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Here a wick check will be performed for The Tunguska Event.

Why?: The Tunguska Event is written like a Useful Notes page, yet has examples. The on-page ones are largely "the Tunguska Event appeared in/inspired this work", so this wick check will determine if it should be moved to Useful Notes like a previous TRS thread had suggested.

Wicks checked: 20/50


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    The Tunguska Event appears in a work (17/50) 
  1. Recap.Planet Of Dinosaurs: (in description): After having seen "for the last time" the Mesozoic sealife with the traveler's submarine (who encounters an Elasmosaurus here), the main host talks about The Tunguska Event and, later, about the terrifying scenario of the "Nuclear Winter" if a total nuclear conflict would have happened in the future — the docu is from 1993, just after the Cold War ended. Tunguska Event appears in a work.
  2. TabletopGame.Hunter The Vigil: Apparently the result of an Order of St George member trying to summon a "faceless angel". He may have been a Promethean. However, the Angel was never summoned or awakened from its slumber. The Tunguska Event is what happens when it simply notices you. Tunguska Event appears in a work.
  3. TabletopGame.Infinite Worlds: In Taft-1, the Tunguska bolide's remains contained the... whatever it was that allowed Stalin to "sign his name in the book of Azathoth" in 1927, thereby becoming an immortal Cthulhu Mythos cultist-sorcerer, and beginning the Soviet Union's Mythos-fueled ascendancy. Tunguska Event appears in a work.
  4. The Darkness V1 #12. The Tunguska incident is caused by a battle between the Angelus and the Darkness. Tunguska Event appears in a work.
  5. The Doctor Who Magazine comic strip "Follow That TARDIS!" has the Doctor being forced at gunpoint to grab a a Leeroy Jenkins and his Closer to Earth bookworm of a brother, since the former wants revenge on the Meddling Monk for damaging his car and not paying him. When they end up in Tunguska, the hothead decides to clear some space, but instead of a grenade, he throws a mini-nuke. The three barely escape, while the Monk's TARDIS ends up damaged. Tunguska Event appears in a work.
  6. In Hellboy: "Dr Carp's Experiment", it's mentioned in passing that The Heliopic Brotherhood of Ra, an occult society, was believed to be responsible for the explosion. Tunguska Event is mentioned in a work.
  7. In Paperinik New Adventures the Tunguska Event is caused by a meteorite made by Unobtainium. The Russian army fights the Evronians over it, but it had already been taken away by locals. Tunguska Event appears in a work.
  8. A Pink Panther comic book claims it was produced by a time-travel hole which happened to open right in the middle of a nuclear rocket launch in the far future. Tunguska Event appears in a work.
  9. The short-lived "Shadowline" imprint also had the explosion as a result of a super-powered battle. Tunguska Event appears in a work.
  10. Basilisk Go Boom claims it was due to overuse of a time turner. Tunguska Event appears in a work.
  11. Harry Potter and the Power of Paranoia states that the "city" of Tunguska was destroyed by the ICW for multiple violations of the Statute of Secrecy. Tunguska Event appears in a work.
  12. In Harry Potter and Death's Bargain Harry's Grim Reaper says that it was the result of an angel and a demon talking to each other. Tunguska Event appears in a work.
  13. The New Adventures of Invader Zim: Given the location of where it's found, Dib and his friends believe that the event was caused by the Meekrob cargo pod containing Project Domination crashing into the Earth and burying itself. Tunguska Event is mentioned in a work.
  14. In One Day in King's Row, Tracer notes that having Level 5 clearance, along with allowing her to know the true cause of the Omnic Crisis and about the existence of the Wizarding World, she also knows the real cause of both the Tunguska Event of 1908 and the Tunguska Event of 2023. All she says it that it turns out that aliens weren't little green men. Tunguska Event is mentioned in a work.
  15. In Say It Thrice, a crossover between Beetlejuice and Danny Phantom, the event was caused by a ghost in possession of the Gem of Osiris. Tunguska Event appears in a work.
  16. In the background material of Sonic X: Dark Chaos, it was the result of a disabled Angel scout ship activating its Warpspace drive in Earth's atmosphere just before it crashed. Tunguska Event is mentioned in a work.
  17. The Unwilling Participant claims it was the result of a bungled attempt to summon Yog-Sothoth. Tunguska Event is mentioned in a work.

    The Tunguska Event inspired something in a work (1/50) 
  1. The big Point of Divergence in East of West happens when, through unknown circumstances, the meteor that caused the Tunguska Event in real life lands in America instead, helping end a dragged-out American Civil War. A character even lampshades that it feels like the meteor was supposed to hit someplace else. Tunguska Event inspired an alternate-history event in a work.

    Other use (2/50) 
  1. YMMV.Armageddon 1998: In the beginning of the movie, Truman mentions that NASA does not have the power to detect all incoming objects. On February 15, 2013, a previously undetected asteroid 20 meters in diameter and weighing over 10,000 tonnes exploded above Russia in the largest airburst since The Tunguska Event of 1908. Furthermore, videos of the airburst looked very similar to scenes of meteors falling in this movie. Reference to the Tunguska Event that does not appear in the work.
  2. Characters.The Other Side Of The Spectrum Equus Prime Angst Nuke: Try Angst Tunguska – when Celestia absorbs Marcus's memories, she's so horrified by what she sees that she flies to "Ponguska, Sibearia" and, following a rage-filled "Reason You Suck" Speech to her evil opposite, creates an explosion that results in a massive crater. Pothole seems to be a Tunguska-related joke. Not in the work.

    ZCEs and unclear (1/50) 
  1. Atomic Robo ascribes to the "Tesla did it" school of thought, naturally - specifically, he used Wardenclyffe Tower to "pinch" reality in order to stop an Eldritch Abomination from manifesting. It only slowed it down. Unclear. Is the "reality pinch" depicted as being the Tunguska Event? Not enough context.

    Unclassifiable (0/50) 

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