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* ''Webcomic/DebuggingDestiny'' has Osborne, who begins the story this way. Then the maze gets destroyed.
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** A good example of this is Lomei Labyrinth Island in ''[[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaBreathOfTheWild Breath of the Wild]]''. Several walking [[BossInMookClothing Guardians]] patrol the center corridor of the maze, while at least one stationary Guardian can be found lurking around a corner and flying Guardians patrol the top of the maze in case you try to be clever and [[DungeonBypass climb over the walls]]. To top it off, [[spoiler: the end of the maze drops you into a vast basement with about a dozen Guardians, which all activate at once [[SchmuckBait when you open the treasure chest you land in front of.]]]]
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* ''ComicBook/SimonDark'': In the labyrinth beneath the Moss Estate which Simon and Tom have to pass through to stop the ritual the cultists are performing that will kill everyone in Gotham they run across three monsters. While they do attack the heroes Simon is able to mentally connect with them and realize the trio hates the cult too, and they all team up after the initial misunderstanding.
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* Invoked in ''Manga/SoulHunter'': the penultimate floor of Chou Kohei's cruise ship Queen Joka is a massive labyrinth, infested by many Yokai Sennin including a giant earthworm-man with corrosive powers and a hornet-man who uses pheromones and a bee swarm to command a small army of mummies (which are actually hollow and animated by the bees).
* During the Gourmet Pyramid arc from ''Manga/{{Toriko}}, the titular hero and [[TokenEvilTeammate Zebra]] have to explore the huge maze-like Dungeon which is the Gourmet Pyramid (Which is actually the ''roof'' of a sunken tower belonging to a huge underground palace) and find it infested with many dangerous animals, all of which are classified as special ingredients and need to be killed and prepared in a certain way. The objective of the arc, the Mellow Cola, is the tears of the biggest and baddest beast in the maze, the Salamander Sphinx.
* During the Gourmet Pyramid arc from ''Manga/{{Toriko}}, the titular hero and [[TokenEvilTeammate Zebra]] have to explore the huge maze-like Dungeon which is the Gourmet Pyramid (Which is actually the ''roof'' of a sunken tower belonging to a huge underground palace) and find it infested with many dangerous animals, all of which are classified as special ingredients and need to be killed and prepared in a certain way. The objective of the arc, the Mellow Cola, is the tears of the biggest and baddest beast in the maze, the Salamander Sphinx.
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* In ''[[Literature/GoldenDragonFantasyGamebooks Keep of the Shadow Lord'']] you must enter a stone maze where a massive minotaur prowls, looking for a prey... then it's subverted when the beast proves harmless if you [[DeliciousDistraction throw him a bone]] and his human master is the real threat.
* Given the maze-like nature of the dungeons, this trope is unsurprisingly common in the ''Literature/FightingFantasy'' series of gamebooks, with plenty of monsters roaming the labyrinths either by chance or by choice.
* Given the maze-like nature of the dungeons, this trope is unsurprisingly common in the ''Literature/FightingFantasy'' series of gamebooks, with plenty of monsters roaming the labyrinths either by chance or by choice.
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Can be used in a TrappedWithMonsterPlot, as well as complicating a DungeonBypass. Similar to a DragonHoard if the beast is guarding a vast treasure within the labyrinth. Similar to AbandonedMine, especially if the beast's presence is a result of DugTooDeep. Can be a variation of SealedEvilInACan, especially if the beast itself is searching for a way out. If the beast within the maze is a KingInTheMountain, be careful not to invoke AwakenTheSleepingGiant. For beasts that ''are'' mazes, see MobileMaze and LivingStructureMonster. Similar to IsleOfGiantHorrors where monsters reside on an island instead of a maze. For a wider range of monster dwellings, see HomeOfMonsters.
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Can be used in a TrappedWithMonsterPlot, as well as complicating a DungeonBypass. Similar to a DragonHoard if the beast is guarding a vast treasure within the labyrinth. Similar to AbandonedMine, especially if the beast's presence is a result of DugTooDeep. Can be a variation of SealedEvilInACan, especially if the beast itself is searching for a way out. If the beast within the maze is a KingInTheMountain, be careful not to invoke AwakenTheSleepingGiant. If the maze in question is a PipeMaze or AbsurdlySpaciousSewer, see SewerGator. For beasts that ''are'' mazes, see MobileMaze and LivingStructureMonster. Similar to IsleOfGiantHorrors where monsters reside on an island instead of a maze. For a wider range of monster dwellings, see HomeOfMonsters.
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* ''3-D Monster Maze'' on the Sinclair [=ZX81=] deposits the first-person player in a labyrinth with a Tyrannosaurus Rex. The objective: escape before you become Rex's lunch.
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* ''3-D Monster Maze'' ''VideoGame/ThreeDMonsterMaze'' on the Sinclair [=ZX81=] deposits the first-person player in a labyrinth with a Tyrannosaurus Rex. The objective: escape before you become Rex's lunch.
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** In "Heaven Sent", the Doctor finds himself in a revolving castle with a mysterious creature that slowly chases him, only pausing when the Doctor confesses one of his secrets. [[spoiler:The Doctor eventually makes it out by breaking through a wall of [[FantasyMetals a substance harder than diamond]] that took him ''[[{{Determinator}} over a billion years to break through]]'', [[CloningGambit having to constantly renew himself every time the monster caught him]]. After he escapes, it's revealed to have been his confession dial.]]
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** In "Heaven Sent", the Doctor finds himself in a revolving castle with a mysterious veiled creature that slowly chases him, only pausing when the Doctor confesses one of his secrets. [[spoiler:The Doctor eventually makes it out by breaking through a wall of [[FantasyMetals a substance harder than diamond]] that took him ''[[{{Determinator}} over a billion years to break through]]'', [[CloningGambit having to constantly renew himself every time the monster caught him]]. After he escapes, it's the castle is revealed to have been his confession dial.]]
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** In "Heaven Sent", the Doctor finds himself in a revolving castle with a mysterious creature that slowly chases him, only pausing when the Doctor confesses one of his secrets. [[spoiler:The Doctor eventually makes it out by breaking through a wall of '''solid diamond''' that took him over a billion years to break through, having to constantly renew himself every time the monster caught him. After he escapes, it's revealed to have been his confession dial.]]
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** In "Heaven Sent", the Doctor finds himself in a revolving castle with a mysterious creature that slowly chases him, only pausing when the Doctor confesses one of his secrets. [[spoiler:The Doctor eventually makes it out by breaking through a wall of '''solid diamond''' [[FantasyMetals a substance harder than diamond]] that took him ''[[{{Determinator}} over a billion years to break through, through]]'', [[CloningGambit having to constantly renew himself every time the monster caught him.him]]. After he escapes, it's revealed to have been his confession dial.]]
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* In ''Anime/{{Kakurenbo}}'', five demons hunt the group of children through a maze-like GhostCity in a twisted game of Hide and Seek until only one child is left. Four are straightforwardly monsterous in appearance and methods of hunting; their leader, the fifth, is far more subtle and horrifying.
* In ''[[Manga/TouhouBougetsushou Inaba of the Moon and Inaba of the Earth]]'', one of ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'''s manga stories, one chapter has Reisen and Tewi getting lost in the basement of the Scarlet Devil Mansion, which is where the mentally unstable, highly dangerous Flandre happens to be locked up.
* In ''[[Manga/TouhouBougetsushou Inaba of the Moon and Inaba of the Earth]]'', one of ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'''s manga stories, one chapter has Reisen and Tewi getting lost in the basement of the Scarlet Devil Mansion, which is where the mentally unstable, highly dangerous Flandre happens to be locked up.
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* In ''Anime/{{Kakurenbo}}'', five demons hunt the group of children through a maze-like GhostCity in a twisted game of Hide and Seek until only one child is left. Four are straightforwardly monsterous monstrous in appearance and methods of hunting; their leader, the fifth, is far more subtle and horrifying.
* In ''[[Manga/TouhouBougetsushou Inaba of the Moon and Inaba of the Earth]]'', one of''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'''s ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}''[='=]s manga stories, one chapter has Reisen and Tewi getting lost in the basement of the Scarlet Devil Mansion, which is where the mentally unstable, highly dangerous Flandre happens to be locked up.
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* One of Creator/AndreFranquin's ''Comicbook/IdeesNoires'' comics is about a prisoner sent to a maze that [[spoiler:turns out to be a planetoid]]. In a sequel comic, penitentiary officials appear in an helicopter, tell the perp that his sentence has been worsened, and proceed to airdrop a live leopard into the labyrinth.
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* One of Creator/AndreFranquin's ''Comicbook/IdeesNoires'' comics is about a prisoner sent to a maze that [[spoiler:turns out to be a planetoid]]. In a sequel comic, penitentiary officials appear in an a helicopter, tell the perp that his sentence has been worsened, and proceed to airdrop a live leopard into the labyrinth.
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** ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets'' has the Basilisk which resides within the titular chamber beneath the castle.
** In ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire'', during the Third Task of the Triwizard Tournament, the Champions have to enter a magical maze with several dangerous beasts in it, including a GiantSpider, a RiddlingSphinx and a [[HybridMonster Blast-Ended-Skrewt]]. The [[Film/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire film adaptation]] [[AdaptedOut leaves the monsters out]], and instead makes the maze hedge attack the champions with its branches and roots.
* The Beast of London in ''Literature/{{Neverwhere}}'' is an archetypal mythical creature comparable to the alligators in the sewers of New York. It takes the form of a gigantic boar and prowls a maze far, far, beneath the city where it also incidentally guards the prison of the angel Islington.
** In ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire'', during the Third Task of the Triwizard Tournament, the Champions have to enter a magical maze with several dangerous beasts in it, including a GiantSpider, a RiddlingSphinx and a [[HybridMonster Blast-Ended-Skrewt]]. The [[Film/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire film adaptation]] [[AdaptedOut leaves the monsters out]], and instead makes the maze hedge attack the champions with its branches and roots.
* The Beast of London in ''Literature/{{Neverwhere}}'' is an archetypal mythical creature comparable to the alligators in the sewers of New York. It takes the form of a gigantic boar and prowls a maze far, far, beneath the city where it also incidentally guards the prison of the angel Islington.
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** ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets'' has the Basilisk Basilisk, which resides within the titular chamber beneath the castle.
** In ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire'', during the Third Task of the Triwizard Tournament, the Champions have to enter a magical maze with several dangerous beasts in it, including a GiantSpider, a RiddlingSphinx and a [[HybridMonster Blast-Ended-Skrewt]]. The [[Film/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire film adaptation]] [[AdaptedOut leaves the monsters out]], and instead makes the maze hedge itself attack the champions with its branches and roots.
* The Beast of London in ''Literature/{{Neverwhere}}'' is an archetypal mythical creature comparable to the alligators in the sewers of New York. It takes the form of a gigantic boar and prowls a maze far, far, beneath thecity city, where it also incidentally guards the prison of the angel Islington.
** In ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire'', during the Third Task of the Triwizard Tournament, the Champions have to enter a magical maze with several dangerous beasts in it, including a GiantSpider, a RiddlingSphinx and a [[HybridMonster Blast-Ended-Skrewt]]. The [[Film/HarryPotterAndTheGobletOfFire film adaptation]] [[AdaptedOut leaves the monsters out]], and instead makes the maze hedge itself attack the champions with its branches and roots.
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** In "Heaven Sent", the Doctor finds himself in a revolving castle with a mysterious creature that slowly chases him, only pausing when the Doctor confesses one of his secrets. [[spoiler:The Doctor eventually makes it out by breaking through a wall of '''solid diamond''' that took him over a billion years to break through, having to constantly renew himself every time the monster caught him. After he escapes, it's revealed to have been his confession dial]].
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* Myth/ClassicalMythology: The TropeCodifier is the legendary [[ALoadOfBull Minotaur]] of King Minos who kept him within a gigantic labyrinth.
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* Myth/ClassicalMythology: The TropeCodifier is the legendary [[ALoadOfBull Minotaur]] of King Minos Minos, who kept him within a gigantic labyrinth.
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** B2 Keep on the Borderlands. The minotaur has a cave complex inside the Caves of Chaos. Its caves have a spell on them that causes intruders to lose all sense of direction.
** S4 The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth. Somewhere in the Caverns is a teleportation trap that sends victims to other planes of existence. One possible destination is a giant labyrinth with two minotaurs riding bulls. They will hunt down and kill anyone inside the maze.
** S4 The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth. Somewhere in the Caverns is a teleportation trap that sends victims to other planes of existence. One possible destination is a giant labyrinth with two minotaurs riding bulls. They will hunt down and kill anyone inside the maze.
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** B2 B2: Keep on the Borderlands. The minotaur has a cave complex inside the Caves of Chaos. Its caves have a spell on them that causes intruders to lose all sense of direction.
**S4 S4: The Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth. Somewhere in the Caverns is a teleportation trap that sends victims to other planes of existence. One possible destination is a giant labyrinth with two minotaurs riding bulls. They will hunt down and kill anyone inside the maze.
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* ''VideoGame/KingsQuestVIHeirTodayGoneTomorrow'' has a literal Minotaur inside a maze ([[BilledAboveTheTitle it's even on the box art]]) that the Winged Ones chuck the protagonist into if he's tenacious and foolish enough to visit their realm. In theory he's trying to save their princess, but mainly it's their attempt to get rid of him. However, if he manages to save the girl and get out alive, they owe him a favor.
* One level of ''VideoGame/SlyCooperAndTheThieviusRaccoonus'' appropriate titled "Lair of the Beast" involved Sly sneaking through a swamp where one of the Fiendish Five was housing a giant serpent, with Sly [[AdvancingBossOfDoom needing to keep a head of it]] once it appeared onscreen.
* One level of ''VideoGame/SlyCooperAndTheThieviusRaccoonus'' appropriate titled "Lair of the Beast" involved Sly sneaking through a swamp where one of the Fiendish Five was housing a giant serpent, with Sly [[AdvancingBossOfDoom needing to keep a head of it]] once it appeared onscreen.
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* ''VideoGame/KingsQuestVIHeirTodayGoneTomorrow'' has a literal Minotaur inside a maze ([[BilledAboveTheTitle it's even on the box art]]) that the Winged Ones chuck the protagonist into if he's tenacious and foolish enough to visit their realm. In theory theory, he's trying to [[SaveThePrincess save their princess, princess]], but mainly it's their attempt to get rid of him. However, if he manages to save the girl and get out alive, they owe him a favor.
* One level of''VideoGame/SlyCooperAndTheThieviusRaccoonus'' appropriate ''VideoGame/SlyCooperAndTheThieviusRaccoonus'', appropriately titled "Lair of the Beast" Beast", involved Sly sneaking through a swamp where one of the Fiendish Five was housing a giant serpent, with Sly [[AdvancingBossOfDoom needing to keep a head ahead of it]] once it appeared onscreen.
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Be warned. If the creature catches wind that someone is trespassing within its domain, [[SuperPersistentPredator it will continuously pursue its prey until either they manage to escape its lair or kill the beast]]. Usually in games, this beast ends up being the BossBattle you'll have to win in order to escape. However, it is possible that the creature is too powerful for you to fight and the only thing you can do is [[AdvancingBossOfDoom keep away from it otherwise you'll die if it catches you]].
This type of creature is a favorite to villains, who tend to confine [[EvilIsNotAToy monsters]] [[TurnedAgainstTheirMasters dangerous to]] [[HoistByHisOwnPetard even them]] [[LockedInTheDungeon to dungeons underneath]] [[EvilTowerOfOminousness their castles]] while at the same time, employ a TrapDoor to drop TheHero and his comrades [[FedToTheBeast into his pet's]] [[TrappedWithMonsterPlot domain]], [[LovesTheSoundOfScreaming thus prolonging their suffering]] as they [[RunOrDie feverishly try to find the way out]] ([[IdiotBall if the villain was stupid enough]] [[GenreBlindness to put one in]]), while trying to keep from being found by the villain's pet.
This type of creature is a favorite to villains, who tend to confine [[EvilIsNotAToy monsters]] [[TurnedAgainstTheirMasters dangerous to]] [[HoistByHisOwnPetard even them]] [[LockedInTheDungeon to dungeons underneath]] [[EvilTowerOfOminousness their castles]] while at the same time, employ a TrapDoor to drop TheHero and his comrades [[FedToTheBeast into his pet's]] [[TrappedWithMonsterPlot domain]], [[LovesTheSoundOfScreaming thus prolonging their suffering]] as they [[RunOrDie feverishly try to find the way out]] ([[IdiotBall if the villain was stupid enough]] [[GenreBlindness to put one in]]), while trying to keep from being found by the villain's pet.
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Be warned. If the creature catches wind that someone is trespassing within its domain, [[SuperPersistentPredator it will continuously pursue its prey until either they manage to escape its lair or kill the beast]]. Usually in games, this beast ends up being the BossBattle you'll have to win in order to escape. However, it is possible that the creature is too powerful for you to fight fight, and the only thing you can do is [[AdvancingBossOfDoom keep away from it otherwise it; you'll die if it catches you]].
This type of creature is a favorite to villains, who tend to confine [[EvilIsNotAToy monsters]] [[TurnedAgainstTheirMasters dangerous to]] [[HoistByHisOwnPetard even them]] [[LockedInTheDungeon to dungeons underneath]] [[EvilTowerOfOminousness theircastles]] castles]], while at the same time, employ employing a TrapDoor to drop TheHero and his comrades [[FedToTheBeast into his pet's]] [[TrappedWithMonsterPlot domain]], [[LovesTheSoundOfScreaming thus prolonging their suffering]] as they [[RunOrDie feverishly try to find the way out]] ([[IdiotBall if the villain was stupid enough]] [[GenreBlindness to put one in]]), in]][[note]]alternatively, if the villain was ''smart'' enough to include an escape passage as insurance against [[HoistByHisOwnPetard being trapped with the monster themselves]][[/note]]), while trying to keep from being found by the villain's pet.
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Can be used in a TrappedWithMonsterPlot, as well as complicate DungeonBypass. Similar to a DragonHoard if the beast is guarding a vast treasure within the labyrinth. Similar to AbandonedMine, especially if the beast's presence is a result of DugTooDeep. Can be a variation of SealedEvilInACan, especially if the beast itself is searching for a way out. If the beast within the maze is a KingInTheMountain, be careful not to invoke AwakenTheSleepingGiant. For beasts that ''are'' mazes, see MobileMaze and LivingStructureMonster. Similar to IsleOfGiantHorrors where monsters reside on an island instead of a maze. For a wider range of monster dwellings, see HomeOfMonsters.
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Can be used in a TrappedWithMonsterPlot, as well as complicate complicating a DungeonBypass. Similar to a DragonHoard if the beast is guarding a vast treasure within the labyrinth. Similar to AbandonedMine, especially if the beast's presence is a result of DugTooDeep. Can be a variation of SealedEvilInACan, especially if the beast itself is searching for a way out. If the beast within the maze is a KingInTheMountain, be careful not to invoke AwakenTheSleepingGiant. For beasts that ''are'' mazes, see MobileMaze and LivingStructureMonster. Similar to IsleOfGiantHorrors where monsters reside on an island instead of a maze. For a wider range of monster dwellings, see HomeOfMonsters.
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** In "Heaven Sent", the Doctor finds himself in a revolving castle with a mysterious creature that slowly chases him, only pausing when the Doctor confesses one of his secrets. [[spoiler:The Doctor eventually makes it out by breaking through a wall of '''solid diamond''' that took him over a billion years to break through, having to constantly renew himself every time the monster caught him. After he escapes, it's revealed to have been his confession dial]].
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Can be used in a TrappedWithMonsterPlot, as well as complicate DungeonBypass. Similar to a DragonHoard if the beast is guarding a vast treasure within the labyrinth. Similar to AbandonedMine, especially if the beast's presence is a result of DugTooDeep. Can be a variation of SealedEvilInACan, especially if the beast itself is searching for a way out. If the beast within the maze is a KingInTheMountain, be careful not to invoke AwakenTheSleepingGiant. For beasts that ''are'' mazes, see MobileMaze and LivingStructureMonster. Similar to IsleOfGiantHorrors where monsters reside on an island instead of a maze.
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** "The God Complex" features an alien monster that lives in a maze where the corridors rearrange themselves. It looks something like a bull-headed man, and is explicitly compared to the Nimon.
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** "The God Complex" features an alien monster Minotaur that lives in a hotel-like maze where that abducts those who have different faiths and beliefs, it's endless rooms containing the corridors rearrange themselves. It looks something like a bull-headed man, and is explicitly compared greatest fear of its prisoners to break that faith, reducing the Nimon.prisoner to uttering "Praise him", allowing the Minotaur to feed on them.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Oglaf}}'' (generally NSFW, though not this one): In the comic "The Labyrinth", a royal advisor is obsessed with [[SomedayThisWillComeInHandy building the King a labyrinth]], which the King just gets annoyed with, [[TemptingFate citing he has no reason to need one]]. Then a guard walks in to inform the King that his wife has birthed a monster, [[CrazyPrepared much to the advisor's delight]].
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* ''Webcomic/{{Oglaf}}'' (generally NSFW, {{NSFW}}, though not this one): In the comic "The Labyrinth", a royal advisor is obsessed with [[SomedayThisWillComeInHandy building the King a labyrinth]], which the King just gets annoyed with, [[TemptingFate citing he has no reason to need one]]. Then a guard walks in to inform the King that his wife has birthed a monster, [[CrazyPrepared much to the advisor's delight]].
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* ''Webcomic/{{Oglaf}}'' (generally NSFW, though not this one): In the comic "The Labyrinth", a royal advisor is obsessed with [[SomedayThisWillComeInHandy building the king King a labyrinth, labyrinth]], which the King just gets annoyed by. with, [[TemptingFate citing he has no reason to need one]]. Then someone a guard walks in to inform the king King that his wife has birthed a monster, [[CrazyPrepared much to which the advisor begins smiling.advisor's delight]].
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* ''Webcomics/{{Oglaf}}'' (generally NSFW, though not this one): In the comic "The Labyrinth", a royal advisor is obsessed with building the king a labyrinth, which the King just gets annoyed by. Then someone walks in to inform the king that his wife has birthed a monster, to which the advisor begins smiling.
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* ''Webcomics/{{Oglaf}}'' ''Webcomic/{{Oglaf}}'' (generally NSFW, though not this one): In the comic "The Labyrinth", a royal advisor is obsessed with building the king a labyrinth, which the King just gets annoyed by. Then someone walks in to inform the king that his wife has birthed a monster, to which the advisor begins smiling.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Mazeworld}}'': At the center of the DeathTrap-filled maze is the Doomster, a monster which [[IKnowWhatYouFear adapts itself to the fears]] of the person who has managed to venture that far.
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The worst part about being lost in a maze is sometimes not the fact that it has so many [[CutAndPasteEnvironments twists and turns that look identical]] and [[MobileMaze at times seem to shift its corridors]]. What can really make them troublesome is that sometimes, they are the home of a vicious monster. A creature that prowls the labyrinth in search of prey, the entire maze its giant lair. Often, the creature [[NothingIsScarier isn't seen onscreen]], with the only hints that something is living in there the bones of its victims, giant footprints, claw marks on the walls, {{Shadow Discretion Shot}}s, and the occasional roar of something nearby. In many cases, this is to intensify the suspense of the one lost in the labyrinth, culminating in TheReveal [[RevealShot Shot]] in which TheHero finally comes face to face with the monster.
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The worst part about being lost in a maze is sometimes not the fact that it has so many [[CutAndPasteEnvironments twists and turns that look identical]] and [[MobileMaze at times seem to shift its corridors]]. What can really make them troublesome is that sometimes, they are the home of a vicious monster. A creature that prowls the labyrinth in search of prey, the entire maze its giant lair. Often, the creature [[NothingIsScarier isn't seen onscreen]], with the only hints that something is living in there the bones of its victims, giant footprints, claw marks on the walls, {{Shadow Discretion Shot}}s, and [[MightyRoar the occasional roar of something nearby.nearby]]. In many cases, this is to intensify the suspense of the one lost in the labyrinth, culminating in TheReveal [[RevealShot Shot]] in which TheHero finally comes face to face with the monster.
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Can be used in a TrappedWithMonsterPlot, as well as complicate DungeonBypass. Similar to a DragonHoard if the beast is guarding a vast treasure within the labyrinth. Similar to AbandonedMine, especially if the beast's presence is a result of DugTooDeep. Can be a variation of SealedEvilInACan, especially if the beast itself is searching for a way out. If the beast within the maze is a KingInTheMountain, be careful not to invoke AwakenTheSleepingGiant. For beasts that ''are'' mazes, see MobileMaze and LivingStructureMonster.
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Can be used in a TrappedWithMonsterPlot, as well as complicate DungeonBypass. Similar to a DragonHoard if the beast is guarding a vast treasure within the labyrinth. Similar to AbandonedMine, especially if the beast's presence is a result of DugTooDeep. Can be a variation of SealedEvilInACan, especially if the beast itself is searching for a way out. If the beast within the maze is a KingInTheMountain, be careful not to invoke AwakenTheSleepingGiant. For beasts that ''are'' mazes, see MobileMaze and LivingStructureMonster.
LivingStructureMonster. Similar to IsleOfGiantHorrors where monsters reside on an island instead of a maze.
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* The MoleMen from ''VideoGame/Vanish'' serve as this.
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* The MoleMen from ''VideoGame/Vanish'' ''VideoGame/{{Vanish}}'' serve as this.
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* The MoleMen from ''VideoGame/Vanish'' serve as this.
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[[caption-width-right:300:Now we know how the book got its name]].
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[[caption-width-right:300:Now we know how the book got its name]].
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* In ''Literature/WatershipDown'' story "The Story of the Comical Field," El-Ahrairah goes into a maze that turns out to be home to an undescribed horror.
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* In the ''Literature/WatershipDown'' story "The Story of the Comical Field," El-Ahrairah goes into a maze that turns out to be home to an undescribed horror.
