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Sometimes it can be taken to indicate at least a minimal level of genre savviness, for example, in situations where splitting up means that one group will later have to go find the other group. It's also a clear win in horror films where the monster/killer will pick off each member one by one.

At other times, it's clear proof of Genre Blindness; if there's only one Big Bad, and the group is running from it, staying together means that the whole scene becomes the punchline of a joke: "I don't have to outrun the bear, I only have to outrun you." Additionally, staying in a group in that case makes it much more likely that when The Millstone trips and falls, they'll wipe out at least one other person as well. In this case, it might be deemed safer to apply Let's Split Up, Gang!.

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Anime & Manga

• In Bleach, the heroes infiltrate Hueco Mundo to rescue Orihime. When they come across a series of corridors and have no idea where any of them lead to, Ichigo of all people tells everybody to stick together to increase their chances of survival and success. Unfortunately, Renji and Rukia call him out on his "whining" and say "A true warrior doesn't fear death." The team splits up, and this blunder nearly gets them all killed.
• Fairy Tail: During the S-Class Trial arc, Levy suggests that she, Lisanna, Elfman, and Evergreen stick together, in light of the circumstances. Meanwhile, Natsu, Gray, and Cana have all run off by themselves.
• During the Hetalia: Axis Powers Bloodbath 2010, Iceland had a feeling that something bad was going to happen and pleaded with Turkey to stay with them as it would be the safest. Of course, in the background, the rest of the Nordics got kidnapped while Iceland was talking.
• In Yu-Gi-Oh!: Capsule Monsters, the heroes are forcibly separated by monsters in the first two episodes and recognize the danger of being alone.

Comic Books

• The Dungeons & Dragons comic published by IDW states it word-for-word at one point.
• Near the start of The Sandman (1989), Morpheus and John Constantine go into a dark house. Constantine is thinking "Movies. Old dark house. Horrible menace on the loose. "Let's split up". Muffled screams in darkness...".Constantine: Uh... We'll stick together, won't we?Morpheus: Of course.
• One of the early DC Comics for Scooby-Doo has a fictional story about aliens transforming into humans. This causes tension within the Mystery Inc. when Fred orders a split up. For once, they don't split up. As usual for Scooby-Doo and his friends, the aliens are fake.
• Discussed in Supergirl story arc Red Daughter of Krypton. Guy Gardner split his team before sending them out to find another Red Lantern. After seeing what devastation that Lantern caused, he thought that splitting up was a dumb mistake.
• One Thorgal story has him lost in an underground maze with a few other prisoners. Ar a junction, one suggests they'd cover more ground if they split up, to which Thorgal responds that it's also the best way to get lost.
• Briefly mentioned in The Transformers: Last Stand of the Wreckers. It's noted that the first rule listed the Wreckers' training manual is to never split the party. Sure enough, the Wreckers splitting into two teams for the Garrus-9 mission ends up being a big contributor to the deaths that ensue.
• In one X-Men story, Colossus and Kitty Pryde are looking after the younger mutants at the Xavier school while Cyclops takes a team into the field. Kitty tries to contact Cyclops at one point, but can't raise him on the mansion's communication system. When Colossus suggests that he should reconnoiter with Cyclops' team, Kitty answers, "You mean split up? Someday I've got to sit you down in front of some good horror movies, babe."

Fan Works

• In Bleach (S) Abridged, Chad argues for this when the group come upon the multiple hallways in Las Noches. It unfortunately fails, because Ichigo wants to give him and Uryu a chance to back out.Renji: Hear me out... we split the party.Chad: Hear me out- No!
• In Mirai SMP, Subverted and then painfully deconstructed with Techno, Cooper and Travis in the beginning of the story. Their diaries urge them to stick together, which they do try to do... Except Cooper, who insists they go down a dangerous path and runs off before Techno can stop him. Techno gets an alert that Cooper will die if he opens the door that Taylor and Jordan have set a trap up in... And he's unable to stop him due to being separated from him.
• In With This Ring, the SI actually sings the Trope Namer while using his ring to depict him and his team as DnD characters in a dungeon.

Live-Action TV

• Are You Afraid of the Dark?: The kids in the horror stories always deliberately try to stick together, which is understandable since, while they might not be Genre Savvy, the Midnight Society member telling the story is. A good example is when two movie theater employees find their boss collapsed in his office (from a vampire bite, as they'll find out shortly), and the phones are, naturally, dead.Boy: We gotta get help.Girl: Well, I'll stay with him.Boy: No, we're staying together. Now come on.
• In Boy Meets World's Slasher Movie episode, "And Then There Was Shawn", when the gang tries to hide from the killer in the library:Shawn: "All right, everybody, as much as this goes against my horror movie instincts, I think we should split up, that way, the killer can't get to us all at once."
• One of Us is Lying: When Bronwyn wants to split up while they look for Maeve in "One Of Us Is Dancing" Janae asks her incredulously if she's never watched horror movies. It's subverted though as nothing happens to them.
• Person of Interest. In "If-Then-Else", Team Machine is trapped and the Machine is running thousands of simulations to find a way of them accomplishing their mission and get out alive. We're shown two scenarios in which the team is split, with one group to carry out the mission while the other secures the escape route, that result in them getting killed or captured. Only the third scenario shown, in which Team Machine stays together to give mutual aid and protection, has a chance of success.
• Lampshaded in Power Rangers Operation Overdrive, where Dax warns about how they're going to get picked off one by one, but the rest of the team ignores him and splits up anyway.
• Red Dwarf: Lister: Okay, look, let's split up.Rimmer: Why? Why should we split up?Lister: Well, we'll do the search quicker.Rimmer: What's the hurry? Have you got some major luncheon appointment you have to rush off to?

Music

• YouTube has several music videos of a song by Emerald Rose called "Never Split the Party."Don't you know? You never split the party! Clerics in the back to keep those fighters hale and hearty, The wizard in the middle, where he can shed some light, And you never let that damn thief out of sight...

Stand-Up Comedy

• French Humorist Jean Marie Bigard had a skit on how Slasher Movie Main Characters are Too Dumb to Live. At some point the four survivors decide to split up, prompting a rant on how stupid it is, how there are plenty of situations where splitting up is a good ideanote (such as grocery shopping, where it saved him 15 minutes a few days ago) and how being hunted by a slasher is not one of them.

Web Comics

• Darths & Droids
• In strip #436, the players manage, somehow, to fail at this completely and get split into four groups, despite the fact that they only have three players present.
• This becomes a Running Gag; in the commentary for strip #832, it's noted that you can always split the party further. "If this involves independently moving disembodied body parts, all the better."
• In strip #921, when Episode V starts with the DM randomly assigning locations to the characters:Pete: Wait a minute. You're starting the party split up?Annie: He's using reverse psychology.
• The Free Spirit (2014) comic "Bedbugs and Broomsticks" has Winnie enforce this by objecting to Robb's plan for their party to split up.
• From MeatShield, Dhur might be an Idiot Hero, but if there's one adventuring lesson he knows, it's that you don't split the party.
• The perils of this are a major theme of the fourth major story arc in Rich Burlew's The Order of the Stick, to the point where Don't Split the Party is the title of the book compiling that arc.
• In Nebula, Mars and Earth agree that with Sun being Not Himself, the planets should all stick together for safety, just in case.
• Penny Arcade highlights the concept in their Conflux arc, noting that game masters will often split the players' party. Tycho notes that they can instead force the players to split their own party. (This turns out to mean make them quit playing.)

Web Original

• One of the most memorable moments in Acquisitions Incorporated occurs at the climax of season three, where Aoefel, in pursuit of his Oath of Vengeance's target (and the season's Dragon), runs out too far ahead of the rest of the party and falls into an acid pit trap. As he is way too far from them to call for help, they don't even find a corpse by the time they catch up. That was the very last occurrence of party-splitting on the show ever since.
• AFK: Whenever anyone suggests it, someone objects that this isn't a good idea.
• The Spoony Experiment
• Referenced in Spoony's riffing of the Dungeons & Dragons-spinoff board game ''Dragon Strike'': "Seriously, if you split the party, I'll wring your stupid neck."
• Also mentioned by him when reviewing Mazes and Monsters, when the party, surprisingly enough, decides to split, he repeatedly chants 'don't split the party.' Naturally, something bad happens to the characters shortly thereafter.
• In the D20 Live at Con-Bravo:Spoony: (to Linkara, after the latter suggests going to investigate the plot hook on his own) You're splitting the party. Never do that.Big Mike: Well, I've only mentioned thieves about five times, what's the worst that could happen?Spoony: He could get shanked in the kidneys and die.
• Counter Monkey:
• There's a whole video dedicated to the trope, entitled Let's Split Up (We can destroy the campaign faster that way.) During said video, Spoony references his earlier Dethklok campaign and how splitting the party cost LordKat and Rollo T their original characters: when confronted with a mysterious portal, Jason and Chris jumped in while the rest of the team refused, which resulted in two PCs fighting a battle intended for all six heroes and getting slaughtered.
• Reinforced in a later Counter Monkey video, "BABOON!!!", where the party is split twice, both ending horribly. First, the team's Technical Pacifist gnome druid Fidget went to explore a secret underground area alone, while the rest of the group was asleep, and was promptly mauled by Goretusk while too far away for the team to hear her cries. Later, the team sent their elf rogue and cat-man ranger to scout several blocks ahead, and upon the Big Bad's Dragon learning about them, he sent swarms of insects after them before himself attacking. Avery (the rogue) was nearly killed, but Spoony improvised a story arc that saved her character.
• Several stories of the Whateley Universe have this, usually in Team Tactics class. Caitlin's biggest gripe with the other teams is splitting up, it gets to the point that when Team Kimba choose names for their tactics, splitting up and tackling tasks separately is deemed 'the anti-Caitlin'.
• Dingo Doodles at one point describes how her party (of three plus one npc) split in three groups, each going their sepparate ways. This is portrayed less as a danger since they're all capable, and more as torture for the poor dm who has to run three storylines at once.

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