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== Comic Books ==
* ''[[Legion of Super-Heroes (comics)|Legion of Super-Heroes]]:'' During the second Universo story arc, the Legion has been outlawed and everyone on Earth turned against them by the mind-controlling villain. All their resources have been stripped away. Good thing they just happen to stumble across one of [[Superman|Lex Luthor's]] old hideaways, still fully stocked and [[Ragnarok Proofing|functional after a thousand years.]]
 
 
== Film ==
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* The subterranean bomb shelter in ''[[The Road]]'', stocked with food and high-quality booze.
 
 
== Literature ==
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* ''[[Life As We Knew It]]''
* The heroes in [[Stephen King]]'s [[Zombie Apocalypse]] novel ''[[Cell]]'' loot the home of the neighborhood gun-enthusiast for weapons and ammunition.
* Prior to the [[The End of the World as We Know It|Waterless Flood]], the God's Gardeners in ''[[The Year of the Flood]]'' are encouraged to build and maintain "Ararats", basically food stores meant to enable them to survive the apocalypse. {{spoiler|Given the nature of the [[The Plague|Flood]] when it does come, the Ararats don't do most of the Gardeners much good}}.
* In one part of ''[[World War Z]]'', one of the survivors comes across a truck absolutely loaded down with canned food, weapons, and other survival gear. In a rather ironic twist, {{spoiler|the driver [[Driven to Suicide|did himself in]], apparently from despair}}.
** {{spoiler|She doesn't use any of it because she still had her military issued gear and since it's all civilian gear it would just weigh her down, and in a [[Zombie Apocalypse]] speed and mobility is everything. }}
* in the ''[[Mistborn]]'' series, it turns out that Lord Ruler had made a number of these {{spoiler|specifically in case of his defeat}}. They come in real useful when the shit hits the fan in the third book.
* The Stockpiles in ''[[Deathlands]]'' are the US government's version of these; unfortunately there's [[The End of the World as We Know It|no more United States left]]. [[Intrepid Merchant]] The Trader has become quite wealthy and powerful in this [[Scavenger World]] due to his ability to locate these hidden government stashes.
* One way the protagonist of ''[[I Am Legend]]'' survives as long as he does is by finding stashes collected by other, failed survivors.
 
== Live -Action TV ==
 
* ''[[Battlestar Galactica Reimagined(2004 TV series)|Battlestar Galactica]]'' has Helo and "Sharon" find a stash of food and anti-radiation meds in a cafe. Of course, it was probably planted by the Cylons.
== Live Action TV ==
* ''[[Battlestar Galactica Reimagined]]'' has Helo and "Sharon" find a stash of food and anti-radiation meds in a cafe. Of course, it was probably planted by the Cylons.
* ''[[Lost]]''. Station 3 The Swan is stocked with food, an armory and various equipment.
* The simulated-apocalypse reality[[Reality showShow]] ''[[The Colony]]'' requires its participants to accumulate and defend the resources they need, creating an example of this trope for themselves.
 
 
== Tabletop RPG ==
* ''The Morrow Project'' adventure ''Prime Base''. The title installation has everything a Morrow Project team could want, if they can figure out how to make it operational.
 
== Tabletop RPGGames ==
* ''[[The Morrow Project]]'' adventure ''Prime Base''. The title installation has everything a Morrow Project team could want, if they can figure out how to make it operational.
 
== Video Games ==