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* In ''Fanfic/TheGreatRedPandaRescue'', Mei is kidnapped and is moved in a large cage with her hands cuffed and ankles bound.
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* In ''Fanfic/TheGreatRedPandaRescue'', Mei [[WesternAnimation/TurningRed Mei]] is kidnapped and is moved in a large cage with her hands cuffed and ankles bound.
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* ''Manga/InuYasha'': When Naraku first introduces [[TheBrute Juromaru]], he's in an iron cage and despite looking like a white-haired {{Bishonen}} wearing expansive clothes he's wrapped in chains and has an iron mask covering his face. As soon as he removes the chains and mask to have him fight the heroes at his top, Juromaru promptly beheads Naraku's golem, showing off why he was chained up.
* ''Manga/OnePiece''
* ''Manga/OnePiece''
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* ''Manga/InuYasha'': ''Manga/{{Inuyasha}}'': When Naraku first introduces [[TheBrute Juromaru]], he's in an iron cage and despite looking like a white-haired {{Bishonen}} wearing expansive clothes he's wrapped in chains and has an iron mask covering his face. As soon as he removes the chains and mask to have him fight the heroes at his top, Juromaru promptly beheads Naraku's golem, showing off why he was chained up.
*''Manga/OnePiece''''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'':
** Once they're defeated by a hero, the more powerful villains are loaded into a heavy steel capsule referred to as the 'Iron Maiden' for transit to [[ExtranormalPrison Tartarus]]. There are also solid metal 'straitjackets' used to hold villains still; in the case of exceptionally powerful and belligerent villains, both are used simultaneously.
** At the end of the Shie Hassaikai arc, Overhaul is seen being transported to the villain hospital strapped to a gurney with his hands sealed inside a special shackle, designed to prevent him from using his (touch-based) [[ThePowerOfCreation deconstruction/reconstruction quirk]]. The gurney is kept in the back of an armored truck escorted by several police cars and a hero.
* ''Manga/OnePiece'':
*
** Once they're defeated by a hero, the more powerful villains are loaded into a heavy steel capsule referred to as the 'Iron Maiden' for transit to [[ExtranormalPrison Tartarus]]. There are also solid metal 'straitjackets' used to hold villains still; in the case of exceptionally powerful and belligerent villains, both are used simultaneously.
** At the end of the Shie Hassaikai arc, Overhaul is seen being transported to the villain hospital strapped to a gurney with his hands sealed inside a special shackle, designed to prevent him from using his (touch-based) [[ThePowerOfCreation deconstruction/reconstruction quirk]]. The gurney is kept in the back of an armored truck escorted by several police cars and a hero.
* ''Manga/OnePiece'':
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* ''Manga/SamuraiDeeperKyo'': the four [[IAmAHumanitarian Berserkers]] of the [[QuirkyMinibossSquad Twelve Heavenly Generals]] are so violent and ferocious that they are constantly chained up into an underground cell when not needed. In fact, as soon as the chains are removed they promptly devour their own jailers. They only fully remove their apparel and chains when engaged in combat with their enemies.
* Once they're defeated by a hero, the more powerful villains of ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' are loaded into a heavy steel capsule referred to as the 'Iron Maiden' for transit to [[ExtranormalPrison Tartarus]]. There are also solid metal 'straitjackets' used to hold villains still; in the case of exceptionally powerful and belligerent villains, both are used simultaneously.
** At the end of the Shie Hassaikai arc, Overhaul is seen being transported to the villain hospital strapped to a gurney with his hands sealed inside a special shackle, designed to prevent him from using his (touch-based) [[PowerOfCreation deconstruction/reconstruction quirk]]. The gurney is kept in the back of an armored truck escorted by several police cars and a hero.
* Once they're defeated by a hero, the more powerful villains of ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' are loaded into a heavy steel capsule referred to as the 'Iron Maiden' for transit to [[ExtranormalPrison Tartarus]]. There are also solid metal 'straitjackets' used to hold villains still; in the case of exceptionally powerful and belligerent villains, both are used simultaneously.
** At the end of the Shie Hassaikai arc, Overhaul is seen being transported to the villain hospital strapped to a gurney with his hands sealed inside a special shackle, designed to prevent him from using his (touch-based) [[PowerOfCreation deconstruction/reconstruction quirk]]. The gurney is kept in the back of an armored truck escorted by several police cars and a hero.
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* ''Manga/SamuraiDeeperKyo'': the The four [[IAmAHumanitarian Berserkers]] of the [[QuirkyMinibossSquad Twelve Heavenly Generals]] are so violent and ferocious that they are constantly chained up into an underground cell when not needed. In fact, as soon as the chains are removed removed, they promptly devour their own jailers. They only fully remove their apparel and chains when engaged in combat with their enemies.
* Once they're defeated by a hero, the more powerful villains of ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' are loaded into a heavy steel capsule referred to as the 'Iron Maiden' for transit to [[ExtranormalPrison Tartarus]]. There are also solid metal 'straitjackets' used to hold villains still; in the case of exceptionally powerful and belligerent villains, both are used simultaneously.
** At the end of the Shie Hassaikai arc, Overhaul is seen being transported to the villain hospital strapped to a gurney with his hands sealed inside a special shackle, designed to prevent him from using his (touch-based) [[PowerOfCreation deconstruction/reconstruction quirk]]. The gurney is kept in the back of an armored truck escorted by several police cars and a hero.enemies.
* Once they're defeated by a hero, the more powerful villains of ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'' are loaded into a heavy steel capsule referred to as the 'Iron Maiden' for transit to [[ExtranormalPrison Tartarus]]. There are also solid metal 'straitjackets' used to hold villains still; in the case of exceptionally powerful and belligerent villains, both are used simultaneously.
** At the end of the Shie Hassaikai arc, Overhaul is seen being transported to the villain hospital strapped to a gurney with his hands sealed inside a special shackle, designed to prevent him from using his (touch-based) [[PowerOfCreation deconstruction/reconstruction quirk]]. The gurney is kept in the back of an armored truck escorted by several police cars and a hero.
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* ''Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': In the sequel comics, [[spoiler:one story arc ends with Azula's being wheeled in with a still whacked, disturbing smile on her face]].
* ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': Several members of Batman's rogues gallery tend to be shown like this during "downtime" in Arkham, particularly ComicBook/TheJoker and Killer Croc. Special mention goes to [[SerialKiller Mr. Zsasz]], who's traditionally transported with a collar-and-rod system taking ''four'' guards.
* ''ComicBook/{{Copperhead}}'': Zolo's gang kidnaps Boo and handcuffs him. He escapes in a matter of hours and starts killing his captors. When they recapture him he's bound with chains and stuffed into tiny seating flanked by guards with no range of movement.
* ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'': In several issues, Bullseye is shown being transported in this fashion, with his hands bound to the point that he couldn't grab anything if he wanted to, and his feet bound so close that he can barely walk. Later issues (after he'd demonstrated he retained the ability to kill guards even bound up like that) showed him with bound hands, feet, a muzzle over his face, and tightly bound to a furniture mover's hand cart.
* ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': Several members of Batman's rogues gallery tend to be shown like this during "downtime" in Arkham, particularly ComicBook/TheJoker and Killer Croc. Special mention goes to [[SerialKiller Mr. Zsasz]], who's traditionally transported with a collar-and-rod system taking ''four'' guards.
* ''ComicBook/{{Copperhead}}'': Zolo's gang kidnaps Boo and handcuffs him. He escapes in a matter of hours and starts killing his captors. When they recapture him he's bound with chains and stuffed into tiny seating flanked by guards with no range of movement.
* ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'': In several issues, Bullseye is shown being transported in this fashion, with his hands bound to the point that he couldn't grab anything if he wanted to, and his feet bound so close that he can barely walk. Later issues (after he'd demonstrated he retained the ability to kill guards even bound up like that) showed him with bound hands, feet, a muzzle over his face, and tightly bound to a furniture mover's hand cart.
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* ''Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': In the sequel comics, [[spoiler:one One story arc ends in the ''Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' sequel comics [[spoiler:ends with Azula's being wheeled in with a still whacked, disturbing smile on her face]].
* ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': Several members of Batman'srogues gallery RoguesGallery tend to be shown like this during "downtime" in Arkham, particularly ComicBook/TheJoker the Joker and Killer Croc. Special mention goes to [[SerialKiller Mr. Zsasz]], who's traditionally transported with a collar-and-rod system taking ''four'' guards.
* ''ComicBook/{{Copperhead}}'': Zolo's gang kidnaps Boo and handcuffs him. He escapes in a matter of hours and starts killing his captors. When they recapturehim him, he's bound with chains and stuffed into tiny seating flanked by guards with no range of movement.
*''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'': In several issues, issues of ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'', Bullseye is shown being transported in this fashion, with his hands bound to the point that he couldn't grab anything if he wanted to, and his feet bound so close that he can barely walk. Later issues (after he'd he's demonstrated that he retained retains the ability to kill guards even bound up like that) showed show him with bound hands, feet, a muzzle over his face, and tightly bound to a furniture mover's hand cart.
* ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': Several members of Batman's
* ''ComicBook/{{Copperhead}}'': Zolo's gang kidnaps Boo and handcuffs him. He escapes in a matter of hours and starts killing his captors. When they recapture
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': In the ''ComicBook/MaximumCarnage'' storyline Cletus Cassidy was being transported via the chained-to-hand-cart method. Unfortunately for the guards, his [[TheSymbiote symbiote]] has gotten into his bloodstream, so when a doctor takes a blood sample from him, the open wound allows him to transform back into Carnage.
* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'' [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 Vol 1]]: When Diana and the Holliday Girls recapture the four villains who managed to escape from Reformation Island they send the first two back bound hand and foot. The latter two are bound in Diana's magic lasso and escorted by the princess herself.
* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'' [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 Vol 1]]: When Diana and the Holliday Girls recapture the four villains who managed to escape from Reformation Island they send the first two back bound hand and foot. The latter two are bound in Diana's magic lasso and escorted by the princess herself.
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': In the ''ComicBook/MaximumCarnage'' storyline ''ComicBook/MaximumCarnage'', Cletus Cassidy was being is transported via the chained-to-hand-cart method. Unfortunately for the guards, his [[TheSymbiote symbiote]] has gotten into his bloodstream, so when a doctor takes a blood sample from him, the open wound allows him to transform back into Carnage.
*''ComicBook/WonderWoman'' [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 Vol 1]]: ''ComicBook/WonderWoman1942'': When Diana and the Holliday Girls recapture the four villains who managed to escape from Reformation Island Island, they send the first two back bound hand and foot. The latter two are bound in Diana's magic lasso and escorted by the princess herself.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'' fanfic ''Fanfic/TheGreatRedPandaRescue'', Mei is kidnapped and is moved in a large cage with her hands cuffed and ankles bound.
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* In the ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'' fanfic ''Fanfic/TheGreatRedPandaRescue'', Mei is kidnapped and is moved in a large cage with her hands cuffed and ankles bound.
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* ''Film/AssaultOnPrecinct131976''. Napoleon Wilson (who is said to have killed six people [[CrypticBackgroundReference for reasons that are never revealed]]) is shackled for the ride on the prison bus taking him to Death Row, and the Warden trips him up just to KickTheDog. A few minutes later Wilson returns the favor by tripping up the Warden with his chain. He doesn't get out of his shackles until halfway through the movie. In the final scene, Lieutenant Bishop refuses to allow Wilson to be handcuffed and [[FireForgedFriends insists they walk out of Precinct 13 together]].
* One of the most familiar examples comes from ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs'', where Hannibal is transported from his usual maximum-security cell by being chained inside a straightjacket, wheeled around on a hand truck, and wearing his iconic mask.
* ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' blurs the line between this and the TailorMadePrison with the government's mobile prison-van. [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Mystique]] is kept behind bars ''and'' with her hands shackled to the ceiling. [[TheJuggernaut Juggernaut]] and [[MesACrowd Multiple Man]] both got locked in standing metal coffins to seal off their abilities. The guards on the van were also armed with weaponized [[KryptoniteFactor Mutant Cure]].
* In ''Film/TheBoondockSaints'', Il Duce (pictured above) is moved from his cell to the ground floor for a parole hearing. He is cuffed hand and foot, chained to a rolling platform, and wheeled down to the parole board. The entire prison is put on high-alert, with shotgun-wielding guards on every floor, all to move one man down a few flights of stairs. Once he's there, they even put him inside a metal cage to protect the parole board. All this serves to establish this guy as perhaps the biggest badass of the movie. Makes you wonder why they even ''thought'' about parole... [[note]] It's more or less stated that Papa Joe Yakavetta was pulling strings and getting him out for the purpose of dealing with Rocco, who he thinks is behind the killings of his men that the [=MacManus=] brothers have been carrying out. [[/note]]
* Lecter-expy Garland Green (Creator/SteveBuscemi) in ''Film/ConAir'' was introduced wearing similar restraints as Lecter. When he's taken onto the plane, there's trepidation among at least one of the other criminals about actually taking them off.
* Invoked with DJ Qualls' character in the 2002 film ''Film/TheNewGuy'', who is delivered by a sympathetic prison staff to his new school in a straightjacket and mask as a shout-out to Green (and by extension, Lecter). The whole thing was a sham to convince his new peers that he was a formidable badass, rather a reversal of his former image.
* ''Franchise/StarWars'': Han Solo was [[AndIMustScream frozen in carbonite]] following his capture by Boba Fett in ''Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack'' to be transported to Jabba the Hutt. Fett didn't like the risk to Solo's life (and, thus, his bounty), but Vader was willing to write him a compensation check if Han died. Unlike most examples it wasn't done because Han himself was too dangerous; the point of the exercise was to test the method for later use on Luke. However Series/TheMandalorian is later shown to have a carbonite-freezer in his spacecraft, so it appears the bounty-hunting fraternity thought Vader had come up with a good idea.
* One of the most familiar examples comes from ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs'', where Hannibal is transported from his usual maximum-security cell by being chained inside a straightjacket, wheeled around on a hand truck, and wearing his iconic mask.
* ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' blurs the line between this and the TailorMadePrison with the government's mobile prison-van. [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Mystique]] is kept behind bars ''and'' with her hands shackled to the ceiling. [[TheJuggernaut Juggernaut]] and [[MesACrowd Multiple Man]] both got locked in standing metal coffins to seal off their abilities. The guards on the van were also armed with weaponized [[KryptoniteFactor Mutant Cure]].
* In ''Film/TheBoondockSaints'', Il Duce (pictured above) is moved from his cell to the ground floor for a parole hearing. He is cuffed hand and foot, chained to a rolling platform, and wheeled down to the parole board. The entire prison is put on high-alert, with shotgun-wielding guards on every floor, all to move one man down a few flights of stairs. Once he's there, they even put him inside a metal cage to protect the parole board. All this serves to establish this guy as perhaps the biggest badass of the movie. Makes you wonder why they even ''thought'' about parole... [[note]] It's more or less stated that Papa Joe Yakavetta was pulling strings and getting him out for the purpose of dealing with Rocco, who he thinks is behind the killings of his men that the [=MacManus=] brothers have been carrying out. [[/note]]
* Lecter-expy Garland Green (Creator/SteveBuscemi) in ''Film/ConAir'' was introduced wearing similar restraints as Lecter. When he's taken onto the plane, there's trepidation among at least one of the other criminals about actually taking them off.
* Invoked with DJ Qualls' character in the 2002 film ''Film/TheNewGuy'', who is delivered by a sympathetic prison staff to his new school in a straightjacket and mask as a shout-out to Green (and by extension, Lecter). The whole thing was a sham to convince his new peers that he was a formidable badass, rather a reversal of his former image.
* ''Franchise/StarWars'': Han Solo was [[AndIMustScream frozen in carbonite]] following his capture by Boba Fett in ''Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack'' to be transported to Jabba the Hutt. Fett didn't like the risk to Solo's life (and, thus, his bounty), but Vader was willing to write him a compensation check if Han died. Unlike most examples it wasn't done because Han himself was too dangerous; the point of the exercise was to test the method for later use on Luke. However Series/TheMandalorian is later shown to have a carbonite-freezer in his spacecraft, so it appears the bounty-hunting fraternity thought Vader had come up with a good idea.
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* ''Film/AssaultOnPrecinct131976''. ''Film/Thirteen2010'' has a case of being literally shipped when a contestant in the DeadlyGame is shackled and [[HumanMail sent in a crate]] from a Mexican prison. He's shackled not because he's dangerous but because he ''really'' didn't volunteer for this.
* ''Film/AssaultOnPrecinct131976'': Napoleon Wilson (who is said to have killed six people [[CrypticBackgroundReference for reasons that are never revealed]]) is shackled for the ride on the prison bus taking him to Death Row, and the Warden trips him up just to KickTheDog. A few minutes later Wilson returns the favor by tripping up the Warden with his chain. He doesn't get out of his shackles until halfway through the movie. In the final scene, Lieutenant Bishop refuses to allow Wilson to be handcuffed and [[FireForgedFriends insists they walk out of Precinct 13 together]].
* One of the most familiar examples comes from ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs'', where Hannibal is transported from his usual maximum-security cell by being chained inside a straightjacket, wheeled around on a hand truck, and wearing his iconic mask.
* ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' blurs the line between this and the TailorMadePrison with the government's mobile prison-van. [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Mystique]] is kept behind bars ''and'' with her hands shackled to the ceiling. [[TheJuggernaut Juggernaut]] and [[MesACrowd Multiple Man]] both got locked in standing metal coffins to seal off their abilities. The guards on the van were also armed with weaponized [[KryptoniteFactor Mutant Cure]].
* In ''Film/TheBoondockSaints'', Il Duce (pictured above) is moved from his cell to the ground floor for a parole hearing. He is cuffed hand and foot, chained to a rolling platform, and wheeled down to the parole board. The entire prison is put on high-alert, with shotgun-wielding guards on every floor, all to move one man down a few flights of stairs. Once he's there, they even put him inside a metal cage to protect the parole board. All this serves to establish this guy as perhaps the biggest badass of the movie. Makes you wonder why they even ''thought'' about parole... [[note]] It's [[note]]It's more or less stated that Papa Joe Yakavetta was pulling strings and getting him out for the purpose of dealing with Rocco, who he thinks is behind the killings of his men that the [=MacManus=] brothers have been carrying out. out.[[/note]]
*Lecter-expy Garland Green (Creator/SteveBuscemi) in from ''Film/ConAir'' was is introduced wearing similar restraints as Lecter. When he's taken onto the plane, there's trepidation among at least one of the other criminals about actually taking them off.
*Invoked with DJ Qualls' character in the 2002 film ''Film/TheNewGuy'', who is delivered by a sympathetic prison staff to his new school in a straightjacket and mask as a shout-out to Green (and by extension, Lecter). The whole thing was a sham to convince his new peers that he was a formidable badass, rather a reversal of his former image.
* ''Franchise/StarWars'':Han Solo was is [[AndIMustScream frozen in carbonite]] following his capture by Boba Fett in ''Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack'' to be transported to Jabba the Hutt. Fett didn't doesn't like the risk to Solo's life (and, thus, his bounty), but Vader was is willing to write him a compensation check if Han died. dies. Unlike most examples examples, it wasn't isn't done because Han himself was is too dangerous; the point of the exercise was is to test the method for later use on Luke. However However, Series/TheMandalorian is later shown to have a carbonite-freezer in his spacecraft, so it appears that the bounty-hunting fraternity thought Vader had come up with a good idea.idea.
* In ''Film/FantasticBeastsTheCrimesOfGrindelwald'', Grindelwald starts the film being shipped from New York to Europe for trial. His hands are shackled, his wand confiscated, his [[TongueTrauma tongue removed]] (apparently, he's so persuasive that multiple guards assigned to him have defected), locked in a flying carriage with at least three other wizards training their wands on him at all times, and said carriage has magical locks that run around almost the entire doorframe. Two other wizards follow this carriage on brooms for backup. [[MagnificentBastard Grindelwald being Grindelwald]], [[spoiler:it's not nearly enough. He's not even in the carriage]].
* ''Film/AssaultOnPrecinct131976'': Napoleon Wilson (who is said to have killed six people [[CrypticBackgroundReference for reasons that are never revealed]]) is shackled for the ride on the prison bus taking him to Death Row, and the Warden trips him up just to KickTheDog. A few minutes later Wilson returns the favor by tripping up the Warden with his chain. He doesn't get out of his shackles until halfway through the movie. In the final scene, Lieutenant Bishop refuses to allow Wilson to be handcuffed and [[FireForgedFriends insists they walk out of Precinct 13 together]].
* ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' blurs the line between this and the TailorMadePrison with the government's mobile prison-van. [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Mystique]] is kept behind bars ''and'' with her hands shackled to the ceiling. [[TheJuggernaut Juggernaut]] and [[MesACrowd Multiple Man]] both got locked in standing metal coffins to seal off their abilities. The guards on the van were also armed with weaponized [[KryptoniteFactor Mutant Cure]].
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* In ''Film/FantasticBeastsTheCrimesOfGrindelwald'', Grindelwald starts the film being shipped from New York to Europe for trial. His hands are shackled, his wand confiscated, his [[TongueTrauma tongue removed]] (apparently, he's so persuasive that multiple guards assigned to him have defected), locked in a flying carriage with at least three other wizards training their wands on him at all times, and said carriage has magical locks that run around almost the entire doorframe. Two other wizards follow this carriage on brooms for backup. [[MagnificentBastard Grindelwald being Grindelwald]], [[spoiler:it's not nearly enough. He's not even in the carriage]].
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* Killer Croc, considering his strength and penchant for cannibalism, is shipped to Task Force X in numerous restraints in ''Film/SuicideSquad2016''.
* ''Film/Se7en''. John Doe while being taken into what [[TrapIsTheOnlyOption seems to be an obvious trap]]. It makes no difference as his BatmanGambit does not require John Doe to escape or attack his captors.
* A case of being literally shipped is in ''Film/Thirteen2010'', when a contestant in the DeadlyGame is shackled and [[HumanMail sent in a crate]] from a Mexican prison. He's shackled not because he's dangerous but because he ''really'' didn't volunteer for this.
* ''Film/Se7en''. John Doe while being taken into what [[TrapIsTheOnlyOption seems to be an obvious trap]]. It makes no difference as his BatmanGambit does not require John Doe to escape or attack his captors.
* A case of being literally shipped is in ''Film/Thirteen2010'', when a contestant in the DeadlyGame is shackled and [[HumanMail sent in a crate]] from a Mexican prison. He's shackled not because he's dangerous but because he ''really'' didn't volunteer for this.
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** ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'': At the end, Loki is shown in chains for his transport back to Asgard, in addition to a muzzle.
** Loki in ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'' is escorted to his trial in heavy handcuffs, legcuffs and a metal collar interconnected with chains that are also wrapped around his waist, and is accompanied by ''ten'' Einherjar, elite Asgardian warriors holding those chains. With the God of Mischief who [[Film/TheAvengers2012 has just tried]] to conquer Earth, you can't be too sure.
** ''Film/AvengersEndgame'': [[spoiler:When the team uses time travel to go back to [[Film/TheAvengers2012 2012]], we see exactly when Loki was shackled. Thor put the muzzle on him simply because he would ''not'' shut up]].
** Loki in ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'' is escorted to his trial in heavy handcuffs, legcuffs and a metal collar interconnected with chains that are also wrapped around his waist, and is accompanied by ''ten'' Einherjar, elite Asgardian warriors holding those chains. With the God of Mischief who [[Film/TheAvengers2012 has just tried]] to conquer Earth, you can't be too sure.
** ''Film/AvengersEndgame'': [[spoiler:When the team uses time travel to go back to [[Film/TheAvengers2012 2012]], we see exactly when Loki was shackled. Thor put the muzzle on him simply because he would ''not'' shut up]].
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** ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'': At the end, end of ''Film/TheAvengers2012'', Loki is shown in chains for his transport back to Asgard, in addition to a muzzle.
** In ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'', Lokiin ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'' is escorted to his trial in heavy handcuffs, legcuffs and a metal collar interconnected with chains that are also wrapped around his waist, and is accompanied by ''ten'' Einherjar, elite Asgardian warriors holding those chains. With the God of Mischief who [[Film/TheAvengers2012 has just tried]] to conquer Earth, you can't be too sure.
**''Film/AvengersEndgame'': [[spoiler:When In ''Film/AvengersEndgame'', [[spoiler:when the team uses time travel to go back to [[Film/TheAvengers2012 2012]], we see exactly when Loki was shackled. Thor put the muzzle on him simply because he would ''not'' shut up]].up]].
* Invoked with Dizzy in ''Film/TheNewGuy'', who is delivered by a sympathetic prison staff to his new school in a straightjacket and mask as a ShoutOut to Green (and, by extension, Lecter). The whole thing is a sham to convince his new peers that he's a formidable badass, rather a reversal of his former image.
* ''Film/PatientZero2018'': Every infected is brought to the interrogation room with their hands behind their backs, a rope around their neck, and their mouths held open with some strange device.
** In ''Film/ThorTheDarkWorld'', Loki
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* Invoked with Dizzy in ''Film/TheNewGuy'', who is delivered by a sympathetic prison staff to his new school in a straightjacket and mask as a ShoutOut to Green (and, by extension, Lecter). The whole thing is a sham to convince his new peers that he's a formidable badass, rather a reversal of his former image.
* ''Film/PatientZero2018'': Every infected is brought to the interrogation room with their hands behind their backs, a rope around their neck, and their mouths held open with some strange device.
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* In ''Film/FantasticBeastsTheCrimesOfGrindelwald'', Grindelwald starts the film being shipped from New York to Europe for trial. His hands are shackled, his wand confiscated, his [[TongueTrauma tongue removed]] (apparently he's so persuasive, multiple guards assigned to him have defected), locked in a flying carriage with at least three other wizards training their wands on him at all times, and said carriage has magical locks that run around almost the entire doorframe. Two other wizards follow this carriage on brooms for backup. Grindelwald being [[MagnificentBastard Grindelwald]], [[spoiler: it's not nearly enough. He's not even in the carriage.]]
* ''Film/PatientZero2018'': Every infected is brought to the interrogation room with their hands behind their backs, a rope around their neck, and their mouths held open with some strange device.
* ''Film/PatientZero2018'': Every infected is brought to the interrogation room with their hands behind their backs, a rope around their neck, and their mouths held open with some strange device.
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* In ''Film/FantasticBeastsTheCrimesOfGrindelwald'', Grindelwald starts the film John Doe in ''Film/Se7en'', while being taken into what [[TrapIsTheOnlyOption seems to be an obvious trap]]. It makes no difference, as his BatmanGambit does not require him to escape or attack his captors.
* One of the most familiar examples comes from ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs'', where Hannibal is transported from his usual maximum-security cell by being chained inside a straightjacket, wheeled around on a hand truck, and wearing his iconic mask.
* ''Film/SuicideSquad2016'': Killer Croc, considering his strength and penchant for cannibalism, is shippedfrom New York to Europe for trial. His Task Force X in numerous restraints.
* ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' blurs the line between this and the TailorMadePrison with the government's mobile prison-van. [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Mystique]] is kept behind bars ''and'' with her handsare shackled, his wand confiscated, his [[TongueTrauma tongue removed]] (apparently he's so persuasive, multiple guards assigned shackled to him have defected), the ceiling. [[TheJuggernaut Juggernaut]] and [[MesACrowd Multiple Man]] both got locked in a flying carriage with at least three other wizards training standing metal coffins to seal off their wands abilities. The guards on him at all times, and said carriage has magical locks that run around almost the entire doorframe. Two other wizards follow this carriage on brooms for backup. Grindelwald being [[MagnificentBastard Grindelwald]], [[spoiler: it's not nearly enough. He's not even in the carriage.]]
* ''Film/PatientZero2018'': Every infected is brought to the interrogation roomvan were also armed with their hands behind their backs, a rope around their neck, and their mouths held open with some strange device.weaponized [[KryptoniteFactor Mutant Cure]].
* One of the most familiar examples comes from ''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs'', where Hannibal is transported from his usual maximum-security cell by being chained inside a straightjacket, wheeled around on a hand truck, and wearing his iconic mask.
* ''Film/SuicideSquad2016'': Killer Croc, considering his strength and penchant for cannibalism, is shipped
* ''Film/XMenTheLastStand'' blurs the line between this and the TailorMadePrison with the government's mobile prison-van. [[VoluntaryShapeshifting Mystique]] is kept behind bars ''and'' with her hands
* ''Film/PatientZero2018'': Every infected is brought to the interrogation room
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* A heroic example in ''Literature/OneHundredCupboards'', when Uncle Frank, Dotty, Penelope, James, Isa and [[TokenWizard Monmouth]] are kidnapped by [[spoiler:the Emperor's soldiers]]. Even the regular humans are transported shackled to posts in the hold of the galley they're aboard, and Monmouth is [[TapOnTheHead knocked unconscious]], bound hand and foot, [[BagOfKidnapping stuffed into a sack]] made of kelp [[PowerNullifier to contain his magic]] and [[UnwillingSuspension hung from a ceiling beam]]. [[spoiler:With good reason, [[BigDamnHeroes as it turns out]].]]
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* ''Literature/OneHundredCupboards'':
** A heroic examplein ''Literature/OneHundredCupboards'', appears when Uncle Frank, Dotty, Penelope, James, Isa and [[TokenWizard Monmouth]] are kidnapped by [[spoiler:the Emperor's soldiers]]. Even the regular humans are transported shackled to posts in the hold of the galley they're aboard, and Monmouth is [[TapOnTheHead knocked unconscious]], bound hand and foot, [[BagOfKidnapping stuffed into a sack]] made of kelp [[PowerNullifier to contain his magic]] and [[UnwillingSuspension hung from a ceiling beam]]. [[spoiler:With good reason, [[BigDamnHeroes as it turns out]].]]
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* When Literature/MarcusDidiusFalco gets himself arrested during the Roman festival of Saturnalia, his friends throw as many shackles as possible on him, then drag him before a holy man who, according to ancient Roman tradition, commands that the shackles be cast off, effectively releasing him.
* Lenore in the second ''Literature/MilesTaylorAndTheGoldenCape'' book, "Rise Of The Robot Army", is always escorted between her cell and the cafeteria by two of General Breckenridge's robot soldiers, and in chains that only allow her enough elbow room to walk and feed herself. [[spoiler:This is because she has some kind of superpower.]]
* In the ''Literature/NurseryCrime'' series, the gingerbread man is transported this way, straightjacketed and handled by burly guards at all times. [[spoiler: Until he isn't.]]
* Lenore in the second ''Literature/MilesTaylorAndTheGoldenCape'' book, "Rise Of The Robot Army", is always escorted between her cell and the cafeteria by two of General Breckenridge's robot soldiers, and in chains that only allow her enough elbow room to walk and feed herself. [[spoiler:This is because she has some kind of superpower.]]
* In the ''Literature/NurseryCrime'' series, the gingerbread man is transported this way, straightjacketed and handled by burly guards at all times. [[spoiler: Until he isn't.]]
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* ''Literature/MarcusDidiusFalco'': When Literature/MarcusDidiusFalco Falco gets himself arrested during the Roman festival of Saturnalia, his friends throw as many shackles as possible on him, then drag him before a holy man who, according to ancient Roman tradition, commands that the shackles be cast off, effectively releasing him.
*Lenore in In the second ''Literature/MilesTaylorAndTheGoldenCape'' book, "Rise Of The ''Rise of the Robot Army", Army'', Lenore is always escorted between her cell and the cafeteria by two of General Breckenridge's robot soldiers, and in chains that only allow her enough elbow room to walk and feed herself. [[spoiler:This is because she has some kind of superpower.]]
* In the ''Literature/NurseryCrime'' series, the gingerbread man is transported this way, straightjacketed and handled by burly guards at alltimes. [[spoiler: Until times [[spoiler:until he isn't.]] isn't]].
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* ''Series/Daredevil2015''. [[ComicBook/ThePunisher Frank Castle]] is transported this way to the courtroom. Even when he's in hospital there are excessive precautions--an entire floor of the hospital is blocked off for him, guarded by ESU officers with carbines, bags have to be searched twice to be absolutely certain no one's smuggling in a weapon, and there's a "do not cross" line around his bed marked with red tape, to which bed Castle is both strapped and shackled.
* ''Series/{{Farscape}}''. D'Argo, one of the main characters who is a former prisoner of the Peacekeepers, has a couple of attachment rings ''permanently imbedded'' in his collar bone for this trope. He's from a species that suffer from regular bouts of [[UnstoppableRage Hyper-Rage]] so they must be restrained, or they'll kill someone. That doesn't make D'Argo happy about it however, and he has them surgically removed in Season 3.
* Played straight and subverted in ''Series/PrisonBreak''. Linc is usually moved around like this but sometimes subverted when the guards go easy on the shackles because he's a good prisoner/they want him to break out.
* Zach Galifianakis was carted in Hannibal Lector-style in a "Scared Straight" sketch on ''Series/SaturdayNightLive''.
* This happens to [[spoiler:Baek San and [[WellIntentionedExtremist Sa-Woo]]]] toward the end of the Korean drama ''Series/{{Iris|2009}}''. [[spoiler:It doesn't work.]]
* Jake [=LaPlant=], "the man with the most dangerous jokes in show business", arrives at ''Series/TheSlammer'' in a straight jacket and face mask and strapped to a trolley like Hannibal Lector.
* MadBomber Ian Hargove is shipped in shackles when he is being transported from Blackgate to St. mark's Psychiatric Hospital in the ''Series/{{Gotham}}'' episode "Harvey Dent".
** [[ComicBook/TheJoker Jeremiah Valeska]] also gets this treatment at the end of the fourth season, when the GCPD are preparing him to be transported to Arkham. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, even putting him in full-bodied restraints reminiscent of Hannibal Lector's doesn't prevent him from escaping, because before he can be locked away in Arkham, [[VillainTeamUp he's rescued]] by [[ComicBook/RasAlGhul invincible ninjas.]]]]
* ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|2003}}''. Cylon prisoners are always excessively chained and restraint-collared, after Leoben [[BreakingTheBonds demonstrated just how easy it was to break his handcuffs]] during his interrogation.
* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}''. After a powerful witch is able to immobilize a Leviathan with a spell, the brothers ship him back to Bobby wrapped in chains in the back seat of their car. However it's made clear that only the spell is binding him, so they've got until it wears off to find out how to kill a Leviathan.
* Parodied on ''Series/RaisingHope'' with one of [[spoiler: Lucy's]] bridesmaids, at her jailhouse wedding. The bridesmaid in question was strapped to a dolly, with a face mask and everything.
* Happened on ''Series/MyNameIsEarl'', to one of the inmates taking a creative writing class.
* ''Series/TheOuterLimits1995'': At the end of "I, Robot", Adam Link is able to effortlessly break his chains when he saves Carrie Emerson from being run over by a truck.
* ''Series/{{Farscape}}''. D'Argo, one of the main characters who is a former prisoner of the Peacekeepers, has a couple of attachment rings ''permanently imbedded'' in his collar bone for this trope. He's from a species that suffer from regular bouts of [[UnstoppableRage Hyper-Rage]] so they must be restrained, or they'll kill someone. That doesn't make D'Argo happy about it however, and he has them surgically removed in Season 3.
* Played straight and subverted in ''Series/PrisonBreak''. Linc is usually moved around like this but sometimes subverted when the guards go easy on the shackles because he's a good prisoner/they want him to break out.
* Zach Galifianakis was carted in Hannibal Lector-style in a "Scared Straight" sketch on ''Series/SaturdayNightLive''.
* This happens to [[spoiler:Baek San and [[WellIntentionedExtremist Sa-Woo]]]] toward the end of the Korean drama ''Series/{{Iris|2009}}''. [[spoiler:It doesn't work.]]
* Jake [=LaPlant=], "the man with the most dangerous jokes in show business", arrives at ''Series/TheSlammer'' in a straight jacket and face mask and strapped to a trolley like Hannibal Lector.
* MadBomber Ian Hargove is shipped in shackles when he is being transported from Blackgate to St. mark's Psychiatric Hospital in the ''Series/{{Gotham}}'' episode "Harvey Dent".
** [[ComicBook/TheJoker Jeremiah Valeska]] also gets this treatment at the end of the fourth season, when the GCPD are preparing him to be transported to Arkham. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, even putting him in full-bodied restraints reminiscent of Hannibal Lector's doesn't prevent him from escaping, because before he can be locked away in Arkham, [[VillainTeamUp he's rescued]] by [[ComicBook/RasAlGhul invincible ninjas.]]]]
* ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|2003}}''. Cylon prisoners are always excessively chained and restraint-collared, after Leoben [[BreakingTheBonds demonstrated just how easy it was to break his handcuffs]] during his interrogation.
* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}''. After a powerful witch is able to immobilize a Leviathan with a spell, the brothers ship him back to Bobby wrapped in chains in the back seat of their car. However it's made clear that only the spell is binding him, so they've got until it wears off to find out how to kill a Leviathan.
* Parodied on ''Series/RaisingHope'' with one of [[spoiler: Lucy's]] bridesmaids, at her jailhouse wedding. The bridesmaid in question was strapped to a dolly, with a face mask and everything.
* Happened on ''Series/MyNameIsEarl'', to one of the inmates taking a creative writing class.
* ''Series/TheOuterLimits1995'': At the end of "I, Robot", Adam Link is able to effortlessly break his chains when he saves Carrie Emerson from being run over by a truck.
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* ''Series/Daredevil2015''. [[ComicBook/ThePunisher ''Series/BattlestarGalactica2003'': Cylon prisoners are always excessively chained and restraint-collared after Leoben [[BreakingTheBonds demonstrates just how easy it is to break his handcuffs]] during his interrogation.
* ''Series/Daredevil2015'': FrankCastle]] Castle is transported this way to the courtroom. courtroom this way. Even when he's in hospital there are excessive precautions--an precautions -- an entire floor of the hospital is blocked off for him, guarded by ESU officers with carbines, bags have to be searched twice to be absolutely certain no one's smuggling in a weapon, and there's a "do not cross" line around his bed marked with red tape, to which bed Castle is both strapped and shackled.
*''Series/{{Farscape}}''. ''Series/{{Farscape}}'': D'Argo, one of the main characters who is a former prisoner of the Peacekeepers, has a couple of attachment rings ''permanently imbedded'' in his collar bone for this trope. He's from a species that suffer from regular bouts of [[UnstoppableRage Hyper-Rage]] so they must be restrained, or they'll kill someone. That doesn't make D'Argo happy about it however, and he has them surgically removed in Season 3.
*Played straight and subverted ''Series/{{Gotham}}'':
** MadBomber Ian Hargave is shipped in''Series/PrisonBreak''. Linc shackles when he is usually moved around like being transported from Blackgate to St. Mark's Psychiatric Hospital in the episode "[[Recap/GothamS1E9HarveyDent Harvey Dent]]".
** Jeremiah Valeska also gets thisbut sometimes subverted treatment at the end of the fourth season, when the guards go easy on the shackles GCPD are preparing him to be transported to Arkham. [[spoiler:Unfortunately, even putting him in full-bodied restraints reminiscent of Hannibal Lector's doesn't prevent him from escaping, because before he can be locked away in Arkham, [[VillainTeamUp he's a good prisoner/they want him to break out.
* Zach Galifianakis was carted in Hannibal Lector-style in a "Scared Straight" sketch on ''Series/SaturdayNightLive''.
rescued]] by invincible ninjas.]]
* This happens to [[spoiler:Baek San and [[WellIntentionedExtremist Sa-Woo]]]] toward the end ofthe Korean drama ''Series/{{Iris|2009}}''.''Series/Iris2009''. [[spoiler:It doesn't work.]]
* Happens in ''Series/MyNameIsEarl'' to one of the inmates taking a creative writing class.
* ''Series/TheOuterLimits1995'': At the end of "[[Recap/TheOuterLimits1995S1E19IRobot I, Robot]]", Adam Link is able to effortlessly break his chains when he saves Carrie Emerson from being run over by a truck.
* Zig-zagged in ''Series/PrisonBreak''. Linc is usually moved around like this, but sometimes the guards go easy on the shackles because he's a good prisoner or because they want him to break out.
* Parodied in ''Series/RaisingHope'' with one of [[spoiler:Lucy]]'s bridesmaids at her jailhouse wedding. The bridesmaid in question is strapped to a dolly, with a face mask and everything.
* Zach Galifianakis is carted in Hannibal Lector-style in a "Scared Straight" sketch of ''Series/SaturdayNightLive''.
* Jake [=LaPlant=], "the man with the most dangerous jokes in show business", arrives at ''Series/TheSlammer'' in astraight jacket straightjacket and face mask and strapped to a trolley like Hannibal Lector.
*MadBomber Ian Hargove is shipped in shackles when he is being transported from Blackgate to St. mark's Psychiatric Hospital in the ''Series/{{Gotham}}'' episode "Harvey Dent".
** [[ComicBook/TheJoker Jeremiah Valeska]] also gets this treatment at the end of the fourth season, when the GCPD are preparing him to be transported to Arkham. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, even putting him in full-bodied restraints reminiscent of Hannibal Lector's doesn't prevent him from escaping, because before he can be locked away in Arkham, [[VillainTeamUp he's rescued]] by [[ComicBook/RasAlGhul invincible ninjas.]]]]
* ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|2003}}''. Cylon prisoners are always excessively chained and restraint-collared, after Leoben [[BreakingTheBonds demonstrated just how easy it was to break his handcuffs]] during his interrogation.
* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}''.''Series/{{Supernatural}}'': After a powerful witch is able to immobilize a Leviathan with a spell, the brothers ship him back to Bobby wrapped in chains in the back seat of their car. However it's made clear that only the spell is binding him, so they've got until it wears off to find out how to kill a Leviathan.
* Parodied on ''Series/RaisingHope'' with one of [[spoiler: Lucy's]] bridesmaids, at her jailhouse wedding. The bridesmaid in question was strapped to a dolly, with a face mask and everything.
* Happened on ''Series/MyNameIsEarl'', to one of the inmates taking a creative writing class.
* ''Series/TheOuterLimits1995'': At the end of "I, Robot", Adam Link is able to effortlessly break his chains when he saves Carrie Emerson from being run over by a truck.Leviathan.
* ''Series/Daredevil2015'': Frank
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* Zach Galifianakis was carted in Hannibal Lector-style in a "Scared Straight" sketch on ''Series/SaturdayNightLive''.
* This happens to [[spoiler:Baek San and [[WellIntentionedExtremist Sa-Woo]]]] toward the end of
* Happens in ''Series/MyNameIsEarl'' to one of the inmates taking a creative writing class.
* ''Series/TheOuterLimits1995'': At the end of "[[Recap/TheOuterLimits1995S1E19IRobot I, Robot]]", Adam Link is able to effortlessly break his chains when he saves Carrie Emerson from being run over by a truck.
* Zig-zagged in ''Series/PrisonBreak''. Linc is usually moved around like this, but sometimes the guards go easy on the shackles because he's a good prisoner or because they want him to break out.
* Parodied in ''Series/RaisingHope'' with one of [[spoiler:Lucy]]'s bridesmaids at her jailhouse wedding. The bridesmaid in question is strapped to a dolly, with a face mask and everything.
* Zach Galifianakis is carted in Hannibal Lector-style in a "Scared Straight" sketch of ''Series/SaturdayNightLive''.
* Jake [=LaPlant=], "the man with the most dangerous jokes in show business", arrives at ''Series/TheSlammer'' in a
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** [[ComicBook/TheJoker Jeremiah Valeska]] also gets this treatment at the end of the fourth season, when the GCPD are preparing him to be transported to Arkham. [[spoiler: Unfortunately, even putting him in full-bodied restraints reminiscent of Hannibal Lector's doesn't prevent him from escaping, because before he can be locked away in Arkham, [[VillainTeamUp he's rescued]] by [[ComicBook/RasAlGhul invincible ninjas.]]]]
* ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|2003}}''. Cylon prisoners are always excessively chained and restraint-collared, after Leoben [[BreakingTheBonds demonstrated just how easy it was to break his handcuffs]] during his interrogation.
* ''Series/{{Supernatural}}''.
* Parodied on ''Series/RaisingHope'' with one of [[spoiler: Lucy's]] bridesmaids, at her jailhouse wedding. The bridesmaid in question was strapped to a dolly, with a face mask and everything.
* Happened on ''Series/MyNameIsEarl'', to one of the inmates taking a creative writing class.
* ''Series/TheOuterLimits1995'': At the end of "I, Robot", Adam Link is able to effortlessly break his chains when he saves Carrie Emerson from being run over by a truck.
* The Heavy Metal Sisters from Wrestling/{{GLOW}} would regularly be led to and/or from the ring in straitjackets. Their gimmick was they were mental patients at the state hospital, but were let out to wrestle "because it's therapeutic".
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* The Heavy Metal Sisters from Wrestling/{{GLOW}} would regularly be led to and/or from the ring in straitjackets. Their gimmick was they were mental patients at the state hospital, but were let out to wrestle "because it's therapeutic".
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* ''Franchise/BatmanArkhamSeries'': In the opening of ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'', The Joker's wrapped in a straitjacket and chained to a hand-truck for delivery to the asylum. The guards seem to [[TalkativeLoon wish he was gagged as well]]. [[spoiler:Batman later gets the same treatment in a fear-gas induced hallucination.]]
* ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'': At the start, you and the rest of your party are all shackled in a cart, being taken to your execution.
* ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheForceUnleashedII'': In the Light Side Ending, the [[spoiler:Heroes]] transport a captive in an upright frame that appears to be six-inches thick solid durasteel. Probably justified, given that the captive is [[spoiler:Darth Vader]].
* ''VisualNovel/MissingStars'': Lena is apparently a nice girl but is always muzzled up. It's very unlikely to be for show either, considering her university is for kids who are mentally ill. Lena is otherwise unrestrained besides the muzzle.
* ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'': At the start, you and the rest of your party are all shackled in a cart, being taken to your execution.
* ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheForceUnleashedII'': In the Light Side Ending, the [[spoiler:Heroes]] transport a captive in an upright frame that appears to be six-inches thick solid durasteel. Probably justified, given that the captive is [[spoiler:Darth Vader]].
* ''VisualNovel/MissingStars'': Lena is apparently a nice girl but is always muzzled up. It's very unlikely to be for show either, considering her university is for kids who are mentally ill. Lena is otherwise unrestrained besides the muzzle.
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* ''Franchise/BatmanArkhamSeries'': In the opening of ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'', The the Joker's wrapped in a straitjacket and chained to a hand-truck for delivery to the asylum. The guards seem to [[TalkativeLoon wish he was gagged as well]]. [[spoiler:Batman later gets the same treatment in a fear-gas induced hallucination.]]
*''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'': At the start, start of ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'', you and the rest of your party are all shackled in a cart, being taken to your execution.
*''VideoGame/StarWarsTheForceUnleashedII'': In the Light Side Ending, Ending of ''VideoGame/TheForceUnleashed II'', the [[spoiler:Heroes]] transport a captive in an upright frame that appears to be six-inches thick solid durasteel. Probably justified, given that the captive is [[spoiler:Darth Vader]].
* ''VisualNovel/MissingStars'': Lena is apparently a nice girl but is always muzzled up. It's very unlikely to be for show either, considering her university is for kids who are mentally ill. Lena is otherwise unrestrained besides the muzzle.Vader]].
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* ''VisualNovel/MissingStars'': Lena is apparently a nice girl but is always muzzled up. It's very unlikely to be for show either, considering her university is for kids who are mentally ill. Lena is otherwise unrestrained besides the muzzle.
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* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'': The Empire of Blood transports its arena champion [[spoiler: (Thog)]] [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0786.html locked inside a wheeled cage]].
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* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'': The Empire of Blood transports its arena champion [[spoiler: (Thog)]] [[spoiler:(Thog)]] [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0786.html locked inside a wheeled cage]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'', the bounty hunters who captured [[LittleMissBadass Toph]] stuck her in a metal box for transport so she couldn't use her earth bending to escape. Of course, Toph gets out by [[spoiler: inventing metal bending]]. See the series' [[Awesome/AvatarTheLastAirbender CMOA page]].
* An episode of the original ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' opened with Killer Croc being transported to prison with his arms and legs in shackles. He escapes by biting through the chains and uses their remains as evidence that he was a prisoner in a freak show. After Batman recaptures him he is taken away chained, straight-jacketed and muzzled.
* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'': When the Joker is taken into custody at the end of "Game Over for Owlman!", he is strapped to a trolley with a mask over his face ''a la'' Hannibal Lecter in ''Film/SilenceOfTheLambs''.
* Drake Darkstar, WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers' EvilTwin, in the episode "Detained Duck", is transferred to the Shirley Temple Black maximum security space prison in an enclosed barrel with futuristic shackles. He still escapes, runs into Duck Dodgers, and switches clothes with him. Dodgers then is arrested and put in a straitjacket and muzzle and gets chained up to a dolly like Hannibal.
* In ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse2002'' Kobra Khan is shackled and muzzled when transported. The muzzle is left on in his prison cell due to him being able to spit acid-like venom.
* Muzzle from ''WesternAnimation/RoadRovers'' was kept restrained exactly like Hannibal, complete with a muzzle. And he was one of the good guys! See the [[WesternAnimation/RoadRovers page image for the series]].
* An episode of the original ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' opened with Killer Croc being transported to prison with his arms and legs in shackles. He escapes by biting through the chains and uses their remains as evidence that he was a prisoner in a freak show. After Batman recaptures him he is taken away chained, straight-jacketed and muzzled.
* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'': When the Joker is taken into custody at the end of "Game Over for Owlman!", he is strapped to a trolley with a mask over his face ''a la'' Hannibal Lecter in ''Film/SilenceOfTheLambs''.
* Drake Darkstar, WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers' EvilTwin, in the episode "Detained Duck", is transferred to the Shirley Temple Black maximum security space prison in an enclosed barrel with futuristic shackles. He still escapes, runs into Duck Dodgers, and switches clothes with him. Dodgers then is arrested and put in a straitjacket and muzzle and gets chained up to a dolly like Hannibal.
* In ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse2002'' Kobra Khan is shackled and muzzled when transported. The muzzle is left on in his prison cell due to him being able to spit acid-like venom.
* Muzzle from ''WesternAnimation/RoadRovers'' was kept restrained exactly like Hannibal, complete with a muzzle. And he was one of the good guys! See the [[WesternAnimation/RoadRovers page image for the series]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'', the bounty hunters who captured capture [[LittleMissBadass Toph]] stuck stick her in a metal box for transport so she couldn't can't use her earth bending earthbending to escape. Of course, Toph gets out by [[spoiler: inventing [[spoiler:inventing metal bending]]. See the series' [[Awesome/AvatarTheLastAirbender CMOA page]].
* An episode ofthe original ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' opened opens with Killer Croc being transported to prison with his arms and legs in shackles. He escapes by biting through the chains and uses their remains as evidence that he was a prisoner in a freak show. After Batman recaptures him him, he is taken away chained, straight-jacketed and muzzled.
* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBold'': When the Joker is taken into custody at the end of"Game "[[Recap/BatmanTheBraveAndTheBoldS1E13GameOverForOwlman Game Over for Owlman!", Owlman!]]", he is strapped to a trolley with a mask over his face ''a la'' Hannibal Lecter in ''Film/SilenceOfTheLambs''.
''Film/TheSilenceOfTheLambs''.
* ''WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers'': Drake Darkstar,WesternAnimation/DuckDodgers' EvilTwin, Duck Dodgers' EvilTwin in the episode "Detained Duck", "[[Recap/DuckDodgersS1E5 Detained Duck]]", is transferred to the Shirley Temple Black maximum security space prison in an enclosed barrel with futuristic shackles. He still escapes, runs into Duck Dodgers, and switches clothes with him. Dodgers then is arrested and put in a straitjacket and muzzle and gets chained up to a dolly like Hannibal.
* In''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse2002'' ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse2002'', Kobra Khan is shackled and muzzled when transported. The muzzle is left on in his prison cell due to him being able to spit acid-like venom.
* Muzzle from ''WesternAnimation/RoadRovers''was is kept restrained exactly like Hannibal, complete with a muzzle. And he was muzzle -- and he's one of the good guys! See the [[WesternAnimation/RoadRovers page image for the series]].guys!
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** In "Marge vs. the Monorail", C. Montgomery Burns was given the Hannibal Mask treatment once when he was dragged into court for illegally dumping radioactive waste around the city.
** So was Bart when he was accused of stealing the church collection money on season six's "Bart's Girlfriend." Marge even lampshaded how excessive the punishment was.
* In ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' the police nab the Tattletale Strangler (for littering, of course) and proceed to wrap him in several miles of handcuffs, chains, manacles, and even eye-cuffs. All of which he slithers out of about five seconds later. "Not again!"
* In his first appearance in the ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats2011'' episode "New Alliances", Kaynar is being shipped in shackles back to his cell in solitary confinement.
** So was Bart when he was accused of stealing the church collection money on season six's "Bart's Girlfriend." Marge even lampshaded how excessive the punishment was.
* In ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' the police nab the Tattletale Strangler (for littering, of course) and proceed to wrap him in several miles of handcuffs, chains, manacles, and even eye-cuffs. All of which he slithers out of about five seconds later. "Not again!"
* In his first appearance in the ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats2011'' episode "New Alliances", Kaynar is being shipped in shackles back to his cell in solitary confinement.
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** In "Marge "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS4E12MargeVsTheMonorail Marge vs. the Monorail", Monorail]]", C. Montgomery Burns was is given the Hannibal Mask treatment once when he was he's dragged into court for illegally dumping radioactive waste around the city.
** Sowas is Bart when he was he's accused of stealing the church collection money on season six's "Bart's Girlfriend." in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS6E7BartsGirlfriend Bart's Girlfriend]]". Marge even lampshaded lampshades how excessive the punishment was.
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* In''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', the police nab the Tattletale Strangler (for littering, of course) and proceed to wrap him in several miles of handcuffs, chains, manacles, and even eye-cuffs. All eye-cuffs... all of which he slithers out of about five seconds later. "Not again!"
* In his first appearance in the''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats2011'' ''WesternAnimation/Thundercats2011'' episode "New Alliances", Kaynar is being shipped in shackles back to his cell in solitary confinement.
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** In "[[Recap/TotalDramaNoPainNoGame No Pain, No Game]]", when the muscular Eva is voted off for the second time, and on the day she returned no less, she becomes very hostile and has to be tied in a straitjacket before she can be shipped off on the Boat of Losers.
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** In "[[Recap/TotalDramaNoPainNoGame No Pain, No Game]]", when the muscular Eva is voted off for the second time, and on time (on the day she returned returned, no less, less), she becomes very hostile and has to be tied in a straitjacket before she can be shipped off on the Boat of Losers.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'', Decepticon prisoners are usually transported in stasis cuffs (which paralyze the prisoner from the neck down) and gags. The handcart makes an appearance for [[spoiler: Megatron]], not due to being dangerous, but because [[spoiler: Optimus beat him so badly he couldn't walk.]]
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TransformersAnimated'', Decepticon prisoners are usually transported in stasis cuffs (which paralyze the prisoner from the neck down) and gags. The handcart makes an appearance for [[spoiler: Megatron]], [[spoiler:Megatron]], not due to being dangerous, but because [[spoiler: Optimus [[spoiler:Optimus beat him so badly he couldn't walk.]]walk]].
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* ''Series/{{Farscape}}''. D'Argo, one of the main characters who is a former prisoner of the Peacekeepers, has a couple of attachment rings ''permanently imbedded'' in his collar bone for this trope. He's from a species that suffer from regular bouts of [[TheBerserker Hyper-Rage]] so they must be restrained, or they'll kill someone. That doesn't make D'Argo happy about it however, and he has them surgically removed in Season 3.
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* ''Series/{{Farscape}}''. D'Argo, one of the main characters who is a former prisoner of the Peacekeepers, has a couple of attachment rings ''permanently imbedded'' in his collar bone for this trope. He's from a species that suffer from regular bouts of [[TheBerserker [[UnstoppableRage Hyper-Rage]] so they must be restrained, or they'll kill someone. That doesn't make D'Argo happy about it however, and he has them surgically removed in Season 3.
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* Several members of ComicBook/{{Batman}}'s rogues gallery tend to be shown like this during "downtime" in Arkham, particularly ComicBook/TheJoker and Killer Croc. Special mention goes to [[SerialKiller Mr. Zsasz]], who's traditionally transported with a collar-and-rod system taking ''four'' guards.
* In the ''Comicbook/SpiderMan'' "Comicbook/MaximumCarnage" storyline Cletus Cassidy was being transported via the chained-to-hand-cart method. Unfortunately for the guards his [[TheSymbiote symbiote]] has gotten into his bloodstream, so when a doctor took a blood sample from him, the open wound allowed him to transform back into Carnage.
* In ''ComicBook/TheIntimates'', Sykes is transported to a government research lab with his hands and feet bound to a wheelchair. Sykes exists in a state of near-total catatonia, incapable of speech or anything but the simplest physical action, but his handlers didn't want to get caught with their pants down in case he suddenly developed the ability to try something.
* In several issues of ''Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}'', Bullseye is shown being transported in this fashion, with his hands bound to the point that he couldn't grab anything if he wanted to, and his feet bound so close that he can barely walk. Later issues (after he'd demonstrated he retained the ability to kill guards even bound up like that) showed him with bound hands, feet, a muzzle over his face, and tightly bound to a furniture mover's hand cart.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Copperhead}}'' Zolo's gang kidnaps Boo and handcuffs him. He escapes in a matter of hours and starts killing his captors. When they recapture him he's bound with chains and stuffed into tiny seating flanked by guards with no range of movement.
* In the comics following from ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'', [[spoiler:one story arc ends with Azula's being wheeled in with a still whacked, disturbing smile on her face]].
* In the ''Comicbook/SpiderMan'' "Comicbook/MaximumCarnage" storyline Cletus Cassidy was being transported via the chained-to-hand-cart method. Unfortunately for the guards his [[TheSymbiote symbiote]] has gotten into his bloodstream, so when a doctor took a blood sample from him, the open wound allowed him to transform back into Carnage.
* In ''ComicBook/TheIntimates'', Sykes is transported to a government research lab with his hands and feet bound to a wheelchair. Sykes exists in a state of near-total catatonia, incapable of speech or anything but the simplest physical action, but his handlers didn't want to get caught with their pants down in case he suddenly developed the ability to try something.
* In several issues of ''Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}'', Bullseye is shown being transported in this fashion, with his hands bound to the point that he couldn't grab anything if he wanted to, and his feet bound so close that he can barely walk. Later issues (after he'd demonstrated he retained the ability to kill guards even bound up like that) showed him with bound hands, feet, a muzzle over his face, and tightly bound to a furniture mover's hand cart.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Copperhead}}'' Zolo's gang kidnaps Boo and handcuffs him. He escapes in a matter of hours and starts killing his captors. When they recapture him he's bound with chains and stuffed into tiny seating flanked by guards with no range of movement.
* In the comics following from ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'', [[spoiler:one story arc ends with Azula's being wheeled in with a still whacked, disturbing smile on her face]].
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* ''Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender'': In the sequel comics, [[spoiler:one story arc ends with Azula's being wheeled in with a still whacked, disturbing smile on her face]].
* ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'': Several members ofComicBook/{{Batman}}'s Batman's rogues gallery tend to be shown like this during "downtime" in Arkham, particularly ComicBook/TheJoker and Killer Croc. Special mention goes to [[SerialKiller Mr. Zsasz]], who's traditionally transported with a collar-and-rod system taking ''four'' guards.
* ''ComicBook/{{Copperhead}}'': Zolo's gang kidnaps Boo and handcuffs him. He escapes in a matter of hours and starts killing his captors. When they recapture him he's bound with chains and stuffed into tiny seating flanked by guards with no range of movement.
* ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'': Inthe ''Comicbook/SpiderMan'' "Comicbook/MaximumCarnage" storyline Cletus Cassidy was several issues, Bullseye is shown being transported via in this fashion, with his hands bound to the chained-to-hand-cart method. Unfortunately for point that he couldn't grab anything if he wanted to, and his feet bound so close that he can barely walk. Later issues (after he'd demonstrated he retained the ability to kill guards even bound up like that) showed him with bound hands, feet, a muzzle over his [[TheSymbiote symbiote]] has gotten into his bloodstream, so when a doctor took a blood sample from him, the open wound allowed him face, and tightly bound to transform back into Carnage.
a furniture mover's hand cart.
*In ''ComicBook/TheIntimates'', ''ComicBook/TheIntimates'': Sykes is transported to a government research lab with his hands and feet bound to a wheelchair. Sykes exists in a state of near-total catatonia, incapable of speech or anything but the simplest physical action, but his handlers didn't want to get caught with their pants down in case he suddenly developed the ability to try something.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': Inseveral issues of ''Comicbook/{{Daredevil}}'', Bullseye is shown the ''ComicBook/MaximumCarnage'' storyline Cletus Cassidy was being transported in this fashion, with via the chained-to-hand-cart method. Unfortunately for the guards, his hands bound to the point that he couldn't grab anything if he wanted to, and his feet bound so close that he can barely walk. Later issues (after he'd demonstrated he retained the ability to kill guards even bound up like that) showed him with bound hands, feet, a muzzle over his face, and tightly bound to a furniture mover's hand cart.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Copperhead}}'' Zolo's gang kidnaps Boo and handcuffs him. He escapes in a matter of hours and starts killing his captors. When they recapture him he's bound with chains and stuffed[[TheSymbiote symbiote]] has gotten into tiny seating flanked by guards with no range of movement.
* In the comics followinghis bloodstream, so when a doctor takes a blood sample from ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'', [[spoiler:one story arc ends with Azula's being wheeled in with a still whacked, disturbing smile on her face]].him, the open wound allows him to transform back into Carnage.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Copperhead}}'': Zolo's gang kidnaps Boo and handcuffs him. He escapes in a matter of hours and starts killing his captors. When they recapture him he's bound with chains and stuffed into tiny seating flanked by guards with no range of movement.
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* ''Series/Daredevil2015''. [[Franchise/ThePunisher Frank Castle]] is transported this way to the courtroom. Even when he's in hospital there are excessive precautions--an entire floor of the hospital is blocked off for him, guarded by ESU officers with carbines, bags have to be searched twice to be absolutely certain no one's smuggling in a weapon, and there's a "do not cross" line around his bed marked with red tape, to which bed Castle is both strapped and shackled.
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* ''Series/Daredevil2015''. [[Franchise/ThePunisher [[ComicBook/ThePunisher Frank Castle]] is transported this way to the courtroom. Even when he's in hospital there are excessive precautions--an entire floor of the hospital is blocked off for him, guarded by ESU officers with carbines, bags have to be searched twice to be absolutely certain no one's smuggling in a weapon, and there's a "do not cross" line around his bed marked with red tape, to which bed Castle is both strapped and shackled.
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* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': The Joker is a frequent candidate for this treatment, with deliberate parallels to Lector. In the opening of ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'', he's wrapped in a straitjacket and chained to a hand-truck for delivery to the asylum. The guards seem to [[TalkativeLoon wish he was gagged as well]]. [[spoiler:Batman later gets the same treatment in a fear-gas induced hallucination.]]
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* ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': The Joker is a frequent candidate for this treatment, with deliberate parallels to Lector. ''Franchise/BatmanArkhamSeries'': In the opening of ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'', he's The Joker's wrapped in a straitjacket and chained to a hand-truck for delivery to the asylum. The guards seem to [[TalkativeLoon wish he was gagged as well]]. [[spoiler:Batman later gets the same treatment in a fear-gas induced hallucination.]]
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* A heroic example in ''Literature/OneHundredCupboards'', when Uncle Frank, Dotty, Penelope, James, Isa and [[TokenWizard Monmouth]] are kidnapped by [[spoiler:the Emperor's soldiers]]. Even the regular humans are transported shackled to posts in the hold of the galley they're aboard, and Monmouth is knocked unconscious, bound hand and foot, stuffed into a sack made of kelp [[PowerNullifier to contain his magic]] and hung from a ceiling beam. [[spoiler:With good reason, [[BigDamnHeroes as it turns out]].]]
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* A heroic example in ''Literature/OneHundredCupboards'', when Uncle Frank, Dotty, Penelope, James, Isa and [[TokenWizard Monmouth]] are kidnapped by [[spoiler:the Emperor's soldiers]]. Even the regular humans are transported shackled to posts in the hold of the galley they're aboard, and Monmouth is [[TapOnTheHead knocked unconscious, unconscious]], bound hand and foot, [[BagOfKidnapping stuffed into a sack sack]] made of kelp [[PowerNullifier to contain his magic]] and [[UnwillingSuspension hung from a ceiling beam.beam]]. [[spoiler:With good reason, [[BigDamnHeroes as it turns out]].]]
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* Several members of ComicBook/{{Batman}}'s rogues gallery tend to be shown like this during "downtime" in Arkham, particularly ComicBook/TheJoker and Killer Croc. Special mention goes to [[SerialKiller Mr. Zsasz]], who's traditionally transported with a collar-and-rod system taking ''four'' guards.
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* A heroic example in ''Literature/OneHundredCupboards'', when Uncle Frank, Dotty, Penelope, James, Isa and Monmouth are kidnapped by [[spoiler:the Emperor's soldiers]]. Even the regular humans are transported shackled to posts in the hold of the galley they're aboard, and Monmouth is knocked unconscious, bound hand and foot, stuffed into a sack made of kelp [[PowerNullifier to contain his magic]] and hung from a ceiling beam. [[spoiler:With good reason, [[BigDamnHeroes as it turns out]].]]
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* A heroic example in ''Literature/OneHundredCupboards'', when Uncle Frank, Dotty, Penelope, James, Isa and Monmouth [[TokenWizard Monmouth]] are kidnapped by [[spoiler:the Emperor's soldiers]]. Even the regular humans are transported shackled to posts in the hold of the galley they're aboard, and Monmouth is knocked unconscious, bound hand and foot, stuffed into a sack made of kelp [[PowerNullifier to contain his magic]] and hung from a ceiling beam. [[spoiler:With good reason, [[BigDamnHeroes as it turns out]].]]
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* A heroic example in ''Literature/OneHundredCupboards'', when Uncle Frank, Dotty, Penelope, James, Isa and Monmouth are kidnapped by [[spoiler:the Emperor's soldiers]]. Even the regular humans are transported shackled to posts in the hold of the galley they're aboard, and Monmouth is knocked unconscious, bound hand and foot, stuffed into a sack made of kelp [[PowerNullifier to contain his magic]] and hung from a ceiling beam. [[spoiler:With good reason, [[BigDamnHeroes as it turns out]].]]
** Eli and Fat Frank are also briefly transported in kelp sacks by Caleb and by wizards, respectively.
** Eli and Fat Frank are also briefly transported in kelp sacks by Caleb and by wizards, respectively.
* When Literature/MarcusDidiusFalco gets himself arrested during the Roman festival of Saturnalia, his friends throw as many shackles as possible on him, then drag him before a holy man who, according to ancient Roman tradition, commands that the shackles be cast off, effectively releasing him.
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* When Literature/MarcusDidiusFalco gets himself arrested during the Roman festival of Saturnalia, his friends throw as many shackles as possible on him, then drag him before a holy man who, according to ancient Roman tradition, commands that the shackles be cast off, effectively releasing him.
