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* In ''[[Naruto]]'', Tsunade poisons Jiraiya's drink, leaving him unable to fight at full strength against Orochimaru. It is implied that she was leaning toward accepting Orochimaru's offer at the time, then changed her mind later. |
* In ''[[Naruto]]'', Tsunade poisons Jiraiya's drink, leaving him unable to fight at full strength against Orochimaru. It is implied that she was leaning toward accepting Orochimaru's offer at the time, then changed her mind later. |
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* Subverted in ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist]]''. When Roy Mustang gets offered tea by {{spoiler|Fuhrer Bradley, who knows that he knows that he's a homunculus and tried to tell Central Command about it}}, he wonders if it's poisoned, but is told that it is not. |
* Subverted in ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist]]''. When Roy Mustang gets offered tea by {{spoiler|Fuhrer Bradley, who knows that he knows that he's a homunculus and tried to tell Central Command about it}}, he wonders if it's poisoned, but is told that it is not. |
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* Ciel in ''[[Black Butler]]'' wins {{spoiler|for his team a [[Cricket]] game}} by poisoning the {{spoiler|opposing team's}} meat pie. Luckily it was just a {{spoiler|cricket game}}, so he didn't resort to deadlier methods and only filled the pie with a purgative. |
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== Comicbooks == |
== Comicbooks == |
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