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Myopic Architecture

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Myopic Architecture	label	Myopic Architecture
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Myopic Architecture	comment	This door is absolutely impenetrable. It's made of 100% Indestructium, is guarded by robot monkeys with crossbows, and opens only to authorized personnel who pass the DNA test, pass the retina scan and present a valid birth certificate. Yes, no one will ever force his way into â€” "Open!" Says Me. WHAMM!!! Wait, did you just break the door off its hinges? This is Crippling Overspecialization applied to architecture. A designer puts immense effort and resources into a structure, most often a defensive point such as a wall, door, or window, but fails to notice a large weakness in the design that makes all of this easy to circumvent. The most common flaw being that for all that the door itself is indestructible, the wall around it is less so. This is especially so in Chinese and Japanese media where many walls are made out of paper. Often, the floor will also be vulnerable to burrowing. The door itself may not be that hard to open, especially if We Have the Keys. Often played for laughs if the way through the apparently impenetrable defense is particularly obvious or easy. Sometimes serves as a Surprisingly Realistic Outcome for whoever thought that they or their stuff would be safe in such a place. A common justification in-universe, which is also the reason for most Real Life examples, is that the designer Didn't Think This Through. However, the reason is sometimes that the writer is unfamiliar with secure design, in which case characters who should have known better are not called out in-universe for making an amateur mistake. Compare Dungeon Bypass, Cutting the Knot, Override Command, Steal the Surroundings, Absurdly Ineffective Barricade, Inventional Wisdom. Contrast There Was a Door.
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Myopic Architecture / int_172d0bec	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_172d0bec	comment	In the first episode of Lord El-Melloi II Case Files, Waver and Melvin are locked up in a prison with magic-proofed door. After briefly catching up with Melvin, Waver proceeds to simply pull the hinges out of the walls and gently push the door out of its frame.
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Myopic Architecture / int_1b386512	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_1b386512	comment	In the finale arc in the manga Ranma Â½, Akane is held in a cell by the bird tribe. She desperately tries to kick and ram the bars through to no avail. In her frustration, she leans to one side... and tears open the flimsy lock on the cell.
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Myopic Architecture / int_1bdeba5a	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_1bdeba5a	comment	X-Men: The otherwise unstoppable Juggernaut is vulnerable to telepathic attacks, so he wears a helmet that blocks mental probing. While the helmet is virtually indestructible, it's still been forcibly removed by his opponents many, many times. To his credit, Juggernaut does have means of adapting to this weakness, such as a skullcap made of the same material that serves as an extra layer of protection and is harder to remove.
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Myopic Architecture / int_1beda93b	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_1beda93b	comment	Sluggy Freelance uses this trope twice in the Sluggy of the Living Freelance storyline.
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Myopic Architecture / int_20336460	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_20336460	comment	Jagged Alliance 2 has several locations with doors that are extremely difficult to pick the locks of and resilient enough to withstand a blast from even an anti-tank rocket. The walls these doors are placed in, however, are completely ordinary and can be blasted to rubble with an ordinary dynamite stick.
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Myopic Architecture / int_20cff8c	comment	Ghost Recon: Future Soldier has a variant in its penultimate level, where at the very end of the level the military leader of The Coup holes up with several of his best security guards in his office. There's no reason your team couldn't just blow open the big double-door with a single C4 charge, except the guards all have their guns trained on that door - so your team blows holes in the walls.
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Myopic Architecture / int_229f5b68	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_229f5b68	comment	This trope turns up in the Phryne Fisher book Death Before Wicket in relation to a safe that was cracked. It's a very big, impressive, well-built safe... except that the back isn't because the safe was made to be set in a wall. The present owners purchased it from a deceased estate and didn't know about the intended setting, so they simply left it on a desk, where the thief easily found it and removed the back.
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Myopic Architecture / int_22d74b2e	comment	Redwall: The main gate of Redwall Abbey is large and thick, impervious to even the most dedicated of sieges. Basically, not one invading vermin horde has ever gotten through it. The tiny wicker side-gate, on the other hand, has been breached by countless invading hordes over the seasons (or the youngest of the Abbey's children are forever escaping through it into the woods and into the villain's clutches), probably accounting for every successful invasion of the abbey. This is presumably intentional since it would be easy to station three well-armed, armoured guards there during a siege to hack up any single file intruders who tried to get in. Unfortunately, being peaceful monks and villagers (nearly every book is set so far apart in time almost no one remembers times of war), the Redwall inhabitants never think of that. In The Bellmaker, the heroes are able to escape their prison cell by hacking the hinges (which are on the inside) off. Which is justified, as the heroes' "prison" was a peaceful residence, and was invaded only weeks back. The occupiers locked the heroes into the tallest tower, i.e. the place with the least chance of escape, but it is heavily suggested—because of it being the tallest tower—that it was probably the keep, and hence built to keep people out rather than in. Therefore, the hinges naturally were on the inside.
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Myopic Architecture / int_258d8864	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_258d8864	comment	Invoked in Spider-Man: Finding Home when Shuri is questioning Peter, Yelena and Kate while all three are restrained on a table. When Peter actively tries to get out of his bonds, while the restraints are made of vibranium, the table itself is less durable, allowing him to tear off chunks of the table even as the restraints remain around his wrists and ankles.
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Myopic Architecture / int_261c8d3f	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_261c8d3f	comment	The Simpsons: One scene in the nuclear plant in "Last Exit to Springfield" involved Burns and Smithers going through several layers of increasing security to reach a control room, which was seen to also feature an ill-fitting, flapping screen door leading directly to the parking lot, through which Burns has to shoo away a stray dog. The episode "Realty Bites" has a seized-property police auction, where the cops are selling a large iron gate that was designed to resist bullets, explosives, and battering rams. When asked how they managed to get through it, Chief Wiggum says the owner left it unlocked. There's also the episode in Japan, where Homer is arrested. The cell door looks imposing. But after being released, Homer just walks through the paper wall next to it.
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Myopic Architecture / int_27b0262b	comment	MythBusters: In the myth "Salsa Escape", Adam and Jamie were testing the use of salsa to dissolve the iron bars of a prison cell. Adam's attempt to use electrolysis to accelerate the process failed because he used alternating current rather than direct current (indeed, Adam joked that it seemed to be making the bars thicker... presumably due to the cooked salsa caked onto the bars). Jamie's attempt with direct current worked far better. After several failed attempts by Adam to break his bars using alternate methods, Adam had "one last attempt" which succeeded â€” using the nearby sink to punch a hole through the (unreinforced) cinder block wall.
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Myopic Architecture / int_2a4482ad	comment	The Secret of Monkey Island: In the first game, if you let Guybrush be recaptured by the cannibals, they'll progressively beef up the security of their prison hut, eventually installing an all-steel door with a motion detector, never thinking that there might be a large hole in the hut floor. The second game has one as well. After a maze Guybrush is confronted with a massive door with hundreds of locks, Schizo Tech styled security, and chains all over. He opens it by using the open command on it. And what opens is just a small rectangle within the whole structure, suggesting that all those metaphorical bells and whistles are only there for show.
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Myopic Architecture / int_2bbcacd9	comment	Example of Myopic Clothing in the Looney Tunes short "Duck Dodgers in the 24Â½th Century". Dodgers wears a disintegration-proof vest. Sure enough, the vest itself survives the disintegration, but not the duck inside it.
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Myopic Architecture / int_2dab4fef	comment	Snopes confirmed a story about a Toronto lawyer named Gary Hoy who had a party trick of demonstrating the strength of his 24th-floor office's windows by hurling himself at them, until on July 9th, 1993 his luck ran out and he fell to his death. However, while you might assume the glass broke, it seems what actually happened is that the glass was as strong as he boasted; it just popped clean out of its frame. Structural Engineer Bob Greer told the Toronto Star, "I don't know of any building code in the world that would allow a 160-pound man to run up against a glass and withstand it." Presumably the repeated stunts had slowly degraded the frame and sealant, until it failed when he did it one time too many.
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Myopic Architecture / int_309df9ea	comment	Atop the Fourth Wall: The Silent Hill: Dying Inside review ends with him finding unbreakable chains on his bedroom door, in a reference to Silent Hill 4. However, since the wall they're attached to is plasterboard, he just rips them loose.
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Myopic Architecture / int_37afcaa3	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_37afcaa3	comment	As the Lock Picking Lawyer demonstrates, it is shockingly common for locks, including ones sold by major companies, to have serious design flaws that allow them to be easily bypassed without even using lock-picking tools. There also are plenty of locks that are very difficult to pick but are easier to break, or are difficult break but are easily picked with common lockpicks. One of the worst ones was an OmniMed cabinet. To start off it wasn't made out of particularly durable metal. The actual lock is easily opened with a low skill attack. The mounting holes lets you just shove it off the wall. And not only are the hinges on the outside, so are the standard Philips screws that hold them in place. The Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Lock prevents anyone from opening the lid of a cardboard ice cream carton. So when the Lawyer put it on his wife's favorite ice cream to get her into the lockpicking hobby, she simply cut open the bottom of the carton and ate the pint upside-down. The first words he has about a Rusfol AR-15 gun lock are that it's a perfect demonstration of why someone who doesn't know anything about guns should not be in the business of locking them up for safety. The lock consists of a small plastic mounting piece which inserts into an AR-15's magazine well and a short wire cable that wraps through the trigger guard — of a gun that is designed to let the user flip open its trigger guard for use with mittens in cold weather, as he demonstrates using the antenna of a LEGO astronaut's radio. He admits that he'd use this trailer coupler lock, but then notes that for all of its strengths as a lock, trailer couplers themselves are easily damaged and thus designed to be easily removed and replaced, meaning that without taking other countermeasures it's easy for a thief to get around the coupler lock by just removing the coupler.
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Myopic Architecture / int_3b73f906	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_3b73f906	comment	The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh: During a western-themed fantasy sequence, Pooh is thrown into a jail cell and somehow every single character is too stupid to notice that the bars are wide enough to easily step through and the back wall is completely missing. When Pooh is broken out of jail by Tigger, they even leave through the missing wall, but not before Tigger unlocks the door first, somehow not realizing they could have done that before.
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Myopic Architecture / int_3d0180fa	comment	In one Inspector Clouseau short of The Pink Panther the titular Inspector is chasing a criminal, the latter of which attempts to shoot out his tires. The Inspector laughs and states that they're bulletproof, upon which the criminal simply shoots the rest of his car causing it to deflate.
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Myopic Architecture / int_3ee3ceda	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_3ee3ceda	comment	In The Last Continent, Rincewind discovers that the cell doors in the XXXX jail have thick bars, sturdy locks... and weak half-pin hinges.note Five years before Jack Sparrow did it.
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Myopic Architecture / int_3fbd173e	comment	In Freefall, the Mayor's house has a top-notch security system, with one crucial oversight:
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Myopic Architecture / int_468bebb0	comment	Discworld: In Guards! Guards!, Vetinari is revealed to have done this on purpose: while the lock to the palace dungeon is on the outside, the locking mechanisms are on the inside. Would-be usurpers throw him in the dungeon expecting it to serve as a Tailor-Made Prison; instead, it's an impregnable fortress that he can "escape" at his leisure. In The Last Continent, Rincewind discovers that the cell doors in the XXXX jail have thick bars, sturdy locks... and weak half-pin hinges.note Five years before Jack Sparrow did it. At one point a point is made of the wonderfully made reinforced hinges on the door of the notorious bar The Mended Drum. The point made is that they held up beautifully as the whole frame was ripped from the wall. In Interesting Times, Cohen and the Silver Horde are more or less free to roam about the castle, due to being the only ones who think to walk through the paper walls. Used in Jingo by Nobby, as a joke on a common nostalgic phrase: "We never had locks on our doors in those days... that's 'cause the bastards even used to steal the locks." In Wyrd Sisters, Nanny Ogg is a guest in Duke Felmet's torture chamber, on the wrong side of a seemingly impregnable oak door with five-inch planks and a very big lock. Junior witch Magrat Garlick is faced with the problem of opening it. Magrat focuses. And gets in tune with the wood of the planks, reminding the old seasoned oak of happier days growing in the forest. There is a sudden eruption of oak tree in full green bloom, and suddenly there is no door. This gets Magrat a rare word of praise from Granny Weatherwax, who has also been contemplating the same problem. Although Granny mildly remarks she'd have worked on the stones of the wall, and reminded them of the old days when they were all hot and runny underground.
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Myopic Architecture / int_50bcf7a6	comment	Homestuck. HB: Pry the wall from the safe. (Unfortunately, "That notion is even more ridiculous than the last one.")
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Myopic Architecture / int_526d4c5c	comment	Knights of the Old Republic: Often exploited by the Player Character. If you don't have a high enough skill to hack through the door lock, there's usually the option of just destroying the door or a section of the wall next to it. Jolee points out a particularly terrible case of it on Kashyyyk, the Wookie homeworld. Czerka Corporation wants to keep everyone away from its MacGuffin site (the Star Map), and does so by plonking a giant force field down across the only available path on the surface. Unfortunately for them, Wookies are arboreal and can simply climb around it. There's a sequence in Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords that mirrors the opening to A New Hope, with your group boarding the Ravager as several Sith troopers gather around one of the doors, preparing to open fire when it's blown open... only to be caught off-guard when your NPC allies go off-script and blow through the wall beside them instead.
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Myopic Architecture / int_550ba95a	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_550ba95a	comment	Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3's penultimate mission has your team encountering a room in an underground mine protected by a reinforced titanium door that you have no way of opening. So how do you get in? By planting shaped charges... on the much weaker concrete roof of the room.
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Myopic Architecture / int_5755b96a	comment	The Order of the Stick: Miko Miyazaki is trapped by Xykon in a completely indestructible forcecage so she cannot warn her countrymen of Xykon's impending invading army. However, she eventually realizes that the forcecage consists of walls and a ceiling, but no floor. By smashing up the floor, Miko is able to escape. Unfortunately, this was Xykon's plan all along, to the point where he even researched a custom spell called "Xykon's Moderately Escapable Forcecage". Now he can use a Tracking Spell on Miko to find the MacGuffin she is sworn to protect.
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Myopic Architecture / int_58d80a4a	comment	Used in Jingo by Nobby, as a joke on a common nostalgic phrase: "We never had locks on our doors in those days... that's 'cause the bastards even used to steal the locks."
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Myopic Architecture / int_6051ce49	comment	In a page of Gaia, one of the wizards looks like he's gonna unlock the door but the next page he blows the wall down instead.
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Myopic Architecture / int_60f02ddb	comment	In the American Dad! episode "Toy Whorey", Roger's cliffside estate has the garage doors leading over the cliff, so when he backs up out of the garage, he falls over.
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Myopic Architecture / int_61a39969	comment	As seen in Avengers: Infinity War, the force field protecting Wakanda only keeps out roughly 99% of whatever is trying to get through it, and while that's a high enough success rate to keep out humans like Klaue (most of whom didn't even know Wakanda was worth invading until recently), it isn't particularly effective against an army with a We Have Reserves mentality. In fact, it turns into something of a disadvantage, because the swarm is large enough to surround Wakanda, allowing some to break through behind the gathered Avengers' defense, closer to the facility they're trying to protect. They wind up having to open a section of the force field to ensure their enemies enter at the proper spot to be defeated.
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Myopic Architecture / int_64093163	comment	This is the logic behind at least part of a few levels in PAYDAY: The Heist and its sequel. "Panic Room" concerns an otherwise-unused apartment building that has been turned into a haven for criminal activity, complete with a big panic room to stash all their valuables in that the crew wouldn't normally be able to break into. The plan, as such, is to cut through the supports holding the panic room in place, blow out a big hole to the roof, and fly the whole panic room out via helicopter. "Counterfeit" likewise has the people you're stealing from keeping the plates used to print their counterfeit money in a secure safe that you normally wouldn't be able to drill or blast through from the outside - but that only applies to the door. The sides can be drilled through just fine, after which the gang fills the safe with water, stuffs C4 inside, and blows that, using the water pressure to blow out the door.
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Myopic Architecture / int_69fa7496	comment	Disney Ducks Comic Universe: Scrooge McDuck has sometimes found himself in trouble because his impenetrable Money Bin with unbreakable walls and gates lacked a proper floor and/or foundations due to the owner's stinginess.
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Myopic Architecture / int_6b6d989e	comment	The Geomod engine from the first Red Faction game let the player destroy just about anything in the environment. Bulletproof windows are completely indestructible — the walls around them are not. With enough explosives, a player can leave a glass pane floating in the middle of a twelve-foot-wide void.
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Myopic Architecture / int_6c1234ed	comment	A common mistake for newbies to Dwarf Fortress, rarely realized until the fort's defenses are put to the test. Even veterans of the game can fall prey to this, since, due to just how complex the game world is, all it takes is a single, seemingly minuscule missed detail, such as a piece of debris jamming your main gate open during a goblin siege or an unlabeled lever which may or may not dump a lake of lava right in front of your entrance, to cause the whole fort to fall apart.
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Dwarf Fortress (Video Game)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_6c1234ed
Myopic Architecture / int_71169c78	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_71169c78	comment	One episode of Chowder has Mung putting Chowder in a cage, but the bars are so weak that he's able to easily break them apart. He tunnels his way out.
Myopic Architecture / int_71169c78	featureApplicability	1.0
Myopic Architecture / int_71169c78	featureConfidence	1.0
Chowder	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_71169c78
Myopic Architecture / int_740815bb	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_740815bb	comment	In Interesting Times, Cohen and the Silver Horde are more or less free to roam about the castle, due to being the only ones who think to walk through the paper walls.
Myopic Architecture / int_740815bb	featureApplicability	1.0
Myopic Architecture / int_740815bb	featureConfidence	1.0
Interesting Times	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_740815bb
Myopic Architecture / int_74f1eb4c	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_74f1eb4c	comment	In Sneakers, Bishop is confronted with an electronic door lock that was installed soon before his break-in. He radios for help; the team is not happy; and after a few moments of silence where he (but not the audience) hears the plan, he simply kicks the door open.
Myopic Architecture / int_74f1eb4c	featureApplicability	1.0
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Sneakers	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_74f1eb4c
Myopic Architecture / int_7832b74c	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_7832b74c	comment	Steven Universe: In the episode "Onion Friend", Steven tries to keep Onion from stealing a bag of chips by blocking the door to his room. So, Onion just jumps out of the screen window instead. In the episode "Lion 4: Alternate Ending", Lion coughs up a huge pink Cool Key... which unlocks a door to a place in the desert Steven's mom, Rose Quartz, was using as a garbage dump. The other three walls were almost completely eroded, making the key pointless.
Myopic Architecture / int_7832b74c	featureApplicability	1.0
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Steven Universe	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_7832b74c
Myopic Architecture / int_7c038c18	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_7c038c18	comment	In the Phineas and Ferb episode "A Hard Day's Knight", when Perry is fighting Dr. Doofenshmirtz in a robot of Queen Elizabeth I, the latter is piloting a robot dragon and tries to make it breathe fire, only to find that the flamethrower and the pilot's seat are both located in the mouth but the flamethrower is behind the pilot. He then lampshades this.
Myopic Architecture / int_7c038c18	featureApplicability	1.0
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Phineas and Ferb	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_7c038c18
Myopic Architecture / int_7db5e90f	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_7db5e90f	comment	A running gag in the Lucky Luke album "The Daily Star" resolves around a sheriff who takes great pride in the fact that the bars of the cell in his office are unbreakable, which he claims will prevent any escape attempts. Although he is right about the strength of the bars, the rest of the office is not that strong so it's still very much a Card Board Prison. At the end of the story, the entire sheriff's office is destroyed with only the bars still standing.
Myopic Architecture / int_7db5e90f	featureApplicability	1.0
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Lucky Luke (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_7db5e90f
Myopic Architecture / int_7de1376e	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_7de1376e	comment	In Wyrd Sisters, Nanny Ogg is a guest in Duke Felmet's torture chamber, on the wrong side of a seemingly impregnable oak door with five-inch planks and a very big lock. Junior witch Magrat Garlick is faced with the problem of opening it. Magrat focuses. And gets in tune with the wood of the planks, reminding the old seasoned oak of happier days growing in the forest. There is a sudden eruption of oak tree in full green bloom, and suddenly there is no door. This gets Magrat a rare word of praise from Granny Weatherwax, who has also been contemplating the same problem. Although Granny mildly remarks she'd have worked on the stones of the wall, and reminded them of the old days when they were all hot and runny underground.
Myopic Architecture / int_7de1376e	featureApplicability	1.0
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Wyrd Sisters	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_7de1376e
Myopic Architecture / int_7fc78282	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_7fc78282	comment	The Lord of the Rings: The Valley of Helm's Deep is protected by the mighty tower called the Hornburg perched on a great heel of rock, and the Deeping Wall running from the Hornburg to the southern cliff blocks the way into the gorge. The Deeping Wall is twenty feet high, so smooth on the outside that it offers no foothold, and so thick that four men can walk abreast at its top. Unfortunately, there are some problems: A wide culvert running right through the bottom of the wall allows the Deeping-stream to pass out. Having this weak point is a pretty enormous oversight, and since the builders of the fortress were clearly capable of great feats of engineering, there should have been more than one way for them to avoid this: one would be for them to divert the stream through underground pipes; another which might have actually enhanced the defensibility of the walls would have been to dig a proper moat for the stream to fill up and let the culvert be underwater with iron bars blocking it. However there is no moat, the culvert is accessible from the surface, and if there are any bars across the opening then the author doesn't mention them, making it sound like it's wide enough for an orc to fit through. While most of the attacking orcs with scaling ladders and grappling hooks are keeping the defenders focused on the top of the wall, some of them creep like rats through the culvert and get inside, requiring the Westfold-men to block up the inside of the culvert with stones under Gimli's direction as soon as they can. Why they didn't take the opportunity to block it up with rubble before the battle when they had the chance is left as an exercise for the reader. The rubble keeps the orcs out for a little while, but then the orcs blast through the blockage using the "fire of Orthranc" (presumably some kind of bomb), which also makes the hole much larger. The attacking hordes stream in and take the wall, forcing its defenders to either fall back to the Hornburg if they can, or retreat into the Deep if they can't. As for the Hornburg, it is accessed by a high causeway that helpfully forces the enemy to come a few at a time under the defenders' fire. However, the fact that the builders didn't go the extra mile and put in a drawbridge makes this defense much less effective and contributes to the orcs being able to bust their way in with rams and explosives.
Myopic Architecture / int_7fc78282	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Lord of the Rings	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_7fc78282
Myopic Architecture / int_80bf553f	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_80bf553f	comment	In the second Squad Jam of Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online, Team SHINC has to bring in an anti-tank rifle to even attempt to penetrate M's space battleship-armor shield, which is impervious to nearly any sort of gun in the game. It turns out that, while those bullets still fail to penetrate the shield, they hit hard enough to break the hinges and support bars holding the shield together, since they're made of far less exotic materials.
Myopic Architecture / int_80bf553f	featureApplicability	1.0
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Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_80bf553f
Myopic Architecture / int_843d1304	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_843d1304	comment	In Anansi Boys a police specialist bemoans Graham Coates' security arrangements, pointing out that he installed a wonderfully secure door, then hung a lock on it that the specialist picked effortlessly.
Myopic Architecture / int_843d1304	featureApplicability	1.0
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Anansi Boys	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_843d1304
Myopic Architecture / int_876cd173	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_876cd173	comment	In Watch_Dogs, Aiden Pearce chases a bad guy into his sanctum, where said bad guy seals himself in a panic room protected by bulletproof glass. Unfortunately, he fails to consider two factors: One, Pearce is an expert hacker, and two, the bulletproof glass is not hack-proof. Said bad guy meets his demise when Pearce simply hacks the bad guy's pacemaker and literally stops his heart.
Myopic Architecture / int_876cd173	featureApplicability	1.0
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Watch_Dogs (Video Game)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_876cd173
Myopic Architecture / int_957a7896	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_957a7896	comment	In A Very Potter Musical, Ron assures everyone that Voldemort can't get in, because he's barricaded the door. Seconds later, Voldemort enters through a curtain right next to the door.
Myopic Architecture / int_957a7896	featureApplicability	1.0
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A Very Potter Musical (Theatre)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_957a7896
Myopic Architecture / int_960062b7	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_960062b7	comment	in the My Hero Academia fanfic Hero Class Civil Warfare Mei refers to it as the Invincible Door Fallacy: Shouji gets around a heavily reinforced door by breaking through the wall next to it. Later in the same chapter, when Mei is trying to obtain one of the Villain Goals held inside of a glass display case and unlocked through a logic puzzle, Shoji pulls the same trick.
Myopic Architecture / int_960062b7	featureApplicability	1.0
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My Hero Academia (Manga)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_960062b7
Myopic Architecture / int_9a4117f2	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_9a4117f2	comment	Elf Blood: To be fair, the architects for the temple defenses designed their extra-fortified mastercraft-warded doors around solid bedrock. Problem is, none of the architects knew about dynamite.
Myopic Architecture / int_9a4117f2	featureApplicability	1.0
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Elf Blood (Webcomic)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_9a4117f2
Myopic Architecture / int_9acfcc46	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_9acfcc46	comment	In Kekkaishi, kekkaishi are a type of magician who create psychic boxes that can destroy things inside. When someone traps a kekkaishi in a hole, and seals the hole with a rock that can't be contained in those boxes, the kekkaishi simply tunnels her way out.
Myopic Architecture / int_9acfcc46	featureApplicability	1.0
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Kekkaishi (Manga)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_9acfcc46
Myopic Architecture / int_9b66bbff	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_9b66bbff	comment	Magu-chan: God of Destruction: The Holy Knights designed their fortress shotgun-style because they wanted intruders to duel their five leaders in separate rooms each in a row. This just let Mag blow a hole through all five rooms at once.
Myopic Architecture / int_9b66bbff	featureApplicability	1.0
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Magu-chan: God of Destruction (Manga)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_9b66bbff
Myopic Architecture / int_9d34190a	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_9d34190a	comment	In The Elder Scrolls series, Proper Lock Design is an in-game book which has appeared several times in the series. It points out that higher-quality locks aren't any good if the chest or door itself is easily broken. Putting this to the test yourself, however, isn't an option; while there are chests and doors placed pre-broken as part of the landscape, you can't ever break one no matter how hard you hit it.
Myopic Architecture / int_9d34190a	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Elder Scrolls (Franchise)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_9d34190a
Myopic Architecture / int_9dab421d	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_9dab421d	comment	The Curse of the Black Pearl presents a lesson: Don't build a jail door using half-pin barrel hinges. Although it's implied that Will only knows how to break the door because he helped build it.
Myopic Architecture / int_9dab421d	featureApplicability	1.0
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Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_9dab421d
Myopic Architecture / int_9e15cc56	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_9e15cc56	comment	In the other Project Dark Jade fic Webwork, Uncle has made the Vault door impervious to attack by evil magic. However, he wasn't able to do this for the surrounding walls, so Jade has her Shadowkhan chip away at those to weaken the door enough for her to pull it loose. Uncle calls this cheating.
Myopic Architecture / int_9e15cc56	featureApplicability	1.0
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Project Dark Jade / Fan Fic	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_9e15cc56
Myopic Architecture / int_a0b025d2	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_a0b025d2	comment	Ghostbusters: The Video Game: It has "a psychonically charged gate attached to a damaged frame" as the second-to-last obstacle in the graveyard level. Of course, the stone cherubs are the only way to get it open... Played for Laughs earlier in the "Return to Sedgewick Hotel" level's cutscene. There's a lot of police-tape over the main door, as well as a sign from Walter Peck's agency, PCOC, that forbids anyone from entering — "ESPECIALLY THE GHOSTBUSTERS!" Ray suggests blasting through the doors, but Egon calmly opens the unlocked door.
Myopic Architecture / int_a0b025d2	featureApplicability	1.0
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Ghostbusters: The Video Game (Video Game)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_a0b025d2
Myopic Architecture / int_a5d35fda	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_a5d35fda	comment	In The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, Helms Deep has the same weaknesses mentioned below in "Literature", plus a few new ones, as explained here by Shad. While the book isn't as specific about the details of the fortifications and can be given the benefit of the doubt in some respects, the scale and form of the fortifications are more clear in the movie and therefore more open to criticism. On the plus side, they depict the culvert in the Deeping Wall with a great big iron grille, but this is more than negated by the fact that the culvert in the movie is so enormous that orcs can enter two at a time, carrying bombs between them, without even having to duck their heads! Such a huge opening seems like total overkill to let out a stream that is only shown as being up to the orcs' ankles, and even if the designers of the fortress hadn't known of gunpowder, they should have at least expected that sappers would have tried to enter the culvert with picks and chip away enough rock to dislodge the single iron grille. Also just like in the book, the garrison doesn't think to block up the culvert with rubble before the enemy arrives. They don't give enough attention to defending it until it's too late and the Uruk-hai blast their way in. While the book describes the parapets as being high enough that only a tall man could look over them, with spaces between them that allow for the shooting of arrows, the merlons of the battlements in the film reach only up to mid-chest at most, exposing them to the attackers' arrows. Also, the fact that the Deeping Wall has only a single tower along its considerable length — and that the battlements aren't machicolated to allow the defenders to shoot directly beneath them — means there would be blind spots and hardly any ability to hit the attackers with flanking fire. Granted, the wall curves inward in a way that eliminates the visual blind spot, but it is long enough that effective flanking fire with bows of limited range would be rather difficult. The Hornburg itself has only one relatively flimsy gate that the Uruk-hai have to smash through before they're inside and able to wreak havoc. If it had a proper gatehouse like most real castles did, they would have had to break through a portcullis as well, and then found themselves faced with another gate and portcullis while being funneled into a small passage where the defenders could shoot them from holes in both sides and the ceiling. The arrangement of concentric walls does incorporate a very good idea from real-life castles, which is having the gate in the outer wall lead into a tight 90-degree turn that would be difficult to fit a ram through, channeling the attackers down a long path where the defenders could shoot them from the battlements on either side, and then having the gate of the second wall be 90 degrees at the end of that. However, the insides of the outer walls are not crenellated to take full advantage of this, and most gallingly, there is no gate restricting passage through the inner walls; instead, there's a huge frickin' archway that anyone could ride right through, which almost defeats the point of having an inner layer of walls in the first place!
Myopic Architecture / int_a5d35fda	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_a5d35fda
Myopic Architecture / int_a6030f56	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_a6030f56	comment	In Leisure Suit Larry 7: Love for Sail!, the door to the staff room is heavy steel and, if you get too close, about a hundred weapons emerge from the walls to point directly at your head. Security measures include testers for DNA, fingerprints, retinal scans, tongue prints, and urine analysis. But, it turns out, the latch doesn't work properly and you can get in by just pushing on it. To be fair, the option isn't among the list of available commands on the door. You have to type it in.
Myopic Architecture / int_a6030f56	featureApplicability	1.0
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Leisure Suit Larry 7: Love for Sail! (Video Game)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_a6030f56
Myopic Architecture / int_a6543322	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_a6543322	comment	In the Touhou Project fanfiction FREAKIN GENSOKYO, barriers and locked doors sometimes block the way deeper into a building. The walls around the door, however, are usually not as strong. Brad takes advantage of this by breaking through them with an enchanted plant hanger.
Myopic Architecture / int_a6543322	featureApplicability	1.0
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Touhou Project (Franchise)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_a6543322
Myopic Architecture / int_a65d40ad	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_a65d40ad	comment	Moreau Series: In Forests of the Night, the previous tenant of Nohar's apartment was a paranoid who replaced the front door with a heavy bulletproof door. Nohar speculates on how useful this would be considering the wall around it is normal wood and plaster. He later uses this door, unhinged, as a shield during a firefight.
Myopic Architecture / int_a65d40ad	featureApplicability	1.0
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Moreau Series	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_a65d40ad
Myopic Architecture / int_a95d1979	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_a95d1979	comment	Similarly to the Pirates of the Caribbean example above is the cell door on the pirate island in Shadow Hearts: From The New World. Natan just lifts it up and walks out.
Myopic Architecture / int_a95d1979	featureApplicability	1.0
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Shadow Hearts: From the New World (Video Game)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_a95d1979
Myopic Architecture / int_a993be1f	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_a993be1f	comment	There's a sequence in Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords that mirrors the opening to A New Hope, with your group boarding the Ravager as several Sith troopers gather around one of the doors, preparing to open fire when it's blown open... only to be caught off-guard when your NPC allies go off-script and blow through the wall beside them instead.
Myopic Architecture / int_a993be1f	featureApplicability	1.0
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Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords (Video Game)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_a993be1f
Myopic Architecture / int_ac7fd385	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_ac7fd385	comment	Hatoful Boyfriend: Holiday Star: Sakuya insists that a room's security is flawless and so he can display an item legendary thieves are seeking without fear. None of the other characters are convinced or surprised when, indeed, the room is broken into, and they react with exasperation finding that the security was impeccable... around the door. Despite there being a window, and most characters in the game, being uplifted birds, being capable of flight.
Myopic Architecture / int_ac7fd385	featureApplicability	1.0
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Hatoful Boyfriend (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_ac7fd385
Myopic Architecture / int_b370f94f	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_b370f94f	comment	In Toys, The Tommy Tanks try to break into the warehouse where Leslie and company are hiding. After a few bashes on the door, they decide to blow up the wall next to it.
Myopic Architecture / int_b370f94f	featureApplicability	1.0
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Toys	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_b370f94f
Myopic Architecture / int_b6c9037f	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_b6c9037f	comment	The Magnus Archives: Jurgen Leitner dedicated his life to collecting the world's most dangerous magical books and building a library capable of containing them. Unfortunately he spent so much time designing the place to make sure nothing could get out, he never considered the possibility that someone could break in.
Myopic Architecture / int_b6c9037f	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Magnus Archives (Podcast)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_b6c9037f
Myopic Architecture / int_b9b58c14	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_b9b58c14	comment	At one point in Ruby Quest, Ruby and Tom come across a door locked with a keycard reader. However, the door is made of wood, so the players just have Tom smash it to pieces with his crowbar.
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RubyQuest	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_b9b58c14
Myopic Architecture / int_bc1dc95a	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_bc1dc95a	comment	Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl presents a lesson: Don't build a jail door using half-pin barrel hinges. Although it's implied that Will only knows how to break the door because he helped build it. At World's End has a return of the half-barrel hinge on a jail door, enabling Jack to extricate himself again after one of his hallucinated doppelgangers notices it, and he remembers "leverage".
Myopic Architecture / int_bc1dc95a	featureApplicability	1.0
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Pirates of the Caribbean (Franchise)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_bc1dc95a
Myopic Architecture / int_bc3e398b	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_bc3e398b	comment	A minor example in Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, someone shuts a metal security door in their faces, and Sarah asks Cameron if she can get through it. Being a Terminator she could given time, but it's faster to punch a hole in the concrete wall. Of course, the person they were going after was expecting human pursuers, against whom the wall would have been sufficient.
Myopic Architecture / int_bc3e398b	featureApplicability	1.0
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Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_bc3e398b
Myopic Architecture / int_beac6ffb	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_beac6ffb	comment	In The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, the gate to the castle of Ikana is sealed and cannot be opened by any means... too bad there's a big hole in the wall right next to it. Amusingly, the presence of the hole seems to indicate that this trope occurred to Ikana's enemies in Termina's history.
Myopic Architecture / int_beac6ffb	featureApplicability	1.0
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The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (Video Game)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_beac6ffb
Myopic Architecture / int_c03c2b44	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_c03c2b44	comment	At World's End has a return of the half-barrel hinge on a jail door, enabling Jack to extricate himself again after one of his hallucinated doppelgangers notices it, and he remembers "leverage".
Myopic Architecture / int_c03c2b44	featureApplicability	1.0
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Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_c03c2b44
Myopic Architecture / int_c19c6efa	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_c19c6efa	comment	Commonly seen in Minecraft. Someone will go through a ridiculous procedure to create an incredibly elaborate safe that takes a full 5 minutes to open and someone else will simply dig through the wall. Also, many adventure maps start with the player locked in a cell, with one wall made out of a block that the rules of the map say they're allowed to break (usually clay), allowing them to easily escape into the hallway or an unlocked neighboring cell.
Myopic Architecture / int_c19c6efa	featureApplicability	1.0
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Minecraft (Video Game)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_c19c6efa
Myopic Architecture / int_c43df4d8	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: In The Space Museum", companion Vicki is helping the natives break into a weapons storage facility so they can overthrow the aliens who took over their planet. The computer guarding the door can tell if people are lying to it, which thieves logically would, so it doesn't check to make sure that truthful answers are good answers, allowing her to break in with the following exchange:
Myopic Architecture / int_c43df4d8	featureApplicability	1.0
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Doctor Who	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_c43df4d8
Myopic Architecture / int_c90faa8c	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_c90faa8c	comment	HÃ¤gar the Horrible: There is a strip where Hagar returns from a plundering, handing Helga a large, well-crafted castle-style lock, noting that she's been worried about people breaking into their house. She's initially overjoyed until she asks where he got it. "Oh, it wasn't too hard — it only took me five seconds to rip it out." In another strip, the occupants of a castle brag about how strong their door is. Hagar hits it with a battering ram and the door is unharmed. The rest of the castle falls down around it.
Myopic Architecture / int_c90faa8c	featureApplicability	1.0
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Hägar the Horrible (Comic Strip)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_c90faa8c
Myopic Architecture / int_cae652c	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_cae652c	comment	Happens twice in Hunter Ã— Hunter: During the Hunter Exam, the group of main characters are given a Sadistic Choice in the form of a fork in the road: A path that takes many hours to walk through that all five can enter and a path that takes only 5 minutes that only one person can enter. The team only has several minutes left before time runs out and they are disqualified, so the solution they decide upon is to go through the long path meant for five people, then punch through the wall separating the two paths and climb through the hole to take the short path. When Gon and Killua get captured by the Phantom Troupe, Nobunaga wants to nominate Gon into the troupe and chooses to keep them captive in an abandoned apartment building room until the troupe's leader returns. To that end, Nobunaga chooses a room with only one door and guards it, always keeping watch. Gon and Killua escape by each punching a hole through walls on opposite sides of the room, shocking Nobunaga and paralyzing him with indecision so the boys could create some distance from him, and they continue to punch holes through walls around the building to confuse Nobunaga long enough to leave the building and entirely out of Nobunaga's reach.
Myopic Architecture / int_cae652c	featureApplicability	1.0
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Hunter Ã— Hunter (Manga)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_cae652c
Myopic Architecture / int_d0799db8	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_d0799db8	comment	Jurassic Park: In the first film, the lab door is shown to be lockable and extremely durable, meaning that when it's sealed, it should be secure, except that right next to the door is a wall-length non-reinforced window. The velociraptors end up making use of this to break in.
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Myopic Architecture / int_d0e25eb9	comment	In Heavy Object the Cook Addition Islands are artificial lands meant to house top secret Object development. However there were multiple contractors involved in the construction with varying ideas on what security was needed for individual jobs. Air vents are completely secured against trespasser but utility passages are unlocked and lead directly into otherwise secure areas.
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Myopic Architecture / int_d22a9a66	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_d22a9a66	comment	In the Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf: Joys of Seasons episode "Candy House Fantasy", Paddi builds a candy house and hides in it to get away from Wolffy, who is trying to capture him. The house would seem otherwise impossible to damage if not for the fact that, with it being made of candy and all, Wolffy can eat through it easily.
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Myopic Architecture / int_d5a71dd5	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_d5a71dd5	comment	In Riven, you will end up at a wooden door locked with a padlock, and searching for a key in the massive age will prove futile. The solution? Crawl under the door.
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Myopic Architecture / int_d616724d	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_d616724d	comment	Braum's shield in League of Legends used to be a door to a magic vault. The door was unbreakable. The mountain the vault was part of wasn't.
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Myopic Architecture / int_d6c9c0a4	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_d6c9c0a4	comment	In an early episode of Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex, a cautious Togusa decides to open a door carefully in such a manner that he wouldn't set off any potential traps that may be rigged up. An impatient Batou says that it's an admirable skill to have, but they are in a hurry to bust a criminal. He kicks the door in, busting the bolt off the door in the process.
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Myopic Architecture / int_dc217e32	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_dc217e32	comment	Attempted by Ash Ketchum in PokÃ©mon Reset Bloodlines when he's kidnapped by Sabrina. While trapped in the Saffron Gym, Ash's PokÃ©mon first try to break through the doors and windows to escape, but they fail due to them being reinforced with Reflect and Light Screen. They instead decide to try and break down a wall, but Sabrina herself appears before they can do so, although she commends him since nobody had thought of trying that before.
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Myopic Architecture / int_e0614571	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_e0614571	comment	In Art of Domination, it's revealed one building's owner didn't have anywhere near enough funds to make it an impregnable fortress... so instead they focused on a big, attention-grabbing, indestructible door in hopes that it would make hostiles overlook the walls. It worked.
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Myopic Architecture / int_e0cc2a40	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_e0cc2a40	comment	In Dragons: Race to the Edge, when the dragon hunters capture Heather and Windshear in their "dragon-proof" chains, Hiccup reasons, "If we can't blast the chains, blast the winches!" It works. The bad news is that the hunters fix that weakness next season — when they catch Meatlug and Fishlegs, the winch is made of the same metal. Hiccup reminds them, "But that wood deck isn't!" One blast later, Meatlug's flying away with the chain and winch dangling from her leg.
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Myopic Architecture / int_e2cb4c1	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_e2cb4c1	comment	Doctor Strange: Strange's own Sanctum Sanctorum is guarded by warding spells linked to its characteristic round window. A band of his enemies once gained access by breaking down the wood of the window frame, causing the whole thing to fall apart. In Doctor Strange: The Oath, a door is sealed with a magic sigil. Strange asks Wong to break the door down. Seconds later, the Night Nurse calmly picks the lock with a hairpin.
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Myopic Architecture / int_e4b5d35b	comment	In the opening of Freedom Planet, Big Bad Lord Brevon enters the royal palace by burrowing beneath it, to the shock of the royals who thought that the walls of their castle were impenetrable. As Brevon himself notes, the walls are impenetrable; the floor, however, is not.
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Myopic Architecture / int_e4ee75a9	comment	The Demon Headmaster: In The Revenge of the Demon Headmaster, this occurs near the end of the book:
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Myopic Architecture / int_e6318baf	comment	Midsomer Murders: In an episode, Troy opens a safe by removing its back panel with an axe: Only the front and sides were armored.
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Myopic Architecture / int_e75c6d45	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_e75c6d45	comment	One of the Tempts Fate fundraiser comics from Goblins has the protagonist come to a magical talking door that asks anyone who approaches an incredibly difficult riddle. If they answer incorrectly, it triggers an instant-death trap. The door never said it was locked. Tempts simply opens the door and walks through without giving an answer at all.
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Myopic Architecture / int_ed7a9a5	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_ed7a9a5	comment	In an episode of The Fantastic Four, Diablo is running from Thing and retreats into a panic room. He assumes he's safe since the door is made of titanium, which Thing is not strong enough to break. When Thing reaches the room, he just breaks through the wall.
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Myopic Architecture / int_efa49b17	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_efa49b17	comment	In one episode of The Mentalist, the Victim of the Week was killed via exposure to a deadly virus kept in a high-security vault accessed by retina scan - which didn't work right and would let in anybody who presented their eye for scanning.
Myopic Architecture / int_efa49b17	featureApplicability	1.0
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Myopic Architecture / int_f15f622e	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_f15f622e	comment	In an episode of MacGyver, he's at a college supervising a day in which students who have locked the doors of their dorm rooms in various creative ways change places and try to open them. One student's room isn't locked at all. This plot was based on an actual annual event at Caltech.
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MacGyver (1985)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_f15f622e
Myopic Architecture / int_f3ef0f86	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_f3ef0f86	comment	In Artemis Fowl when Butler is rescuing Artemis (trapped in his "secure" office because the lock had been welded shut), he blasts the frame instead of firing at the door itself. He notes that the security flaw should be fixed even as he exploits it.
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Artemis Fowl	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_f3ef0f86
Myopic Architecture / int_f4e799ee	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_f4e799ee	comment	A common conceit in Michael Weston's voice-overs on Burn Notice is that people are more apt to reinforce doors than the nearby walls. Indeed, he uses this in the very first episode against Sugar, his downstairs neighbor who is also an obnoxious drug dealer. Michael notes that even a low-end drug dealer will probably have a reinforced door for extra security. So when Sugar is standing directly behind said reinforced door with a gun so he can shoot Michael if he makes it through, Michael opts to go through the perfectly ordinary wall to the side instead.
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Burn Notice	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_f4e799ee
Myopic Architecture / int_f6da9a18	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_f6da9a18	comment	In one chapter of Sgt. Frog, the Keronians test out their new security system on Momoka's mother Ouka, who wants to get her hands on Keroro for some reason. The first obstacle is a series of electronic locks on the mini-fridge that serves as the main entrance to the lair. What does Ouka do? Rip the door off its hinges.
Myopic Architecture / int_f6da9a18	featureApplicability	1.0
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Myopic Architecture / int_f81101f2	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_f81101f2	comment	PokÃ©mon: The Original Series: In the episode "Turning Over a New Bayleef", the Team Rocket trio traps a group of PokÃ©mon under a dome made of "absolutely, positively unbreakable" glass. However, the dome isn't quite securely attached enough to keep it from being pried loose (as James later says, "it wasn't absolutely, positively unshakeable"), and so Ash and the captives are able to dislodge it.
Myopic Architecture / int_f81101f2	featureApplicability	1.0
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Pokémon: The Original Series	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_f81101f2
Myopic Architecture / int_f8acc9ea	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_f8acc9ea	comment	In Control, near the entrance to the Maintenance Sector there's a door locked behind Level 2 Clearance. When entering Maintenance, you only have Level 1 - however, you also have Launch, so you can easily get inside by throwing some heavy object at the floor-to-ceiling windows surrounding the impenetrable door.
Myopic Architecture / int_f8acc9ea	featureApplicability	1.0
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Control (Video Game)	hasFeature	Myopic Architecture / int_f8acc9ea
Myopic Architecture / int_fe5f7909	type	Myopic Architecture
Myopic Architecture / int_fe5f7909	comment	In Guards! Guards!, Vetinari is revealed to have done this on purpose: while the lock to the palace dungeon is on the outside, the locking mechanisms are on the inside. Would-be usurpers throw him in the dungeon expecting it to serve as a Tailor-Made Prison; instead, it's an impregnable fortress that he can "escape" at his leisure.
Myopic Architecture / int_fe5f7909	featureApplicability	1.0
Myopic Architecture / int_fe5f7909	featureConfidence	1.0
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