History Main / TantrumThrowing

* ''Manga/OnePiece'': The Pirate Lord Big Mom is known for throwing epic tantrums whenever she gets a craving for a particular food, and can only be stopped when said food is given to her.

* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1DNtxOO0DI&t=1m48s In the extended Season 2 trailer,]] a wrathful Louis de Pointe du Lac throws a cup of blood at ''The Storm on the Sea of Galilee'' painting by Creator/RembrandtVanRijn that's hanging on his dining room wall.

* ''Fanfic/YouAreNotAtFault'': Discussed. Asuka ponders she needs to find a calmer way to deal with her issues because past methods like throwing her possessions at people did not really help.

* In ''Webcomic/FamilyMan'', Luther [[http://www.lutherlevy.com/?p=96 upended a table]] after his thesis was unfairly rejected.

* ''WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug'': InvokedTrope by Gabriel Agreste in "[[Recap/MiraculousLadybugS02E01TheCollector The Collector]]". He does trash his office, throwing down paintings and sculptures around, but if he ''is'' furious toward Adrien for stealing his spellbook, [[spoiler:the real reason is to make it look more believable to Ladybug and Cat Noir that he was overrun by negative emotions and thus akumatized]].

* ''WesternAnimation/StarTrekLowerDecks'': Beckett Mariner throws one in the first episode of Season 3 as she watches a news broadcast of her mother's incarceration and trial for [[FalseFlagOperation "allegedly" planting a bomb that destroyed the Pakled Homeworld]]. Her father is less than pleased, not only because she refuses to trust the legal system of the Federation, but also because she's taking it out on his collection of plants.

* ''Literature/HalfLife'': Blanche, a {{conjoined twin|s}} who's long been unconscious, starts to show signs of life by randomly throwing things, much to the disturbance of her other half Nora.
* ''Literature/{{Harmony|2016}}'': When Scott takes Iris into his office to reprimand her for intentionally scaring the guest campers, he gets so mad that he throws a stapler at the wall, chipping the paint.

Not to be confused with just being about tantrums in general; [[JustForPun the title is a pun]].

* ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse'': After Gwen is cast out of the Spider-Society and sent back to her birth universe, she takes out her frustration on a large container first by punching it, and then throwing it away with her SuperStrength.

* ''Series/Supernanny'': In "The Young Family", Shelby throws books all over the floor twice while being placed in time-out, and at one point throws a doll at her mother.

* ''Series/Supernanny'': Several examples of this in families, but one notable example in "The Young Family" is Shermie and Shelby to 13-year old Dylan. They constantly invade his room and touch his things, and he feels like he has to be a parent to them over his actual parents.

* ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManAcrossTheSpiderVerse'': After Gwen is cast out of the Spider-Society and sent back to her birth universe, she takes out her frustration on a large container first by pushing it, and then throwing it away with her SuperStrength.

** ''AvengersEndgame'': After coming back from the Time Heist and learning that Natasha had to sacrifice herself for the Soul Stone, Bruce grabs a bench and throws it over the lake with all of his Hulk strength.

* ''Literature/CanYouSeeMe'': In ''Ways to Be Me'', Tally has a habit of throwing things around when she's really upset. She becomes somewhat calmer by the next two books.

* During his tantrum at the end of ''Film/TheRoom'', Johnny at one point throws a television set out his window.

* ''Literature/ApolloAutism'': When the Strongs play [[TabletopGame/{{Mouse Trap|1963}}, Tommy takes the game very seriously. He throws his yellow mouse whenever anyone steals his cheese.

** ''Film/ThorRagnarok:'' During an argument between Hulk and Thor, Hulk just grabs whatever's nearest and throws it at Thor, such as a shield he was using as a plate, and an axe.

* In ''Webcomic/{{Spinnerette}}'', when Sahira [[spoiler:briefly gets spinnerette powers, complete with extra arms,]] she throws an object-throwing fit [[spoiler:which culminates in accidentally defenestrating Spinnerette herself.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/WorkItOutWombats'': In "Zoom In Zadie," Mr. E keeps throwing tantrums [[{{Manchild}} like a child]] when he can't draw perfect squares, including tossing his failed squares all over the place.

->''"Sometimes there are just not enough rocks."''