Macho Masochism: Undergoing painful experiences, or downplaying how much pain you're in, as proof of manliness. Miserable Massage: Massages that hurt.

The (supposed) leader of the Akatsuki after Yahiko's passing, Pain possesses the Rinnegan, the predecessor to the Sharingan, which allows the user to use ...

"'To the pain' means that the first thing you lose will be your feet below the ankles. Then your hands at the wrists, next your nose... The next thing you lose ...

Sometimes someone can't feel pain for whatever reason, usually due to nerve damage or other factors. Fiction likes to explore this idea.

Pain and Gain is when characters get power-ups from taking physical damage from others. Whether this is a raw power boost or having new effects or abilities ...

The Test of Pain trope as used in popular culture. Sometimes a character will face a test or pursuit of a goal that requires their commitment to be measured ...

Possible symptoms include abstract clenching or burning sensations, splitting headache, or the feeling something on the inside will a splode. Causes include ...

As the name implies, a Painful Transformation tends to be agonizing. While it probably won't leave permanent (physical) injuries, it's still not very pleasant. Western Animation · Live-Action Films · Video Games · An American Werewolf in

The person at the receiving end of the dangerous maneuver must appear to show that the move hurt. This is the Theatrics of Pain.

The Suckiness Is Painful trope as used in popular culture. Something really bad, such as horribly out-of-tune singing or violin playing, bad poetry, a …