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Chowder wants to express himself, and gets sent to his room for talking back to Mung.
A number of dead baby jokes go along these lines: How many dead babies does it take to paint a wall? Depends how hard you throw them.Tired of everyone bossing him around, Chowder discovers a place where anything he draws comes to life, and rules over what he dubs "Chowderland."Ĭhowder becomes frustrated after Mung, Truffles and Shnitzel keep telling him everything he's doing is wrong. However, this doesn't actually happen in-game. In Skullgirls, the character Peacock mentions the trope by name in her battle introduction. Blood: Caleb actually says "I'm gonna paint the town red" at the beginning of one level. At any given time, you will be deluged with dozens upon dozens of monsters, each of which leaves a big puddle of blood, limbs, and guts when it dies. Especially in the latest version, where bathing is a bit broken so attempts by dwarves to wash all that blood and vomit from battles off results in a giant puddle of blood all over the floor. Ninja Gaiden II (2008) makes you able to cover the places you go through with blood from your enemies. Chakona Space: In a recent story set in Neal Foster's more distant past, he doesn't paint the town so much as the ceilings of a starship's bridge and sickbay. Brock Samson has performed this on occasion in The Venture Brothers. They take casualties of something like 50% before they manage to surrender.) (One of them was about forty thousand or so troops disembarking off their ships to discover that Raj's men are waiting in ambush - with rifles and field guns. A Discussed Trope - Raj notes that it's the first (or one of the few) times he's literally seen streets run red, and this is basically because an entire army got massacred on each occasion. #PAINT THE TOWN RED GAME WIKIPEDIA SERIES#
On a few occasions in the General series by David Drake, this occurs. Averted in many fights in The Dresden Files series thanks to the fact that creatures from the Nevernever have auto-cleanup on destruction. The first Gamers film had a rather spectacular example from the Ludicrous Gibs side of this trope, after Nimble decides to backstab Hunk. When the protagonist takes over the duties of sheriff, he has the town painted red and renamed Hell before the shooting starts. Literal example in Clint Eastwood's High Plains Drifter. In Watchmen, Doctor Manhattan is shown once using his powers to turn a bunch of thugs into chunky, red paint. Happens quite frequently in Highschool of the Dead, thanks to the zombies. The comic and film open with a crew cleaning up his mess. This is the signature of the titular Ichi the Killer. One must wonder how long it took to clean all that up. In the second Rebuild of Evangelion movie, Sahaquiel's death is changed so that the Angel explodes into a gigantic wave of blood, which then washes over Tokyo-3. Often used to imply or enhance the amount of incredible violence that the Angels and EVAs are capable of in Neon Genesis Evangelion, most memorably when Gendo orders the autopilot to take over and destroy the EVA being piloted by Touji after an Angel hijacks it. In the Blood: The Last Vampire movie, Saya wasn't afraid of doing this, even in front of a nurse who didn't have the foggiest idea of what was going on. Commonplace in Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan, often played for laughs. Seras invokes this trope once, literally smearing her opponent all over a wall. In Hellsing, this is Alucard's favorite activity. Zoro from One Piece revels in this trope. And it later becomes commonplace for Wrath/King Bradley. In Fullmetal Alchemist, this is Scar's calling card. 
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