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* ''Anime/CowboyBebop'': Mad Pierrot meets his end in an abandoned amusement park after Spike throws a knife at him. Since it's too slow a projectile to be stopped by Pierrot's forcefield, it hits his leg and wounds him, the first injury he's suffered that he can remember. He's so distracted by the pain that he doesn't realize he's in the path of a parade of robot mascots, and he ends up getting crushed by one of them.
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* The Female Titan does this to several soldiers while she slaughters her way through the Survey Corps in ''Manga/AttackOnTitan'', most egregiously to [[spoiler:TeamMom Petra.]]
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* ''Manga/AttackOnTitan'': The Female Titan does this to several soldiers while she slaughters her way through the Survey Corps in ''Manga/AttackOnTitan'', Corps, most egregiously to [[spoiler:TeamMom Petra.]]
** [[spoiler:The absolutely-massive Titans summoned by Eren to carry out the Rumbling do this to ''80% of all of humanity''.]]
** [[spoiler:The absolutely-massive Titans summoned by Eren to carry out the Rumbling do this to ''80% of all of humanity''.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': In a scene reminiscent of the one from ''Flight 714'', Mr. Burns threatens to crush someone "like a bug, I tell you, like a BUG!" and then proves too feeble to crush an ant. He steps on it, but it walks away unharmed.
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** In a scene reminiscent of the one from ''Flight 714'', Mr. Burns threatens to crush someone "like a bug, I tell you, like a BUG!" and then proves too feeble to crush an ant. He steps on it, but it walks awayunharmed.unharmed.
** In the episode ''Cape Feare'', Sideshow Bob lies on the road after [[UndersideRide hiding under a car]] and taunts Bart that there's no harm in laying on the road. Immediately after, he gets trampled by a marching band complete with a pack of elephants.
** In a scene reminiscent of the one from ''Flight 714'', Mr. Burns threatens to crush someone "like a bug, I tell you, like a BUG!" and then proves too feeble to crush an ant. He steps on it, but it walks away
** In the episode ''Cape Feare'', Sideshow Bob lies on the road after [[UndersideRide hiding under a car]] and taunts Bart that there's no harm in laying on the road. Immediately after, he gets trampled by a marching band complete with a pack of elephants.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', this is downplayed. The audience's first look at Mei's red panda form is two huge furry red feet crushing Mei's bunny slippers.
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* ''Franchise/MenInBlack''
** The second films main antagonist (the sexy yet sadistic Serleena) makes sure to trample over the corpse of an alien she had just interrogated and murdered.
** The second films main antagonist (the sexy yet sadistic Serleena) makes sure to trample over the corpse of an alien she had just interrogated and murdered.
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**''Franchise/MenInBlack'': The second films main antagonist (the sexy yet sadistic Serleena) makes sure to trample over the corpse of an alien she had just interrogated and murdered.
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** Downplayed a little in that said weasely backstabbing guy ''probably'' didn't do it on purpose, seeing as he was rather too preoccupied with fleeing in terror for anything clever like making sure there was a decoy behind him.
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* ''Literature/TheMermaid'': The first time Amelia is exhibited as a mermaid, the crowd rushes the stage, and a woman falls and is trampled to death. After everyone leaves, Amelia is horrified to find her bloodied, broken body in an aisle. She almost quits over it. P.T. Barnum hires guards to prevent it from happening again.
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* ''WesternAnimation/JimmyNeutron'' has a coach that orders his grade school age charges to do this to each other.
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* ''WesternAnimation/JimmyNeutron'' ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfJimmyNeutronBoyGenius'' has a coach that orders his grade school age charges to do this to each other.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Anastasia}}'': Rasputin steps over a drinking glass that a guest at the ball had dropped as he makes his evil PowerWalk through the crowd. Given a nice CallBack later at the end of the film, when Anastasia [[spoiler: destroys his reliquary by stepping on it multiple times, dedicating the blows to her family, Dimitri, and to Rasputin himself--"''Da svidanya!"'']]
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Anastasia}}'': Rasputin steps over a drinking glass that a guest at the ball had dropped as he makes his evil PowerWalk MenacingStroll through the crowd. Given a nice CallBack later at the end of the film, when Anastasia [[spoiler: destroys his reliquary by stepping on it multiple times, dedicating the blows to her family, Dimitri, and to Rasputin himself--"''Da svidanya!"'']]
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Compare GiantFootOfStomping and FearsomeFoot. Named after (but has absolutely nothing to do with) a song by Music/LedZeppelin. Not related to CurbStompBattle, although a particularly brutal one-sided fight may involve actual stomping. If the villain ''intentionally'' uses their foot to trample an object of sentimental value to a character, that's CrushTheKeepsake.
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Compare GiantFootOfStomping and FearsomeFoot. Can be considered a SubTrope of CrueltyByFeet. Named after (but has absolutely nothing to do with) a song by Music/LedZeppelin. Not related to CurbStompBattle, although a particularly brutal one-sided fight may involve actual stomping. If the villain ''intentionally'' uses their foot to trample an object of sentimental value to a character, that's CrushTheKeepsake.
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* Subverted in ''[[ComicBook/{{Tintin}} Flight 714]]'', where Rastapopoulos boasts that he will crush Tintin as he crushes "this insignificant spider!" The spider then manages to elude at least five of his attempts to step on it, reducing Rastapopoulos to incoherent rage ("'''FDJRK'''").
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* ''Franchise/{{Tintin}}'': Subverted in ''[[ComicBook/{{Tintin}} ''[[Recap/TintinFlight714 Flight 714]]'', where Rastapopoulos boasts that he will crush Tintin as he crushes "this insignificant spider!" The spider then manages to elude at least five of his attempts to step on it, reducing Rastapopoulos to incoherent rage ("'''FDJRK'''").
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* While massacring a village, the sadistic 7 foot tall mercenary, Barracuda, from ''ComicBook/FuryMax'' slices open a pregnant woman's belly causing her unborn child to spill out. She follows up that deranged act by slowly crushing the squealing baby beneath her large boot. All while grinning widely.
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* [[Franchise/SuperMarioBros Yoshi]]'s Final Smash in ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosUltimate'' involves the target [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7tUKUYhw24 getting trampled by a stampede of Yoshis of varying colours]], as a [[ProductionThrowback nod]] to [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXs4-M-ZiOg&t=35s the intro cinematic]] of ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosMelee''.
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* A divine figure standing on a fallen enemy is a common theme in Hinduism. The most famous example is likely Kali.
