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A simple pressure plate below the cheese activates the powerful vacuum tube sucking the mouse to any location you or the vast network of tubes dictates. The highly lucky suction is capable of capturing a mouse that is on the brink of escape, producing a satisfying "FOOOMP" sound.

Stale SUPER|brie+ has been found to be a harder substance than that of diamond, a property that the mighty RhinoBot puts to good use. Describing the power of this massive instrument of mouse destruction is simple: whatever it hits, it destroys.

A fantastical weapon thought up by those mysterious trap makers known only to Ronza. A heavy, gold-plated, sapphire-encrusted gavel propelled by Gnawnia's Best™ environmentally-friendly, all-natural rocket fuel!

"Gnawnia's Best™ is the only safe-to-use rocket fuel in all of Gnawnia. Look for it in your grocery aisle, next to the cans of Radioactive Sludge (also safe). You know it's true when the flame glows blue!"

Encased in metal that has stood the test of extreme weathering and time, the Sandstorm MonstroBot is outfitted with the most advanced technologies. Should a mouse be lucky enough to escape its heat sensor tracking and turbo lasers, they are still left to face its sheer size and hardened fists. One MonstroBot alone could take out three Digby DrillBots at once... easily. Thankfully, its tastes are of the more furry rodent variety!

Although the Muridae Market is heavily fortified, the Marching Flame still poses a significant threat. It was this threat which prompted the local Trapsmith to devise a sentinel powered by Flameshards. Able to sink its body into the sand, the Sandtail Sentinel patiently waits with its eyes just above the surface, waiting for a mouse to approach a baited base.

Zap! This high-powered Shrink Ray reduces mice to miniature in seconds flat! Makes a great trap for a beginning MouseHunter!

A lumbering elemental built from powerful Geyser Smolder Stones, this massive weapon sits still until the thermal signature of a nearby mouse comes near. Driven by its craving for heat, the trap snatches up mice and consumes them to keep its core hot.

It is a little-known fact that mice share humanity's obsession with the weather patterns of vinegar-filled miniature aquariums, which is, in part, why the Snowglobe trap is so successful. When a mouse comes near the snow globe to get a better look at the winter wonderland inside, the moving platform catapults it through the force field at the front of the globe, where it bonks its head on the the back wall. Once in the globe, it will freeze, becoming a natural part of the interior scenery.

Three razor sharp knife blades come downwards rapidly while a half dozen high speed drill bits come upwards, leaving little evidence that the mouse ever existed.

If you believe the simplest answer is the best, then white glue and some cheese is the way to go!