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A common Action Adventure Tropes. Often part of the Cannibal Tribe movie genre, but not limited to it.

The protagonists are captured by some primitives and taken away to their village. Invariably, they will be taken away like mere game, arms and legs tied to a pole carried by a pair of tribesmen.

They are rarely gagged, though, so expect lots of grumbling about the discomfort or the whole humiliation of the thing.

A subtrope of Bound and Gagged. Often preceded by Caught in a Snare. Not to be confused with Bridal Carry.

Examples of Tribal Carry include:

Anime & Manga

Fairy Tail: This is the fate awaiting Ichiya of Blue Pegasus after he's beaten by some goons working for Oracion Seis.

Comic Books

The protagonists of De Cape et de Crocs undergo this treatment. However, as they are Petting Zoo People (a fox and a wolf), one even comments on how degrading the whole thing is.

Fan Works

In Travels Through Azeroth and Outland, a World of Warcraft fanfiction, Destron falls victim to this thanks to the Vilebranch trolls of the Hinterlands.

Films -- Animation

It occurs in Disney's version of Peter Pan, right after the Indians capture the Lost Boys.

Films -- Live-Action

In Avatar, Jake Sully & Grace Augustine are taken captive by the Na'vi, But not before being released after by Mo'at after but on one condition, that they must save her people, they both agree.
In Return of the Jedi, Luke Skywalker and Co. when captured by the Ewoks—with the exception of C-3PO, who gets a comfortable palanquin chair since they believe he's a god.
This happens in the George of the Jungle film.
In Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, Will Turner is brought into the village trussed to a pole like game. And Jack Sparrow spends a few minutes running away from the locals whilst tied to a rotisserie skewer.
All Tied Up. When Brian Hartley tries to escape from his three female captors, they bring him back by tying him to a wooden pole in this way and carrying him.
As specified above, this is a staple of the Cannibal Tribe genre. Examples that can be found on this Wiki:

Literature

Happens in one of the Spellsinger books, when the Ogres capture Jon-Tom and his friends.

Live-Action TV

Can be seen in the MacGyver episode "The Golden Triangle".

Video Games

One of Zack's possible "deaths" in Zack and Wiki Quest For Barbaros Treasure fits this trope.

Western Animation

In Wakfu, season 1 episode 15, Yugo, Amalia and Evangelyne are captured by primitive Sadidas on a tropical island, and carried this way to their village. Cue an Homage to the classic King Kong sacrifice scene.
The Penguins of Madagascar: The episode "Needle Point" has Kowalski, Private and Rico doing this to Skipper while trying to get him to the medical bay; being The Ace, Skipper somehow manages to escape while simultaneously substituting Julien for himself (made even funnier by the fact that Julien wasn't even nearby when the switch happened).

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 A common [[Action Adventure Tropes]]. Often part of the [[Cannibal Tribe]] movie genre, but not limited to it.
-The protagonists are [[Captured By Cannibals|captured by some primitives and taken away to their village]]. Invariably, they will be taken away like mere game, arms and legs tied to a pole carried by a pair of tribesmen.
+The protagonists are [[Captured by Cannibals|captured by some primitives and taken away to their village]]. Invariably, they will be taken away like mere game, arms and legs tied to a pole carried by a pair of tribesmen.
 They are rarely gagged, though, so expect lots of grumbling about the discomfort or the whole humiliation of the thing.
-A subtrope of [[Bound and Gagged]]. Often preceded by [[Caught in A Snare]]. Not to be confused with [[Bridal Carry]].
+A subtrope of [[Bound and Gagged]]. Often preceded by [[Caught in a Snare]]. Not to be confused with [[Bridal Carry]].
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+{{examples}}
 == Anime & Manga ==
-* ''[[Fairy Tail (Manga)|Fairy Tail]]'': This is the fate awaiting Ichiya of Blue Pegasus after [http://www.mangafox.com/manga/fairy_tail/v17/c137/14.html he's beaten by some goons] working for Oracion Seis.
+* ''[[Fairy Tail]]'': This is the fate awaiting Ichiya of Blue Pegasus after [http://www.mangafox.com/manga/fairy_tail/v17/c137/14.html he's beaten by some goons] working for Oracion Seis.
 == Comic Books ==
-* The protagonists of ''[[De Cape Et De Crocs]]'' undergo this treatment. However, as they are [[Petting Zoo People]] (a fox and a wolf), one even comments on how degrading the whole thing is.
+* The protagonists of ''[[De Cape et de Crocs]]'' undergo this treatment. However, as they are [[Petting Zoo People]] (a fox and a wolf), one even comments on how degrading the whole thing is.
 == Fan Works ==
-* In ''[[Travels Through Azeroth and Outland (Fanfic)|Travels Through Azeroth and Outland]]'', a ''[[World of Warcraft]]'' fanfiction, Destron falls victim to this thanks to the Vilebranch trolls of the Hinterlands.
+* In ''[[Travels Through Azeroth and Outland]]'', a ''[[World of Warcraft]]'' fanfiction, Destron falls victim to this thanks to the Vilebranch trolls of the Hinterlands.
 == Films -- Animation ==
-* It occurs in Disney's version of ''[[Peter Pan (Disney)|Peter Pan]]'', right after the Indians capture the Lost Boys.
+* It occurs in Disney's version of ''[[Peter Pan (Disney film)|Peter Pan]]'', right after the Indians capture the Lost Boys.
 == Films -- Live-Action ==
-* In ''[[Avatar (Film)|Avatar]]'', Jake Sully & Grace Augustine are taken captive by the Na'vi, But not before being released after by Mo'at after but on one condition, that they must save her people, they both agree.
+* In ''[[Avatar (film)|Avatar]]'', Jake Sully & Grace Augustine are taken captive by the Na'vi, But not before being released after by Mo'at after but on one condition, that they must save her people, they both agree.
-* In ''[[Return of the Jedi]]'', Luke Skywalker and Co. when captured by the Ewoks -- with the exception of C-3PO, who gets a comfortable palanquin chair since they believe he's a god.
+* In ''[[Return of the Jedi]]'', Luke Skywalker and Co. when captured by the Ewoks—with the exception of C-3PO, who gets a comfortable palanquin chair since they believe he's a god.
-* This happens in the ''[[George of the Jungle (Film)|George of the Jungle]]'' film.
+* This happens in the ''[[George of the Jungle (film)|George of the Jungle]]'' film.
-* In ''[[Pirates of the Caribbean (Film)|Pirates of the Caribbean]]: Dead Man's Chest'', Will Turner is brought into the village trussed to a pole like game. And Jack Sparrow spends a few minutes running away from the locals whilst tied to a rotisserie skewer.
+* In ''[[Pirates of the Caribbean]]: Dead Man's Chest'', Will Turner is brought into the village trussed to a pole like game. And Jack Sparrow spends a few minutes running away from the locals whilst tied to a rotisserie skewer.
 * ''All Tied Up''. When Brian Hartley tries to escape from his three female captors, they bring him back by tying him to a wooden pole in this way and carrying him.
 * As specified above, this is a staple of the [[Cannibal Tribe]] genre. Examples that can be found on this Wiki:
-** ''[[Cannibal Ferox (Film)|Cannibal Ferox]]''
+** ''[[Cannibal Ferox]]''
-** ''[[Cannibal Holocaust (Film)|Cannibal Holocaust]]''
+** ''[[Cannibal Holocaust]]''
-** ''[[Prisoner of the Cannibal God (Film)|Prisoner of the Cannibal God]]''
+** ''[[Prisoner of the Cannibal God]]''
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 == Video Games ==
-* One of Zack's possible "deaths" in ''[[Zack and Wiki Quest For Barbaros Treasure (Video Game)|Zack and Wiki Quest For Barbaros Treasure]]'' fits this trope.
+* One of Zack's possible "deaths" in ''[[Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure|Zack and Wiki Quest For Barbaros Treasure]]'' fits this trope.
 == Western Animation ==
-* In ''[[Wakfu (Animation)|Wakfu]]'', season 1 episode 15, Yugo, Amalia and Evangelyne are captured by primitive Sadidas on a tropical island, and carried this way to their village. Cue an [[Homage]] to the classic ''[[King Kong]]'' sacrifice scene.
+* In ''[[Wakfu]]'', season 1 episode 15, Yugo, Amalia and Evangelyne are captured by primitive Sadidas on a tropical island, and carried this way to their village. Cue an [[Homage]] to the classic ''[[King Kong]]'' sacrifice scene.
 * ''[[The Penguins of Madagascar]]'': The episode "Needle Point" has Kowalski, Private and Rico doing this to Skipper [[Kind Restraints|while trying to get him to the medical bay]]; being [[The Ace]], Skipper somehow manages to escape while simultaneously substituting Julien for himself (made even funnier by the fact that Julien wasn't even nearby when the switch happened).
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