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* In ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}},'' Dr. Manhattan got his powers when a freak lab accident removed the natural "intrinsic field" holding the matter of his body together, but left his bodyless consciousness, which was then able to reconstruct a body for him, as well as affect other matter.
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* ''[[Literature/Babel2022 Babel]]'' by Creator/RebeccaFKuang: Long-term UtilityMagic is a MundaneFantastic element of life in 1830s London, including enchantments to strengthen old building foundations. [[spoiler:When the maintenance schedule for those spells is disrupted, those buildings start collapsing.]]
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* ''[[Literature/Babel2022 Babel]]'' by Creator/RebeccaFKuang: ''Literature/BabelOrTheNecessityOfViolence'': Long-term UtilityMagic is a MundaneFantastic element of life in 1830s London, including enchantments to strengthen old building foundations. [[spoiler:When the maintenance schedule for those spells is disrupted, those buildings start collapsing.]]
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* In ''LightNovel/FullMetalPanic'' even the largest [[AMechByAnyOtherName Arm Slaves]] are only around 10 meters tall, so when the 40 meter tall "Behemoth" shows up, the fact that a HumongousMecha of its size normally shouldn't be able to support its own weight is a major plot point. Sure enough, the protagonists discover that the Behemoth is equipped with a [[BlackBox Lambda Driver]], which would normally provide it with {{Telekinesis}} but is instead being used just to hold everything together. When its Lambda Driver takes damage, the entire thing collapses on itself.
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* In ''LightNovel/FullMetalPanic'' ''Literature/FullMetalPanic'' even the largest [[AMechByAnyOtherName Arm Slaves]] are only around 10 meters tall, so when the 40 meter tall "Behemoth" shows up, the fact that a HumongousMecha of its size normally shouldn't be able to support its own weight is a major plot point. Sure enough, the protagonists discover that the Behemoth is equipped with a [[BlackBox Lambda Driver]], which would normally provide it with {{Telekinesis}} but is instead being used just to hold everything together. When its Lambda Driver takes damage, the entire thing collapses on itself.
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* In ''LightNovel/KnightsAndMagic'' the bodies of demon beasts are magically reinforced. For larger beasts like [[{{Kaiju}} Behemoths]] this means that running out of {{Mana}} can be fatal, since without a Reinforce Field their bodies are unable to support their own weight.
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* In ''LightNovel/KnightsAndMagic'' ''Literature/KnightsAndMagic'' the bodies of demon beasts are magically reinforced. For larger beasts like [[{{Kaiju}} Behemoths]] this means that running out of {{Mana}} can be fatal, since without a Reinforce Field their bodies are unable to support their own weight.
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* In ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets'', Harry guesses that the Wesley's bizarre house is probably held up by magic.
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* In ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets'', Harry guesses that the Wesley's Weasleys' bizarre house is probably held up by magic.
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* ''[[Literature/Babel2022 Babel]]'' by Creator/RebeccaFKuang: Long-term UtilityMagic is a MundaneFantastic element of life in 1830s London, including enchantments to strengthen old building foundations. [[spoiler:When the maintenance schedule for those spells is disrupted, those buildings start collapsing.]]
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* Every so often (especially in the guidebooks), a structural integrity field is used to explain why ComicBook/IronMan can withstand a punch from the [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulk]].
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* Every so often (especially in the guidebooks), a structural integrity field is used to explain why ComicBook/IronMan can withstand a punch from the [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk]].
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** ''TabletopGame/{{Eberron}}'': Sharn, the [[SkyscraperCity City of Towers]], is a variant -- its massive skyscrapers are made possible by a region of RealityBleed that enhances flight and levitation magic.
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* A variant of this is in ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight''. Reinforcement is one of the most basic forms of magic, and can be described as concentrating an objects traits. For instance, reinforcing a wooden sword makes it temporarily harder, sharper, and more resilient, reinforcing a body makes it MadeOfIron and minor SuperStrength, reinforcing eyes gives you eagle vision etc.
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* A variant of this is in ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight''. Reinforcement is one of the most basic forms of magic, and can be described as concentrating an objects traits. For instance, reinforcing a wooden sword makes it temporarily harder, sharper, and more resilient, reinforcing a body makes it MadeOfIron and grands minor SuperStrength, SuperStrength and SuperToughness, reinforcing eyes gives you eagle vision etc.
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* ''VideoGame/MasterOfOrion 2'': [[BlandNameProduct Doom]] [[StarWars Star]] class ships are stated to require these to be feasible.
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* ''VideoGame/MasterOfOrion 2'': [[BlandNameProduct Doom]] [[StarWars [[Franchise/StarWars Star]] class ships are stated to require these to be feasible.
