History Main / AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal

** Droop-a-long Coyote on ''WesternAnimation/RicochetRabbitAndDroopALongCoyote wore a hat, scarf and gun holster.

* Tony the Tiger from ''Frosted Flakes'' cereal sports only a red bandana. His son, Tony Jr., had a bandana and ball cap.

* ''Film/LyleLyleCrocodile": Lyle wears a scarf.

* ''WesternAnimation/DinosaurTrain'': The Conductor's mom only wears a collar around her neck, while his nephew, Gilbert, only wears a conductor's hat. All the other ''Troodon'' who operate the Dinosaur Train or work at the stations wear hats.

* Tony the Tiger from ''Frosted Flakes'' cereal sports only a neckerchief. His son, Tony Jr., had a neckerchief and ball cap.

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'', the title character and his parents [[BarefootCartoonAnimal don't wear shoes]] but are otherwise fully clothed. However, Darwin (essentially Gumball's brother) wears ''only'' shoes. Several other characters, like Darwin, wear only shoes, including Penny (peanut), Tobias (multi-colored blot with limbs), and Anton (piece of toast). Other examples with different accessories include Principal Brown (a slug with brown hair and glasses) and Carrie (a ghost with hair clips)

See also HalfDressedCartoonAnimal and TertiarySexualCharacteristics. Subtrope of AppropriateAnimalAttire.

* Sakamoto from ''Manga/{{Nichijou}}'' wears a red scarf that turns him into a TalkingAnimal. HilarityEnsues when [[ChildProdigy the Professor]] decides to give it to a crow for a while.

* ''VideoGame/MailMole'': Pretty much all of the cast don't wear much clothing. [[PlayerCharacter Molty]], for example, only wears eyeglasses, a mailman's hat, and a mailbag... assuming you don't [[VirtualPaperDoll change his outfit]].
* Shoes and gloves are the standard outfit for most ([[PantslessMalesFullyDressedFemales male]]) characters in the ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' series. Chip from ''VideoGame/SonicUnleashed'' wears even less, only a necklace. Typically averted with female characters like Amy Rose and Cream (who both wear dresses), or Rouge with her SpyCatsuit meets OfCorsetsSexy outfit.
* ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'':
** Yoshi from ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld'' and later games wears only shoes and a saddle, like most other members of his species.
** The little Yo'ster from ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor'' wears a diaper (because he is a newborn) yet lacks a saddle.
** Also [[BigBad Bowser]], who only wears a spiked collar and wristbands, as well as some of the enemies in the games.
** In addition to wearing spiked wristbands like his father, Bowser Jr. wears a white bandana with fangs on it.

* In ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'':
** Subverted with the Pokemon Sylveon, which appears to be wearing several bows with trailing ribbons, but these "accessories" are actually part of its body; the trailing ribbons are feelers.
** In the ''VideoGame/PokemonMysteryDungeon'' games, the Pokémon belonging to the Rescue Teams all wear bandanas, but usually nothing else. It doesn't show up in their in-game sprites, though.

* The sheep-men from the Nightmare levels in ''VideoGame/{{Catherine}}'' have a few features which identify them (Sheep with Sunglasses, Sheep with Regent Hair, Sheep with Police Hat, etc.) and can help you recognize them as humans in the real world.
* The VideoGame/{{Battletoads}} all wear spiked black kneepads, as well as individual accessories: sunglasses for Rash, gauntlets and a belt for Zitz, and spiked armbands for Pimple. Notably, they all used to be human.
* When [[RubberForeheadAliens Daxter]] is changed into a [[MixAndMatchCritters ottsel]] in ''VideoGame/JakAndDaxterThePrecursorLegacy'', he goes from fully clothed to only wearing gloves and a pilot hat with goggles. Later moves to HalfDressedCartoonAnimal after [[AndYourRewardIsClothes he gains pants]].
* ''Franchise/{{Persona}}'':
** The unnamed shrine fox from ''VideoGame/Persona4'' wears a red scarf.
** Morgana from ''VideoGame/Persona5'' is a cat-like being who wears a black bandanna mask, a yellow bandana around his neck, and a utility belt.
* All the 8 canine warriors from ''{{VideoGame/Okami}}'' have scarves.
* A black cat wearing a red scarf shows up in an early chapter of ''VideoGame/GhostTrick''. He [[ChekhovsGunman turns out to be important]], as he's [[spoiler: Sissel's true form]].
* Many of the non-villager characters in ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'', along with the sheep villagers. Most of the other villagers are half-dressed, though.
* ''[[VideoGame/BanjoKazooie Banjo-Kazooie]]'':
** Kazooie temporarily becomes one if she uses a shoe power-up, whether it be Wading Boots or [[SprintShoes Turbo Trainers]] in the first game, or Springy Step Shoes or [[StickyShoes Claw Clamber Boots]] in [[VideoGame/BanjoTooie the second]].
** In the first two games, Boggy the Polar Bear only wears a scarf. However, the rest of his family all wear more clothes than he does. In the first game, [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal his children all wear pants]], and in the second, his wife and children are all fully clothed.
** Gobi the Camel wears only a blue collar.
** Eyrie, as a baby, wears nothing but a diaper.

* In ''VideoGame/DillonsRollingWestern'', the protagonist Dillon is an anthropomorphic armadillo who wears a cowboy hat, a pair of gloves, a pair of boots, a teal bandana, and a belt, but not a shirt or pants.
* In ''Website/HectorsWorld'', most of the sea creatures go nude, but Constable Solosolave wears his police hat and Tortoisenapper Quince wears a hat and belt.

* ''VideoGame/BuckSaturdayMorningCartoonApocalypse'': [[PlayerCharacter Buck's]] [[InterspeciesAdoption father]] is a vulture wearing a hat and some dog tags.
* The title protagonist of ''VideoGame/MadRatDead'' wears nothing but gloves and a tag on his ear.
* ''VideoGame/JoumeeTheHedgehog'': [[PlayerCharacter Joumee]] wears a red flower above her ear.
* Suketoudara the fish of ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyo'' typically doesn't wear clothing at all, but in ''VideoGame/PuyoPuyo7'' he wears a bow tie.
* Pat in ''VideoGame/LaterAlligator'' wears only a bandana and a hat, in contrast to all the other alligators in the game, who are either [[FullyDressedCartoonAnimal fully]] or [[HalfDressedCartoonAnimal half-dressed]].

* ''VideoGame/TinyHandsAdventure'': [[PlayerCharacter Borti]] is a blue T-Rex clad only in a cap and knapsack.
* ''VideoGame/CastleOnTheCoast'': Swirl, the Co-op player character, is a squirrel who wears a green wizard's hat and carries a magic wand in his mouth.

** [[LightIsNotGood Sweet Tooth]] wears only boots, as does [[FriendToAllLivingThings Poppet]], although she sometimes wears a bow.

* Same with Slappy Squirrel from ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'', although she usually is seen with her HyperspaceArsenal... er, I mean purse.

** Some of the rats, most notably Darktan, are examples themselves, though. While actually wearing clothes proves impractical, Darktan finds having [[TooManyBelts lots of belts with pouches on them]] to be very handy in the Trap Disposal Squad. Meanwhile, Sardines the dancing rat wears [[NiceHat a little straw boater hat]] with holes for his ears, and believes "You've gotta have a hat to get ahead."

* Most of the cats in ''Literature/PeterNoTail'', including the titular character, wear [[NiceHat hats]] and collars, at least in some illustrations as well as in the books. Peter/[[DubNameChange Pelle]] in particular also wears a bowtie.

* Uncle Gabby from ''WesternAnimation/TheDrinkyCrowShow''. His only clothing is a NiceHat.

* ''Literature/WhoWetMyPants'':
** The tortoise wears only a hat, a bandanna, shoes, and glasses.
** The squirrel wears only a hat and bandanna.

* Margalo the canary from ''Film/StuartLittle2''. She Wears a scarf and a tiny aviator's helmet.

* Margalo the canary from ''[[Film/StuartLittle2]]''. She Wears a scarf and a tiny aviator's helmet.