From Final Fantasy Wiki

Vivi with the heat status

Heat is a status ailment in Final Fantasy IX. Heat status causes the target to become KO'ed after taking an action, similar to the Air Anchor's special effect in Final Fantasy VI. Quina's Blue Magic Mustard Bomb will cause Heat status. Valia Pira and Maliris will use the Mustard Bomb magic, and Tiamat can use a Jet Fire attack that also causes Heat.

Heat can be prevented by using the Body Temp ability, or cured using a Remedy, Esuna, or by using Blizzard on the inflicted party member.

From Grand Theft Wiki

A billboard seen around San Andreas.

Heat is a sportswear clothing company in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Grand Theft Auto IV. Advertisements for the company is seen all over San Andreas and Liberty City. It is featured in the in-game website www.peepthatshit.com. Several pedestrians around Liberty City can be seen wearing clothes made by the company. Heat has a theme available to download on www.vipluxuryringtones.com.

From Halopedia, the Halo Wiki

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A HEAT Missile from The Art of Halo 3.

The 102mm High-Explosive Anti-Tank (HEAT) shaped charge can be fired from M19 SSM Rocket Launcher^[1] and M41 Rocket Launcher^[2]. As the name reveals, they are primarily designed to penetrate Tank and other vehicle armor, such as warthogs.. The 102mm HEAT charges are large, almost as large as the 105-120mm shells that the 21st century tanks used to fire. When fired from the M19 Rocket Launcher, the charge will lock on the target and follow it until it is destroyed or out of sight. Instead, when fired from the M41 SSR MAV/AW Rocket Launcher, it seems to travel slower and it will not arc nor lock on the target.

Warfare

The HEAT 102mm charge will kill and destroy the following:

• Scorpion/Wraith tank in two direct hits.
• Banshee Ground Support Aircraft/Hornet in one direct hit.
• Spartan in MJOLNIR with one direct hit or if the target is within a two-foot blast radius.
• Covenant Infantry, of any caste or rank, Hunter included with one direct hit. It will take two hits from blast radius damage to destroy a Hunter.
• Ghost/Chopper/Mongoose will die in one direct hit.
• Warthog/Spectre/Brute Prowler in 1 to 2 hits depending on hit location.

It has been observed that:

• It can be sniped out of the air.
• If timed correctly, a Gravity hammer, explosion, or even a sniper rifle or battle rifle can cause it to spin out of control, and eventually explode. This method can also cause the rocket to flip backward at the person who fired it it the explosion is placed correctly, possibly killing them (Halo 3 only).
• In Halo 3 has approximately the same speed as Halo: Combat Evolved, while in Halo 2 is slightly faster.

Trivia

• HEAT missiles were first developed in World War II for anti-tank usage by the Allied forces. They were used in their M9 Bazookas against Axis Panzers (tanks).

Gallery

A HEAT missile in flight.

A HEAT compared to a Missile Pod missile.

A HEAT missile used for the M19 SSM Rocket Launcher variant.

A case containing two HEAT missiles.

Sources

1. ↑ Halo: Combat Evolved
2. ↑ Halo 2

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

The desert heat is the effect that a player suffers while in the Kharidian Desert south of Shantay Pass. The heat causes players to suffer dehydration, and to lose health if they do not drink from a waterskin. Wearing desert clothing help to keep players cool, and reduces the player's need to drink water as often. If a player's waterskins run out of water while they are in the desert, the desert heat will begin to hit damage on the player until they either die, get water from a cactus using a knife or other water source, or leave the desert. Engaging in a conversation with an NPC will pause the desert effect.

Protective clothes and gear

Items

• Waterskins - Waterskins allow a player to survive desert heat effect, and usually come in 4 doses of water. Each time a player drink, a dose of water is used up.
• Enchanted water tiara - Players who have completed Dealing with Scabaras may craft an enchanted water tiara which can be substituted as waterskins when worn.

Clothing

Three sets of clothes protect against desert heat, by extending the time between drinks of water by 30 seconds. These are:

• Desert clothing - The set consists of a desert shirt, desert robe, and desert boots. These clothes are completely white, and closely resemble Druid's robes. The robes can be purchased from Shantay at Shantay Pass, or from Ali Morrisane in Al Kharid.
• Desert outfit - The outfit can be purchased from Ali Morrisane in Al Kharid during or after the miniquest Rogue Trader. The outfit differs slightly for male and female players.
• Menaphite clothing - The robes can be purchased from Ali Morrisane in Al Kharid during or after miniquest Rogue Trader. They come in two colour schemes: purple and red.

Trivia

• There once was a glitch where either free play and members who stepped near the gates of Shantay Pass would take damage from desert heat. This glitch has been fixed.
• Before the quest Desert Treasure was released, players who walked in or out of the Desert area would receive a message, "Desert effect is now on", or "Desert effect is now off", respectively.

From Yu-Gi-Oh!

Heat can refer to two specific Elemental Hero Monster Cards

• Elemental Hero Heat
• Elemental Hero Lady Heat

From Yu-Gi-Oh Card Maker Wiki

Heat
	English:	Heat
	Attribute:	Spell Cards
	Property:	Normal
	Card Lore:	Pay 300 Life Points. Add 1 FIRE monster from your Deck to your hand.
	Sets with this Card:	Ancient's Law of Life - ALOL - EN025
	Card Limit:	Limited.
	Other Card Information:	Gallery - Rulings Appearances Tips - Errata - Trivia Lores - Artworks - Names