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** Diamond City as the direct stand-in to Emerald City. Fittingly, it's a baseball stadium dominated by green walls.
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Just as ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland'' has been routinely reinterpeted as being darker and/or more [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs drug-related]] than intended, the ''Land of Oz'' books is reinterpreted as more [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical political than intended]]. This dates back to the 1900s but it became especially prominent after a 1964 article by Henry Littlefield theorized that the first book was an allegory on the 1890s debate regarding monetary policy.
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Just as ''Literature/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland'' has been routinely reinterpeted as being darker and/or more [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs drug-related]] more drug-related than intended, the ''Land of Oz'' books is reinterpreted as more [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotPolitical political than intended]]. This dates back to the 1900s but it became especially prominent after a 1964 article by Henry Littlefield theorized that the first book was an allegory on the 1890s debate regarding monetary policy.
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The series is known for its SurpriseCreepy, with a fair amount of FamilyUnfriendlyViolence and NightmareFuel for a children's series. Many readers have also noticed some oddities about how Oz is presented (often due to ValuesDissonance), such as how [[BanOnMagic no one but the two regents are allowed to use magic]], Ozma having a Magic Picture [[BigBrotherIsWatching that lets her see anywhere, Glinda having a Book of Records that records anything the instant it happens]], or how the former Wizard of Oz is [[EasilyForgiven treated as a "good man" despite all his previous misdeeds]]. It's essentially a dictatorship, but it's a ''benevolent'' one, so few citizens are unsatisfied. Still, these implications are enough to make writers brainstorm.
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The series is known for its SurpriseCreepy, {{Surprisingly Creepy Moment}}s, with a fair amount of FamilyUnfriendlyViolence and NightmareFuel for a children's series. Many readers have also noticed some oddities about how Oz is presented (often due to ValuesDissonance), such as how [[BanOnMagic no one but the two regents are allowed to use magic]], Ozma having a Magic Picture [[BigBrotherIsWatching that lets her see anywhere, Glinda having a Book of Records that records anything the instant it happens]], or how the former Wizard of Oz is [[EasilyForgiven treated as a "good man" despite all his previous misdeeds]]. It's essentially a dictatorship, but it's a ''benevolent'' one, so few citizens are unsatisfied. Still, these implications are enough to make writers brainstorm.
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* PlayedForLaughs in a ''Series/MadTV'' parody of the ending to the MGM film. Glinda is a snide BitchInSheepsClothing and {{troll}} who toyed around with Dorothy for kicks.
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* ''Videogame/Fallout4'' main plot features quite a lot of reference to the ''Literature/TheWonderfulWizardOfOz'', such as:
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* WebAnimation/{{AlgicosathlonCamp}}'s second season takes place in Paradise Beach, inside an island with a beautiful landscape, trees of many kinds and mountains, but it's actually a getaway place because of an attack of Smile Dogs that destroyed the original location of the [[series ShowWithinAShow]]. And worse, there's a portal from the mainland to the beach, which was already discovered by the Smile Dogs.
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* WebAnimation/{{AlgicosathlonCamp}}'s ''WebAnimation/AlgicosathlonCamp'''s second season takes place in Paradise Beach, inside an island with a beautiful landscape, trees of many kinds and mountains, but it's actually a getaway place because of an attack of Smile Dogs that destroyed the original location of the [[series ShowWithinAShow]].ShowWithinAShow. And worse, there's a portal from the mainland to the beach, which was already discovered by the Smile Dogs.
