History Hammerspace / WebOriginal

* PlayedForLaughs in [[http://www.toysoldiersunite.com/popups/videoplayer.php?mid=91 this edition]] of ''Ask [[DoctorSteel Dr. Steel]]''.

* [[Wiki/SCPFoundation SCP items]] labeled "[[http://www.scp-wiki.net/system:page-tags/tag/ectoentropic ectoentropic]]" will likely implement this trope in some fashion since it means the object generates matter and/or energy in an anomalous manner.

* Invoked by Daniel in [[ShinyObjectsVideos "On The Couch"]], who hides large weapons in convenient places in Curly's house.

* [[SCPFoundation SCP items]] labeled "[[http://www.scp-wiki.net/system:page-tags/tag/ectoentropic ectoentropic]]" will likely implement this trope in some fashion since it means the object generates matter and/or energy in an anomalous manner.

* TheLegendOfNeil (a Legend of Zelda parody) inverts this then lampshades it. For the first few episodes Neil awkwardly carries everything (including bomb, bow, sword, shield, and the raft) until a secret Moblin teaches him how to use hammerspace.

* Played Straight in MetafictionizedPhlebotinumPoisoning, where Arthur explains that the angels get 'P.L.O.T. hole' lockers, which are just regular storage units, but with mini-portals attached. Also explains how he drew his sword out of nowhere. Tagino gets one in chapter seven, too.

* In the NewYorkMagician series, Michel is able to pull a magical flintlock pistol out of the air by raising his arm like he's hailing a cab.

* In ''{{RWBY}}'', Ruby and Yang's father sends them Zwei, the family corgi, by mail. Somehow, the dog recovers almost instantly from spending a goodly amount of time squished into a mail tube. That's not what makes this an example of hammerspace, though. That would be when Yang gives the tube a good shake, unloading a massive pile of dog food cans, plus a can opener.

* Characters in LegoPirateMisadventures routinely pull guns, and in one case, a spear, out of nowhere.

* In the ''TalesOfMU'', the nymph Amarath has a habit of putting unneeded items Away.

* Violet Capagio, a super hero in Skyway Mechanix, has pulling weapons from hammerspace as her main power.

* Violet Capagio, a super hero in Skyway Mechanix, has pulling weapons from hammerspace as her main power.

* In Literature/{{Worm}} , the villain Circus has a grabbag of minor powers including her own hammerspace.

* In the fanmade [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic MLP:FiM]] series ''DoctorWhoovesAndAssistant'', Ditzy insists that ponies have "pockets" to store things, even when they're not wearing anything. The Doctor finds the idea absurd, until he accidentally pulls out his sonic screwdriver from one.

* In ''DrHorriblesSingAlongBlog'', after the eponymous character spends time walking around monologuing, he suddenly spins around and dramatically pulls out from under his lab coat a giant DeathRay that was quite clearly not actually under there before that point due to the way the coat hangs. [[note]]Confirmed in the commentary, where they note that they filmed the scene in two parts, "pre-gun" and "post-gun".[[/note]]

* In the fanmade [[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic MLP:FiM]] series ''DoctorWhoovesAndAssistant'', Ditzy insists that ponies have "pockets" to store things, even when they're not wearing anything. The Doctor finds the idea absurd, until he accidently pulls out his sonic screwdriver from one.

* In Worm , the villain Circus has a grabbag of minor powers including her own hammerspace.

** [[spoiler:the hammer space is his penis]]

* Violet Capagio, a super hero in Skyway Mechanix, has pulling weapons from hammer space as her main power.