The Lava Pit trope as used in popular culture. Like a swimming pool or a moat, but much more viscous and much hotter than water, and somewhat less inviting.

... Lava Magic Is Fire: When fire magic creates lava; Lava Pit: A pit or moat full of lava helps give a note of extra danger when characters have to cross or ...

All volcanoes in fiction tend to be portrayed as full-time seething lava pots. In video games, this is a common form taken by the Death Mountain.

Lava is lethal. A lava surface cannot be destroyed or transformed. If you see lava, it's time to relocate to... somewhere else.

This trope commonly happens in video games and other sorts of fictional media when characters are setting foot into a Lava Pot Volcano or a Lethal Lava Land.

A stage in a video game, particularly platformers, that takes place in a volcanic area or another area with pervasive heat.

This trope covers instances where lava or magma is added to something just to make it better. A Super-Trope to: Often invokes Convection, Schmonvection.

When Shrek and Donkey have to cross a rickety rope bridge over a moat of lava to reach the Dragon's Keep, Shrek advises the nervous Donkey not to look down.

26 окт. 2023 г. · The Lava Pit can only work as a slow descending trap thanks to Convection, Schmonvection - that wonderful law that says rising heat can't kill you.

A Lava elemental serves as a boss of Undead Line, emerging from a volcanic pit at the end of a Lethal Lava Land stage. War of the Monsters: Magmo, one the ...