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* In ''[[http://laststopcomic.com Last Stop]]'', Blurg fits this trope, although he's only the supporting character, an assistant to Klunk (who's a big blue seven-eyed slug).

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* In ''[[http://laststopcomic.com Last Stop]]'', Stop,]]'' Blurg fits this trope, although he's only the supporting character, an assistant to Klunk (who's a big blue seven-eyed slug).



* In the [[http://www.8legged.com/ Deep Fried Live]] episode "[[http://www.8legged.com/DeepFriedLive/DFL01_07.html Fleeb Cooks A Cow]]", Chef Tako is kidnapped by an LGM who wants to learn... how to cook a cow. He's not hostile or mysterious, instead being rather friendly if a bit too fond of [[AnalProbing probing]].

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* In the [[http://www.8legged.com/ Deep Fried Live]] episode "[[http://www.[[http://www.8legged.com/DeepFriedLive/DFL01_07.html Fleeb "Fleeb Cooks A Cow]]", Cow,"]] Chef Tako is kidnapped by an LGM who wants to learn... how to cook a cow. He's not hostile or mysterious, instead being rather friendly if a bit too fond of [[AnalProbing probing]].
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* Referred to in ''DestroyAllHumans!''

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* Referred to in ''DestroyAllHumans!''''VideoGame/DestroyAllHumans''



* The title character of ''AlienHominid'', though, he is actually Yellow.

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* The title character of ''AlienHominid'', ''VideoGame/AlienHominid'', though, he is actually Yellow.



* The alien family in ''[[{{Banjo-Kazooie}} Banjo-Tooie]]''.

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* The alien family in ''[[{{Banjo-Kazooie}} ''[[VideoGame/BanjoKazooie Banjo-Tooie]]''.
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* ''DanDare'''s arch-enemy, The Mekon.

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* ''DanDare'''s ''ComicStrip/DanDare'''s arch-enemy, The Mekon.



* ''MarsAttacks''

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* ''MarsAttacks''''Film/MarsAttacks''



* ''SpacedInvaders''

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* ''SpacedInvaders''''Film/SpacedInvaders''



* Yoda from ''StarWars''.

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* Yoda from ''StarWars''.''Film/StarWars''.
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* The point of the ''VideoGame/KerbalSpaceProgram'' is to get three of these into space [[VideogameCrueltyPotential or spiral into the ground.]]

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* The point of the ''VideoGame/KerbalSpaceProgram'' is to get three of these into space [[VideogameCrueltyPotential or spiral into the ground.]]
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Since the Mariner and Viking probes of TheSixties, they've been slowly replaced by TheGreys in serious works. Basically done for comedy now.

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Since the Mariner and Viking probes of TheSixties, they've been slowly replaced by TheGreys in serious works. Basically done for comedy now.
now. Also qualifies as an UnbuiltTrope, since the humorous depictions have ''always'' outnumbered the serious ones.
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* {{Garfield}} meets some Martians in the children's book ''Garfield In Space'', and they are diminutive, caterpillar-like green beings with antennae. ("They look like pickles with feet," thinks Garfield.)
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** Rodians also qualify, as they have green skin, and their face resembles an insect. They even have antennae.

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** Rodians also qualify, as they have green skin, and their face resembles an insect. They even have antennae. (Although they also have [[HumanoidAliens tapir-like snouts]], which keeps them from looking too stereotypical.)
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A formerly common depiction of aliens, now a DiscreditedTrope. They're green, they pilot {{Flying Saucer}}s, and they're smaller than a human. The degree of "little" varies widely; they may be only a head or so shorter than people, or they may be small enough to pick up in one hand. They commonly have antennae.

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A formerly common depiction of aliens, now a DiscreditedTrope. They're green, they pilot {{Flying Saucer}}s, and they're smaller than a human. The degree of "little" varies widely; they may be only a head or so shorter than people, or they may be small enough to pick up in one hand. They commonly have antennae.
antennae. And the incongruity of their having ''green'' skin despite being from a ''red'' planet is rarely, if ever, addressed.

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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AoAJOF5GVQ This]] HP commercial features these kind of aliens on Mars.



* The point of the ''VideoGame/KerbalSpaceProgram'' is to get three of these into space [[spoiler: [[VideogameCrueltyPotential or spiral into the ground.]]]]

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* The point of the ''VideoGame/KerbalSpaceProgram'' is to get three of these into space [[spoiler: [[VideogameCrueltyPotential or spiral into the ground.]]]]]]
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* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', "'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky", Frink has a brief encounter with such an alien. There is also Ozmodiar, a parody of the Great Gazoo from ''TheFlintstones''.

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* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'', "'Scuse Me While I Miss the Sky", Frink has a brief encounter with such an alien. There is also Ozmodiar, a parody of the Great Gazoo from ''TheFlintstones''. And the Martians whom the Stonecutters "keep under wraps".
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** They return for an EasterEgg in ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'' if you flip the SillinessSwitch early on.
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* Parodied in DianeDuane's ''Franchise/StarTrek'' novel, ''Spock's World''--a tabloid newspaper reports that Spock's mother, Amanda, has married a little green man. (As a Vulcan, Sarek has green blood and a slightly green complexion.) Amanda tells reporters at a press conference, "There is nothing little about my husband." Even [[TheStoic Sarek]] cracks up once the context is fully explained.

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* Parodied in DianeDuane's Creator/DianeDuane's ''Franchise/StarTrek'' novel, ''Spock's World''--a tabloid newspaper reports that Spock's mother, Amanda, has married a little green man. (As a Vulcan, Sarek has green blood and a slightly green complexion.) Amanda tells reporters at a press conference, "There is nothing little about my husband." Even [[TheStoic Sarek]] cracks up once the context is fully explained.
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* In ''[[http://laststopcomic.com Last Stop]]'', Blurg fits this trope, although he's only the supporting character, an assistant to Klunk (who's a big blue seven-eyed slug).
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* ''DanDare'''s arch-enemy, The Mekon.
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* Martians in ''VideoGame/{{Scribblenauts}}.

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* Martians in ''VideoGame/{{Scribblenauts}}.
''VideoGame/{{Scribblenauts}}''.
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* Martians in ''VideoGame/{{Scribblenauts}}.
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''TakeMeToYourLeader.''

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''TakeMeToYourLeader.''
->''"TakeMeToYourLeader."''



* Aliens designed and coloured in this vein comprise the invading alien force of ''LEGOAlienConquest'', as part of its AffectionateParody take on 1950s science-fiction tropes.

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* Aliens designed and coloured in this vein comprise the invading alien force of ''LEGOAlienConquest'', ''Toys/LEGOAlienConquest'', as part of its AffectionateParody take on 1950s science-fiction tropes.



* Parodied in ''RockyAndBullwinkle'' with Gidney and Cloyd, the moon men.

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* Parodied in ''RockyAndBullwinkle'' ''WesternAnimation/RockyAndBullwinkle'' with Gidney and Cloyd, the moon men.
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* ''MartinMystery''
* WesternAnimation/ZulaPatrol: Bula.

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* ''MartinMystery''
Billy from ''WesternAnimation/MartinMystery'' is a green alien the size of a small child [[spoiler:or at least he ''looks'' like one. His true form is that of a much larger, Hulk-sized monster.]]
* WesternAnimation/ZulaPatrol: ''WesternAnimation/ZulaPatrol'': Bula.
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* Pat Mallet's ''Petits hommes verts''[[hottip:*:which literally translates to LittleGreenMen]] are [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin small, green, male]], [[MarsNeedsWomen horny]] and quite charming towards the ladies. Whether or not [[IComeInPeace they came in peace]] depends on if you're a woman or her husband.

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* Pat Mallet's ''Petits hommes verts''[[hottip:*:which verts''[[note]]which literally translates to LittleGreenMen]] LittleGreenMen[[/note]] are [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin small, green, male]], [[MarsNeedsWomen horny]] and quite charming towards the ladies. Whether or not [[IComeInPeace they came in peace]] depends on if you're a woman or her husband.
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* Parodied in ''RockyAndBullwinkle'' with Gidney and Cloyd, the moon men.

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* Referred to in ''DestroyAllHumans!'' "I am not green!"

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* Referred to in ''DestroyAllHumans!'' "I am not green!"''DestroyAllHumans!''
-->'''Farmer wife''': AAAAAAAEEEIIII!! LITTLE GREEN SPACEMAN! AAAAAAAEEEIIII!!!\\
'''Cryptosporidium-137''': I. Am. Not. Green!
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* The Martians of ''Pinball/AttackFromMars'' and ''Pinball/RevengeFromMars'' are green four-armed aliens out on the rampage... but they're not little.
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* Throughout the first two seasons of ''TheGreatestAmericanHero'', Bill Maxell refers to the aliens who gave Ralph Hinkley the super-suit as "the green guys." When we finally meet the alien, lo and behold, he really ''is'' green. And his spaceship is even circular, though not exactly saucer-shaped.

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* Throughout the first two seasons of ''TheGreatestAmericanHero'', ''Series/TheGreatestAmericanHero'', Bill Maxell refers to the aliens who gave Ralph Hinkley the super-suit as "the green guys." When we finally meet the alien, lo and behold, he really ''is'' green. And his spaceship is even circular, though not exactly saucer-shaped.
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* Pat Mallet's ''Petits hommes verts''[[hottip:*:which literally translates to LittleGreenMen]] are [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin small, green, male]], [[MarsNeedsWomen horny]] and quite charming towards the ladies. Whether or not [[IComeInPeace they came in peace]] [[YourMilageMayVary depends on]] if you're a woman or her husband.

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* Pat Mallet's ''Petits hommes verts''[[hottip:*:which literally translates to LittleGreenMen]] are [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin small, green, male]], [[MarsNeedsWomen horny]] and quite charming towards the ladies. Whether or not [[IComeInPeace they came in peace]] [[YourMilageMayVary depends on]] on if you're a woman or her husband.
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* Pat Mallet's ''Petits hommes verts''[[hottip:*:which literally translates to LittleGreenMen]] are [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin small, green, male]], [[MarsNeedsWomen horny]] and quite charming towards the ladies. Whether or not [[IComeInPeace they came in peace]] [[YourMilageMayVary depends on]] if you're a woman or her husband.



* In the ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'' SpinOff ''BuzzLightyearOfStarCommand'', the three-eyed toy aliens are even referred to as "[=LGMs=]"--{{Grammar Nazi}}s notwithstanding. In the first episode it's revealed that they share a psychic link that they call "Unimind", and their homeworld's name is a string of unpronounceable gibberish.

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* In the ''WesternAnimation/ToyStory'' SpinOff ''BuzzLightyearOfStarCommand'', the three-eyed toy aliens are even referred to as "[=LGMs=]"--{{Grammar Nazi}}s notwithstanding. In the first episode it's revealed that they share a psychic link that they call "Unimind", "[[HiveMind Unimind]]", and their homeworld's name is a string of unpronounceable gibberish.
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* ''MarsAttacks!''

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* ''MarsAttacks!''''MarsAttacks''



** I believe that was {{Ret Con}}ned into "Martians."

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** I believe that was {{Ret Con}}ned {{Retcon}}ned into "Martians."
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* A famous 1955 UFO close encounter case on the Sutton family farm in Kentucky helped establish this image in the public's mind. (In particular, the Skrulls look like they were based on the big-eared Sutton aliens).
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** In particular, the original version of the Skrulls look a lot like the "space goblins" from the famous 1955 Sutton family farm UFO case in Kentucky.

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