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* ''Film/FearAndLoathingInLasVegas'': Raoul Duke and Dr. Gonzo's every.single.room.they.lived.in. Full stop.

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* ''Film/FearAndLoathingInLasVegas'': every single room Raoul Duke and Dr. Gonzo's every.single.room.they.lived.in. Full stop.Gonzo occupy overnight becomes a massive mess.
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* ''Literature/{{Toradora}}'': Taiga's apartment, with a sickening stench emanating from the kitchen sink which was polluted so heavily that its contents were [[{{Pixellation}} censored on screen]]. Naturally, she is complemented by a NeatFreak co-star named Ryuuji, whose first reaction to seeing said apartment is to ''beg her to be allowed to clean it''. Since Taiga is a very LonelyRichKid living by herself and only returns to her apartment to sleep (her bedroom is the only room that's not covered with a carpet of trash) she just doesn't care enough about it or spend enough time there to hire anyone to clear it for her even though she clearly has the means to.

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* ''Literature/{{Toradora}}'': Taiga's apartment, with a sickening stench emanating from the kitchen sink which was polluted so heavily that its contents were [[{{Pixellation}} censored on screen]]. Naturally, she is complemented by a NeatFreak co-star named Ryuuji, whose first reaction to seeing said apartment is to ''beg her to be allowed to clean it''. Since Taiga is a very LonelyRichKid living [[MinorLivingAlone by herself herself]] and only returns to her apartment to sleep (her bedroom is the only room that's not covered with a carpet of trash) she just doesn't care enough about it or spend enough time there to hire anyone to clear it for her even though she clearly has the means to.
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* ''Literature/UniversalMonsters'': In book 5, Skylar Crockett's room is a disaster area, cluttered with trash and dirty clothes. His sister takes one look at it and says "Sky must have cleaned up in here", indicating that it's usually worse.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RazzberryJazzberryJam'': Apparently Kaz’s room is like this. We never see it, but given how much chaos she creates over the course of a few hours in the House Of Jam it wouldn’t be that implausible.
-->'''Kaz''' ''(Seconds after suggesting that the Jazzberries make a junkyard set for their performance)'': My mom says my bedroom looks like a junkyard.
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* ''VideoGame/ChicoryAColorfulTale'': Beans's house, when you first meet her, is messy and filled with objects and things she's collected over the years. As she decides to take in more lost kids until she can locate their families, she starts cleaning up to make more space for them, allowing Pizza to collect and use the decor sets.
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-> Make no mistake, Gainax House was a den of rabid bachelors. Nobody cleaned or even straightened up -- ever. We recieved a visit from Hiroe Suga (who for a time was staying at a boarding house in Tokyo and working as an author), she was literally sickened by the smell. The color drained from her face and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere she beat a very hasty retreat]]. Ultimately, we elected to move out of Gainax House. When the landlord came by to give the place a once-over and release us from our contract, he was stricken speechless. Almost immediately after we vacated, the house was demolished."

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-> --> Make no mistake, Gainax House was a den of rabid bachelors. Nobody cleaned or even straightened up -- ever. We recieved a visit from Hiroe Suga (who for a time was staying at a boarding house in Tokyo and working as an author), she was literally sickened by the smell. The color drained from her face and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere she beat a very hasty retreat]]. Ultimately, we elected to move out of Gainax House. When the landlord came by to give the place a once-over and release us from our contract, he was stricken speechless. Almost immediately after we vacated, the house was demolished."
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* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild'': On a plateau in the south Gerudo Highlands you can find a Hylian woman named Moza trying to cook with [[CordonBleughChef stuff like monster parts and gemstones]]. She's surrounded by veritable mountains of rotting, fly-infested garbage implied to be the remains of her previous culinary experiments.
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* The "Gainax House", where most of the Creator/StudioGainax animators lodged in the 80s. Quoting Yasuhiro Takeda's memoirs:
-> Make no mistake, Gainax House was a den of rabid bachelors. Nobody cleaned or even straightened up -- ever. We recieved a visit from Hiroe Suga (who for a time was staying at a boarding house in Tokyo and working as an author), she was literally sickened by the smell. The color drained from her face and [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere she beat a very hasty retreat]]. Ultimately, we elected to move out of Gainax House. When the landlord came by to give the place a once-over and release us from our contract, he was stricken speechless. Almost immediately after we vacated, the house was demolished."
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* ''Series/ItsAwfullyBadForYourEyesDarling'': After a wild party in "A New Lease", the girl's flat is overcome with rubbish and mess, which is bad as their landlord Horatio is coming that day to renew their lease:
-->'''Horatio''': You're not fit to live in a pigsty. Look at this place!
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Someone who falls victim to this trope may try to clean their room by simply stuffing items they don't need at the moment into their closet(s)...which can backfire terribly later when they do need something that they stuffed away...or someone unaware of their poor cleaning skills curiously opens the closet only to be treated to a [[ExplodingCloset localized avalanche]].

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Someone who falls victim to this trope may try to clean their room by simply stuffing items they don't need at the moment into their closet(s)...which can backfire terribly later when they do need something that they stuffed away...or someone away. ''Or'' a visitor unaware of their poor cleaning skills curiously opens the closet only to be treated to a [[ExplodingCloset localized avalanche]].

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