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-->'''Fry:''' But won't that change history?
-->'''Farnsworth:''' Oh, a lesson in not changing history from Mr. I'm-My-Own-Grandpa!! Let's get the hell out of here already! Screw history!
-->[''They fly in with guns blazing and steal the dish'']
-->'''Farnsworth:''' Choke on that, causality!

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-->'''Fry:''' --->'''Fry:''' But won't that change history?
-->'''Farnsworth:''' --->'''Farnsworth:''' Oh, a lesson in not changing history from Mr. I'm-My-Own-Grandpa!! Let's get the hell out of here already! Screw history!
-->[''They --->[''They fly in with guns blazing and steal the dish'']
-->'''Farnsworth:''' --->'''Farnsworth:''' Choke on that, causality!

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': In his introductory episode, "A Clone of my Own", Professor Farnsworth's clone Cubert keeps insisting that all of Farnsworth's inventions are impossible. By the end of the episode, he gives in to Farnsworth's way of thinking, and manages to figure out how one of his inventions works just in time to save everyone.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'': ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}'':
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In his introductory episode, "A Clone of my Own", Professor Farnsworth's clone Cubert keeps insisting that all of Farnsworth's inventions are impossible. By the end of the episode, he gives in to Farnsworth's way of thinking, and manages to figure out how one of his inventions works just in time to save everyone.everyone.
** When Planet Express gets sent back in time, they need to steal a satellite radio dish to get back home, but Farnsworth insists that they do it in a stealthy way that doesn't change the timeline or disrupt it with paradoxes... until Fry somehow accidentally kills his own grandfather, and then impregnates his own grandmother, at which point Farnsworth decides to fly in with their spaceship and rip the dish out of the roof.
-->'''Fry:''' But won't that change history?
-->'''Farnsworth:''' Oh, a lesson in not changing history from Mr. I'm-My-Own-Grandpa!! Let's get the hell out of here already! Screw history!
-->[''They fly in with guns blazing and steal the dish'']
-->'''Farnsworth:''' Choke on that, causality!
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** In the season one episode "Midlife Chrysalis," Dr. Venture is turned into giant caterpillar. When Hank takes this situation a little too well for Doc's liking, Hank explains that they see weird stuff like this every week.

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** In the season one episode "Midlife Chrysalis," Dr. Venture is turned into a giant caterpillar. When Hank takes this situation a little too well for Doc's liking, Hank explains that they see weird stuff like this every week.
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->'''[[IdiotHero Goku]]:''' (Referring to a giant tree sucking all the energy out of Earth) I think the only course of action left... is to reason with it!\\

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->'''[[IdiotHero Goku]]:''' (Referring ->'''Goku:''' ''[Referring to a giant tree sucking all the energy out of Earth) Earth]'' I think the only course of action left... is to reason with it!\\
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'':
** "The Curse": Anais, the smart one of the Watterson children, tries to dissuade her brother that he has been cursed with bad luck. She attempts to prove it by having him go through several bad luck causing events. She seems to be right, until a cloud forms and strikes Gumball with lightning ''indoors''.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'':
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''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'': "The Curse": Curse" has two instances of this, both featuring the Wattersons:
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Anais, the smart one of the Watterson children, tries to dissuade her brother that he has been cursed with bad luck. She attempts to prove it by having him go through several bad luck causing events. She seems to be right, until a cloud forms and strikes Gumball with lightning ''indoors''.
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** One of the less-reasonable examples happens at the tail end of the ''A Realm Reborn'' questline, where Briardien reacts this way to Gilgamesh having summoned the primal Enkidu. This is in spite of the fact that the summoning in and of itself follows all of the established rules for primal invocation.[[note]]A summoned primal requires only a sufficient quantity of aether (at the time of ARR, believed to require crystals specifically) and a fervent desire for the entity in question to manifest. Gilgamesh was transporting several crates of fire crystals and bemoaning the fact that he hadn't seen Enkidu for a long time, longing to be reunited with him once more.[[/note]]
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* In Polish comic book ComicBook/EmilkaSza when a character finaly explain that titual Emilka isn't playing a mime but is in fact literaly born a mime, being a mime is her species (showing mimes among fantasy creatures in a creature guide) and that [[YourMimeMakesItReal she is such skilled mmime that even the hospial where she was born was mimed by her]], Eric - the series only sane men - takes a moment of silence, imagine himself kicking a box that say "logic" into a fireplace and decide to roll with it and never questions anything around Emilka's nature for the rest of the book.

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* In Polish comic book ComicBook/EmilkaSza when a character finaly explain finally explains that titual the titular Emilka isn't playing a mime but is in fact literaly literally born a mime, being a mime is her species (showing mimes among fantasy creatures in a creature guide) and that [[YourMimeMakesItReal she is such a skilled mmime mime that even the hospial hospital where she was born was mimed by her]], Eric - the series only sane men man - takes a moment of silence, imagine imagines himself kicking a box that say "logic" into a fireplace and decide decides to roll with it and never questions anything around Emilka's nature for the rest of the book.

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* ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'' cues this during Makoto's gag reel [[spoiler: when a hat [[WTHCastingAgency used to draw names for a dramatic re-enactment of her family life]] decided [[NoIndoorVoice Ba]][[IdiotHero ng]] should play the role of her soft-spoken, math-smart younger sister]]. This was after [[spoiler:said hat chose [[ShrinkingViolet Noel]] to play [[MrFanservice the daddy]] and [[AxCrazy Hazama]] the [[BewareTheNiceOnes mommy]]]].

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* ''VideoGame/BlazBlue'' cues this during Makoto's gag reel [[spoiler: when a hat [[WTHCastingAgency used to draw names for a dramatic re-enactment of her family life]] life decided [[NoIndoorVoice Ba]][[IdiotHero ng]] Bang]] should [[QuestionableCasting play the role of her soft-spoken, math-smart younger sister]].sister]]]]. This was after [[spoiler:said hat chose [[ShrinkingViolet Noel]] to play [[MrFanservice the daddy]] and [[AxCrazy Hazama]] the [[BewareTheNiceOnes mommy]]]].

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* Partway through the Ishgardian Hildibrand quest line in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'', Inquisitor Cyr comes to the conclusion that he's been transported into an alternate dimension where the laws of logic and reason no longer apply. Considering he's working alongside [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Hildibrand Manderville]] and the [[WeirdnessMagnet Warrior]] [[PlayerCharacter of Light]], this is perfectly reasonable.

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* Partway through ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'': A RecurringElement throughout the Ishgardian [[DenserAndWackier Hildibrand]] storylines is an ally who gets dragged into the adventure and quickly comes to the conclusion that trying to apply logic to the things that happen to and around Hildibrand quest line is futile.
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in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'', the ''Heavensward'' questline, Inquisitor Cyr comes to the conclusion that he's been transported into an alternate dimension where the laws of logic and reason no longer apply. Considering he's working alongside [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} Hildibrand Manderville]] and the [[WeirdnessMagnet Warrior]] [[PlayerCharacter of Light]], this is perfectly reasonable.reasonable.
** This extends to the [[PlayerCharacter Warrior of Light]] themselves - over the course of the series as a whole, they go from "Trying and failing to make sense of things" to "Accepting that it doesn't make sense and going along with it" to "[[NotSoAboveItAll actively participating in the ensuing hilarity]]" - that last one leading to things like [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext performing a ridiculous dance to lure out an amnesiac man deluded into thinking he is a monster, and then throwing a bomb at him to jog his memory]].
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[[caption-width-right:393: ("Logika" = "Logic" in Polish) [[ComicBook/EmilkaSza Goodbye, useless junk!]] ]]

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[[caption-width-right:393: ("Logika" = "Logic" in Polish) [[ComicBook/EmilkaSza Goodbye, useless junk.!]] ]]

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[[caption-width-right:393: ("Logika" = "Logic" in Polish) [[ComicBook/EmilkaSza Goodbye, useless junk.!]] junk!]] ]]
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[[caption-width-right:196:[[AltText 'It has a ghost in it. Take it back.']] 'No.']]

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* In Polish comic book ComicBook/EmilkaSza when a character finaly explain that titual Emilka isn't playing a mime but is in fact literaly born a mime, being a mime is her species (showing mimes among fantasy creatures in a creature guide) and she is such skilled mmime that even the hospial where she was born was mime by her, Eric - the series only sane men - takes a moment of silence, imagine himself kicking a box that say "logic" into a fireplace and decide to roll with it and never questions anything around Emilka's nature for the rest of the book.

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* In Polish comic book ComicBook/EmilkaSza when a character finaly explain that titual Emilka isn't playing a mime but is in fact literaly born a mime, being a mime is her species (showing mimes among fantasy creatures in a creature guide) and that [[YourMimeMakesItReal she is such skilled mmime that even the hospial where she was born was mime mimed by her, her]], Eric - the series only sane men - takes a moment of silence, imagine himself kicking a box that say "logic" into a fireplace and decide to roll with it and never questions anything around Emilka's nature for the rest of the book.
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* In Polish comic book "ComicBook/EmilkaSza When a character explain that Emilka was literaly born a mime, being a mime is her species (showing mimes among fantasy creatures in a creature guide) and she is such skilled mmime that even the hospial where she was born was mime by her, Eric - the series only sane men - takes a moment of silence, imagine himself kicking a box that say "logic" into a fireplace and decide to roll with it and never questions Emilkas bonkers logic for the rest of the book.

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* In Polish comic book "ComicBook/EmilkaSza When ComicBook/EmilkaSza when a character finaly explain that titual Emilka was isn't playing a mime but is in fact literaly born a mime, being a mime is her species (showing mimes among fantasy creatures in a creature guide) and she is such skilled mmime that even the hospial where she was born was mime by her, Eric - the series only sane men - takes a moment of silence, imagine himself kicking a box that say "logic" into a fireplace and decide to roll with it and never questions Emilkas bonkers logic anything around Emilka's nature for the rest of the book.
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* In Polish comic book "ComicBook/Emilka When we get explenation that Emilka was literaly born a mime and she is such skilled mmime even the hospial where she was born was mime by her, Eric - the series only sane men - takes a moment of silence, imagine himself kicking a box that say "logic" into a fireplace and decide to roll with it and never questions Emilkas bonkers logic for the rest of the book.

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* In Polish comic book "ComicBook/Emilka "ComicBook/EmilkaSza When we get explenation a character explain that Emilka was literaly born a mime, being a mime is her species (showing mimes among fantasy creatures in a creature guide) and she is such skilled mmime that even the hospial where she was born was mime by her, Eric - the series only sane men - takes a moment of silence, imagine himself kicking a box that say "logic" into a fireplace and decide to roll with it and never questions Emilkas bonkers logic for the rest of the book.
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* In Polish comic book "ComicBook/Emilka When we get explenation that Emilka was literaly born a mime and she is such skilled mmime even the hospial where she was born was mime by her, Eric - the series only sane men - takes a moment of silence, imagine himself kicking a box that say "logic" into a fireplace and decide to roll with it and never questions Emilkas bonkers logic for the rest of the book.
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** Vivi finally succumbs to the insanity of the Grand Line when [[RatedMForManly Boss negotiates with Franky]] in a {{Pec Flex}}ing duel, shattering his shell in the process. And later somehow getting a new one, moments later, with no warning.

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** Vivi finally succumbs to the insanity of the Grand Line when [[RatedMForManly Boss negotiates with Franky]] Franky in a {{Pec Flex}}ing duel, shattering his shell in the process. And later somehow getting a new one, moments later, with no warning.

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