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* ''[[Metroid (Video Game)|Metroid]]'' has some, though the temples are mostly futuristic (the biggest being "Temple Of Doom [[Hailfire Peaks|meets]] [[Eternal Engine]]" Sanctuary Fortress from ''[[Metroid Prime (Video Game)|Metroid Prime]] 2''), and the most dangerous aren't contraptions, but post-abandonment inhabitants (or in the case of the Sanctuary Fortress, old inhabitants, the [[AI Is a Crapshoot|haywire-security robots]]).
** ''Super Metroid'': Ridley and company inhabit what appear to be ruins of Chozo civilization, deep within Zebes.
* ''[[Tales of Symphonia (Video Game)|Tales of Symphonia]]'' has eight Temples Of Doom, one for each [[Elemental Rock
* ''[[Mother 3 (Video Game)|Mother 3]]'' features the Chupichupyoi Temple; however it isn't a dungeon, but a key location, and it doesn't try to kill you at all.
** A straighter example from the franchise is ''[[Earthbound (Video Game)|Earthbound]]'''s Scaraba Pyramid.
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== Western Animation ==
* The temple of the ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'' episode, "The Firebending Masters," with killer spikes, a secretly-cached [[MacGuffin]], a room that fills full of killer glue, and a [[Justified Trope|justification]] for the fact that everything's still working: {{spoiler|the ancient extinct civilization that built it is not actually extinct}}. How everyone missed this, who knows.
* The ancient ruins [[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (Animation)|Daring Do]] explores in "Read It and Weep" is filled with gauntlets of deadly traps, and was apparently built on top of an active lava flow that can also be utilized as a trap.
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