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* ''Manga/ThePromisedNeverland'': After Emma and her siblings successfully escape Grace Field, they follow a clue to one of these left behind by a benefactor. [[spoiler:Unfortunately it's already occupied, and the person living there doesn't want to share...]]
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* ''Manga/ThePromisedNeverland'': After Emma and her siblings successfully escape Grace Field, they follow a clue to one of these left behind by a benefactor. [[spoiler:Unfortunately it's already occupied, and the person living there doesn't want to share...]]
* Like the book it is based on, the subterranean bomb shelter in ''Film/TheRoad''. Stocked with food and high-quality booze.
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* Like the book it is based on, the subterranean bomb shelter in ''Film/TheRoad''. Stocked with food and high-quality booze.
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* Done in the Literature/DoctorWhoNewAdventures novel ''[[Recap/DoctorWhoNewAdventuresSkyPirates Sky Pirates!]]'', when the heroes are stuck on an ice planet. Not a survivalists' bunker, though, but a stash left by arctic explorers.
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* Done in the Literature/DoctorWhoNewAdventures novel ''[[Recap/DoctorWhoNewAdventuresSkyPirates Sky Pirates!]]'', when the heroes are stuck on an ice planet. Not a survivalists' bunker, though, but a stash left by arctic explorers.
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In ''VideoGame/{{Cataclysm}}: Dark Days Ahead'', it is not uncommon to find basements containing a corpse with a damaged gun behind a sandbag barricade, and with several useful survival supplies such as tools, more guns, and food. Fortunately for you, it is usually safe to use this basement for yourself.
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* Dale Gribble from ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' is incredibly paranoid and thus believes many doomsday predictions. During the Y2K episode, it was revealed he was hiding mass amounts of Mountain Dew. [[PlayedForLaughs His pet gerbil floods the basement with the dew and ruins any possible situations from this set up.]] Ends up that the Y2K never happened, so a {{subversion}} of an aborted trope.
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* Dale Gribble from ''WesternAnimation/KingOfTheHill'' is incredibly paranoid and thus believes many doomsday predictions. During the Y2K episode, it was revealed he was hiding mass amounts of Mountain Dew. [[PlayedForLaughs His pet gerbil floods the basement with the dew and ruins any possible situations from this set up.]] Ends up that the Y2K never happened, so a {{subversion}} of an aborted trope.
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* ''Series/{{Lost}}''. Station 3 The Swan is stocked with food, an armory and various equipment.
* ''Series/{{Lost}}''. Station 3 The Swan is stocked with food, an armory and various equipment.
In ''VideoGame/{{Cataclysm}}: Dark Days Ahead'', it is not uncommon to find basements containing a corpse with a damaged gun behind a sandbag barricade, and with several useful survival supplies such as tools, more guns, and food. Fortunately for you, it is usually safe to use this basement for yourself.
* ''VideoGame/FarCry5'' has Prepper Stashes, which are locations set up around the map that you have to figure out how to get into (most of them involve some sort of puzzle or platforming). They hold nice supplies of ammo, meds, weapons, and most useful of all, perk magazines that give you extra perk points.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Cataclysm}}: Dark Days Ahead'', it is not uncommon to find basements containing a corpse with a damaged gun behind a sandbag barricade, and with several useful survival supplies such as tools, more guns, and food. Fortunately for you, it is usually safe to use this basement for yourself.
* ''VideoGame/ProjectZomboid'': A rare occurence is a house spawning with most or all of the first-floor entrances barricaded, a large crowd of zombies on the outside and a generous supply of weapons and ammo, as well as a kitchen stocked to the brim with tinned food. Evidently, someone saw it coming and didn't sit on his or her laurels. Creating your own stashes is the best long-term survival strategy: nomadism and living hand-to-mouth is also viable, but certainly much harder.
* ''VideoGame/FarCry5'' has Prepper Stashes, which are locations set up around the map that you have to figure out how to get into (most of them involve some sort of puzzle or platforming). They hold nice supplies of ammo, meds, weapons, and most useful of all, perk magazines that give you extra perk points.
* ''VideoGame/ProjectZomboid'': A rare occurence is a house spawning with most or all of the first-floor entrances barricaded, a large crowd of zombies on the outside and a generous supply of weapons and ammo, as well as a kitchen stocked to the brim with tinned food. Evidently, someone saw it coming and didn't sit on his or her laurels. Creating your own stashes is the best long-term survival strategy: nomadism and living hand-to-mouth is also viable, but certainly much harder.
* ''VideoGame/FarCry5'' has Prepper Stashes, which are locations set up around the map that you have to figure out how to get into (most of them involve some sort of puzzle or platforming). They hold nice supplies of ammo, meds, weapons, and most useful of all, perk magazines that give you extra perk points.
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* ''VideoGame/FarCry5'' has Prepper Stashes, which are locations set up around the map that you have to figure out how to get into (most of them involve some sort of puzzle or platforming). They hold nice supplies of ammo, meds, weapons, and most useful of all, perk magazines that give you extra perk points.
