History Main / MouseWorld

** And ''Disney/{{Cinderella}}'''s mouse-friends, though not the center of the story, have significantly adapted the house so they can move about freely inside it.

* In {{Incarceron}} [[spoiler: anyone who enters the Prison is shrunk down to fit into it. Said Prison is, in fact, a silver cube set on the Warden's pcketwatch.]]

* The young adult ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' novel ''The Amazing Maurice And His Educated Rodents''

* The [[RankinBassProductions Rankin/Bass]] special ''TwasTheNightBeforeChristmas'' involves a family of mice living with the family of a human clockmaker. Unusually for the trope, the human is not only aware of his counterpart's existence but actually interacts and works with him.

* Big Ears, Small Mouse, a supplement for Big Eyes, Small Mouth.

* The computer-animated film ''WesternAnimation/FlushedAway'' has a rat-sized recreation on London made out of junk in the AbsurdlySpaciousSewers, with its own Tower Bridge, Picadilly Circus (complete with not-so-big screens) and Big Ben.

* The computer-animated film ''WesternAnimation/FlushedAway''

* The animals in the first ''IceAge'' film, and ''only'' in the first film. The sequels actually changed this so that they are now the ''only'' inhabitants of Earth.

* ''{{TheMouseAndHisChild}}'' includes both small creatures and non-living things.

* ''WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail'', films and series. Theirs comes complete with animal {{Expy}}'s of actual human historical figures, and the mice themselves are essentially metaphors for [[FantasticRacism oppressed minorities]].

** The novel (and the later sequels) ''did'' state that the Rats of NIMH had made their tunnels surprisingly human-like (and it only got more so, after they moved to the valley, including a statue of one of the rats who died near the end of the first book). ''Rasco'' even has some of the younger rats figuring out how to make ''candy''. And Mrs. Frisby was married to [[spoiler: one of the mice from NIMH. So her husband might have been partial to human-like amenities, and Mrs. Frisby humoured him.]]

*** There's also St. Ninian's church, which was burned down in ''Pearls of Lutra'', and a mention of the ([[CaptainObvious human]]) country of Portugal in the first book.

* The ''Christopher Curchmouse'' series of biblically-oriented short stories, written by a Barbra Davoll, is set in a church where mice live much the same lives that humans do in secret, even including attending the preacher's sermons.

* Played quite straight in the novel ''ThePrinceOfDarkness'', about a Rat-Machaivelli eventually being overthrown by a communist revolution...

* ''KabuNoIsaki'' by [[YokohamaKaidashiKikou Hitoshi Ashinano]]. The story is set in a world where everything except humans is 10 times larger (in ''linear'' size), but apparently the Earth surface gravity force is ''not'' 10 times stronger. Result: Japan appears huge and sparsely populated, humans are piloting what looks like toy airplanes, landing on fuki (butterbur) leaves and such.

* Oms (humans trapped in a land of giants) in ''FantasticPlanet''.

* Played quite realistically in the DisneyAnimatedCanon film ''{{Ratatouille}}'', where the most BambooTechnology utilized by the rats is their musical instruments. Other than that, they're quadruped rodents. Remy, who engages in more humanlike behavior like walking on his hind legs and reading, is considered an oddity by the others.