History Main / AdolfHitlarious

* A sketch from ''Series/TheCarolBurnettShow'' has the Nazis having captured a US airman (played by Lyle Waggner). The officer in charge of the capture (Creator/HarveyKorman) is interrogating him and getting nowhere. So, he calls in Germany's top interrogater (Creator/TimConway) to get answers out of him. This being a Korman and Conway sketch, HilarityEnsues. At one point, Conway's Nazi pulls out a cute little hand-puppet Hitler to do the questioning personally. Conway and the puppet converse and at one point, the puppet gives Waggner a boop on the nose with a pencil after Conway warns him "you're gonna get it now!". The scene is so wonderfully ridiculous that [[{{Corpsing}} Waggner can't manage to keep a straight face himself throughout]]. In the end, the Nazis are so comically inept that not only do they not get any useful information out of Waggner, but [[EpicFail he manages to escape after getting vital military secrets]] ''[[TooDumbToLive from them]]''.

* A sketch from ''Series/TheCarolBurnettShow'' has the Nazis having captured a US airman (played by Lyle Waggner). The officer in charge of the capture (Creator/HarveyKorman) is interrogating him and getting nowhere. So, he calls in Germany's top interrogater (Creator/TimConway) to get answers out of him. This being a Korman and Conway sketch, HilarityEnsues. At one point, Conway's Nazi pulls out a cute little hand-puppet Hitler to do the questioning personally. Conway and the puppet converse and at one point, the puppet gives Waggner a boop on the nose with a pencil after Conway warns him "you're gonna get it now!". The scene is so wonderfully ridiculous that [[Corpsing Waggner can't keep a straight face himself througout]]. In the end, the Nazis are so comically inept that not only do they not get any useful information out of Waggner, but [[EpicFail he manages to escape after getting vital military secrets]] ''[[TooDumbToLive from them]]''.

-->'''Hitler:''' NEIN!--NEIN!--NEIN!--NEIN!--NEIN!--NEIN!--NEIN!

* The German film ''Mein Führer'', featuring the comedian/singer/songwriter Helge Schneider in the title role, lives this trope, in that a depressed Hitler hires a Jewish coach (played by Creator/UlrichMuhe) to help him for a speech. In an interview director Dany Levy said that he wanted to "knock the Nazis off their throne of vicious admiration".

A SubTrope of ThoseWackyNazis (with actual emphasis on the "wacky") and HistoricalHilarity. Compare StupidJetpackHitler and SubParSupremacist. Often overlaps with JewsPlayingNazis. GodwinsLawOfFacialHair is associated with this due to Hitler's toothbrush mustache.

This was the most common portrayal of Hitler (and Nazis as a whole) [[WartimeCartoon in most anti-Nazi media]] before and during UsefulNotes/WorldWarII. German atrocities in eastern Europe, which were dismissed as Communist propaganda elsewhere, made this portrayal a little more controversial there. After the Western world became fully aware of UsefulNotes/TheHolocaust in the late 1960s and 1970s, it became more common to portray Hitler as the ultimate manifestation of evil rather than a foolish clown. This is because some people think that making fun of the Nazis makes the war crimes and genocides they perpetrated seem less serious. Thus treating Hitler and the Nazis too flippantly may evoke reactions of "DudeNotFunny" Still, many people subscribe to Creator/MelBrooks' view that the Nazis' evilness itself qualifies them as AcceptableTargets.

* The German film ''Mein Führer'', featuring the comedian/singer/songwriter Helge Schneider in the title role, lives this trope. In an interview director Dany Levy said that he wanted to "knock the Nazis off their throne of vicious admiration".

* In most of the Franchise/IndianaJones franchise the Nazis are a serious and credible threat, but ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade ''features one scene where Indy (disguised as a German soldier) is trying to escape a Nazi rally with his father's diary (that is the key to the mystery of the location of the Holy Grail which the Nazis have been searching for), and literally bumps into Hitler himself. Hitler sees the book, takes it from Indy, opens it... then signs it and hands it back to him, apparently assuming the only reason a person might be carrying a book around in his presence would be because they wanted his autograph.

A SubTrope of ThoseWackyNazis (with actual emphasis on the "wacky") and HistoricalHilarity. Compare StupidJetpackHitler and SubParSupremacist. Often overlaps with JewsPlayingNazis.GodwinsLawOfFacialHair is associated with this due to Hitler's toothbrush mustache.

A SubTrope of ThoseWackyNazis (with actual emphasis on the "wacky") and HistoricalHilarity. Compare StupidJetpackHitler and SubParSupremacist. Often overlaps with JewsPlayingNazis.

* One of the earliest examples of a GagDub reaching MemeticMutation (years before Website/YouTube!) is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFbtrAX9EU4 Hitler singing "Born to be Alive"]].

-->"The guy was like the polar-opposite of [[ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}} Charlie Brown]]: shitty at everything, yet unbelievably successful."* Hitler has made three appearances on ''WebVideo/EpicRapBattlesOfHistory'', rapping against [[Franchise/StarWars Darth Vader]]. He was [[Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack frozen in carbonite]] after the first, dropped into the [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi Rancor Pit]] after the second, and [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe sliced in half by Vader's lightsaber]] after the third, because EvenEvilHasStandards.

* Website/{{Reddit}} has [[<http://www.reddit.com/r/titler r/Titler>]], a NotSafeForWork bunch of pictures of [[FanDisservice Hitler with boobs]].

* [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazi_chic Nazi chic]] often enters this -- either [[http://i.imgur.com/nID2R.jpg intentionally though]] CrossesTheLineTwice, or because the Fuhrer is used in ridiculous ways, as [[Series/LastWeekTonightWithJohnOliver John Oliver]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Nqa4XKkXp4 discovered regarding Thailand]].

A SubTrope of ThoseWackyNazis (with actual emphasis on the "wacky") and HistoricalHilarity. Compare StupidJetpackHitler and SubParSupremacist.

* Vincent's boss in ''Anime/ErgoProxy'' looks like Hitler. Even more hitlarious when watching the German dub, where in the earliest episodes, before the main characters leave Romdeau, his voice is completely normal, and by episode 21, when they return, he talks with the stereotypical Führer accent.

* ''Addie and Hermy - The Nasty Nazis'' was a British wartime propaganda comic strip which featured child-like versions of Hitler and Göring hatching schemes and getting into trouble. A similar comic called ''Musso the Wop'' satirized Mussolini.

* Many issues of the original run of ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' treated Hitler this way. In one story, Captain America and his boy sidekick Bucky battle Hitler and Göring. Both senior Nazis squabble over who will get to fight the child hero rather than Cap himself...and then Bucky beats them both up before the heroes just leave the two behind despite the wartime setting. Of course, this is obviously a case of RealLifeWritesThePlot, since the real Nazis hadn't been defeated and deposed. Nor did Cap or Bucky ever "canonically" encounter Hitler himself (not counting the appearance of the original Hate-Monger who may or may not have been Hitler).

* One of Hergé's comic strips ''ComicStrip/QuickAndFlupke'' was made during the 1930s. In some episodes, the little boys dress up as Hitler and Mussolini. After World War II these innocent jokes were suddenly not that funny anymore and are kept out of the official Quick & Flupke albums.

* ''ComicBook/{{Werner}} – Oder was?'' has a one-page rhyme comic which claims that the Führer didn't have a Führerschein (driver's license).

* In the French film ''Film/TheElevenCommandments'', Michaël Youn and his buddies have a specific Commandment to accomplish that goes like this: "You'll resurrect a celebrity of the 1940s". Youn disguises himself as Hitler, and four of his buddies are dressed as SS officers and soldiers, and they go in a village to do a CandidCameraPrank, talking to the locals and tell them how Hitler "has changed". The kicker? 3 out of 4 of these guys (including Youn) are Jewish. They got into some trouble with the local police, for real.
* ''Film/AceOfAces'': In this film set during the 1936 UsefulNotes/OlympicGames in UsefulNotes/{{Berlin}}, Hitler (played by Günter Meisner) is ridiculed on ''many'' occasions.
** First and foremost, there's Günter Meisner's [[ChewingTheScenery scenery chewing]], with plenty of TrrrillingRrrs and, naturally, some MilkingTheGiantCow.

** He is introduced as a clumsy soldier in the trenches during UsefulNotes/WorldWarI, using the ammo belt of Oberleutnant Rosenblum (Simon's grandpa) to feed a machine gun while being distracted by the air duel between Jo and Günther, which causes Rosenblum's pants to fall.

** He has a sister, Angela[[note]](''very loosely'' based on [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angela_Hitler his real life half-sister]])[[/note]], who looks very much like him -- and she is [[CrossCastRole played by the same actor]]. She tries to get out of his influence by any mean, and falls in love with a very reluctant Günther von Beckmann.

--> Auf Wiedersehen, Herr Müller...

* The 2008 Russian comedy ''Gitler Kaput'' (literally "Hitler's Kaput!") has this in spades, turning the Führer into an nervous wreck obsessed with potatoes, of all things, and who surrounds himself with white rappers decked out in Nazi-themed bling. It also lampoons German and Soviet troops, with the lead Pavel Derevyanko playing a blundering parody of SS mole Maxim Isaev from ''Series/SeventeenMomentsOfSpring''.

* ''Film/TheGreatDictator'' is Creator/CharlieChaplin's lampoon of German Nazism and Italian fascism, with the serial numbers filed off. Chaplin plays both "Adenoid Hynkel, ruler of Tomainia" and the nameless Jewish barber who is a dead ringer for him. Other Expies include Garbitsch (Goebbels), Herring (Göring), and Benzino Napaloni (Benito Mussolini).

* ''Film/JojoRabbit'' is about a little boy in Nazi Germany whose ImaginaryFriend just so happens to be Hitler... as played by the film's director, Jewish Māori comedian Creator/TaikaWaititi. The result is that Hitler acts very much the same way the child does. [[spoiler:However, when Jojo begins to question the Nazi ideals and becomes friends with Elsa, this aspect vanishes, and the imaginary Hitler begins to transform from a kind and goofy supporter to a wrathful reflection of the ''actual'' Hitler. At the end, when Jojo rejects Hitler's ideals once and for all, he declares "Fuck off, Hitler!" and literally kicks him out of the window.]]
* ''Film/KungFury'' features Adolf Hitler, a.k.a. Kung Führer, the worst criminal of all time.

* ''Film/LookWhosBack'' based upon the comedic novel of the same name, in which the Führer himself ends up in present day Germany, and becomes a media sensation. An absolute riot. That is, before the MoodWhiplash kicks in and it's shown how [[DeconstructedTrope a man as savvy and driven as Hitler could do some terribly catastrophic harm to a fragile and fearful modern-day Germany]].
* The German film ''Mein Führer'', featuring the comedian/singer/songwriter Helge Schneider in the title role, lives this trope. In an interview director Dany Levy said that he wanted to "knock the Nazis off their throne of vicious admiration".
* In ''Film/RatRace'', Randy Pear is a Jewish father of a family of four, who vehemently refuses to do or own anything even remotely associated with ThoseWackyNazis, including getting a Volkswagen. At one point, they are driving and pass a sign that says "Franchise/{{Barbie}} Museum". His daughter insists they stop by. He agrees and is horrified to learn that the museum is actually dedicated to SS-Hauptsturmführer Klaus Barbie and is run by neo-Nazis and Holocaust deniers. After getting his family out of there, they notice that their car has been taken by their rivals. Determined to continue the race, and to spite the neo-Nazis, he steals the old-fashioned car displayed outside the museum (supposedly, one of Hitler's cars). While driving, he accidentally burns his middle finger and then throat with an electric lighter, ending up with him accidentally flipping off passing bikers. The bikers force the car off the road, resulting in them literally crashing a UsefulNotes/WorldWarII veteran rally. During the crash, he also gets a smudge above his lip. You can see where this is going. Dazed, he gets to the podium and starts trying to explain to the veterans what happened, showing them his burned middle finger, but his words are mangled beyond recognition due to his throat damage. As his story gets more animated, he starts [[MilkingTheGiantCow wildly gesticulating with his arms, with a lot of the movements involving rapidly throwing his straight arm up.]] This ends when one of the veterans takes a pot shot at him with his service revolver and misses.
* ''Film/TheThreeStooges'', who were all Jewish, were the first comics to publicly spoof Hitler, Goebbels, and Göring with the short ''Film/YouNaztySpy'' Moe (whose real name was Moses Horwitz) was reportedly quite proud of that accomplishment. They followed up with ''Film/IllNeverHeilAgain'' and other examples, including the scene in "High as a Kite" where Curly sits down on a photo of Hitler, causing Nazis to heil Curly's bottom. Hitler is often referred to in the films as "Schicklgruber", as his father was born Alois Schicklgruber,[[note]] He was born out of wedlock and so was baptised under his mother's name, but some historians speculate that the man who later married his mother, Johann Georg Hiedler (the source of the name Hitler), may have been his biological father.[[/note]] and "Adolf Schicklgruber" is a more difficult name to take seriously in the Anglophone world.[[note]]And, if William L. Shirer is correct, in the Teutonophone world too, as he quotes in ''Rise and Fall of the Third Reich'' from a "table talk" of Hitler's where Hitler muses about how absurd trying to sell "Heil Schicklgruber" to Germans would have been.[[/note]]

* ''Literature/ErIstWiederDa'' ("Look Who's Back") is a comedic novel in which the Führer himself ends up in present day Germany, and becomes a media sensation. At least, that's the general plot. The book opens with Hitler blithely wondering why Germany isn't an uninhabitable wasteland as per his SaltTheEarth instructions shortly before his actual death. Initially, Hitler's naivety about the modern world is portrayed as amusing, and possibly even endearing, but once he gets a grasp on modern media such as the Internet, he quickly starts to exploit these inventions to great and chilling effect, managing to gradually worm his way into popularity with the ills of intentions. It should be noted though that this portrayal of Hitler aims not to make yet another caricature (unlike countless others) but to portray him as a charismatic people person, someone funny but trustworthy and scarily good at adapting, to explain how he got so far in RealLife. In a way, this is much more terrifying than the bumbling idiot or screaming madman portrayals typically seen.
* ''Die galaktische Gurke'', a parody one-shot of Literature/PerryRhodan, had a crazy android named Adlof Hilter, who thought he was the Führer. Since in the 70s, Rhodan was too often compared to Hitler by leftist critics (there are enough reasons pro and contra this opinion), Rhodan fans fumed.

* The ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E8LetsKillHitler Let's Kill Hitler]]", where the Führer gets locked in a storage cupboard early in the episode, and is still there when it ends.

* ''Series/HarryEnfieldAndChums'' has a series of skits that portray Hitler, Goebbels, Himmler, and Göring as being super CampGay.

* ''Heilsubælið Í Gervahverfi'', an Icelandic sitcom set in a hospital, has the head doctor have similar facial features to Hitler, same hairstyle, same mustache, similar voice, has the swastika on his coat, doesn't have the salute but close to it and as a greeting, he says "Hæ, litli!" which translates to Hi Little, but does sound eerily familiar if you say it fast. And his first name? Adolf.

* ''Series/TheWhitestKidsUKnow'' did a skit called "Triumph of the Ill" which featured Hitler and Göring rapping.

* Another UrExample is Ludwik Sempoliński's song "Ten Wąsik, Ach, Ten Wąsik" (That Mustache, Oh, That Mustache), that premiered in a Polish cabaret in May 1939. The lyrics mock Hitler as someone who stole Creator/CharlieChaplin's schtick, and the song's popularity led to Sempoliński going into hiding from the Nazi occupying forces (who actually had orders to detain him).

* This is the premise of the ''WebVideo/HitlerRants'' GagSub videos. The footage is from ''Film/{{Downfall|2004}}'' (which itself is not comedic), about Hitler's final ten days, hiding out in the Führerbunker as the Battle of Berlin rages outside. In the early days, people just added {{Gag Sub}}s to a scene of Hitler (Creator/BrunoGanz) angrily ranting (originally about a counter-attack he'd planned but was not carried out on account of it being impossible), making it look like he is ranting about whatever the video creator takes issue with at the moment. But later on, people started adding comical special effects, creating a bizarre cartoonish universe, wherein Hitler comes up with outlandish plans to win the war, which are usually foiled by the incompetence of himself or his generals or the jokes and antics of his brother-in-law Hermann Fegelein. There are also crossovers with other Hitlers sometimes, usually goofy ones such as the one from ''Film/InglouriousBasterds''.

* ''Cubby's World Flight'' by Creator/VanBeurenStudios is the earliest known cartoon depicting Adolf Hitler[[note]]It came out in August 1933, Hitler became Chancellor in January 1933[[/note]]. He is simply seen wearing Lederhosen and greeting Cubby with a beer Maß as he passes over Germany in his plane, alongside Paul von Hindenburg and an unidentified blond officer.

** Daffy, again, tricks Hitler, Goebbels, and Göring in the 1944 cartoon ''WesternAnimation/PlaneDaffy''

** A 1945 ''WesternAnimation/BugsBunny'' cartoon, ''WesternAnimation/HerrMeetsHare'' has Bugs make mock of Hermann Göring in the same manner that he usually takes on WesternAnimation/ElmerFudd and WesternAnimation/YosemiteSam. At the end, Bugs scares off Hitler and Göring by dressing up as UsefulNotes/JosefStalin.

** The Christmas special segment set in World War II ended with Marge breaking into a Nazi-filled movie theater, ''Film/IngloriousBasterds'' style. Ater Marge tears through the cinema screen (which is playing a Nazi parody of ''WesternAnimation/{{Dumbo}}''), Hitler tears off his moustache and puts it on Göring who's sitting next to him.

* The British propaganda ministries often liked to lampoon Hitler and the Nazis, including [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYdmk3GP3iM setting Nazi newsreels to dance music]] and editing pictures of Hitler in grotesquely obscene ways. So did the Soviets, although [[http://lurkmore.so/images/1/1a/Кукрыниксы-Алкоголь.jpg their humour]] was somewhat darker and more complex, leaning more towards satire (mocking Hitler's [[StraightEdgeEvil vegetarianism]], for example) rather than outright denigration. Even when Hitler was satirised, the human costs of the Soviet-German war were still paramount. For instance, there are several versions of '[[http://lurkmore.so/images/e/e6/Кукрыниксы-Апофеоз_войны_в_новом_стиле.jpg trying to spot The Final Victory from atop the literal mountain of German soldiers who died trying to make it happen so far']].
%%* According to Website/{{Cracked}}, [[http://i.crackedcdn.com/phpimages/photoshop/9/9/1/230991_slide.jpg?v=1 this picture]] was banned by the Führer for being "beneath one's dignity." So naturally, [[StreisandEffect it's all over the Internet now.]] Nice shorts, Adolf.

* ''VideoGame/TheNewOrderLastDaysOfEurope'' generally presents the genocidal insanity of Nazism in a [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome realistically]] [[NightmareFuel somber and grim light]], but occasionally allows itself the liberty to engage in some BlackComedy at their expense; from the [[LeaningOnTheFourthWall senile Hitler's]] [[WhatTheHellPlayer berating of the player]] for [[spoiler:using cheats to sequence-break the game]] to [[spoiler:High Priest Velimir's]] [[InsaneTrollLogic truly nonsensical]] historical and linguistic theories.

* "[[WesternAnimation/DerFuehrersFace]]": a Music/SpikeJones tune ridiculing Nazi ideology and Hitler in particular, originating as a BreakawayPopHit from a WartimeCartoon featuring WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck.

* "Der Fuehrer's Face", a Music/SpikeJones tune ridiculing Nazi ideology and Hitler in particular, later the basis for an [[WesternAnimation/DerFuehrersFace animated short]].

A SubTrope of ThoseWackyNazis (with actual emphasis on the "wacky") and HistoricalHilarity. Compare StupidJetpackHitler.

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* Naturally, [[AnthropomorphicPersonification Germany]] of ''Webcomic/HetaliaAxisPowers'' occasionally causes this, commenting on his "[[MyCountryRightOrWrong crazy Boss]]". This is far more accentuated in the GagDub, however.
* Zigzagged in ''Manga/TheLegendOfKoizumi'': Hitler is initially portrayed as a terrifyingly charismatic sociopath, but things take a left turn into insanity -- played with an absolutely straight face, of course -- when he [[spoiler: reveals his [[OneWingedAngel final form]]: [[Anime/DragonBallZ THE LEGENDARY SUPER ARYAN.]]]]

* ''Manga/AstroBoy'' features a minor villain known as Premier Hitlini, an obvious caricature of Hitler with the SerialNumbersFiledOff. While Hitlini is still portrayed as a dangerous dictator, he also constantly trips over himself and consistently makes a fool out of himself.

* Many issues of the original run of ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'' treated Hitler this way. In one story, Captain America and his boy sidekick Bucky battle Hitler and Göring. Both senior Nazis squabble over who will get to fight the child hero rather than Cap himself...and then Bucky beats them both up before the heroes just leave the two behind despite the wartime setting. Of course, this is obviously a case of RealLifeWritesThePlot, since the real Nazis hadn't been defeated and deposed. Nor did Cap or Bucky ever "canonically" encounter Hitler himself (not counting the appearance of the original Hate-Monger who may or may not have been Hitler).
* Several ''[[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]]'' stories of the 1940s also had Hitler as an almost childlike villain, including one where he is defeated temporarily when exposed to an "honesty ray" that forces him to tell the truth for 24 hours. Or Reltih, the Reverse Hitler, who chose to try and conquer his own world by marrying into the United Kingdom's Royal Family. You get the idea.

* Hitler was often portrayed as an egotistical loudmouth and a buffoonish villain during UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks in Creator/MarvelComics' ComicBook/NickFury and His Howling Commandos comic.
* ''Adolf, die Nazisau'' ("Adolf, the Nazi Swine") by German writer/cartoonist Creator/WalterMoers tells the story of Hitler, who survived in the sewers of Berlin, reemerging in the 90s and trying to cope with modern life. There is also a music video based on the same work. It's indeed [[http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3vstl_adolf-du-alte-nazisau_fun hitlarious]]
* In ''ComicBook/SavageDragon'', it is revealed that Hitler's brain was saved and was in the body of a super-powered gorilla. Thus, the villain Brainape was born. The character obviously started off as a joke but once it was discovered whose brain was in there, he became even more buffoonish.
* This was a staple of wartime British cartoons, sometimes pairing him up with UsefulNotes/BenitoMussolini as a pair of {{Butt Monkey}}s.
* ''ComicStrip/{{Nero}}'': In certain albums he is shown to be still alive, hiding in an igloo or on an island. Yet in later stories he is shown as a denizen in {{Hell}}.
* One of Hergé's comic strips ''ComicStrip/QuickAndFlupke'' was made during the 1930s. In some episodes, the little boys dress up as Hitler and Mussolini. After World War II these innocent jokes were suddenly not that funny anymore and are kept out of the official Quick & Flupke albums.
* ''ComicBook/{{Werner}} – Oder was?'' has a one-page rhyme comic which claims that the Führer didn't have a Führerschein (driver's license).

* The Swedish satire strip ''ComicBook/{{Rocky}}'' made a joke about the theory that Nostradamus had allegedly foreseen the rise of Hitler.
--> '''Rocky''': In the year 2008, there will arise an Adolf {{Hipster}} who's a pain in the ass. He won't tolerate anyone wearing socks that cost less than a week's pay.
* While the [[ComicBook/WonderWoman1942 original run]] on ''Franchise/WonderWoman'' often avoided portraying Hitler and the other Axis leaders given that the war was ongoing when Hitler does appear he's generally an ineffective joke of a puppet manipulated by others, as noted by ComicBook/SteveTrevor who wonders how Hitler rose to such a powerful position over their usual much more dangerous Axis foes.

* Creator/GrantMorrison and Steve Yeowell created ''The New Adventures of Hitler'', a satirical series that was published in UK anthology title ''Crisis''. Set in the 1910s, it’s based around claims that Hitler visited his brother’s family in Liverpool before the First World War.

* ''WesternAnimation/GuillermoDelTorosPinocchio''; a darker reimagining of ''[[Literature/TheAdventuresOfPinocchio Pinocchio]]'' set in UsefulNotes/FascistItaly, portrays UsefulNotes/BenitoMussolini as a squat ManChild voiced by Creator/TomKenny. Pinocchio rewrites Count Volpe's propoganda piece into an insulting song that [[ToiletHumor likens Mussolini to a pants-shitting big baby whilst flat-out calling him a "poo"]]. Mussolini responds by [[DisproportionateRetribution ordering his men to shoot Pinocchio and burn down the entire circus]].

** ''Film/TheProducers'' is based largely on this, by having a play about him try to be a flop (which is why the trope SpringtimeForHitler is named so), and hiring a hippie to play Hitler in the film version, and then having a CampGay director play him in the stage version (where the character's name is "Adolf Elizabeth Hitler").
*** Summed it up quite nicely near the end:
---->'''Franz:''' YOU MADE A FOOL OUT OF HITLER!\\

* One of the short films in the horror-comedy anthology, ''Chillerama'', is called The Diary of Anne Frankenstein. The film has the distinction of making fun of both Hitler and Anne Frank.
* ''Film/TheDevilWithHitler'', a World War Two propaganda comedy film, has the Devil screwing around with Hitler, setting him up for all kinds of pratfalls.

* ''Film/LookWhosBack'' based upon the comedic novel of the same name, in which the Führer himself ends up in present day Germany, and becomes a media sensation. An absolute riot. That is, before the MoodWhiplash kicks in and it's shown how [[DeconstructedTrope a man as savvy and driven as Hitler could do some terribly catastrophic harm to a fragile and fearful modern-day Germany]].

* The 1967 French comedy ''[[Film/TheBigRestaurant Le Grand Restaurant]]'', when Creator/LouisDeFunes starts [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2NscNw2iL0 imitating Hitler]], with convenient shadows. "Muskatnuss!"
--> Auf Wiedersehen, Herr Müller...

* ''Highway to Hell''. Adolf Hitler (Creator/GilbertGottfried) is one of the inhabitants of Hell. He's played in Gottfried's standard over-the-top manner, very similar to the character of Iago in Disney's ''WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}}''.

* The German comedy movie ''Film/DerWixxer'' has Alfons Hatler, a butler (and in the sequel the warden of a BedlamHouse) who, [[NoCelebritiesWereHarmed additionally to his similar name, also looks and talks like Hitler]]. In a bit of a subversion (both to resembling Hitler and being a [[TheButlerDidIt butler in a crime mystery]]) he is neither villainous nor evil.
* In most of the Franchise/IndianaJones franchise the Nazis are a serious and credible threat, but ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade ''features one scene where Indy (disguised as a German soldier) is trying to escape a Nazi rally with his father's diary (that is the key to the mystery of the location of the Holy Grail which the Nazis have been searching for), and literally bumps into Hitler himself. Hitler sees the book, takes it from Indy, opens it... then signs it and hands it back to him, apparently assuming the only reason a person might be carrying a book around in his presence would be because they wanted his autograph.

* ''Literature/ErIstWiederDa'' ("Look Who's Back") is a comedic novel in which the Führer himself ends up in present day Germany, and becomes a media sensation. At least, that's the general plot. The book opens with Hitler blithely wondering why Germany isn't an uninhabitable wasteland as per his SaltTheEarth instructions shortly before his actual death. Initially, Hitler's naivety about the modern world is portrayed as amusing, and possibly even endearing, but once he gets a grasp on modern media such as the Internet, he quickly starts to exploit these inventions to great and chilling effect, managing to gradually worm his way into popularity with the ills of intentions. It should be noted though that this portrayal of Hitler aims not to make yet another caricature (unlike countless others) but to portray him as a charismatic people person, someone funny but trustworthy and scarily good at adapting, to explain how he got so far in RealLife. In a way, this is much more terrifying than the bumbling idiot or screaming madman portrayals typically seen.

* The ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS32E8LetsKillHitler Let's Kill Hitler]]", where the Führer gets locked in a storage cupboard early in the episode, and is still there when it ends.
-->'''Rory:''' Shut up, Hitler!
* ''Series/TheWhitestKidsUKnow'' did a skit called "Triumph of the Ill" which featured Hitler and Göring rapping.
* ''Series/TheITCrowd'' features a rather throwaway gag where Douglas, upon passing out after accidentally shooting himself in the leg, meets [[spoiler:his father, Denholm]] in heaven, who attempts to persuade him into coming into the light. Before he can do this, however, Hitler pokes his head round the door and Douglas starts to suspect that ThisIsntHeaven. This leads to [[spoiler:Denholm]] trying to play him off as a woman dressed up for a heaven Hitler party.

* ''Series/MyWorldAndWelcomeToIt'': A BlackComedy example. The episode "Dear Is a Four-Letter Word" sees John daydreaming that school principal Otto Shultz, who called him into his office to discuss Lydia, gradually morphs into a blustering UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler. Subverted in that once John begins to actually listen to what the principal has to say, he realizes the man is very reasonable and sympathetic to John’s viewpoint (unlike [[SternTeacher Lydia’s teacher, Miss Skidmore]], who initiated the complaint).

** There's also the "Funniest Joke in the World" sketch, wherein said joke is used as a war weapon against the Nazis, but the parts that best fit the trope are the German "counter-joke" (which are just captions superimposed on Hitler's speech footage) and the Allied soldier being interrogated at Gestapo.
* ''Series/DadsArmy'' refers to this on occasion. The theme tune, ''Who Do You Think You Are Kidding Mister Hitler?'', is a pastiche of wartime songs that treated Hitler as a joke.
* When some people complained that ''Series/AlloAllo'' made Nazis look fun and harmless, thus encouraging people to embrace Neo-Nazism, the counterargument was portraying the Gestapo as bumbling idiots, and the Wehrmacht as corrupt fools was a better way to make them unattractive to mindless thugs, rather then making them [[EvilIsCool Ubermensch killing machines]].
* ''Series/{{Soap}}'': In a throwaway gag it's revealed that Hitler is alive and well working as a waiter in a cafe in UsefulNotes/{{Ecuador}}.

* ''Series/HogansHeroes'': The whole show revolves around making the Nazis look like bumbling buffoons. The basic premise is that the Allies are operating an extremely effective spy ring... ''from inside a POW camp''. Hogan and his men have managed to set up a massive underground base complete with countless hidden entrances and a radio setup that lets them communicate with Allied leadership. Of course Colonel Klink and his men remain completely oblivious to all of this, even though the [=POWs=] leave the camp on a regular basis for sabotage and espionage. Several of the main cast - John Banner (Sgt. Schulz), Werner Klemperer (Col. Klink), and Robert Clary (Corporal LeBeau) - were either Jewish refugees from Nazi persecution, or had actually spent time in German prison camps, and conditioned their participation in the series on the Nazis' always losing and being made to look like utter idiots.
** Carter impersonates Hitler several times to dupe Colonel Klink.
** Kinchloe, played by African-American actor Ivan Dixon, also impersonated Hitler a few times-- over the phone, naturally. He once ordered Klink to send a German officer to the Russian Front-- the officer was secretly a Russian POW.
* The ''Obersalzberg'' skits from German comedy series ''Series/Switch1997'' are essentially ''Series/{{The Office|UK}}'', Third Reich style, with Hitler as the hapless David Brent figure (or rather, his counterpart from the German version of the Office, ''Series/{{Stromberg}}'').
* Hitler appears in an episode of ''Series/ElChapulinColorado'', played by Series/{{Chespirito}} himself, with the expected results.

* DiscussedTrope in ''Series/TheKidsInTheHall'': According to one skit, a bawdy sketch involving Hitler [[BestialityIsDepraved among the pigs]] was deemed too offensive to show.
* ''Series/MrShow'':
** A [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UojL96_3jOs sketch]] took the form of a news item about [[YouClonedHitler cloned Hitlers]] being given out to Jewish families, who use them for all sorts of mundane purposes. If the owners die, the Hitler is on its own. Turns out life is pretty tough when everybody knows you're Hitler.
--->'''Cynical Hitler (Creator/DavidCross):''' You know, the young ones are always grumbling about how "we never asked to be grown in a lab." Well, let me tell you something, we have a saying around here: Get used to it, Hitler!
** In the very first episode, David performs a piece from his one man show "Hitler Sings", in which he puts on a mustache and gazes longingly out the window singing, [[IWantSong "When will I be special?]] [[StylisticSuck When will I be someone who's loved for me?"]] Turns out he [[CrossesTheLineTwice confuses Hitler]] with [[Literature/TheDiaryOfAYoungGirl Anne Frank]].
* In ''Series/{{Misfits}}'' after a [[ItMakesSenseInContext time travel plot goes wrong]], Hitler gets beaten up by violent chav, Kelly. First by headbutting him, then kicking him in the crotch a few times when he is on the ground.
-->'''Kelly:''' Oi, 'Itler. Why 'ave you gotta be such a dick!?

* ''Series/HorribleHistories'' makes fun of bad people from history all the time (and everyone else from history, for that matter) so it's not surprising they've had one or two instances of poking fun at the Fuhrer. "If we wake him up, such a paddy he will get in!"
* On ''Series/TheLarrySandersShow'', Creator/JonStewart attempts this trope when he's Larry's guest host. A skit features Hank Kingsley as "Adolf Hankler", host of a German version of ''Series/{{Jeopardy}}'' in which the answer to every question is "the Jews". Guest Creator/JasonAlexander is so offended that he leaves before Stewart can interview him, and the network (which had warned Stewart about the sketch) immediately stops production on the episode and airs a rerun instead.
* ''Series/WhiteRabbitProject'' has Hitler getting more and more whimsical after being secretly fed estrogen-laced food by British secret agents in the "Estrogen" legend in the ''Crazy [=WW2=] Weapons'' episode. Culminates in Hitler's breast becoming ''enlarged'' followed by Hitler reenacting the opening of ''The Sound of Music''.
* Zigzagged in ''Series/Preacher2016'', as Hitler (now residing in {{Hell}}) is shown to be a neurotic little man with delusions of grandeur, but also has [[NotSoHarmlessVillain infrequent moments of competence]] -- usually when ''that'' would [[RuleOfFunny be funnier]] than having him fail.

* ''Heilsubælið Í Gervahverfi'', an Icelandic sitcom set in a hospital, has the head doctor have similar facial features to Hitler, same hairstyle, same mustache, similar voice, has the swastika on his coat, doesn't have the salute but close to it and as a greeting, he says "Hæ, litli!" which translates to Hi Little, but does sound eerily familiar if you say it fast. And his first name? Adolf.

* "Der Fuehrer's Face", a Music/SpikeJones tune ridiculing Nazi ideology and Hitler in particular, later the basis for an [[WesternAnimation/DerFuehrersFace animated short]].

* Music/TheBonzoDogBand: On "The Intro & the Outro" of their debut album, ''Gorilla'', Hitler apparently plays along in the band.

** The following year Music/ElvisCostello topped Lowe with "Two Little Hitlers". While Riviera was Costello's manager as well, this is more a comical love song where both sides are {{Godwin|s law}}ed.
* Possibly an UrExample: In 1939, some Nazi leaders denounced the popular dance tune [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lambeth_Walk "The Lambeth Walk"]] as "Jewish mischief and animalistic hopping." So Charles Ridley of the British Ministry of Information took some footage of Nazi troops from ''Film/TriumphOfTheWill'' and [[OlderThanTheyThink remixed it to make it look like they were dancing]] to (you guessed it) the Lambeth Walk. Comics historian Creator/MarkEvanier remarks, "It is said the film was shown for Joseph Goebbels and he exploded and ran screaming from the room in anger. If so, that alone was reason enough to make it." You can watch it on his blog [[http://www.newsfromme.com/2011/11/12/todays-video-link-561/ here]]. [[note]] Unfortunately Nazi Education Minister Bernhard Rust also saw it, and wrote a memo to his underlings pronouncing it "Absolutely hilarious! Insulting and wrong, but also hilarious!" [[/note]]

* Another UrExample is Ludwik Sempoliński's song "Ten Wąsik, Ach, Ten Wąsik" (That Mustache, Oh, That Mustache), that premiered in a Polish cabaret in May 1939. The lyrics mock Hitler as someone who stole Creator/CharlieChaplin's schtick, and the song's popularity led to Sempoliński going into hiding from the Nazi occupying forces (who actually had orders to detain him).

* Subverted for shock value in Music/AnalCunt's "Hitler Was a Sensitive Man" and "I Went Back in Time and Voted for Hitler".
* The sound track for the Mel Brooks film, ''Film/ToBeOrNotToBe (1983)'' has an extra bonus track called "Hitler Rap," not in the film. Brooks [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zpYQJkBQp0 made a video of it]].
* This is the gag behind more than one ''Hanzel und Gretyl'' song, which tend to feature "speeches" sampled from ''Film/TheGreatDictator'' arranged to make it sound like an oddly high-pitched Hitler singing nonsense to the tune of {{Industrial Metal}}.
* You might know "Schweine" by Glukoza from VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIV. But not the video [[note]]which has not much relation to the lyrics, which is about unfaithful lovers[[/note]] that shows the Nazis as a pigs...and Hitler desperately needs a baby pacifier.

* ''The Em-Fuehrer Jones'', Creator/LangstonHughes' parody of ''Theatre/TheEmperorJones'', has Hitler lost in a black forest, trying in vain to goosestep away from the non-Aryan voices confronting him from all directions and giving him "Heel!" for "Heil!"
* Martin Downing's ''The House of Frankenstein'' features a "Phantom of the Opera" whose crippling facial deformity is a face that's a spitting image of Hitler's, fetish fuel for Ilsa the German maid...

* The online game ''Double Hitler'', a ''VideoGame/{{QWOP}}''-style adventure game that suggests Hitler was actually two young boys in a TotemPoleTrench. The Nazis come off as particularly incompetent and their sheer gullible stupidity is PlayedForLaughs, not only for being taken in by the PaperThinDisguise of the boys but at one point being so breathtakingly idiotic that one [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=18m59s mistakes a balloon with a face drawn on it]] for an unusually stoic Fuhrer.

* Dolph from ''WebAnimation/CampCamp'' has a such a strong resemblance to Hitler and Nazi mannerisms that it's even lampshaded by Nikki. The joke in this case is that this contrasts quite strongly with his actual personality - despite the resemblance, he's actually a genuinely nice kid who seems to be unaware of how reminiscent he is of an infamous historical figure who's his complete opposite, as well as how much he tends to make people uncomfortable for that reason.

* ''Webcomic/TheNonAdventuresOfWonderella'' has an OppositeSexClone of Hitler, called [[{{Ladyella}} Hitlerella]], who is treated just as much of a joke as the rest of the cast.
* ''Webcomic/SaturdayMorningBreakfastCereal'' has various strips involving Hitler that make jokes at his expense, such as [[RichardNixonTheUsedCarSalesman an alternate universe Hitler who works at a carnival]]. There's also one strip revolving around [[YouClonedHitler a clone of Hitler]] who was created specifically to be punished for the original's crimes. However, his creators quickly felt guilty about this and released him into the world (its implied that the clone has the original's personality but not his memories). It quickly turns out that without a power base like that of 1930s Germany, Adolf Hitler is just kind of a jerk that no one wants to be around. In another strip Hitler has become so effective at fighting off time-travelers that when those from the far future come back to subjugate everyone else, there's only one person humanity can turn to... [[spoiler: the film executives veto such a movie idea]].
* ''Webcomic/HipsterHitler'' is made of this, re-imagining him as a modern-day pretentious hipster (also featuring UsefulNotes/JosefStalin as a frat guy).

* ''WebComic/BobTheAngryFlower'' has [[http://www.angryflower.com/384.html a strip]] where Hitler returned to Earth to atone for his sins by saving people. Everyone hates him and treats him badly because he's, well, Hitler.
* ''Webcomic/BugMartini'' shows us [[http://www.bugmartini.com/comic/world-flame-war-ii/ it's a bad idea to argue with Hitler over the internet]].

* Hitler has made three appearances on ''WebVideo/EpicRapBattlesOfHistory'', rapping against [[Franchise/StarWars Darth Vader]]. He was [[Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack frozen in carbonite]] after the first, dropped into the [[Film/ReturnOfTheJedi Rancor Pit]] after the second, and [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe sliced in half by Vader's lightsaber]] after the third, because EvenEvilHasStandards.

* And, of course, let's not forget [[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/8414149/House-that-looks-like-Hitler-catches-eye-of-Twitter-users.html the Hitler House.]]
* [[http://hitlergettingpunched.blogspot.com/2009_04_01_archive.html Hitler Getting Punched]]: A gallery of photos and comic scans about Hitler getting beaten up in amusing ways.
* To make up for ''WesternAnimation/EightCrazyNights'' being such a poor Hanukkah movie, ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'' provides an image of Hitler roasting on a menorah.

* ''WebVideo/TheCinemaSnob'' has reviewed a few Hitler-related movies, and also used him for comedy in ''The Tormentors'', a movie about Neo-Nazi bikers: he decides to call a phone number that appears on screen... and is greeted by a loud soundbite by the Fuhrer.

* [[http://www.reddit.com/r/titler Subreddit Titler]]. A NotSafeForWork bunch of pictures of [[FanDisservice Hitler with boobs]].
* [[https://trollpastawiki.miraheze.org/wiki/HitLEr.exe HitLEr.exe]], a NotSafeForWork parody of ''Fanfic/SonicExe'', which bases itself mainly off of the WebVideo/HitlerRants videos.
* [[http://www.cracked.com/article_18389_the-5-most-widely-believed-wwii-facts-that-are-bullshit.html Discussed by Cracked in #2]]. To quote the article:
-->"The guy was like the polar-opposite of [[ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}} Charlie Brown]]: shitty at everything, yet unbelievably successful."

* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Despite creator Creator/MattGroening going on record claiming he is not fond of Hitler jokes, he has a let a few good ones pass. Sadly, some of Hitler's appearances on the show are more redundant than really funny.
** In [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS4E16Duffless "Duffless"]], Hitler's head is seen passing by in a bottle with formol.
** In [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E4RoseBud "Rosebud"]] a flashback shows that Mr. Burns teddy bear Bobo fell into Hitler's hands after Charles Lindbergh crossed the Atlantic. During the bombing of Berlin, Hitler blamed Bobo for his downfall. "This is all ''your fault!''"
** In [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS6E16BartVsAustralia "Bart vs. Australia"]], Bart dials a random phone number to [[ArgentinaIsNaziLand Argentina, which reaches an elderly Adolf Hitler's car phone.]] However, being [[NaziGrandpa old and decrepit]], Hitler doesn't reach the phone in time.
--->'''Old!Hitler''': ACH! Car phone is more like nuisance phone!\\
'''Cyclist''': Buenos noches, mein fuhrer!\\
'''Hitler''': *exhausted tone* Jah jah...
** In [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS12E14NewKidsOnTheBlecch "New Kids on the Blecch"]], an [[UsefulNotes/OlympicGames Olympic]] TV special is broadcast showing Hitler enraged that in the 1936 Olympics, Jesse Owens outraces his Zeppelin. In the [[RuleOfFunny 1968]] Olympics, Bob Beamon breaks the long jump record and gets him angry again.
** In the episode [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS4E6ItchyAndScratchyTheMovie "Itchy & Scratchy: The Movie"]], a cartoon from the 1940s is shown where Itchy and Scratchy beat, kick and decapitate Hitler. Then Itchy chops off Scratchy's head and UsefulNotes/FranklinDRoosevelt appears, kicking both Hitler and Scratchy in the butt.
** In [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS15E4TheReginaMonologues "The Regina Monologues"]], Moe guesses that Hitler was the famous person depicted on the $1000 bill.
** In [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS9E12BartCarny "Bart Carny"]], Hitler's car is destroyed by Bart during a carnival. Nelson Muntz punches Bart and asks him: "That was Hitler's car. What did he ever do to you?"
** In [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS14E19OldYellerBelly "Old Yeller Belly"]], Lisa and Santa's Little Helper watch an old ''Film/RinTinTin'' movie, where the dog bites Hitler for no other apparent reason than the fact that they both appeared in black-and-white movies. Then Santa's Little Helper sees a mailman that looks like Hitler and attacks him.
--> '''Mailman''': Leave the mustache on, my wife says, you look so handsome, she says...
** In an ''Itchy and Scratchy'' cartoon that spoofs ''Film/TheKingsSpeech'', Hitler is -- again -- thrown in at the last moment, crushing Scratchy with his tank. This causes Maggie to imitate Hitler's salute, to which Lisa quickly corrects her.
** The alternative ending of the film ''Film/{{Casablanca}}'' in [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS9E25NaturalBornKissers "Natural Born Kissers"]] shows Hitler suddenly appearing from his hiding place in Sam's piano, about to kill Creator/HumphreyBogart with a grenade, when Ilsa drops out of the plane with a parachute and lands on the piano, trapping Hitler inside when the grenade goes off.
** The Christmas special segment set in World War II ended with Marge breaking into a Nazi-filled movie theater, ''Film/IngloriousBasterds'' style. Ater Marge tears through the cinema screen (which is playing a Nazi parody of ''WesternAnimation/{{Dumbo}}''), Hitler tears off his moustache and puts it on Göring who's sitting next to him.
--->'''Hitler''': [[BlatantLies Das ist Hitler!]]
** In [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS4E20WhackingDay "Whacking Day"]], Grandpa Simpson tells a (probably apocryphal) story in which he, in drag, performs as a cabaret singer for a room full of Nazis and catches the eye of Hitler... until his fake boob falls out.
--->'''Hitler:''' "Ach du liber! Das ist nicht ein booby!"

* ''WesternAnimation/TheClevelandShow'' has also had its fair share of Hitler jokes.
** In "All You Can Eat", Junior starts going by the name "CJ" instead of "Cleveland Junior", saying that many famous people only go by one name, such as Madonna and Hitler. Roberta takes offense to Junior comparing himself to someone as disgusting and scummy as [[BaitAndSwitch Madonna]].

* The ''WesternAnimation/TexAveryMGMCartoons'' short ''WesternAnimation/BlitzWolf'' centers around a retelling of ''The Three Little Pigs'' where the Big Bad Wolf is a goofy, lupine caricature of Hitler. [[spoiler: As you would expect, he ends up getting blown to FireAndBrimstoneHell.]]
* In the ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' episode "Der Inflatable Fuhrer", it turns out that Hitler tried to smuggle his possessions out of UsefulNotes/NaziGermany in a balloon hidden inside his anus. The balloon burst, trapping Hitler's soul inside it. (MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext.) The ATHF convince Talking Balloon!Hitler to stop hating Jews by pointing out that most of his favorite celebrities are Jewish, but when the Fuhrer starts hating on gays instead, Frylock decides he's had enough and literally bursts Hitler's bubble.
* The WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck cartoon ''WesternAnimation/DerFuehrersFace''. All together now:
-->Ven der fueherer says, "Ve ist der master race,"\\
Ve heil! ''(Bronx cheer)'' Heil! ''(Bronx cheer)'' Right in der fuehrer's face!\\
Not to love der fuehrer ist a great disgrace,\\
So ve heil! ''(Bronx cheer)'' Heil! ''(Bronx cheer)'' Right in der fuehrer's face!
* Another Creator/{{Disney}} short, ''WesternAnimation/EducationForDeath'', is a relentlessly somber illustration of how Germans were conditioned from birth to the Nazi mentality -- in a revisionist version of ''Literature/SleepingBeauty'' taught to children, Hitler is shown as a buffoonish fairy tale hero. Yes, this film is so grim, they can use Hitler as comedy relief.
* Hitler made a few appearances on ''WesternAnimation/TheCritic'' as well. Once, to illustrate Jay's unpopularity, Duke shows him test audiences giving Hitler a higher approval rating. In another episode, a French waiter at Cannes reminiscences about Hitler and Eva Braun vacationing on the beach.
* In the WesternAnimation/{{Popeye}} cartoon ''Seein' Red, White and Blue'', Popeye's punch (which already knocked Hirohito over onto his horse's ass) K.O.s Hitler, whose dialogue is relegated to a simple and elongated "B.O.!"
* One time on ''WesternAnimation/CodeMonkeys'', [=GameAvision=] gets sued by Hitler's descendants over a new game that Dave made about Hitler as part of a bet; they turn out to be a Nazi cabal trying to get a footing in America. While at Hitler Castle, Dave and Black Steve discover Hitler's frozen-in-carbonite body in a back room. They decide to thaw him out, beat him up, piss on him, and give him an atomic sit-up. He escaped and set off mind-controlled bears and Nazi troopers against the staff; a bunch of cowboys defeat his forces and Hitler shoots himself again. Another episode had a brief gag of the [=GameAvision=] freezer having a Hitler clone inside; Mr. Larrity claims it's there for "insurance".
* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' has Abradolf Lincler, a hybrid clone of UsefulNotes/AbrahamLincoln and Adolf Hitler created by Rick. He was intended to be a perfectly neutral political leader but his conflicting nature makes him act very strange. His first appearance has him show up at a party to attack Rick, only to end up getting the crap kicked out of him by a black guy.
** And recently a [[PlanetOfHats Planet of Hitlers]] appears with different versions of Hitler from different worlds meeting to organize genocides.
* ''WesternAnimation/LoveDeathAndRobots'': "Alternate Histories" is pretty much just Hitler dying in increasingly improbable ways while still at art school. And the even more improbable consequences of each death.
* Rare Francophone example: The penultimate episode of ''WesternAnimation/IlEtaitUneFois l'homme'' has only one scene with Hitler, and that's in a newsreel shown in a movie theater. Here, he is depicted as a bug-eyed goofball whose dialogue is obviously dubbed over by a recording of one of his actual speeches.
* Ironically, in ''WesternAnimation/{{Histeria}}'', the above show's DenserAndWackier [[OnlyInAmerica American]] SpiritualSuccessor, this trope is cruelly averted. In the World War II episode, Hitler is portrayed as a BigRedDevil with a [[PerpetualSmiler perpetual]] SlasherSmile, a voice like [[WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget Dr. Claw]], and [[VileVillainSaccharineShow not an ounce of humor to offset his villainy]]. This depiction is [[NightmareFuel just as nightmarish as it sounds]], so ''Histeria!'' would have been better off playing this trope straight instead.

* Creator/{{Terrytoons}}' wartime cartoon "The Last Roundup" pits Gandy Goose and Sourpuss in Germany against Hitler (caricatured as a pig). Gandy is uncharacteristically competent in this cartoon.

No, this doesn't intend to excuse or underplay anything done under his regime. The point is that instead of being treated as some kind of boogeyman or evil incarnate, he's treated as something stupid, for reasons stated in the above quote. Focus is often put on Hitler's actual personality and behavior outside German propaganda - that he was a short, somewhat goofy-looking man prone to hysterics and narcissism, the opposite of the image he tried to portray to his supporters.

* Possibly an UrExample: In 1939, some Nazi leaders denounced the popular dance tune [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lambeth_Walk "The Lambeth Walk"]] as "Jewish mischief and animalistic hopping." So Charles Ridley of the British Ministry of Information took some footage of Nazi troops from ''Film/TriumphOfTheWill'' and [[OlderThanTheyThink remixed it to make it look like they were dancing]] to (you guessed it) the Lambeth Walk. Comics historian Creator/MarkEvanier remarks, "It is said the film was shown for Joseph Goebbels and he exploded and ran screaming from the room in anger. If so, that alone was reason enough to make it." You can watch it on his blog [[http://www.newsfromme.com/2011/11/12/todays-video-link-561/ here]].