Lethal Lava Land: Difference between revisions

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** Bryyo Fire in Metroid Prime 3 is a variation, instead of lava you're in various refining and storage facilities for 'Fuel Gel', a highly flammable, lava-like form of liquid fuel. Most of the puzzles in the area use it in various ways.

* Sun City, which is located somewhere on the surface of the Sun, in the ''[[Futurama]]'' video game applies to this trope.

* Both ''The Sanctuary of Stone and Fire'' and ''The Sanctuary of Rock and Lava'' from ''[[Rayman]] 2'' apply to this trope. They are also [[Temple of Doom~~|Temple of Dooms~~]].

* Both ''The Sanctuary of Stone and Fire'' and ''The Sanctuary of Rock and Lava'' from ''[[Rayman]] 2'' apply to this trope. They are also [[Temple of Doom]]s.

* [[Mechwarrior]] 3 has a geothermal plant right before the final mission, the mission before this one didn't have You relying on Heat sinks due to the snowstorm. Now You need a lot more than normal

* The ''[[Romancing SaGa]]'' Series used this: Mt. Tomae ([[Romancing SaGa|RS 1]]), Komulune Volcano ([[Romancing SaGa|RS 2]]), Fire Palace of Aunas ([[Romancing SaGa|RS 3]])

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** Flame Core and Crisis City from ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog 2006 (video game)|Sonic the Hedgehog 2006]]''. Crisis City combines this with [[After the End]].

** Hot Crater from ''[[Sonic Advance 2]]'' with [[Eternal Engine]] elements (noticing a pattern here?).

** Evil Foundry (especially the Ifrit boss fight) from ''[[Sonic and The Secret Rings]]'' [[Hailfire Peaks|combines this with]]~~--you~~ guessed it--[[Eternal Engine]].

** Evil Foundry (especially the Ifrit boss fight) from ''[[Sonic and The Secret Rings]]'' [[Hailfire Peaks|combines this with]]—you guessed it--[[Eternal Engine]].

** Deep Core from ''[[Sonic Rush Series]] Adventure''.

** Chaotic Inferno from ''Sonic Rivals 2''.

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** World 8 in ''[[Super Mario Bros 3]]'', ''[[New Super Mario Bros]]'', and ''[[New Super Mario Bros Wii]]''.

** Melty Molten/Hell Prominence Galaxy in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]].''

*** The ''Freezeflame/Ice Volcano Galaxy'' in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'', which [[Hailfire Peaks|combines]] [[Slippy-Slidey Ice World]] and [[Lethal Lava Land]] for an extra annoying time!

*** The ''Freezeflame/Ice Volcano Galaxy'' in ''[[Super Mario Galaxy]]'', which [[Hailfire Peaks|combines]] [[Slippy-Slidey Ice World]] and Lethal Lava Land for an extra annoying time!

** ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'' has Shiverburn Galaxy, which also combines [[Slippy-Slidey Ice World]] and [[Lethal Lava Land]], and Melty Monster Galaxy.

** ''[[Super Mario Galaxy 2]]'' has Shiverburn Galaxy, which also combines [[Slippy-Slidey Ice World]] and Lethal Lava Land, and Melty Monster Galaxy.

** Thwomp Volcano in ''[[Mario & Luigi: Partners In Time]]''

*** As well as the Barrel Volcano in ''[[Super Mario RPG]]''.

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* ''[[Tales of Phantasia]]'' has a cave where Claus [[Summon Magic|makes contract]] with Ifrit and Odin's Tower, where [[Flaming Sword|Flamberge]] can be found, assuming Nymph's rings are equipped on everyone to survive the heat.

* Red Mountain in ''[[The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind]]'', which doubles as the source of the [[Cosmic Horror]] threatening the world.

* Mehrune Dagon's world in ''[[The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion]]''. Also, Boethia's conveniently similar realm of Oblivion. ~~Heck -- all~~ the realms, except Paradise and the Shivering Isles.

* Mehrune Dagon's world in ''[[The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion]]''. Also, Boethia's conveniently similar realm of Oblivion. Heck—all the realms, except Paradise and the Shivering Isles.

* Death Mountain in the ''Zelda'' games also fits this trope. In ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time|The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time]]'', the sheer heat of some of the areas ''does'' affect Link unless he has the Goron Tunic equipped. The underground land of Subrosia in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages|Oracle Of Seasons]]'' also features copious lava.

** Not to mention the Cave of Flames in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap|The Legend of Zelda the Minish Cap]]''.

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*** At some point they put up invisible walls to keep players from offing themselves in the forges.

** Also, the starter instance of Ragefire Chasm.

** Mount Hyjal in the ''Cataclysm'' expansion, the southern and lowest part of the zone has become [[Lethal Lava Land]] due to Ragnaros the Fire Lord re-emerging to burn the World Tree. Lakes of lava, walls of flame, islands of rock, elemental giants of magma and a rare volcanic turtle. Patch 4.2 introduced the Firelands raid dungeon and the Molten Front daily quest area, which are this trope all over.

** Mount Hyjal in the ''Cataclysm'' expansion, the southern and lowest part of the zone has become Lethal Lava Land due to Ragnaros the Fire Lord re-emerging to burn the World Tree. Lakes of lava, walls of flame, islands of rock, elemental giants of magma and a rare volcanic turtle. Patch 4.2 introduced the Firelands raid dungeon and the Molten Front daily quest area, which are this trope all over.

* Act IV of ''[[Diablo|Diablo 2]]'' is fought in Hell, which is probably as Lethal Lava Land as you can get.

** However, the lava actually behaves the same as walls and there is no way to step on it.

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* Sector 4, The Oven, from ''[[Jumper (video game)|Jumper]] Three''. Sector 4 in original ''Jumper'' also has shades of this, having a red background and a large number of firebals.

* FireCage from ''[[An Untitled Story]]'' is [[Eternal Engine|mechanic]] version of this.

* Last Cave from ''[[Cave Story]]'' features several lakes of lava, not seen anywhere else in the game<ref>In spite of [[Underground Level|game's main setting]].</ref>.

* Last Cave from ''[[Cave Story]]'' features several lakes of lava, not seen anywhere else in the game.<ref>In spite of [[Underground Level|game's main setting]].</ref>

* ''[[Starcraft II]]'' has a level that floods with lava every few minutes. Just to be mean, all the resources are in areas that flood. In a nice touch, the local fauna is programmed to flee to higher ground in the seconds before the lava arrives, except for the Brutalisk, who may be more focused on killing your team than evacuating the flood. One achievement requires you to kill the Brutalisk in this fashion.

* The Oven from ''The Addams Family''(SNES).

* The ''[[Ys]]'' series has this in most of its games, eg Burnland/Moat of Burnedbless in ''II'', the Ilvern Ruins in ''III/Oath'', Fire Mountain in ''Mask of the Sun'', the Lava Fields of Nelgal in ''Dawn of Ys'', etc. In most cases, you can't even fall into the lava, due to [[Edge Gravity]] or [[Insurmountable Waist-Height Fence|insurmountable barriers]].

* The Fire Stage in ''[[Gradius]] III'', and the second half of the Volcanic Stage in ''Gradius IV''. The Volcanic stages in most of the games, while they have erupting volcanoes, are more of standard [[Death Mountain]] or [[Underground Level~~|Underground Levels~~]].

* The Fire Stage in ''[[Gradius]] III'', and the second half of the Volcanic Stage in ''Gradius IV''. The Volcanic stages in most of the games, while they have erupting volcanoes, are more of standard [[Death Mountain]] or [[Underground Level]]s.

* The Fire Spring in ''[[Earthbound]]''.

* The second-to last level in [[Bujingai Swordmaster]] starts as a series of caverns which eventually brings you in a volcano. And you must reach the top in order to finish the level.