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* Played with in ''WesternAnimation/{{The Hunchback of Notre Dame}}''; Quasimodo frequently confides in three sentient gargoyles, and at first it’s ambiguous as to whether they’re real or only in Quasi’s mind. However, more and more evidence that they may, in fact, be truly ''alive'' begins to pile on as the movie progresses.
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* Played with in ''WesternAnimation/{{The Hunchback of Notre Dame}}''; Dame|Disney}}''; Quasimodo frequently confides in three sentient gargoyles, and at first it’s ambiguous as to whether they’re real or only in Quasi’s mind. However, more and more evidence that they may, in fact, be truly ''alive'' begins to pile on as the movie progresses.
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* ''Film/Compulsion2016'': Sadie starts to have these at the villa, seeing dangerous things often which go away as she turns her attention on them. At least, so she thinks. It's indicated everything was real, she just didn't realize at first.
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* ''Film/EmbraceOfTheVampire2013'': Charlotte begins having these in college, such as seeing [[BloodBath blood come down from the shower all over]]... then coming to outside.
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* According to Tony, the entire ''Podcast/EscapeFromVaultDisney'' podcast is this. Since he has been trapped in Vault Disney for months and months, all of his guests are warped visions as he slowly loses sanity.
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* According to Tony, the entire ''Podcast/EscapeFromVaultDisney'' podcast is this. Since he has been trapped in Vault Disney for months and months, all of his guests are warped visions as he slowly loses sanity.
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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': In "Halloween Party", Mr. Conklin is on the verge of a nervous breakdown. He starts seeing things, such as a large dog in the doctor's waiting room.
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** The second example,[[spoiler: Takumi Nishijou (that is, ''the main character'')]] is a bit different case than one would usually expect from this trope. [[spoiler: He is a hallucination that was manifested into reality, meaning that no one can tell that he is a hallucination.]]
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** The second example,[[spoiler: Takumi example, [[spoiler:Takumi Nishijou (that is, ''the main character'')]] character'')]], is a bit different case than one would usually expect from this trope. [[spoiler: He [[spoiler:He is a hallucination that was manifested into reality, meaning that no one can tell that he is a hallucination.]]
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* ''ComicBook/PaperinikNewAdventures'': Xadhoom suffers from hallucinations caused by an Evronian superweapon for the most part of "Shooting Star", causing her to think everybody was an Evronian. Unfortunately, her policy with them is to KillEmAll. Luckily, the kind of energy she uses to kill them is not lethal to humans.
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* ''ComicBook/PaperinikNewAdventures'': Xadhoom suffers from hallucinations caused by an Evronian superweapon for the most part of "Shooting Star", causing her to think everybody was an Evronian. Unfortunately, her policy with them is to KillEmAll.kill them all. Luckily, the kind of energy she uses to kill them is not lethal to humans.
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* ''Series/InterviewWithTheVampire2022'': Louis' brother Paul had hallucinations making him think that birds in his head were talking to him, imparting God's will. His family put him in a mental hospital to treat this, but he only got worse.
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* On ''Series/{{Bones}}'', Booth, while trapped on a ship at sea scheduled for remote demolition, hallucinates the presence of a dead former squadmate. Another time, he gets helpful advice from a hockey player after a blow to the head. Yet another time he has involved conversations with Stewie from ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''. All of this leads Bones to conclude that something is ''seriously'' wrong. [[spoiler:He has a brain tumor.]]
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* On ''Series/{{Bones}}'', Booth, while trapped on a ship at sea scheduled for remote demolition, hallucinates the presence of a dead former squadmate. Another time, he gets helpful advice from a hockey player after a blow to the head. Yet another time he has involved conversations with Stewie from ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''. All of this leads Bones to conclude that something is ''seriously'' wrong. [[spoiler:He has a brain tumor.]]]] Though there is also a MaybeMagicMaybeMundane aspect to the first one, since there were a couple unexplained things related to it.
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* Booth has them with his brain tumor in ''{{Series/Bones}}''. A couple, like the famous hockey player and Booth’s army buddy cross into MaybeMagicMaybeMundane ghost stuff, but he also hallucinated ''WesternAnimation/TheFamilyGuy'' character Stewie.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'': In the episode "The Night Patty", all the strange creatures [=SpongeBob=] encounters at the Krusty Krab were revealed to be hallucinations he had from overworking.
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* ''Series/KeepBreathing'': After she's left alone in the wilderness, Liv hallucinates that Sam is there and he criticizes how she'd dealt with it. She also hallucinates herself as being in previous situations from her life prior as well at times, sees herself as a girl running around, her mom, entire situations etc.
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* ''Film/CassanovaWasAWoman'': The first time she tries to have sex with Lola, Cassanova hallucinates that a hot naked man is there with them due as a result of her insecurity, freaks out and leaves. It turns out "he" is a representation of her feeling anxiety due to having identified as straight. Near the end a naked Latina woman is added, clearly representing her attraction toward women. [[spoiler:The ending reveals the man was also based on a real guy whom she dates.]]
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* ''Film/CassanovaWasAWoman'': The first time she tries to have sex with Lola, Cassanova hallucinates that a hot naked man is there with them due as a result of to her insecurity, freaks out and leaves. It turns out "he" is a representation of her feeling anxiety due to having identified as straight. Near the end a naked Latina woman is added, also appears, clearly representing her attraction toward women. [[spoiler:The ending reveals the man was also based on a real guy whom she dates.]]
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* ''Series/TheWilds'': ** Rachel thinks she sees Nora out in the water after her apparent death. Unbeknownst to her, the real Nora is actually watching this on a monitor.
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* ''Series/TheWilds'': ** Rachel thinks she sees Nora out in the water after her apparent death. Unbeknownst to her, the real Nora is actually watching this on a monitor.
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* Played with in ''WesternAnimation/{{The Hunchback of Notre Dame}}''; Quasimodo frequently confides in three sentient gargoyles, and at first it’s ambiguous as to whether they’re real or only in Quasi’s mind. However, more and more evidence that they may, in fact, be truly ''alive'' begins to pile on as the movie progresses.
** Frollo has ''many'' disturbing hallucinations, including a choir of faceless hooded monks, a fiery specter of Esmerelda, the statues of Notre Dame glaring menacingly down at him, and the gargoyle to which he clings roaring and giving him a huge, demonic grin.
** Frollo has ''many'' disturbing hallucinations, including a choir of faceless hooded monks, a fiery specter of Esmerelda, the statues of Notre Dame glaring menacingly down at him, and the gargoyle to which he clings roaring and giving him a huge, demonic grin.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'', Remy has lengthy conversations with what appears to be the ghost of Gusteau. Possibly to avoid that interpretation, "Gusteau" makes clear that he's just imaginary. He morally lectures Remy, suggesting he may be a projection of his conscience.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'', Remy has lengthy conversations with what appears to be the ghost of Gusteau. Possibly to avoid that interpretation, "Gusteau" makes it clear that he's just imaginary. He morally lectures Remy, suggesting he may be a projection of his conscience.
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** In the episode "You’re Getting Old", Stan sees everything and everyone around him (his friends, flowers, the sun, you name it) as ''literal'' piles of feces and hears everything (particularly music and other people’s words) as the sound of ''literal'' flatulence; since he describes his experiences in an extremely vague manner ("It looks/sounds like shit"), they are ultimately dismissed as him being a "cynical asshole" and needing to "grow up" and accept change in his life. It is unknown whether this is truly the case and these hallucinations are mood-congruent and a direct reflection of Stan’s mindset or if they are mood-incongruent, have nothing to do with anything, and the whole "cynicism" aspect is all just one big misunderstanding, but ''everyone''—the characters in the show itself, those who watch and talk about the show (including editors on this very website), and eventually Stan himself—ends up buying into that explanation.
**In "Simpsons Did It", after one evil plot too many ends up on the cutting room floor due to being an idea that ''The Simpsons'' came up with first, Butters/Professor Chaos starts seeing everyone and everything around him as being drawn in ''Simpsons''—style animation.
** In the episode "You’re Getting Old", Stan sees everything and everyone around him (his friends, flowers, the sun, you name it) as ''literal'' piles of feces and hears everything (particularly music and other people’s words) as the sound of ''literal'' flatulence; since he describes his experiences in an extremely vague manner ("It looks/sounds like shit"), they are ultimately dismissed as him being a "cynical asshole" and needing to "grow up" and accept change in his life. It is unknown whether this is truly the case and these hallucinations are mood-congruent and a direct reflection of Stan’s mindset or if they are mood-incongruent, have nothing to do with anything, and the whole "cynicism" aspect is all just one big misunderstanding, but ''everyone''—the characters in the show itself, those who watch and talk about the show (including editors on this very website), and eventually Stan himself—ends up buying into that explanation.
**In "Simpsons Did It", after one evil plot too many ends up on the cutting room floor due to being an idea that ''The Simpsons'' came up with first, Butters/Professor Chaos starts seeing everyone and everything around him as being drawn in ''Simpsons''—style animation.
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* ''Film/{{Bloodthirsty}}'': Grey has has disturbing hallucinations for years of turning into an animal then ravenously eating prey. She takes medication for it, but stops as she dislikes the side effects. [[spoiler:They stem from her unknowingly being a werewolf.]]
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* ''Film/{{Bloodthirsty}}'': Grey has has had disturbing hallucinations for years of turning into an animal then ravenously eating prey. She takes medication for it, but stops as she dislikes the side effects. [[spoiler:They stem from her unknowingly being a werewolf.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Arcane}}'': After sustaining a grievous injury courtesy of [[spoiler:Sevika]], Vi begins suffering hallucinations of Powder as she's bleeding out in their childhood home, [[spoiler:still overwhelmed with guilt for what she had done to her as children]].
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* ''Series/{{Gotham}}'': After [[spoiler:seemingly murdering Penguin]], Ed Nygma spends an entire episode talking to a drug-induced hallucination of his [[OnlyFriend dead best friend]]. Played with in that he's fully aware that the character is a hallucination, and [[LivingEmotionalCrutch intentionally summons it]] out of repressed guilt.
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** The last episode of season 2 involves House getting shot by a gunman who calls himself Moriarity. House attempts to diagnose the man's symptons, until he starts noticing very odd things, such as a scene transition. He ultimately realizes that he's been hallucinating the whole time and is still being rushed to the ICU after the initial gunshot.
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** The last episode of season 2 involves House getting shot by a gunman who calls himself Moriarity. House attempts to diagnose the man's symptons, until PatientOfTheWeek's symptoms from his hospital bed, but the case makes progressively less sense and he starts noticing very odd things, such as a scene transition. He ultimately realizes that he's been hallucinating the whole time and is still being rushed to the ICU after the initial gunshot.
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** Near the end of season5.5, [[spoiler:Kutner]] unexpectedly commits suicide. House slowly goes through SanitySlippage as he tries in vain to decipher the reasons behind his death, and begins hallucinating an evil version of [[spoiler:Amber Volakis]], who is also dead. He tries to kick his vicodin addiction and gets a RelationshipUpgrade with Cuddy, [[spoiler:until he discovers that was ''also'' a hallucination. When both Amber and Kutner show up to taunt him about unknowingly lying to himself, he checks himself into a mental hospital.]]
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