Lava Is Boiling Kool-Aid: Lava is depicted as behaving like superheated red water, flowing far more quickly and fluidly than the real stuff does. The Lava Caves ...

Lava will look like someone tipped a barrel of red Kool-Aid in a lake; if something falls in, it will still be visible, through the red tint of cherry flavour.

A stage in a video game, particularly platformers, that takes place in a volcanic area or another area with pervasive heat, such as the insides of an active ...

The Living Lava tends to dwell in the Lethal Lava Land or an Elemental Plane of fire, magma or similarly hot substances, and is vulnerable to rapid cooling.

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.

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.

This trope is when characters ride on lava. They usually surf on a floating rock that happens to be nearby, or something flat they happen to have with them.

A character who has power over all things igneous: magma, lava, and hot rocks. They can either liquefy ordinary rocks, control the flows of a perpetually ...

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.

"Hot lava" is a sweet classic children's game in which you are not allowed to touch the floor or you're dead.