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Disintegrator Ray

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Disintegrator Ray	type	FeatureClass
Disintegrator Ray	label	Disintegrator Ray
Disintegrator Ray	page	DisintegratorRay
Disintegrator Ray	comment	The cleanest variety of Death Ray. Whatever it strikes, be it commoner or king, is reduced to little more than sand and ozone (or simply vanishes in a flash of light). A great way to save money on special effects and not have to litter the place with corpses or blood. Only a few stories will bother to elaborate on where all that matter actually goes, or how the ray gun "knows" to stop disintegrating things once the original target is vaporized (rather than disintegrating everything in the area up to and including the very planet everyone is standing on). And it's even rarer for there to be any acknowledgement that the complete disintegration of an object the size of a human body should in and of itself result in a large release of energy. In other words, it should effectively turn the target's body into a bomb.note (How powerful of a bomb, exactly? Best case, it would result in a steam explosion that would kill anybody nearby and probably cause quite a bit of damage to the building they were in. Worst case, it would result in a blast of gamma radiation 100,000 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb. Yes, really) Be warned, however. If you should fall foul of a Disintegrator Ray, it may take much more than a stay at the Trauma Inn to cure that Status Effect. Even people whose Healing Factor can reconstitute their bodies From a Single Cell may have trouble doing so from a single atom (or less), which makes this a very effective weapon against them. If the shot is somehow shrugged off as not instantly lethal but still hurtful, expect it to hit for massive damage. Usually the more disintegrator rays there are, the less effective each one is. If there are countless Mooks with it, it is likely only moderately powerful. While if there are very few, they will be Instakill Mooks. This may also make it the weapon most vulnerable to the Inverse Law of Utility and Lethality. A Sub-Trope of Ray Gun and a Sister Trope of Disintegration Chamber.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_11fd7982	comment	Metroid Prime Trilogy: In Metroid Prime, the Plasma beam will disintegrate a target completely if it's fully charged, while the uncharged shot sets things on fire. The Light beam does the same in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. In Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, the Plasma Beam returns and, when combined with the Nova Beam, will turn a target to dust, even when uncharged if they are on fire long enough.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_135f2b36	type	Disintegrator Ray
Disintegrator Ray / int_135f2b36	comment	In Doom: Endgame, Fly is introduced to the Fred ray. The disintegrator weapon disturbs him because it has no visible emissions and just erases things from reality.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_150ca078	comment	"Insert Knob A in Hole B": Hansen and Woodbury use "demoleculizer rods" to take apart the crate, making sure not to damage the contents inside.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_15c6ea11	type	Disintegrator Ray
Disintegrator Ray / int_15c6ea11	comment	Wonder Woman (1942): While the purple healing ray usually has the rather opposite effect of helping tissue regenerate and repair itself when Diana turns it on the shadowy undead hordes of Tartarus which are attacking Paradise Island it blows a hole in them, and then swiftly causes them to disintigrate.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_178013d1	comment	In Captain Ufo, Ufo has Number One use a disintegration gun on some uncooperative aliens.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_1ad4fe9a	comment	In Might and Magic games, Blasters work like this if enemies use them, having a chance of Eradicating a target. (But not when you do.)
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Disintegrator Ray / int_1e015a5d	comment	The Empire Strikes Back: Though it never occurs in the trilogy, Darth Vader feels it prudent enough in this movie to warn Boba Fett "No disintegrations" when sending the bounty hunters after the Millennium Falcon. In one of the video game adaptations, there is a disintegrator grenade In Name Only.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_1fd2699e	comment	In The Girl with the X-Ray Mind, Kryptonian mad scientist Kru-El built one disintegrator gun capable of reducing anything to atoms, including Kryptonians. Since its prototype appears damaged, he tests it on Lesla-Lar, one of his own allies, who gets vaporized right away.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_223c2a48	comment	The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has Ancient Arrows, which instantly vaporize any non-boss organic enemy (including Lynels). However this leaves absolutely nothing behind, preventing you from recovering their weapons or any potentially useful monster parts.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_2250e67e	comment	Used to good effect in Star Trek: Enterprise. The technology of the time means that when set to kill, the weapons available don't do this no matter how much power is put into them. In the Mirror Universe episode, Archer gets an original-series phaser from the displaced Defiant. The shot of Admiral Black disintegrating gives a good look at how alien and advanced the tech is in a time when it isn't the norm.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_234b21a7	comment	Gort's eye beam in the original The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951). Used to disintegrate tanks, artillery pieces and individual weapons. After Klatuu was killed, his programming changes, and he uses it on humans, nearly doing so to Helen, but she manages to tell him the code word to make him stop.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_2615df3d	type	Disintegrator Ray
Disintegrator Ray / int_2615df3d	comment	The Martian "Heat Ray" in The War of the Worlds (1898) is one of the earliest examples of this trope, although it did tend to leave messy burnt bits around the edges of the blast zone. Inside the blast zone, the messy burnt bits are smaller and harder to notice. The "Heat Ray" was a death ray. The first true disintegrator appears in the 1898 Edison's Conquest of Mars.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_28b53408	comment	First Encounter Assault Recon's Type-7 Particle Weapon vaporizes the flesh of its victims, leaving only charred skeletons. It's the game's go-to Sniper Rifle.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_2b132158	comment	Buck Rogers is the Ur-Example and possibly the Trope Namer.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_2bf32acc	comment	Bravestarr's mentor Jingles Morgan used this kind of weapon in "Fallen Idol". Bravestarr rightfully called it "a dangerous weapon", and admired Morgan for his ability to use it properly. This admiration was misplaced; he later discovered that his hero was wanted for murder, having used the weapon to kill someone after losing his temper. Unlike most depictions of such weapons, in this show it burns a hole through its target the size and shape of the beam but will not an object (or person) in one shot.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_2d90b8d	comment	Foolkiller: Foolkiller's Purification Gun works this way; no attempt has ever been made to explain where it came from or how it works, which was intentional on the part of creator Steve Gerber.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_2dc12aeb	comment	NetHack: Black dragons breathe disintegration beams which, strangely, bounce off of walls instead of destroying them. There are five ways to survive a disintegration blast: 1) have equipped an item with "reflection" attribute, 2) wear black dragon scale mail, 3) have a shield or body armor equipped (in which case the item gets disintegrated instead of you), 4) get disintegration immunity by eating the corpse of a black dragon, 5) be wearing an amulet of life saving (which gets used up in the process). If you piss off your god enough to try smiting you, and then survive their Bolt of Divine Retribution, they'll follow it up with a "wide-angle disintegration beam", which bypasses the first three disintegration-survival methods above, and will also disintegrate any of your armor that isn't itself disintegration-proof.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_30a5ebfd	comment	Naruto: Dust Release attacks leave nothing of their target behind, neatly cutting the edge of their area of effect.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_30b255fb	comment	Supergirl: In The Girl with the X-Ray Mind, Kryptonian mad scientist Kru-El built one disintegrator gun capable of reducing anything to atoms, including Kryptonians. Since its prototype appears damaged, he tests it on Lesla-Lar, one of his own allies, who gets vaporized right away. Subverted in The Untold Story of Argo City. Supergirl wants to use an experimental teleport gun, but upon testing she finds out it is a dangerous experimental prototype which has the effect of vaporizing its targets instead of sending them away. In Brainiac's Blitz, the titular villain transforms his unbreakable force-field into a beam which may blast anything into atoms.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_31a48e8e	type	Disintegrator Ray
Disintegrator Ray / int_31a48e8e	comment	The Outer Limits (1963): In "Soldier", the title character's weapon made the target glow and disappear.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_31a48eed	type	Disintegrator Ray
Disintegrator Ray / int_31a48eed	comment	The Outer Limits (1995): "I Hear You Calling" has an alien using a ray to disintegrate people infected with a deadly virus. The trope is subverted when the weapon turns out to be a portable teleporter, which the alien was using to transport the infectees to a planet where the environment neutralizes the virus. In "Something About Harry", Harry Longworth and his partner Parker use an energy weapon on humans whose bodies have been occupied by the alien parasites. It turns the humans' bodies into green slime but leaves the parasites intact. The parasites are then placed in a special container.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_33dd1d8f	comment	The Gluon Gun from Half-Life unleashes a deadly solid blue beam of destruction, one of the only weapons able to damage Gargantuas and almost instantly killing anything else the beam touches; it is a primo example of this trope.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_33dd1d90	comment	Combine dark energy weaponry in Half-Life 2 and its Episodes instantly disintegrates any enemies (with the exception of Gordon Freeman), including the Strider's mounted cannon, a mortar-like "suppression device" and the secondary fire of the Pulse Rifle. Seems to be an innate quality of all dark energy-based technology, as even the dark energy reactors in the Citadel disintegrate anyone who touches them.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_353b7af3	type	Disintegrator Ray
Disintegrator Ray / int_353b7af3	comment	Seems to happen a lot in Star Trek: Discovery, especially once they move to the 32nd century. Pretty much every handheld weapon disintegrates the target, and the Mooks are a little fatalistic about seeing their buddies vaporized with a single hit right in front of them and just keep on coming.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_36ee2abe	type	Disintegrator Ray
Disintegrator Ray / int_36ee2abe	comment	Paranoia: Plasma generators (basically flamethrowers, but with super-heated plasma) are highly likely to vaporize even an armored target. Unless they malfunction, in which case they're highly likely to vaporize the shooter instead. Do you risk repair, or just try to unstrap yourself and Outrun the Fireball? (And then pay a hefty fine for destruction of the plasma generator, plus any loyal citizens and other Computer property within the blast radius.)
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Disintegrator Ray / int_36f7baca	type	Disintegrator Ray
Disintegrator Ray / int_36f7baca	comment	The "Heat Ray" was a death ray. The first true disintegrator appears in the 1898 Edison's Conquest of Mars.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_383c39a5	comment	With This Ring: Not quite a ray, but Alexander Tuttle adapts the "Crumbler" technology into bullets that disintegrate a hemisphere around their point of impact. They're notably effective at destroying force fields such as power ring constructs.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_3b11106f	type	Disintegrator Ray
Disintegrator Ray / int_3b11106f	comment	Flash Gordon (1980): The flying robot in Ming's palace uses one to destroy an escaping lizard man and the pistol in Dr. Zarkov's pocket.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_3b7abee2	comment	Half-Life: Combine dark energy weaponry in Half-Life 2 and its Episodes instantly disintegrates any enemies (with the exception of Gordon Freeman), including the Strider's mounted cannon, a mortar-like "suppression device" and the secondary fire of the Pulse Rifle. Seems to be an innate quality of all dark energy-based technology, as even the dark energy reactors in the Citadel disintegrate anyone who touches them. The pulse machine guns equipped on the Striders and Gunships don't disintegrate their targets, but their impact does release a small amount of the particles that come off disintegrating targets, implying that they still work by disintegration, but on a much smaller level. The Gluon Gun from Half-Life unleashes a deadly solid blue beam of destruction, one of the only weapons able to damage Gargantuas and almost instantly killing anything else the beam touches; it is a primo example of this trope.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_3cc40e40	comment	In Everyday Heroes, Dr. Unpleasant has invented the Hyperframmitonâ„¢ Ray.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_3d20478a	comment	Captain Electron: The Big Bad Dr. Manfred Zongor, possesses one of these, and tries to use it to dispose of the title character. Since Captain Electron is a near-indestructible Superman expy, it of course does nothing to him.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_3d7a9e29	comment	In The Lost Room, the Eye has the ability to restore or disintegrate flesh. However, in order to use it, it has to be inserted into an empty eye socket. The villain manages to disintegrate a squad sent to take him out, but the aim of the Eye is terrible, as he later accidentally kills his Number Two this way.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_3f918bcd	comment	Starfire has 'primary beam' shipboard weapons: force beams with their entire effect focused into a two-inch-wide path, which whips right through deflector shields and disintegrates anything caught inside. It doesn't do much in terms of gross physical damage, but every shot has a chance of finding a vital computer nexus or even an antimatter magazine.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_42ffb88e	comment	SCP Foundation SCP-001 ("djkaktus's Proposal - The Children"). The Children can effectively annihilate anything on command, no matter how far away it is. SCP-608 ("Fractal Tinsel"). SCP-608 will slowly disintegrate anything it touches.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_436883f7	type	Disintegrator Ray
Disintegrator Ray / int_436883f7	comment	Well World: Diviners can fire beams from their bodies that utterly erase whatever they hit. Once they make contact, the target is simply gone except for a clap of air rushing in to fill the void.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_4a059a74	comment	The Mandalorian. The title character's rifle is powerful enough to disintegrate a person (it's not like Vader is around to tell him otherwise), but as it's a single shot weapon he only uses it for sniping, preferring his hand blaster for close-up work against multiple enemies.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_4a54b863	comment	In Brainiac's Blitz, the titular villain transforms his unbreakable force-field into a beam which may blast anything into atoms.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_4c095a1f	type	Disintegrator Ray
Disintegrator Ray / int_4c095a1f	comment	In The Transformers, Soundwave, the scientist-type of the Decepticons has an Arm Cannon laser that works this way, vaporizing anything it hits.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_4cc32015	comment	Space Ghost "The Web". As a man escapes from the lair of the Black Widow he fires a weapon at a giant Insectoid Alien that reduces it to dust. "Attack of the Saucer Crab". The title device has a weapon that it uses to annihilate a building and destroy the occupant. Jan specifically calls it a "disintegrator ray".
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Disintegrator Ray / int_4d9653ef	comment	In the Planescape Splat book, Hellbound: The Blood War, one narrator who claims to be an expert on fiends lists the spell as a useful spell to use against them. He explains that fiends have lots of resistances against elemental attacks like fire, cold, and electricity, and each race of fiends has different resistances, but none of them have any special immunity to disintegrate.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_50bcf7a6	comment	In Homestuck, Lord English has a shoop-da-whoop beam attack that can disintegrate even the souls of the dead wandering the dream bubbles of the outer ring which was a terrible shock to the fans, who until that point believed the dead would stick around and so nobody would "really" be killed
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Disintegrator Ray / int_5755b96a	comment	In The Order of the Stick, Redcloak and Vaarsuvius both use Disintegrate as a go-to high-level spell for single targets. A big part of this is the fact that Redcloak especially looks completely badass when using it. It doesn't always work, though.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_578be4e1	comment	The Irregular at Magic High School: Shiba Tatsuya's Decomposition magics, Mist Dispersion and Trident.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_5aae76b1	comment	The Voyage of the Space Beagle: An atomic disintegrator is the only thing that can kill the Coeurl or the Ixtl. Unfortunately, firing one within the confines of the spacecraft is a hazard in itself, both because you don't want to start punching holes into hard vacuum and because of the secondary radiation.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_5c897f4a	comment	In Schlock Mercenary, the titular amorph is particularly fond of these. Schlock is especially fond of the soothing sound (read "ominous hum") his plasgun makes, and is immediately put off when offered one that comes without it.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_5cfb879b	comment	New Gods: Darkseid's most oft-seen use of his Omega Beams is to disintegrate anyone he chooses. Furthermore, if he changes his mind (either because he found a further use for them or he just wants them to suffer more), Darkseid can restore anyone so hit just as easily.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_5e8f5651	comment	All The Skills - A Deckbuilding LitRPG: The red dragon that Arthur first meets attacks a carriage by breathing out a cloud of tiny purple flames that Arthur describes as undoing whatever they touch — spells, wood, clothes, even flesh. While this particular power seems rare, red dragons in general are known for such transformative effects.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_5fa979e2	comment	Laser guns in Another World do this to victims.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_605dd875	comment	Stargate-verse: Three shots of a Zat gun on Stargate SG-1 used to do this, but after the writers realized it was stupid, they quietly stopped using that function. A joke in a later episode implies that a fourth shot will reintegrate the target. Parodied in the "Wormhole X-treme!" episode, where a producer considers the concept "the dumbest thing I ever heard!" The Zat gun went through a few changes over the course of the show: originally, a single shot from the gun would wrack people with tortuous agony, but at some point along the way, this was replaced with a simple, humane "stun" effect. The "woosh" effect of a Stargate being turned on will obliterate absolutely anything it touches at a subatomic level. One civilisation encountered used this in funerals to dispose of bodies. It was once used to destroy an Ori warship by turning on the supergate at the right moment. The same attack method was used in Stargate Atlantis to 'neutralize' the back half of a puddle jumper. The Asgard used their Teleportation systems this way to spectacular effect in a second season episode, with a single ship completely disintegrating three pyramid ships and an entire Goa'uld army. This was never mentioned again, until Stargate Atlantis, where the Asgard have specifically built safeguards into the transporters they installed on human ships to prevent using them in an offensive capacity.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_608516dc	comment	Mars Attacks! has the Martians armed with disintegrators that leave a brightly colored skeleton behind (either red or green depending on the color of the ray).
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Disintegrator Ray / int_609e37f5	comment	In Ringworld and Larry Niven's other Known Space stories, the Thrintun Slavers left a lot of their Lost Technology lying around in stasis, including a disintegrator digging tool that suppresses atomic valence— atoms simply fly apart. It is weaponized to slice a miles-deep canyon into a planet during the Man-Kzin Wars. The planet is now known as "Canyon", for its defining feature. And the weapon was called the "Wunderland Treatymaker" for its defining feature. The details are amusing enough to relate: one version of the Slaver Disintegrator suppressed the charge on electrons. Another suppressed the charge on protons. Neither version acted quickly enough to be useful as a weapon, but if two beams were fired in parallel, current would flow between them. Lots of current.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_60f02ddb	comment	American Dad!: In the episode "I Can't Stan You", Stan fights with another CIA agent over a disintegrator, and accidentally blasts the other agent with it; apparently, Stan mistakenly believed it to be a penis enlarger until then. "That almost went horribly wrong!"
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Disintegrator Ray / int_61a39969	comment	In Avengers: Infinity War, this is what Thanos' Badass Fingersnap amounts to, except on a universe-wide scale. An untold number of the denizens on every planet are turned to ashes along with their belongings, and then scattered around, barely leaving any traces. Though they weren't so much killed as willed out of existence, and the act is undone in Avengers: Endgame.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_69071a1b	comment	Mutants & Masterminds includes the Disintegration power where a sufficiently damaging attack can entirely remove the target from existence, preventing regeneration. A single power feat allows the user to reverse the effect at will.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_69d15cc0	comment	From the Marvel Cinematic Universe: The Tesseract-powered Energy Weapons used by HYDRA in Captain America: The First Avenger fire blue bolts that violently explode when hitting an inanimate object and disintegrate any person hit with it. The only object immune to it (but not the knockback effect of the heavier versions) is Cap's own Stark-designed vibranium shield. The weapons are later collected and stored by SHIELD in order to build weapons with which to defend Earth. In Spider-Man: Homecoming, Toomes disintegrates Jackson Brice, who is attempting to blackmail him, with an alien-tech weapon. Then it turns out he thought it was the anti-gravity rifle. In Avengers: Infinity War, this is what Thanos' Badass Fingersnap amounts to, except on a universe-wide scale. An untold number of the denizens on every planet are turned to ashes along with their belongings, and then scattered around, barely leaving any traces. Though they weren't so much killed as willed out of existence, and the act is undone in Avengers: Endgame.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_69fa7496	comment	Disney Ducks Comic Universe: Paperinik New Adventures: In one issue, Donald Duck switches from a M1911 handgun to a multiuse pistol that included, among other functions, a disintegrator ray. Considering it was wielded by the infamously irascible Donald, it's a miracle he never used it on people before switching to a paralyzer-only gun. Everett Ducklair's sonic weapons fire a "ray" of sonic waves in such frequencies that break down the target. The only thing seen resisting those is an energy shield projected from Paperinik's Extransformer shield, another of Ducklair's inventions... And even that was crumbling disturbingly fast. Good thing Ducklair sells those only to the military (and makes sure anyone who gets their hands on them receives their visit)...
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Disintegrator Ray / int_6ac55ec7	comment	Dungeons & Dragons: The "disintegrate" spell does Exactly What It Says on the Tin, but only if it manages to kill the target, and is mutually canceling with force effects. This made it slightly less useful than most Save or Be Screwed spells, but the spell is still a fan favorite, purely because of the Rule of Cool. Destroyed remnants also require more serious magic to bring one Back from the Dead, so it makes sort of Deader than Dead.note Specifically, an intact corpse can be fairly easily brought back with raise dead, a level 5 cleric spell. But if they're disintegrated and the resulting ash is scattered, not even level 7 resurrection will suffice, only the level 9 true resurrection. Level 9 spells are the highest non-Epic level and thus far beyond the ability of most spellcasters; there might not even be any clerics who exist in a given D&D campaign with high enough level to cast true resurrection. Also appeared as one of beholders' Eye Beams (making an occasional smooth shaft or breach in the wall a hint, e.g. in Song of the Saurials or The Summoning). In 4th Edition, beholders could no longer do this, having more varied and balanced powers, but it was brought back in 5th edition. In the earlier editions of the game, this was one of the special purpose powers that could be chosen for an intelligent sword with a special purpose. This effect was delivered on any hit with the weapon (in addition to its normal damage) against those that the weapon was dedicated to slaying. In fact, in the original D&D rules, this was the main power that Chaotic special purpose swords had against the Lawful beings that they were designed to slay — Lawful special purpose swords, in contrast, paralyzed Chaotic beings they were specialized against. When undead monsters are destroyed by clerical turning, they are eradicated completely by holy power. As pointed out in the undead-specific source book Libris Mortis, under 3.5E rules the disintegrate spell is useful to fight The Undead because it requires a constitution-based saving throw. Undead, having no constitution score, typically have low fortitude saves. Also, unlike most effects that target that particular defense (which Undead typically ignore), disintegrate works on inanimate objects (so it also works on Undead). In the Planescape Splat book, Hellbound: The Blood War, one narrator who claims to be an expert on fiends lists the spell as a useful spell to use against them. He explains that fiends have lots of resistances against elemental attacks like fire, cold, and electricity, and each race of fiends has different resistances, but none of them have any special immunity to disintegrate.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_70814599	comment	Three shots of a Zat gun on Stargate SG-1 used to do this, but after the writers realized it was stupid, they quietly stopped using that function. A joke in a later episode implies that a fourth shot will reintegrate the target. Parodied in the "Wormhole X-treme!" episode, where a producer considers the concept "the dumbest thing I ever heard!" The Zat gun went through a few changes over the course of the show: originally, a single shot from the gun would wrack people with tortuous agony, but at some point along the way, this was replaced with a simple, humane "stun" effect.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_71dbe462	comment	In Life With Lamarr, Magnusson uses the Neek Ray, which he later fits into his pet T-Rex's eye sockets.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_73d7930f	comment	There was one Deep Space Nine episode where a Disintegrator Ray used by a couple of snarky murderers did burn the carpet after unmaking their unfortunate target. "Oh? Now look what you did to the rug." They covered the stains with a chair, which was not enough to fool Odo.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_74c659e6	comment	The Europans' weapon of choice in Rocket Age.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_74f7210c	comment	The Legend of Zelda: In The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, Light Arrows work like this on the very few non-boss enemies you encounter after obtaining them very late in the game. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has Ancient Arrows, which instantly vaporize any non-boss organic enemy (including Lynels). However this leaves absolutely nothing behind, preventing you from recovering their weapons or any potentially useful monster parts.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_755b343f	comment	Halo: Halo 4 the Composer works just like this, but its true function is converting organic material to data, and use it to create more Prometheans. The remains of its victims are just piles of dust of where they once stood. Also, some of the Promethean weapons - like the Binary Rifle, Scattershot, Incineration Cannon, and Pulse Grenade - disintegrate whatever organic beings they kill. This is because they were designed to kill the Flood in ways that would deny the Flood any usable/salvageable biomass.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_7668653b	comment	Several weapons and powers in Mass Effect 3 (most notably the Particle Rifle) disintegrate the corpses of any enemies killed by it. Useful for denying Cannibals anything to feed on and buff themselves.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_76b8cb10	comment	Various energy weapons in the Fallout series reduce enemy's bodies to nothing in spectacular fashion on a Critical Hit-induced kill: The plasma weapons in Fallout and Fallout 2 reduce victims to a puddle of (usually red) goo. The Fallout 2 Pulse Rifle had the hilarious effect of making the target's hair all stand on end, burning them to a crisp, and finally the charred corpse collapses into a pile of dust. Might also have caused X-Ray Sparks, to boot. Lasers in Fallout 3, Fallout: New Vegas, and Fallout 4 turn bodies into piles of ash, while plasma weapons now turn bodies into green goo. Despite this, the goo or dust can still be looted for perfectly intact items (even armor). Even better, you can loot the meat from disintegrated animals!
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Disintegrator Ray / int_774aac31	comment	In District 9, one of the alien energy weapons can cause people to be destroyed whole, though instead of being vaporized, they just burst and splatter into a messy pile of blood.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_78d6f120	comment	The aptly named Disintegrator Ray in Destroy All Humans!. It's one of the most useful weapons in the series since it deals good damage, has an excellent rate of fire, and has lots of ammo, but it has the slight drawback of leaving behind no bodies for you to harvest brains from.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_78ec49bd	comment	The quark-level dissociator spell from the Young Wizards series.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_7ab10627	comment	In Star Trek: The Motion Picture, V'Ger disintegrated entire Klingon battle cruisers.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_7bfb07b6	comment	In Endtown handheld disintegration rays are commonplace, and D-bombs were one of the most common weapons of the apocalypse resulting in the surface being a vast wasteland. D-rays can also be dialed back to stun instead of kill.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_7d5e43b0	comment	The Goodies. In "UF-Friend or UFO" Bill is being chased by what he thinks is an alien, but Tim won't let him in the door, so he orders Graham's robot to open it. The robot promptly disintegrates the door, so Bill can't lock it after him.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_7e35116c	comment	Heavy Metal: The "Harry Canyon" segment takes places in a futuristic, grungy New York City, where the protagonist, a cab driver protects himself from would-be robbers (and eventually a two-timing archeologist's daughter) with a hidden disintegrator activated by a button hidden under the gas pedal. It's implied that, because nobody outside of one world-wise, career criminal realizes until it's too late, this is not the norm for taxi cabs in the future, rather a personal choice by the driver himself.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_81692f99	comment	Used to the point of annoyance on Star Trek for years. No-one seemed to ever use the settings on phasers that were between stun and unmake utterly without burning the carpet... intentionally, at least. In the TOS episode "The Conscience of the King", Lenore accidentally kills Karidian without disintegrating him, but a master of phaser use and safety, Lenore was not. Also, Karidian needed to give a Final Speech. This was the sole exception to the rule in TOS (if we don't count super-strong aliens who could shrug off phaser fire altogether.) A couple of original-series episodes used a hand-phaser heat-ray setting to warm up a rock on a cold world, and coffee during a power outage, respectively, serving Roddenberry's vision of phasers as tools that are incidentally weapons. There was one Deep Space Nine episode where a Disintegrator Ray used by a couple of snarky murderers did burn the carpet after unmaking their unfortunate target. "Oh? Now look what you did to the rug." They covered the stains with a chair, which was not enough to fool Odo. In The Undiscovered Country, Starfleet subversives were disposed of via a point-blank phaser on stun. Rumor has it there's an episode in The Original Series where this phenomenon was mentioned. Then the topic was tabled until Next Generation era and beyond, during which phasers had ten settings and up. But it was established in TNG that the phaser's highest setting didn't actually burn or vaporize, it broke down matter into Technobabblium particles which harmlessly dissipated. It's a plot point in one of the season-end three parters, when the crew scan the floor near a phaser shot for said particles to find if Picard was really killed, or just beamed away. In one episode both Riker and Picard fire phasers at a human possessed by alien bugs, causing his head to explode and left behind a bloody corpse. Evidently this effect and the whole episode/storyline didn't go down too well. In the original series episode "The Apple", a lightning bolt acted as a Disintegrator Ray. And in the original series episode "The Changeling", Nomad's beam weapon vaporized many a red-shirt without trace. In Star Trek: The Motion Picture, V'Ger disintegrated entire Klingon battle cruisers. In the TNG episode The Most Toys there is the Varon-T Disruptor, which combines this and Agony Beam, as it tears the body apart at the molecular level from the inside out, resulting in a relatively slow and excruciating death by disintegration compared to most phasers and disruptors, which is why it was banned in the Federation and only five were ever made. Used to good effect in Star Trek: Enterprise. The technology of the time means that when set to kill, the weapons available don't do this no matter how much power is put into them. In the Mirror Universe episode, Archer gets an original-series phaser from the displaced Defiant. The shot of Admiral Black disintegrating gives a good look at how alien and advanced the tech is in a time when it isn't the norm. Seems to happen a lot in Star Trek: Discovery, especially once they move to the 32nd century. Pretty much every handheld weapon disintegrates the target, and the Mooks are a little fatalistic about seeing their buddies vaporized with a single hit right in front of them and just keep on coming.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_87c2b177	comment	An episode of The Invisible Man has the villain-of-the-week use a particle accelerator in this manner by throwing a colleague inside the accelerator tube before turning it on. The unfortunate victim is turned into energy atom-by-atom. Somehow, though, her energy essense survives and is visible in a certain spectrum (i.e. Darien can see it via quicksilver). The villain is Hoist by His Own Petard when the essense of his victim is able to exert control over the physical world and trap him in the same particle accelerator before turning it on.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_87e00d8e	comment	In the Teen Titans (2003) episode "X", Dr. Chang builds a xenotium-powered disintegrator cannon capable of destroying the whole city.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_882f1fdb	comment	Bugs Bunny in Mad as a Mars Hare accidentally partially-disintegrates Marvin, requiring him to take a trip to a nearby "Reintegrator" device to get restored, while muttering "Being disintegrated makes me angry!"
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Disintegrator Ray / int_88583e1a	comment	The American Astronaut: Professor Hess has a handgun that can turn people to ash if they forget his birthday.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_8a6bf3f3	comment	Duck Dodgers in the 24Â½th Century parodies this trope more than once: First Daffy/Dodgers dares Marvin the Martian to shoot him with his disintegrating ray because Dodgers is "wearing his disintegration-proof vest." Marvin fires, and the vest is the only thing not reduced to dust. (Fortunately for Daffy, his sidekick Porky restores him with an integrating pistol.) Then, when Dodgers tries to retaliate:
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Disintegrator Ray / int_8aef1fcf	type	Disintegrator Ray
Disintegrator Ray / int_8aef1fcf	comment	In Space Quest, the slot machine fires one of these if you get triple skull & crossbones symbols, turning Roger to ashes. The Sariens' pulserays take this a step further, completely vaporizing the target.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_8df5521b	comment	Superman: In "The Phantom Superboy", the Teen of Steel finds a sealed cache of forbidden Kryptonian weapons. One of them is a ray gun which is purported to be able to disintegrate anything, so he decides to test it on a mountain which railroad builders want to blast away. Superboy fires a single shot at the summit, and the whole mountain begins quickly melting into nothingness.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_90a3a7f4	comment	One of several uses Kim Possible villain Shego makes of her powers.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_90aa1b05	comment	Spoofed in the British comedy series Hyperdrive. The ruler of Queppu has a fearsome-looking Doom Ray that can disintegrate his enemies... provided they stand perfectly still for three days. And being zapped with it feels really good. So much for the slow and excruciating method of capital punishment.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_90c73dda	comment	In the Animorphs series, the Yeerks' Dracon beams were deliberately engineered to disintegrate living targets slowly and painfully. Other weapons did so more cleanly.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_90f42a9b	comment	The balefire weave of The Wheel of Time. Manifests as a beam of light that instantly banishes whatever it touches from existence, not even leaving dust behind. The destruction visited upon the target is so extreme, being killed with balefire prevents a person from being brought back to life, even by gods. If that isn't enough, contact with balefire also burns the very actions that the person recently took out of existence, undoing them.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_9a7088bc	comment	A couple of original-series episodes used a hand-phaser heat-ray setting to warm up a rock on a cold world, and coffee during a power outage, respectively, serving Roddenberry's vision of phasers as tools that are incidentally weapons.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_9be94553	comment	Many The Herculoids villains had these, including the Electrode Men.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_9bf7493b	comment	Space Chimps 2: Zartog Strikes Back: Zartog uses a de-particle-izer to zap the scientists out of existence. They come back at the end.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_9f33d8ef	comment	Subverted in The Untold Story of Argo City. Supergirl wants to use an experimental teleport gun, but upon testing she finds out it is a dangerous experimental prototype which has the effect of vaporizing its targets instead of sending them away.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_a15c03fd	comment	Disintegrator guns are found in Starfinder, where they have the Techno Babble official designation of "Protonic De-Couplers." Everyone calls them "Disintegrators" anyways
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Disintegrator Ray / int_a183d57f	comment	In Futurama Professor Farnsworth sells cheap disintegrator rays that actually just teleport people a few feet away, making it appear as though they've disintegrated until anyone bothers to look.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_a1b9a8bb	comment	In Spider-Man: Homecoming, Toomes disintegrates Jackson Brice, who is attempting to blackmail him, with an alien-tech weapon. Then it turns out he thought it was the anti-gravity rifle.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_a2dee471	comment	In The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, Light Arrows work like this on the very few non-boss enemies you encounter after obtaining them very late in the game.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_a3402a3	comment	The Commander in Total Annihilation has one of these, the aptly-named D-Gun. It fires a spiky red ball of energy that utterly obliterates whatever it touches, even something as massive as the Core Krogoth. Nasty weapon. It consumes 400 units of energy when fired, though, and has a very short range, so blowing up a Krogoth is likely to also blow up the Commander in the resulting nuclear blast.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_a4514a75	comment	The final boss of Iji has a beam attack that not only kills you regard of how much life you have, it vaporized Iji so quickly that her usual dying scream is abruptly cut off, the entire bottom menu clears, and all your weapons and stats disappear.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_a825da3e	comment	The first set of Magic: The Gathering has the Disintegrate spell as one of the staples for red magic. Its damage is limited only by how much mana you have, allowing you to either nuke a big creature or simply obliterate your opponent.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_ac31ac98	comment	Scary Gary: Leopold has a machine in his lab set to "vaporize" that he tricks Owen into using to dispose of his failed evil lab assistant.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_ac58ea30	comment	The plot of The Pink Panther Strikes Again has the crazed Chief Inspector Dreyfus threatening the world with a ray that leaves next to nothing behind unless Inspector Clouseau is killed. The villain is Hoist by His Own Petard at the end. Perhaps due to sequelitis, he got better.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_afc86b0a	comment	The "Little Doctor" (from "Doctor Device", from "M.D. Device", from "Molecular Disruption Device") in Ender's Game is an especially potent version. In its original form it fires a pair of beamsnote Later retconned as a missile. which generate a field that breaks atomic bonds at the point where they meet — and uses the energy released to break the bonds of other nearby atoms in a chain reaction limited only by the vast void of space. The end result is that a single shot could take out a target of any size. Needless to say, the weapon was only used in space combat (at least until Ender had it used on the buggers' homeworld). The prequel novel Earth Unaware has the "gravity laser" (or "glaser"), originally meant for very efficient asteroid mining but proving extremely effective against Bugger/Formic ships. It works by firing a focused gravity beam that breaks apart targets into atoms. It's heavily implied that the glaser is the ancestor of the Little Doctor. Subsequent novels Nerf the glaser by pointing out that the hull of Formic starships are made of some Unobtainium that is impervious to any known weapon, including the glaser. Only smaller fighter craft (not made of the same material) can be destroyed.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_b2593681	comment	The War of the Worlds: In the 1953 Hollywood movie adaptation, the "heat ray" truly could burn tanks to ashes, but for extra appeal, the war machines gained a second weapon, the green "skeleton beam" which "neutralized mesons," truly causing its victims to vanish in a glow of green light that, as the name suggests, left their skeleton visible for a brief instant before that also turned into dust. The 2005 Spielberg adaptation included not only a scene with many fleeing civilians getting disintegrated leaving only Empty Piles of Clothing, but also a scene afterwards where the protagonist realizes that he's covered in people dust.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_b2b67330	comment	In the 1953 Hollywood movie adaptation, the "heat ray" truly could burn tanks to ashes, but for extra appeal, the war machines gained a second weapon, the green "skeleton beam" which "neutralized mesons," truly causing its victims to vanish in a glow of green light that, as the name suggests, left their skeleton visible for a brief instant before that also turned into dust.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_b2b8158	comment	In JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond is Unbreakable, this is what the explosions created by Yoshikage Kira's Killer Queen look like to non-Stand users: a puff of smoke, and suddenly a person is gone, with only a hand left behind. Stand users, of course, see it for what it is: a massive explosion. Although it apparently isn't very loud, even to them.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_b3b15bc1	comment	X-Men: The Animated Series had Cable's gun as a somewhat more bombastic version of this: anything hit by it would fizzle with energy for a few seconds and then violently blow to bits. (Needless to say, this was never successfully deployed against a living target.)
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Disintegrator Ray / int_b683f90f	comment	Disintegrators are one of the earliest stock energy weapons introduced in Perry Rhodan. They work on the "disrupt molecular bonds" principle and so turn whatever they touch into expanding gasses and/or very fine dust; since the beam only affects what it touches directly (and doesn't, say, expand from that spot to magically consume the whole person or object), the technology has practical applications away from the battlefield as well.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_b9b405f3	comment	Amorphous++ has the dreaded Void Eater. If it's not using its "Instant Death" Radius attack, it will charge energy, then fire out a black beam which disintegrates anything it touches (including mooks, like Sharps, Horrors, Grays, and even the Queen and Razor Queen; only excluding Grinders, who just crack instead). No amount of Reactive armour will save you either.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_ba4b95c9	comment	An episode of Time Trax featured a villain-of-the-week who is a high-tech weapons designer from the 22nd century. Two of his specialties include a powerful beam weapon and something called a "sonic demolecularizer". It fires a sonic blast that turns people and objects into a rapidly-disappearing cloud. Like the Big Bad, the villain is a personal case of Darien, whose partner was killed by the villain with the demolecularizer when they first came to arrest him in the future. There was nothing left to bury.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_bac46af6	comment	The dirtship in The Core has an ultrasonic beam at the front that disintegrates everything in front of it so it can travel through to the center of the Earth.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_bcadd7cb	comment	Warhammer 40,000: Necron Gauss weaponry, which disintegrates its target one molecular layer at a time. The practical upshot of this being, not actual immediate disintegration of the target, but all Gauss-type weapons doing damage regardless of the target's normal resistance to weapon types. E.g. an infantry Gauss flayer will damage a tank despite the tank's normal invulnerability to such small weapons. The Dark Eldar also had Disintegrators as anti-vehicle weapons. What they did was shoot tiny packet of dark matter that would suck surrounding matter into a short-lived black hole, making it disappear without a trace. It's effect in-game was to treat any vehicle armour as being no better than a score of 12. Adrathic Destructors are ancient human weapons that unravel the target's molecules, leaving naught but a flaring after-image. When the Emperor arose he had all existing Adrathic weapons handed over to him on pain of death, and then issued them to his Adeptus Custodes. Volkite weapons are another Imperial technology lost to the ravages of time. They're basically heat rays so powerful that organic targets are instantly turned to ashes in a fiery conflagration. Even more impressively, the effect can chain to other nearby targets. These days, what few Volkite weapons remain functional are sacred relics that only the most elite or heroic warriors are allowed to carry onto the battlefield.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_beacd636	comment	Bomberman 64: Altair's flying robot fires a projected red beam that disintegrates anything that comes in contact with it, except Altair himself.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_bef11602	comment	The Particle Cannon from Wolfenstein (2009), which vibrates matter at such incredibly high frequencies that it instantly reduces enemies to green ash.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_bfdbdd8e	comment	In Empire at War the expansion includes units wielding disintegrator rifles.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_c0d295c4	comment	The Cow Mangler and Righteous Bison for the Soldier in Team Fortress 2, complete with the victim floating in the air before being vaporized (it's actually the same animation used in Half Life 2. The Engineer has his own with the Pomson 6000, and the Pyro gets a unique variation - the target disintegrating into a smoldering pile of cinders - with the Phlogistinator, Man Melter, and Third Degree.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_c3e63db7	comment	The Zombie Knight: Destruction-type servants throw a path of expanding space that obliterates any matter caught inside, forcing its atoms apart until the bonds between them fail. Since it affects space itself, there are no materials that can survive it, although very strong soul-strengthening can stop the beam.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who has numerous instances of this technology, the Daleks having one of the more frequently used. "Robot" has the title character using a disintegrator gun and making a battle tank glow and disappear. When asked what the "range and power of that device is", the Doctor's answer was "the power is limitless, and as to range, it could cut a hole in the surface of the Moon". See also BFG. However, the DeMat Gun used by the Fourth Doctor in "The Invasion of Time" is a special weapon. Powered by the Great Key of Time, it doesn't just disintegrate the target, it removes their entire existence from time itself. Subverted in "Bad Wolf", where the ray used in several deadly game shows turns to be a transmat device, but those affected generally end up as Dalek meat (as in their cells are used to grow Daleks). In the next episode, "The Parting of the Ways", one of the robots from those deadly game shows turns up, with its ray having been upgraded to a genuine disintegrator, and inflicts the Daleks' only casualties before Bad Wolf arrives. "The Idiot's Lantern": When the Wire is hooked up to the Alexandra Palace TV transmitter, it gains the ability to shoot electricity powerful enough to do this, with its unwilling minion Mr. Magpie as the victim. "Human Nature"/"The Family of Blood" has the Family wielding these, one zap and the target is dust. Missy replaces previous Masters' Tissue Compression Eliminator as her weapon of choice with a customised smartphone/PDA that includes a disintegrator beam.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_c6f7e804	comment	Blake's 7. In "Death Watch", a Combat by Champion is used by two civilizations as a substitute for war. Our heroes discover that one side has cheated by using an android. To foil the plot without exposing the deception (which would lead to a real war breaking out) Tarrant challenges the android to a duel, using a raygun built by Dayna (the daughter of a weapons scientist) to disintegrate the android and destroy the evidence.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_c7102a17	comment	Earth vs. the Flying Saucers. The beams emitted from the hands of the invader's armor suits and (sometimes) the devices in the bottom of the invaders' ships.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_c72c2d06	comment	Star Wars Rebels: "Heroes of Mandalore" reveals this is the ultimate effect of the weapon that Sabine created for the Empire. It superheats an alloy found only in Mandalorian armor and turns its wearer into ash.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_c77b15f0	comment	Various weapons in Crusader have this effect on the protagonist or enemies, causing them to fade away into nothingness with an echoing scream.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_c7912cea	comment	On Jimmy Two-Shoes, Jimmy finds a strange egg from outer space that shoots rays like this, not that he ever noticed.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_c861aa06	comment	Psionics: The Next Stage in Human Evolution Well, disintegrator touch or stare, really. Espers with entropy talents can make most materials decay to dust extremely quickly. Masters of entropy can atomize living beings.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_ca561aac	comment	The Compleat Arduin Book 2: Resources Spells Sarta Nor's Spell of Deadly Disintegration fires a beam of intense energy that disintegrates anything its strikes. Elrik's Spell of Magik Metal Disintegration creates a cone of rippling red energy that destroys all magikal items it hits. Monsters: The Adamantine Golem can fire a cone of disintegration that destroys creatures up to 100 Hit Points and does 100 Hit Points of damage to creatures with more.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_d803ecde	comment	In Ben 10: Omniverse, we find out that there's a gun of this type that's so dangerous because the "know when to stop disintegrating" feature these guns seem to have isn't foolproof. It somehow reads a target's DNA and sets about disassembling just the target. However, the DNA of one human is close enough to the next that if you shot a human with it, the effect would spread and everyone for hundreds of miles would get atomized. Big Bad Malware getting his hands on it would be a very bad thing indeed. In the end it's used on him. He's powerful enough by this point that he can reassemble himself even from that. And he does get to keep the thing. Oh, and that was just a bonus, it wasn't what he'd been after in the first place.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_ddeddf10	comment	The 2005 Spielberg adaptation included not only a scene with many fleeing civilians getting disintegrated leaving only Empty Piles of Clothing, but also a scene afterwards where the protagonist realizes that he's covered in people dust.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_e293455a	comment	Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Trio's Invisibility Ray also has this function, which Warren nearly uses on Buffy.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_e4732abc	comment	The "woosh" effect of a Stargate being turned on will obliterate absolutely anything it touches at a subatomic level. One civilisation encountered used this in funerals to dispose of bodies. It was once used to destroy an Ori warship by turning on the supergate at the right moment. The same attack method was used in Stargate Atlantis to 'neutralize' the back half of a puddle jumper.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_e7a9c06c	comment	Paperinik New Adventures: In one issue, Donald Duck switches from a M1911 handgun to a multiuse pistol that included, among other functions, a disintegrator ray. Considering it was wielded by the infamously irascible Donald, it's a miracle he never used it on people before switching to a paralyzer-only gun.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_ece42231	comment	The Ghost Dematerializer, preferred weapon of Filmation's Ghostbusters, functions as one of these, but it only works on ghosts, temporarily sending them to another dimension.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_ed113c02	comment	Saints Row IV has a weapon called the "Disintegrator''. Downplayed in that the weapon doesn't so much disintegrate living matter as delete simulated people in a virtual reality, but it still has the visual effect of disintegrating into nothingness.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_ef588d92	comment	Contraptionology!: Disjunction beams are a form of magic designed to, essentially, make every atom in a given target not be attached to each other anymore.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_f130873e	comment	Age of Wonders 3 gives us the ultimate spell in the Destruction specialization, Disintegrate. It has a chance of causing instant death, and even if that fails it still causes massive damage (more than any other spell in the game). The only downside is it's considered physical damage, meaning that certain enemies can resist or even ignore it.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_f2db390d	comment	Prey has a Leech weapon which, when loaded from a special terminal fires a big beam of energy at your foes, leaving a brittle, burnt, rapidly-disintegrating corpse behind.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_f502f566	comment	The Smurfs (2021): In "Diaper Daddy", the titlular character disintegrates Baby's diaper when he's finished with The Diaper Change.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_f5655b74	comment	Colin O'Boyle's serialized novel, The Chronicles of Professor Jack Baling, has one of these. After the main character accidentally shoots his kitchen island, it shivers, takes on an ashy appearance—as though a newspaper image of the island had been lit on fire—and then collapses into a pile of dust.
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Disintegrator Ray / int_f59e607f	comment	The N64 version of Duke Nukem 3D has a Plasma Cannon that vaporizes enemies.
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