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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'' is about a society of monsters who did this to gather power from the screams of frightened children.
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* Tatara Kogasa from ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' is probably the most harmless non-human in the whole franchise. She's a {{karakasa}} that [[EmotionEater eats surprise]], and she always try to surprise people. However, she's actually pretty bad at it, and will sulk if she fails. [[MrExposition Akyuu]] even suggested to the townspeople to pretend to be surprised just so they won't feel bad seeing her sulking. Other than harmless surprises, she doesn't actually attack any humans at all.
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* Tatara Kogasa from ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' ''Franchise/TouhouProject'' is probably the most harmless non-human in the whole franchise. She's a {{karakasa}} that [[EmotionEater eats surprise]], and she always try to surprise people. However, she's actually pretty bad at it, and will sulk if she fails. [[MrExposition Akyuu]] even suggested to the townspeople to pretend to be surprised just so they won't feel bad seeing her sulking. Other than harmless surprises, she doesn't actually attack any humans at all.
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* This is what ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'' was in the beginning of the film, scaring others as a device to maintain his privacy.
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** ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion3'' continues the trend with not one, but two MoneySpider ghost species -- the Gold Goob, and the Crystal Goob. The former, like its aforementioned counterparts, drops money if you chase it down, whereas the latter will drop one of the respective floor's Gems, which are a collectible set of unique pieces.
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** ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion'': The normal species of ghosts that hang from the ceiling. All they do is drop down to scare Luigi, and then vanish (however, there is a subspecies that attacks with bombs). [[MoneySpider Blue ghosts]] also act like this; they pop out to scare Luigi, then run.
** ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion'': The normal species of ghosts that hang from the ceiling. All they do is drop down to scare Luigi, and then vanish (however, there is a subspecies that attacks with bombs). [[MoneySpider Blue ghosts]] also act like this; they pop out to scare Luigi, then run.
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**''VideoGame/LuigisMansion'': ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion1'': The normal species of ghosts that hang from the ceiling. All they do is drop down to scare Luigi, and then vanish (however, there is a subspecies that attacks with bombs). [[MoneySpider Blue ghosts]] also act like this; they pop out to scare Luigi, then run.
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* [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-650 SCP-650]] of the Website/SCPFoundation. It uses OffscreenTeleportation to teleport behind its victim, then waits for the person to turn around and freak out upon seeing it. And if you've gotten used to that, it'll start getting ''creative''; it's been reported it has been [[NothingIsScarier acting innocuously]] to people that got used to it, and in one instance it popped into a visible corner, looking terrified of a nonexistant something right behind the person it was trying to scare.
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* [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-650 SCP-650]] of the Website/SCPFoundation. It uses OffscreenTeleportation to teleport behind its victim, then waits for the person to turn around and freak out upon seeing it. And if you've gotten used to that, it'll start getting ''creative''; it's been reported it has been [[NothingIsScarier acting innocuously]] to [[ParanoiaGambit people that got used to it, it]], and in one instance it popped into a visible corner, looking terrified of a nonexistant something right behind the person it was trying to scare.
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* The citizens of Halloween Town in ''WesternAnimation/TheNightmareBeforeChristmas'' scare people for fun. It's a tradition. The scale of meanness in the scaring varies from harmless (Jack) to sadistic (Oogie Boogie).
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* ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion'':
** The normal species of ghosts that hang from the ceiling in ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion''. All they do is drop down to scare Luigi, and then vanish. (However, there is a subspecies that attacks with bombs.)
** [[MoneySpider Blue ghosts]] also act like this; they pop out to scare Luigi, then run.
** In [[VideoGame/LuigisMansionDarkMoon the sequel]] Gold Greenies are like the Blue ghosts in the first game. (Except the two that come out of the hockey goal in the fourth mansion, which ''do'' attack.)
** The normal species of ghosts that hang from the ceiling in ''VideoGame/LuigisMansion''. All they do is drop down to scare Luigi, and then vanish. (However, there is a subspecies that attacks with bombs.)
** [[MoneySpider Blue ghosts]] also act like this; they pop out to scare Luigi, then run.
** In [[VideoGame/LuigisMansionDarkMoon the sequel]] Gold Greenies are like the Blue ghosts in the first game. (Except the two that come out of the hockey goal in the fourth mansion, which ''do'' attack.)
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Sometimes overlaps with ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight, but not always. Often the foil of the ReluctantMonster. Compare to the NobleDemon, who is a more serious version of this. Shouldn't be confused with the ''real'' [[ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight Bogeyman.]] Not to be confused with the actually scary PeekABooCorpse.
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Sometimes overlaps with ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight, but not always. Often the foil of the ReluctantMonster. Compare to the NobleDemon, who is a more serious version of this. Shouldn't be confused with the ''real'' [[ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight Bogeyman.]] Not to be confused with the actually scary PeekABooCorpse. See also FaceOfAThug, when a character is (usually unwillingly) frightening-looking but is otherwise non-malicious.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/GarfieldAndFriends'' in the episode "Ghost Of A Chance", there is a platoon of ghosts whose job is to scare people. [=McCraven=] is a harmless ghost and is friendly enough but his rival Diablo is this trope to a T. He does nothing more than scare Garfield, Odie, and Jon, never showing intent to actually harm them. He's even [[GoKartingWithBowser friendly enough to agree to watch TV with Garfield until]] [[HorrifyingTheHorror he's scared off by the program choices Garfield puts on]].
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* ''Series/TrailerParkBoys'': The Bottle Kids. Children who randomly show up, throw bottles at people and run off. The other characters treat them as simply a fact of life and just duck, then continue whatever they were doing afterwards.
* ''Series/TrailerParkBoys'': The Bottle Kids. Children who randomly show up, throw bottles at people and run off. The other characters treat them as simply a fact of life and just duck, then continue whatever they were doing afterwards.