History Main / NaturallyHusklessCoconuts

* ''VideoGame/{{Albion}}'': Zig-zagged. Palm trees have coconuts that can be green or brown.

* ''WesternAnimation/SonicBoom'': Zig-zagged. Coconut trees throughout the show are correctly shown growing coconuts with green husks, but brown or huskless coconuts have shown to fall off of these trees as well.

* Averted in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy''.

* ''WesternAnimation/SonicBoom'': Zig-zagged. Coconut trees throughout the show are correctly shown growing coconuts with green husks, but the coconuts Sonic and Knuckles knock off in "Cowbot" are brown.

* VideoGame/PaperMario:

* ''VideoGame/DonkeyKongTropicalFreeze'': Some palm trees have a few huskless coconuts growing on them. Best seen during minecart sequences.

#TheCoconutEffect: Its sister trope also involving coconuts, specifically the coconut shells making sounds of horse hooves.

Meanwhile, coconut trees are more likely to be realistically depicted in media made in countries where coconut trees are common.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}: Worlds of Tomorrow'': One of the decorations is a coconut tree with brown coconuts hanging from them.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}: Worlds of Tomorrow'': Played with. One of the decorations is a coconut tree with brown coconuts hanging from them, but their slightly pointed shape suggests that they are ripened fruits rather than the seeds.

In RealLife, coconut trees produce coconut fruit all year round. There's a bunch of different cultivars of coconut palm, and the appearance of their fruit varies wildly—anything from smooth and pointy like an almond fruit to fibrous and round like a pecan fruit. The husks start off as being green or yellow, turning brown as they ripen. Usually, there are a few dozen coconut fruit growing at any given time per tree.

* ''VideoGame/BuzzyTheKnowledgeBug'': Averted in ''The Jungle'', which shows a palm tree with coconuts covered in husks, colored brown which indicates they're ripe. The in-game encyclopedia on the other hand shows the husks as hairy, when they should be hairless as in the game.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Futurama}}: Worlds of Tomorrow'': Played with. One of the decorations is a coconut tree with brown coconuts hanging from them, but it's made ambiguous whether they are this trope or ripened fruits.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheLionGuard'': Subverted in "Dragon Island" which shows coconuts with green husks.

* ''WesternAnimation/WildKratts'': Subverted in "Puffin Rescue" where Chris gets stuck on an island with a palm tree full of coconuts with green husks, one of which falls on his head to snap him out of his hallucination.

* ''VideoGame/BuzzyTheKnowledgeBug'': Zig-zagged in ''The Jungle''. The coconuts are covered in husks, though they are brown which indicates they're ripe. The in-game encyclopedia on the other hand shows the husks as hairy, when they should smooth as in the game.

* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'': Played with in the first times coconut trees appear. They are brown, as to be expected, but the art style makes it hard to tell whether they are this trope or ripe fruits. Averted in "Sounds of Silence", which shows green coconuts growing on trees.