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Animated Films

Comic Strips

  • In one FoxTrot Jason says he went to see the movie and it inspired him. Cue Paige sitting on a lawnchair with a bunch of balloons tied to her.
  • Off the Mark: Carl appears in this strip.
  • Mutts: This strip has a bird encountering a house with a bunch of balloons tied to it.

Video Games

  • LEGO The Incredibles: Russel appears as an unlockable character, unlocked by building Carl's House in the Municiberg Financial District. Russel can summon Kevin, track clues, travel through crawl vents, and light campfires.

Web Comics

  • A filler arc of Sluggy Freelance has Torg go to see an Avatar parody, and one of the previews is for a horror movie version of Up told from the perspective of the balloons.

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Western Animation

  • MAD:
    • The sketch "S'UP" has Carl meeting the cast of Jersey Shore.
    • Carl also makes cameos in the sketches "2012 Dalmatians" and "The Buzz Identity".
    • Episode 3 also features an advertisement for a product tie-in based on the film simply called "UP".
  • Robot Chicken:
    • A sketch from "Saving Private Gigli" features Carl attempting to fly to Paradise Falls, only for the balloons carrying his house to break away, causing it to fall on some construction workers, killing them and getting Carl arrested as a result.
    Carl: I won't last ten days in prison.
    • A sketch from "Musha Shakhtyorov in: Honeyboogers" has Gooey Louie watch the film on an airplane. Five minutes into the film, Louie tears up and wipes his nose on the tie of the germaphobic passenger next to him, much to the latter's ire.
    • A sketch from "Callie Greenhouse in: Fun. Sad. Epic. Tragic" involves Carl winding up in the Land of Oz when his house lands on Dorothy and Glinda.
  • The Simpsons:

British film series

  • The 2016 YA novel You Look Different in Real Life is about five youngsters who were filmed for a documentary when they were all six, with follow-ups chronicling how their lives have changed during five-year intervals. This is comparable to the premise of the Up films.

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