History Main / BagOfHolding

* ''Terraria'' is a notable example as your character's ability is able to fit a few drills, swords, guns, giant piles of ore/metal and enough blocks of stone to build a castle in their pockets is unexplained. Another Bag of holding within the game is the Piggy Bank, a tiny chest like object that can fit up to twenty items even though its the size of a regular piggy bank. And of course there is the fact that its contents are saved on a by-character basis, meaning everyone on the server can place their own stock of items in it. Oh and you can access its contents Piggy Bank. Even one in a different world.

* ''Terraria'' is a notable notable example, how someone can fit a few drills, swords and Guns in their pockets is unexplained, Another Bag of holding within the game is the Piggy Bank, A tiny chest like object that fits in TWENTY objects, and you can access it through another Piggy Bank, akin to Minecraft's Ender Chest

* ''KamenRiderDecade'''s [[http://www.tv-asahi.co.jp/decade/rider/ridebooker.html Ride Booker]], the device that holds all the cards he uses in battle, is explicitly stated to contain a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klein_bottle Klein bottle]] that gives it infinite capacity for both cards and [[SwissArmyWeapon bullets]], stores a sword blade, and allows him to draw whatever card he needs instantly without RummageFail. Taking it a step further, the Ride Booker will occasionally eject cards into the air in order to let him get to them faster.
** Likewise [[TheRival Kamen Rider Diend's]] card holder, which is smaller and much less fancy[[note]]As well as being a [[PropRecycling Recycled Prop]] from ''{{Kamen Rider Den-O}}''[[/note]]. It's implied that Decade and Diend both dip into the same "well", explaining why Diend only uses primary Riders after Decade has unlocked them.

* Terraria Is a notable notable example, how someone can fit a few drills, swords and Guns in their pockets is unexplained, Another Bag of holding within the game is the Piggy Bank, A tiny chest like object that fits in TWENTY objects, and you can access it through another Piggy Bank, akin to Minecraft's Ender Chest

* In ''Series/DoctorWho'', the Doctor has pulled objects out of his pockets which, even if they fit, would have been clearly present by ruining the lines of his suit. This is [[JustifiedTrope justified]] by the Doctor's pockets being bigger on the inside, a common feature of Time Lord technology.

* In the Disney adaptation of ''Disney/TheSwordInTheStone'', Merlin casts a spell ([[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hfahp4J_-_o along with a song and dance routine]]) to place the contents of ''his entire house'' inside his bag, because he was going on a trip.

* Shaman from Marvel Comics ''AlphaFlight''. His bag holds any number of magical spells. Only for him. Anyone else? Just don't look into it. Or stick your arm into it. It doesn't like giving arms back.

* Red Mage owned a "bag of infinite holding" in ''Webcomic/EightBitTheater'', which Thief stole offscreen and used to store his loot. However due to the sheer volume of stuff that Thief pilfers, eventually even the "bag of infinite holding" can no longer hold all of it. Later in the story, Red Mage used it to trap [[ElementalEmbodiment Kary, Fiend of Fire]] and [[ForbiddenChekhovsGun cast a Universe-freezing spell within it]]. The bag was finally destroyed along with Kary and Thief's treasures when White Mage impulsively smashed the frozen bag of holding with her hammer.

* Red Mage owned a BagOfHolding in ''Webcomic/EightBitTheater'', Thief stole offscreen and used to store his loot. Thief apparently filled it to the non-existent limit with "more riches than actually exist". Later in the story, Red Mage used it to trap [[ElementalEmbodiment Kary, Fiend of Fire]] and [[ForbiddenChekhovsGun cast a Universe-freezing spell within it]]. The bag was finally destroyed along with Kary and Thief's treasures when White Mage impulsively smashed the frozen bag of holding with her hammer.

* ''DoraTheExplorer'': "Backpack, Backpack!"

* The title brothers in the Norwegian comedy series ''[[BrodreneDal Brødrene Dal]]'' have an old-fashioned hiking backpack containing just about everything you can imagine. The backpack itself contains a tent which looks like an ordinary tent on the outside, but on the inside has several floors, a wooden staircase, telephone, TV etc.

* ''VideoGame/WarioLand: Shake It'' takes this trope quite literally. There is a Bag that you can Shake for An INFINITE amount of coins.

** How about the Pokeballs themselves? Ever wonder how you can carry around a Wailord in your pocket as if it not only weighed nothing, but took up no space whatsoever?
** Delibird's delivery bag. It's [=PokeDex=] entry claims it keeps food in it, but it also likely keeps the giftwrapped packages there that it uses as bombs when it uses Present (a weird attack that it is known for).

* In [[Weregeek]], Abbie uses one to (among other things) carry two PCs.

* In ''WesternAnimation/AroundTheWorldInEightyDays'', Passepartout carries whatever items Phileas Fogg asks for in a particular episode.

* ''TheFriendlyGiant'' - Rusty the Rooster not only kept his stuff in one of these, but lived there as well.

** Delibird's delivery bag. It's PokeDex entry claims it keeps food in it, but it also likely keeps the giftwrapped packages there that it uses as bombs when it uses Present (a weird attack that it is known for).

* Speaking of which, Luigi's pockets certainly act this way in ''VideoGameLuigisMansionDarkMoon'' (as he's able to stash almost anything that Dr. Gadd gives him in them, regardless of size) and Dr. Gadd even [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] it in one scene, commenting on how "it's a good thing you have such deep pockets."

** Delibird's delivery bag.

* The interactive-fiction game ''Lost'' allowed the player to acquire a box which opened into a pocket dimension, allowing you to store anything you could pick up. Just make sure not to put any other type of container in it; it's [[DividedByZero not pretty]].

A PortableHole is a similar device. In universes where the two coexist, it's never a good idea for them to intermingle (i.e. [[DivideByZero don't put the portable hole in the bag of holding...]])

** And a true Gryffindor may pull Godric Gryffindor's sword out of the ''Sorting Hat''. You know, the hat sized to fit on 11-year-olds' heads? (Granted, it is not confirmed if they are actually pulling it from the hat, or from wherever it is when it isn't in use.)

* In Creator/TerryPratchett's Literature/{{Discworld}} series, The Luggage is a vaguely malevolent version of this trope, which will regularly ''eat people'' but still give you your clothes cleaned and pressed a few seconds later. It's also fanatically devoted to its owner, able to transcend time and space to reach him, and will stomp over or eat anything that gets in its way.