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* Black Betty, a superhero from the ''GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse'' who possesses animalistic "skunk powers", including a fairly impressive set of claws, fangs, and a nicely heightened sense of smell in addition to the first thing you thought of when you read the phrase "skunk powers". She's been known to make involuntary musk attacks when startled or surprised.
** Likewise, the superheroine Felina (a CatGirl) can be easily distracted by small, quick movements, and has been known to take naps on any random flat surface around her team's headquarters.
** Likewise, the superheroine Felina (a CatGirl) can be easily distracted by small, quick movements, and has been known to take naps on any random flat surface around her team's headquarters.
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* EekTheCat is a TalkingAnimal / FunnyAnimal that often partakes in human activities, but is also a pet cat and cannot speak to his owners, although he appears to be able to speak to other human characters.
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This trope doesn't necessarily involve an AnthropomorphicShift, but can sometimes be applied after a shift has occurred to remind us that the character is still as much an animal as he was before.
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* Brian Griffin of ''FamilyGuy'' is usually a dog in looks only, but every now and then he exhibits canine behavior, such as:
** Not being able to stand when in a moving van
** Occasional barking
** In a FlashForward, when he's shown in heaven, Brian admits that he died from eating chocolate.
** "Holy crap! You can talk!"
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* Brian Griffin of ''FamilyGuy'' is usually a dog in looks only, but every now and then he exhibits canine behavior, such as:
** Not being able to stand when in a moving van
** Occasional barking
** In a FlashForward, when he's shown in heaven, Brian admits that he died from eating chocolate.
** "Holy crap! You can talk!"
** A lot of the comedy in Brian comes when he acts like a dog while still talking in a deep, suave human voice:
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* FamilyGuy has Brian, who started as a talking dog, but through the course of the series, has become more and more human. Although every once in a while, you're reminded that he still is a dog.
** Brian Griffinof ''FamilyGuy'' is usually a dog in looks only, but every now and then he exhibits canine behavior, such as:
** *** Not being able to stand when in a moving van
** *** Occasional barking
** *** In a FlashForward, when he's shown in heaven, Brian admits that he died from eating chocolate.
** *** "Holy crap! You can talk!"
** *** A lot of the comedy in Brian comes when he acts like a dog while still talking in a deep, suave human voice:
* FamilyGuy has Brian, who started as a talking dog, but through the course of the series, has become more and more human. Although every once in a while, you're reminded that he still is a dog.
** Brian Griffin
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** Occasional references are made to his age (seven), and Peter also addressed the fact that Brian will only live a fraction of the time Peter will.
** In the earlier episodes he used to sit similar to how a dog would. In recent episodes though he sits like any other normal human would.
** He also lives in irrational terror of "Mr Hoover".
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** A human example would be Stewie, who would go from being treated like a non talking baby by his family to being treated like any other adult by everyone else.
* EekTheCat is a TalkingAnimal / FunnyAnimal that often partakes in human activities, but is also a pet cat and cannot speak to his owners, although he appears to be able to speak to other human characters.
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* SamAndMax are a dog and a rabbit. They very rarely actually exhibited animalistic behaviour, until ''The Devil's Playhouse'', where Sam's doglike qualities were suddenly constantly exaggerated for comic effect. More specifically, he's shown to pant with his tongue out in hot places, growl and bark when angry, have trouble eating peanut butter (which is actually the solution to a puzzle), and wear a plastic collar when he gets injured. At one point, Max claims that one of Sam's worst fears is 'being put in a carrier to go to the vet's'.
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** In the ''Hit The Road'' comic story, Sam attacks a hoodlum robbing a convenience store by biting his hand. He admits afterward that he's never done that before and it was embarrassing.
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-->''SOMETIMES, THEY'RE DINOSAURS.''
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** In ''Brotherhood'', Dorchetto embarassedly/angrily states that [[NeverLiveItDown he only did that once.]]
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** Zoidberg constantly does crustacean things - shedding his shell, eating garbage, mentioning that he dies after mating...
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** Sam's crying in ''Hit The Road'' sounds like dog 'crying', or whining, rather than like human tears. And his singing in the Telltale games sounds more like a dog howling along to music (but with words!) than it does human singing.
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singing. His BigNo in ''They Stole Max's Brain!'' is less of a human shout, and more of a dog's howl.
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** Sam's crying in ''Hit The Road'' sounds like dog 'crying', or whining, rather than like human tears. And his singing in the Telltale games sounds more like a dog howling along to music (but with words!) than it does human singing.
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** From the comic book:
--->'''Sam''': ''(beaten up and disraught)'' They kicked me -- and punched me -- and swatted my nose with a rolled-up magazine.
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** Max's rabbity qualities are underplayed compared to Sam's other than his bounciness and fondness of gnawing on things, but there's still a few references in ''Season 3'' - at one point, he mentions to Sam that he's constantly [[InterspeciesRomance chased around by beautiful women]]. Sam promptly replies that they've been through this already and the women only want to test cosmetics on him.
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effect. More specifically, he's shown to pant with his tongue out in hot places, growl and bark when angry, have trouble eating peanut butter (which is actually the solution to a puzzle), and wear a plastic collar when he gets injured. At one point, Max claims that one of Sam's worst fears is 'being put in a carrier to go to the vet's'.
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** In some episodes, Mickey is shown drinking from a giant water dispenser, like the ones used for small pets. He also exercises on a large hamster wheel.
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*** When she's not forcibly reminding herself otherwise, she has a habit of interpreting other peoples' behavior as though they were wolves. Her captain, who comes from a species of scavengers, is constantly doing things like stealing her half-finished lunch while she's distracted, leading her to assume he's behaving like an omega wolf for her benefit, which clashes with her notion of him being higher up the chain of command.
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** He's also known to describe himself as a "simple country hyperchicken".
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** In one episode, Willie calls Mickey, Donald, and Goofy a mouse, a duck, and a dog respectively.
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** In one episode, Daisy and Minnie toss a ball of yarn to Pete and he gets distracted by it for a while.
** In another episode, Willie calls Mickey, Donald, and Goofy a mouse, a duck, and a dog respectively.
* In one cartoon shown within the show, HouseOfMouse, Mickey says that Pete is the only cat that Pluto can chase.
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* In MickeyMouseClubhouse, Pete is acknowledged to be a cat.
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** He also mentioned that his people were sedentary, as well as being to filter-feed.
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** Squidward is normally depicted with his tentacles arranged as if he were a biped, however from time to time he'll be seen in a decidedly more cephalopodian light, even secreting ink on Spongebob in the bathtub[[hottip:* :[[HoYay Not what it sounds like]]. [[strike:Fortunately. Unfortunately.]] YourMileageMayVary.]].
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** Squidward is normally depicted with his tentacles arranged as if he were a biped, however from time to time he'll be seen in a decidedly more cephalopodian light, even secreting ink on Spongebob in the bathtub[[hottip:* :[[HoYay Not what it sounds like]]. [[strike:Fortunately. Unfortunately.]] YourMileageMayVary.]].]]
* ''{{Futurama}}'' - the Chicken-Lawyer, with a very Matlock-style bearing, is reassuring a little girl on the witness stand, then suddenly lunges at her with an alarming squawk - he says "Sorry, I thought you were corn!"
* ''{{Futurama}}'' - the Chicken-Lawyer, with a very Matlock-style bearing, is reassuring a little girl on the witness stand, then suddenly lunges at her with an alarming squawk - he says "Sorry, I thought you were corn!"
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** In the earlier episodes he used to sit similar to how a dog would. In recent episodes though he sits like any other normal human would.
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* While Lunar Exalted technically start out human and only become animal-themed shapeshifters ''after'' exaltation, Marena still demonstrates the trope nicely in [[http://keychain.patternspider.net/archive/koc0199.html this]] ''KeychainOfCreation'' strip.
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* While Lunar Exalted {{Exalted}} technically start out human and only become animal-themed shapeshifters ''after'' exaltation, Marena still demonstrates the trope nicely in [[http://keychain.patternspider.net/archive/koc0199.html this]] ''KeychainOfCreation'' strip.
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* In the rebooted Furtopia RP of [=~Darwin's Soldiers~=], Captain Kayle Storm (an unspecified lupine soldier) [[LampshadeHanging Lampshades]], subverts and plays this trope straight. When his rifle jams, he clubs a terrorist with it and latches his jaws onto the terrorist's face and proceeds to maul him. Subverted in the fact that he spends a few seconds vomiting after he does so.
--> '''Capt. Storm:''' Instinct. What a love-hate relationship.
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* [[http://random-domain.com/browse.php?comicID=41 This]] {{Film/Avatar}} fancomic, which portrays the Na'vi as being like cats in more than just appearance.
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--> '''Capt. Storm:''' Instinct. What a love-hate relationship.
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