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| - [Source] A frying pan was a cooking device used across the galaxy. Its main purpose was cooking; however, sometimes it could be used as a melee weapon.
- The Frying Pan, also known as the Skillet, is a close combat weapon seen in Left 4 Dead 2. It is primarily found in kitchens and nearby (discarded) cookware. It can be used in the following campaigns:
* Swamp Fever
* Hard Rain
* The Parish
* Death Toll
* Blood Harvest
- In Conker's Bad Fur Day, the frying pan is Conker's main weapon. Simply pressing the B Button will make Conker swipe the Frying Pan in front of him. The look of the frying pan looks like any other, however it is stronger than it looks as it is able to knock The Big Big Guy's balls off with ease.
- The frying pan is an item needed for the culinary skill. This is needed to cook some types of meat as well as other items. This can be made or bought at a store. An amusing fact is this can be used as a weapon in combat but the only damage it does is smashing.
- The frying pan can be found in the kitchen in the Hell's Kitchen, where it rests on the kitchen bench in the center of the room. It can be used as a weapon. It is particularly useful against the cook T-Bone, which bloocks some of the cook's blow darts.
- The frying pan is an obstacle in Rayman's Homeworld. It can be seen at Picture City and The Candy Chateau. At Candy Chateau, Rayman has to slide on the pan to the end of the level, while avoiding pits and rivers of lemonade. At Picture City, The Pirates are flying on the same pan while wearing space suits. Also cyberdemon531 is a fucking faggot bitch and this is not a spoon he is blind and he is fucking stupid as he'll.
- A frying pan is a type of cookware used for frying food. It is typically a 20 to 30 cm diameter flat pan with flared sides, one handhold and no lid.
- The Frying Pan is a weapon Murphy Pendleton can use in Silent Hill: Downpour. It can be found inside most houses as well as around Silent Hill's streets, usually among piles of rubble. It inflicts a small amount of damage against monsters, but is a very durable weapon.
- Frying pan is a junk item in Fallout 4.
- Frying pan.
- The Frying Pan is a weapon that can be found in Fable, Fable: The Lost Chapters, and Fable Anniversary. To get it, you must find all six treasure clues and then dig it up in Orchard Farm. If you obtain it before you have all six clues, it will cause no damage and will not have any augment slots. Though the pan's damage is relatively low, its five augment slots potentially make it a very powerful weapon. Only four slots will appear on screen, but as long as you put all five augments on the pan at the same time (not leaving the weapons menu), it can have five.
- The Frying Pan is a promotional melee weapon equippable by all classes with the exception of the Engineer and the Spy. It is a worn cast-iron skillet with patches of grease on the cooking surface and two spout-like openings on the sides. It will act like the stock melee weapon for the class wielding it. It also has a metalic ding/wham when hitting a object/player/building. Using Strange Bacon Grease on this item will give the user a Strange variant. This item, together with Ellis' Cap, is awarded to players who own Left 4 Dead 2.
- Damage: 1d8 Critical: 1d6 damage per plus and each enemy adjacent to the target of the critical hit is knocked prone. An odd, possibly magical frying pan made by Kaja and found by Flynn Rider. Far better than other frying pans. Cooking with aforementioned frying pan adds +7 HP to whomever eats food made with it.
- The frying pan does average damage and can only strike once per turn, but it significantly boosts the users ability to block opponents attacks. When combined with a shield, it can block up to 90% of all avoidable attacks.
- The Frying Pan is a melee weapon that appears in Condemned 2: Bloodshot. It has decent attack power and range, but attacks slowly.
- The Frying Pan is a key item that appears in Paper Mario.
- It is retrieved in the path on the right in the Pink Station, inside a chest at the end of the trail.
- Frying pan is a weapon in Dragon Quest VII. Attack: +44 Style: +9 No special effects.
- A frying pan is a round, flat metal pan that is normally used as a cooking utensil, though it can also function as an effective, if improvised and somewhat primitive, weapon .
- Die Frying Pan stellt eine Bratpfanne im Besitz von Prinzessin Peach dar.
- A frying pan, frypan, or skillet is a flat-bottomed pan used for frying, searing, and browning foods. It is typically in diameter with relatively low sides that flare outwards, a long handle, and no lid. Larger pans may have a small grab handle opposite the main handle. A pan of similar dimensions, but with less flared vertical sides and often with a lid, is called a sauté pan. While a sauté pan can be used like a frying pan, it is designed for lower heat cooking methods, namely sautéing.
- The Frying Pan is a weapon in EarthBound Beginnings which can be equipped by Ana. It increases her Offense by 8, making it her weakest weapon. It can be bought for $300 in Snowman's department store.
- The Frying Pan is a decorations item in Club Penguin Island. All players can gain the ability to buy it by reaching level 5, as part of the Sharing Pack. Members can buy this item at Igloos & Interiors for 20 coins each.
- The Frying Pan is a weapon under the classification of...frying pan... It's only usable by Astor.
- The Frying Pan (フライパン Furai pan) is an Axe that first appeared in Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem, later reappearing in Fire Emblem Fates. In New Mystery of the Emblem, it is a common prize from Everyone's Conditions, with the Frying Pan being evidently the weakest axe available in the game. This is in line with its role as a cooking utensil, rendering it impractical to be used as a combat weapon. The Frying Pan is analogous to the Obtuse Sword, the Laundry Pole, the Toy Bow and Nurufire, all of which function as "joke" weapons and are ill-suited for effective combat.
- Julian Bashir recalled once a story about Davy Crockett arranging tin frying pans in such a way as to allow the bullet to ricochet off each one in turn. This prompted Miles O'Brien's revelation about displaced targeting. (DS9: "Field of Fire") Aboard the USS Voyager, Neelix used a frying pan quite frequently when preparing fried foods. In an illusion experienced by The Doctor in 2371, Neelix used a frying pan to knock out a Kazon soldier who had boarded the ship. He was also unhappy when the frying pan was dented. (VOY: "Projections")
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