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* In the Website/GoAnimate video ''Dora's 2nd Nightmare'', WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}} enters [[WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer Dora]]'s dream to find out why she's scared. He finds that she is in a nightmare where she is uncontrollably floating around a black void where [[VanityPlate logos]] play from out of nowhere. Eventually, Caillou gets scared and leaves the dream when an edited Feature Presentation bumper shows up. Later, in the video ''Dora's 3rd Nighmare'', we see that some guys, including the AuthorAvatar, are giving Dora the same kind of nightmare on purpose. They use some kind of dream computer system, which ends up getting hijacked by a demonic [[Series/SesameStreet Big Bird]].

* Dream-walking is a part of Literature/{{Discworld}} magic, as both Wizards and Witches know. Unseen University even teaches how to do it to suitably inclined student Wizards and describes it as Walking The Astral Planes. Witches tend to pick it up informally and call it Stepping Out. Ponder Stibbons has to do it [[Fanfic/TheManyWorldsInterpretation to rescue Sheldon Cooper from a trap]] set by a lurking multi-dimensional peril. In a later tale, he has to rescue a daughter from the Dungeon Dimensions. [[note]]He discovers his Witch daughter is perfectly capable of extracting herself.[[/note]] Later, his Witch-daughter meets [[SpiritGuides a deceased Ancestor]] in a dream, who takes advantage of being outside time to show her some History. Bekki uses this knowledge to annoy her History teacher.

* ''Fanfic/UsAndThem'': To get back at the author of the erotic novel based on her and Sephiroth's [[AlternateUniverse relationship]], Aeris enters her dreams and basically gives her a ReasonYouSuckSpeech.

** Prince Paollo is a highly skilled one as the crown prince of the Eastern Continent, where this is a very respected talent.
** [[BigBad Snow]] does this as well, by stealing Paollo's power. He uses it to [[MindRape induce nightmares in his enemies.]] %%does he create the Maze of Dreams? need to check

* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': SCP-990 is a shadowy man dressed in the most suspicious clothing possible, who seems to like appearing in the dreams of members of the SCP Foundation. In an interview, he mentions an SCP with a ''ten-digit number'' as being the bad guy when accused of threatening the Foundation, implying TimeTravel.

* ''Webcomic/{{Archipelago}}'':
** Prince Paollo is a type of mage called a Dream Walker, who can enter another person's dream to speak with them.
** [[BigBad Snow]] does this as well, by stealing Paollo's power. He uses it to [[DreamWeaver induce nightmares in his enemies.]]
** [[spoiler:Credenza]] turns out to be a Dream Walker as well.

** In "Sandman: The Doll's House", Rose Walker can do this during her brief time as a dream vortex.

* WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls discover that they have the ability to enter each other's dreams in "Dream Scheme" when the entire planet is forcibly put to sleep by a [[FaceHeelTurn malevolent]] Sandman. They later use this power again in "Power-Noia" after HIM [[DreamWeaver traps them in their own worst nightmares]].

* In ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'', Steven eventually discovers he has the power to enter other people's dreams. He first discovers this power when he makes telepathic contact with [[spoiler:Lapis Lazuli/Malachite]] in "Chille Tid", and he uses it deliberately in "Kiki's Pizza Delivery Service".

* In ''WesternAnimation/DannyPhantom'', [[spoiler:Danny discovers during Season 3 he can overshadow (possess) a person to enter their dreams, while battling a ghost who want to feed off dreams for power]].

** Matsuri is a more complicated variant. When he exorcises an ayakashi from someone, he sends a fragment of his spiritual power into them, and if they're dreaming it appears in their dreams as Matsuri's ResidualSelfImage. However, while this fragment acts as Matsuri would (though it seems incapable of speech), the actual Matsuri has no awareness of what is sees and originally didn't even know it ''existed''.

* ''Anime/DoraemonNobitasThreeVisionarySwordsmen'' have Nobita and Doraemon having adventures in the dream world of Yumemiru, and feeling lonely, Nobita actually convinced Doraemon to use the machine to drag his friends Shizuka, Suneo and Gian ''into'' his dream. Much to the annoyance of the latter two, since Gian is dreaming about holding a global concert while Suneo's about to dream of going to a vacation in Mars.

* ''Anime/UtaKata'' starts off its main plot with the protagonist seeing a girl come out of a mirror and settle into her life; but she realises the same girl appeared in her dreams, and recalling how those dreams went becomes an important piece of foreshadowing.