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This may also apply to characters who have fallen into cold water and come out in a block of ice; if the water isn't cold enough to have frozen already, then, once again, where does the ice come from?[[note]]This trick actually DOES work with ''extremely'' pure water. [[http://phys.org/news/2011-11-supercool-doesnt-.html proof]]. The reason for this is that extremely pure water actually has a much lower freezing point than regular water. Water needs a contaminant particle to anchor it, give it something to freeze ''on''. Without it, water just won't freeze. Dropping a single particle of dust into a container of very pure, superchilled water will cause a massive chain reaction freezing all the water in the container.[[/note]][[labelnote:note 2]]It is also possible to achieve with other water solutions. Having certain things, like salt or alcohol, in solution with water lowers its freezing point. Thus it is possible to super chill such solutions below water's "normal" freezing point. Applying a sudden agitation to a liquid in this state can cause the water molecules to come into contact with one another which sparks instant crystallization. Often done as a bar trick by smacking the bottom of a super cold bottle of beer, but dropping something into such a super chilled liquid could also set the reaction off.[[/labelnote]] Note also that the block of ice in question has the strange tendency to come out in the shape of a perfect cuboid.
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This may also apply to characters who have fallen into cold water and come out in a block of ice; if the water isn't cold enough to have frozen already, then, once again, where does the ice come from?[[note]]This trick actually DOES work with ''extremely'' pure water. [[http://phys.org/news/2011-11-supercool-doesnt-.html proof]]. The reason for this is that extremely pure water actually has a much lower freezing point than regular water. Water needs a contaminant particle to anchor it, give it something to freeze ''on''. Without it, water just won't freeze. Dropping a single particle of dust into a container of very pure, superchilled water will cause a massive chain reaction freezing all the water in the container.[[/note]][[labelnote:note 2]]It is also possible to achieve with other water solutions. Having certain things, like salt or alcohol, in a solution with water lowers its freezing point. Thus it is possible to super chill such solutions below water's "normal" freezing point. Applying a sudden agitation to a liquid in this state can cause the water molecules to come into contact with one another which sparks instant crystallization. Often done as a bar trick by smacking the bottom of a super cold bottle of beer, but dropping something into such a super chilled liquid could also set the reaction off.[[/labelnote]] Note also that the block of ice in question has the strange tendency to come out in the shape of a perfect cuboid.
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This may also apply to characters who have fallen into cold water and come out in a block of ice; if the water isn't cold enough to have frozen already, then, once again, where does the ice come from?[[note]]This trick actually DOES work with ''extremely'' pure water. [[http://phys.org/news/2011-11-supercool-doesnt-.html proof]]. The reason for this is that extremely pure water actually has a much lower freezing point than regular water. Water needs a contaminant particle to anchor it, give it something to freeze ''on''. Without it, water just won't freeze. Dropping a single particle of dust into a container of very pure, superchilled water will cause a massive chain reaction freezing all the water in the container.[[/note]][[labelnote:note 2]]It is also possible to achieve with other water solutions. Having certain thing, like salt or alcohol, in solution with water lowers its freezing point. Thus it is possible to super chill such solutions below water's "normal" freezing point. Applying a sudden agitation to a liquid in this state can cause the water molecules to come into contact with one another which sparks instant crystallization. Often done as a bar trick by smacking the bottom of a super cold bottle of beer, but dropping something into such a super chilled liquid could also set the reaction off.[[/labelnote]] Note also that the block of ice in question has the strange tendency to come out in the shape of a perfect cuboid.
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This may also apply to characters who have fallen into cold water and come out in a block of ice; if the water isn't cold enough to have frozen already, then, once again, where does the ice come from?[[note]]This trick actually DOES work with ''extremely'' pure water. [[http://phys.org/news/2011-11-supercool-doesnt-.html proof]]. The reason for this is that extremely pure water actually has a much lower freezing point than regular water. Water needs a contaminant particle to anchor it, give it something to freeze ''on''. Without it, water just won't freeze. Dropping a single particle of dust into a container of very pure, superchilled water will cause a massive chain reaction freezing all the water in the container.[[/note]][[labelnote:note 2]]It is also possible to achieve with other water solutions. Having certain thing, things, like salt or alcohol, in solution with water lowers its freezing point. Thus it is possible to super chill such solutions below water's "normal" freezing point. Applying a sudden agitation to a liquid in this state can cause the water molecules to come into contact with one another which sparks instant crystallization. Often done as a bar trick by smacking the bottom of a super cold bottle of beer, but dropping something into such a super chilled liquid could also set the reaction off.[[/labelnote]] Note also that the block of ice in question has the strange tendency to come out in the shape of a perfect cuboid.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheBabaloos'': In “Big Chill For Baby Towel”, spending a brief amount of time in the freezer somehow traps Baby Towel in a giant block of ice.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicSchoolBus'': In one episode, the class goes through the solar system and ends up on Pluto. In order to get his cousin Janet to come home without proof of having traveled through the solar system, Arnold takes off his helmet and his head instantly ices over.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Mixels}}'': "Snow Half-Pipe" plays with the idea. After Flain and Krader fall into the frozen water of the ice half-pipe, they float up entirely encased in ice, shown by their bodies colored entirely blue with stiff expressions. No extra ice cubes, though [[RuleOfFunny Flain's fire is also frozen as well.]]
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Mixels}}'': "Snow Half-Pipe" plays with the idea. After Flain and Krader fall into the frozen water of the ice half-pipe, they float up entirely encased in ice, shown by their bodies colored entirely blue with stiff expressions. No extra ice cubes, though [[RuleOfFunny Flain's fire is also frozen as well.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicSchoolBus'': ''Literature/TheMagicSchoolBus'': In one episode, [[Recap/TheMagicSchoolBusS1E1GetsLostInSpace the first episode]], the class goes through the solar system and ends up on Pluto. In order to get his cousin Janet to come home without proof of having traveled through the solar system, Arnold takes off his helmet and his head instantly ices over.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Mixels}}'': "Snow Half-Pipe" plays with the idea. After Flain and Krader fall into the frozen water of the ice half-pipe, they float up entirely encased in ice, shown by their bodies colored entirely blue with stiff expressions. No extra ice cubes, though [[RuleOfFunny Flain's fire is also frozen aswell.]]well]].
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Mixels}}'': "Snow Half-Pipe" plays with the idea. After Flain and Krader fall into the frozen water of the ice half-pipe, they float up entirely encased in ice, shown by their bodies colored entirely blue with stiff expressions. No extra ice cubes, though [[RuleOfFunny Flain's fire is also frozen as
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** The Gorons in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask'' get this during the unnaturally long winter.
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** The Gorons in ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask'' ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask Majora's Mask]]'' get this during the unnaturally long winter.
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* ''Advertising/NipperAndGramophonesChristmasTales'': In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDYgIre9jZs "Blades of Glory"]], the ice on a frozen lake breaks below Gramophone and he emerges from the water moments later encased in a block of ice.
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* ''Advertising/NipperAndGramophonesChristmasTales'': In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDYgIre9jZs "Blades of Glory"]], the ice on a frozen lake breaks below Gramophone and he emerges from the water moments later encased in a block of ice.
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* {{Justified|Trope}} in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'': Frozone uses whatever moisture is in the air, as well as his own body moisture, to make ice. Therefore, his powers are much weaker when most of the moisture in the air has already evaporated.
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* {{Justified|Trope}} in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'': ''Franchise/TheIncredibles'': Frozone uses whatever moisture is in the air, as well as his own body moisture, to make ice. Therefore, his powers are much weaker when most of the moisture in the air has already evaporated.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheDickTracyShow'': In "Cooked Crooks," Joe Jitsu--disguised as a renowned French chef with a recipe that Stooge Viller and Mumbles are trying to steal--tricks Stooge and Mumbles into a freezer. After Joe turns the freezer up to maximum, they become "crook-sicles."
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* Cold-oriented Saints in ''Manga/SaintSeiya'' have this effect on their foes. [[CallingYourAttacks Diamond Dust, Aurora Thunder, and Aurora Execution]] all freeze their targets into solid ice ([[LiterallyShatteredLives which then shatters, often doing the same to the victim]].) When Cygnus Hyoga's master, Aquarius Camus, froze him in an "[[HumanPopsicle ice coffin]]," this took the shape of a huge, perfect cube.
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* Cold-oriented Saints in ''Manga/SaintSeiya'' have this effect on their foes. [[CallingYourAttacks Diamond Dust, Aurora Thunder, and Aurora Execution]] all freeze their targets into solid ice ([[LiterallyShatteredLives which then shatters, often doing the same to the victim]].) When Cygnus Hyoga's master, Aquarius Camus, froze him in an "[[HumanPopsicle ice coffin]]," coffin]]", this took the shape of a huge, perfect cube.
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* Iceman of the ComicBook/XMen has the power to make things cold and to control his temperature and that of things around him. What you see is a man who can create ice, huge quantities, out of nothing. (Officially, he's supposed to be creating ice out of moisture in the air, but considering the ''amount'' of ice he can create, the air must be at 500% humidity everywhere.)
** A very curious example of this from the X-Men's earliest days: In Uncanny X-Men # 2, Iceman freezes a construction worker's glove. This somehow causes the glove to turn into ice cubes.
** A very curious example of this from the X-Men's earliest days: In Uncanny X-Men # 2, Iceman freezes a construction worker's glove. This somehow causes the glove to turn into ice cubes.
* Iceman of the ComicBook/XMen has the power to make things cold and to control his temperature and that of things around him. What you see is a man who can create ice, huge quantities, out of nothing. (Officially, he's supposed to be creating ice out of moisture in the air, but considering the ''amount'' of ice he can create, the air must be at 500% humidity everywhere.) A very curious example of this from the X-Men's earliest days: In Uncanny X-Men # 2, Iceman freezes a construction worker's glove. This somehow causes the glove to turn into ice cubes.
* Disaster movie ''Film/TheDayAfterTomorrow'' posits a brand new Ice Age happening ''very, very, quickly'' due to man-made climate change. On several occassions in the movie, such as when RAF helicopters are ordered to Balmoral to airlift the royals to safety, people caught in sudden flash-freezing situations where the air temperature abruptly falls to -140º become, effectively, frost-limed blocks of ice.
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* Disaster movie ''Film/TheDayAfterTomorrow'' posits a brand new Ice Age happening ''very, very, quickly'' due to man-made climate change. On several occassions in the movie, such as when RAF helicopters are ordered to Balmoral to airlift the royals to safety, people caught in sudden flash-freezing situations where the air temperature abruptly falls to -140º become, effectively, frost-limed blocks of ice.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Scribblenauts}}'':
** The Freeze Ray and Magic do this. It apparently cushions the fall of an asteroid.
** Also, if you put something into a refrigerator or freezer, it is encased in an ice cube when it is removed.
** The Freeze Ray and Magic do this. It apparently cushions the fall of an asteroid.
** Also, if you put something into a refrigerator or freezer, it is encased in an ice cube when it is removed.
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* One of the many ways to die in ''[[VideoGame/BubbleBobble Bubble Symphony]]'', but with a hexagonal ice shape instead of an ice
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* Happens often in fighting games. Characters like Kula Diamond (''VideoGame/TheKingOfFighters'') and Rimururu (''VideoGame/SamuraiShodown'') can produce large amounts of ice instantly and out of pretty much nowhere.
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* In Chapter 2 of ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'', Noelle's [=IceShock=] spell is able to instantly freeze enemies solid in a layer of ice. Likewise, [[spoiler:the Weird Route's hidden [=SnowGrave=] spell fatally encases the target in a large block of ice, as shown by Berdly's murder]].
* In ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy3'' onwards, many Ice-element attacks -- including some from the player characters -- can inflict the Freeze status. Justified with a particular interaction of status effects in ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy5'', where if a combatant is simultaneously afflicted with the Wet and
* ''[[VideoGame/IceAge Ice Age 2: The Meltdown]]'': In one level, Scrat has to traverse a once-frozen river by jumping onto ice floes. If he falls into the water, he'll end up as an ice cube.
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* Happens to anyone hit by a Freezy in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros.'' or some of the Ice Climbers' attacks.
* Similar to Dick Dastardly's above depiction, this happens to anyone who falls into icy water in ''VideoGame/MarioKart''.
* In ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'', the ice balls thrown by characters with an Ice Flower PowerUp encase enemies in oversized ice cubes, which can either be used as platforms or picked up and thrown as projectiles.
* ''VideoGame/Stinkoman20X6'': If you stand still too long in the SlippySlideyIceWorld, Stinkoman will "freeze to square" and take some damage in the process.
* Use in ''VideoGame/{{Runescape}}'', with the Ancient {{Magick}} ice spells. Low-leveled spells briefly cover the target in snow and frost, making them look like a lumpy snowman. The high-level ''Ice Barrage'' encases the targets up to 9 square meters worth of ice for players, and [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/2007scape/images/2/22/Wanted!_-_Solus_decimates_rangers.png much more for a sufficiently powerful NPC.]]
* VideoGame/{{Kirby}}'s various ice-related abilities encase targeted enemies in a large ice cube, which can then be pushed aside as a projectile.
* Similar to Dick Dastardly's above depiction, this happens to anyone who falls into icy water in ''VideoGame/MarioKart''.
* In ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'', the ice balls thrown by characters with an Ice Flower PowerUp encase enemies in oversized ice cubes, which can either be used as platforms or picked up and thrown as projectiles.
* ''VideoGame/Stinkoman20X6'': If you stand still too long in the SlippySlideyIceWorld, Stinkoman will "freeze to square" and take some damage in the process.
* Use in ''VideoGame/{{Runescape}}'', with the Ancient {{Magick}} ice spells. Low-leveled spells briefly cover the target in snow and frost, making them look like a lumpy snowman. The high-level ''Ice Barrage'' encases the targets up to 9 square meters worth of ice for players, and [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/2007scape/images/2/22/Wanted!_-_Solus_decimates_rangers.png much more for a sufficiently powerful NPC.]]
* VideoGame/{{Kirby}}'s various ice-related abilities encase targeted enemies in a large ice cube, which can then be pushed aside as a projectile.
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* Mages in ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'' can [[HumanPopsicle intentionally invoke this]] with their Ice Block ability, Hunters can inflict this upon others with their Freezing Trap, and it's so common in boss encounters as to be almost a StatusEffect.
* One of the many ways to die in ''VideoGame/CrashBandicoot''.
* Franchise/SpyroTheDragon's temporary ice-breath power in [[SlippySlideyIceWorld Frozen Alters]] in ''VideoGame/SpyroYearOfTheDragon'', causes any enemy ([[VideogameCrueltyPotential or ally, for that matter]]) to become frozen in a block of ice. It was also used in ''VideoGame/SpyroEnterTheDragonfly'', and standing on a squarely-frozen dragon was actually required for a couple of puzzles.
* One of the many ways to die in ''[[VideoGame/BubbleBobble Bubble Symphony]]'', but with a hexagonal ice shape instead of an ice block, and the player character dies after the shape shatters shortly after it forms.
* Various Ice-type moves in ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' games invoke this trope, complete with animations or depictions of a block of ice encasing the target Pokemon.
** In the [[VideoGame/PokemonStadium N64 Pokemon Stadium games]], the Freeze status is depicted with a block of ice enveloping the Pokémon afflicted. Later 3D entries depict the status with crystals encrusting the Pokemon instead.
* The ''VideoGame/SnowboardKids'' franchise has a weapon you can shoot at your opponents to temporarily encase them in ice, bringing them to a complete stop for the moment.
* Several spells in the ''VideoGame/TalesSeries'' do this. Absolute summons cold air which instantly freezes into a giant jagged block of ice. Icicle also does this, but to a lesser degree.
* ''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}'':
** The [[FreezeRay Ice Beam]] is able to... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin freeze enemies]], and it is mainly used in killing the titular Metroids. Frozen enemies are coated in a fine layer of ice until the effect wears off.
** In ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime'', shooting a wall with the Ice Beam creates a small chunk of ice which shatters in a split-second.
* One of the many ways to die in ''VideoGame/CrashBandicoot''.
* Franchise/SpyroTheDragon's temporary ice-breath power in [[SlippySlideyIceWorld Frozen Alters]] in ''VideoGame/SpyroYearOfTheDragon'', causes any enemy ([[VideogameCrueltyPotential or ally, for that matter]]) to become frozen in a block of ice. It was also used in ''VideoGame/SpyroEnterTheDragonfly'', and standing on a squarely-frozen dragon was actually required for a couple of puzzles.
* One of the many ways to die in ''[[VideoGame/BubbleBobble Bubble Symphony]]'', but with a hexagonal ice shape instead of an ice block, and the player character dies after the shape shatters shortly after it forms.
* Various Ice-type moves in ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' games invoke this trope, complete with animations or depictions of a block of ice encasing the target Pokemon.
** In the [[VideoGame/PokemonStadium N64 Pokemon Stadium games]], the Freeze status is depicted with a block of ice enveloping the Pokémon afflicted. Later 3D entries depict the status with crystals encrusting the Pokemon instead.
* The ''VideoGame/SnowboardKids'' franchise has a weapon you can shoot at your opponents to temporarily encase them in ice, bringing them to a complete stop for the moment.
* Several spells in the ''VideoGame/TalesSeries'' do this. Absolute summons cold air which instantly freezes into a giant jagged block of ice. Icicle also does this, but to a lesser degree.
* ''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}'':
** The [[FreezeRay Ice Beam]] is able to... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin freeze enemies]], and it is mainly used in killing the titular Metroids. Frozen enemies are coated in a fine layer of ice until the effect wears off.
** In ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime'', shooting a wall with the Ice Beam creates a small chunk of ice which shatters in a split-second.
* ''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}'':
** The [[FreezeRay Ice Beam]] is able to... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin freeze enemies]], and it is mainly used in killing the titular Metroids. Frozen enemies are coated in a fine layer of ice until the effect wears off.
** In ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime'', shooting a wall with the Ice Beam creates a small chunk of ice which shatters in a split-second.
* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'':
** Various Ice-type moves in the games invoke this trope, complete with animations or depictions of a block of ice encasing the target Pokemon.
** In the N64 ''VideoGame/PokemonStadium'' games, the Freeze status is depicted with a block of ice enveloping the Pokémon afflicted. Later 3D entries depict the status with crystals encrusting the Pokemon instead.
* ''VideoGame/RatchetAndClank'': This happens to Ratchet if he falls into instant-death water on an [[SlippySlideyIceWorld arctic-themed level]].
* Use in ''VideoGame/{{Runescape}}'', with the Ancient {{Magick}} ice spells. Low-leveled spells briefly cover the target in snow and frost, making them look like a lumpy snowman. The high-level ''Ice Barrage'' encases the targets up to 9 square meters worth of ice for players, and [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/2007scape/images/2/22/Wanted!_-_Solus_decimates_rangers.png much more for a sufficiently powerful NPC.]]
* ''VideoGame/{{Scribblenauts}}'':
** The Freeze Ray and Magic do this. It apparently cushions the fall of an asteroid.
** Also, if you put something into a refrigerator or freezer, it is encased in an ice cube when it is removed.
** The [[FreezeRay Ice Beam]] is able to... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin freeze enemies]], and it is mainly used in killing the titular Metroids. Frozen enemies are coated in a fine layer of ice until the effect wears off.
** In ''VideoGame/MetroidPrime'', shooting a wall with the Ice Beam creates a small chunk of ice which shatters in a split-second.
* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'':
** Various Ice-type moves in the games invoke this trope, complete with animations or depictions of a block of ice encasing the target Pokemon.
** In the N64 ''VideoGame/PokemonStadium'' games, the Freeze status is depicted with a block of ice enveloping the Pokémon afflicted. Later 3D entries depict the status with crystals encrusting the Pokemon instead.
* ''VideoGame/RatchetAndClank'': This happens to Ratchet if he falls into instant-death water on an [[SlippySlideyIceWorld arctic-themed level]].
* Use in ''VideoGame/{{Runescape}}'', with the Ancient {{Magick}} ice spells. Low-leveled spells briefly cover the target in snow and frost, making them look like a lumpy snowman. The high-level ''Ice Barrage'' encases the targets up to 9 square meters worth of ice for players, and [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/2007scape/images/2/22/Wanted!_-_Solus_decimates_rangers.png much more for a sufficiently powerful NPC.]]
* ''VideoGame/{{Scribblenauts}}'':
** The Freeze Ray and Magic do this. It apparently cushions the fall of an asteroid.
** Also, if you put something into a refrigerator or freezer, it is encased in an ice cube when it is removed.
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* Cirno of ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' [[MemeticMutation infamy]] has the power to manipulate cold. Naturally, this mostly translates into summoning icicles and other ice bolts and shooting them at enemies. In one fighting game spinoff she is even able to create an ice block bigger than herself to crush the enemy with, in the space of less than a second!
* This happens to [[VideoGame/RatchetAndClank Ratchet]] if he falls into instant-death water on an [[SlippySlideyIceWorld arctic-themed level]].
* This happens to [[VideoGame/RatchetAndClank Ratchet]] if he falls into instant-death water on an [[SlippySlideyIceWorld arctic-themed level]].
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* Cirno of ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' [[MemeticMutation infamy]] The ''VideoGame/SnowboardKids'' franchise has the power a weapon you can shoot at your opponents to manipulate cold. Naturally, this mostly translates into summoning icicles and other ice bolts and shooting temporarily encase them at enemies. In one fighting game spinoff she is even able in ice, bringing them to create an ice block bigger than herself to crush a complete stop for the enemy with, in the space of less than a second!
* This happens to [[VideoGame/RatchetAndClank Ratchet]] if he falls into instant-death water on an [[SlippySlideyIceWorld arctic-themed level]].moment.
* This happens to [[VideoGame/RatchetAndClank Ratchet]] if he falls into instant-death water on an [[SlippySlideyIceWorld arctic-themed level]].
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* In the ''VideoGame/BigFunInFurbyland'' minigame ''In the Clouds'', some clouds in the second level can freeze the Furby into a perfect ice cube.
* In ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy3'' onwards, many Ice-element attacks-- including some from the player characters-- can inflict the Freeze status.
** Justified with a particular interaction of status effects in ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy5'', where if a combatant is simultaneously afflicted with the Wet and Chilled status effects, they're both removed and turned into Freeze.
* In Chapter 2 of ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'', Noelle's [=IceShock=] spell is able to instantly freeze enemies solid in a layer of ice. Likewise, [[spoiler:the Weird Route's hidden [=SnowGrave=] spell fatally encases the target in a large block of ice, as shown by Berdly's murder]].
* ''[[VideoGame/IceAge Ice Age 2: The Meltdown]]'': In one level, Scrat has to traverse a once-frozen river by jumping onto ice floes. If he falls into the water, he'll end up as an ice cube.
* In ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy3'' onwards, many Ice-element attacks-- including some from the player characters-- can inflict the Freeze status.
** Justified with a particular interaction of status effects in ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy5'', where if a combatant is simultaneously afflicted with the Wet and Chilled status effects, they're both removed and turned into Freeze.
* In Chapter 2 of ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'', Noelle's [=IceShock=] spell is able to instantly freeze enemies solid in a layer of ice. Likewise, [[spoiler:the Weird Route's hidden [=SnowGrave=] spell fatally encases the target in a large block of ice, as shown by Berdly's murder]].
* ''[[VideoGame/IceAge Ice Age 2: The Meltdown]]'': In one level, Scrat has to traverse a once-frozen river by jumping onto ice floes. If he falls into the water, he'll end up as an ice cube.
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* In the ''VideoGame/BigFunInFurbyland'' minigame ''In the Clouds'', some clouds Franchise/SpyroTheDragon's temporary ice-breath power in [[SlippySlideyIceWorld Frozen Alters]] in ''VideoGame/SpyroYearOfTheDragon'', causes any enemy ([[VideogameCrueltyPotential or ally, for that matter]]) to become frozen in a block of ice. It was also used in ''VideoGame/SpyroEnterTheDragonfly'', and standing on a squarely-frozen dragon was actually required for a couple of puzzles.
* ''VideoGame/Stinkoman20X6'': If you stand still too long in thesecond level SlippySlideyIceWorld, Stinkoman will "freeze to square" and take some damage in the process.
* ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'':
** In ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'', the ice balls thrown by characters with an Ice Flower PowerUp encase enemies in oversized ice cubes, which canfreeze either be used as platforms or picked up and thrown as projectiles.
** Happens to anyone hit by a Freezy in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'', or some of theFurby Ice Climbers' attacks.
** Similar to Dick Dastardly's above depiction, this happens to anyone who falls into icy water in ''VideoGame/MarioKart''.
* Several spells in the ''VideoGame/TalesSeries'' do this. Absolute summons cold air which instantly freezes into aperfect giant jagged block of ice. Icicle also does this, but to a lesser degree.
* Cirno of ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' [[MemeticMutation infamy]] has the power to manipulate cold. Naturally, this mostly translates into summoning icicles and other icecube.
*bolts and shooting them at enemies. In ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy3'' onwards, many Ice-element attacks-- including some from one fighting game spinoff she is even able to create an ice block bigger than herself to crush the player characters-- enemy with, in the space of less than a second!
* Mages in ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'' can [[HumanPopsicle intentionally invoke this]] with their Ice Block ability, Hunters can inflictthe Freeze status.
** Justifiedthis upon others with a particular interaction of status effects in ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy5'', where if a combatant is simultaneously afflicted with the Wet their Freezing Trap, and Chilled status effects, they're both removed and turned into Freeze.
* In Chapter 2 of ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'', Noelle's [=IceShock=] spell is ableit's so common in boss encounters as to instantly freeze enemies solid in be almost a layer of ice. Likewise, [[spoiler:the Weird Route's hidden [=SnowGrave=] spell fatally encases the target in a large block of ice, as shown by Berdly's murder]].
* ''[[VideoGame/IceAge Ice Age 2: The Meltdown]]'': In one level, Scrat has to traverse a once-frozen river by jumping onto ice floes. If he falls into the water, he'll end up as an ice cube.StatusEffect.
* ''VideoGame/Stinkoman20X6'': If you stand still too long in the
* ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'':
** In ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'', the ice balls thrown by characters with an Ice Flower PowerUp encase enemies in oversized ice cubes, which can
** Happens to anyone hit by a Freezy in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'', or some of the
** Similar to Dick Dastardly's above depiction, this happens to anyone who falls into icy water in ''VideoGame/MarioKart''.
* Several spells in the ''VideoGame/TalesSeries'' do this. Absolute summons cold air which instantly freezes into a
* Cirno of ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' [[MemeticMutation infamy]] has the power to manipulate cold. Naturally, this mostly translates into summoning icicles and other ice
*
* Mages in ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'' can [[HumanPopsicle intentionally invoke this]] with their Ice Block ability, Hunters can inflict
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* In Chapter 2 of ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'', Noelle's [=IceShock=] spell is able
* ''[[VideoGame/IceAge Ice Age 2: The Meltdown]]'': In one level, Scrat has to traverse a once-frozen river by jumping onto ice floes. If he falls into the water, he'll end up as an ice cube.
* Exaggerated in ''Webcomic/{{Buttersafe}}'', when a guy accidentally freezes his girlfriend in a block of ice by [[http://buttersafe.com/2013/11/05/blanket-hog/ hogging the blankets.]]
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* Haley of ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'' finds a "+5 Icy Burst" bow that sometimes [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0615.html has this effect]] on its targets.
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** Haleyof ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'' finds a "+5 Icy Burst" bow that sometimes can [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0615.html has this effect]] on encase its targets.targets in ice]] with a CriticalHit.
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%%* ''WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck'': This happens to Donald at the end of ''Donald's Snow Fight''.
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** In ''Frigid Hare'', WesternAnimation/BugsBunny arrives in Antarctica and (thinking he's in Miami Beach) dives into the water, and the splash instantly freezes. Bugs then meets a little penguin whose tears turn into ice cubes.
** ''Tom Turk and Daffy'': Daffy Duck throws a bucket full of water at Porky and the water freezes in mid-air in the exact shape of the bucket. Later, Daffy throws another bucketful of water over a river, creating an instant bridge of ice.
** In ''[[WesternAnimation/PepeLePew Odor of the Day]]'', a dog falls into an icy lake and freezes into a block of ice while attempting to take shelter at Pepé Le Pew's house. After he is thawed out, he catches a cold, then Pepé poses as a doctor to cure him so he can drive him out of his home. Then, ''Pepé'', after the dog sprays him with perfume shortly after his cold returns, dives into the lake, thaws himself out in the fireplace and catches the same cold. Both Pepe and the dog decide to live with their illnesses and each other after the fact.
** ''Tom Turk and Daffy'': Daffy Duck throws a bucket full of water at Porky and the water freezes in mid-air in the exact shape of the bucket. Later, Daffy throws another bucketful of water over a river, creating an instant bridge of ice.
** In ''[[WesternAnimation/PepeLePew Odor of the Day]]'', a dog falls into an icy lake and freezes into a block of ice while attempting to take shelter at Pepé Le Pew's house. After he is thawed out, he catches a cold, then Pepé poses as a doctor to cure him so he can drive him out of his home. Then, ''Pepé'', after the dog sprays him with perfume shortly after his cold returns, dives into the lake, thaws himself out in the fireplace and catches the same cold. Both Pepe and the dog decide to live with their illnesses and each other after the fact.
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** In ''Frigid Hare'', "Frigid Hare", WesternAnimation/BugsBunny arrives in Antarctica and (thinking he's in Miami Beach) dives into the water, and the splash instantly freezes. Bugs then meets a little penguin whose tears turn into ice cubes.
**''Tom "Tom Turk and Daffy'': Daffy": Daffy Duck throws a bucket full of water at Porky and the water freezes in mid-air in the exact shape of the bucket. Later, Daffy throws another bucketful of water over a river, creating an instant bridge of ice.
** In''[[WesternAnimation/PepeLePew "[[WesternAnimation/PepeLePew Odor of the Day]]'', Day]]", a dog falls into an icy lake and freezes into a block of ice while attempting to take shelter at Pepé Le Pew's house. After he is thawed out, he catches a cold, then Pepé poses as a doctor to cure him so he can drive him out of his home. Then, ''Pepé'', after the dog sprays him with perfume shortly after his cold returns, dives into the lake, thaws himself out in the fireplace and catches the same cold. Both Pepe and the dog decide to live with their illnesses and each other after the fact.
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* ''WesternAnimation/PotatoesAndDragons'': Happens to King Hugo in "Ready Yeti?", and the Dragon in "King Of The Potato Frontier".
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** In ''Odor of the Day'', a dog falls into an icy lake and freezes into a block of ice while attempting to take shelter at Pepe Le Pew's house. After he is thawed out, first after Pepe jams an axe into the block, then in a fireplace, he catches a cold, with the first instance being that Pepe poses as a doctor to cure him so he can drive him out of his home. Then, ''Pepe'', after being sprayed with perfume after the dog's cold returns, dives into the lake, thaws himself out in the fireplace and catches the same cold. Both Pepe and the dog decide to live with their illnesses and each other after the fact.
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** In ''Odor ''[[WesternAnimation/PepeLePew Odor of the Day'', Day]]'', a dog falls into an icy lake and freezes into a block of ice while attempting to take shelter at Pepe Pepé Le Pew's house. After he is thawed out, first after Pepe jams an axe into the block, then in a fireplace, he catches a cold, with the first instance being that Pepe then Pepé poses as a doctor to cure him so he can drive him out of his home. Then, ''Pepe'', ''Pepé'', after being sprayed the dog sprays him with perfume shortly after the dog's his cold returns, dives into the lake, thaws himself out in the fireplace and catches the same cold. Both Pepe and the dog decide to live with their illnesses and each other after the fact.
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** In ''Odor of the Day'', a dog falls into an icy lake and freezes into a block of ice while attempting to take shelter at Pepe Le Pew's house. After he is thawed out, first after Pepe jams an axe into the block, then in a fireplace, he catches a cold, with the first instance being that Pepe poses as a doctor to cure him so he can drive him out of his home. Then, ''Pepe'', after being sprayed with perfume after the dog's cold returns, dives into the lake, thaws himself out in the fireplace and catches the same cold. Both Pepe and the dog decide to live with their illnesses and each other after the fact.
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* ''WesternAnimation/JohnnyBravo'' winds up living with an Eskimo family in "Schnook of the North". He meets their next-door neighbor and flirts with her. She then takes a bucket of water, throws it on him, and instantly turns him into an ice cube.
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* ''WesternAnimation/JohnnyBravo'' winds up living with an Eskimo family in "Schnook "Shnook of the North". He meets their next-door neighbor and flirts with her. She then takes a bucket of water, throws it on him, and instantly turns him into an ice cube.
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* "WesternAnimation/TotalDrama":
**One of the challenges in Total drama World Tour involves the cast going to Yukon, and as some characters (like Noah) jump into the water, they get frozen.
**In "Ice Ice Baby," they play Capture the Flag over an iced over lake, with Sam and Lightning getting frozen into blocks of ice when they fall in.
**One of the challenges in Total drama World Tour involves the cast going to Yukon, and as some characters (like Noah) jump into the water, they get frozen.
**In "Ice Ice Baby," they play Capture the Flag over an iced over lake, with Sam and Lightning getting frozen into blocks of ice when they fall in.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'': At the end of "Hawaiian Vacation", Barbie and Ken go out in the snow and fall in. After the credits we see them in a block of ice.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'': ''WesternAnimation/ToyStoryToons'': At the end of "Hawaiian Vacation", Barbie and Ken go out in the snow and fall in. After the credits we see them in a block of ice.
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* ''[[VideoGame/IceAge Ice Age 2: The Meltdown]]'': In one level, Scrat has to traverse a once-frozen river by jumping onto ice floes. If he falls into the water, he'll end up as an ice cube.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Centaurworld}}'': In "[[Recap/CentaurworldS2E3MyTummyYourHurts My Tummy, Your Hurts]]", the coldtaurs' homeland is so cold that ice cubes start to form in their soup before they start eating. Later, Horse falls into water and emerges turned into a block of ice.
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You ever notice how, in some fiction, ''especially'' cartoons, things or people that are subject to extreme cold not only get [[HarmlessFreezing frozen]], but get frozen ''into a huge block of ice''? Even though there's no water around to freeze? That's this trope. Think of all the times you've seen a character who was shut inside a freezer sliding out in an ice block ''the exact shape and size of the freezer itself''. [[FridgeLogic Where the hell does the ice]] [[AccidentalPun come from?]]
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You ever notice how, in some fiction, ''especially'' cartoons, things or people that are subject to extreme cold not only get [[HarmlessFreezing frozen]], but get frozen ''into a huge block of ice''? Even though there's no water around to freeze? That's this trope. Think of all the times you've seen a character who was shut inside a freezer sliding out in an ice block ''the exact shape and size of the freezer itself''. [[FridgeLogic Where the hell does the ice]] [[AccidentalPun come from?]]
from?]] After all, the miniscule amount of water in air is just barely enough to cover something in a layer so thin it's barely noticeable (not to mention that somehow all that water condensates on the person in question, instead of everything in vicinity).
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* A scene of ''Manga/AyakashiTriangle'' has Matsuri jump into a bath drawn by [[AnIcePerson Rochka]] that was clearly liquid, yet somehow so cold he crawled out covered in ice. It was a scattered coating of icicles instead of a solid block, though still enough to [[SceneryCensor narrowly cover Matsuri's nipples]].
* In ''Anime/MonsterRancher'', Shogun accidentally fell into a lake in a cold environment and instantly rose back to the surface trapped in ice. [[spoiler:This is how he ended up among the ranks of Durahan's frozen warriors.]]
* In ''Anime/MonsterRancher'', Shogun accidentally fell into a lake in a cold environment and instantly rose back to the surface trapped in ice. [[spoiler:This is how he ended up among the ranks of Durahan's frozen warriors.]]
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* In ''Anime/MonsterRancher'', Shogun accidentally fell into a lake in a cold environment and instantly rose back to the surface trapped in ice. [[spoiler:This is how he ended up among the ranks of Durahan's frozen warriors.]]
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* Mages in ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'' can [[HumanPopsicle intentionally invoke this]] with their Ice Block ability, Hunters can inflict this upon others with their Freezing Trap, and it's so common in boss encounters as to be almost a StandardStatusEffect.
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* Mages in ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'' can [[HumanPopsicle intentionally invoke this]] with their Ice Block ability, Hunters can inflict this upon others with their Freezing Trap, and it's so common in boss encounters as to be almost a StandardStatusEffect.StatusEffect.
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* In Chapter 2 of ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'', Noelle's [=IceShock=] spell is able to instantly freeze enemies solid in a layer of ice. Likewise, [[spoiler:the Weird Route's hidden (and fatal) [=SnowGrave=] spell fatally encases the target in a large block of ice, as shown by Berdly's murder]].
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* In Chapter 2 of ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'', Noelle's [=IceShock=] spell is able to instantly freeze enemies solid in a layer of ice. Likewise, [[spoiler:the Weird Route's hidden (and fatal) [=SnowGrave=] spell fatally encases the target in a large block of ice, as shown by Berdly's murder]].
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* In ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'', the ice balls thrown by characters with an Ice Flower PowerUp do this.
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* In ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosWii'', the ice balls thrown by characters with an Ice Flower PowerUp do this.encase enemies in oversized ice cubes, which can either be used as platforms or picked up and thrown as projectiles.
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* VideoGame/{{Kirby}}'s various ice-related abilities tend to do this.
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* VideoGame/{{Kirby}}'s various ice-related abilities tend to do this.encase targeted enemies in a large ice cube, which can then be pushed aside as a projectile.
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** Notably, in the [[VideoGame/PokemonStadium N64 Pokemon Stadium games]], the Freeze status is depicted with a block of ice enveloping the Pokemon afflicted. Later 3D entries depict the status with crystals encrusting the Pokemon instead.
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** Notably, in In the [[VideoGame/PokemonStadium N64 Pokemon Stadium games]], the Freeze status is depicted with a block of ice enveloping the Pokemon Pokémon afflicted. Later 3D entries depict the status with crystals encrusting the Pokemon instead.
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* In ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy3'' onwards, many Ice-element attacks - including some from the player characters - can inflict the Freeze status.
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* In ''VideoGame/EpicBattleFantasy3'' onwards, many Ice-element attacks - attacks-- including some from the player characters - characters-- can inflict the Freeze status.
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* In Chapter 2 of ''VideoGame/{{Deltarune}}'', Noelle's [=IceShock=] spell is able to instantly freeze enemies solid in a layer of ice. Likewise, [[spoiler:the Weird Route's hidden (and fatal) [=SnowGrave=] spell fatally encases the target in a large block of ice, as shown by Berdly's murder]].
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** The [[FreezeRay Ice Beam[] is able to... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin freeze enemies]], and it is mainly used in killing the titular Metroids. Frozen enemies are coated in a fine layer of ice until the effect wears off.
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** The [[FreezeRay Ice Beam[] Beam]] is able to... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin freeze enemies]], and it is mainly used in killing the titular Metroids. Frozen enemies are coated in a fine layer of ice until the effect wears off.
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* Every time Evangeline uses her freezing spells in ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'', including against Asuna during training, it forms ice even though it's only stated to make things cold. Although maybe they're so cold that they're freezing ''the air''.
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* Every time Evangeline uses her freezing spells in ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'', ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi'', including against Asuna during training, it forms ice even though it's only stated to make things cold. Although maybe they're so cold that they're freezing ''the air''.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Scribblenauts}}''
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* ''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda''''Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda'':
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* ''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}''
** The [[FreezeRay Ice Beam]] is able to... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin freeze enemies]], and it is mainly used in killing the titular Metroids. Frozen enemies are coated in a fine layer of ice until the effect wears off.
** The [[FreezeRay Ice Beam]] is able to... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin freeze enemies]], and it is mainly used in killing the titular Metroids. Frozen enemies are coated in a fine layer of ice until the effect wears off.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}''
''VideoGame/{{Metroid}}'':
** The [[FreezeRay IceBeam]] Beam[] is able to... well, [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin freeze enemies]], and it is mainly used in killing the titular Metroids. Frozen enemies are coated in a fine layer of ice until the effect wears off.
** The [[FreezeRay Ice
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* Cirno of ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' [[MemeticMutation infamy]] has the power to manipulate cold. Naturally, this mostly translates into summoning icicles and other ice bolts and shooting them at enemies. In one fighting game spinoff she is even able to create an ice block bigger than herself to crush the enemy with, in the space of less than a second!
* This happens to [[Videogame/RatchetAndClank Ratchet]] if he falls into instant-death water on an [[SlippySlideyIceWorld arctic-themed level]].
* This happens to [[Videogame/RatchetAndClank Ratchet]] if he falls into instant-death water on an [[SlippySlideyIceWorld arctic-themed level]].
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* Cirno of ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' [[MemeticMutation infamy]] has the power to manipulate cold. Naturally, this mostly translates into summoning icicles and other ice bolts and shooting them at enemies. In one fighting game spinoff she is even able to create an ice block bigger than herself to crush the enemy with, in the space of less than a second!
* This happens to[[Videogame/RatchetAndClank [[VideoGame/RatchetAndClank Ratchet]] if he falls into instant-death water on an [[SlippySlideyIceWorld arctic-themed level]].
* This happens to
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* Exaggerated in ''{{Webcomic/Buttersafe}}'', when a guy accidentally freezes his girlfriend in a block of ice by [[http://buttersafe.com/2013/11/05/blanket-hog/ hogging the blankets.]]
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* Exaggerated in ''{{Webcomic/Buttersafe}}'', ''Webcomic/{{Buttersafe}}'', when a guy accidentally freezes his girlfriend in a block of ice by [[http://buttersafe.com/2013/11/05/blanket-hog/ hogging the blankets.]]
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* Happens in the SlippySlideyIceWorld in ''VideoGame/Stinkoman20X6'' if you stand still too long.
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* Happens in the SlippySlideyIceWorld in ''VideoGame/Stinkoman20X6'' if ''VideoGame/Stinkoman20X6'': If you stand still too long.long in the SlippySlideyIceWorld, Stinkoman will "freeze to square" and take some damage in the process.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'': Happens to the [[ItMakesSenseInContext Giant Wooly Walrus]] at the end of "Cold Ducks".
* ''WesternAnimation/{{SpongeBob SquarePants}}''
** [=SpongeBob=] once got dumped into an icy cold lake by Sandy, who jumped in after him; both turned into ice cubes.
** Then there was the time he left the fridge open overnight. By morning his entire house, and everything in it, was encased in ice. To be fair, he is ''underwater''... which only raises more questions. How is the interior of the fridge not frozen already, then? Not to mention the interior of the entire house, as opposed to just the floors and walls?
*** The better question is why the house doesn't float up to the surface, seeing as ice floats in water.
** There's also an episode where Plankton does this with a thermostat. It's later implied that he flooded he restaurant ankle-deep prior to freezing it (yes, flooded the ''underwater'' restaurant; if you didn't notice by now, the series plays fast and loose with the "underwater" rule).
** In "Frozen Face-Off" this happens to nearly every character at least once. Twice, in the case of poor Squidward.
* Seen in ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' countless times.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{SpongeBob SquarePants}}''
** [=SpongeBob=] once got dumped into an icy cold lake by Sandy, who jumped in after him; both turned into ice cubes.
** Then there was the time he left the fridge open overnight. By morning his entire house, and everything in it, was encased in ice. To be fair, he is ''underwater''... which only raises more questions. How is the interior of the fridge not frozen already, then? Not to mention the interior of the entire house, as opposed to just the floors and walls?
*** The better question is why the house doesn't float up to the surface, seeing as ice floats in water.
** There's also an episode where Plankton does this with a thermostat. It's later implied that he flooded he restaurant ankle-deep prior to freezing it (yes, flooded the ''underwater'' restaurant; if you didn't notice by now, the series plays fast and loose with the "underwater" rule).
** In "Frozen Face-Off" this happens to nearly every character at least once. Twice, in the case of poor Squidward.
* Seen in ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' countless times.
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* ''WesternAnimation/AdventuresOfSonicTheHedgehog'': In "Baby-Sitter Jitters", Robotnik gets zapped by his "Reversible Melt-O/Freeze-O Ray" and becomes trapped in a block of ice.
* ''WesternAnimation/CourageTheCowardlyDog'': In one episode, a ''snowman'' falls into arctic water and emerges encased in a block of ice.
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*''WesternAnimation/{{SpongeBob SquarePants}}''
** [=SpongeBob=] once got dumped into an icy cold lake by Sandy, who jumped in after him; both turned into ice cubes.
** Then there was the time he left the fridge open overnight. By morning his entire house, and everything in it, was encased in ice. To be fair, he is ''underwater''... which only raises more questions. How is the interior of the fridge not frozen already, then? Not to mention the interior of the entire house, as opposed to just the floors and walls?
*** The better question is why the house doesn't float up to the surface, seeing as ice floats in water.
** There's also an episode where Plankton does this with a thermostat. It's later implied that he flooded he restaurant ankle-deep prior to freezing it (yes, flooded the ''underwater'' restaurant; if you didn't notice by now, the series plays fast and loose with the "underwater" rule).
** In "Frozen Face-Off" this happens to nearly every character at least once. Twice, in the case of poor Squidward.
* Seen in ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' countless times.''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'':
* ''WesternAnimation/CourageTheCowardlyDog'': In one episode, a ''snowman'' falls into arctic water and emerges encased in a block of ice.
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** [=SpongeBob=] once got dumped into an icy cold lake by Sandy, who jumped in after him; both turned into ice cubes.
** Then there was the time he left the fridge open overnight. By morning his entire house, and everything in it, was encased in ice. To be fair, he is ''underwater''... which only raises more questions. How is the interior of the fridge not frozen already, then? Not to mention the interior of the entire house, as opposed to just the floors and walls?
*** The better question is why the house doesn't float up to the surface, seeing as ice floats in water.
** There's also an episode where Plankton does this with a thermostat. It's later implied that he flooded he restaurant ankle-deep prior to freezing it (yes, flooded the ''underwater'' restaurant; if you didn't notice by now, the series plays fast and loose with the "underwater" rule).
** In "Frozen Face-Off" this happens to nearly every character at least once. Twice, in the case of poor Squidward.
* Seen in ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' countless times.
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** Another example: In ''Tom Turk and Daffy'', Daffy Duck throws a bucket full of water at Porky and the water freezes in mid-air in the exact shape of the bucket. Later, Daffy throws another bucketful of water over a river, creating an instant bridge of ice.
* The page image is from the ''WesternAnimation/DastardlyAndMuttleyInTheirFlyingMachines'' episode "Vacation Trip Trap".
* Happened to Dastardly in ''WesternAnimation/WackyRaces'' as well. In "The Great Cold Rush Race," he gets submerged in ice cold water when he intended the consequence for the other racers. When Muttley pulls him out, Dastardly is in a block of ice.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}''
** Whenever Evangelyne uses an ice arrow, lots of ice forms around the point of impact.
** Nausea encases Rubilax in ice with a magic potion in episode 7.
** [=McDeek's=] freezing ray in episode 9.
** The classic comic-relief-encased-in-a-square-block-of-ice happens to Sadlygrove (and Rubilax) in episode 17 after falling in a frozen lake. Adamaï melts the ice with his fire breath.
* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/CourageTheCowardlyDog'', a ''snowman'' falls into arctic water and emerges encased in a block of ice.
* Invoked in the AnimatedAdaptation of ''WesternAnimation/{{Rupert}}'' -- the episode's villain had a MagicWand with [[AnIcePerson ice powers]], so dropping him in the stream while he was holding it magically produced this effect.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' short "Mice Capades", Jerry and Nibbles turn the kitchen into an ice rink by flooding it and rewiring the refrigerator to freeze everything.
* Happens to WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck at the end of ''Donald's Snow Fight''.
* At the end of the ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'' short "Hawaiian Vacation", Barbie and Ken go out in the snow and fall in. After the credits we see them in a block of ice.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/AdventuresOfSonicTheHedgehog'' episode "Baby-Sitter Jitters", Robotnik gets zapped by his "Reversible Melt-O/Freeze-O Ray" and becomes trapped in a block of ice.
* Likewise, this also happened to ''WesternAnimation/MrBogus'', after falling through the ice in the second act of the episode "[[Recap/MrBogusS3E3WaterboyBogus Waterboy Bogus]]".
* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicSchoolBus'', the class goes through the solar system and ends up on Pluto. In order to get his cousin Janet to come home without proof of having traveled through the solar system, Arnold takes off his helmet and his head instantly ices over.
* The page image is from the ''WesternAnimation/DastardlyAndMuttleyInTheirFlyingMachines'' episode "Vacation Trip Trap".
* Happened to Dastardly in ''WesternAnimation/WackyRaces'' as well. In "The Great Cold Rush Race," he gets submerged in ice cold water when he intended the consequence for the other racers. When Muttley pulls him out, Dastardly is in a block of ice.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}''
** Whenever Evangelyne uses an ice arrow, lots of ice forms around the point of impact.
** Nausea encases Rubilax in ice with a magic potion in episode 7.
** [=McDeek's=] freezing ray in episode 9.
** The classic comic-relief-encased-in-a-square-block-of-ice happens to Sadlygrove (and Rubilax) in episode 17 after falling in a frozen lake. Adamaï melts the ice with his fire breath.
* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/CourageTheCowardlyDog'', a ''snowman'' falls into arctic water and emerges encased in a block of ice.
* Invoked in the AnimatedAdaptation of ''WesternAnimation/{{Rupert}}'' -- the episode's villain had a MagicWand with [[AnIcePerson ice powers]], so dropping him in the stream while he was holding it magically produced this effect.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' short "Mice Capades", Jerry and Nibbles turn the kitchen into an ice rink by flooding it and rewiring the refrigerator to freeze everything.
* Happens to WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck at the end of ''Donald's Snow Fight''.
* At the end of the ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'' short "Hawaiian Vacation", Barbie and Ken go out in the snow and fall in. After the credits we see them in a block of ice.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/AdventuresOfSonicTheHedgehog'' episode "Baby-Sitter Jitters", Robotnik gets zapped by his "Reversible Melt-O/Freeze-O Ray" and becomes trapped in a block of ice.
* Likewise, this also happened to ''WesternAnimation/MrBogus'', after falling through the ice in the second act of the episode "[[Recap/MrBogusS3E3WaterboyBogus Waterboy Bogus]]".
* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicSchoolBus'', the class goes through the solar system and ends up on Pluto. In order to get his cousin Janet to come home without proof of having traveled through the solar system, Arnold takes off his helmet and his head instantly ices over.
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** Another example: In ''Tom Turk and Daffy'', Daffy'': Daffy Duck throws a bucket full of water at Porky and the water freezes in mid-air in the exact shape of the bucket. Later, Daffy throws another bucketful of water over a river, creating an instant bridge of ice.
* The page image is from the ''WesternAnimation/DastardlyAndMuttleyInTheirFlyingMachines'' episode %%* ''WesternAnimation/DastardlyAndMuttleyInTheirFlyingMachines'': "Vacation Trip Trap".
* Happened to Dastardly in ''WesternAnimation/WackyRaces'' as well. In "The Great Cold Rush Race," he gets submerged in ice cold water when he intended the consequence for the other racers. When Muttley pulls him out, Dastardly is in a block of ice.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}''
** Whenever Evangelyne uses an ice arrow, lots of ice forms around the point of impact.
** Nausea encases Rubilax in ice with a magic potion in episode 7.
** [=McDeek's=] freezing ray in episode 9.
** The classic comic-relief-encased-in-a-square-block-of-ice happens to Sadlygrove (and Rubilax) in episode 17 after falling in a frozen lake. Adamaï melts the ice with his fire breath.
* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/CourageTheCowardlyDog'', a ''snowman'' falls into arctic water and emerges encased in a block of ice.
* Invoked in the AnimatedAdaptation of ''WesternAnimation/{{Rupert}}'' -- the episode's villain had a MagicWand with [[AnIcePerson ice powers]], so dropping him in the stream while he was holding it magically produced this effect.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' short "Mice Capades", Jerry and Nibbles turn the kitchen into an ice rink by flooding it and rewiring the refrigerator to freeze everything.
* Happens to WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck at the end of ''Donald's Snow Fight''.
* At the end of the ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'' short "Hawaiian Vacation", Barbie and Ken go out in the snow and fall in. After the credits we see them in a block of ice.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/AdventuresOfSonicTheHedgehog'' episode "Baby-Sitter Jitters", Robotnik gets zapped by his "Reversible Melt-O/Freeze-O Ray" and becomes trapped in a block of ice.
* Likewise, this also happened to ''WesternAnimation/MrBogus'', after falling through the ice in the second act of the episode "[[Recap/MrBogusS3E3WaterboyBogus Waterboy Bogus]]".
* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicSchoolBus'', the class goes through the solar system and ends up on Pluto. In order to get his cousin Janet to come home without proof of having traveled through the solar system, Arnold takes off his helmet and his head instantly ices over.Trap".
* Happened to Dastardly in ''WesternAnimation/WackyRaces'' as well. In "The Great Cold Rush Race," he gets submerged in ice cold water when he intended the consequence for the other racers. When Muttley pulls him out, Dastardly is in a block of ice.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}''
** Whenever Evangelyne uses an ice arrow, lots of ice forms around the point of impact.
** Nausea encases Rubilax in ice with a magic potion in episode 7.
** [=McDeek's=] freezing ray in episode 9.
** The classic comic-relief-encased-in-a-square-block-of-ice happens to Sadlygrove (and Rubilax) in episode 17 after falling in a frozen lake. Adamaï melts the ice with his fire breath.
* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/CourageTheCowardlyDog'', a ''snowman'' falls into arctic water and emerges encased in a block of ice.
* Invoked in the AnimatedAdaptation of ''WesternAnimation/{{Rupert}}'' -- the episode's villain had a MagicWand with [[AnIcePerson ice powers]], so dropping him in the stream while he was holding it magically produced this effect.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'' short "Mice Capades", Jerry and Nibbles turn the kitchen into an ice rink by flooding it and rewiring the refrigerator to freeze everything.
* Happens to WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck at the end of ''Donald's Snow Fight''.
* At the end of the ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'' short "Hawaiian Vacation", Barbie and Ken go out in the snow and fall in. After the credits we see them in a block of ice.
* In the ''WesternAnimation/AdventuresOfSonicTheHedgehog'' episode "Baby-Sitter Jitters", Robotnik gets zapped by his "Reversible Melt-O/Freeze-O Ray" and becomes trapped in a block of ice.
* Likewise, this also happened to ''WesternAnimation/MrBogus'', after falling through the ice in the second act of the episode "[[Recap/MrBogusS3E3WaterboyBogus Waterboy Bogus]]".
* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicSchoolBus'', the class goes through the solar system and ends up on Pluto. In order to get his cousin Janet to come home without proof of having traveled through the solar system, Arnold takes off his helmet and his head instantly ices over.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/PantryPanic'', WesternAnimation/WoodyWoodpecker ignores warnings of an early winter storm and goes swimming in a pond - the storm blows in mid-dive and he's encased in a rectangular block of ice, breaking out of it when it hits the now-frozen pond.
* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Mixels}}'' episode "Snow Half-Pipe" plays with the idea. After Flain and Krader fall into the frozen water of the ice half-pipe, they float up entirely encased in ice, shown by their bodies colored entirely blue with stiff expressions. No extra ice cubes, though [[RuleOfFunny Flain's fire is also frozen as well.]]
* The ''WesternAnimation/{{Mixels}}'' episode "Snow Half-Pipe" plays with the idea. After Flain and Krader fall into the frozen water of the ice half-pipe, they float up entirely encased in ice, shown by their bodies colored entirely blue with stiff expressions. No extra ice cubes, though [[RuleOfFunny Flain's fire is also frozen as well.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheMagicSchoolBus'': In ''WesternAnimation/PantryPanic'', WesternAnimation/WoodyWoodpecker ignores warnings of an early winter storm and one episode, the class goes swimming in a pond - through the storm blows in mid-dive solar system and he's encased in a rectangular block ends up on Pluto. In order to get his cousin Janet to come home without proof of ice, breaking out of it when it hits having traveled through the now-frozen pond.
solar system, Arnold takes off his helmet and his head instantly ices over.
*The ''WesternAnimation/{{Mixels}}'' episode ''WesternAnimation/{{Mixels}}'': "Snow Half-Pipe" plays with the idea. After Flain and Krader fall into the frozen water of the ice half-pipe, they float up entirely encased in ice, shown by their bodies colored entirely blue with stiff expressions. No extra ice cubes, though [[RuleOfFunny Flain's fire is also frozen as well.]]]]
%%* ''WesternAnimation/MrBogus'': This happens to Bogus after falling through the ice in the second act of the episode "[[Recap/MrBogusS3E3WaterboyBogus Waterboy Bogus]]".
* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyAndFriends'': G'nash the ice orc can shoot icy beams from his hands, which can instantly create large icicles or walls of ice where they hit or encase large targets in blocks of ice.
* ''WesternAnimation/PantryPanic'': WesternAnimation/WoodyWoodpecker ignores warnings of an early winter storm and goes swimming in a pond -- the storm blows in mid-dive and he's encased in a rectangular block of ice, breaking out of it when it hits the now-frozen pond.
*
%%* ''WesternAnimation/MrBogus'': This happens to Bogus after falling through the ice in the second act of the episode "[[Recap/MrBogusS3E3WaterboyBogus Waterboy Bogus]]".
* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyAndFriends'': G'nash the ice orc can shoot icy beams from his hands, which can instantly create large icicles or walls of ice where they hit or encase large targets in blocks of ice.
* ''WesternAnimation/PantryPanic'': WesternAnimation/WoodyWoodpecker ignores warnings of an early winter storm and goes swimming in a pond -- the storm blows in mid-dive and he's encased in a rectangular block of ice, breaking out of it when it hits the now-frozen pond.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': In [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E4Rosebud "Rosebud"]], it happens to Mr. Burns' lost teddy bear Bobo during a flashback.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Rupert}}'': Invoked in the AnimatedAdaptation, where the episode's villain has a MagicWand with [[AnIcePerson ice powers]], so dropping him in the stream while he's holding it magically produces this effect.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': In[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E4Rosebud "Rosebud"]], "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E4Rosebud Rosebud]]", it happens to Mr. Burns' lost teddy bear Bobo during a flashback.flashback.
* ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'':
** In one episode, [=SpongeBob=] gets dumped into an icy cold lake by Sandy, who jumps in after him; both turn into ice cubes.
** In another episode, [=SpongeBob=] leaves the fridge open overnight. By morning his entire house, and everything in it, is encased in ice. To be fair, he is ''underwater''... which only raises more questions. How is the interior of the fridge not frozen already, then? Not to mention the interior of the entire house, as opposed to just the floors and walls? The better question is why the house doesn't float up to the surface, seeing as ice floats in water.
** Another has Plankton doe this with a thermostat. It's later implied that he flooded he restaurant ankle-deep prior to freezing it (yes, flooded the ''underwater'' restaurant; if you didn't notice by now, the series plays fast and loose with the "underwater" rule).
** In "Frozen Face-Off" this happens to nearly every character at least once. Twice, in the case of poor Squidward.
* ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'': In "Mice Capades", Jerry and Nibbles turn the kitchen into an ice rink by flooding it and rewiring the refrigerator to freeze everything.
* ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'': At the end of "Hawaiian Vacation", Barbie and Ken go out in the snow and fall in. After the credits we see them in a block of ice.
* ''WesternAnimation/WackyRaces'': In "The Great Cold Rush Race", Dastardly gets submerged in ice cold water when he intended the consequence for the other racers. When Muttley pulls him out, Dastardly is in a block of ice.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}'':
** Whenever Evangelyne uses an ice arrow, lots of ice forms around the point of impact.
** Nausea encases Rubilax in ice with a magic potion in episode 7.
** [=McDeek's=] freezing ray in episode 9.
** The classic comic-relief-encased-in-a-square-block-of-ice happens to Sadlygrove (and Rubilax) in episode 17 after falling in a frozen lake. Adamaï melts the ice with his fire breath.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': In
* ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'':
** In one episode, [=SpongeBob=] gets dumped into an icy cold lake by Sandy, who jumps in after him; both turn into ice cubes.
** In another episode, [=SpongeBob=] leaves the fridge open overnight. By morning his entire house, and everything in it, is encased in ice. To be fair, he is ''underwater''... which only raises more questions. How is the interior of the fridge not frozen already, then? Not to mention the interior of the entire house, as opposed to just the floors and walls? The better question is why the house doesn't float up to the surface, seeing as ice floats in water.
** Another has Plankton doe this with a thermostat. It's later implied that he flooded he restaurant ankle-deep prior to freezing it (yes, flooded the ''underwater'' restaurant; if you didn't notice by now, the series plays fast and loose with the "underwater" rule).
** In "Frozen Face-Off" this happens to nearly every character at least once. Twice, in the case of poor Squidward.
* ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'': In "Mice Capades", Jerry and Nibbles turn the kitchen into an ice rink by flooding it and rewiring the refrigerator to freeze everything.
* ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'': At the end of "Hawaiian Vacation", Barbie and Ken go out in the snow and fall in. After the credits we see them in a block of ice.
* ''WesternAnimation/WackyRaces'': In "The Great Cold Rush Race", Dastardly gets submerged in ice cold water when he intended the consequence for the other racers. When Muttley pulls him out, Dastardly is in a block of ice.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}'':
** Whenever Evangelyne uses an ice arrow, lots of ice forms around the point of impact.
** Nausea encases Rubilax in ice with a magic potion in episode 7.
** [=McDeek's=] freezing ray in episode 9.
** The classic comic-relief-encased-in-a-square-block-of-ice happens to Sadlygrove (and Rubilax) in episode 17 after falling in a frozen lake. Adamaï melts the ice with his fire breath.