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{{quote|''"Don't look now, but there's a [[Rhymes on a Dime|humongous fungus among us!]]" ''|'''[[The Red Green Show|Red Green]]'''}}
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== Card Games ==
* Not really an example of scenery, but the card game ''[[Munchkin (game)|Munchkin]]'' has a literal [[Fungus Humongous]] in the form of a level 5 creature Fungus, which can be combined with the enhancement "Humongous" to produce a level 30 Humongous Fungus, making it more powerful than a Plutonium Dragon. [[Pun|Do not truffle with the Humongous Fungus]].
** With the right cards, you can have an entire extended family grouping of mushrooms eat your character.
* ''[[Magic: The Gathering]]'' has a card called Fungusaur. It's a 2 power, 2 toughness creature that gets a +1/+1 counter (permanent power and toughness boost) whenever it takes damage and is not killed, making this sort of a Fungus Humongous.
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* During the "Order 66" bit in ''[[Star Wars]]: [[Revenge of the Sith]]'', one of the Jedi to die is on [http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/starwars/images/2/2b/Atotfelucia.jpg Felucia] at the time. Something of a subversion in that most of the fungi on Felucia looks nothing like Earth fungi.
** Indeed. Most people immediately after the film referred to the planet as "Doctor Seuss Mushroom World". That's how strange Felucia looks.
* ''Dreamcatcher'' the film of the book by [[Stephen King]] has a race of [[To Serve Man|parasitic]] aliens whose biology [[Living Ship|and spaceships]] are based on fungus -- likefungus—like those fungal parasites that eat ants from the inside out. This allows them to [[Self-Destruct Mechanism|blow up their ship]] like a puffball if attacked.
 
 
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** There's a layer of the Abyss devoted to fungi. The capital city is carved out of miles-high mushrooms.
** Slave Lords modules A1-A4
*** Module A3 ''Assault on the Aerie of the Slave Lords''. The [[PC|PCs]]s will encounter an underground lake. Nearby is a forest of large (6-76–7 feet tall) mushrooms which give off an eerie luminescence.
*** Module A4 ''In the Dungeons of the Slave Lords''. The Mushroom Garden is filled with mushrooms up to 9 feet tall and have trunks as thick as a tree. The Fungus Forest is filled with giant mushrooms and toadstools and huge puffball fungi.
* Chaosium's ''Trollpak'' supplement for ''[[Rune Quest]]''. The Sporewood is an underground Mushroom Wood with a variety of immense fungi, including toadstools.
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* ''[[The Elder Scrolls]] 3: [[Morrowind]]'' has giant mushrooms scattered across the island of Vvardenfell, a lot of times in lieu of actual trees. House Telvanni has most of it's buildings in giant mushrooms and other giant plants.
** ''The Shivering Isles'' expansion to ''[[The Elder Scrolls]] 4: Oblivion'' likewise features giant mushrooms.
** ''[[The Elder Scrolls]] 5: Skyrim'' is mostly mushroom-free, with one very notable exception--theexception—the massive cavern called Blackreach, which contains huge glowing mushrooms along with veins of [[Power Crystal|Soul Gems]] and ancient Dwarven ruins.
* In the [[Warcraft]] series we first see giant mushrooms in ''Warcraft II: Beyond the Dark Portal'' on Draenor, the native world of the orcs, and these mushrooms provided the same lumber as trees. ''Warcraft III'' and [[WoW]] added other places with giant mushrooms growing there - such as some dungeons and the Plaguelands. Strangely, in [[WoW]]'s Outland - the place that remained of Draenor after its [[Apocalypse How|destruction]] - the only place where giant mushrooms grow is Zangarmarsh.
* ''Diablo'' has a quest line where the player must retrieve a larger-than-average black mushroom. The blacksmith, Griswold, exaggerates its size by calling it "A huge, gargantuan, swollen, bloated mushroom". {{spoiler|It wasn't so big.}} [http://youtu.be/1q0ltHwY4xQ?t=46s Quest: The Black Mushroom]
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* In the ''[[My Little Pony]]'' cartoon, there is the Mushromp, a forest dotted with large mushrooms that is the home of the Moochick.
* [[Tintin]] encountered huge mushrooms in ''The Shooting Star'' (L'?oile myst?euse), which {{spoiler|promptly explode}}, just like in the comic version mentioned above.
* ''[[Superfriends]]'' (1973-741973–74) episode "The Mysterious Moles". While exploring underground, Wendy, Marvin and Wonder Dog encounter a stream with giant mushrooms growing along the banks.
 
 
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