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{{quote|''"My blood! He-he punched out '''ALL MY BLOOD!'''"''
|'''The Scout'''|''[[Team Fortress 2|Meet the Sandwich]]', ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v{{=}}_prZ0JrbQrU Meet the Sandvich]'''}}

Blood is something you don't want to see. It indicates injury and mortality. But not always. Sometimes it [[Crosses the Line Twice]] and turns into comedy. May involve [[High-Pressure Blood]], a shower of [[Ludicrous Gibs]], or a serving of [[Chunky Salsa Rule|Chunky Salsa]], but whatever the details the victim is certain to be [[Overdrawn At the Blood Bank]].

See also [[Gorn]], [[Bloody Murder]]. Especially common in [[Black Comedy]].

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== [[Advertising]] ==
* The 10:10 "No Pressure" commercial features people and children being exploded bloodily because they can't or won't come up with ideas for reducing carbon emissions, and is intended to be humorous this way. Unfortunately very few people saw the humor (it also starts very seriously, and the people-bursting comes completely out of nowhere, creating definite [[Mood Dissonance]]) and were deeply offended or disturbed instead.
** See No Pressure (film) on [[That Other Wiki]] for details, since the Youtube version may have been edited.

== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* In ''[[Excel Saga (anime)|Excel Saga]]'''s 26th episode, "Going Too Far", the whole world ends up drowning in blood by the end, all puked up by Hyatt.
* ''[[Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-chan]]'': Multiple times per episode the main character is [[They Killed Kenny|horribly mutilated or brutally murdered only to be revived seconds later]].
* [[Axe Crazy|Ladd]] [[Psycho for Hire|Russo]] from ''[[Baccano!]]!'' is an example of this trope in the vein of [[Quentin Tarantino]]. When he hears gunshots he gets giddy to the point of SKIPPING TOWARD THE ACTION. Blood is something to celebrate and perhaps even dance in. This should be horrific except Ladd's [[Large Ham|hammy]] approach to it all makes him one of the comic relief characters.
** And then there's [[Torture Technician|Claire]], [[Pyromaniac|Nice]], and [[Butt Monkey|Dallas]]. This show is MOSTLY an example of this trope.
* In the anime ''[[3×3 Eyes]]'', the male protagonist Yakumo Fujii was made more or less immortal and is constantly dying or being killed. [[Good Thing You Can Heal]], Yakumo. The more he dies, the funnier it gets.
* A serious moment during Negi's [[Battle in the Center of the Mind]] in ''[[Mahou Sensei Negima]]'' used this as a quick gag when his [[High-Pressure Blood]] [http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v23/c207/8.html splattered all over] [[Butt Monkey|Chisame]].
{{quote|'''Chisame:''' GYAAAH!?
'''Rakan:''' ([[Sweat Drop|sweatdropping]]) This ''is'' bad. }}
** There's also the time where Rakan wanted to test Negi's strength by [[Hit Me Dammit|having Negi punch him as hard as he could]]. Cue a dramatic [[Smoke Shield]] moment...and then Jack coughs up a torrent of blood and socks Negi for punching too hard.
** At one point, Kaede gets slammed into a wall after getting blindsided by Ku Fei during a [[Training from Hell|training exercise]], prompting Anya to wonder if she was still alive. She then emerges from the rubble unharmed... except for a large fountain of blood from the forehead, [http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/v20/c181/7.html which she ignores].
* This is one of Izumi Curtis's shticks in ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist]]''. She's got nasty internal injuries, so often, in the middle of a [[Badass]] speech or right after beating up her students, she'll puke blood and have to be comforted by her husband. It's used dramatically too.
* ''[[Soul Eater]]'' often plays characters getting serious injuries (and usually shooting blood all over the place) for comedy. It helps that they're generally perfectly okay a minute later.
** Some fights go between comedy and serious; Stein fighting Crona, for example, as it starts with the child getting stabbed through the chest, clearly and rather abruptly.
* ''[[Saitama Chainsaw Shoujo]]'': The [[Axe Crazy]] protagonist Fumio's reaction to getting sprayed in the face after taking down someone standing between her and her target, the ex-boyfriend Takumi, could be taken as innuendo for a ''different'' kind of fluid.
{{quote|Fumio: ''"Ahh... But I had really wanted Takumi's blood to be the first on me."''}}
* In ''[[One Piece]]'', Sanji's many instances of [[Nosebleed]] are, without exception, played for laughs.  {{spoiler|Even when the blood loss almost kills him.}}
* Volume 5 of ''[[SPY×FAMILY]]'' has an [[Identical Panel Gag]] in which Anya is in has no blood on her, and then 2 more panels that are zoomed in on her one of which she is getting sprayed with blood and the other she has a lot of blood on her. Might be a comic implementation of slow motion.

== [[Comic Books]] ==
* ''[[Sin City]]'' often ventures into this camp, whether it's Marv grinding someone's face into the pavement as he drives, Jack Rafferty gradually being hacked up, or Shlubb and Klump being brutalized. The violence goes so over the top that it's just fun to watch. Sometimes.
* This is the main point of the ''Sinister [[Spider-Man]]'' mini-series from [[Dark Reign]]. The title character is secretly Venom... who eats people. For fun. At one point, {{spoiler|Venom half-digests a bad guy}}.
* In ''[[Finder]]'', there's a memorable scene where Jaeger, the hero, is suffering from auto-immune problems due to his overactive [[Healing Factor]] not having had enough to do for a while. He ends up secretly cutting himself in his girlfriend's bathroom, and gets carried away, leaving himself sliced to ribbons and the bathroom soaked in blood. At this point the girlfriend comes home unexpectedly, and he frantically and hilariously tries to wipe up the mess with towels, before panicking and jumping out of the window. The girlfriend muses sadly that she never had anybody kill himself '''and''' run away from her before.

== [[Fan Works]] ==
* Hilariously discussed [https://www.deviantart.com/theinsanedarkone/art/A-day-at-the-studios-846806516 here] in a [[DeviantArt]] pic where [[Final Fantasy VII|Tifa Lockhart]], [[Mortal Kombat|Cassie Cage]], [[Dead or Alive|Kasumi]], and [[Darkstalkers|Morrigan]] are discussing amongst themselves just ''why'' Ryona - the concept where their loyal fans are so eager to see them subjected to such brutal deaths - is so popular. Obviously, the poster  - who uses Ryona a lot - [[Take That, Critics!| was trying to explain it too.]]

== [[Film]] ==
* The Black Knight from ''[[Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]'' would not have been as funny without the geysers of blood sprouting from his severed limbs.
** In ''[[Monty Python's The Meaning of Life]]'', two men set about harvesting organs from a donor... A perfectly, healthy, conscious man who is quite unhappy about the whole affair, to say the least. Five minutes of horrific screaming and spurting blood manages to [[Crosses the Line Twice|cross the line]] so many times, we lost count. And from his point of view, with his hands occasionally coming into shot to grab back at the organs as they are ripped away.
* Michael Palin and Terry Gilliam also made ''Jabberwocky,'' set in the Middle Ages, with many examples of this trope. Most memorable was the king and princess getting repeatedly splattered with blood while observing a jousting tournament from the royal box and calmly discussing the outcome with a royal advisor.
* This is the entire point of the ''[[Evil Dead]]'' sequels. Especially the second movie.
** "Who's laughing now?!" We are, Ash. We are.
* Speaking of Sam Raimi, ''[[Drag Me to Hell]]'' has a [[High-Pressure Blood|high-pressure nosebleed]] that results in a [[Crowning Moment of Funny]].
* Several deaths from ''[[Hot Fuzz]]'', in particular, when the florist is stabbed in the neck, and when the church spire crushes the journalist.
** Though the best is {{spoiler|Simon Skinner's}} fate: impaled on the spire of a scale model church... ''through his chin''. He survives.
{{quote|I'm... going tho needh fome.. ''ife cream''...}}
* ''[[Dracula: Dead and Loving It]]'', when [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-52jun8NXs they're driving a stake into Lucy's heart], and...
{{quote|'''Harker''': ''There's so much blood!''
'''Van Helsing''': She just ate! }}
** Doubly funny because of the actor's reaction—he [[Enforced Method Acting|had not been told]] he would get drenched with ''750 liters'' of blood.
* ''[[Kung Pow! Enter the Fist]]'' has the scene where master Betty cuts off a man's toe and blood sprays out like this when he is walking. Compare this with the scene at the start of the movie where the Chosen One ''[[Refuge in Audacity|punches a clean hole in a man]]'' with no blood whatsoever, the surprised narrator [[Lampshade Hanging|commenting on this]] for [[Overly Long Gag|the next minute and a half]].
* The first ''[[The Addams Family]]'' movie, when Wednesday and Pugsley do a scene from ''[[Hamlet]]'', spraying prop blood all over the audience.
* Some have had this reaction to the throat-cutting scenes in ''[[Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (film)|Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street]]''. [[Soundtrack Dissonance|The juxtaposition of the violent action and the gentle song]] was funny enough, and the unrealistic geysers of blood just made it sillier.
* ''[[28 Days Later]]'' can cause this reaction in some people, particularly those who... er... know [[Overdrawn At the Blood Bank|how much blood is actually in a person]].
* Pick a [[Quentin Tarantino|Tarantino]] film of your choice. Well, except ''[[Reservoir Dogs]]''. Maybe.
** The blood fountains in ''[[Kill Bill]]'' in particular.
** Tarantino also collaborated with several other directors on ''[[Grindhouse]]''. The most hilariously over-the-top bits were in [[Robert Rodriguez]]' contribution, and Eli Roth's [[Real Trailer, Fake Movie|fake movie trailer]], ''Thanksgiving''.
* Speaking of [[Robert Rodriguez]], he indulged in this on the ''[[Sin City]]'' film, when the Neo-Nazi enthusiast of a torture specialist's work manages to get speared through by one of Deadly Little Miho's arrows, ask plaintively for medical assistance as the baddies read the attached note and make plans, then sigh in disgust as he's deserted and promptly shot through the head with Miho's follow-up shot.
* ''[[Repo! The Genetic Opera]]'' has 'Mark It Up', in which one half of the comic relief duo brutally stabs one of the women in his employ in the stomach for a minor offence. Throughout the scene, she's thrashing around, bleeding, choking, and dying in agony. Meanwhile, her murderer and his brother bicker in song over which of them will inherit their dad's company, throw human organs at [[Hello, Nurse!|scantily clad nurses]], and flirt with other women, who are apparently neither surprised nor concerned that one of their co-workers is dying at their feet. In fact, she goes completely ignored. This is widely considered to be the funniest scene in the movie.
* [[Peter Jackson]]'s ''[[Braindead]]''/''Dead Alive'', supposedly the inspiration for the term "splatstick."
** Which, according to [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0103873/trivia IMDB] is the bloodiest movie of all time, one scene having fake blood pumped at 5 gallons per second for a total of 300 liters (Two different listings). In a [[Crowning Moment of Awesome]], the protagonist slings a lawnmower over his shoulder with a rope and (almost literally) wades into a room full of zombies...
* The '''geyser''' of blood from the bed of Glen (Johnny Depp's character) in the first ''[[A Nightmare on Elm Street]]'' movie.
** Which continues to flow ''on the ceiling''. Epic.
* Hong Kong film ''[[Riki-Oh|Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky]]''. Source of the infamous "head crush" clip from ''[[The Daily Show]]''.
* German [[Scare'Em Straight]] workplace-safety parody film ''[[Forklift Driver Klaus]]'' descends to this at the end. One poor guy gets cut in half, survives...and gets cut in half again!
** Made only funnier by the reaction shots from the headless forklift driver.
* In the commentary for ''[[Sleepy Hollow (Film)|Sleepy Hollow]]'', Tim Burton admitted that he attempted to find as many opportunities as possible to have Johnny Depp's character sprayed in the face with blood.
* There's a scene in the otherwise mediocre and forgettable werewolf movie ''[[Cursed (2005 film)|Cursed]]'' that has a bitchy cheerleader trying to crawl away from the site of her crashed car/werewolf attack. When she notices that she's not getting very far, she looks down at her legs to discover... ''she's been ripped in half''.
* The [[Cutaway Gag]] in the tv-movie ''[[Dark Night Of The Scarecrow]]'' when the first revenge victim falls into a running woodchipper and the scene abruptly cuts to a closeup of a blob of strawberry jam landing on a plate.
* ''[[Shaun of the Dead]]'' definitely deserves a mention on this page.
* ''[[Piranha 3D]]'', [[Gorn|'nuff said]].
{{quote|*Points to zombie bloodstain on Shaun's shirt* "You've got red on you." }}
* ''[[District 9]]'' is a totally serious film, albeit laced with a dark streak of [[Black Comedy|black humour]]. This does not make the effects of alien weaponry on people any less hilarious. Or AWESOME.
* When "[[Machete]]" rappels down the side of a building.... with a mooks' intestines
* The first part of ''[[A Serious Man]]'' involves a fauxlk tale of a man who invites another man in... only to find that his wife had heard that the man he was supposed to be had died. Believing him to be a ''[[wikipedia:Dybbuk|dybbuk]]'', she stabs him. The humor comes from the man treating this as a mere ''social slight'' as blood comes out of his chest. Knowing when he isn't wanted, he gets up, and leaves into the night.
* ''[[Cannibal! The Musical]]'' goes into hilariously graphic detail of members of the [[No Party Like the Donner Party|Donner Party eating each other.]]
* ''[[Galaxy Quest]]'' has a rather graphic transporter failure in which an alien creature is beamed aboard the spaceship with most of its parts in the wrong places. It survives for a little while before exploding, which does nothing to reassure a crew member that the transporter will work on him.
* Pick a [[Troma]] film. ''Any'' [[Troma]] film.
* ''[[Tokyo Gore Police]]'' cranks this [[Up to Eleven]].
* ''[[Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy]]'' has {{spoiler|Channel 2's news anchor losing both arms}}.
* The imagination scene in ''[[Superbad]]''.

== [[Live-Action TV]] ==
* ''[[Scrubs]]'': In the season three episode "My Tormented Mentor," when Cox and Kelso fight over Dr Miller, they are shown tearing off her arms and beating one another with them. She looks unimpressed as blood pumps from the stumps.
* ''[[Friends]]'': in the season five episode "The One With All The Thanksgivings," Phoebe has two past life flashbacks involving being a nurse in a war. In both, her left arm is blown off, and we see copious blood pump from the wound as she shouts for more gauze.
* An old ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' sketch has a Julia Child parody "cut the dickens out of [her] thumb," and subsequently bleed all over the set while trying to continue as though nothing had happened. As with most classic SNL, very funny.
** Acupuncture gone wrong [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPvH6Q7KNxs]
* ''[[Breaking Bad]]'' did it in particularly graphic fashion (being a cable show and all)... Jesse tries to dispose of a body by placing it in a bathtub and dissolving it with acid. When the bathtub dissolves instead and what's left of the body falls through the ceiling, what was once a human corpse has been reduced to liquid form. The camera lingers on the gory mess long enough that there is some [[Squick]] factor, but I defy you to watch the scene and not laugh.
** In the next season, we get to witness a junkie's head getting crushed by an ATM.
* ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]'' has [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1-NpyaOWV0 the Sam Peckinpah version of "Salad Days"], followed by "Philip Jenkinson" getting machine-gunned to death in slow motion for ''sniffing too much''. Which, just to cool things down a bit, was followed by [[Relax-O-Vision|two minutes of waves crashing against a beach]] (although that was ostensibly to fill out the time after the episode ran short).
* ''[[Mad Men]]'' also does it rather graphically in "Guy Walks Into an Advertising Agency," when the person who is supposed to replace Layne Pryce gets his foot run over by a riding lawnmower, splattering several bystanders with blood.
* ''[[Mad TV]]'' has Paul Timberman, a woodworker that constantly injures himself using tools. [[High-Pressure Blood|And]] [[Fingore|boy]] [[Eye Scream|does]] [[Chunky Salsa Rule|he]] [[Your Head Asplode|injure]] [[Ludicrous Gibs|himself.]]
** A later season skit has [[John Madden]] do this to himself while assembling a birdhouse using ordinary handheld power tools.
* ''[[Victorious]]'' In "Tori Gets Stuck" Robbie picks up a bag of blood Tori just donated only to drop it causing it to explode and splatter the both of them.
* The relationship between this trope and [[Crosses the Line Twice]] is discussed by comedy writer Matt Albie on ''[[Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip]]''—he complains about an (unseen) sketch, "[[Quentin Tarantino]]'s Hallmark Movie 'Turkey Won't Die'", that a clueless special-effects guy ruins by curtailing the scripted excessive blood;
{{quote|'''Matt''': If [[High-Pressure Blood|geysers of blood are gushing out]], then I get the Tarantino joke, and it's funny. If it's just a 'realistic' amount of blood, then it's ''[[Squick|extremely]]'' [[Squick|disturbing!]]}}

== [[Music]] ==
* That's how "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H87cdtFuROM Duck Grinder]" by Powerglove begins.
* The song ''Schlaflied'' (Lullaby) by german band Die Ärzte is all about this. While it's entirely in the style of a nursing rhyme and is constantly getting more bizare and gorier.

== [[Oral Tradition]], [[Folklore]], Myths and Legends ==
* In [[Norse Mythology]], part of the creation story can be viewed this way, making this [[Older Than They Think]]. When the frost giant Ymir is murdered for no particular reason, he bleeds so much a race of ''giants'' drown in his blood. Except for two, because they had a ''boat''.
** Then Odin and his brothers used the flesh and blood of Ymir to make Midgard. They made the sky from his skull. The blood? We call that the "ocean".

== [[Tabletop Games]] ==
* ''[[Warhammer 40,000]]'' - the Orks. The universe otherwise uses such horrendous deaths to enhance the [[Grimdark]].
** [[Crosses the Line Twice|Orks crosses da line]] <s>once</s> <s>twice</s> [[More Dakka]]!
* ''[[The Spoils]]'' seems to aim for this, often including sardonic one-liners as flavor text on its more [[Gorn|gruesome]] cards.

== [[Video Games]] ==
* The entire purpose of the Bloody Mess trait/perk in the ''[[Fallout]]'' series, and a good amount of combat besides. In ''[[Fallout 3]]'', even without the perk, a grenades or gunshots can blow limbs or faces off, and the first time a headshot [[Off with His Head|blows a person's entire head off]] or ''[[Your Head Asplode|away]]'' (It seems to work like this: limbs are torn off by a fatal attack being delivered to that area on the target, and they explode if said area was crippled. With the Bloody Mess perk, dismemberment happens just because.), it's rather grotesque. After a few times seeing [[Ludicrous Gibs|eyeballs rain down]], though it quickly launches into the humor category.
** Especially when you have done this by launching a teddy bear at them.
** A personal favourite is Bloody Mess + Dinner Plate = the victim's limbs and head exploding in different directions.
** In ''[[Fallout 3]]'' Moira will eventually give you a chemical that was supposed to drive off molerats. Instead their heads explode.
** Presenting "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwVDgTxr7fM Forty Frag Mines and One Old Man]". ''Hi-larious''. See also [[Video Game Cruelty Potential]].
** The Fallout 1/2 animations were even better. Blowing someone up with a shotgun would shoot a gigantic hole in the target that disintegrates the arm and turns the torso into a crescent-shaped mess. It really has to be seen to be believed.
* ''[[MadWorld]]'' has violence so over the top it's impossible to take seriously. Jam a pole through a mook's face? Sure! Throw him into a dumpster with spikes on the edge, which then drop and bisect him? Why not! Take his friend and slam him on a spiked wall ''five times''? Go ahead! And don't forget, the more horribly you maim them, the better you score!
* ''[[American McGee's Grimm]]'' just loves its ridiculously bloody cartoon violence.
* The sheer, unbelievable quantity of gore in ''[[Rise of the Triad]]'' with the [[Fun with Acronyms|Engine Killing Gibs]] cheat activated qualifies, especially with ''severed hands wagging their middle fingers'' flying across the screen.
* The ''[[Mortal Kombat]]'' series in general tended in this direction. The blood was so copious from every single punch that a few seconds would be expected to exsanguinate the player, and fatalities were often so over the top it became hilarious. Self parodied with the Babalities and Animalities.
* ''[[Dwarf Fortress]]'' Adventure Mode: The game where you can beat dragons to death [[Good Bad Bugs|with a sock]] or go on a genocidal rampage with a severed elf leg.
** Toady's developer log is great resource for this:
{{quote|"During the test (a 20 sword free-for-all), a guy got stabbed in the lower body twice, his guts popped out, and then a third guy came up and severed his exposed guts, so that all seems to be working."
"The dwarf Zach had selected didn't have any surgical experience. As I was watching, blood splattered on the walls and floor, and another dwarf ran over to diagnose the patient again, while the dabbling surgeon moved between repairing the compound fracture and trying to stop bleeding from malpractice. Eventually it was time to suture up the wound, and the dabbling surgeon did this... then again... then again... our poor patient had four sutures in his left wrist before I got the bug figured out." }}
** There's also the joy of building [[Rube Goldberg Hates Your Guts|overcomplicated deathtraps]] and [[Shark Pool]]s. [[Cruel Player Character God|Fortress Mode]] lets you drop goblins onto walls of [[Unobtanium|adamantine]] buzzsaws, splattering blood for dozens of feet around. You ''will'' start grinning after seeing a few would-be invaders reduced to [[Chunky Salsa Rule|goblin salsa]]. And then there's magma.
* This can happen with a little effort (or luck) in a few of the ''[[Star Wars: Dark Forces|Jedi Knight]]'' games. By activating the dismemberment cheat, enemies who have their hands cut off by your lightsaber will fall to their knees and grab their severed wrist in agony for a few seconds, before falling down dead. If you quickly severe their ''head'' during that animation, the now-headless body will continue lamenting the loss of its hand.
* There was a tiny little game called Jump'n'Bump, featuring ''very'' cute little rabbits that the players controlled. Very cute, until you realised the point of the game was to jump on top of the other rabbits, resulting in an explosion of bloody rabbit parts.
* ''[[Gears of War]]'' has always had some downright brutal deaths, but Gears 3 features a unique execution for the Locust where they [[Grievous Harm with a Body|tear off their victim's arm and beat them to death with it.]]
* ''[[Dead Rising]]'' features a few ways, though most notable is [[This Is a Drill|The Excavator.]] Impale a zombie with it, and let the laughs ensue as you walk around, spinning zombie corpse beating down other zombies with its flailing limbs.
* ''[[Team Fortress 2]]'' often takes this route, most notably when your character meets an explosive death and the game enthusiastically points out where your scattered bits are in the subsequent screenshot. Several of the "Meet the Team" sketches also wander into this trope's territory, such as "Meet the Sandvich," from which the first of the two page quotes was taken. What makes the deaths even funnier is that the characters all look like they're from a [[Pixar]] movie.
* The whole point of ''[[MadWorld]]'' is to kill enemies in the most creative, elaborate ways to score more points. The gore is so over the top that things that would normally be morbid just [[Crosses the Line Twice|run right back into funny]]. The executions of the bosses, often with their own weapons, are particularly ridiculous.
* Much like ''[[MadWorld]]'', ''[[Bulletstorm]]'' combines this with [[The Joys of Torturing Mooks]]. You get points for turning enemies into human fireworks, feeding them to local wildlife, bowling them over with cannonballs, kicking them into spikes, live wires, off cliffs... If you're brutal enough, the other mooks stop to gawk. It's a rather samey FPS, if you play it like an actual shooter and not a [[Murder Simulator]].

== [[Web Animation]] ==
* ''[[Happy Tree Friends]]'' is the ultimate embodiment of this trope. Watch an episode, and Bloody Hilarious is absolutely guaranteed.
* ''[[Goodbye Kitty]]'' is similar to the above, except it's always one character (Black Kitty) who suffers the abuse.

== [[Web Comics]] ==
* ''[[8-Bit Theater]]'' does this a lot, usually either ''to'' or ''because of'' [[Chew Toy|Black Mage]]. To be fair, though, BM had nothing to do with the geysers of blood resulting from Black Belt's second death.
** Except indirectly - he was the one who turned BB to stone.
*** And dumped his body head-first into a lake of Mountain Dew.
* ''[[Chopping Block]]''. After all, there's <s>bloody good</s> ''some'' reason why it was named so. "Butch always felt the term 'gallows humour', while accurate, was redundant."
* [[Running Gag|In many]] of the comic strips featuring Taro in his job as a butcher in ''[[Sakana (Webcomic)|Sakana]]'' he cuts fish with such a vigor that the [[High-Pressure Blood|blood splatters all over the place.]] [[Sakana (Webcomic)/Funny|And it ALWAYS leads to hilarious situations]].
* ''[[Penny Arcade]]'' does this occasionally. The best example has to be Gabe's soulution for the [http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2004/10/11/ hiccups].
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20151229201413/http://www.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=000711 Done] [http://www.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=070407 many] [https://web.archive.org/web/20150201230500/http://www.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=080912 times] [http://www.sluggy.com/daily.php?date=040603 in] ''[[Sluggy Freelance]]''. It helps when half of all violent acts are represented by the sound effect "Glitch!"
* Bloody Hilarious gets mixed with [[Gorn]] in ''[[Carnies]]''.
* Richard in ''[[Looking for Group]]''—way too many examples to list.
** The best one might be [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcbazH6aE2g the movie trailer.]
* ''[[Bob and George]]'' uses this trope in one [http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/040305 series] [http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/040306 of] [http://www.bobandgeorge.com/archives/040307 strips].
{{quote|'''Proto Man:''' For Christ's sake! Doesn't this room have a drain?!}}
* ''[[Bug Martini|Bug]]'' and [https://web.archive.org/web/20130518095956/http://www.bugcomic.com/comics/im-confused/ a flock of geese]. ([http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H87cdtFuROM In case you want some background music with this])
* ''[[The Water Phoenix King]]'' uses this trope several times, particularly in Chapter 1 ([[Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism|Setting the tone?]]) and the Commander has some good ones, as a [[Deadpan Snarker]], too:
{{quote|'''Bandit:''' Well, look at this. Little ''girl'' got herself a ''sword.'' I say we take her back-- '''''[[Stock Scream|AAAAH]]!'''''
'''War-Weasel Handler:''' Kill, my pet. '''''[[Stock Scream|AAAAAHhhh]]'''''
'''Arduna:''' Guess ''their'' passage spilled out here, too. Sorry. Guess I shouldn't say, ''"spilled out."''
'''Corva:''' [[Defiant to The End|Can I have my hatchet back?]] }}

== [[Web Original]] ==
* ''[[Ruby Quest (Roleplay)|Ruby Quest]]'' combines this with a subversion of [[These Hands Have Killed]] during  {{spoiler|the last run to escape, when Tom encounters Filbert while carrying Jay - Tom thought that was pretty cool.}}
* The "Teen Girl Squad" segments of ''[[Homestar Runner]]'' are prime examples - crudely-drawn stick figures being killed in ridiculous ways.
* In ''[[Italian Spiderman]]'', whenever the eponymous hero kills with his hands, the wounds he inflicts are ridiculously over the top. In one instance, he gorily decapitates a [[Mook]] with one hand.
* [[YouTube]] videos like Tha Cliff
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=10&v=zEEqgzwyQ04 Juliet Starling advertises Zom-B-Gone]. This gag commercial was something of a preview for ''[[Lollipop Chainsaw]]'', which was released two months later.

== [[Western Animation]] ==
* ''[[Metalocalypse]]''
* ''[[Aqua Teen Hunger Force (Animation)|Aqua Teen Hunger Force]]''
* ''[[Squidbillies]]'', most of the time from the Sheriff(s) and Rusty
* [[Don Hertzfeldt]]'s ''[[Rejected]]''.
{{quote|"My anus is bleeding!"
"Yaaaaaaaay!" }}
* ''[[Drawn Together]]''.
* ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Itchy And Scratchy Show.]]''
* ''Loads'' of this in ''[[South Park]]''. Especially with regards to [[They Killed Kenny|Kenny's various deaths]]. (There are also less graphic variants, like [[Every Car Is a Pinto|vehicles exploding for no reason]].)
* ''[[Superjail (Animation)|Superjail]]''
* Most of Brock Samson's kills in ''[[The Venture Brothers]]''.
* ''[[Robot Chicken]]'' has a ''[[Mortal Kombat]]'' skit in which Johnny Cage recovers from Kano's Fatality through a heartwarming montage, only to have Kano do it again at his welcome back party.
* ''[[Celebrity Deathmatch]]''.
* The ''[[Beavis and Butthead]]'' episodes "Nose Bleed" and "Woodshop".
* ''[[Helluva Boss]]'' is [[Denser and Wackier]] than [[Hazbin Hotel|its sister series]], but also [[Bloodier and Gorier]].
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