History Main / ExaggeratedTrope

* OurWerewolvesAreDifferent, but Jim Butcher's werewolves in his second ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'' novel ''Literature/FoolMoon'' are even different from ''each other''; the book features [[spoiler:four]] entirely dissimilar and unrelated kinds of werewolf. Later books give the exact same treatment to OurVampiresAreDifferent, too.
** Creator/MercedesLackey does the OurVampiresAreDifferent trope as well in ''Literature/ChildrenOfTheNight'', which has three different varieties of vampire colliding.

* Creator/HPLovecraft does this with PunyEarthlings trope

* ''WebaAnimation/RuneAdventure'' exaggerates SexyDimorphism when it comes to human beings. While the male characters are shown with normal bodies, the women have exaggeratedly luscious bodies, with [[MostCommonSuperpower large, inflated breasts]] and [[ComicallyOversizedButt exaggeratedly enormous butts]] in proportion to their size.

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* Harry Ellis in ''Film/DieHard'' was played as a comically over-the-top version of the sleazy, smarmy executive.

* A TooDumbToLive drug dealer in the ''Series/{{Castle}}'' episode "Sucker Punch" has an exaggerated version of CutHimselfShaving inflicted on him. His injuries are very obviously the result of being beaten half to death by the local [[TheIrishMob Irish mob]] ("very obviously," as in Castle and Beckett ''literally walked in on the beating''), but he explains it as having fallen down the stairs. And his eye being swollen shut due to having hit a door on his way down. And his mangled hand as a result of getting it caught in a grate at the bottom.

* ''VideoGame/SilverSurfer'' is one of the most ludicrous examples of BadassDecay in all of fiction.
-->"I CAN'T TOUCH THE RED POT?"
--->--'''WebVideo/TheAngryVideoGameNerd''' in his review of the game.

* ''ComicBook/{{Squad}}'' takes PopularIsEvil to new heights. The popular girls at Piedmont High are cannibalistic ''serial killers''.

** SatiatingSandwich gets the extreme treatement in one early volume. The group manage to steal a gigantic six chilogram sandwich the size of a truck tire filled with ham, mustard, pickles, tomato and salad. The baker who made it (for a culinary exposition) [[SeriousBusiness is so distraught]] over its loss [[SuicideAsComedy that he commits Seppuku with his bread knife]].

* ''[[Film/LaTourMontparnasseInfernale La Tour de contrôle infernale]]'' (2016) exaggerates BananaPeel. According to Éric and Ramzy, bananas caused a truck to crash.

* ''WesternAnimation/BigMouth'' exaggerates HormoneAddledTeenager. The main characters are 13 and are fueled by the fact that they are being goaded on by AnthropomorphicPersonifications of their hormones. The ''first episode alone'' literally has Andrew ejaculating in his pants after dancing with Missy and another has Jay turning his pillow into a vagina. And that's not even getting into the ''endless'' number of masturbation jokes.

* Book 2 of ''VideoGame/FireEmblemMysteryOfTheEmblem'' exaggerates HeroesPreferSwords, as axes are relegated to being UnusableEnemyEquipment, and cavalry units are forced to dismount in indoor chapters, thereby switching to swords. With Knights being the only melee units that can equip [[BladeOnAStick lances]] in indoor chapters, it's not unlikely to have a large chunk of the player's army equip swords at a given time.

* ''LightNovel/RebuildWorld'':

* ''LightNovel/TrappedInADatingSimTheWorldOfOtomeGamesIsToughForMobs'': The state of male nobles in the LadyLand Kingdom of Holfort is an exaggerated version of HenPeckedHusband, with them being worked like slaves, used as CannonFodder, or just having all their income drained to their wife who lives far away in luxury with multiple lovers.

* An exaggerated version of PowerWalk is in ''Film/HotRod'', set to John Farnham's "You're The Voice." Starts off pretty normal with the main cast doing it, and winds up with half the town following them and a mass riot breaking out. With bagpipes blaring in the background.

* ''WesternAnimation/Foodfight'' exaggerates BoxOfficeBomb. The film made on a $65 million dollar budget only managed to make back '''$75,000''' of it during its theatrical run.

* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls1998'' episode "The City of Frownsville" exaggerates the OcularGushers trope. It is used for Lou Gubrious, a miserable scientist. Not only is it used normally, but his tears [[CryingARiver fill the island's retreats and cause a myriad of waterfalls]].

* {{Ecchi}} series ''Eiken'' exaggerates GagBoobs to the point of extreme {{parody}}. The fact that even the 12-year old had boobs [[NotHyperbole the size of her head]] was enough to get the series cut from the wiki.

** BareYourMidriff: Ryuko does this a lot and wears many outfits. Her Pyjamas even do this as well besides from the usual Senketsu and so does her Motorbike outfit. Due to the {{Stripperiffic}} outfits, most of the other female characters do this as well at some point, as well as Mako's Fight Club uniform.

* ''ComicBook/ActionComics #1000'' takes VariantCover up to eleven as there are ''eight'' covers depicting Superman in the style of each decade: Steve Rude (TheThirties), Michael Cho (TheForties), Dave Gibbons (TheFifties), Michael Allred (TheSixties), Creator/JimSteranko (TheSeventies), Joshua Middleton (TheEighties), Dan Jurgens (TheNineties)[[note]]Since Jurgens was the artist during that period, DC basically told him "You do you, Dan."[[/note]] and Lee Bermejo (TheNoughties).

* Elaine May of ''Film/ANewLeaf'' takes CuteClumsyGirl up to eleven as the socially inept Henrietta. She forgets to remove price tags from her clothes; has to be vacuumed after she eats; spills multiple cups of tea in one sitting; and accidentally ''puts her head through the arm hole'' of a Grecian nightgown.