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* In ''VideoGame/Persona3'', the moon really turns out to be a huge EldritchAbomination called by collective humanity so that everyone would die.
* In ''VideoGame/PhantasyStarOnline Episode I'', Red Ring Rico finds and notes in her logs that you find along the way the supposed expansive ruins of Ragol are not ruins at all, but a giant spaceship.

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* In ''VideoGame/Persona3'', the ''VideoGame/Persona3'': The moon really turns out to be a huge EldritchAbomination called by collective humanity so that everyone would die.
* In ''VideoGame/PhantasyStarOnline Episode I'', I'': Red Ring Rico finds and notes in her logs that you find along the way the supposed expansive ruins of Ragol are not ruins at all, but a giant spaceship.



* In ''VideoGame/Portal2'', one of Cave Johnson's "alternate universe" recordings ends with the revelation that the planet you're on is, in fact, Cave Johnson. Cave Johnson is really big in that universe. Spoiler tags really aren't necessary for that, because he couldn't hold in the secret very well either.
* Bydo Lab profile in ''VideoGame/RType Final'' mention how they once encounter planet-size Gomander.

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* In ''VideoGame/Portal2'', one ''VideoGame/PokemonLegendsArceus'': When you go to battle Lord Avalugg, the final Noble Pokémon driven mad by the energy of the spacetime rifts, you're directed to his boss arena and start searching for him. As you're looking around, the ground begins to rumble, drifts of snow are thrown into the air, and the arena's floor splits open to reveal itself to be the recumbent form of the colossal Noble itself, leaving you stranded on a small jag of rock as her roars furiously at you and begins the battle.
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of Cave Johnson's "alternate universe" recordings ends with the revelation that the planet you're on is, in fact, Cave Johnson. Cave Johnson is really big in that universe. Spoiler tags really aren't necessary for that, because he couldn't hold in the secret very well either.
* ''VideoGame/RTypeFinal'': Bydo Lab profile in ''VideoGame/RType Final'' mention how they once encounter planet-size Gomander.
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'''Obi-Wan Kenobi:''' [[TropeNamers That's no moon]]. It's a space station.\\

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'''Obi-Wan Kenobi:''' That's no moon. It's a space station.\\

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'''Obi-Wan Kenobi:''' [[TropeNamers That's no moon.moon]]. It's a space station.\\
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* ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'': [[spoiler: [[BigBad Niburu]] has been casting its' shadow over Crystal Cove more literally than expected when it reveals itself as the seemingly-always full moon in the finale.]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'': [[spoiler: [[BigBad Niburu]] has been casting its' its shadow over Crystal Cove more literally than expected when it reveals itself as the seemingly-always full moon in the finale.]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/PinocchioInOuterSpace''. After leaving the planet Mars, Pinocchio and Nurtle see what appears to be an asteroid trailing a cloud of smoke. As they approach, the "asteroid" uncurls and reveals itself to be Astro, the gigantic SpaceWhale, and he's really annoyed at being woken up.

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* ''WesternAnimation/GuillermoDelTorosPinocchio'' the Terrible Dogfish is initially mistaken for an island by Pinocchio and Spazzatura, until it awakens pulling out its dorsal fin and charges to [[SwallowedWhole eat them up]].
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''WesternAnimation/PinocchioInOuterSpace''. After leaving the planet Mars, Pinocchio and Nurtle see what appears to be an asteroid trailing a cloud of smoke. As they approach, the "asteroid" uncurls and reveals itself to be Astro, the gigantic SpaceWhale, and he's really annoyed at being woken up.
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* Likewise, [[https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.1500852 also in the Moon]], [[https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2012JE004154 Mercury]], and [[https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/7thmars2007/pdf/3070.pdf Mars]] (PDF file!) studies using laser altimeters, measuring the topographies of different areas, and those that have measured crustal thicknesses have found impact basins, often very large, buried and/or more or less degraded by later impacts and/or geological activity.

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* Likewise, [[https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.1500852 also in the Moon]], [[https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2012JE004154 Mercury]], and [[https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/7thmars2007/pdf/3070.pdf Mars]] (PDF file!) studies using laser altimeters, measuring the topographies of different areas, areas and those that have measured crustal thicknesses have found impact basins, often very large, buried and/or more or less degraded by later impacts and/or geological activity.
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* Likewise, [https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.1500852 also in the Moon], [https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2012JE004154 Mercury], and [https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/7thmars2007/pdf/3070.pdf Mars] (PDF file!) studies using laser altimeters, measuring the topographies of different areas, and those that have measured crustal thicknesses have found impact basins, often very large, buried and/or more or less degraded by later impacts and/or geological activity.

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* Likewise, [https://www.[[https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.1500852 also in the Moon], [https://agupubs.Moon]], [[https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2012JE004154 Mercury], Mercury]], and [https://www.[[https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/7thmars2007/pdf/3070.pdf Mars] Mars]] (PDF file!) studies using laser altimeters, measuring the topographies of different areas, and those that have measured crustal thicknesses have found impact basins, often very large, buried and/or more or less degraded by later impacts and/or geological activity.
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* Likewise, [https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.1500852 also in the Moon], [https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2012JE004154 Mercury], and [https://www.lpi.usra.edu/meetings/7thmars2007/pdf/3070.pdf Mars] (PDF file!) studies using laser altimeters, measuring the topographies of different areas, and those that have measured crustal thicknesses have found impact basins, often very large, buried and/or more or less degraded by later impacts and/or geological activity.
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** Played with in "Plankton's Army". Plankton's family comes to help steal the Krabby Patty formula. They surround the Krusty Krab and Mr. Krabs asks "You planted grass?" Then the grass started laughing and reshaping itself into limbs and ears...

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** Played with in "Plankton's Army". Plankton's family comes to help steal the Krabby Patty formula. They surround the Krusty Krab and Mr. Krabs asks "You planted grass?" Then Then, as Plankton laughs at this, the grass started starts laughing as well and reshaping itself into limbs and ears...
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* ''Film/{{Nope}}'': After spending a lot of time thinking that there's a ship housing aliens in the huge, non-moving cloud, it turns out the "ship" IS the alien

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* ''Film/{{Nope}}'': After spending a lot of time thinking that there's a ship housing aliens in the huge, non-moving cloud, [[spoiler: it turns out the "ship" IS the alienalien]].
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* In ''Film/{{Twister}}'' (1996), Beltzer , one of the Members of the Storm Chasing Crew, States while looking at the radar, During a F-3 Tornado, "That's No moon, It's A Space Station! Woohoo!"

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** In a ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica story by Creator/GrantMorrison, Starro the Conqueror makes a big entrance. Flash sees what looks like a new land mass near Canada on the monitor, and J'onn flies off to investigate. Then the storm clears, and J'onn realises he can see Starro...''from orbit''. Aquaman later tries to make contact with it, and wonders why he can't see it. And then the ocean bed ''blinks''.

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** In a ComicBook/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica story by Creator/GrantMorrison, ''ComicBook/JLA1997'' story, Starro the Conqueror makes a big entrance. Flash sees what looks like a new land mass near Canada on the monitor, and J'onn flies off to investigate. Then the storm clears, and J'onn realises he can see Starro...''from orbit''.Starro from orbit. Aquaman later tries to make contact with it, and wonders why he can't see it. And then the ocean bed ''blinks''.blinks.



* When Franchise/{{Superman}} and ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} first encounter Mongul's ''ComicBook/WarWorld'', they use their telescopic vision to examine a city on its surface. They think that there's a very high wall behind the city, so high that it extends above their field of vision, but when they "zoom out", the wall turns out to be the side of a VERY large missile.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'' storyline ''ComicBook/{{Bizarrogirl}}'', the Girl of Steel approaches a huge ship orbiting Bizarro World, and sees it isn’t a ship but a moon-sized PlanetEater monster.
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When Franchise/{{Superman}} Superman and ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} first encounter Mongul's ''ComicBook/WarWorld'', War World, they use their telescopic vision to examine a city on its surface. They think that there's a very high wall behind the city, so high that it extends above their field of vision, but when they "zoom out", the wall turns out to be the side of a VERY large missile.
* ** In ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'' storyline ''ComicBook/{{Bizarrogirl}}'', the Girl of Steel approaches a huge ship orbiting Bizarro World, and sees it isn’t a ship but a moon-sized PlanetEater monster.
-->'''Supergirl:''' --->'''Supergirl:''' It's not a ship.
** ''ComicBook/TheDominatorWar'': After putting down the robot rebellion taking shape under Megatokyo, the ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes wonder where is the giant mechanical monster that they were warned about. Then the ground starts shaking and rising. The Legion flies upwards and see the "floor" was the forehead of a city-sized mecha which is emerging out of the ground and tackling buildings without even noticing.
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** In a Marvel Fanfare one-shot, he goes into a strangely deserted city which has a warm, skinlike texture and a subtle hum in the air. Near the end, he realizes he is standing on the back of a sleeping giant...[[OhCrap who is waking up]].

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** In a Marvel Fanfare ''ComicBook/MarvelFanfare'' one-shot, he goes into a strangely deserted city which has a warm, skinlike texture and a subtle hum in the air. Near the end, he realizes he is standing on the back of a sleeping giant...[[OhCrap who is waking up]].
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** Another covers part of Siberia. A ''very large'' part of Siberia. The huge flood-basalt eruption called "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberian_Traps the Siberian Traps]]" corresponds with [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt the Permian extinction]] that wiped out most of the species on Earth. And "most of the species on Earth", in this case, means ''roughly 90%''. Among other things, this was the only time in all of Earth's history that insects suffered a mass extinction. That's right, if Siberia erupts again, [[CreepyCockroach even the cockroaches wouldn't survive]].

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** Another covers giant volcano once covered part of Siberia. A ''very large'' part of Siberia. The huge flood-basalt eruption called "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberian_Traps the Siberian Traps]]" corresponds with [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt the Permian extinction]] that wiped out most of the species on Earth. And "most of the species on Earth", in this case, means ''roughly 90%''. Among other things, this was the only time in all of Earth's history that insects suffered a mass extinction. That's right, if Siberia erupts again, Earth has another Siberia-scale eruption, [[CreepyCockroach even the cockroaches wouldn't survive]].

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** Another is Siberia. Not ''in'' Siberia, ''Siberia''. The last eruption corresponds with [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt the Permian extinction]] that wiped out most of the species on Earth. And "most of the species on Earth", in this case, means ''roughly 90%''. Among other things, this was the only time in all of Earth's history that insects suffered a mass extinction. That's right, if Siberia erupts again, [[CreepyCockroach even the cockroaches wouldn't survive]].

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** Another is Siberia. Not ''in'' Siberia, ''Siberia''. covers part of Siberia. A ''very large'' part of Siberia. The last huge flood-basalt eruption called "[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberian_Traps the Siberian Traps]]" corresponds with [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt the Permian extinction]] that wiped out most of the species on Earth. And "most of the species on Earth", in this case, means ''roughly 90%''. Among other things, this was the only time in all of Earth's history that insects suffered a mass extinction. That's right, if Siberia erupts again, [[CreepyCockroach even the cockroaches wouldn't survive]].survive]].
** Another flood-basalt event, the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province or [[FunWithAcronyms CAMP]], coincided with the opening of the Atlantic Ocean toward the end of the Triassic Period. The CAMP lava flows are among the largest ever on Earth. It was only recognized when geologists realized that a lot of the bedrock in western Europe and eastern North America all dated to roughly the same period, and were made of the same kinds of rocks.

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** In ''4 Ultimate'', the intro cutscene for the Flying Wyvern, Basarios, has the Hunter drop from a ledge onto an unassuming pile of rocks, only for it to stand up and try to fling the player off.
** In ''Generations/Generations Ultimate'', Gammoth's ecology features a trio of Blangos seeking shelter from a ferocious snowstorm under a cave...Which turns out to actually be a slumbering Gammoth who isn't too happy about the disturbance and scares them off.
** The prologue of ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterWorld'' features your ship running aground on a strange volcanic outcropping just off the coast of the New World. Said outcropping turns out to be part of the body of a ''huge'' Elder Dragon, Zorah Magdaros, and you and the Handler have to [[ColossusClimb scale the monster's body]] in order to escape.

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** In ''4 Ultimate'', the intro cutscene for the Flying Wyvern, ''VideoGame/MonsterHunter2004'': Basarios, has when resting, burrows the Hunter drop from a ledge onto an unassuming pile lower part of rocks, its body underground, making it so only for the rock-like back is left visible in the surface, making it to stand up look like an ordinary stone. Then, when a prey or hunter approaches it, it will emerge rapidly and try begin attacking.
** ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterPortable3rd'': Nibelsnarf hides beneath a small dune in desrt areas that have other dunes,
to fling fool their preys into approaching them so they're eaten. A hunter can tell where the player off.
monster is due to its exhaling breath, however.
** In ''Generations/Generations Ultimate'', ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterGenerations'': Gammoth's ecology features a trio of Blangos seeking shelter from a ferocious snowstorm under a cave...Which turns out to actually be a slumbering Gammoth who isn't too happy about the disturbance and scares them off.
** ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterWorld'': The prologue of ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterWorld'' the game features your ship running aground on a strange volcanic outcropping just off the coast of the New World. Said outcropping turns out to be part of the body of a ''huge'' Elder Dragon, Zorah Magdaros, and you and the Handler have to [[ColossusClimb scale the monster's body]] in order to escape.

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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'':
** [[http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-507 SCP-507]] (who randomly teleports to alternate universes) once found himself at the mouth of a cave, looking at a desert planet baked by its two large suns. Then the "suns" blinked and looked away...
** The Foundation is also suppressing knowledge of [[http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-169 SCP-169]], a sea arthropod that is so large that its protrusions above the waterline were mistaken for an archipelago of islands, and which was [[HistoricalInJoke responsible for the Bloop]].
** [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-2362 SCP--2362]]. It used to be Pluto...until [[SpaceWhale a moon sized jellyfish]] [[PlutoIsExpendable hatched out of it]].
** [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-5005 SCP-5005]] is a town located on a strange landmass floating in the void far outside of the multiverse with the only light source being a glowing orb hanging from a tall spire. Several theories have been made about how such a place could exist but investigating it is difficult if not suicidal because matter that strays too far outside of the light disintegrates. The long-term residents of the town don't care about why the place exists but many visitors end up going mad and dying trying to figure it out. [[spoiler:In a CruelTwistEnding for someone who actually succeeded at discovering the truth at the cost of their own life, it turns out the truth is the least meaningful of the theories. The landmass is the slowly decaying corpse of an oversized anglerfish-like creature.]]

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** [[http://scp-wiki.[[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-507 SCP-507]] (who (a man who randomly teleports to alternate universes) once found himself at the mouth of a cave, looking at a desert planet baked by its two large suns. Then the "suns" blinked and looked away...
** The Foundation is also suppressing knowledge of [[http://scp-wiki.[[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-169 SCP-169]], a sea arthropod that is so large that its protrusions above the waterline were mistaken for an archipelago of islands, and which was [[HistoricalInJoke responsible for the Bloop]].
** [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-2362 SCP--2362]].[[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1051 SCP-1051]] ("Nevadan Extraterrestrial") is the Area51 base; the base isn't where they research aliens, the base itself ''is'' the alien (its larval form was a flying saucer). Even worse, this alien eats humans.
** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2362 SCP-2362]].
It used to be Pluto...until [[SpaceWhale a moon sized moon-sized jellyfish]] [[PlutoIsExpendable hatched out of it]].
** [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-5005 SCP-5005]] [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-5005 SCP-5005 ("Lamplight")]] is a town located on a strange landmass floating in the void far outside of the multiverse with the only light source being a glowing orb hanging from a tall spire. Several theories have been made about how such a place could exist exist, but investigating it is difficult if not suicidal because matter that strays too far outside of the light disintegrates. The long-term residents of the town don't care about why the place exists exists, but many visitors end up going mad and dying trying to figure it out. [[spoiler:In a CruelTwistEnding for someone who actually succeeded at discovering the truth at the cost of their own life, it turns out the truth is the least meaningful of the theories. The landmass is the slowly decaying corpse of an oversized anglerfish-like creature.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/PinocchioInOuterSpace''. After leaving the planet Mars, Pinocchio and Nurtle see what appears to be an asteroid trailing a cloud of smoke. As they approach, the "asteroid" uncurls and reveals itself to be Astro, the gigantic SpaceWhale, and he's really annoyed at being woken up.
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* In the "Cyborg" novel ''High Crystal'' by Creator/MartinCaidin, the Temple of Doom which houses the eponymous crystal is literally the size of a mountain. In fact, everyone thought it ''was'' a mountain until Steve Austin's expedition gets a closeup look and finds that the "mountain" is made of blocks of cut stone.
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** At Enies Lobby, the symbol of the World Government seems to be projected on the sky behind the Tower of Justice. The symbol is actually emblazoned on the Gates of Justice, a set of steel gates large enough that a fleet can sail through them side-by-side.
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* ''Film/{{Nope}}'': After spending a lot of time thinking that there's a ship housing aliens in the huge, non-moving cloud, it turns out the "ship" IS the alien
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* ''Literature/ASymphonyOfEternity'' has Galiana, which is basically an UpToEleven [[Franchise/StarWars Death Star]] with two beams of energy, a liquid outer hull and a remote controlled mist engulfing it to help confuse the enemy.

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* ''Literature/ASymphonyOfEternity'' has Galiana, which is basically an UpToEleven the [[Franchise/StarWars Death Star]] with two beams of energy, a liquid outer hull and a remote controlled mist engulfing it to help confuse the enemy.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/SinbadLegendOfTheSevenSeas'', the crew of the ship ends up on an island. They discover it's a living creature when the TeamPet begins [[EyeScream licking its exposed eyeball.]]

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* In ''WesternAnimation/SinbadLegendOfTheSevenSeas'', the crew of the ship ends up on an island. They discover it's actually a living creature giant anglerfish when all of the TeamPet begins [[EyeScream licking its exposed eyeball.]]plant life retracts into the ground and the "sun" swings around on a giant ''stalk''.
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* In ''Film/PokemonDetectivePikachu'', after escaping a group of angry Greninja, the heroes find themselves in a place called the [[TurtleIsland Torterra]] Garden. Then the mountains start to move. The entire valley is made of Torterra that have been mutated to an [[Main/{{Kaiju}} enormous size]]. The whole scene is a reference to Torterra's Pokédex entry, which states that herds of Torterra are often mistaken for entire moving forests.

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* In ''Film/PokemonDetectivePikachu'', after escaping a group of angry Greninja, the heroes find themselves in a place called the [[TurtleIsland Torterra]] Garden. Then the mountains start to move. The entire valley is made of Torterra that have been mutated to an [[Main/{{Kaiju}} [[{{Kaiju}} enormous size]]. The whole scene is a reference to Torterra's Pokédex entry, which states that herds of Torterra are often mistaken for entire moving forests.

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* In the 1970s remake of ''[[Film/KingKong1976 King Kong]]'', one character falls into a large hole in the ground, which turns out to be a giant ape's footprint.

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* In ''Film/IndependenceDay'', the alien mothership is mistaken for a meteor until it's discovered that it is slowing down as it approaches Earth.
* In the 1970s remake of ''[[Film/KingKong1976 King Kong]]'', ''Film/{{King Kong|1976}}'', one character falls into a large hole in the ground, which turns out to be a giant ape's footprint.



* In ''Film/PokemonDetectivePikachu'', after escaping a group of angry Greninja, the heroes find themselves in a place called the [[TurtleIsland Torterra]] Garden. Then the mountains start to move. The entire valley is made of Torterra that have been mutated to an [[Main/{{Kaiju}} enormous size]]. The whole scene is a reference to Torterra's Pokédex entry, which states that herds of Torterra are often mistaken for entire moving forests.



* In ''Film/PokemonDetectivePikachu'', after escaping a group of angry Greninja, the heroes find themselves in a place called the [[TurtleIsland Torterra]] Garden. Then the mountains start to move. The entire valley is made of Torterra that have been mutated to an [[Main/{{Kaiju}} enormous size]]. The whole scene is a reference to Torterra's Pokédex entry, which states that herds of Torterra are often mistaken for entire moving forests.
* In ''Film/IndependenceDay'', the alien mothership is mistaken for a meteor until it's discovered that it is slowing down as it approaches Earth.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats'' episode "The Mask of Gorgon" features the Hills of Elfshima, that turn out to be the sleeping form of the gigantic Child of Gorgon, which Lynx-O and Bengali have to defeat by means of unleashing a powerful sonic blast into its gigantic ear from within.

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* The ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats'' episode "The Mask of Gorgon" features the Hills of Elfshima, Elfshima (a SignificantAnagram of "I am flesh"), that turn out to be the sleeping form of the gigantic Child of Gorgon, which Gorgon. Lynx-O and Bengali have to defeat it by means of unleashing a powerful sonic blast into its gigantic ear from within.within.
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Common Subtropes of this trope include characters finding out that the giant crater [[GiantFootprintReveal is actually a giant footprint]], that an asteroid, moon, planet or other astronomical body is a gigantic spaceship or station, that the [[CaveMouth asteroid cave you're hiding in is a giant space slug]], or that a mountain, hill, or island is a sleeping [[OurGiantsAreBigger giant]][=/=][[AllTrollsAreDifferent troll]][=/=]{{turtle|Island}}[=/=][[ElementalEmbodiment earth elemental]]. Sometimes, the elephant ''is'' the room, metaphorically, and entire world you're on [[TurtleIsland is a giant turtle]]. Or maybe it's still just the kind of place you thought it was, but [[GeniusLoci alive]].

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Common Subtropes of this trope include characters finding out that the giant crater [[GiantFootprintReveal is actually a giant footprint]], that an asteroid, moon, planet or other astronomical body is a gigantic spaceship or station, that the [[CaveMouth asteroid cave you're hiding in is a giant space slug]], or that a mountain, hill, or island is a sleeping [[OurGiantsAreBigger giant]][=/=][[AllTrollsAreDifferent troll]][=/=]{{turtle|Island}}[=/=][[ElementalEmbodiment earth elemental]]. Sometimes, the elephant ''is'' the room, metaphorically, and the entire world you're on [[TurtleIsland is a giant turtle]]. Or maybe it's still just the kind of place you thought it was, but [[GeniusLoci alive]].

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* ''Webcomic/{{Huckleberry}}'': In the first issue, Huckleberry climbs a mountain that turns out to be a rock giant.
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* Arguably, the way the large [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Pole-Aitken_basin South Pole–Aitken basin]] in UsefulNotes/TheMoon was discovered. The presence of large mountains in the Moon's southern pole plus the pictures sent by early Soviet probes and other large mountains in the lunar farside photographed by the Apollo missions suggested the existence of such large impact crater, but only by laser altimetry from the ''Clementind'' mission its presence was confirmed without doubt[[note]]It does not help matters either the SPA basin is so old it has been thoroughly damaged by posterior impact craters, some quite large.[[/note]]. Similarly, the much better preserved [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mare_Orientale]] was deduced to exist from Earth by seeing mountains of its rim in the Moon's limb and was only confirmed when probes photographed it.

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* Arguably, the way the large [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Pole-Aitken_basin South Pole–Aitken basin]] in UsefulNotes/TheMoon was discovered. The presence of large mountains in the Moon's southern pole plus the pictures sent by early Soviet probes and other large mountains in the lunar farside photographed by the Apollo missions suggested the existence of such large impact crater, but only by laser altimetry from the ''Clementind'' ''Clementine'' mission its presence was confirmed without doubt[[note]]It does not help matters either the SPA basin is so old it has been thoroughly damaged battered by posterior impact craters, some quite large.[[/note]]. Similarly, the much better preserved [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mare_Orientale]] org/wiki/Mare_Orientale Orientale basin]] was deduced to exist from Earth by seeing mountains of its rim in the Moon's limb and was only confirmed when probes photographed it.
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* Arguably, the way the large [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Pole-Aitken_basin South Pole–Aitken basin]] in UsefulNotes/TheMoon was discovered. The presence of large mountains in the Moon's southern pole plus the pictures sent by early Soviet probes and other large mountains in the lunar farside photographed by the Apollo missions suggested the existence of such large impact crater, but only by laser altimetry from the ''Clementind'' mission its presence was confirmed without doubt[[note]]It does not help matters either the SPA basin is so old it has been thoroughly damaged by posterior impact craters, some quite large.[[/note]]. Similarly, the much better preserved [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mare_Orientale]] was deduced to exist from Earth by seeing mountains of its rim in the Moon's limb and was only confirmed when probes photographed it.
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** Tunnel terrors, also known as rockworms, have a similar hunting method, mimicking a stretch of stone tunnel until a victim walks right into their gullet to be engulfed and suffocated.

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