by a bottle cork.
** This is parodied in "Short and Special", where the main pig tries to exploit one in order to get on a roller coaster that he is too short for. The lump grows after the pig is hit on the headtwice, causing a second time, allowing him to have two get on.
* ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'': Carl gets a somewhat more realistic, yet still hilarious case of this after one of Frylock's inventions flies out of the house and bounces off the back of his head at top speed at the beginning of the episode. When he returns near the end, Carl now has a heavily swollen, purple/blue/green lump on the back of his head that he claims "needs to be drained 3 times a day, so his brain can think good."
* An amusing CranialEruptions. When another Ren, having just dropped Eruption happens in from the ''WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck'' short ''Fall Out, Fall In''. As Private Duck builds his tent, he's shot like an arrow headfirst into a tree. The resultant bump makes a dent in his helmet. (See image above.)
* All the timewarp, laughs in ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy''.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones'': Fred gets one for storing his bowling ball athim, the first Ren bops his head, causing a bump to sprout from that Ren's head. This, in turn, creates a ''third'' bump on ''top'' of the first Ren's head.closet.
** The main plot for "Love is in the Air" begins after King Pig is hit by a cabbage, which he mistakes for a female pig as a result of the impact. Near the end of the episode,
** The comic book played with this in the special "Masters of Time and Space" issue. Ren
** This is parodied in "Short and Special", where the main pig tries to exploit one in order to get on a roller coaster that he is too short for. The lump grows after the pig is hit on the head
* ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'': Carl gets a somewhat more realistic, yet still hilarious case of this after one of Frylock's inventions flies out of the house and bounces off the back of his head at top speed at the beginning of the episode. When he returns near the end, Carl now has a heavily swollen, purple/blue/green lump on the back of his head that he claims "needs to be drained 3 times a day, so his brain can think good."
* An amusing Cranial
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* Cadpig gets on in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/OneHundredAndOneDalmatiansTheSeries''.
* This has happened to Homer in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' on a few occasions when he gets hurt, most notably when he fell off Springfield gorge the first time he completes the fall the skateboard he was riding on hits his head producing one of these, a deleted scene reveals the second time it happens the stretcher hits his head producing a second bump.
** Waylon Smithers gets one in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS7E14ScenesFromTheClassStruggleInSpringfield Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield]]" and in ''ComicBook/TheSimpsons'' comic "Tanks for Nothing".
* ''WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones''. Fred gets one for storing his bowling ball at the ''top'' of the closet.
* All the time in ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy''.
* Happened quite a number of times in ''WesternAnimation/MrBogus''.
* WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse gets one in "The Grocery Boy" after an iron falls on his head. It shrinks down when Minnie kisses it.
* Carl from ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' gets a somewhat more realistic, yet still hilarious case of this after one of Frylock's inventions flies out of the house and bounces off the back of his head at top speed at the beginning of the episode. When he returns near the end, Carl now has a heavily swollen, purple/blue/green lump on the back of his head that he claims "needs to be drained 3 times a day, so his brain can think good."
* In ''WesternAnimation/AngryBirdsToons'', Matilda gets a large bump after the gnome lands on her head in "Oh Gnome".
** The main plot for "Love is in the Air" begins after King Pig is hit by a cabbage, which he mistakes for a female pig as a result of the impact. Near the end of the episode, he gets another lump after getting shot by a bottle cork.
** This is parodied in "Short and Special", where the main pig tries to exploit one in order to get on a roller coaster that he is too short for. The lump grows after the pig is hit on the head a second time, allowing him to get on.
* This has happened to Homer in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' on a few occasions when he gets hurt, most notably when he fell off Springfield gorge the first time he completes the fall the skateboard he was riding on hits his head producing one of these, a deleted scene reveals the second time it happens the stretcher hits his head producing a second bump.
** Waylon Smithers gets one in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS7E14ScenesFromTheClassStruggleInSpringfield Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield]]" and in ''ComicBook/TheSimpsons'' comic "Tanks for Nothing".
* ''WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones''. Fred gets one for storing his bowling ball at the ''top'' of the closet.
* All the time in ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy''.
* Happened quite a number of times in ''WesternAnimation/MrBogus''.
* WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse gets one in "The Grocery Boy" after an iron falls on his head. It shrinks down when Minnie kisses it.
* Carl from ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' gets a somewhat more realistic, yet still hilarious case of this after one of Frylock's inventions flies out of the house and bounces off the back of his head at top speed at the beginning of the episode. When he returns near the end, Carl now has a heavily swollen, purple/blue/green lump on the back of his head that he claims "needs to be drained 3 times a day, so his brain can think good."
* In ''WesternAnimation/AngryBirdsToons'', Matilda gets a large bump after the gnome lands on her head in "Oh Gnome".
** The main plot for "Love is in the Air" begins after King Pig is hit by a cabbage, which he mistakes for a female pig as a result of the impact. Near the end of the episode, he gets another lump after getting shot by a bottle cork.
** This is parodied in "Short and Special", where the main pig tries to exploit one in order to get on a roller coaster that he is too short for. The lump grows after the pig is hit on the head a second time, allowing him to get on.
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* These are a mainstay of WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes shorts.
** Especially ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner''... or at least, to Coyote.
** The RunningGag in the Bugs Bunny cartoon ''Rabbit's Kin'' is to offer tea and ask Pete Puma how many lumps he wants with it. Instead of dropping lumps of sugar into his drink, Bugs [[LiteralGenie clobbers him over the head until that many lumps appear,]] using a much smaller mallet to flatten an extra lump when Pete ended up with one lump too many. Averted slightly when Pete [[PaperThinDisguise disguises himself as the young bunny's mother]]. Pete is asked for how many lumps he'd like in his coffee, but Pete was armed with an ACME Stove Lid on his head. Three guesses who had an ACME Stove Lid Lifter on himself. By the end of the cartoon, Pete is already aware of what'll happen when Bugs (disguised as another puma) asks how many lumps of coal he wants in the stove, Pete decides that he'll help himself and ''clobbers his own head'' instead.
** Subverted and played straight in ''The Wise Quacking Duck'': Offering sugar for coffee, Daffy asks Mr. Meek how many lumps his wife usually gives him. Mr. Meek takes off his hat and reveals a lump on his head. Then Daffy gives him another.
** In "Sahara Hare", Riff-Raff Sam hits his camel over the head, and as the lump grows, its hump shrinks.
** "Don't Give Up the Sheep" saw The Wolf, as MobileShrubbery, get two such hits by The Sheepdog (as a white tree).
** "WesternAnimation/ClawsForAlarm:" One of the outcomes of the blow Porky Pig received when Sylvester [[PistolWhipping clobbered him with a shotgun butt.]]
** "WesternAnimation/TheWearingOfTheGrin": Porky gets a few lumps on his head courtesy of a {{Leprechaun}}'s shillelagh.
* WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse gets one in "The Grocery Boy" after an iron falls on his head. It shrinks down when Minnie kisses it.
* Happened quite a number of times in ''WesternAnimation/MrBogus''.
* When Popeye hits a two-headed ogre in ''WesternAnimation/PopeyeTheSailorMeetsSindbadTheSailor'', the ogre gets a lump in his ''other'' head.
* Frequently happens in ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow'' almost every time someone receives a blow to the head. One example in an ''[[WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpyAdultPartyCartoon Adult Party Cartoon]]'' episode, Ren hits a duck over the head with a club, causing a very tall bump to form on his head, and they climb it to enter the house they are going to rob.
** The comic book played with this in the special "Masters of Time and Space" issue. Ren gets hit on the head twice, causing him to have two Cranial Eruptions. When another Ren, having just dropped in from a time warp, laughs at him, the first Ren bops his head, causing a bump to sprout from that Ren's head. This, in turn, creates a ''third'' bump on the first Ren's head.
* This has happened to Homer in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' on a few occasions when he gets hurt, most notably when he fell off Springfield gorge the first time he completes the fall the skateboard he was riding on hits his head producing one of these, a deleted scene reveals the second time it happens the stretcher hits his head producing a second bump.
** Waylon Smithers gets one in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS7E14ScenesFromTheClassStruggleInSpringfield Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield]]" and in ''ComicBook/TheSimpsons'' comic "Tanks for Nothing".
* Sometimes used in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', such as in one episode, where a dozen or so objects on a shelf land on Mr. Krabs' head, and then a tall lump grows from his head, located right between his eyes.
* In quite a few episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry''. Spike the Bulldog is probably the most common victim of this, usually while caught in the crossfire between Tom and Jerry's antics, leading into the gag where Tom sheepishly tries to push the bump down only for it to grow back. But it becomes much more frequent in the Creator/ChuckJones era.
* ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'': Faking a claustrophobia-fueled panic attack in "[[Recap/TotalDramaTheChefshankRedemption The Chefshank Redemption]]", Gwen grabs the Screaming Gaffers' one shovel and breaks it over Harold's head. In the follow-up confessional, Harold sports a bandaged bump about a third of the height of his head.
** Especially ''WesternAnimation/WileECoyoteAndTheRoadRunner''... or at least, to Coyote.
** The RunningGag in the Bugs Bunny cartoon ''Rabbit's Kin'' is to offer tea and ask Pete Puma how many lumps he wants with it. Instead of dropping lumps of sugar into his drink, Bugs [[LiteralGenie clobbers him over the head until that many lumps appear,]] using a much smaller mallet to flatten an extra lump when Pete ended up with one lump too many. Averted slightly when Pete [[PaperThinDisguise disguises himself as the young bunny's mother]]. Pete is asked for how many lumps he'd like in his coffee, but Pete was armed with an ACME Stove Lid on his head. Three guesses who had an ACME Stove Lid Lifter on himself. By the end of the cartoon, Pete is already aware of what'll happen when Bugs (disguised as another puma) asks how many lumps of coal he wants in the stove, Pete decides that he'll help himself and ''clobbers his own head'' instead.
** Subverted and played straight in ''The Wise Quacking Duck'': Offering sugar for coffee, Daffy asks Mr. Meek how many lumps his wife usually gives him. Mr. Meek takes off his hat and reveals a lump on his head. Then Daffy gives him another.
** In "Sahara Hare", Riff-Raff Sam hits his camel over the head, and as the lump grows, its hump shrinks.
** "Don't Give Up the Sheep" saw The Wolf, as MobileShrubbery, get two such hits by The Sheepdog (as a white tree).
** "WesternAnimation/ClawsForAlarm:" One of the outcomes of the blow Porky Pig received when Sylvester [[PistolWhipping clobbered him with a shotgun butt.]]
** "WesternAnimation/TheWearingOfTheGrin": Porky gets a few lumps on his head courtesy of a {{Leprechaun}}'s shillelagh.
* WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse gets one in "The Grocery Boy" after an iron falls on his head. It shrinks down when Minnie kisses it.
* Happened quite a number of times in ''WesternAnimation/MrBogus''.
* When Popeye hits a two-headed ogre in ''WesternAnimation/PopeyeTheSailorMeetsSindbadTheSailor'', the ogre gets a lump in his ''other'' head.
* Frequently happens in ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow'' almost every time someone receives a blow to the head. One example in an ''[[WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpyAdultPartyCartoon Adult Party Cartoon]]'' episode, Ren hits a duck over the head with a club, causing a very tall bump to form on his head, and they climb it to enter the house they are going to rob.
** The comic book played with this in the special "Masters of Time and Space" issue. Ren gets hit on the head twice, causing him to have two Cranial Eruptions. When another Ren, having just dropped in from a time warp, laughs at him, the first Ren bops his head, causing a bump to sprout from that Ren's head. This, in turn, creates a ''third'' bump on the first Ren's head.
* This has happened to Homer in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' on a few occasions when he gets hurt, most notably when he fell off Springfield gorge the first time he completes the fall the skateboard he was riding on hits his head producing one of these, a deleted scene reveals the second time it happens the stretcher hits his head producing a second bump.
** Waylon Smithers gets one in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS7E14ScenesFromTheClassStruggleInSpringfield Scenes from the Class Struggle in Springfield]]" and in ''ComicBook/TheSimpsons'' comic "Tanks for Nothing".
* Sometimes used in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', such as in one episode, where a dozen or so objects on a shelf land on Mr. Krabs' head, and then a tall lump grows from his head, located right between his eyes.
* In quite a few episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry''. Spike the Bulldog is probably the most common victim of this, usually while caught in the crossfire between Tom and Jerry's antics, leading into the gag where Tom sheepishly tries to push the bump down only for it to grow back. But it becomes much more frequent in the Creator/ChuckJones era.
* ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'': Faking a claustrophobia-fueled panic attack in "[[Recap/TotalDramaTheChefshankRedemption The Chefshank Redemption]]", Gwen grabs the Screaming Gaffers' one shovel and breaks it over Harold's head. In the follow-up confessional, Harold sports a bandaged bump about a third of the height of his head.
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* Cadpig gets on in an episode of ''WesternAnimation/OneHundredAndOneDalmatiansTheSeries''
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** The RunningGag in the Bugs Bunny cartoon ''Rabbit's Kin'' is to offer tea and ask Pete Puma how many lumps he wants with it. Instead of dropping sugar into the drink, Bugs [[LiteralGenie clobbers him over the head until that many lumps appear,]] using a much smaller mallet to flatten an extra lump when Pete ended up with one lump too many. Averted slightly when Pete [[PaperThinDisguise disguises himself as the young bunny's mother]]. Pete is asked for lumps in her coffee, but Pete was armed with an ACME Stove Lid on her head. [[spoiler:Three guesses who had an ACME Stove Lid Lifter on himself.]]
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** The RunningGag in the Bugs Bunny cartoon ''Rabbit's Kin'' is to offer tea and ask Pete Puma how many lumps he wants with it. Instead of dropping lumps of sugar into the his drink, Bugs [[LiteralGenie clobbers him over the head until that many lumps appear,]] using a much smaller mallet to flatten an extra lump when Pete ended up with one lump too many. Averted slightly when Pete [[PaperThinDisguise disguises himself as the young bunny's mother]]. Pete is asked for how many lumps he'd like in her his coffee, but Pete was armed with an ACME Stove Lid on her his head. [[spoiler:Three Three guesses who had an ACME Stove Lid Lifter on himself.]]himself. By the end of the cartoon, Pete is already aware of what'll happen when Bugs (disguised as another puma) asks how many lumps of coal he wants in the stove, Pete decides that he'll help himself and ''clobbers his own head'' instead.
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** In ''Puyo Puyo Fever 2'', Arle is trying to get back to her own dimension so Amitie decides to [[DropTheWashtub drop a washtub]] on her head. This results in Arle getting an incredibly big bump on her head, it's actually bigger than her head.
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** In ''Puyo Puyo Fever 2'', ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyoFever2'', Arle is trying to get back to her own dimension so Amitie decides to [[DropTheWashtub drop a washtub]] on her head. This results in Arle getting an incredibly big bump on her head, it's actually bigger than her head.
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** During the [=HaraHara=] (the game's Hard difficulty) ending in ''Puyo Pop Fever'', [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwFxoGX3CZY&t=10m14s Raffina gets this after being knocked out by Ms. Accord,]] and Raffina [[EasyAmnesia ends up losing her memory about the flying cane.]]
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** During the [=HaraHara=] (the game's Hard difficulty) ending in ''Puyo Pop Fever'', ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyoFever'', [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwFxoGX3CZY&t=10m14s Raffina gets this after being knocked out by Ms. Accord,]] and Raffina [[EasyAmnesia ends up losing her memory about the flying cane.]]
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** Ex and Risukuma get this in their lose animation in ''Puyo Puyo Tetris''.
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** Ex and Risukuma get this in their lose animation in ''Puyo Puyo Tetris''.''VideoGame/PuyoPuyoTetris''.
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* In ''Caravan Kidd'', [[http://www.anymanga.com/caravan-kidd/001/001/023/ Wataru gets a HUGE lump on his head]] after ActionGirl Mian Toris had made a rather [[http://www.anymanga.com/caravan-kidd/001/001/022/ surprising landing on him...]]
** Babo, his unscrupulous boss, [[http://www.anymanga.com/caravan-kidd/001/001/032/ gets one, too]] after getting [[AnvilOnHead hit from falling aviation titanium alloy]] from a freshly-destroyed Helgebard warplane.
* In ''Manga/DoctorSlump'', on one page, [[http://www.mangareader.net/dr-slump/1/74 bad-boy Taro gets caught wearing shades and smoking a cigarette by the teacher...]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/dr-slump/1/75 and he himself sports a big lump on his head]] on the next page!
** Babo, his unscrupulous boss, [[http://www.anymanga.com/caravan-kidd/001/001/032/ gets one, too]] after getting [[AnvilOnHead hit from falling aviation titanium alloy]] from a freshly-destroyed Helgebard warplane.
* In ''Manga/DoctorSlump'', on one page, [[http://www.mangareader.net/dr-slump/1/74 bad-boy Taro gets caught wearing shades and smoking a cigarette by the teacher...]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/dr-slump/1/75 and he himself sports a big lump on his head]] on the next page!
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* In ''Caravan Kidd'', [[http://www.anymanga.com/caravan-kidd/001/001/023/ Wataru gets a HUGE lump on his head]] head after ActionGirl Mian Toris had made a rather [[http://www.anymanga.com/caravan-kidd/001/001/022/ surprising landing on him...]]
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** Babo, his unscrupulous boss,[[http://www.anymanga.com/caravan-kidd/001/001/032/ gets one, too]] too after getting [[AnvilOnHead hit from falling aviation titanium alloy]] from a freshly-destroyed Helgebard warplane.
* In ''Manga/DoctorSlump'', on one page,[[http://www.mangareader.net/dr-slump/1/74 bad-boy Taro gets caught wearing shades and smoking a cigarette by the teacher...]] [[http://www.mangareader.net/dr-slump/1/75 and he himself sports a big lump on his head]] head on the next page!
** Babo, his unscrupulous boss,
* In ''Manga/DoctorSlump'', on one page,
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* This is common in ''Manga/DetectiveConan'', used whenever Conan gets whacked on the head for interrupting investigations.
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* This is common in ''Manga/DetectiveConan'', ''Manga/CaseClosed'', used whenever Conan gets whacked on the head for interrupting investigations.
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* In ''Goofy Gymnastics'', Goofy gets one of these on the noggin after a set of chin-ups, when it's revealed that the horizontal bar was loose, and it promptly falls on his head. He even pushes the lump down and flexes his bicep, which makes it pop up there.
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* In ''Goofy Gymnastics'', ''WesternAnimation/GoofyGymnastics'', Goofy gets one of these on the noggin after a set of chin-ups, when it's revealed that the horizontal bar was loose, and it promptly falls on his head. He even pushes the lump down and flexes his bicep, which makes it pop up there.
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* Taken UpToEleven in the Drum Island arc: after a worried Vivi slaps the crap out of Usopp to break him out of his NearDeathExperience, Usopp's face swells up to three times its original size from having so many bumps.
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* Everytime Nami gets furious in ''Manga/OnePiece'', expect these to pop up on whoever annoyed her. A particularly notable example was in the aftermath of the Enies Lobby arc, when Luffy flippantly admits to spending all their savings on an extravagant party. Luffy gains one ''larger than his head'', with some other bumps coating his face. She has also given several to Brook despite him [[DemBones not having any flesh or blood to swell up.]]
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** Everytime Nami getsfurious in ''Manga/OnePiece'', furious, expect these to pop up on whoever annoyed her. A particularly notable example was in the aftermath of the Enies Lobby arc, when Luffy flippantly admits to spending all their savings on an extravagant party. Luffy gains one ''larger than his head'', with some other bumps coating his face. She has also given several to Brook despite him [[DemBones not having any flesh or blood to swell up.]]
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Sister-trope to CartoonThrobbing. Not to be [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant confused]] with YourHeadASplode.
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Sister-trope to CartoonThrobbing. Not to be [[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant confused]] with YourHeadASplode.
YourHeadASplode. Also, no relation to MyBrainIsBig.
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* These happen from time to time in ''Anime/MaiOtome'', such as in one piece of official art in which Haruka, sparring with Shizuru during her time as a Coral, fails to block Shizuru's staff and gets hit in the head (resulting in the staff bending on impact). In MaiOtomeSifr, Lena gives one to Elliot while repelling her advances.
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* These happen from time to time in ''Anime/MaiOtome'', ''Anime/MyOtome'', such as in one piece of official art in which Haruka, sparring with Shizuru during her time as a Coral, fails to block Shizuru's staff and gets hit in the head (resulting in the staff bending on impact). In MaiOtomeSifr, ''Anime/MyOtome0Sifr'', Lena gives one to Elliot while repelling her advances.
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* ''Manga/DrStone'': When Chrome compares [[ActionGirl Kohaku]] to a gorilla, she promptly gives him one of these.
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** "WesternAnimation/TheWearingOfTheGrin": Porky gets a few lumps on his head courtesy of a {{Leprechaun}}'s shillelagh.
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* Referenced in ''Film/{{Mallrats}}'', where Jay and Silent Bob are planning to destroy a stage, but have to contend with [[TheDreaded [=LaFours=]]], the mall security guard. Their first plan, "Operation Drive-By", is depicted with [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Wile E. Coyote-style blueprints]]; it's shown that Silent Bob's plan to deal with [=LaFours=] is hitting him over the head with a [[SockItToThem sock full of quarters]], and the blueprints point to a "huge fucking lump" on [=LaFours=]' head.
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* During the [=HaraHara=] (the game's Hard difficulty) ending in ''[[VideoGame/PuyoPuyo Puyo Pop Fever]]'', [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwFxoGX3CZY&t=10m14s Raffina gets this after being knocked out by Ms. Accord,]] and Raffina [[EasyAmnesia ends up losing her memory about the flying cane.]]
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* ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyo'':
** During the [=HaraHara=] (the game's Hard difficulty) ending in''[[VideoGame/PuyoPuyo Puyo ''Puyo Pop Fever]]'', Fever'', [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LwFxoGX3CZY&t=10m14s Raffina gets this after being knocked out by Ms. Accord,]] and Raffina [[EasyAmnesia ends up losing her memory about the flying cane.]]]]
** In ''Puyo Puyo Fever 2'', Arle is trying to get back to her own dimension so Amitie decides to [[DropTheWashtub drop a washtub]] on her head. This results in Arle getting an incredibly big bump on her head, it's actually bigger than her head.
** Ex and Risukuma get this in their lose animation in ''Puyo Puyo Tetris''.
** During the [=HaraHara=] (the game's Hard difficulty) ending in
** In ''Puyo Puyo Fever 2'', Arle is trying to get back to her own dimension so Amitie decides to [[DropTheWashtub drop a washtub]] on her head. This results in Arle getting an incredibly big bump on her head, it's actually bigger than her head.
** Ex and Risukuma get this in their lose animation in ''Puyo Puyo Tetris''.
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* ''Film/TheBattleOfTheCentury'': Creator/LaurelAndHardy films were often cartoony. In this one a cop raps Stan on the head with his baton. Stan takes off his bowler hat to reveal a prominent lump on the back of his head.
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* It happens to Tulip the giant in ''Anime/JackToMameNoKi'' when Jack smashes a wedding decoration over his head.
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* ''Fanfic/TheDresdenFillies'': In [[https://www.fimfiction.net/story/13969/19/the-dresden-fillies-false-masks/chapter-eighteen Chapter 18]] of ''False Masks'', after Dresden hits a pegasus on the head:
--> The pegasus had a goose egg big enough to bump him up a hat size
* ''Fanfic/DungeonKeeperAmi'': In [[https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/threads/dungeon-keeper-ami-sailor-moon-dungeon-keeper-story-only-thread.30066/post-6355745 "Equipment Test"]], as a goblin got beaten up so he head these:
--> Her fingers glowed greenish as she cautiously put the device on the goblin's head, making sure to heal his bumps before she exerted any pressure.
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* ''Fanfic/TheDresdenFillies'': In [[https://www.fimfiction.net/story/13969/19/the-dresden-fillies-false-masks/chapter-eighteen Chapter 18]] of ''False Masks'', after Dresden hits a pegasus on the head:
--> The pegasus had a goose egg big enough to bump him up a hat size
* ''Fanfic/DungeonKeeperAmi'': In [[https://forums.sufficientvelocity.com/threads/dungeon-keeper-ami-sailor-moon-dungeon-keeper-story-only-thread.30066/post-6355745 "Equipment Test"]], as a goblin got beaten up so he head these:
--> Her fingers glowed greenish as she cautiously put the device on the goblin's head, making sure to heal his bumps before she exerted any pressure.
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* ''Anime/{{Doraemon}}'': In "Action Quiz", both times Big G hits Noby, the latter gets a noticeable bump on his head.
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**Also, after a bumpy ride on Pegasus, Philoctetes gets one after waking up.
-->'''Phil''': Hey, I got another horn here.
-->'''Phil''': Hey, I got another horn here.
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* Kickboxing and UsefulNotes/MixedMartialArts can and have resulted in some pretty unbelievable injuries. [[http://www.cracked.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/sb05ralphwhite.jpg Ralph White]] and (WARNING: Kinda horrific) [[http://www.cyrilabidi.com/fr/imagespresse/choc_grossetete.jpg Jerome Le Banner]] are two of the most notable examples, as detailed by Creator/{{Seanbaby}} in [[http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-top-eight-oh-shit-moments-in-mma/ this]] {{Website/Cracked}} article.
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* Kickboxing and UsefulNotes/MixedMartialArts can and have resulted in some pretty unbelievable injuries. [[http://www.cracked.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/sb05ralphwhite.jpg Ralph White]] and (WARNING: Kinda horrific) [[http://www.cyrilabidi.com/fr/imagespresse/choc_grossetete.jpg Jerome Le Banner]] are two of the most notable examples, as detailed by Creator/{{Seanbaby}} in [[http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-top-eight-oh-shit-moments-in-mma/ this]] {{Website/Cracked}} article. If it's any consolation, Le Banner actually won that fight very handily.
