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** Interestingly, in ''Dino Thunder'', this trope got pulled on them because they were busy StormingTheCastle.
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* ''{{Half-Life}} 2'' features this. No less than twenty minutes after the player reaches the well-equipped and well-hidden resistance base outside of City 17, the Combine fly in with their helicopters and start shelling the place with headcrab canisters. The base is lost, and the survivors relocate to the White Forest Base, where, incidentally, the same thing happens... only this time, [[OneManArmy Gordon Freeman]] isn't cut off from the fray. Guess who wins.
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* ''{{Half-Life}} 2'' ''VideoGame/HalfLife2'' features this. No less than twenty minutes after the player reaches the well-equipped and well-hidden resistance base outside of City 17, the Combine fly in with their helicopters and start shelling the place with headcrab canisters. The base is lost, and the survivors relocate to the White Forest Base, where, incidentally, the same thing happens... only this time, [[OneManArmy Gordon Freeman]] isn't cut off from the fray. Guess who wins.
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* The "Repair the Engines" mission from ''Pinball/TheAvengersZenStudios'' has Loki attacking the SHIELD Helicarrier.
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* ''StarWars'': The famous battle of [[SingleBiomePlanet Hoth]] in ''TheEmpireStrikesBack'', one of the last permanent bases that the Rebel Alliance had before the Empire discovered it, necessitating a complete evacuation.
** The [[FaceHeelTurn newly-minted]] Darth Vader pulled this on the Jedi Temple in a very heart-rending scene in ''RevengeOfTheSith''.
** ''ThePhantomMenace'' starts with the Trade Federation invading Naboo and taking over Amidala's palace as well.
** The [[FaceHeelTurn newly-minted]] Darth Vader pulled this on the Jedi Temple in a very heart-rending scene in ''RevengeOfTheSith''.
** ''ThePhantomMenace'' starts with the Trade Federation invading Naboo and taking over Amidala's palace as well.
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* ''StarWars'': ''Franchise/StarWars'': In chronological order:
** ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'' starts with the Trade Federation invading Naboo and taking over Amidala's palace as well.
** The [[FaceHeelTurn newly-minted]] Darth Vader pulled this on the Jedi Temple in a very heart-rending scene in ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith''.
** ''Film/ANewHope'' features a straight example and inversion simultaneously, with the Death Star coming after the base on Yavin IV and the Rebels attacking to stop it. In the EU the Imperial counterattack stretched out into a months-long [[TheSiege siege]] during which the Rebels evacuated in stages.
** The famous battle of [[SingleBiomePlanet Hoth]] in''TheEmpireStrikesBack'', ''Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack'', one of the last permanent bases that the Rebel Alliance had before the Empire discovered it, necessitating a complete evacuation.
** The [[FaceHeelTurn newly-minted]] Darth Vader pulled this on the Jedi Temple in a very heart-rending scene in ''RevengeOfTheSith''.
** ''ThePhantomMenace'' starts with the Trade Federation invading Naboo and taking over Amidala's palace as well.evacuation.
** ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'' starts with the Trade Federation invading Naboo and taking over Amidala's palace as well.
** The [[FaceHeelTurn newly-minted]] Darth Vader pulled this on the Jedi Temple in a very heart-rending scene in ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith''.
** ''Film/ANewHope'' features a straight example and inversion simultaneously, with the Death Star coming after the base on Yavin IV and the Rebels attacking to stop it. In the EU the Imperial counterattack stretched out into a months-long [[TheSiege siege]] during which the Rebels evacuated in stages.
** The famous battle of [[SingleBiomePlanet Hoth]] in
** The [[FaceHeelTurn newly-minted]] Darth Vader pulled this on the Jedi Temple in a very heart-rending scene in ''RevengeOfTheSith''.
** ''ThePhantomMenace'' starts with the Trade Federation invading Naboo and taking over Amidala's palace as well.
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* Happened to Literature/SherlockHolmes, somewhat famously, in the classic Doyle story "The Adventure of the Empty House". Shortly after Holmes reveals that he survived his confrontation with Professor Moriarty three years previous, Moriarty's [[DragonTheirFeet surviving right-hand man]] Colonel Sebastian Moran (a feared [[ColdSniper marksman]] and [[GreatWhiteHunter big game hunter]]) manages to track Holmes down to his Baker Street apartment, and comes dangerously close to assassinating him. [[spoiler: Luckily, Holmes sets up a decoy dummy and flees Baker Street at just the right moment.]]
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* The FinalBattle of AdventCrossoverCrisis takes place at the home base of the heroes, the [[SuperSmashBrosBrawl Battleship Halberd]], when the villains unexpectedly teleport in.
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* A regular occurrence on ''{{Stargate SG-1}}'', to the point where it is subverted in a later season: the final test for prospective team members is a simulated Film/DieHard scenario, complete with alien infiltrators and noble (yet harmless) sacrifices. In contrast with most other examples however, Stargate Command is designed and operated with the ''expectation'' that hostile forces would frequently attempt to invade, up to including a SelfDestructMechanism into the base design from the get go.
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* A regular occurrence on ''{{Stargate SG-1}}'', ''Series/StargateSG1'', to the point where it is subverted in a later season: the final test for prospective team members is a simulated Film/DieHard scenario, complete with alien infiltrators and noble (yet harmless) sacrifices. In contrast with most other examples however, Stargate Command is designed and operated with the ''expectation'' that hostile forces would frequently attempt to invade, up to including a SelfDestructMechanism into the base design from the get go.
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*** But then, the war was not entirely a military war.
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*** But then, the war was not entirely a military war. The Tet Offensive is a case of a battle being a ''Tactical'' defeat and a ''Strategic'' victory.
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*** ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' has this during the crossover with the [[Series/NinjaTurtlesTheNextMutation TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles]]. It happens early in the season so it is often overlooked.
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*** ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace'' has this during the crossover with the [[Series/NinjaTurtlesTheNextMutation TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles]].Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]. It happens early in the season so it is often overlooked.
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* ''Literature/WarriorCats'':
** It happens in the very first book, ''Into the Wild'', when [=ShadowClan=] launches a surprise attack on the [=ThunderClan=] camp. Fortunately, [=ShadowClan=] is driven off.
** Happens in ''Twilight'', only it's the heroes doing it. Not wanting badgers that could threaten them on their new territory, the cats of [=ThunderClan=] drive a mother badger and her young out of their home. [[spoiler:This backfires massively when a huge army of badgers show up in the climax for a RoaringRampageOfRevenge.]]
** In ''[[Literature/WarriorCatsDawnOfTheClans Dawn of the Clans]]'', the Followers of the Sun Trail are attacked in their camp on the moor by some foxes that want it as their new home. Gray Wing gets to show off his skills as TheStrategist by getting everyone together and driving them off.
** It happens in the very first book, ''Into the Wild'', when [=ShadowClan=] launches a surprise attack on the [=ThunderClan=] camp. Fortunately, [=ShadowClan=] is driven off.
** Happens in ''Twilight'', only it's the heroes doing it. Not wanting badgers that could threaten them on their new territory, the cats of [=ThunderClan=] drive a mother badger and her young out of their home. [[spoiler:This backfires massively when a huge army of badgers show up in the climax for a RoaringRampageOfRevenge.]]
** In ''[[Literature/WarriorCatsDawnOfTheClans Dawn of the Clans]]'', the Followers of the Sun Trail are attacked in their camp on the moor by some foxes that want it as their new home. Gray Wing gets to show off his skills as TheStrategist by getting everyone together and driving them off.
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* The "Repair the Engines" mission from ''Pinball/TheAvengers'' has Loki attacking the SHIELD Helicarrier.
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** Similarly, ''Pinball/TheAvengersStern'' has "Attack on the Helicarrier", a sub-WizardMode based on the same scene.
** Similarly, ''Pinball/TheAvengersStern'' has "Attack on the Helicarrier", a sub-WizardMode based on the same scene.
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* The "Repair the Engines" mission from ''Pinball/TheAvengers'' has Loki attacking the SHIELD Helicarrier.
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* The "Repair the Engines" mission from ''Pinball/TheAvengers'' has Loki attacking the SHIELD Helicarrier.
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* ''Series/{{Warehouse 13}}'':
** In "Stand", [[EvilCripple Walter Sykes]] activates the Warehouse's portal link to the old Regent refuge in order to infiltrate it and both steal the Colodi bracelet and kill [[spoiler: Jane Lattimer]]. This fails, [[spoiler: and he dies, [[XanatosGambit but]] he has the backup plan of bringing an [[FantasticNuke Artifact WMD]] to completely destroy the Warehouse (requiring a ResetButton the following season).]]
** In "The Truth Hurts", [[spoiler: [[MadScientist Paracelsus]]]] allows himself to be captured as part of a BatmanGambit to [[spoiler: completely usurp Mrs. Frederic's position as Caretaker and seize control of the Warehouse]]. This leads to a horrifying scene of the team being chased out of the Warehouse by lightning strikes and collapsing shelves.
-->'''[[spoiler:Paracelsus]]''': This is ''my'' house now!
** In "Stand", [[EvilCripple Walter Sykes]] activates the Warehouse's portal link to the old Regent refuge in order to infiltrate it and both steal the Colodi bracelet and kill [[spoiler: Jane Lattimer]]. This fails, [[spoiler: and he dies, [[XanatosGambit but]] he has the backup plan of bringing an [[FantasticNuke Artifact WMD]] to completely destroy the Warehouse (requiring a ResetButton the following season).]]
** In "The Truth Hurts", [[spoiler: [[MadScientist Paracelsus]]]] allows himself to be captured as part of a BatmanGambit to [[spoiler: completely usurp Mrs. Frederic's position as Caretaker and seize control of the Warehouse]]. This leads to a horrifying scene of the team being chased out of the Warehouse by lightning strikes and collapsing shelves.
-->'''[[spoiler:Paracelsus]]''': This is ''my'' house now!
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* The last half of ''HarryPotter/HarryPotterAndTheDeathlyHallows'' is [[spoiler:Voldemort's siege of Hogwarts]].
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* The last half of ''HarryPotter/HarryPotterAndTheDeathlyHallows'' ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheDeathlyHallows'' is [[spoiler:Voldemort's siege of Hogwarts]].
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* The name of this trope comes from the intro of ''ZeroWing'', which begins with an organization (or person?) known as "CATS" taking over the bases of the player's organization and attacking the ship the player is stationed in. The [[GoodBadTranslation badly translated]] line became an [[MemeticMutation Internet meme]] in late 2000 after a flash animation used it.
** ''ZeroWing'' is still one of the most popular games among the emulation community, despite being neither spectacularly good nor spectacularly bad; just [[WatchItForTheMeme because people want to see]] AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs in its original context.
** ''ZeroWing'' is still one of the most popular games among the emulation community, despite being neither spectacularly good nor spectacularly bad; just [[WatchItForTheMeme because people want to see]] AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs in its original context.
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* The name of this trope comes from the intro of ''ZeroWing'', ''VideoGame/ZeroWing'', which begins with an organization (or person?) known as "CATS" taking over the bases of the player's organization and attacking the ship the player is stationed in. The [[GoodBadTranslation badly translated]] line became an [[MemeticMutation Internet meme]] in late 2000 after a flash animation used it.
** ''ZeroWing'' is still one of the most popular games among the emulation community, despite being neither spectacularly good nor spectacularly bad; just [[WatchItForTheMeme because people want to see]] AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs in its original context.in.
** ''ZeroWing'' is still one of the most popular games among the emulation community, despite being neither spectacularly good nor spectacularly bad; just [[WatchItForTheMeme because people want to see]] AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs in its original context.
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* Twice at the beginning of ''VideoGame/DeusExInvisibleWar''. First the Tarsus base in Chicago gets destroyed by a Templar GreyGoo bomb, then the Seattle base comes under attack by the Order.
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* Twice at the beginning of ''VideoGame/DeusExInvisibleWar''. First the Tarsus base in Chicago gets destroyed by a Templar GreyGoo bomb, then the Seattle base comes under attack by the Order.
** The first game started on Liberty Island, UNATCO headquarters, which was being occupied by NSF forces, although the actual base was not captured.
** [[DeusExHumanRevolution The third game]] started with the Sarif building being attacked by hostile mercenaries and supersoldiers.
** The first game started on Liberty Island, UNATCO headquarters, which was being occupied by NSF forces, although the actual base was not captured.
** [[DeusExHumanRevolution The third game]] started with the Sarif building being attacked by hostile mercenaries and supersoldiers.
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* The AntiClicheAndMarySueEliminationSociety's base of operations, the Library [[InnBetweenTheWorlds Arcanium]], is taken over by the Sues in "Insert Red Skies Twilight Here".
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* The AntiClicheAndMarySueEliminationSociety's FanFic/AntiClicheAndMarySueEliminationSociety's base of operations, the Library [[InnBetweenTheWorlds Arcanium]], is taken over by the Sues in "Insert Red Skies Twilight Here".
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* In ''[[CiemWebcomicSeries Ciem]]'', Candi and Denny's house gets blown up. That was ''his'' house. Candi's lakeside house was ''almost'' subject to this trope, but the invasion failed. But since Candi no longer had her other house when Denny's was blown up, she was forced to have to buy yet another house. ''That one'' stays up. Averted for Ploribus' / [[UltimateUniverse Darius]]' base, though Dirbine / Evansville [[DoomedHometown is pretty much trashed]] by the time of ''Ciem 3'' / ''Condemnation''. [[StormingTheCastle Inverted]] in ''Ciem 3''.
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* ''{{Half-Life}} 2'' features this. No less than twenty minutes after the player reaches the well-equipped and well-hidden resistance base outside of City 17, the Combine fly in with their helicopters and start shelling the place with headcrab canisters. The base is lost, and the survivors relocate to the White Forest Base, where, incidentally, the same thing happens. Only this time, the rebels win.
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* ''{{Half-Life}} 2'' features this. No less than twenty minutes after the player reaches the well-equipped and well-hidden resistance base outside of City 17, the Combine fly in with their helicopters and start shelling the place with headcrab canisters. The base is lost, and the survivors relocate to the White Forest Base, where, incidentally, the same thing happens. Only happens... only this time, [[OneManArmy Gordon Freeman]] isn't cut off from the rebels win.fray. Guess who wins.
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* In ''TheMatrix'', a large deserted apartment building used by Morpheus and team as an operations center is assaulted by Agents and their mooks after one crew member does a FaceHeelTurn in trying to return to the pleasant illusions of the Matrix in exchange for his information.
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** Inverted in the final season of ''Angel'', in a case of "All your Us are belong to our Base" -- [[spoiler:the Angel scooby gang ends up working ''for'' the bad guy law firm and setting up shop in their office building.]]
*** And one episode plays it straight, with Wolfram and Hart being invaded by cyborgs.
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** Inverted in the final season of ''Angel'', in it's more a case of "All your Us are belong Our Base Are Belong to our Base" You" -- [[spoiler:the Angel scooby gang ends up working ''for'' being given the bad guy law firm LA branch of Wolfram and setting up shop in their office building.Hart to do with as they please.]]
*** And one episode plays it straight, withWolfram [[spoiler:Wolfram and Hart Hart]] being invaded by cyborgs.
*** And one episode plays it straight, with
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* Played with at the end of ''{{Batman}}: DarkVictory'' when the villains manage to invade the Batcave. However, the villains find it entirely by accident (they're simply trying to escape the chaos in the sewers) and are completely unable to capitalize on their find before Batman and a debuting Robin take them down. Most of the villains probably aren't even aware where they actually are.
** Used for ironic purposes in ''[[ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand Batman: Cataclysm]]''. Pretty much every Waynetech building survived the titular giant earthquake because Bruce Wayne made sure all his building were quake-proofed. Unfortunately, the Batcave and Wayne Manor were not.
** Used for ironic purposes in ''[[ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand Batman: Cataclysm]]''. Pretty much every Waynetech building survived the titular giant earthquake because Bruce Wayne made sure all his building were quake-proofed. Unfortunately, the Batcave and Wayne Manor were not.
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* Played with at the end of ''{{Batman}}: ''Franchise/{{Batman}}: DarkVictory'' when the villains manage to invade the Batcave. However, the villains find it entirely by accident (they're simply trying to escape the chaos in the sewers) and are completely unable to capitalize on their find before Batman and a debuting Robin take them down. Most of the villains probably aren't even aware where they actually are.
** Used for ironic purposes in ''[[ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand Batman: Cataclysm]]''.Pretty much every Every Waynetech building survived the titular giant earthquake because Bruce Wayne made sure all his building were quake-proofed. Unfortunately, the Batcave and Wayne Manor were not.
** Used for ironic purposes in ''[[ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand Batman: Cataclysm]]''.
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* ''Touhou:'' In ''Scarlet Weather Rhapsody'', an incredibly weak and localized earthquake destroyed the Hakurei shrine, a building that not only is the main character's residence, but is also built upon the barrier that separates Gensokyo from the outside world (so it's actually very important). This makes the heroine going mad at it, and she goes out for the culprit, a celestial being named ''Tenshi Hinanawi'' that purposedly caused the incident because she was bored and wanted someone to fight with (and she gets kicked a lot by nearly any character in the game, excluding Remilia Scarlet because she couldn't go out due to the inevitable exposure to the Sunlight). Tenshi is eventually forced to rebuild the shrine, but [[RealityWarper Yukari Yakumo]] destroys it again because she noticed that Tenshi rebuilt it to please her own tastes. Then, the shrine is rebuilt a second time by Suika Ibuki, with the help of some Tengus.
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* ''{{CSI NY}}'' had one,a drug lord had his guys storm the lab in 'Snow Day'' and in 'Today is Life',the precinct almost gets it,though the rioters never get in.
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* In ''Film/StarTrekIntoDarkness'' John Harrison targets several Starfleet installations on Earth, from a data storage facility in London to Starfleet Headquarters in San Francisco.
-->'''Harrison:''' Have I got your attention now?
-->'''Harrison:''' Have I got your attention now?
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* In ''Film/IronMan3'' The Mandarin launches a missile attack on Tony in the hero's Malibu home.
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* In ''Fanfic/AceCombatTheEquestrianWar'', the griffins attack and besiege Canterlot from chapter 14 until 17. Earlier, in chapter 8, they take over Cloudsdale. It remains theirs until it's recaptured in chapter 14.
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* In ''Fanfic/AceCombatTheEquestrianWar'', ''[[{{Fanfic/AceCombatEquestriaChronicles}} Ace Combat: The Equestrian War]]'', the griffins attack and besiege Canterlot from chapter 14 until 17. Earlier, in chapter 8, they take over Cloudsdale. It remains theirs until it's recaptured in chapter 14.
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* Not related to Equestria, but this happens in ''ComicBook/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicIDW'' [[spoiler: to the [[BuffySpeak uber cute kingdom of cat people]] that Chrysalis and the Changelings land in after getting blown across the sky in A Canterlot Wedding. They promptly twist the place into their own image and drain the populace of their love, indicating that the Changeling Kingdom we've seen in the comic isn't the original. By the time the Mane 6 have gotten to the Queen at the start of issue #4, all that's left are green-goop-covered homes and solitary heart-shaped greetings on the ground.]]