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Technicolor Toxin
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In Real Life, poison is usually detected and identified thanks to its bitter taste and/or smell. But how can we identify a poison as such in visual mediums, where taste and smell aren't an option? Of course, the color itself! Eastern media tend to portray poisonous substances in a dark purple color, usually bubbling. In Western media, Sickly Green is more common because of the former popularity of arsenates, which really are fluorescent green. There are also other works from both sides of the Atlantic showing poisons and venoms of various other colors. When the toxin is known to act as an aphrodisiac, it's more likely to be pink than purple or green. It may be shown melting stone and steaming foul vapors. Thanks to these distinctive colors, the audience can instantly perceive whether a substance is toxic. There are instances of this being Truth in Television, as shown below — especially when dealing with organic poisons, where signaling to predators that a particular plant or animal is poisonous is necessary for the poison to provide protection. Seen often paired with Poisoned Weapons, Poisonous Person, Perfect Poison, and Deadly Gas for poisonous fumes. See also Sickly Green Glow for that iconic pop culture depiction of radiation, Purple Is Powerful for strong things connected to the colour purple in general, and Purple Is the New Black. |
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In the anime of Sengoku Basara, Matsunaga uses purple poison gas in order to take down Kojuro. In contrast the gas Sasuke uses as an antidote is green. | |
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Divinity: Original Sin II: Spells, clouds, pools, and weapons that inflict Poison damage are coloured acid green. Cursed poison looks darker and murkier, while Blessed poison has healing powers and glows cleanly. This trope can be Exploited in the Item Crafting system by adding red dye to poison bottles to disguise them as healing potions. |
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X-Men Legends: In one of the games, if you level up Cyclops enough, he gets an upgrade that makes his beams radioactive, doing slow continual damage for some time after it lands. Naturally, this means the beam turns green. | |
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Wonder Woman (1942): L-3 is technically benificial, given its Fountain of Youth applications, however drinking enough of the odd magenta water diffused "vitamin" will kill by reversing one's age until they're a zygote. | |
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In Altered Beast (1988), a Giant Spider boss attacks by spitting body parts coated in green stuff, implied to be venom. | |
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Samurai Shodown: A mismatched case: Gen'an's poison cloud is orange, but the poisoned victim becomes purple. | |
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Disgaea: Poisoned characters are signaled with purple bubbles. | |
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In Monster Hunter, poison is typically represented by purple mist that accompanies attacks that can inflict poison status, and bubbles of the same color on a poisoned target. In an inversion of Purple Is Powerful, the more potent variants (which drain health faster) are less purple and more red: magenta mist and bubbles for Noxious Poison and red for Deadly Poison. | |
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In Castle Crashers the poison is green, and the Green Knight can use poisonous attacks. | |
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Bleach features Mayuri's Ashisogi Jizo, which releases a purple poison cloud. The affected victims also turns purple. Gin Ichimaru's true power releases a deadly poison with a purple aura. | |
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Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: In "Death Do Us Part", the Victim of the Week is poisoned by having his eyedrops dosed with polonium. Phryne and Jack find the dropped eyedrop bottle at night because it is glowing blue. | |
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The "sludge" in Snipperclips tends to be bright pink or green. It's harmless to the player's shapes but other creatures don't like it very much... | |
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Neopets: The Darkest Faerie: The poison is bright green. | |
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Etrian Odyssey V: Beyond the Myth: While the standard poison ailment is portrayed with color green in-battle, as has been the case in the rest of the series, the toxic puddles found in Fetid Necropolis are colored intense purple. During day, these puddles have to be avoided due to their harmful effects, but during night they dry up and their areas are safe to walk on. Similar puddles are found much later in Empyreal Bridge, but those remain active 24/7. | |
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Better Off Ted, in the episode Bioshuffle: The plot is set in motion by a brownish liquid toxin leaking from a biocomputer that can also dissolve a desk as well as instantly ignite a tissue that touches it. This leads to the office being evacuated while the "contamination guys" deal with the problem in full hazmat suits. | |
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Also, "Poison Pond" in the first Donkey Kong Country has the Kongs swimming through a greenish water/sludge pond. The water is completely harmless, though, and most likely green just to go with the Eternal Engine theme of Kremcroc Industries, Inc. as a Polluted Wasteland. | |
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Stinkoman 20X6: The poison dripping from "Tortan" (a bottle of poison) is bright lime-green in color. | |
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In Dark Cloud and the sequel Dark Chronicle, the poisoned status icon is purple, with the poisoned character being shaded purple. Most attacks that can cause poison are purple, as well. | |
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In Bloons Tower Defense, Bloon Dissolver and Bloon Liquefier glue are green in colour. | |
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Dark Souls: In the first and third games, Poison and Toxic are associated with the color purple and require purple moss to be purged. Both Undead Dragons encountered can vomit streams of poisonous purple liquid as a form of attack, and some of the Pyromancer's venomous tricks are purple-colored. There are also exceptions, such as the poisonous swamps at the bottom of Blighttown, which are brownish in color, but still build up the poison gauge, or the Basilisks (bright purple reptiles which however inflict Curse, not poison). | |
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Odin Sphere: Poisoned characters turn purple. | |
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Star Trek: Picard: The Deadly Gas Narek has chosen to kill Soji with is red. | |
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Shin Megami Tensei: Poison turns characters purple with violet bubbles coming off them. | |
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In Command & Conquer: Generals and the Expansion Pack, GLA anthrax is green, Anthrax beta is blue and Anthrax gamma is purple. Radiation meanwhile is orange. | |
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The Joker's Smylex toxin is usually shown as a green liquid or gas. This was common enough that it's included in Batman films, games, and animated series that he appears in. | |
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Mabinogi: Poison bottles (used for coating weapons) are bright purple, and poisoned characters or monsters acquire a purple tint and emit purplish fumes. Sulfur poisoning from Zardine fumarole areas tints the player yellow with a purple tinge. | |
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Starting with New Super Mario Bros., forest stages in the series are often flooded with a poisonous, bright purple gunk that acts like lava when touched (i.e. One-Hit Kill). | |
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The Suffering: Invoked by Hermes Haight, the ghost of a prison warden who was so obsessed with executions that he killed himself in the Gas Chamber. In death, the Deadly Gas he generates is a distinct green so his victims can see their death coming. | |
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Final Fantasy Tactics Advance: The Miasma spell is purple. | |
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RWBY: When Ruby shoots off the end of Tyrian's scorpian tail, the poison that spills from it is purple. Later, the blood that come out of Qrow's wound and mouth is the same color. | |
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In Killing Floor 2, green gas and Bloat bile are poison to you, blue gas is poison to zeds. | |
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In Kill Bill, Daryl Hannah attempts to kill a comatose Uma Thurman with a syringe full of cherry-red poison. | |
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In Toriko Coco's skin turns red in the manga when he uses his poison, and early on, in the manga, he seemingly turns pitch-black with his best venom when confronted by Starjun's G.T. Robot. | |
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Ice and Fire (Minecraft): The hydra's poison spit attack takes the form of jets of almost neon-green liquid. | |
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In Champions of Far'aus, Serpentus's venom is a cloudy, yellow colour. | |
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Brave Frontier: In most games, the Poison status is purple in color, but its symbol shows green bubbles on a purple background. | |
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In The Farthest-Away Mountain, the Colored Snow Witch has covered the snow of the mountain in various colors, each with a different cursed effect. Dakin never finds out exactly what the purple snow does, but notes that it is a very poisonous looking shade of purple and gives off a toxic smell. When she steps through it with magical protection, it fizzles like Hollywood Acid. | |
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South Park: Phone Destroyer: The card art for Toxic Pylon depicts the substance as purple. | |
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In Elden Ring, the standard poison effect and various attacks that cause it are green. There's also the Scarlet Rot, which is presented as The Plague in the story but functions as a stronger poison effect in gameplay, and is colored with various shades of red. | |
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Final Fantasy VII: Not only are poison spells green, characters also glow green when poisoned. | |
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In World of Warcraft, the Rogue can put poison on his weapons. There are many kinds of venom, including green as well as red and black. | |
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In Inuyasha during the fight against Juromaru and Kageromaru, Sango uses a poison that turns the ground red in order to force Kageromaru to come out. | |
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Poisoned enemies in The Binding of Isaac turn green, and poison-related items and effects are often color-coded green. | |
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Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest: In the "Toxic Tower" level, the player must climb platforms to avoid contact with the rising green water. | |
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Warcraft: Warcraft III: The plague cloud released by some Scourge units is green and intoxicates anyone nearby. The Venom Globe is bright green and Dryads can use green poisonous spears. World of Warcraft: Most toxins are green. |
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Mario & Luigi: The stronger version of the poison status turns the brothers bright violet. | |
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Cobra-themed Kamen Rider Ohja of Kamen Rider Ryuki is conveniently purple. As is scorpion-themed Sasword in Kamen Rider Kabuto. Purple poison actually drips from his weaponry as he attacks. | |
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Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams features purple poison for the first time in the saga. Poisoned characters turns purple too. | |
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In The Order of the Stick, the poison used by Daimyo Kubota to kill Therkla is green and features green bubbles from the victim. Later, the Strength-draining poison used on Vaarsuvius features green bubbles as well. | |
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Risk of Rain and its sequel have Acrid, whose poison is always a bright green, as are the numbers that come out of enemies damaged by the poison. The Toxic Worm item from the first game also causes a green visual effect to whichever enemy it is damaging. | |
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While not of the deadly kind, Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! features a level called "Low-G Labyrinth", which happens in a pipeline filled with greenish gas that decreases gravitational pull. | |
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In Dark Souls II, Poison is colored green unlike the games before and after it. Harvest Valley and Earthen Peak contain pools of green poisonous sludge that can stick to your character and continue building up the poison status even after getting out. | |
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Hey! Pikmin: The poison that serves as the game's Grimy Water and more rarely appears as geysers is a bright, vivid purple. Olimar confuses a purple Inkling'snote (more accurately, the statue of one.) ink for poison just because of this trope, suggesting that he should play with water instead. He's somewhat right about the ink (it is toxic... to everyone except that Inkling and his teammates, and other colors of ink would be just as toxic to him), but replacing it with water would be much worse. | |
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The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night: The poisonous Grimy Water of the Ancient Grove is a vivid, shocking purple. | |
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Pacific Rim: Kaiju Blue is a toxic chemical compound found in kaiju blood and tissue and released when their bodies decompose. Like it’s name suggests, it’s colored a vibrant Cherenkov blue, the color usually associated with Godzilla’s atomic breath. | |
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Overwatch: Widowmaker's Venom Mine, Zenyatta's Discord Orb and Ana's biotic grenade all cause the affected target to glow purple. The former chips away at health while the latter two increase damage and decrease healing. | |
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The Other: Airi's Adventure: Poisonous Tomatoes, the Palette Swap version of red ordinary Tomato enemies, are purple. | |
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A promotional picture for the second season of The Borgias depicts Lucrezia Borgia holding a small vial filled with green liquid, presumably poison, as the real-life Lucrezia Borgia was supposedly a notorious poisoner. In the series itself, poison is usually depicted as colorless, though. | |
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Fury Unleashed: Poison weapons and potions are vibrantly green, and cause the afflicted enemies to have a Sickly Green Glow. | |
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Black & White: Grain piles turn uniform green when poisoned with a mushroom or other contaminant. This appears to be limited to your divine senses, since humans don't notice the difference and eagerly poison themselves. | |
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In The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve, during the chapter "The Clouded Kokoro", Olive Green has a large blue bottle that spills out a bright pink liquid when she accidentally knocks it over. It's strychnine, and the cause of Shamspeare's poisoning. It was a test to see if he had been tampering with the coal gas pipes, since her fiancé died of gas poisoning. He had been, and still was with the new tenant, Soseki Natsume, but he only intended to frighten them into abandoning the room so he could find the treasure hidden there. | |
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Bottles of Poison in Faxanadu are yellowish, as opposed to the more pink-colored Red Potions. | |
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Super Mario Bros.: The purple shroom inflicts poison or disables the playable characters, depending on the game. Mario & Luigi: The stronger version of the poison status turns the brothers bright violet. In Super Mario Galaxy and its sequel there are swamps with purple gunk that instantly cause you to drown. Starting with New Super Mario Bros., forest stages in the series are often flooded with a poisonous, bright purple gunk that acts like lava when touched (i.e. One-Hit Kill). |
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Aven Colony has Sickly green gas from geothermal vents. Dangerous to colonists health if it gets in air intakes. | |
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RuneScape: Poison is bright green. Poison damage is represented by bright green splats, poisoned weapons turn bright green at their tips, and your Life Meter changes to a bright green color when you're poisoned. | |
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Final Fantasy II: Venom magic is bright green at low levels and dark green at high levels. | |
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Final Fantasy VI: When Kefka dumps poison into the river surrounding Doma Castle, the water takes on a purplish hue. | |
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In Crash: Mind Over Mutant the "Sludge" Titan is toxic and green. Poisoned enemies turn green as well. | |
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In Gems of War, poisoned units have their hearts counter turn green, while Diseased units have a greenish-purple cloud veiling their portrait. | |
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Ronin Warriors has Sekhmet, Warlord of Venom, whose corrosive poison is usually portrayed as pink or purple. Interestingly enough, his armor is mostly green. | |
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In the Mary Martin version of Peter Pan, the pirates poison Pan's milk, turning it bright red. You'd think he'd notice something was up, but then it wouldn't set up Tinkerbell's heroic death. | |
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In Jōjū Senjin!! Mushibugyō, the Insect Magistrate's hair, eyes and clothes turn purple when she unleashes her Poison Bug Powers. She thus rounds up the trope trifecta by being a Poisonous Person wielding purple Corrosive Poison... | |
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Super Smash Bros. Brawl: In the Cave level of the Subspace Emissary story, the poison gas you encounter is purple colored. | |
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Street Fighter V: F.A.N.G.'s poison attacks emit gobs of purple goo and pillars of purple smoke. When his opponent is hit byone of his abilities, their life meter changes to a purplish hue when the Damage Over Time effect takes over. | |
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Operencia: The Stolen Sun: Poisonous attacks are always very bright (almost whitish) green in color. | |
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Thelast.io: The poison from both the Poison Staff and the blowpipes is represented as purple. | |
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Wonder Woman: A couple of Dr. Poison's toxins were yellow-green, though one of these was actually meant to drive the victims mad rather than kill them outright. | |
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From Wakfu, the Demon Roses created by the Shushu Djaul are encountered in Season 1 and one of them bites Amalia, poisoning her. According to Eva there are three types: purple, orange and red. The red ones have the strongest poison. | |
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Bug Fables: Purple is used to represent poison, both in the form of poison attacks often appearing as large globs of purple liquid, to characters inflicted with the Poisoned status turning purple all over. | |
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IT doesn't matter whether the poison in the Avernum games is applied through magic, gas, spider bites or worms' spit — it'll always look green, and work in the same way. | |
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While most The Elder Scrolls games use classic green (as mentioned above), Skyrim is unique in that it utilizes color-coded poisons: pink for health poison, blue for magicka poison, and green for stamina poison. Poisons of any other type, such as weaknesses or ability drains, default to the bubblegum pink "health" bottle, as do similarly deviant potions, meaning the only way to tell them apart now is the shape of their bottles. | |
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In A Song of Ice and Fire, when Joffrey is poisoned at his wedding feast, it's strongly implied that this was the work of Olenna Tyrell, who had the opportunity to remove a poisonous solid disguised as an amethyst from Sansa's jeweled hair net and drop it in his cup of wine. One indication of this is the wine itself: an early goblet is poured over Tyrion's head and described as red, while the dregs remaining in the later, poisoned goblet are described as purple. | |
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Pikmin 2: Poisonous gas is purple, as are the spores from the Puffstool. The color coding is also used for (the more pinkish) Munge Dweevils, which are part of a family of enemies with Elemental Powers as well as the Titan Dweevil, when he's about to use his poison weapon. Oddly, White Pikmin are the type immune to the latter, while Purple Pikmin don't have a hazardous element they're immune to, though they can't be blown by wind, making Whites the only Pikmin whose color does not match that of their element. | |
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Pikmin 3 uses either an inky black (for aquatic enemies) or a neon pink (for the Vehemoth Phosbat) to represent poison. | |
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Pikmin 4: Poison has been redesigned from the purple it was in the last game to a deep green/teal color, and most enemies that spawn poison are given this color. This is likely to avoid any confusion with the pink Winged Pikmin co-existing in story mode, and the Purple Pikmin having been given a lighter design than what they had in the game poison hazards debuted. | |
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One Piece has the dreaded MH5 poison gas, which releases a white cloud of deadly poison. However, it is usually changed to the usual purple mist in the video games featuring Don Krieg as a playable character. Furthermore, Magellan's Venom Demon: Hell's Judgement is crimson-colored and releases foul smokes, giving the impression of being hot somehow. | |
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Little Hands, Big Attitude: Discussed when Tom gives Knuckles guacamole to try. Kncukles remarks that in his experience, lumpy bright green substances are best avoided. Tom admits he has a point. | |
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Pokémon: The Poison elemental type has a purple icon, "Poisoned" status is also purple, and many Poison-type attacks (such as Toxic and Gunk Shot) are represented with a bubbly purple goop. Furthermore, many Poison-related Pokémon like Koffing/Weezing, Ekans/Arbok, Gastly/Haunter/Gengar, Nidoran/Nidorina/Nidorino/Nidoqueen/Nidoking, Zubat/Golbat/Crobat, Stunky/Skuntank, Skorupi/Drapion are violet in color. | |
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In Kingdom Rush, poison from either towers or enemies tends to be green. In Frontiers, the Necromancers' tower attacks with green poisonous miasma and the hero Boneheart has green, gaseous venom to use in various forms. | |
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Primal Carnage: The Dilophosaurus has the ability to spit a bright purple venom which drains stamina on contact. | |
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In GemCraft green gems are the poisonous ones. | |
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Castlevania: Circle of the Moon: The poison status effect causes Nathan to take on a purple tint. Poisonous snakes, Poison Armors and other poison enemies are purple, fitting the games focus on different elemental traits. The Manticore card applies the Poison element to your spells, which results in predominantly purple graphical effects. Interestingly enough, antidotes are also represented by a bottle filled with purple liquid. | |
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Final Fantasy: The"Poison" and "Toxin" status itself is usually shown in the form of green bubbles/green oozing stuff. Final Fantasy II: Venom magic is bright green at low levels and dark green at high levels. Final Fantasy VII: Not only are poison spells green, characters also glow green when poisoned. |
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Tonic Trouble: The Grimy Water in the final level is shaded purple. | |
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SaGa Frontier 2 has poisoned characters turning purple (then back to their normal colouration) at the end of each combat round, and the symbol indicating a poisoning is a pair of purple droplets. | |
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The flesh-melting poison used by Fugo's stand Purple Haze in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure hasn't been seen in color in the manga, but JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle shows it as being (sure enough) purple. | |
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Where's My Water?: If the poison so much as touches water, the entire body of water will turn purple as well. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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Feet of Clay: Subverted — Vimes expects arsenic to be green and is surprised to learn otherwise. | |
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Scaredy Squirrel: Dave's spray clouds are depicted as a large, purple cloud. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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Naruto features purple-colored poisons, seen with Shizune's Breath Weapon and Sasori's weapons. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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The many types of gases used by the vile borg, Noxious in Skysurfer Strike Force also come in many bright colors. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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Subverted by Deus Ex: Human Revolution, the pale green gas released by shooting the canisters is not poison and just knocks out anyone caught in it. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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In Block N Load, Eliza Doolally's poison gas is bright green. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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In Fairy Tail, Cobra's actual Dragon Slayer venom is dark red in color and more steaming than bubbling. Cuberios' poison too is showed to have this color, and yet its victims become purple instead as seen above. Invoked and subverted in the anime when Happy attacks some Edolas soldiers with a bag of white "Poisonous Mist", which is actually harmless flour. | |
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In Detective Grimoire: Secret of the Swamp, the poison used to make Remington ill was a green powder. | |
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Gemfire: Skulryk's poison clouds are deep purple. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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In the first three Onimusha games, there are some cases of yellow poisonous gases, especially in the second game. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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In Arachnid the villainous nurse Sasori enjoys taking some time to tell people who are at her mercy that a scorpion has three friends: a yellow toxin for paralyzation, a blue toxin to put them to sleep and a red toxin that quickly causes death. Unsurprisingly, the one she uses the most is the yellow one. | |
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In Age of Mythology, the Scorpion Man Myth Unit, granted to followers of Nephthys, has a special attack that poisons nearby units, draining their health for a small while. Poisoned units are represented with green clouds surrounding them. | |
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The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask: You can tell Woodfall Swamp is poisoned due to the water having a distinct reddish-purple hue. Even the plants take on bright, unnatural colors. | |
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The purple flower in Jumanji is the one that shoots poison darts at players as part of the game's scheme to keep you from being able to finish it. To wit, the game puts the flower right underneath itself so the plant springs up through the floorboards as Judy picks up the game to bring it to Sarah, who would get it and take her turn but is stuck in the floor across the room with Alan. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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In Dungeons, Plague Demons are green and can spit poison. The poisonous traps of the Mindless Army are greenish in color. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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In Minecraft, being poisoned turns your health bar a sickly green, and contracting food poisoning makes your hunger bar green. During both kinds of poisoning you also have green swirls appear around you. | |
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Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair: Monokuma's special poison, the murder weapon of Chapter 5, is purple in color, even as a gas. | |
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Perfect Dark: The nerve gas in Area 51 is greenish in color. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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Final Fantasy: Almost all the games in the saga features purple swamps where you take damage as you walk. Final Fantasy VI: When Kefka dumps poison into the river surrounding Doma Castle, the water takes on a purplish hue. Final Fantasy Tactics Advance: The Miasma spell is purple. |
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The poison the adversary uses in the Doctor Who episode "The Deadly Assassin" is green. Likewise the poison in "The Curse of Fenric". | |
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In The Sword of Shannara Trilogy the poison from the Creeper-like monster is described as purplish in color. | |
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The Legend of Dragoon: Feyrbrand can also produce and shot blue poison (causes Fear) and grey poison (causes Stun). | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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In Super Mario Galaxy and its sequel there are swamps with purple gunk that instantly cause you to drown. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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In Bravium, the poison from both the enemies and the playable characters' attacks is always green. | |
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Pikmin (2001): The Smoky Progg leaves a trail of green sludge that instantly kills any Pikmin that touches it. In Pikmin 4, it is recolored red (although the Progg itself remains green) and is referred to as "gloom," a special type of hazard that no Pikmin is immune to. | |
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Demon Skin: Poisoned projectiles, like those fired from stingers of giant scorpions, are bright green., Getting hit by these attacks coats you in a green aura that drains your health until you recover or consume an antidote. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon: Cynder's Poison element is a vivid lime green in color. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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In Evolve, the Gorgon's poisonous attacks glow a pale green. | |
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Titan Quest consistently represents poison by a vibrant green color. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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The poison featured in the pilot of Forever is a purple-blue color. Justified as it's aconite, which is derived from monkshood, a similarly colored flower. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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In Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf: The Intriguing Alien Guests, Mushroom can release poisonous gas that is colored purple, much like her. | |
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Zombs Royale.io: The poisonous gas that regularly advances and shrinks the playable area is purple-colored. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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Elona has green poison despite being a Japanese game, because purple is already used for elemental darkness. | |
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Technicolor Toxin | |
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Genji: Dawn of the Samurai: The Poison element is purple. | |
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Hades: The poison that Zagreus can be afflicted with in the Temple of Styx either comes from bright green darts, bright green goo, or bright green gas. Lampshaded by Hypnos if the poison kills you. | |
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Sipho: Poison is depicted as a cloud of purple fluids. | |
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Pokémon: The Series: As in the games, both Poison-type moves and Mons are often depicted as purple. Examples include Grimer, Koffing, Ekans and their evolutions. | |
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Highborn: Poisonous swamps are always bright purple. | |
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Jesus Christ RPG Trilogy: Poisonous swamps are purple. | |
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Warrior Cats: In Twilight, the source of RiverClan's poisoning is a silvery-green liquid leaking from a Twoleg object. Leafpool comments that the stuff even looks evil. | |
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Pikmin series: Pikmin (2001): The Smoky Progg leaves a trail of green sludge that instantly kills any Pikmin that touches it. In Pikmin 4, it is recolored red (although the Progg itself remains green) and is referred to as "gloom," a special type of hazard that no Pikmin is immune to. Pikmin 4: Poison has been redesigned from the purple it was in the last game to a deep green/teal color, and most enemies that spawn poison are given this color. This is likely to avoid any confusion with the pink Winged Pikmin co-existing in story mode, and the Purple Pikmin having been given a lighter design than what they had in the game poison hazards debuted. |
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In Dungeon Crawl poisonous corpses are shown in green text. | |
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BattleRoyale.io: The poisonous essence that regularly expands and shrinks the playable area is purple-colored. | |
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Dragon Quest: Poison swamps are always colored violet. | |
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Ultima: Throughout the series, the various color-coded potions do a variety of things, but the green potion is always poison, and a poisoned character's health bar turns green. Furthermore, some of the games had green swamps that would poison your character if you walked through them without special swamp boots (also green). | |
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Kindred of the East, Kuei Jin users of the Bone Shintai can obtain a Breath Weapon taking the form of an incredibly corrosive cloud of black poison which rapidly erodes flesh and metal alike. | |
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Castlevania: Curse of Darkness features green colored poison status, and uses purple for the "cursed" status alteration. However, at least one enemy (White Gravial) spews a purple liquid. | |
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Kingdom of Loathing parodies the trope with the green BRICKO brick: | |
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MacGyver (1985) episode "The Spoilers" starts with a tanker full of toxic waste which is hot pink. | |
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The acid in Impressive Title: Badlands always glows green. | |
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The Batman: Lampshaded: | |
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Hive Jump: Giant mushrooms spit clouds of purple gas. | |
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In Kong: Skull Island and The Birth of Kong, the boneyard where the Skullcrawlers live has a sickly yellowish-green hue in the air. The files in the Kong: Skull Island Cinematic Adventure sourcebook confirm that this is because geothermal vents in the boneyard emit poison gases. | |
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Terraria: Weaker poisons are associated with green, and anything given the Poisoned debuff has a green tint. Even the Bezoar, which prevents being Poisoned, is green. Hardmode introduces a more deadly form of poison called Acid Venom that instead uses a stronger purple for its color. | |
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The Dead Mines: The abandoned mine is filled with toxic green gas. | |
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Emergency!: Later games in the series are notable because anything that poses a contamination risk—including chemical, biological, and radiological contaminants—can be visible as a green cloud. | |
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Kirby: Planet Robobot: Kirby's Poison Copy Ability lets him emit violet liquids and gases and gives him a hat that spews the liquid out of the top. | |
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In Into the Breach, the A.C.I.D. is technically made of nanomachines, but it takes the form of green puddles or pools. Any entity walking into it (or shot by it) is covered in green liquid, and takes double damage from weapons, and negates any armor they might have. Interestingly, covering an enemy in A.C.I.D. alone doesn't make it take damage; they're just extra vulnerable to any other damage. | |
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Happy Heroes: In Season 7's "God of War Legend" Story Arc, Caesar's soldiers wield Poisoned Weapons that have a purple tint and leave visibly purple wounds on the characters. | |
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