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* ''[[The Punisher]]''.
* ''[[Batman]]'', although there obviously aren't any guns on the wall.
** Taken to its logical conclusion when one issue showed him opening up his Wall of Weapons and having a [[Doctor Who|Dalek "travel machine"]] in there... [
** Except for the All-Star Batman, who had machine guns in there...
*** Yes, well... AS Batman is a ''special'' case.
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* ''[[Underworld (film)|Underworld]]'' features a wall of anti-lycan weaponry for use by Deathdealers.
** ''[[Blade]]'' also has an anti-vampire wall of weapons.
* ''[[Men in Black (film)|Men in Black]]'' has an impressive wall of impossible sci-fi superweapons in the form of Jeebs' Jewelery; naturally, seeing as Jeebs is a fence who deals in the black market, he keeps the display hidden behind a secret panel.
** The sequel has another one stashed behind the wall of Agent Kay's old apartment. It comes in handy for the heroes when they are stuck outside of MIB headquarters.
* In ''Pineapple Express'', Red literally has weapons in the wall.
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* Burt's basement in ''[[Tremors]]'' features a literal Wall of Weapons, which [[Battle Couple|he and his wife]] use to devastating effect when a Graboid breaks through the wall opposite.
** In the sequel, Burt's wall of weapons is shown again, and later, he rolls in a ''massive'' truck loaded with shotguns, machineguns and a huge [[No Kill Like Overkill|anti-tank rifle]], plus enough explosives to level a city block.
*** Try four city blocks! And he uses it. [[Chekhov's Armory|All of it]].
{{quote|'''Burt''' (Sitting against the side of his truck, surrounded by dead Shriekers and spent shells): I am ''completely'' out of ammo! *[[Beat|pauses for a moment]]* That's never happened to me before.}}
* In ''[[The Crow]]'', [[Big Bad|Top Dollar]] pulls his katana from a pleasantly mounted wall-cabinet full of wonderful toys.
* [[Mr. and Mrs. Smith]]: Both Smiths have walls of weapons in their own house, hidden from each other.
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== [[Web Comics]] ==
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20160310003513/http://hookiedookiepanic.com/geist/comic.php?id=13 This page] from ''[[Geist Panik]]'', including a few [[Shout-Out
** And the [[Shout-Out]] to the Charlie Daniels Band,
* [[Meaningful Name|Eagle-Eyed]] Pete, a minor {{spoiler|(and dead)}} character from ''[[The Order of the Stick]]'', used to be one of the best snipers in his thieves' guild, and had an [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0614.html armory to match.]
* Jake English of ''[[Homestuck]]'' keeps all his guns in a big, messy pile. [http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=006020
* In ''[[Flaky Pastry]]'' Zintiel [http://flakypastry.runningwithpencils.com/comic.php?strip_id=176 got this].
* Don't-call-him-a-supervillain Deus{{context}} has weapons, amongst other things, all kept ready on sliding wall sections in his office.
{{quote|'''Deus''': Who doesn't want a room with secret panels?}}
== [[Western Animation]] ==
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* The Fenton family in ''[[Danny Phantom]]''. They have a ''vault'' of weapons.
* [[SpongeBob SquarePants|Mermaidman and Barnacleboy]] have one, and its weapons are genuinely deadly (as deadly as it can get in a children's show, anyways). One wonders why the duo never use said weapons seeing how their own abilities are lacking due to age.
* Most versions of the ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' have the heroes keep one of these in their lair, usually in their training room, though in this case it's all martial arts weapons.
== [[Real Life]] ==
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