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VASCU certainly wants another prison. The problem is that they are struggling to convince the President to build another one, as the first was hideously expensive.
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* ''TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil'' has the Lansing Facility, an "ultramax" prison the Vanguard Serial Crimes Unit uses to store [[SlasherMovie slashers]] who are too dangerous to be brought to trial. Surprisingly, it's actually ''really'' good at it - to the point that not only is it a massive aversion of CardboardPrison, it's starting to ''run out of cells'', to the point VASCU is considering opening another one.
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* ''TabletopGame/HunterTheVigil'' has the Lansing Facility, an "ultramax" prison the Vanguard Serial Crimes Unit uses to store [[SlasherMovie slashers]] who are too dangerous to be brought to trial. Surprisingly, it's actually ''really'' good at it - to the point that not only is it a massive aversion of CardboardPrison, it's starting to ''run out of cells'', to the point VASCU is considering opening working to open another one.
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* In ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'', Arkham had special prisons for the super-powered individuals. Poison Ivy, for example, was kept in a reinforced greenhouse, while another inmate, Clayface, was kept in a reinforced airtight cell with multiple signs warning others not to trust what they see because Clayface tries to use his transformations to trick others into letting him out.
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* ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'': In ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamAsylum'', addition to housing Batman's non-superpowered gallery of rogues, Arkham had Asylum also housed his superpowered adversaries in special prisons cells specifically designed for the super-powered individuals.their individual powers. Poison Ivy, for example, was kept in a reinforced greenhouse, while another inmate, Clayface, was kept in a reinforced airtight cell with multiple signs warning others not to trust what they see because Clayface tries to use his transformations to trick others into letting him out.
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*** The Big House is a prison located onboard the Shield [[AirborneAircraftCarrier Helicarrier]] that was shrunken down by Hank Pym's technology to house an assortment of superpowered criminals such as Whirlwind, the Serpent Society, and the Mad Thinker. The facility has forcefields to contain prisoners in each cell, inhibitor collars to prevent power usage, and robot guards in the form of the Ultron prototypes.
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*** The Big House is a prison located onboard the Shield [[AirborneAircraftCarrier Helicarrier]] that was shrunken down by Hank Pym's technology to house an assortment of superpowered criminals such as Whirlwind, the Serpent Society, Mad Thinker, and the Mad Thinker.Arnim Zola. The facility has forcefields to contain prisoners in each cell, inhibitor collars to prevent power usage, and robot guards in the form of the Ultron prototypes.
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*** The Raft is a secret prison at the bottom of the East River built to house the most dangerous criminals such as Baron Zemo, the Purple Man, and Graviton. Not much is known about the exact layout of this prison as it doesn't appear until the end of "Breakout" Part 1 and doesn't feature much in Part 2.
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*** The Raft is a secret prison at the bottom of the East River built to house the most dangerous criminals considered by Shield to be extreme dangers to the entire world such as Baron Zemo, the Purple Man, and Graviton. Not much is known about the exact layout of this prison as it doesn't appear until the end of "Breakout" Part 1 and doesn't feature much in Part 2.
