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Vanishing Village
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A plot that features a location that only appears or is accessible for certain periods of time. Frequently the home to a Lost World or civilization, it is usually found accidentally by "outsider" characters. Common features of the subsequent plot include one of the outsiders falling in love with a native, and/or the outsiders being required to leave within a certain period of time, or be trapped there. Many examples are in reference to the 1947 musical Brigadoon, about two American tourists who stumble upon the mysterious town of the same name. Compare The Little Shop That Wasn't There Yesterday. Not to be confused with Hidden Elf Village, although the inhabitants of the Hidden Elf Village usually turn their town into a Vanishing Village if they have the phlebotinum to pull it off. Subtrope of Revealing Continuity Lapse. Sometimes a Lost World or The Shangri-La, explaining why it remains hidden despite the best efforts of Google Earth; it wasn't actually there when they took that particular satellite picture. Examples |
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Castle Captor in The Smurfs is a Haunted Castle that appears every 500 years to capture those who are foolish enough to enter its gates, and tries very hard to keep its captives from ever escaping before it disappears. | |
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Illusion Village in the first Robopon game. | |
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Dungeons & Dragons Online: The raid called "The Shroud" involves an devil invasion of the hero's world. It occurs because the devils' plane becomes "co-terminous" with the material plane every few thousand years, causing a Thin Dimensional Barrier that lets them cross over. | |
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The anime series Brigadoon: Marin and Melan has the same name as the play in the title and a world sort of similar to it. It also has robot gunsword-slingers from another dimension. | |
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The film version of Brigadoon. | |
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In The Orville episode Mad Idolatry, a planet phases in and out of our dimension, but for every 11 days of normal time, 700 years pass on the planet. This causes their technology to jump centuries ahead each time they reappear. Eventually, a sequel episode has the planet 50,000 years ahead of the normal universe. | |
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101 Dalmatians: The Series has one of these. In "De Vil-Age Elder", Roger, Anita, the pups and Spot stumble upon Devilville, a village that was placed under a curse to disappear and reappear for one day every one hundred years. Everyone within the village becomes brainwashed into becoming endlessly happy, except for De Vils and chickens. | |
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The eponymous continent of Ys in the first two games, and the lost city of Kefin in Ys V: Lost Kefin, Kingdom of Sand. | |
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The Humanx Commonwealth novels apply this trope to an entire planet, Quofum. | |
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In the Deverry series by Kathrine Kerr, the dwarven island of Haen Marn teleports away when its inhabitants are threatened, disappearing for years at a time until ithe island deems it safe to return | |
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The Baten Kaitos series has Mira, an entire island that periodically fades in and out of existence and cannot be reached in Origins for this reason, and Sedna, a town that was completely turned to magnus and can be restored as a Side Quest. | |
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While it's never been relevent to the stories, The Discworld Companion claims the country of Chimeria (which gets referenced briefly in The Colour of Magic, and never gets mentioned again) is a brigadoon, as is the Lost City of Ee (which is why so many adventurers have discovered it, only to lose it again almost immediately). There's also the Lost City of Leshp, seen in Jingo, which is obviously a reference to Atlantis, but also overlaps with this trope: It's built on an island of hollow pumice which fills up with volcanic gas over decades until it floats to the surface, then sinks when all the gas dissipates. | |
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The Disney Channel Original Movie Halloweentown claims that the eponymous magical town is only accessible one night of the year (no points for guessing which night). At the end of the sequel, the heroes manage to use the Power of Love to force open the portal indefinitely. | |
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Exalted has a spell specifically to produce the Brigadoon effect. | |
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Jem has this in one episode, in which they find shangri-la, and learn the curitive music, the city disappears after they leave, and the misfits cant' find it. | |
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In Pathfinder, "Phantasmal" settlements only manifest under specific conditions, such as on a holy day or when the moon is shining, and can only be reached through Dimensional Travel otherwise. | |
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There is an example of this in Adventures of the Gummi Bears called "Gummadoon". | |
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Farscape has an episode with a group of planets at the centre of a time anomaly where time passes much faster than in the wider universe and which only become accessible for an hour or so every fifty-five years. It is suggested that since the spaceship Moya is part-way into the anomaly, it may be experiencing a milder but still serious level of time displacement. | |
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Miragia in Commander Keen IV is a crystalline Domed City that constantly fades in and out of the world map. The level itself is filled with similarly vanishing Temporary Platforms. | |
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: The planet Meridian, in the episode of the same title, appears only once every 60 years. | |
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Played mostly straight (as straight as the series could muster, anyhow) in the second season episode "Brigadoom" of Lexx, which was also a Musical Episode. | |
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The Pink Panther: One episode of the series featuring a non-silent Pink features an Arabian kingdom cursed to only appear once every 500 years. The curse will only be broken if the Sultan marries an outsider. | |
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In The Secrets of Droon book City In The Clouds, the floating city of Ro only appears once in hundreds of years, and the heroes (and the villains) are in serious danger of getting stranded there. | |
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Scare Tactics (DC Comics): The band finds itself stranded in a remote town named Beaumont, where they all experience their worst nightmares brought to life. After they escape, they stop at a gas station to ask about Beaumont, only for the Creepy Gas-Station Attendant to tell them there is no town in the direction they came from. | |
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Captain Marvel Jr. visited the "City in the Mirage," which appeared once every thousand years, in a 1975 Shazam! comic that also saw his older counterpart visiting a future where giant rats have taken over the world. | |
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The characters in Sliders are driven from one dimension to the next by the fact that each world is essentially one of these. Though this is only because of a malfunction with the device they use to go from world to world. If it worked right, they'd be able to come and go as they please. | |
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The second Read or Die manga (Read or Dream) featured a ghost library that appeared to the living once every ten years. Of course, you could visit it all you liked after you were dead, as long as you brought your books back on time. | |
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The fortress-city Tambelon from My Little Pony 'n Friends appears for about a day or so every five centuries, during which the evil goat warlord there, Grogar, attempts to conquer the world. When he appears during the series' present, he loses his power (at least temporarily) and his army, meaning that the next time he reappears he will be a much lesser threat. | |
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One of these makes an appearance in Black Moon Chronicles. Demons use the protagonists' unwitting stay there to stuff main character Wismerhill's first girlfriend into the fridge. | |
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Legion of Super-Heroes One issue of DC's post-Zero Hour Legion of Super-Heroes features the planet Steeple, which is somehow only accessible for a limited period of time every ten years due to a black hole. Legionnaire Karate Kid ends up missing the window out of reluctance to leave an injured teammate, although they both ended up getting rescued anyhow. Tyroc in the 1970's came from the island of Marzal, which had a similar problem. The story's title was The Brigadoon Syndrome. Pre-Crisis Planet Rokyn had just such a relationship with the universe. |
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Princess Cadence's home, the Crystal Empire, was once this in My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. Thanks to Twilight Sparkle and her friends (and to a greater extent, Spike), it has become a mainstay for the rest of Equestria after ridding it of its tyrant, King Sombra. | |
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Doctor Who: "The Ghost Monument" has the titular location, said to appear once every 1,000 years. It's shortly revealed that it's the missing TARDIS caught in a materialization loop and unable to properly land. | |
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Spoofed in an episode of Beetlejuice, "Brinkadoom", where Beetlejuice and Lydia get stuck in such a place, a "sleepy little town" (pun intended) that vanishes for a millenium when all its inhabitants fall asleep. | |
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The Elric Saga has several examples: One book is called The Vanishing Tower, and is named after a tower which is an example of this trope; there's also Myshella's citadel, which is similar to the other vanishing tower but not the same; and the legendary city of Tanelorn is a location sought by many but not accessible in the normal way. | |
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EXTRAPOWER: Attack of Darkforce: The Hidden Elf Village of Ispares, the old hometown of Blackberry, is populated entirely by magicians. As a rule they keep their city hidden from the outside world, which comes in handy when the Dark Force invasion scours the planet for sources of magic. | |
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The city of Dawn in Ultima III. "Dawn lasts for but a brief moment." Minus the "must escape or be trapped" part... the city's got a really favorable timeflow differential. | |
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In the GURPS Infinite Worlds sourcebook, places like Brigadoon are referred to as 'shiftrealms', and range from the archetypal 'town from the mists' to a subway car that always knows where its passengers need to go. | |
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King has The Uncertain City from "Monsteritis", which flickers in and out of existence at random intervals. Anyone in The Uncertain City when it vanishes will also disappear, and won't return until the city flickers back into existence. | |
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Pokemon Ruby/Saphire/Emerald features Mirage Island, a mysterious island that has a roughly 1 in 10,000 chance of appearing in Route 130 every day. Emerald also features Marine Cave and Terra Cave, which periodically appear and disappear in random locations. Remakes Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire feature instead the Mirage Spots, a series of small islands which can only be accessed by soaring to one on Latias or Latios. Every day the set of islands that will appear is randomized, with more islands appearing if you streetpass people that have them. |
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Loki's Manhattan apartment became one of these in the eight months they propel it forward when breaking the time stream in Loki: Agent of Asgard. Verity even checked the building plans — it was apparently never there. They also moved it magically several times, so probably many people managed to lose it in the course of the series. | |
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