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| - Distraction is the 2nd upgrade on path 2 for the Ninja Monkey. It costs $300 (Easy), $350 (Medium), $380 (Hard), and $420 on (Impoppable). Some bloons struck by the Ninja's weapons will become distracted and move the wrong way temporarily. However, do not count on this to stop bloons from making it through. It is only a nice additional bonus, not something to be relied on. The Summon Whirlwind and Tempest Tornado upgrades for the Monkey Apprentice are much more efficient and reliable at sending bloons back to the start.
- "Distraction" is a song performed by the Nostalgia Chick (Lindsay Ellis) and General Zod (Doug Walker) in Part 7 of the anniversary webvideo To Boldly Flee. It was written by Doug Walker.
- Distraction is a gameplay option featured in several installments of the Battlefield series.
- Distraction was a musical group.
- This song is written by Doug Walker and orchestrated by Skitch. It is performed by Zod (Doug Walker) and Ursa (Lindsay Ellis), with a special help from Non (Kyle Kallgren)
- "Distraction" is a Fixer Contract side mission available in Watch Dogs.
- Distraction is a rogue talent from the Bard specialization in Dragon Age: Origins.
- Distraction was a bizarre and short-lived game show based on the equally short-lived British game show of the same name with unconventional ways of playing. Many of the rounds had unusual challenges.
- Using this ability, Troy and Darren can prevent others from focusing and concentrating, by disrupting activity in the part of the brain which controls these functions. The people can then only focus on one thing for a few seconds. It can be used to help escape, as the enemy wouldn't notice Troy or Darren fleeing, and it can also be used to prevent effective defence against an attack. It also can be used to prevent a person from using enhanced aim, as that individual couldn't focus enough to access it. Focus and contemplation both give immunity to this ability.
- Distraction is a Destruction spell in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind that temporarily lowers the victim's intelligence. The attribute returns to its original value when the spell ends.
- Distraction (dîs•trâk•shún) - First appeared in the English language nearly 5,000 years ago. It was initially used to describe a further attraction separate from the original engagement. Distraction is also a form of..."Oi, bitch! Shut up! I'm trying to write an article! Yes, I know you've got your daughter there, I'll give you a spliff in a minute". Sorry, where was I now? Anyway, the original meaning of distraction has only changed ever so slightly from when it was originally introduced.
- "Now's the time to prove what you were taught, Ed. Keep him talking." Those words echoed in his skull, shaking his body more than he liked. Taking a breath, he dialed the number of the house into his chatternet. He knew full well of the pressure that was on him. He dialed again, reminding himself there's a first time for everything. He walked out of the safety the police tent offered, recalling the techniques to keep someone talking. As he reminded himself its his first real negotiation role, he delved into what could go wrong: the house could explode, kill the kid, and maybe-
- Gary Mitchell was not happy, he sat in his quarters searching through the disk he had stolen from Spock, it just contained data about Ion storms, there had to be something he was missing. Kirk had never been so secretive before, sure there were a few instances where Kirk had told him to ‘butt out’ but after about an hour he would relent and tell Gary what was on his mind, it was usually quicker if alcohol was involved. Together they would then come up with a plan and execute it. It certainly worked that way with Pike, they had worked together, assassinated him and now they were happily working together at the top. Well Gary wasn’t completely happy with being a mere First officer anymore, who would be with the Captain’s chair right there. True Kirk usually found the most lucrative way to do
- A Game Show that asks "How much humiliation will you endure to win some amazing prizes?" Programme from Great Britain hosted by brash comedian Jimmy Carr which involved contestants answering rather simple questions while being distracted in various ways, such as being thrown around by wrestlers, having live geese eat feed off your body while lying face up in your underwear, and buzzing-in by sticking your fingers in mousetraps, stopping a fan with your face, or even urinating in a toilet onstage.
- The Silvius is ambushed by Anshar and a fleet of Ades Battle Ships at the border of Glacies. Glacies detects the ships, and dispatches Rocket Fighters to engage them. Fam Fan Fan wants to participate in the battle because she feels responsible for leading the ships to Silvius, but she is told to leave it to the professionals. The Silvius deploys flights of Military Vanships and attempts to break though the Ades forces and reach Glacies. Fam decides to head into the battle in her Vespa, with Millia in the navi seat. Giselle Collette breaks down crying on seeing Fam and Millia return.
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