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* PlayedForHorror in ''Literature/TheNewNarnia''. The story is about a portal to a Tolkien-esq Fantasy world named Malacus manifesting in Tommy's grandfather clock. When he goes there, he is swept up as TheChosenOne destined to save the world... but it's actually a trap. Malacus was a world crafted by a RealityWarper to lure in people and suck out their adulthood. She has been doing this for ''centuries'' on countless people, with hundreds of people being cared for in her nursery with no memory of ever being more than babies.
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* According to Robert Brockway of ''Website/{{Cracked}}'', the need for a "straight man" in a MagicalLand story is one of the [[http://www.cracked.com/blog/4-realizations-that-will-ruin-science-fiction-you/ 4 Realizations That Will Ruin Science Fiction for You.]]
* In ''Literature/{{Cradleland}}'', a passenger airliner is transported by a portal to another planet.
* In ''Literature/{{Cradleland}}'', a passenger airliner is transported by a portal to another planet.
* The heroes of ''Literature/TheDragonWarsSaga'' are examples, although it's insinuated they could leave if they knew how and really wanted to do so.
* ''Literature/EnginesOfCreation'' features an entire town and its people from western Canada trapped in a world known as the Pactlands.
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* The heroes of ''Literature/TheDragonWarsSaga'' are examples, although it's insinuated they could leave if they knew how and really wanted to do so.
* In ''Literature/TrintonChronicles'' very first story (''Fantasia''), all of the characters end up in a portion of the [[MagicalLand Fairy Realm]] or something similar.
* According to RobertBrockway of ''Website/{{Cracked}}'', the need for a "straight man" in a MagicalLand story is one of the [[http://www.cracked.com/blog/4-realizations-that-will-ruin-science-fiction-you/ 4 Realizations That Will Ruin Science Fiction for You.]]
* ''Literature/EnginesOfCreation'' features an entire town and its people from western Canada trapped in a world known as the Pactlands.
* In ''Literature/{{Cradleland}}'', a passenger airliner is transported by a portal to another planet.
* The Travelers of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' are eventually revealed to be an example of this trope seen from the other side. Initially a professional gamer group in the significantly less apocalyptic Earth Aleph, they were transported to Earth Bet by a freak accident and gained superpowers. In their search for a way home, they became supervillains, and cause a great many deaths, eventually culminating in Noelle going on a rampage that sees dozens of superheroes dead. In the end, only four of the original seven get to go home.
* In ''Literature/{{Reasoning}}'', Mason, Beverly, Grant, and Macy all get tricked into going through a portal that transports and traps them in an alternate realm called Aevum.
* In ''Literature/TrintonChronicles'' very first story (''Fantasia''), all of the characters end up in a portion of the [[MagicalLand Fairy Realm]] or something similar.
* According to RobertBrockway of ''Website/{{Cracked}}'', the need for a "straight man" in a MagicalLand story is one of the [[http://www.cracked.com/blog/4-realizations-that-will-ruin-science-fiction-you/ 4 Realizations That Will Ruin Science Fiction for You.]]
* ''Literature/EnginesOfCreation'' features an entire town and its people from western Canada trapped in a world known as the Pactlands.
* In ''Literature/{{Cradleland}}'', a passenger airliner is transported by a portal to another planet.
* The Travelers of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' are eventually revealed to be an example of this trope seen from the other side. Initially a professional gamer group in the significantly less apocalyptic Earth Aleph, they were transported to Earth Bet by a freak accident and gained superpowers. In their search for a way home, they became supervillains, and cause a great many deaths, eventually culminating in Noelle going on a rampage that sees dozens of superheroes dead. In the end, only four of the original seven get to go home.
* In ''Literature/{{Reasoning}}'', Mason, Beverly, Grant, and Macy all get tricked into going through a portal that transports and traps them in an alternate realm called Aevum.
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* The heroes of ''Literature/TheDragonWarsSaga'' are examples, although ''WebOriginal/IWentToAnotherWorldButGotSentBackWithMyParty'': Damian Nemeth had been pulled into a ClicheStorm medieval fantasy world, formed an party and had many weird adventures...but the story isn't about those adventures. When the story begins, it's insinuated they could leave if they knew how and really wanted to do so.
* In ''Literature/TrintonChronicles'' very first story (''Fantasia''), all of the characters end up in a portion of the [[MagicalLand Fairy Realm]] or something similar.
* According to RobertBrockway of ''Website/{{Cracked}}'', the need for a "straight man" in a MagicalLand story is one of the [[http://www.cracked.com/blog/4-realizations-that-will-ruin-science-fiction-you/ 4 Realizations That Will Ruin Science Fiction for You.]]
* ''Literature/EnginesOfCreation'' features an entire town and its people from western Canadanot him that's trapped in a world known as the Pactlands.
* In ''Literature/{{Cradleland}}'', a passenger airliner is transported by a portal to another planet.
* The Travelers of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' are eventually revealed to be an example of this trope seen from the other side. Initially a professional gamer group in the significantly less apocalyptic Earth Aleph, they were transported to Earth Bet by a freak accident and gained superpowers. In their search for a way home, they became supervillains, and cause a great many deaths, eventually culminating in Noelle going on a rampage that sees dozens of superheroes dead. In the end, only fourstrange world, it's his party members, courtesy of the original seven get to go home.
* In ''Literature/{{Reasoning}}'', Mason, Beverly, Grant, and Macy all get tricked into going through a portal that transports and traps them in an alternate realm called Aevum.Demon Lord. And the world they're trapped in? [[RefugeeFromTvLand Ours.]]
* In ''Literature/TrintonChronicles'' very first story (''Fantasia''), all of the characters end up in a portion of the [[MagicalLand Fairy Realm]] or something similar.
* According to RobertBrockway of ''Website/{{Cracked}}'', the need for a "straight man" in a MagicalLand story is one of the [[http://www.cracked.com/blog/4-realizations-that-will-ruin-science-fiction-you/ 4 Realizations That Will Ruin Science Fiction for You.]]
* ''Literature/EnginesOfCreation'' features an entire town and its people from western Canada
* In ''Literature/{{Cradleland}}'', a passenger airliner is transported by a portal to another planet.
* The Travelers of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' are eventually revealed to be an example of this trope seen from the other side. Initially a professional gamer group in the significantly less apocalyptic Earth Aleph, they were transported to Earth Bet by a freak accident and gained superpowers. In their search for a way home, they became supervillains, and cause a great many deaths, eventually culminating in Noelle going on a rampage that sees dozens of superheroes dead. In the end, only four
* In ''Literature/{{Reasoning}}'', Mason, Beverly, Grant, and Macy all get tricked into going through a portal that transports and traps them in an alternate realm called Aevum.
* ''Literature/LegendOfTheOtherworldTraveler'' features protagonist Ryan Tyrell appearing on the world of Amanria with no indication of how or why he's suddenly appeared, or if there's a way back to his home world of Earth.
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* ''WebOriginal/IWentToAnotherWorldButGotSentBackWithMyParty'': Damian Nemeth had been pulled into a ClicheStorm medieval fantasy world, formed an party and had many weird adventures...but the story isn't about those adventures. When the story begins, it's not him that's trapped in a strange world, it's his party members, courtesy of the Demon Lord. And the world they're trapped in? [[RefugeeFromTvLand Ours.]]
* ''Literature/LegendOfTheOtherworldTraveler'' features protagonist Ryan Tyrell appearing on the world of Amanria with no indication of how or why he's suddenly appeared, or if there's a way back to his home world of Earth.
* ''Literature/LegendOfTheOtherworldTraveler'' features protagonist Ryan Tyrell appearing on the world of Amanria with no indication of how or why he's suddenly appeared, or if there's a way back to his home world of Earth.
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* ''WebOriginal/IWentToAnotherWorldButGotSentBackWithMyParty'': Damian Nemeth had been pulled In ''Literature/{{Reasoning}}'', Mason, Beverly, Grant, and Macy all get tricked into going through a ClicheStorm medieval fantasy world, formed an party portal that transports and had many weird adventures...but the traps them in an alternate realm called Aevum.
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* The Travelers of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' are eventually revealed to be an example of this trope seen from theworld they're trapped in? [[RefugeeFromTvLand Ours.]]
* ''Literature/LegendOfTheOtherworldTraveler'' features protagonist Ryan Tyrell appearing onother side. Initially a professional gamer group in the world of Amanria with no indication of how or why he's suddenly appeared, or if there's significantly less apocalyptic Earth Aleph, they were transported to Earth Bet by a freak accident and gained superpowers. In their search for a way back home, they became supervillains, and cause a great many deaths, eventually culminating in Noelle going on a rampage that sees dozens of superheroes dead. In the end, only four of the original seven get to his home world of Earth.
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* While their trip to Creturia was intentional, the Dimensional Guardians from the web fiction serial ''Literature/DimensionHeroes'' find themselves trapped in the world until they can find the objects they need to both save the world and return home.
* The serial web novel ''Literature/{{Elcenia}}'' starts out with protagonist Rhysel being [[InconvenientSummons summoned]] to the titular MagicalLand. Unusual in that Rhysel is from a different MagicalLand herself.
* This happens in the gender bender ''Literature/TheFiniteLifeOfADatingSimHeroine'' to the main character Michio, which takes place in the titular dating sim.
* The heroes of ''Literature/TheDragonWarsSaga'' are examples, although it's insinuated they could leave if they knew how and really wanted to do so.
* In ''Literature/TrintonChronicles'' very first story (''Fantasia''), all of the characters end up in a portion of the [[MagicalLand Fairy Realm]] or something similar.
* According to RobertBrockway of ''Website/{{Cracked}}'', the need for a "straight man" in a MagicalLand story is one of the [[http://www.cracked.com/blog/4-realizations-that-will-ruin-science-fiction-you/ 4 Realizations That Will Ruin Science Fiction for You.]]
* ''Literature/EnginesOfCreation'' features an entire town and its people from western Canada trapped in a world known as the Pactlands.
* In ''Literature/{{Cradleland}}'', a passenger airliner is transported by a portal to another planet.
* The Travelers of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' are eventually revealed to be an example of this trope seen from the other side. Initially a professional gamer group in the significantly less apocalyptic Earth Aleph, they were transported to Earth Bet by a freak accident and gained superpowers. In their search for a way home, they became supervillains, and cause a great many deaths, eventually culminating in Noelle going on a rampage that sees dozens of superheroes dead. In the end, only four of the original seven get to go home.
* This is the central premise of ''Literature/TheLayOfPaulTwister'': the main character is from Earth, and he doesn't know how or why he ended up stuck in a MagicalLand, but [[StandardFantasySetting with technology just barely at early Renaissance levels,]] most of his modern skills aren't applicable to society, so he has to [[{{Picaresque}} live by his wits as a rogue of sorts]] to get by...
* Parodied in Website/TheOnion's [[http://www.theonion.com/article/investigators-first-48-hours-most-critical-locatin-53174 Investigators: First 48 Hours Most Critical In Locating Missing Children Who Entered Portal To Fantastical World]], which expounds tips to parents for finding children who are already inside one of these before it's too late and advice to prevent this situation from occurring altogether.
-->"When Elizabeth and William went out to play in the garden one day last summer, I thought it would only be a matter of time before they came home hungry for supper," said Tabitha Newsom, whose children went missing after crawling through a hollow log into a world where everything is made of gemstones. 'But once I’d contacted the authorities, they had already been enlisted to lead the Army Of The Seven Pendants and were embroiled in a tense battle with the Ruby Kingdom... I never should have allowed them to follow that giant, glimmering butterfly"
* ''WebOriginal/IWentToAnotherWorldButGotSentBackWithMyParty'': Damian Nemeth had been pulled into a ClicheStorm medieval fantasy world, formed an party and had many weird adventures...but the story isn't about those adventures. When the story begins, it's not him that's trapped in a strange world, it's his party members, courtesy of the Demon Lord. And the world they're trapped in? [[RefugeeFromTvLand Ours.]]
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* The serial web novel ''Literature/{{Elcenia}}'' starts out with protagonist Rhysel being [[InconvenientSummons summoned]] to the titular MagicalLand. Unusual in that Rhysel is from a different MagicalLand herself.
* This happens in the gender bender ''Literature/TheFiniteLifeOfADatingSimHeroine'' to the main character Michio, which takes place in the titular dating sim.
* The heroes of ''Literature/TheDragonWarsSaga'' are examples, although it's insinuated they could leave if they knew how and really wanted to do so.
* In ''Literature/TrintonChronicles'' very first story (''Fantasia''), all of the characters end up in a portion of the [[MagicalLand Fairy Realm]] or something similar.
* According to RobertBrockway of ''Website/{{Cracked}}'', the need for a "straight man" in a MagicalLand story is one of the [[http://www.cracked.com/blog/4-realizations-that-will-ruin-science-fiction-you/ 4 Realizations That Will Ruin Science Fiction for You.]]
* ''Literature/EnginesOfCreation'' features an entire town and its people from western Canada trapped in a world known as the Pactlands.
* In ''Literature/{{Cradleland}}'', a passenger airliner is transported by a portal to another planet.
* The Travelers of ''Literature/{{Worm}}'' are eventually revealed to be an example of this trope seen from the other side. Initially a professional gamer group in the significantly less apocalyptic Earth Aleph, they were transported to Earth Bet by a freak accident and gained superpowers. In their search for a way home, they became supervillains, and cause a great many deaths, eventually culminating in Noelle going on a rampage that sees dozens of superheroes dead. In the end, only four of the original seven get to go home.
* This is the central premise of ''Literature/TheLayOfPaulTwister'': the main character is from Earth, and he doesn't know how or why he ended up stuck in a MagicalLand, but [[StandardFantasySetting with technology just barely at early Renaissance levels,]] most of his modern skills aren't applicable to society, so he has to [[{{Picaresque}} live by his wits as a rogue of sorts]] to get by...
* Parodied in Website/TheOnion's [[http://www.theonion.com/article/investigators-first-48-hours-most-critical-locatin-53174 Investigators: First 48 Hours Most Critical In Locating Missing Children Who Entered Portal To Fantastical World]], which expounds tips to parents for finding children who are already inside one of these before it's too late and advice to prevent this situation from occurring altogether.
-->"When Elizabeth and William went out to play in the garden one day last summer, I thought it would only be a matter of time before they came home hungry for supper," said Tabitha Newsom, whose children went missing after crawling through a hollow log into a world where everything is made of gemstones. 'But once I’d contacted the authorities, they had already been enlisted to lead the Army Of The Seven Pendants and were embroiled in a tense battle with the Ruby Kingdom... I never should have allowed them to follow that giant, glimmering butterfly"
* ''WebOriginal/IWentToAnotherWorldButGotSentBackWithMyParty'': Damian Nemeth had been pulled into a ClicheStorm medieval fantasy world, formed an party and had many weird adventures...but the story isn't about those adventures. When the story begins, it's not him that's trapped in a strange world, it's his party members, courtesy of the Demon Lord. And the world they're trapped in? [[RefugeeFromTvLand Ours.]]
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