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[[File:pika 8101.png|link=Pokémon (anime)|frame|Not pictured (nor present): long-term neurological and/or physiological damage.]]
 
 
From the same twisted laws of physics that allowed people to be [[Harmless Freezing|frozen without problems]] comes harmless electrocution! Whether it's cartoon, comedy or action film, electricity just doesn't seem as damaging as other hazards; no, at worst you'll fall over with a [[Non Sequitur Thud]] and be left with soot all over your clothes and face, and your hair all messed up. Despite briefly conducting enough juice to [[X-Ray Sparks|make your skeleton visible through your skin]], there'll be no lasting damage, even from the most traumatic [[Electric Torture]].
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'''[[You Keep Using That Word|Fun Fact]]:''' The strict definition of [http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/electrocution electrocution] is "to ''kill'' by electricity."<ref>Making the title of this trope an oxymoron.</ref> [http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/electrification Electrification], on the other hand, means "to charge with or subject to electricity."
 
Related [[trope]]s include [[X-Ray Sparks]] and [[Lightning Can Do Anything]], especially for lightning as a source of powers.
 
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* ''[[Pokémon (anime)|Pokémon]]'':
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