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* The [[Stephen King]] story "Battleground", part of the "Night Shift" collection, has a hitman who killed a toy designer attacked by an army of toy soldiers, complete with air support. {{spoiler|They eventually kill him by breaking out a tiny nuclear weapon.}} |
* The [[Stephen King]] story "Battleground", part of the "Night Shift" collection, has a hitman who killed a toy designer attacked by an army of toy soldiers, complete with air support. {{spoiler|They eventually kill him by breaking out a tiny nuclear weapon.}} |
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* ''[[Discworld]]'': |
* ''[[Discworld]]'': |
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** Something similar happens when [[Death Takes a Holiday|Death substitutes for the local Santa equivalent]] in ''[[ |
** Something similar happens when [[Death Takes a Holiday|Death substitutes for the local Santa equivalent]] in ''[[Hogfather]]''. A little girl asks for a sword (as well as a few other gender-abnormal toys). He gives her one. Only some persuasion from his 'helper' convinces him that giving a small child a few feet of sharp steel might be a bad idea. |
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** ''[[Thud!]]'': Lampshaded where Sam Vimes suspects there are intruders in his house and is looking for a weapon. Sadly, he's in his son's bedroom, and he notes he and his wife completely overlooked the range of toys with sharp steel parts. He settles for the leg of a rocking horse. |
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* ''[[Harry Potter (novel)|Harry Potter]]'' |
* ''[[Harry Potter (novel)|Harry Potter]]'' |
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** Playing cards that [[Made of Explodium|explode]], albeit without much force. |
** Playing cards that [[Made of Explodium|explode]], albeit without much force. |