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[[Lava Adds Awesome]], but it doesn't usually just show up in your backyard. Instead, writers need to take you somewhere a little more exotic to see it, like the inside of a cavern. While this makes sense, as that can lead to magma, sometimes the writers take this far too liberally. As a result, you may find yourself watching an adventure cartoon where, if a locale is sufficiently
Usually associated with caves and a [[City of Adventure]] but can show up in other "exotic" locales like an alien nest in deep space, or prehistoric times.
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== Comics ==
* This [https://www.gocomics.com/garfield/2014/07/27 comic strip] of [[Garfield (Comic Strip)|''Garfield'']] has him, Odie, and Jon out for a walk. Jon repeatedly mentions random disasters, with them happening moments later. Having about enough, Garfield tells him to stop just as a volcano appears after Jon mentioning it... next to their house.
== Film ==
* Literally, in the movie [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|Disaster Zone: Volcano in New York]].
== Video Games ==
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