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* The Season 1 StoryArc of ''WesternAnimation/{{Rollbots}}'' is about Spin trying to convince everyone, especially Pounder, that not only Vertex is the crime leader of Flip City (though Penny eventually softens to that idea), but that he is a spiderbot (which nobody believes until Vett appears).
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* The Season 1 StoryArc of ''WesternAnimation/{{Rollbots}}'' ''WesternAnimation/RollBots'' is about Spin trying to convince everyone, especially Pounder, that not only is Vertex is the crime leader of Flip City (though Penny eventually softens to that idea), but that he is a spiderbot (which nobody believes until Vett appears).
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** Mr. Hat's just a puppet to everyone (except Mr. Garrison), yet he can drive a vehicle, find his own way into Brett Favre's sauna, join the KKK without any help from Garrison, and beat up Mr. Mackay.
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** Mr. Hat's just a puppet to everyone (except Mr. Garrison), yet he can drive a vehicle, find his own way into Brett Favre's sauna, join the KKK without any help from Garrison, and beat up Mr. Mackay.Mackey.
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* ''Webcomic/LatchkeyKingdom'': Most of Debbie's acquaintances in Hilla think her friend Chloe Placeholder (from the orphanage) is imaginary. But then she actually shows up during the [[http://latchkeykingdom.thecomicseries.com/comics/772#content-start Con Clash]] arc. Ironically she thinks Rose (a mute shapeshifter) is Debbie's imaginary friend.
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* ''Webcomic/LatchkeyKingdom'': Most of Debbie's acquaintances in Hilla think her friend Chloe Placeholder (from the orphanage) is imaginary. But then she actually shows up during the [[http://latchkeykingdom.thecomicseries.com/comics/772#content-start [[https://latchkeykingdom.com/comics/comic/con-clash-21/ Con Clash]] arc. Ironically she thinks Rose (a mute shapeshifter) is Debbie's imaginary friend.friend (Chloe is blind, so she can't see Rose right in front of her).
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Kipper}}: "Jake's Friend" deals with Kipper and Tiger hanging out with Jake's friend Wilbur, who states to be invisible. The two think that Jake is just imagining his friend, but it wasn't until the three have their ice cream floats that Wilbur turns out to be real after drinking his float.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Kipper}}: ''WesternAnimation/{{Kipper}}'': "Jake's Friend" deals with Kipper and Tiger hanging out with Jake's friend Wilbur, who states to be invisible. The two think that Jake is just imagining his friend, but it wasn't until the three have their ice cream floats that Wilbur turns out to be real after drinking his float.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Kipper}}: "Jake's Friend" deals with Kipper and Tiger hanging out with Jake's friend Wilbur, who states to be invisible. The two think that Jake is just imagining his friend, but it wasn't until the three have their ice cream floats that Wilbur turns out to be real after drinking his float.
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* In the Bible, God proclaims, "I knew you before I formed you in the womb." In a sense, this kind of implies the entire human race, and possibly the angels, all started out in God's imagination before being brought to life.
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* In the Bible, God proclaims, "I knew you before I formed you in the womb." In a sense, this kind of implies the entire human race, and possibly the angels, all started out in God's imagination before being brought to life.
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* In the Bible, God proclaims, "I knew you before I formed you in the womb." In a sense, this kind of implies the entire human race, and the angels by proxy, all started out as figments of God's imagination before being brought to life.
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* In the Bible, God proclaims, "I knew you before I formed you in the womb." In a sense, this kind of implies the entire human race, and the angels by proxy, all started out as figments of God's imagination before being brought to life.
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* In the Bible, God proclaims, "I knew you before I formed you in the womb." In a sense, this kind of implies the entire human race, and possibly the angels, all started out in God's imagination before being brought to life.
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* In the Bible, God proclaims, "I knew you before I formed you in the womb." In a sense, this kind of implies the entire human race, and possibly the angels, all started out in God's imagination before being brought to life.
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* This is the [[ImpliedTrope heavily implied]], but never directly said, nature of the human hosts of ''WesternAnimation/BluesClues'' and [[WesternAnimation/BluesCluesAndYou it's sequel]]. Various promotional materials imply that they are [[NoFourthWall sentient fictional characters]] in-universe, but that initially only the children that watched the show were aware of this fact. The [[Film/BluesBigCityAdventure 2022 film]] kind of confirms this, as several people in the original series' age range seem to [[RealWorldEpisode already know who they were even though they never interacted directly and products with the theme of the characters could be seen around the city]]. Steve and Joe seem to understand this to some extent, but Josh doesn't seem to be fully aware.
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** In "Old Money", Homer thinks Abe's girlfriend Bea is this, and he takes him for a family outing instead of letting him go on a date with her for her birthday, and after Abe learns [[spoiler:Bea died from literal heartbreak]], he's understandably outraged with Homer.
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* ''Series/StargateSG1'' had an episode in which all four members of the team start seeing an annoying presence called Urgo. He was still technically imaginary, as no one else could see him since he didn't have a physical body to start with, but otherwise real because he was a simulation created by an electronic device inserted in their brains.
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* ''Series/StargateSG1'' had ''Series/StargateSG1'':
** In "[[Recap/StargateSG1S2E20ShowAndTell Show and Tell]]" a mysterious sickly boy arrives at the SGC, he claims to be accompanied by his "mother" but nobody but him can see her and many of the protagonists assume he's coping with the destruction of his people by the Goa'uld, even after "Mother" starts moving objects and shoots a computer. They start to believe him after their Tok'ra allies inform them of anepisode out-of-phase species called the Reetou that the Goa'uld tried to eradicate, and bring in which some of the devices that they used to make them visible.
** "[[Recap/StargateSG1S3E16Urgo Urgo]]": all four members of the team start seeing an annoying presence called Urgo. He was still technically imaginary, as no one else could see him since he didn't have a physical body to start with, but otherwise real because he was a simulation created by an electronic device inserted in their brains.
** In "[[Recap/StargateSG1S2E20ShowAndTell Show and Tell]]" a mysterious sickly boy arrives at the SGC, he claims to be accompanied by his "mother" but nobody but him can see her and many of the protagonists assume he's coping with the destruction of his people by the Goa'uld, even after "Mother" starts moving objects and shoots a computer. They start to believe him after their Tok'ra allies inform them of an
** "[[Recap/StargateSG1S3E16Urgo Urgo]]": all four members of the team start seeing an annoying presence called Urgo. He was still technically imaginary, as no one else could see him since he didn't have a physical body to start with, but otherwise real because he was a simulation created by an electronic device inserted in their brains.
