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* The Disney version of WesternAnimation/WinnieThePooh wears only a shirt that is one size too small, but at night he wears a proper-sized nightgown and night cap. On a sidenote, the original illustrations show Pooh naked most of the time, with the shirt only worn during winter.
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* The Disney version of WesternAnimation/WinnieThePooh Franchise/WinnieThePooh wears only a shirt that is one size too small, but at night he wears a proper-sized nightgown and night cap. On a sidenote, the original illustrations show Pooh naked most of the time, with the shirt only worn during winter.
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* Collars are considered appropriate attire among animals in ''Webcomic/{{Housepets}}'', and going out without them is seen as indecent. A few groups in-universe subvert this, such as the wolves (Who are acknowledged as naked in-universe) or the Celestials (who count as a form of PosthumanNudism).
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* Collars are considered appropriate attire among animals in ''Webcomic/{{Housepets}}'', and going out without them is seen as indecent. A few groups in-universe subvert this, such as the wolves (Who (who are acknowledged as naked in-universe) or the Celestials (who count as a form of PosthumanNudism).
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* Collars are considered appropriate attire among animals in ''Webcomic/{{Housepets}}'', and going out without them is seen as indecent. A few groups in-universe subvert this, such as the wolves (Who are acknowledged as naked in-universe) or the Celestials (who count as a form of PosthumanNudism).
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* ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'':
There are dozens of sentient races in the game, with different ideas of clothing, usually based on how anthropomorphic they are.
There are dozens of sentient races in the game, with different ideas of clothing, usually based on how anthropomorphic they are.
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* ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'':
''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'': There are dozens of sentient races in the game, with different ideas of clothing, usually based on how anthropomorphic they are.
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* Literature/{{Dinoverse}} features human characters being cast back in time and made to inhabit the bodies of dinosaurs. Only one of them is ever shown to feel bothered by being naked in dinosaur form, with everyone else shrugging and saying there's nothing to cover when she brings it up. She sticks leaves to her borrowed body using sap, for a while, but they fall off. Then another character makes her a kind of cursory [[SeashellBra Seashell Bikini]], the "bottom" being a vine belt with a shell hanging underneath, and for several scenes after that she's furious whenever these get cut off or otherwise removed. Later, after going through some CharacterDevelopment, she becomes just as unworried about it as the others.
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* Literature/{{Dinoverse}} ''Literature/{{Dinoverse}}'' features human characters being cast back in time and made to inhabit the bodies of dinosaurs. Only one of them is ever shown to feel bothered by being naked in dinosaur form, with everyone else shrugging and saying there's nothing to cover when she brings it up. She sticks leaves to her borrowed body using sap, for a while, but they fall off. Then another character makes her a kind of cursory [[SeashellBra Seashell Bikini]], the "bottom" being a vine belt with a shell hanging underneath, and for several scenes after that she's furious whenever these get cut off or otherwise removed. Later, after going through some CharacterDevelopment, she becomes just as unworried about it as the others.
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* ''Literature/LittleBear'': The titular bear cub is naked while his parents and grandparents wear full outfits with shoes.
** all of his animal friends are naked as well, and so are other adult animals such as Mr. and Mrs. Skunk (though they do wear a top hat and veil, respectively, for their wedding). Full outfits seem only to extend to the older members of the Bear family and of course the humans.
** all of his animal friends are naked as well, and so are other adult animals such as Mr. and Mrs. Skunk (though they do wear a top hat and veil, respectively, for their wedding). Full outfits seem only to extend to the older members of the Bear family and of course the humans.
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* ''Literature/LittleBear'': The titular bear cub is naked while his parents and grandparents wear full outfits with shoes.
** allshoes. All of his animal friends are naked as well, and so are other adult animals such as Mr. and Mrs. Skunk (though they do wear a top hat and veil, respectively, for their wedding). Full outfits seem only to extend to the older members of the Bear family and of course the humans.
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* ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'':
There are dozens of sentient races in the game, with different ideas of clothing, usually based on how anthropomorphic they are.
** The most human-like races, including the playable tauren and worgen are fully clothed.
** The least human-like races, such as the murlocs and gorlocs, don't wear clothes.
** There are several types of dragon, and the more humanoid they are, the more clothes they wear; naturally they wear clothes when disguised as one of the playable races.
** Naga are serpentine creatures derived from elves who wear nothing on their snake-like lower halves. On the top half, males don't wear anything except for armor; female naga have breasts, and wear tops, except for some who rely on their scale covered BarbieDollAnatomy. More recent expansions have Naga of both genders with armor on their tails and limbs and females with trimmed robes or shirts.
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* ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'':
There are dozens of sentient races in the game, with different ideas of clothing, usually based on how anthropomorphic they are.
** The most human-like races, including the playable tauren and worgen are fully clothed.
** The least human-like races, such as the murlocs and gorlocs, don't wear clothes.
** There are several types of dragon, and the more humanoid they are, the more clothes they wear; naturally they wear clothes when disguised as one of the playable races.
** Naga are serpentine creatures derived from elves who wear nothing on their snake-like lower halves. On the top half, males don't wear anything except for armor; female naga have breasts, and wear tops, except for some who rely on their scale covered BarbieDollAnatomy. More recent expansions have Naga of both genders with armor on their tails and limbs and females with trimmed robes or shirts.
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* In the 1929 WesternAnimation/{{Classic Disney Short|s}}, "The Karnival Kid," MickeyMouse doffs his ears as if they were a hat. This inspired the creation of MickeyMouse ear hats.
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* In the 1929 WesternAnimation/{{Classic Disney Short|s}}, "The Karnival Kid," MickeyMouse WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse doffs his ears as if they were a hat. This inspired the creation of MickeyMouse Franchise/MickeyMouse ear hats.
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* {{Discussed}} during ''WesternAnimation/OverTheGardenWall'''s sixth episode--the main characters find themselves on a ferry filled with frogs in fancy outfits, and [[CheerfulChild Greg]] points out that their pet frog is the only one naked (though the other frogs don't seem to mind). The animals at Miss Langtree's school also wear clothes, but Beatrice (a [[BalefulPolymorph human transformed into a bluebird]]) and Fred (a [[TalkingAnimal talking horse]]) don't.
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* {{Discussed}} during ''WesternAnimation/OverTheGardenWall'''s sixth episode--the main characters find themselves on a ferry filled with frogs in fancy outfits, and [[CheerfulChild Greg]] points out that their pet frog is the only one naked (though the other frogs don't seem to mind). The animals at Miss Langtree's school also wear clothes, but Beatrice (a [[BalefulPolymorph [[ForcedTransformation human transformed into a bluebird]]) and Fred (a [[TalkingAnimal talking horse]]) don't.
