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* ''Literature/TheButterflyBallAndTheGrasshoppersFeast'': It's not always clear, but it ''seems'' as if the animal world is meant to be in the edges of ours, ''Literature/PeterRabbit'' style. There are two sticking points, one being Sir Maximus Mouse having "a secret flat" in the Cheddar Bank, but even that can be interpreted as an over-selling of living in the wainscotting. Slightly harder to explain is the animal-sized steam train in "The Rodents' Express" and "Punchinello", expecially the suggestion in the former that the Princess of Wales has also travelled on it, implying a WorldOfFunnyAnimals.
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* ''Literature/TheButterflyBallAndTheGrasshoppersFeast'': It's not always clear, but it ''seems'' as if the animal world is meant to be in the edges of ours, ''Literature/PeterRabbit'' style. There are two sticking points, one being Sir Maximus Mouse having "a secret flat" in the Cheddar Bank, but even that can be interpreted as an over-selling of living in the wainscotting. Slightly harder to explain is the animal-sized steam train in "The Rodents' Express" and "Punchinello", expecially especially the suggestion in the former that the Princess of Wales has also travelled on it, implying a WorldOfFunnyAnimals.
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* ''Literature/TheButterflyBallAndTheGrasshoppersFeast'': It's not always clear, but it ''seems'' as if the animal world is meant to be in the edges of ours, ''Literature/PeterRabbit'' style. There are two sticking points, one being Sir Maximus Mouse having "a secret flat" in the Cheddar Bank, but even that can be interpreted as an over-selling of living in the wainscotting. Slightly hard to explain is the animal-sized steam train in "The Rodents' Express" and "Punchinello", expecially the suggestion in the former that the Princess of Wales has also travelled on it, implying a WorldOfFunnyAnimals.
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* ''Literature/TheButterflyBallAndTheGrasshoppersFeast'': It's not always clear, but it ''seems'' as if the animal world is meant to be in the edges of ours, ''Literature/PeterRabbit'' style. There are two sticking points, one being Sir Maximus Mouse having "a secret flat" in the Cheddar Bank, but even that can be interpreted as an over-selling of living in the wainscotting. Slightly hard harder to explain is the animal-sized steam train in "The Rodents' Express" and "Punchinello", expecially the suggestion in the former that the Princess of Wales has also travelled on it, implying a WorldOfFunnyAnimals.
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* ''Literature/TheButterflyBallAndTheGrasshoppersFeast'': It's not always clear, but it ''seems'' as if the animal world is meant to be in the edges of ours, ''Literature/PeterRabbit'' style. The sticking point is Sir Maximus Mouse having "a secret flat" in the Cheddar Bank, but even that can be interpreted as an over-selling of living in the wainscotting.
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* ''Literature/TheButterflyBallAndTheGrasshoppersFeast'': It's not always clear, but it ''seems'' as if the animal world is meant to be in the edges of ours, ''Literature/PeterRabbit'' style. The There are two sticking point is points, one being Sir Maximus Mouse having "a secret flat" in the Cheddar Bank, but even that can be interpreted as an over-selling of living in the wainscotting.wainscotting. Slightly hard to explain is the animal-sized steam train in "The Rodents' Express" and "Punchinello", expecially the suggestion in the former that the Princess of Wales has also travelled on it, implying a WorldOfFunnyAnimals.
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* ''The Wombles'' in the books by Elizabeth Beresford live on the fringes of the human world (specifically under Wimbledon Common, although there are other Womble families across the world), scavenging things we've carelessly thrown away. As the [[SecondVerseCurse forgotten second verse]] of the [[WesternAnimation/TheWombles TV series]] says:
-->''People don't notice us, they never see,\\
Under their noses a Womble may be.''
-->''People don't notice us, they never see,\\
Under their noses a Womble may be.''
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Bugdom}}'' you take control of a rolly polly, travelling across the lands rescuing captured insects. Grass and other plants seem as tall as trees, anthills and beehives are spacious caverns, and giant human feet can crush you on the fourth level.
* ''VideoGame/HollowKnight'' is a possible example of this. All the characters are either bugs, arachnids, worms, mollusks, or some other invertebrate, and although we never see any giant objects or animals to compare them to, there's nothing like trees, rivers, or mountains to compare them to either. The wilderness areas are made up of moss and fungus instead of trees, and all wielded weapons are nails except for Hornet's sewing needle and Zote's wooden weapon. There's a definite possibility that the characters are supposed to be the size of actual bugs.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Bugdom}}'' you take control of a rolly polly, travelling across the lands rescuing captured insects. Grass and other plants seem as tall as trees, anthills and beehives are spacious caverns, and giant human feet can crush you on the fourth level.
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* ''ComicStrip/TheFarSide'': There have been cartoons featuring rodents, fish, arthropods and even microbes whose behaviour mirrors (and of course satirises) that of humans.
* ''ComicStrip/TheFarSide'': There have been cartoons featuring rodents, fish, arthropods and even microbes whose behaviour mirrors (and of course satirises) that of humans.
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* ''ComicStrip/TheFarSide'' loves this trope. There have been cartoons featuring rodents, fish, arthropods and even microbes whose behaviour mirrors (and of course satirises) that of humans.
* ''ComicStrip/TheFarSide'' loves this trope. There have been cartoons featuring rodents, fish, arthropods and even microbes whose behaviour mirrors (and of course satirises) that of humans.
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* The ''Literature/DeptfordMice'' books by Creator/RobinJarvis feature a community of mice living in an old empty house in the London borough of Deptford. They are divided into two sections, the Skirtings and the Landings, with the inhabitants of the latter being seen as uppity by Skirtings-dwellers. Beneath them in the sewers, the villainous rats have their own society governed by their living GodOfEvil, [[BigBad Jupiter]].
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* The ''Literature/DeptfordMice'' books by Creator/RobinJarvis feature a community of mice living in an old empty house in the London borough of Deptford. They are divided into two sections, the Skirtings and the Landings, with the inhabitants of the latter being seen as uppity by Skirtings-dwellers. Beneath them in the sewers, the villainous rats have their own society governed by their living GodOfEvil, [[BigBad Jupiter]]. There are also squirrels and bats, who are mostly weird mystics. The {{Prequel}} ''Thomas'' is largely set in Asia and features a loris, a jerboa, and a mongoose.
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* In the "Literature/RalphSMouse" trilogy by "Creator/BeverlyCleary", Ralph rides around on a matchbox motorcycle and can talk to children who also love motorcycles.
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* In the "Literature/RalphSMouse" ''Literature/RalphSMouse'' trilogy by "Creator/BeverlyCleary", ''Creator/BeverlyCleary'', Ralph rides around on a matchbox motorcycle and can talk to children who also love motorcycles.
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* In the "Literature/RalphSMouse" trilogy by "Creator/BeverlyCleary", Ralph rides around on a matchbox motorcycle and can talk to children who also love motorcycles.
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* ''Nezumi Monogatari'' is a 2007 kids anime film created by [[Creator/{{Sanrio}} Sanrio Company]] which focuses on two mice George and Gerald who live in the abandoned house with their other mouse friends and their elder mouse who sends them on a journey to find the dragon in the waterfall.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Housepets}}'' occassionally alludes to one existing, although we only see glimpses of it. In one comic Squeak and Spo, a pair of mice, have dinner underneath the tables of an outside dining area. All around them, similar mice eat on tiny tables and try to avoid being stepped on.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MrBugGoesToTown'', a feature-length Fleischer cartoon. The bugs attempt to co-exist with a[[HumansThroughAlienEyes human couple]] who have a parallel story, after people accidentally endanger them in a park in Central Park their village is built in.[[spoiler: They end up finding their garden as a new home.]] .
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* ''WesternAnimation/MrBugGoesToTown'', a feature-length Fleischer cartoon. The bugs attempt to co-exist with a[[HumansThroughAlienEyes a [[HumansThroughAlienEyes human couple]] who have a parallel story, after people accidentally endanger them in a park in Central Park their village is built in.[[spoiler: They end up finding their garden as a new home.]] .
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* The merpeople and fish in ''WesternAnimation/{{The Little Mermaid|1989}}'' which depicts life in King Tridents underwater kingdom.
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* The merpeople and fish in ''WesternAnimation/{{The Little Mermaid|1989}}'' which depicts life in King Tridents Triton's underwater kingdom.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Chipmonk}}'', a medieval-themed action game where you control one of three chipmunk warriors fighting enemy rodents, ranging from rats to porcupines to squirrels.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Chipmonk}}'', a medieval-themed action game where you control one of three chipmunk warriors fighting enemy rodents, ranging from rats to porcupines to squirrels.
* ''VideoGame/{{Chipmonk}}'', a medieval-themed action game where you control one of three chipmunk warriors fighting enemy rodents, ranging from rats to porcupines to squirrels.
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* The titular giant magical beard in ''WesternAnimation/TheKingsBeard'' turns out to be home to a society of talking mice. They are seen to use human objects for their own purposes, such as a broken cup being cushioned and used as a prop throne in the play.
