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See also [[Farts on Fire]] and [[Rump Roast]]. [[I Thought It Meant|Not to be confused with]] the [[Amusing Injuries|hilarious results]] of sitting on hot things.
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== Anime &and Manga ==
 
* [[Robot Girl|Chachamaru]] of ''[[Mahou Sensei Negima]]'' sprouts a jetpack from her back in this manner. Though she herself is undoubtedly resistant to heat, her standard issue school uniform always remains unsinged (might also be a case of [[Magic Pants]] since the jets appear through her blouse and blazer).
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* ''King Of The Rocketmen''
* ''[[The Rocketeer (film)|The Rocketeer]]'' tries to [[Hand Wave|handwave]] this by suggesting that the alcohol-based fuel will result in a cooler flame (which is true)-- but said fuel will not produce nearly enough energy. Points for trying, though.
*** In fact, the Rocketeer is flat out bizarrely inconsistent about this - in one scene, the jets set fire to the set, but in another a sheet is directly exposed to the flames for several seconds without even being singed.
* ''[[Minority Report]]'', anyone? It gets even more ridiculous when the protagonist is fighting a jetpack-equipped police officer ''inside an apartment'' without the (blue-hot) jet exhaust setting anything on fire.
** Though to be fair, the exhaust flame ''does'' set a few other things on fire. Which is more realism than you'll generally see in a movie jetpack.
* [[Star Wars|Boba and Jango Fett.]] Though they are wearing what is likely heat-resistant armor. Averted by other Mandalorians in the EU, who make use of a skirt like ''Kama'', which is made out of flame retardant materials to protect their leges.
* Averted in ''[[Thunderball]]'', which has a real frickin' jetpack. (thoughThough the sound effect was changed because [[Reality Is Unrealistic]].)
 
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== Live Action TV ==
 
* Actor Robert Duncan McNeill recounted at a recent{{when}} Con of his time as Tom Paris on ''[[Star Trek: Voyager]]'' that his rear did catch fire from the jetpack in a "Captain Proton" episode. The on site nurse had him drop trou right there to make sure everything was all right. He claims Tim Russ has photos.
* At least approached in ''[[Upright Citizens Brigade]]'' episode "The Story of the Toad", in which Antoine asks two prostitutes, "Hey... How would you ladies like to make love while wearing a jetpack?" but then cautions, "We can't do it doggy style though, you'll set me on fire."
 
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* Aversions in ''[[Batman Beyond]]'', and ''[[Static Shock]]'': Both Terry and Richie have jets, but they're mounted on their 'feet'', rather than their backs.
** And by extension, any character that opts for Jet-Boots over a Jet-pack.
* Also, the movie ''[[Batman: The Animated Series|Batman - Mask of the Phantasm]]'' shows the Joker using a jetpack with exhausts on the shoulders.
* Brought up in ''[[El Tigre]]'', where Manny rejects [[Dating Catwoman|BlackCuervo's]] [[We Can Rule Together]] offer with a jetpack for incentive. (Which Manny really, really wants) As Cuervo flies off, Manny tries to console himself by talking about this trope.
{{quote|'''Cuervo:''' There's a cooling fan!