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* Nodoka from ''{{Saki}}'' can't sleep without her [[{{ptitleul0owi4irvy5}} stuffed penguin, Etopen]]. She's also encouraged to hug it when she plays {{Mahjong}} with other people, just as she does online, with the hope of improving her skill.

* Subverted in BlackButler. Ciel says he can't sleep without his preferred pillow, [[spoiler: but it was just an excuse to hide the blood on Sebastian's chest.]]

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* In Roleplay/WeAreOurAvatars, [[{{Disgaea}} Asagi Asagiri]] has Wildcat, her {{BFG}}. When it was nearly taken away from her by DNP, she went into a CornerOfWoe.

* In ''Film/LChangeTheWorld'', Maki has a pink teddy bear with a recorded voice of her deceased mother, which gives her comfort when ever she's in distress

* In ''Flim/LChangeTheWorld'', Maki has a pink teddy bear with a recorded voice of her deceased mother, which gives her comfort when ever she's in distress

If the character is seperated from their SecurityBlanket, or it is otherwise destroyed before they're ready to let go, expect the WaterWorks and InelegantBlubbering to commence ad nauseum. [[TruthInTelevision Especially,]] in RealLife.

* JaneEyre's childhood attachment to her doll makes this trope OlderThanRadio: "It puzzles me now to remember with what absurd sincerity I doated on this little toy, half fancying it alive and capable of sensation. I could not sleep unless it was folded in my night-gown; and when it lay there safe and warm, I was comparatively happy, believing it to be happy likewise."

* In BestInShow, one of the contestants in the dog show is extremely high-strung (like her owners) and can't function without a specific toy called a "Busy Bee."

* In ''[[BestInShow]] Best In Show'', one of the contestants in the dog show is extremely high-strung (like her owners) and can't function without a specific toy called a "Busy Bee."

* In ''Best of Show'', one of the contestants in the dog show is extremely high-strung (like her owners) and can't function without a specific toy called a "Busy Bee."

* The ExcusePlot in CirqueDuSoleil's ''{{Mystere}}'' kicks off when two babies (played by adults) lose their loveys -- a big red ball for the male, a toy snail for the female -- and venture out into the world to find them.

** Which is [[strike:ironic]] creepy when you recall how Asuka Langley Soryu felt about dolls in the original series.

If the character is seperated from their SecurityBlanket, or it is otherwise destroyed before they're ready to let go. Expect the WaterWorks and InelegantBlubbering to commence ad nauseaum. [[TruthInTelevision Especially,]] in RealLife.

* In RobertAHeinlein 's ''Have Space Suit -- Will Travel'', Peewee admits she can't sleep at night without her doll Madame Pompadour, even as she admits, "I'm perfectly aware that it's just a doll; I've understood the pathetic fallacy for -- oh, years and years!"

* Asuka Shikinami Langley is awfully attached to her little red doll in ''{{Rebuild Of Evangelion}}''...
** Which is [[strike:ironic]] creepy when you recall how Asuka Soryu Langley felt about dolls in the original series.

** Which is ironic when you recall how Asuka Soryu Langley felt about dolls in the original series.

** This stake was originally the favored stake of Buffy's Slayer successor, Kendra, who gave it the name.
* Finn seemed to have one of these in ''{{Glee}}'' which he called his "gee gee"

* JaneEyre 's childhood attachment to her doll makes this trope OlderThanRadio: "It puzzles me now to remember with what absurd sincerity I doated on this little toy, half fancying it alive and capable of sensation. I could not sleep unless it was folded in my night-gown; and when it lay there safe and warm, I was comparatively happy, believing it to be happy likewise."

* Finn seemed to have one of these in ''Glee'' which he called his "gee gee"

* Sawyer throws a fit and then goes unresponsive in ''{{Black Lagoon}}'' when she looses her Ulravoice.

Can overlap with GirlsLoveStuffedAnimals.

* Linus and his blue blanket from ''{{Peanuts}}'' are perhaps the UrExample, and also the TropeNamer as TheOtherWiki credits the series for the term "security blanket."