History Main / WombLevel

* ''VideoGame/MariosMysteryMeat'' is a WebVideo/{{Vinesauce}}-themed GameMod of ''Videogame/SuperMarioWorld'' that barring the into, takes place inside a giant fleshy worm creature named Meat. It starts as fleshy as one would expect, with elements of UndergroundLevel, [[spoiler:but after a certain point, you find rather normal-looking environments including an entire town of Website/{{Twitch}} emotes, a labyrinth of [[LevelAte spaghetti]], and some... [[AcidTripDimension trippy experiences]].]]

* In the second part of the first level of ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow: Veediots!'', by the power of randomness (and taken from a scene from the episode the level was based on), Ren ends up in Stimpy's mouth, and must find his way through, avoiding nerve-endings and other hazards, fights a Tooth Beaver on the tongue, then must escape before the DescendingCeiling crushes him. And the final stage, "Marooned", takes place inside a giant monster that has swallowed Stimpy, based on the ending of the episode it was based on. The final boss is a slime monster. These examples are notoriously {{Squick}}, and both share the same creepy organ music.

* The ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}'' games, starting with the arcade original, usually feature a womb level at the end of each game after the usual series of seemingly normal military bases and jungles. The few aversions of this trope are usually in games like ''VideoGame/OperationC'' and ''VideoGame/ContraHardCorps'', in which the {{Big Bad}}s are not actually aliens, but other humans who are using cloning technology to create alien-based weapons. The second arcade game's fourth stage has pulsating red and blue blood vessels along the walls.

* ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosForNintendo3DSAndWiiU'': [[TrueFinalBoss Master Core]] of the UsefulNotes/WiiU version becomes one of these as Master Fortress. It's a gargantuan landmass covered in flesh, has {{Acid Pool}}s and is protected by shadowy versions of pre-existing enemies. The player must go through a ColossusClimb inside Master Fortress to take out its glowing weak points to defeat it. The layout even resembles a digestive tract and as the player approaches one of its weak points a heartbeat sound is added to the soundtrack.

** An episode of ''Series/UltraSeven'' has the titular superhero fighting a microscopic vampiric alien parasite named Darii (or Dally, [[SpellMyNameWithAnS it depends]]). He battles it inside of a sedated girl whom Darii is possessing. This fight is also included as a stage and level in the ''Ultra Seven'' LicensedGame for the UsefulNotes/SuperFamicom.

* The entirety of the ''WesternAnimation/OzzyAndDrix'' LicensedGame for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance takes place inside the City of Hector, as you play as the titular white blood cell and pill, fighting off the viruses who serve as the series' RoguesGallery.

The polar opposite of EternalEngine. Compare MeatMoss, BloodyBowelsOfHell, OrganicTechnology, LivingStructureMonster and SwallowedWhole. If its already dead it's a GiantCorpseWorld. SisterTrope to TreeTrunkTour (botanical anatomy).

* Creator/DefiantComics's ''Warriors Of Plasm'' is set on, or rather in, the Org of Plasm, basically a planet-sized Womb Level where everything runs on Organic Technology.

* The ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode "Recap/DoctorWhoS8E3TheClawsOfAxos" features a LivingShip called Axos, and any of the scenes set inside it would qualify as this trope.

* Creator/DefiantComics's '''Warriors Of Plasm'' is set on, or rather in, the Org of Plasm, basically a planet-sized Womb Level where everything runs on Organic Technology.

* Creator/DefiantComics's ''Warriors Of Plasm" is set on, or rather in, the Org of Plasm, basically a planet-sized Womb Level where everything runs on Organic Technology.

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* ''ComicStrip/TheFarSide'' had explorers rowing down a river towards a gigantic bodily organ. Caption: "The heart of the jungle now well beyond them, the three intrepid explorers entered the spleen."

* ''VideoGame/Doom3'': Several of the hellish sections are covered in living flesh.

* The inside of Abbadon in RPG Maker horror game ''VideoGame/{{GU-L}}''; he’s essentially a stomach the size of a mini-dungeon, forcing Takaya to fight his way out before he's digested.

* ''Anime/DragonBallZ'': The various series often have a stage set inside Super Buu, ripped straight from the show.