- Francine of American Dad! promptly deals this out to Snot when she believes he's drowning at the bottom of a pool, unaware he was actually role-playing The Little Mermaid with Steve, Barry and Toshi (Specifically, he was Sebastian). This kicks off an Escalating War between him and Steve when Steve vows to get even by getting the same thing with Snot's mom.
- This animation cel
from a cut scene in the Animaniacs episode "King Yakko" has Yakko pulling this off on Prime Minister Nurse. - In one episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Meatwad is surrounded and pinned by holographic popup windows of scantily-clad, busty women — with the faces of old men.
- Happens to Schnitzel in one episode of Chowder. You see, because of his and Chowder's behaving like babies, Mung had them sent to Baby Pound. The matron, Frau Broten, a giantess, in charge thought he was a upset baby and said, "Don't cry. I'll cradle you in my bosom!"
- Futurama
- In the episode "Insane in the Mainframe," Fry is let out of a robot insane asylum, brainwashed into thinking he's a robot and begins beeping. Devastated, Leela embraces Fry, pushing him up against her chest, causing him to beep more rapidly.
- In the episode "Why Must I Be a Crustacean in Love?", a female Decapodian named Edna, discovering that Fry had been teaching Dr. Zoidberg how to woo her in an attempt to help Zoidberg win her affections, becomes enamored with Fry and lures Fry to her apartment to try to seduce him. Zoidberg happens in upon the two as Edna is forcing herself on Fry and Edna professes her love for Fry, whilst pressing his face into her cleavage, muffling Fry's attempts to object.
- In the Justice League Unlimited episode "Dark Heart", Wonder Woman needs to carry the shrunken-down Atom into the midst of a horde of dangerous robots. While fighting her way through them with the Atom in one hand, Wonder Woman decides that she needs both hands, and promptly tucks the inch-high Atom into her cleavage. (Why? Well, not like she had a pocket...) He wisely says nothing (though he was supposed to in the original script), but looks quite pleased. According to writer Warren Ellis, when he questioned whether they would be able to keep the cleavage scene someone on the production crew assured them they would keep it in, reportedly saying, "We will defend the cleavage with our lives!" God bless them.
- In one episode of Pinky and the Brain, during a parody of Man of La Mancha, a woman hugs Brain and promptly loses him in her cleavage.
- In the Ren & Stimpy "Adult Party Cartoon" episode "Naked Beach Frenzy", Stimpy blocks Ren's view of a woman undressing at the beach, in anger he flings him out to the beach where he winds up stuck between the woman's breasts, he struggles to escape while she hugs him and her friends gather around and do the same to him, Ren gets jealous and tries to get them to do the same to him, but they mistake him for a crab and they get a lifeguard to beat him up.
- A Fan Disservice version in the original Ren & Stimpy episode "Mad Dog Hoek", where Ren gets squashed between his opponent's massive pecs.
- In one episode of Rick and Morty, Morty's older sister Summer innocently hugs him after a rescue in this manner, causing Morty to recoil after earlier events in the episode which suggested his math teacher subconsciously has sex dreams of her. Her presence in the math teachers mental harem is an indication that the teacher has repressed his "shocking urges" as they put it and Morty's reaction is due to the overwhelming disgust and revulsion he felt upon learning this.
- A running gag in the earlier episodes of Rocko's Modern Life involved Rocko winding up stuck between Gladys the Hippo's breasts, every time he would do so she would yell, "How dare you!" and beat him up.
- The boys in South Park set this up as part of a plan to snap Chef out of The Super Adventure Club's brainwashing. The woman in question is a very obese stripper. When her cleavage doesn't work at first, she then puts Chef's face between her asscheeks.
- In The Haunted World of El Superbeasto, Beasto, who's used to getting his way, tries to get close to stripper Velvet Von Black. She responds to his advances by beating the shit out of him with her inflatable breasts and buttocks. Later, after getting in a catfight with Suzi X, she uses her breasts to pummel Suzi.
- Total Drama World Tour
- In the episode "Broadway Baby", in a scene cut from the US version, Cody falls into the Statue of Liberty's boobs and almost gets killed. note
- And he has an over affectionate Stalker with a Crush who is One Head Taller than him. You do the math.
- And the show also has a male example, when Bridgette didn't let Noah hug her in Yukon, Owen happily grabs him and presses him against his chest.
- Happens very subtley to Woody Woodpecker in the cartoon A Fine Feathered Frenzy. He tried to run away from Gorgeous Gal who was a large elderly widow crow that fell in love with him at first sight. The Woodpecker opened a door, ran through it and bounced when he buried his face into her chest. She grabs him and Woody's head and hands are right where her large breasts would be (accentuated in other scenes), but since she is really overweight and five times bigger than the Woodpecker it isn't obvious right away. Gorgeous used this opportunity to kiss Woody on each cheek. He escapes even though it's not too long until she grabs him and plants more kisses on his lips.
- A deleted scene from Gravity Falls had this happen to Dipper as he and Wendy were trapped in the metal closet during the episode "Into the Bunker", when the drying mechanism pushed them together. While the series is very good at getting stuff past Disney's standards, even implying that Dipper has a "creepy internet history" in the very same episode, the scene just didn't make the cut. However, in the final product they are still mashed together in a similar manner, but for only half a second, not enough time for Dipper to fully experience the trope and be disturbed by it.
- A scene in Education for Death has Hitler subjected to Marshmallow Hell by a Germany represented by a Brawn Hilda type.
- In DuckTales (2017), we get a rare male/male example as Storkules is very glad to see Donald Duck.
- The SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Bossy Boots" has Pearl doing this to SpongeBob when he tries to help fire her after she admits to not actually wanting to work at the Kuddly Krab while still wanting to please Mr. Krabs. Granted, Pearl doesn't have much of a chest to speak of, but considering she's a whale three times the height of SpongeBob, it's only natural that his idea of her repaying him is, "quit trying to break me in half".
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