TINY ROOM STORIES TOWN MYSTERY ACT 2 MOVIE
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TINY ROOM STORIES TOWN MYSTERY ACT 2 MOVIE

One Piece's sixth movie has an island with a dark secret.Oh, and that giant cacti hills near the town - actually it's regular hills, covered in gravestones,which appears as needles from afar. Whiskey Peak is the definition of this trope - cheerful and welcoming at first sight, turns out to be giant trap for pirates, entirely populated by bounty hunters.The town that Kirika wanders into in Noir was founded for the sole purpose of guarding the entrance to Altena's manor, and the villagers will kill anyone who interferes with their instructions.In Monster one of the towns mentioned was used for child psychological experiments.The leader of the town, Father Cornello, appears to be capable of performing miracles with no effort, but Ed and Al quickly deduce that his 'miracles' are actually alchemy that flies in the face of Equivalent Exchange, making him their strongest lead on the Philosopher's Stone at that point. Fullmetal Alchemist has Lior, one of the first towns the brothers Elric visits in their quest for the Philosopher's Stone.The lone hotel on its mountaintop is a luxurious getaway for influential mafias, businessmen, politicians, and assassins who are after Koro-sensei and the students of Class 3-E. Assassination Classroom has Fukuma Island, a tropical paradise home to several gorgeous beach resorts.

The worst part is that it contains a built-in kill-everyone function that sets the ship vertically and will launch a bunch of missiles, including a nuclear bomb, all over Japan to kill every person, if ever a situation arose where it seemed that all hope was lost.

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It's also filled with mummified corpses and full of bacteria and rust, so you know something terrible happened. The Fuji Ship is an armoury and filled to the brim with guns, rifles and any other kind of shooting weapon.not to mention that a deadly parasite breaks out. It looks great, but behind the scenes, things quickly fall apart as an accident lowers their food rations a lot and the higher-ups decide to send half of the people to a different shelter, but are actually killing them off so that the other half can continue to live. The Ryugu Shelter is a gorgeous amusement park that appeals to the people in it and entertains them in any way they can, while actually functioning as a safety bunker.

7 Seeds has the Ryugu Shelter and the Fuji Ship arcs.

(And that is far more warning than most visitors to these towns get.) Contrast Arcadia.Īs can be expected from a trope like this, spoilers may be unmarked. See also Small-Town Tyrant, A Fête Worse than Death, and Crapsaccharine World. Sister Trope of Small Town, Big Hell, which is this trope but Played for Drama instead of for Horror. Also note that the secret doesn't have to be supernatural it can be something as mundane as a murder coverup.Ī Wrong Genre Savvy character may take it for a Close-Knit Community, or vice versa, while a Subverted Sitcom set in a small town might do the same for the audience. If it's big enough - say, a country or more - then you have yourself an Empire with a Dark Secret. If the terrible secret is covered up with a sweet veneer, see Stepford Suburbia and Uncanny Village. Such towns are often located in Lovecraft Country. The visiting protagonist slowly begins to suspect that something is wrong. A terrible secret that nobody outside the town must know. 'It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Fish-Men', A Very Scary SolsticeĮverybody in a small town is in on a secret.

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