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| - Naruto punches his opponent into the air, creates two to four shadow clones that jump in the air as well, before jumping himself. The clones hold his opponent down as they fall, with Naruto landing on them knee-first.
- The Parachute is an , slot, item that is occasionally available to everyone in the Station Cash Marketplace for a limited amount of time. P.png|A closed parachute backpack
- Parachute is a game for the Game & Watch where you have to save people from a helicopter and make them land in your boat. You will direct your boat under the person try and let them land safely. If they land in the water, a shark will come and eat them- if this happens three times you will lose and will have to start over.
- [Source] In 25,793 BBY, exiled Je'daii Daegen Lok and the Force Hound Xesh used parachutes to escape their Pho-V fighter which crashed on the planet Krev Coeur in the Tython system. Using the parachutes, they escaped the burning craft and made it safely to the surface. During the Galactic Civil War, a bounty hunter used a parachute and an ablative heatshield to rescue a child after the latter had wrestled a pirate out of an airlock above the planet Dantooine.
- Parachute, conocido en Japón como Parasyu (パラシュー Parasyu?), es un miembro del "Circo Robot". Parachute cae desde lo alto y entonces abre un paracaídas, así, continúa descendiendo, lentamente. En "Mega Man 3", Parachute aparece en los Escenario de Shadow Man, de Doc Robot [ Needle Man, Shadow Man ]; es débil al Magnet Missile. En "Mega Man III", re-aparece en el Escenario de Shadow Man, además de la Wily Estación; es débil a todas las Armas Especiales, excepto el Search Snake.__TOC__
- The Parachute is a utility in the Worms Series. It is important for the player to mind the wind while using this utility. It is possible to drop weapons while using this utility.
- The parachute bug is a common seen bug, where one or multiple parachutes get stuck/attached to an object, usually a crate.
- The Parachute is a Glider available from the start that can be found in Mario Kart 8. It looks like a parachute with stripes of several different colors (red, orange, yellow, green, light blue, and white). It gives an advantage in acceleration, but at the cost of lower weight; it's stats are identical with the Cloud Glider, Peach Parasol, Bowser Kite, Parafoil, Flower Glider, Plane Glider, MKTV Parafoil, and Hylian Kite.
- The parachute is a piece of equipment in the Just Cause game series.
- In Yoshi's Story, fruit can be fallen from Surprise Balls, sometimes being dropped with a parachute. When dropped with a parachute, the fruit descends slower. Fruit is usually dropped with a parachute over an abyss, although sometimes it is fallen over land. When the fruit touches the ground, the parachute disappears, and Yoshi can eat the fruit. When the fruit is in the air, Yoshi can eat the fruit, although the parachute disappears in the process.
- Parachute is a transformation that both Kirby and Prince Fluff can take on in the game Kirby's Epic Yarn. The two can transform into a parachute by holding the 2 button while in mid-air.
- The parachute is an item that is occasionally seen in Total Drama Island and Total Drama Action, and is used much more frequently in Total Drama World Tour, regularly put to use by the eliminated contestants once they take the Drop of Shame. The parachute makes a minor appearance in Total Drama: Revenge of the Island. They are later used to decide the team placements in the first episode of Total Drama: Pahkitew Island. A slightly different parachute appears in Total Drama Presents: The Ridonculous Race.
- The ProLaps Parachute is designed for only one purpose in the three GTA games it appears in: to safely return the player to ground level after falling from a significant height. The parachute appears in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, The Ballad of Gay Tony, and Grand Theft Auto V.
- The Parachute is a feature in Saints Row 2 and Saints Row: The Third.
- Both Nathan Drake and Elena Fisher used a parachute to bail out of their burning plane. While Elena manages to land safely, Nate's parachute has a hole in it and therefore he only survives when it gets snagged on a statue.
- Parachute - jest to piosenka śpiewana przez Ally Dawson w odcinku Records & Wrecking Balls
- Parachutes lift a rival into the air, then slowly brings them back down again. It is considered to be one of the most effective shots because its effects can severely hamper one's progress.
- Scooby-Doo and Shaggy Rogers fled from the Moving Mollusk when he showed up at Critter Getters, onto a plane waiting for them on a boat. They then parachuted down over the mountains. The Moving Mollusk revealed himself from underneath them, sending them in reverse back to New York.
- The parachute is a life-preserving evacuation device that can be used to survive falls from high altitudes within a planet's atmosphere. The high surface area of the device increases the air resistance and counters some of the force upon the user or aircraft. The device does not appear to be used by any other race other than the Tau'ri.
- Parachute is a song featured on the Austin & Ally: Turn It Up soundtrack. This was the fifth song from the Austin & Ally: Turn It Up soundtrack. It was written by Andy Dodd, Adam Watts and Gannin Arnold.
- The Parachute is a piece of gear that can be purchased from the Gear Shop for $3000, or $10 Monkey Money. It can be given to any monkey flying in an aerial vehicle (such as a Monkey Ace). Then, if its tower is destroyed, the monkey can float down in a parachute and become a Dart Monkey, at the position in which the vehicle's launch pad had been. This Dart Monkey will already have the same number of upgrades (on the same paths) as you gave the tower it was previously flying in. However, if its previous tower had a Tier 4 upgrade and you haven't unlocked the Tier 4 upgrade for the Dart Monkey yet, it will only have the Tier 3 upgrade.
- After World War II, parachute jumping became a popular sport within France due to their usage during the war. It was largely because of this that France first designed the theory of High Altitude Low Opening (HALO) jumps. During the mid-1950s, The Boss instructed paratroopers at Fort Bragg in the theory of HALO jumps. Snake again used a parachute upon arriving in Tselinoyarsk during Operation Snake Eater, after ejecting from an M-21 drone. The Shagohod, had it been completed, would also have utilized three parachutes to brake after launching an IRBM at heightened speeds.
- The Parachute is a usable item in Far Cry 3 and Far Cry 4. Jason is given the parachute along with the Wingsuit by Willis Huntley after flying to the Southern Island. Ajay can buy it or find it at some places in Kyrat. The Parachute is used for making a safe landing after using the Wingsuit. Landing without the parachute will cause the player to die, except when landing in the water, or landing in a low enough angle. If the Parachute is deployed too late, it can not reduce enough speed for a safe landing.
- Le parachute est l'instrument de culte des parachutistes. Grosso modo, c'est une tente Quechua 2" qu'ils se collent dans le dos avant de monter dans un avion pour l'ouvrir un peu plus tard. Si on entre dans les détails, c'est tout de suite moins drôle. Un parachute est un dispositif tout mou destiné à ralentir la chute d'un(e) gonze(sse) (trop souvent un bidasse d'ailleurs) plus ou moins volontairement tombée d'un aéroplane à moteur à une altitude suffisante.
- While trapped in the year 1942, Pavel Chekov's YAK-1 was shot down by World War II Nazi fighters. He escaped the damaged airplane by using a parachute. (TOS novel: Home is the Hunter) In the Julian Bashir, Secret Agent holoprogram, Julian Bashir fell out of a dirigible over Iceland but was equipped with a parachute that slowed his fall and there was a submarine waiting for him after the fall. (DS9 episode: "Our Man Bashir") James T. Kirk uses a parachute while orbital skydiving over Earth. The parachute folded easily. (TNG comic: "Star Trek Generations")
- Orbital skydivers carried compressed parachutes in their suits, to help land safely. (VOY: "Extreme Risk"; Star Trek Generations deleted scene) After Jonathan Archer restored a damaged timeline, parachutes used by soldiers during World War II could be seen in the time stream as the timeline realigned itself. (ENT: "Storm Front, Part II") In the alternate reality, James T. Kirk, Hikaru Sulu, and Chief Engineer Olson used parachutes with a repacking mechanism in their orbital skydive to the Narada's drill platform. The parachute could not support the weight of more than one person. (Star Trek)
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