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* [[History of Naval Warfare|Historical settings]] like the [[Cold War]] or [[World War II]] lend plausibility to the story; with all the secrecy back then, an adventure that took place hidden under the ocean seems like it really could have happened. |
* [[History of Naval Warfare|Historical settings]] like the [[Cold War]] or [[World War II]] lend plausibility to the story; with all the secrecy back then, an adventure that took place hidden under the ocean seems like it really could have happened. |
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Many of these are [[During the War]], but they don't have to be. Indeed they don't even have to involve the military. They don't ''even'' have to be underwater, as [[Space Is an Ocean]] means that fictional spaceships will often behave like subs. Films such as '' |
Many of these are [[During the War]], but they don't have to be. Indeed they don't even have to involve the military. They don't ''even'' have to be underwater, as [[Space Is an Ocean]] means that fictional spaceships will often behave like subs. Films such as ''[[Fantastic Voyage (film)|Fantastic Voyage]]'' and ''[[The Core]]'' have recycled '''Sub Story''' tropes in more fantastical settings ([[Fantastic Voyage Plot|a man's bloodstream]] and [[Lava Is Boiling Kool-Aid|the Earth's mantle]], respectively). |
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Home of many a [[Cool Boat]] with a [[Badass Crew]]. Expect at least one [[Silent Running Mode]] scene. |
Home of many a [[Cool Boat]] with a [[Badass Crew]]. Expect at least one [[Silent Running Mode]] scene. |
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{{examples}} |
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] == |
== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] == |
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* ''[[Blue Submarine No. 6]]'' |
* ''[[Blue Submarine No. 6]]'' |
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* ''[[Ozuma]]'', submarines [[Rule of Cool|in the sand]]! |
* ''[[Ozuma]]'', submarines [[Rule of Cool|in the sand]]! |
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* The final arc of the first season of ''[[Full Metal Panic!]]'' is set aboard the good guys' submarine. Various plot complications, including [[Hot Sub-On-Sub Action]], ensues. |
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== [[Film]] == |
== [[Film]] == |
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* ''[[Wing Commander (film)|Wing Commander]]'': A [[Humans by Any Other Name|Terran]] space fighter carrier finds itself fighting against badly stacked odds. They spend much of the movie trying to hide from the enemy [[Mega Neko|Kilrathi]] fleet, while trying to find some way to [[Delaying Action|delay their attack]] on Earth long enough for [[The Cavalry]] to get in position to stop them. |
* ''[[Wing Commander (film)|Wing Commander]]'': A [[Humans by Any Other Name|Terran]] space fighter carrier finds itself fighting against badly stacked odds. They spend much of the movie trying to hide from the enemy [[Mega Neko|Kilrathi]] fleet, while trying to find some way to [[Delaying Action|delay their attack]] on Earth long enough for [[The Cavalry]] to get in position to stop them. |
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* ''[[Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea|Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea]]'' |
* ''[[Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea|Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea]]'' |
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== [[Literature]] == |
== [[Literature]] == |
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* ''[[Hunt for Red October]]'' |
* ''[[Hunt for Red October]]'' |
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* The 1999 [[Made for TV]] movie ''The Hunley'' is centered around the experimental Confederate submarine ''Hunley'', which had thus far claimed the lives of two of its crews while being tested. A new crew is put together, and they must find a way to use their submarine against the Union Navy blockade of Charleston. {{spoiler|The sub sinks, and takes its third crew with it, but not before destroying a Union warship by [[Ramming Always Works|lancing it]] with a large explosive device.}} |
* The 1999 [[Made for TV]] movie ''The Hunley'' is centered around the experimental Confederate submarine ''Hunley'', which had thus far claimed the lives of two of its crews while being tested. A new crew is put together, and they must find a way to use their submarine against the Union Navy blockade of Charleston. {{spoiler|The sub sinks, and takes its third crew with it, but not before destroying a Union warship by [[Ramming Always Works|lancing it]] with a large explosive device.}} |
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* The episode "Why We Fight" from season five of ''[[Angel]]'' is a WWII flashback where Angel is sent by the U.S. government to help bring in a captured U-boat. |
* The episode "Why We Fight" from season five of ''[[Angel]]'' is a WWII flashback where Angel is sent by the U.S. government to help bring in a captured U-boat. |
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* ''[[Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea]]'' |
* ''[[Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea]]'' |
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* [[The Beatles (band)|The Beatles]]' "Yellow Submarine", which inspired [[Yellow Submarine|the film]]. |
* [[The Beatles (band)|The Beatles]]' "Yellow Submarine", which inspired [[Yellow Submarine|the film]]. |
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* [[Gorillaz]]' music video of "On Melancholy Hill" mostly features a fleet of submersibles piloted by the album's artists. |
* [[Gorillaz]]' music video of "On Melancholy Hill" mostly features a fleet of submersibles piloted by the album's artists. |
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== [[Video Games]] == |
== [[Video Games]] == |
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