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* Referenced in ''Literature/TheToughGuideToFantasyland,'' as readers are informed if their adventuring party picks up a young nun - and she will always be young - then she will turn out to be "not nearly as nun-ish as you expected" and they will be glad to have her around.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/HazbinHotel,'' Alastor briefly dons a nun habit during a musical number while singing the line "I've been as devoted as a nun," for little reason other than because it's a funny image.
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This could be because "nun" is an {{Inherently Funny Word|s}}, or that their outfits look silly. This trope mostly manifests as "normal" things being made inherently funny due to nuns doing them. Someone boarding a plane? Normal. A nun doing it in her religious habit? Hilarious! Of course, the majority of modern nuns ''do not'' wear habits anymore, preferring plain black or grey dresses instead, but...[[RuleOfFunny that's not as funny]]. Also, the ''[[JustForPun convent]]''ional stereotype of them is that they are very stern, severe and disapproving, thus making them either [[TheComicallySerious foils for wackiness going on around them]] or upping the humor value when ''they'' [[NunTooHoly do something wacky]].
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This could be because "nun" is an {{Inherently Funny Word|s}}, or that their outfits look silly. This trope mostly manifests as "normal" things being made inherently funny due to nuns doing them. Someone boarding a plane? Normal. A nun doing it in her religious habit? Hilarious! Of course, the majority of modern nuns ''do not'' wear habits anymore, preferring plain black or grey dresses instead, but...[[RuleOfFunny that's not as funny]]. Also, the ''[[JustForPun ''[[{{Pun}} convent]]''ional stereotype of them is that they are very stern, severe and disapproving, thus making them either [[TheComicallySerious foils for wackiness going on around them]] or upping the humor value when ''they'' [[NunTooHoly do something wacky]].
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[[caption-width-right:350:Sister Mary's surfing habit is [[JustForPun nun]] of your business.]]
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-->"Nuns are so funny, they're ''[[IncrediblyLamePun nunny]]!'' Look at 'em, all penguiney."
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-->"Nuns are so funny, they're ''[[IncrediblyLamePun ''[[{{Pun}} nunny]]!'' Look at 'em, all penguiney."
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* And what ''ComicBook/YoungJustice'' fan can forget the immortal words of [[ComicBook/RobinSeries Robin]] on a runaway supercycle: "Oh no! Nuns in a station wagon loaded with high explosives! [[http://robintheunlikelykiller.ytmnd.com/ Just my luck!" (Warning: sound)]]
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* And what ''ComicBook/YoungJustice'' fan can forget the immortal words of [[ComicBook/RobinSeries Robin]] ComicBook/{{Robin|1993}} on a runaway supercycle: "Oh no! Nuns in a station wagon loaded with high explosives! [[http://robintheunlikelykiller.ytmnd.com/ Just my luck!" (Warning: sound)]]
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* Index of ''LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex'' is technically a nun, but passes off her very un-nun like behavior such as indulging in sweets as the result of her only being in training.
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* Index of ''LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex'' ''Literature/ACertainMagicalIndex'' is technically a nun, but passes off her very un-nun like behavior such as indulging in sweets as the result of her only being in training.
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* ''Series/ImpracticalJokers'': In the season 6 challenge "You Didn't See Me", the Jokers have to get a stranger to cover for them as they dodge someone they've been avoiding: a prostitute, a mob enforcer, a little girl with pigtails, and a nun.
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* ''Series/ImpracticalJokers'': In the season 6 challenge "You Didn't See Me", the Jokers have to get a stranger to cover for them as they dodge someone they've been avoiding: a prostitute, a mob enforcer, a little girl with pigtails, and avoiding, one of which was a nun.
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* One gag in the short ''WesternAnimation/TheMadagascarPenguinsInAChristmasCaper'' has the penguins walk behind a group of nuns to appear inconspicuous in the city.
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* There was a gag in that theatrical short with the ''WesternAnimation/{{Madagascar}}'' penguins where the penguins fell in behind a group of nuns to appear inconspicuous.
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--> '''Q:''' [[IAlwaysWantedToSayThat I've always wanted to say this]] - send in the nun!
--> '''Q:''' [[IAlwaysWantedToSayThat I've always wanted to say this]] - send in the nun!
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* ''Series/TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody'' has London and Mady go to a Catholic School. The nuns there always wear their hats, even when hiking through the woods in tracksuit or coaching the volleyball team.
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* ''Series/TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody'' has London and Mady go to a Catholic School. The nuns there always wear their hats, even when hiking through the woods in tracksuit or coaching the volleyball team. Heck, they’ll even throw in a SillyPrayer for good measure.
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* In ''[[Creator/MilestoneComics Xombi]]'', despite not being comedic figures, there was Nun of the Above who had clairvoyant abilities and Nun the Less who could shrink. The humor mainly came from their punny names, and there was a third nun whose task was to guard a door to an underground prison. When asked which nun she was, she replied "[[StealthPun None of your business.]]"
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* In ''[[Creator/MilestoneComics Xombi]]'', ''ComicBook/{{Xombi}}'', despite not being comedic figures, there was Nun of the Above who had clairvoyant abilities and Nun the Less who could shrink. The humor mainly came from their punny names, and there was a third nun whose task was to guard a door to an underground prison. When asked which nun she was, she replied "[[StealthPun None of your business.]]"
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* ''Film/{{Airplane}}!'' has a gag where a nun is seeing reading the magazine "Boy's Life[[note]] The official magazine of the Boy Scouts of America[[/note]]", followed immediately by a boy reading "Nun's Life", with a cover featuring a nun riding a surfboard. Later, she's playing her guitar singing "Respect" to the two jive-talking black guys who are sick from eating fish. Also, when the passengers started panicking after learning no one's flying the plane, the nun is seen strangling a Hare Krishna.
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* ''Film/{{Airplane}}!'' ''Film/{{Airplane}}'' has a gag where a nun is seeing reading the magazine "Boy's Life[[note]] The Life,"[[note]]The official magazine of the Boy Scouts of America[[/note]]", America[[/note]] followed immediately by a boy reading "Nun's Life", with a cover featuring a nun riding a surfboard. Later, she's playing her guitar singing "Respect" to the two jive-talking black guys who are sick from eating fish. Also, when the passengers started panicking after learning no one's flying the plane, the nun is seen strangling a Hare Krishna.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking was formerly known as "Bus Full Of Nuns" because of this trope.
* There exists a calendar called "Nuns Having Fun", which depicts nuns on roller coasters, eating ice cream, etc.
* Music/BarenakedLadies:
-->"But how do you plan for a bank full of nuns?"
* A ''Magazine/{{MAD}}'' parody of ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' included a spoof of the song "Maria", detailing how religious movies become more accessible and marketable when they focus on nuns who-like Maria-spend more time goofing around than performing their duties.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking was formerly known as "Bus Full Of Nuns" because of this trope.
* There exists a calendar called "Nuns Having Fun", which depicts nuns on roller coasters, eating ice cream, etc.
* Music/BarenakedLadies:
-->"But how do you plan for a bank full of nuns?"
* A ''Magazine/{{MAD}}'' parody of ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' included a spoof of the song "Maria", detailing how religious movies become more accessible and marketable when they focus on nuns who-like Maria-spend more time goofing around than performing their duties.
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* ArsonMurderAndJaywalking was formerly known as "Bus Full Of Nuns" because of this trope.
* There exists a calendar called "Nuns Having Fun", which depicts nuns on roller coasters, eating ice cream, etc.
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-->"But how do you plan for a bank full of nuns?"
* A ''Magazine/{{MAD}}'' parody of ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' included a spoof of the song "Maria", detailing how religious movies become more accessible and marketable when they focus on nuns who-like Maria-spend more time goofing around than performing their duties.
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* [[https://twitter.com/hyxpk Diva]] in their Twitter account draws a new art about nuns' (and a priest's) daily life activities every day, it's hilarious...
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* [[https://twitter.com/hyxpk Diva]] in ArsonMurderAndJaywalking was formerly known as "Bus Full Of Nuns" because of this trope.
* There exists a calendar called "Nuns Having Fun", which depicts nuns on roller coasters, eating ice cream, etc.
* Music/BarenakedLadies:
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* A ''Magazine/{{MAD}}'' parody of ''Theatre/TheSoundOfMusic'' included a spoof of the song "Maria", detailing how religious movies become more accessible and marketable when they focus on nuns who-like Maria-spend more time goofing around than performing theirTwitter account draws a new art about nuns' (and a priest's) daily life activities every day, it's hilarious...
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* Music/BarenakedLadies:
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* [[Music/CristinaScuccia Sister Cristina Scuccia]], who won the 2014 season of ''[[Series/TheVoice The Voice Italy]]''.
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* [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cristina_Scuccia Sister Cristina Scuccia]], who won the 2014 version of ''The Voice of Italy''.
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** Its sequel ''Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows'' addresses the trope when Sister George says she doesn't want to be patronized as a "darling little nun" who's "just like a real person." While both movies draw humor from nuns doing things in their bulky habits, the second one ends with the sisters changing to a modified version.
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** Its sequel ''Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows'' ''Film/WhereAngelsGoTroubleFollows'' addresses the trope when Sister George says she doesn't want to be patronized as a "darling little nun" who's "just like a real person." While both movies draw humor from nuns doing things in their bulky habits, the second one ends with the sisters changing to a modified version.
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* The obscure film ''Greaser's Palace'' has a nun played by a man by no reason.
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* The obscure film ''Greaser's Palace'' ''Film/GreasersPalace'' has a nun played by a man by no reason.
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* ''Film/RunningScared1986'' - Billy Crystal and Gregory Hines play cops who arrest a priest and a nun who they think are smuggling drugs from Colombia. After they find out they aren't, the nun hits one of them with a ruler.
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* ''Film/RunningScared1986'' - Billy Crystal Creator/BillyCrystal and Gregory Hines Creator/GregoryHines play cops who arrest a priest and a nun who they think are smuggling drugs from Colombia. After they find out they aren't, the nun hits one of them with a ruler.
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* ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'', has Misora Kasuga, who acts nothing like the traditional stern nun. In particular, there's the incident where she took over a {{Confessional}} as her classmates came to it for advice. It's also implied that she's on nun duty as punishment for disciplinary infractions...
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* ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima'', ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi'', has Misora Kasuga, who acts nothing like the traditional stern nun. In particular, there's the incident where she took over a {{Confessional}} as her classmates came to it for advice. It's also implied that she's on nun duty as punishment for disciplinary infractions...
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* And what ''Comicbook/YoungJustice'' fan can forget the immortal words of [[ComicBook/RobinSeries Robin]] on a runaway supercycle: "Oh no! Nuns in a station wagon loaded with high explosives! [[http://robintheunlikelykiller.ytmnd.com/ Just my luck!" (Warning: sound)]]
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* And what ''Comicbook/YoungJustice'' ''ComicBook/YoungJustice'' fan can forget the immortal words of [[ComicBook/RobinSeries Robin]] on a runaway supercycle: "Oh no! Nuns in a station wagon loaded with high explosives! [[http://robintheunlikelykiller.ytmnd.com/ Just my luck!" (Warning: sound)]]
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This could be because "nun" is an {{Inherently Funny Word|s}}, or that their outfits look silly. This trope mostly manifests as "normal" things being made inherently funny due to nuns doing them. Someone boarding a plane? Normal. A nun doing it in her religious habit? Hilarious! Of course, the majority of modern nuns ''do not'' wear habits anymore, preferring plain black or grey dresses instead, maybe including the headdress, but...[[RuleOfFunny that's not as funny]].[[note]]Some of the more traditional orders still prefer religious members to stay in full habit all the time. [[/note]] Also, the ''[[JustForPun convent]]''ional stereotype of them is that they are very stern, severe and disapproving, thus making them either [[TheComicallySerious foils for wackiness going on around them]] or upping the humor value when ''they'' [[NunTooHoly do something wacky]].
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This could be because "nun" is an {{Inherently Funny Word|s}}, or that their outfits look silly. This trope mostly manifests as "normal" things being made inherently funny due to nuns doing them. Someone boarding a plane? Normal. A nun doing it in her religious habit? Hilarious! Of course, the majority of modern nuns ''do not'' wear habits anymore, preferring plain black or grey dresses instead, maybe including the headdress, but...[[RuleOfFunny that's not as funny]].[[note]]Some of the more traditional orders still prefer religious members to stay in full habit all the time. [[/note]] Also, the ''[[JustForPun convent]]''ional stereotype of them is that they are very stern, severe and disapproving, thus making them either [[TheComicallySerious foils for wackiness going on around them]] or upping the humor value when ''they'' [[NunTooHoly do something wacky]].
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