The Sneeze of Doom rarely comes without warning — usually the unlucky sneezer will be shown inhaling air a few seconds before it happens.

A character sneezes from being cold. Maybe he's outside in a blizzard or in an arctic setting, or maybe has been trapped in a freezer.

Often caused by an allergy to the rarest substance known to man to which you will be exposed only at such a time, or something completely uncanny tickling your ...

The Japanese and Chinese equivalent of "burning ears". If you sneeze once, it means someone is talking or thinking about you; sneeze twice, it means someone ...

Very common in Western Animation. When one character is starting to sneeze and the current situation calls for being quiet, this character or someone else ...

When a character's nose is doused with black pepper, it causes the victim to explode in an exaggeratedly violent sneeze. The origin is uncertain, ...

This trope is about sneezes that are clearly intended to be seen as cute, either In-Universe or by the audience. Characters who do this are often cute ...

Basically, this trope is for instances where either someone is speaking, but sneezes in the middle of a sentence, or someone is speaking and is interrupted by ...

Basic Trope: A character's powerful sneeze has disastrous effects. Straight: Alice's sneeze causes her house to crumble. Exaggerated: Alice sneezes so ...

It's allergy season in San Francisco and Panda becomes a cute sensation when a Vine video of his cute sneeze goes viral, which does not go unnoticed by Nom ...