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* Humphrey from ''Series/SesameStreet'' is a monster covered with pink fur, with thicker fur on the back of his head meant to resemble a receding hairline.
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Pluggers}}'' frequently has an image of Earl Houndstooth or Andy Bear examining their furry foreheads, with a caption suggesting they're worried about baldness.
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This can also create a situation where, ironically, the older men with the balding line of additional hair have ''more'' hair than the standard anthro characters with a normal animal's hair length. This especially applies to [[NonMammalianHair species who don't normally have hair]]--such as reptiles or insects.
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This can also create a situation where, ironically, the older men with the balding line of additional hair have ''more'' hair than the standard anthro characters with a normal animal's hair length. This especially applies to [[NonMammalianHair species who don't normally have hair]]--such hair]], such as reptiles or insects.
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* Red ruffed lemurs and Black and White ruffed lemurs have longer cheek fur that invokes mutton chops and shorter fur on the crowns of their head that invokes a receding hairline.
* Demoiselle cranes have elongated white feathers on the nape of their otherwise dark grey head, which resembles long white hair with receding hairline.
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* Friar Tuck in ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood'' has a hairstyle like this, but unlike most examples he also has an actual bald spot on top of his head. Like the aforementioned example, he doesn't have much fur.
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* Friar Tuck in ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood'' ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood1973'' has a hairstyle like this, but unlike most examples he also has an actual bald spot on top of his head. Like the aforementioned example, he doesn't have much fur.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TUFFPuppy'': Recurring villain Bird Brain has red hair and is balding in spite of his hairless scalp being blue like the rest of his feathered body.
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Baldness is an easy way to indicate age of a male character, or to try to make a character look older and distinguished (or [[BaldOfEvil evil]] or [[BaldOfAwesome macho]]).
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Baldness is an easy way to indicate age of a male character, or to try to make a character look older and distinguished (or [[BaldOfEvil evil]] or [[BaldOfAwesome macho]]).
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985'': Most [=ThunderCats=], both male and female, have a full mane as well as [[FurIsSkin very short fur]]. [[BaldOfAwesome Not Panthro.]] ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats2011'' adds HotbloodedSideburns and [[BigOlEyebrows thicker eyebrows]], making his baldness even more visible.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985'': Most [=ThunderCats=], both male and female, have a full mane as well as [[FurIsSkin very short fur]]. [[BaldOfAwesome Not Panthro.]] Panthro (who's hairless). ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats2011'' adds HotbloodedSideburns and [[BigOlEyebrows thicker eyebrows]], making his baldness even more visible.
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* The Godpigeon from ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' had a small tuft of feathers on his head, suggesting a receding hairline. The three main pigeons had nothing.
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* [[PunnyName Mr. Nezzer]] from ''WesternAnimation/VeggieTales'' is a zucchini with a balding head.
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* [[PunnyName Mr. Nezzer]] from ''WesternAnimation/VeggieTales'' Episode "The Scarlet Pachyderm" of ''WesternAnimation/{{Babar}}'' has FlamboyantGay Pompadour losing his Louis XV-like wig with two mean Rhino border guards and feeling outrage saying "I'm practically bald without my wig!" (and yes, he does have some sort of remaining hair in his head). The curious part is that ALL elephants in the series of all ages and genders are bald.
* Fat Cat of ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers'' wears azucchini combover over his otherwise obviously fur-covered head.
* ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'':
** Darkwing himself has a few feathers atop his head and wrinkles on his forehead, giving the resemblance of a receding hairline. Some flashbacks ([[UnreliableNarrator inconsistently told by himself, should it be added]]) depicts him with abalding thicker tuft of hair-like feathers.
** Herb Muddlefoot has commented on his baldness, and sports a few strands on his otherwise feather-covered head.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck'':
** Darkwing himself has a few feathers atop his head and wrinkles on his forehead, giving the resemblance of a receding hairline. Some flashbacks ([[UnreliableNarrator inconsistently told by himself, should it be added]]) depicts him with a
** Herb Muddlefoot has commented on his baldness, and sports a few strands on his otherwise feather-covered head.
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* The Godpigeon from ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'' had a small tuft of feathers on his head, suggesting a receding hairline. The three main pigeons had nothing.
* Ren of ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow'' claims he has no hair in one episode, despite being clearly covered in fur.
* While the vast majority of the characters in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', including the protagonist, have no hair because they're sea creatures, Squidward, an [[NonIndicativeName octopus]], is the only one whose lack thereof is portrayed as a source of embarrassment, and he regularly shows an interest in hairpieces. What makes this especially curious is that his scalp is usually drawn as having what appears to be a sort of "stubble", and "The Original Fry Cook" portrays him with beautiful golden locks in a flashback, so he's at least ''had'' more hair in his lifetime than the rest of the cast has ever grown to begin with.
* While the vast majority of the characters in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', including the protagonist, have no hair because they're sea creatures, Squidward, an [[NonIndicativeName octopus]], is the only one whose lack thereof is portrayed as a source of embarrassment, and he regularly shows an interest in hairpieces. What makes this especially curious is that his scalp is usually drawn as having what appears to be a sort of "stubble", and "The Original Fry Cook" portrays him with beautiful golden locks in a flashback, so he's at least ''had'' more hair in his lifetime than the rest of the cast has ever grown to begin with.
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* Episode "The Scarlet Pachyderm" of ''WesternAnimation/{{Babar}}'' has FlamboyantGay Pompadour losing his Louis XV-like wig with two mean Rhino border guards and feeling outrage saying "I'm practically bald without my wig!" (and yes, he does have some sort of remaining hair in his head). The curious part is that ALL elephants in the series of all ages and genders are bald.
* Ren of ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow'' claims he has no hair in one episode, despite being clearly covered in fur.
* Fat Cat of ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers'' wears a combover over his otherwise obviously fur-covered head.
* While the vast majority of the characters in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', including the protagonist, have no hair because they're sea creatures, Squidward, an [[NonIndicativeName octopus]], is the only one whose lack thereof is portrayed as a source of embarrassment, and he regularly shows an interest in hairpieces. What makes this especially curious is that his scalp is usually drawn as having what appears to be a sort of "stubble", and "The Original Fry Cook" portrays him with beautiful golden locks in a flashback, so he's at least ''had'' more hair in his lifetime than the rest of the cast has ever grown to begin with.
* Ren of ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow'' claims he has no hair in one episode, despite being clearly covered in fur.
* Fat Cat of ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers'' wears a combover over his otherwise obviously fur-covered head.
* While the vast majority of the characters in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', including the protagonist, have no hair because they're sea creatures, Squidward, an [[NonIndicativeName octopus]], is the only one whose lack thereof is portrayed as a source of embarrassment, and he regularly shows an interest in hairpieces. What makes this especially curious is that his scalp is usually drawn as having what appears to be a sort of "stubble", and "The Original Fry Cook" portrays him with beautiful golden locks in a flashback, so he's at least ''had'' more hair in his lifetime than the rest of the cast has ever grown to begin with.
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* Episode "The Scarlet Pachyderm" of ''WesternAnimation/{{Babar}}'' has FlamboyantGay Pompadour losing his Louis XV-like wig [[PunnyName Mr. Nezzer]] from ''WesternAnimation/VeggieTales'' is a zucchini with two mean Rhino border guards and feeling outrage saying "I'm practically bald without my wig!" (and yes, he does have some sort of remaining hair in his head). The curious part is that ALL elephants in the series of all ages and genders are bald.
* Ren of ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow'' claims he has no hair in one episode, despite being clearly covered in fur.
* Fat Cat of ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers'' wearsa combover over his otherwise obviously fur-covered head.
* While the vast majority of the characters in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', including the protagonist, have no hair because they're sea creatures, Squidward, an [[NonIndicativeName octopus]], is the only one whose lack thereof is portrayed as a source of embarrassment, and he regularly shows an interest in hairpieces. What makes this especially curious is that his scalp is usually drawn as having what appears to be a sort of "stubble", and "The Original Fry Cook" portrays him with beautiful golden locks in a flashback, so he's at least ''had'' more hair in his lifetime than the rest of the cast has ever grown to begin with.balding head.
* Ren of ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow'' claims he has no hair in one episode, despite being clearly covered in fur.
* Fat Cat of ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers'' wears
* While the vast majority of the characters in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', including the protagonist, have no hair because they're sea creatures, Squidward, an [[NonIndicativeName octopus]], is the only one whose lack thereof is portrayed as a source of embarrassment, and he regularly shows an interest in hairpieces. What makes this especially curious is that his scalp is usually drawn as having what appears to be a sort of "stubble", and "The Original Fry Cook" portrays him with beautiful golden locks in a flashback, so he's at least ''had'' more hair in his lifetime than the rest of the cast has ever grown to begin with.
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* At first, it seems like Mr. Ping ''Franchise/KungFuPanda'' follows this trope. However a full view of his hatless head shows that he actually has a hairless (featherless?) area on his head to where his hat usually goes.
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* Hiram Flaversham, the father of Olivia in ''Disney/TheGreatMouseDetective''. And this is in a universe where most mice don't have human-like head hair.
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* Sasha the bird from the ''Music/PeterAndTheWolf'' segment of ''Disney/MakeMineMusic'' has a balding crown.
* Angus [=MacBadger=] from the Wind In The Willows segment of ''Disney/TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad'' has a balding crown and an actual bald spot. He also doesn't have much fur.
* Friar Tuck in ''Disney/RobinHood'' has a hairstyle like this, but unlike most examples he also has an actual bald spot on top of his head. Like the aforementioned example, he doesn't have much fur.
* Angus [=MacBadger=] from the Wind In The Willows segment of ''Disney/TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad'' has a balding crown and an actual bald spot. He also doesn't have much fur.
* Friar Tuck in ''Disney/RobinHood'' has a hairstyle like this, but unlike most examples he also has an actual bald spot on top of his head. Like the aforementioned example, he doesn't have much fur.
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* Sasha the bird from the ''Music/PeterAndTheWolf'' segment of ''Disney/MakeMineMusic'' "WesternAnimation/MakeMineMusic" has a balding crown.
* Angus [=MacBadger=] from the Wind In The Willows segment of''Disney/TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad'' ''WesternAnimation/TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad'' has a balding crown and an actual bald spot. He also doesn't have much fur.
* Friar Tuck in''Disney/RobinHood'' ''WesternAnimation/RobinHood'' has a hairstyle like this, but unlike most examples he also has an actual bald spot on top of his head. Like the aforementioned example, he doesn't have much fur.
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* While the vast majority of the characters in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', including the protagonist, have no hair because they're sea creatures, Squidward, an [[NonIndicativeName octopus]], is the only one whose lack thereof is portrayed as a source of embarrassment, and he regularly shows an interest in hairpieces. What makes this especially curious is that his scalp is usually drawn as having what appears to be a sort of "stubble", and "The Original Fry Cook" portrays him as having beautiful golden locks in a flashback, so he's at least ''had'' more hair in his lifetime than the rest of the cast has ever grown to begin with.
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* While the vast majority of the characters in ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'', including the protagonist, have no hair because they're sea creatures, Squidward, an [[NonIndicativeName octopus]], is the only one whose lack thereof is portrayed as a source of embarrassment, and he regularly shows an interest in hairpieces. What makes this especially curious is that his scalp is usually drawn as having what appears to be a sort of "stubble", and "The Original Fry Cook" portrays him as having with beautiful golden locks in a flashback, so he's at least ''had'' more hair in his lifetime than the rest of the cast has ever grown to begin with.
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* Fat Cat of ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers'' wears a combover over his otherwise obviously fur-covered head.
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* Angus MacBadger from the Wind In The Willows segment of ''Disney/TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad'' has a balding crown and an actual bald spot. He also doesn't have much fur.
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* Angus MacBadger [=MacBadger=] from the Wind In The Willows segment of ''Disney/TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad'' has a balding crown and an actual bald spot. He also doesn't have much fur.
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* Friar Tuck in ''Disney/RobinHood'' has a hairstyle like this, but unlike most examples he also has an actual bald spot on top of his head.
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* Angus MacBadger from the Wind In The Willows segment of ''Disney/TheAdventuresOfIchabodAndMrToad'' has a balding crown and an actual bald spot. He also doesn't have much fur.
* Friar Tuck in ''Disney/RobinHood'' has a hairstyle like this, but unlike most examples he also has an actual bald spot on top of his head. Like the aforementioned example, he doesn't have much fur.
* Friar Tuck in ''Disney/RobinHood'' has a hairstyle like this, but unlike most examples he also has an actual bald spot on top of his head. Like the aforementioned example, he doesn't have much fur.
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* Demoiselle cranes have elongated white feathers on the nape of their otherwise dark grey head, whicht resembles long white hair with receding hairline.
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* A few of the male [[PettingZooPeople anthro]] characters from ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' fit this trope.
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* A few of the male [[PettingZooPeople [[FunnyAnimal anthro]] characters from ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'' fit this trope.