History GoodAngelBadAngel / WesternAnimation

** And in the AnimatedAdaptation of ''ComicBook/EmperorJoker'', the angel and devil sides of Bat-Mite appear when he is faced with whether or not he could use his superpowers to help Batman in the fight with SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker:

* There is an episode of''WesternAnimation/TheAlvinShow'' where Alvin decides to run away from home because he’s sick of rehearsing so much. While he’s gone, his shoulder devil encourages him to keep doing what he’s doing because he’s better off without Dave and his brothers because he was the most popular member of the group. Eventually, his shoulder angel appears to tell him what he’s doing is wrong and that without him, his family would grow poor, and Dave would probably die, so he runs back home.

* In a couple of episodes of ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends'', Garfield has an angel and a devil that fight over what courses of action he should take. His devil usually uses every method he can think of to send the angel as far away as he can; the angel, in return, often reenters the scene a while late through unusual means. (Example: the devil mails the angel to Mexico. The angel later walks back through the door carrying luggage and wearing both a sombrero and a serape.)

* ''WesternAnimation/LolaAndVirginia'' has used this with Lola, one of the main characters a couple of times. But they've done it a bit differently.
** In one episode she asks a student from her friend's karate class to help get back a bracelet that another girl took from her. Lola's friend tells her that karate students don't go around beating people up. Lola says that's not what she had in mind at all. She smiles innocently, but for a second she changes into a devil version of herself, with a black dress in place of her usual red one.
** In another episode, Lola is in a contest to win a moped. A classmate is also trying to get it for his brother. Lola feels bad about beating the boy and imagines her devil self beating the boy to the top of a mountain using a helicopter, when he was climbing. Lola's devil self runs for the prize, but is held back by Lola's angel selves, who restrains her by grabbing her tail. A moment later, when Lola helps the boy win and beat a girl who was cheating, her angel self and devil self actually high five each other.

** Another episode had Bogus chasing after an ant that had stolen his special piece of cake. When he finally catches up with the ant, he is both anguished and ashamed to discover that the ant had only stolen the cake because it was a baby ant's birthday. First, his bad side, who is depicted as a leather-clad BadassBiker, tells Bogus that they're just puny insignificant ants and that the cake is rightfully his for him to just take, before his good side, who is depicted as a SesquipedalianLoquaciousness-spouting well-mannered philosopher, tells Bogus that if he just takes the cake back, he will regret it for the rest of his life. [[spoiler: At the end of the discussion, Bogus ends up listening to his bad side and takes the cake from the ants anyway.]]

* A Spanish show called ''Lola and Virginia'' has used this with Lola, one of the main characters a couple of times. But they've done it a bit differently.
** In one episode she asks a student from her friend's karate class to help get back a bracelet that another girl took from her. Lola's friend tells her that karate students don't go around beatin people up. Lola says that's not what she had in mind at all. She smiles innocently, but for a second she changes into a devil version of herself, with a black dress in place of her usual red one.
** In another episode, Lola is in a contest to win a moped. A classmate is also trying to get it for his brother. Lola feels bad about beating the boy and imagines her devil self beating the boy to the top of a mountain using a helicopter, when he was climbing. Lola's devil self runs for the prize, but is held back by Lola's angel selfs, who restrains her by grabbing her tail. A moment later, when Lola helps the boy win and beat a girl who was cheating, her angel self and devil self actually high five each other.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Mr Bogus}}'':
** A claymation short used after the first act of the episode "[[{{Recap/MrBogusS2E6TotallyBogusVideo}} Totally Bogus Video]]" had Bogus being confronted by angel and devil versions of himself when he comes across a wrapped-up box of candy on the counter. The angel and devil then confront each other, which escalates into a {{Big Ball Of Violence}}, giving Bogus a chance to help himself to the candy.
** Another episode had Bogus chasing after an ant that had stolen his special piece of cake. When he finally catches up with the ant, he is both anguished and ashamed to discover that the ant had only stolen the cake because it was a baby ant's birthday. First, his bad side, who is depicted as a leather-clad {{Badass Biker}}, tells Bogus that they're just puny insignificant ants and that the cake is rightfully his for him to just take, before his good side, who is depicted as a {{Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness}}[=-spouting=] well-mannered philosopher, tells Bogus that if he just takes the cake back, he will regret it for the rest of his life. [[spoiler: At the end of the discussion, Bogus ends up listening to his bad side and takes the cake from the ants anyway.]]

-->'''Devil''': Go ahead. Drink the beer. It'll calm you down.
-->'''Angel''': Yeah. Why the hell not? It's just a beer. Don't be such a pussy, m'kay?

* ''WesternAnimation/TwoStupidDogs'':
** The small dog's devil side tells him to sell out the big dog. His angel side... ''tells him the same thing''.
** In the episode, “A Quarter”, when the dogs are trying to get $10,000, the big dog sees his face on a wanted poster for a $10,000 reward. The little dog’s shoulder devil appears telling him to turn him in for the money, and then his shoulder angel appears to tell him...[[BaitAndSwitch the exact same thing!]]

* ''WesternAnimation/MuchaLucha'' - Rikochet experiences a straight example when he considers stealing something from a classmate with the Flea as his shoulder devil and Buena Girl as his shoulder angel. The episode ends with a gag involving the Flea trying to melt the polar ice caps (by rubbing two sticks together), and he gets two devil versions of himself.

** A Bart Simpson butterfinger short has a bart simpson angel and devil.

* ''WesternAnimation/TotalDramaRama'': In the episode "The Date", Jude has these appearing on his shoulders when he's considering the idea of giving Chef a fake secret admirer, with Bridgette and Duncan as the devil.

* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/TeachersPet'', both Leonard and Spot struggle with their angels and devils over candy. Prettyboy is tempted by his devil to cheat at a contest he's having with Mr. Jolly, only for a second devil to remind him he cheats all the time. [[LampshadeHaning When Prettyboy askes why one of them isn't an angel]], one of the devils says his angel ''quit'' because he never listened. Prettyboy actually bristles at that and decides to play fair for once to show the angel and the devils he has the willpower.

[[caption-width-right:201: Not like he'll listen to either.]]

** A Disney World War II Propaganda short staring Donald Duck, "The Spirit of '43", posits that when an American worker (Donald) comes into money, his mind has two separate personalities; the Thrifty, who takes the form of a Scottish old man (Hmmm!), who encourages Donald to save his money for taxes and the Spendthrift, a smooth-talker in a jazz suit who insists that Donald should spend his cash on idle luxuries. The moral of the short is that by paying you taxes you help the US war effort, and not paying your taxes essentially helps the Axis. To really drive the point home, the Spendthrift briefly looks like HItler, and the doors to the bar he's pulling Donald towards has doors shaped like the Nazi Swatska. The Thrifty, on the other hand, is knocked into a wall made to look like an American Flag, with his circling stars resembling the stars on the flag. Donald, naturally, goes to pay his taxes, but not without giving the Spendthrift a a solid uppercut, damaging the saloon doors into becoming a V (for victory!).

** In "Scaredy Cat", when Sylvester sees that homicidal mice have captured Porky, he runs off in a panic, until a little angel version of him gives him [[TalkingWithSigns a non-verbal dressing-down/pep talk]].

** There was also an episode, "The Frog Who Knew Too Much" where Kermit was visited by a shoulder angel and shoulder devil of his own on whether he should promise to keep Nanny's big surprise present a secret. Given that Kermit is more of a NiceGuy, he sides with his shoulder angel and his shoulder devil even agrees that the shoulder angel has a point.

* A ''WesternAnimation/HouseOfMouse'' short features Pluto's angel and devil. Later, after Mickey punishes Pluto for making a mess (when it was actually three kittens who made the mess), ''Pluto's angel and devil start giving Mickey suggestions.'' And they don't just look like Pluto's; the Devil even mentions the kittens, which Mickey does not, at this point, know about.
** They also appeared in another short that for some reason wasn't even aired with that show at all! In this short, Pluto's conscience persuades him into thinking that Minnie Mouse is out to get him after Mickey left him at her house while he was on vacation. Said conscience later makes him have nightmares about Minnie burying him alive, and even [[DraggedOffToHell drags him to Hell]]!

** There was also an episode, "The Frog Who Knew Too Much" where Kermit was visited by a shoulder angel and shoulder devil of his own on whether he should promise to keep Nanny's big surprise present a secret. Given that Kermit is more of a NiceGuy, he sides with his shoulder angel.

* ''WesternAnimation/TwoStupidDogs''. The small dog's devil side tells him to sell out the big dog. His angel side... ''tells him the same thing''.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/TwoStupidDogs'' episode, “A Quarter”, when the dogs are trying to get $10,000, the big dog sees his face on a wanted poster for a $10,000 reward. The little dog’s shoulder devil appears telling him to turn him in for the money, and then his shoulder angel appears to tell him...[[BaitAndSwitch the exact same thing!]]

** There was also an episode where Kermit was visited by a shoulder angel and shoulder devil of his own.

** In "Scaredy Cat", when Sylvester sees that homicidal mice have captured Porky, he runs off in a panic, until a little angel version of him gives him [[UsefulNotes/SignLanguage a non-verbal dressing-down/pep talk]].

* In Disney short "WesternAnimation/LendAPaw", Pluto is jealous when a little kitten has joined him as Mickey's other pet. A Good Angel appears to urge Pluto to accept the kitten but a Bad Angel appears urging Pluto to get rid of the kitten. Pluto listens to the Bad Angel with unfortunate consequences.