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* ''VideoGame/DeepRockGalactic'' has the appropriately named Glyphid Menace, an obnoxious git and a half that emerges from distant walls and ceilings to take potshots at the dwarves. Shooting at it will cause it to try and burrow back into the walls and emerge elsewhere if you don't burst it down fast enough.
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-->-- '''Neo GAF''', on Dormammu, ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3''
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-->-- '''Neo GAF''', GAF''' on Dormammu, [[ComicBook/DoctorDoom Dormammu]], ''VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3''
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While it takes heroes ''months'' to gather five {{Plot Coupon}}s, trudging slowly through swamps, deserts, and arctic tundra, TheDragon will ''always'' get there [[JustInTime moments before the heroes do]] and [[MacGuffinDeliveryService waltz off with each piece.]] If the hero is trying to outrun [[Franchise/FridayThe13th Jason Voorhees]], who seemingly just trudges along, he'll be surprised to discover that thanks to OffscreenTeleportation he just rounded the bend ahead of him and beheaded him with a machete. If on the other hand the hero is in their SupervillainLair and is trying to catch them, the villain will always be a corridor length away and probably lead him into a DefensiveFeintTrap or [[DrowningPit pit]] filled with [[SharkPool sharks]]. Even if the heroes can [[TeleportersAndTransporters teleport]], the bad guys will have the superior VillainTeleportation that can outperform the heroic version by leaps and bounds.
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While it takes heroes ''months'' to gather five {{Plot Coupon}}s, trudging slowly through swamps, deserts, and arctic tundra, TheDragon will ''always'' get there [[JustInTime moments before the heroes do]] and [[MacGuffinDeliveryService waltz off with each piece.]] If the hero is trying to outrun [[Franchise/FridayThe13th Jason Voorhees]], who seemingly just trudges along, he'll be surprised to discover that thanks to OffscreenTeleportation he just rounded the bend ahead of him and beheaded him with a machete. If on the other hand the hero is in their SupervillainLair and is trying to catch them, the villain will always be a corridor length away and probably lead him into a DefensiveFeintTrap or [[DrowningPit pit]] filled with [[SharkPool sharks]]. Even if the heroes can [[TeleportersAndTransporters teleport]], {{teleport|ation}}, the bad guys will have the superior VillainTeleportation that can outperform the heroic version by leaps and bounds.
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* Lampshaded in ''Disney/TheEmperorsNewGroove,'' after a drawn-out chase where the heroes finally managed to evade the villains Yzma and Kronk, went to the secret lair... and found the villains already there. Even Kronk acknowledges that this makes no sense.
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* Lampshaded in ''Disney/TheEmperorsNewGroove,'' ''WesternAnimation/TheEmperorsNewGroove,'' after a drawn-out chase where the heroes finally managed to evade the villains Yzma and Kronk, went to the secret lair... and found the villains already there. Even Kronk acknowledges that this makes no sense.