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* In ''[[https://www.fimfiction.net/story/268833/undead-robot-bug-crusaders Undead Robot Bug Crusaders]]'', it happens twice, once to an unnamed ghoul and once to Apple Bloom. In the latter case, it's a plot point, as Diamond Tiara sees [[spoiler:Apple Bloom's [[LosingYourHead head fall off]]]].
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* ''Animation/{{Lamput}}'': In "Sleepwalking", a sleepwalking Slim Doc steps towards a rake on the ground. Lamput shapeshifts into a helmet to protect Slim Doc, leading to Lamput getting hurt by the rake when it's stepped on.

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* ''Animation/{{Lamput}}'': In "Sleepwalking", a sleepwalking Slim Skinny Doc steps towards a rake on the ground. Lamput shapeshifts into a helmet to protect Slim Skinny Doc, leading to Lamput getting hurt by the rake when it's stepped on.
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* ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends'': Happens to Lumpy in "Letter Late Than Never" when trying to escape a hungry snapping turtle.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'': In "Giant Squidward", the Bikini Bottomites subdue a [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever gigantic Squidward]] by making him step on a giant rake - after using another rake to [[AgonyOfTheFeet pierce his foot]].

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* In ''VideoGame/{{Deception}} IV'', one of the many traps you can catch your enemies in is the Iron Rake, which has this effect. [[LethalJokeWeapon It's an extremely useful trap throughout the game]], as it charges fast, has no attribute and therefore no defense against it, has a very generous window to trap enemies in, and is one of the only tripping traps where you can control the direction they fall in.



* In [[VideoGame/{{Deception}}]] IV, one of the many traps you can catch your enemies in is the Iron Rake, which has this effect. [[LethalJokeWeapon It's an extremely useful trap throughout the game, as it charges fast, has no attribute and therefore no defense against it, has a very generous window to trap enemies in, and is one of the only tripping traps where you can control the direction they fall in.]]
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* In [[VideoGame/{{Deception}}]] IV, one of the many traps you can catch your enemies in is the Iron Rake, which has this effect. [[LethalJokeWeapon It's an extremely useful trap throughout the game, as it charges fast, has no attribute and therefore no defense against it, has a very generous window to trap enemies in, and is one of the only tripping traps where you can control the direction they fall in.]]
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* Referenced in ''ComicBook/AchilleTalon'', in a gag where Achille lists the various sources of humour [[MediumAwareness in comic books]]. He then adds that modern humour is usually meaner and goes on to step on a rake that has been fixed to the ground, impaling his foot on the rake's teeth.
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* This is the Level 2 Trap gag in ''VideoGame/ToontownOnline'', dealing 20 damage when fully trained, and 22 damage when organic. In ''Corporate Clash'', Prestige Trap deals more damage, with bonus damage to [[EliteMook Executive Cogs]].

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