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* Moguralian β attemtps to do this in ''[[Undercover Cops]]'' when he's about to die. |
* Moguralian β attemtps to do this in ''[[Undercover Cops]]'' when he's about to die. |
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* Two examples in the [[Disgaea|Prinny series]]. In the first game, the boss Gourmet Ogre uses one as an attack. In the sequel one of the game's powerups let's you do a gas assisted jump to float. |
* Two examples in the [[Disgaea|Prinny series]]. In the first game, the boss Gourmet Ogre uses one as an attack. In the sequel one of the game's powerups let's you do a gas assisted jump to float. |
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** In ''[[Disgaea 4 |
** In ''[[Disgaea 4: A Promise Unforgotten]]'', the Dragon's first skill has it get sent into a sneezing fit by a stray feather that predictably ends with the target getting roasted, only the flames don't come from the dragon's mouth (The attack being called "Break Wind" kind of gives it away, though). |
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* In a long forgotten game known as ''Slaughter Sport'', you fight a gargoyle name "Guano" who has a said ability... |
* In a long forgotten game known as ''Slaughter Sport'', you fight a gargoyle name "Guano" who has a said ability... |
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** It's actually the sequel to an even less known PC game called ''Tongue of the Fat Man'', also known as ''Mondo's Fight Palace''. In it, the Behemoth has a similar attack. Though due to range issues it's far less useful then Guano's. |
** It's actually the sequel to an even less known PC game called ''Tongue of the Fat Man'', also known as ''Mondo's Fight Palace''. In it, the Behemoth has a similar attack. Though due to range issues it's far less useful then Guano's. |
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