History Main / FunnyAnimal

* The cast of ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'' are living in a version of Ancient China where the citizens are sapient animals with varying level of anthropomorphism and amount of clothing. In particular, the characters use their animal attributes in their fighting styles, like Crane's wings or Po's [[KevLard body fat]].

[[caption-width-right:350:Play that folksy music bun-boy]]

[[caption-width-right:350:You don't normally see real life rabbits playing the banjo.]]

* It'd be easier to list the few human characters in ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' as the sheer number of examples of funny animals in each entry in the series (including Japan-only villagers) put together could possibly fill up half of this page alone (let's just say the game's title is well deserved). The [[TokenHuman only human(s)]] in the games are the PlayerCharacter(s) and presumably their parents.

* The protagonist of ''VideoGame/HappylandAdventures'' is an anthropomorphic dog, befitting their role in guiding the Happylanders to a safety zone like a sheepdog gathering and herding sheep.
* In ''VideoGame/InheritTheEarth'' the entire cast is like this, more or less, due to humans being extinct.

* The titular Rupert Bear from, um, ''ComicStrip/RupertBear''.

* ''ComicBook/{{Horndog}}'': Creator [[Creator/IsaacBaranoff Isaac M. Baranoff]] specifically states that ''Horndog'' and ''ComicBook/HereWolf'' are "Funny ''Aminal''" comics.

* ''Webcomic/TheEyeofRamalach'' 's world is populated with anthropomorphic animals, most notably serpants and raccoons.

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* ''Webcomic/TinaoftheSouth'' 's world is populated with anthropomorphic animals.

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* In the first anime adaptation of ''Manga/DragonBall'' anthropomorphic Funny and Talking Animals are common. Oolong (a pig) and Puar (a cat) start off as two of Goku's close companions, and the King of the World (it's a FictionalEarth) is a dog. With a mustache.

* Mr. Tawky Tawny is a very civilized version of this in the original ''[[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Captain Marvel]]''. His origin has varied over the years, but he's generally pretty cheerful about being a humanoid tiger living among humans.

* ''ComicBook/CerebusTheAardvark'' as well as [[spoiler:the other two aardvarks in the series.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManIntoTheSpiderVerse'' has ComicBook/SpiderHam, who, unlike the other Spiders, is an anthropomorphic pig who was pulled from an AlternateTooniverse. Because of this, he also happens to operate on ToonPhysics, which he can weaponize to great effect.

* ''Music/KidsPraise'': Charity Churchmouse is simultaneously a mouse and a gospel singer. She lampshades this at one point:
--> '''Psalty''': My ''dog'' is flying the plane?!
--> '''Charity''': I'm a mouse. What's the difference?

* [[https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/738542624197181472/811910289368940634/tjube3rng6b31.png This]] ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' features an unusual example where the Funny Animal is just a normal animal who acts like a human in a world of humans. [[ADogNamedDog Bearington]] had maxed out his [[MasterOfDisguise disguise skill]] to successfully make himself appear human, and his bluff skill to let him fake speaking English by growling and gesturing. He later hired a butler and gave him a magic item that let him [[SpeaksFluentAnimal speak Bear]] so he could act as a translator. Bearington would eventually be knighted by the queen for his heroic deeds. At the following banquet celebrating his knighthood, a random guest was the first and only person to ever make a high enough Perception roll to see through the disguise. [[CassandraTruth He was arrested by the castle guards for his outrageous insult against the venerable Sir Bearington]].

** Moji is a leipori, a humanoid rabbit species who are attuned to nature. While the rest of the leipori fled to the forests to avoid getting involved in the war raging across the Realm, Moji took it upon herself to summon the great nature spirits to defend the world.
*** Humorously, she gets really excited about meeting Pip, complementing his fur and tail.

* ''VideoGame/UrbanRivals'': Most of the cast is human, but all of the Jungo clan falls under this.
* ''VideoGame/{{Cuphead}}'': Ribby and Croaks and Porkrind are examples of funny animals, and the DLC adds the Howling Aces to the list. The rest of the animal bosses are {{Civilized Animal}}s (or outright {{Talking Animal}}s in the case of Wally Warbles and Grim Matchstick) since their species informs their behavior and setting.
* Roughly half the playable characters in ''VideoGame/RivalsOfAether'': Zetterburn and Forsburn (lion and hyena respectively), Wrastor (BirdPeople), Absa (goat), Kragg (rhinoceros beetle), Maypul (raccoon), Clairen (panther), Ranno (frog), Mollo (moth), and Pomme and Olympia (mice). Orcane, Etalus, Sylvanos, Eliana, and Hodan are exceptions, being {{Civilized Animal}}s instead (or an UpliftedAnimal in Sylvanos's case). {{VideoGame/Ori|AndTheBlindForest}} is a CartoonCreature, and VideoGame/ShovelKnight is... it's unclear.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Bug}}''. Most of the arthropod enemies in the game aren't, though.

* ''Webcomic/{{CHEVALIER}}'' is a romantic fantasy adventure that features a cast of Funny Animals.

* In ''[[VideoGame/Frebbventure]]'', pretty much the entire population of Earth has been transformed into beastmen, a form of animal-human hybrid. This includes catmen, deermen, possummen, and even anteatermen. Late game story cutscenes reveal this is the doing of [[BigBad Ulcethot]], with the implication he mostly did so for a laugh. [[spoiler: The implication that he was splicing his own DNA into the population does raise the implication this may have been done for experimentation with [[KiManipulation Xell]]. As well, Rose was around as a kitsune ''before'' Ulcethot even came to Earth, raising further questions as to whether or not this was due to genetic experimentation after all.]]