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A subtrope of AnimalStereotypes. Compare CunningLikeAFox.
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A subtrope of AnimalStereotypes. Compare CunningLikeAFox. For the similar Japanese raccoon dog, see {{Tanuki}}.
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* Raccoon Mario from ''SuperMarioBros3''.
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splitting tanuki examples
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This trope also often applies to [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raccoon_dog raccoon dog]]s or (in Japanese) ''tanuki''. Though raccoon dogs are canids and not true raccoons, they enjoy the same reputation in {{Japan}}ese {{Folklore}} that true raccoons share in the Western Hemisphere -- both this and their superficial resemblance to raccoons are the reasons this animal is called "raccoon dog" in English. (Compare Giant and Red [[PandaingToTheAudience Pandas]], which are similarly not closely related species but have mutually similar folk associations.)
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* Hachi(emon) from ''{{InuYasha}}'' has probably had more Western exposure than any other RascallyRaccoonDog.
* The Tanuki [[spoiler:who chose to live among humans]] from {{Studio Ghibli}}'s ''{{Pom Poko}}''.
* The Tanuki [[spoiler:who chose to live among humans]] from {{Studio Ghibli}}'s ''{{Pom Poko}}''.
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* The Tanuki [[spoiler:who chose to live among humans]] from {{Studio Ghibli}}'s ''{{Pom Poko}}''.
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* Raccoon Mario from ''SuperMarioBros3''. There's also a Tanuki Mario, which can temporarily turn itself into a statue to fool enemies.
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* The [[{{Ptitlei015gc004kw4}} Pokémon]] Zigzagoon is clearly based on the raccoon. Its special ability in the game is Pick Up, which randomly finds items buried in the grass.
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* The [[{{Ptitlei015gc004kw4}} Pokémon]] Zigzagoon is clearly based on the raccoon. Its special ability in the game is Pick Up, which randomly finds items buried in the grass.grass, and it learns several moves related to stealing. (Its evolution Linoone is based more on a badger.)
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'''''Note:''' While a lot of raccoons are named "[[StockAnimalName Rascal]]", but not all of them are actual rascals. Only put examples of truly rascally raccoons here.''
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'''''Note:''' While a lot of raccoons are named "[[StockAnimalName Rascal]]", but not all of them are actual rascals. Only put examples of truly rascally raccoons here.''
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* That raccoon that hops like a kangaroo from the DingoPictures films.
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* The Tanuki [[spoiler:who chose to live among humans]] from {{Studio Ghibli}}'s ''{{Pom Poko}}''.
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* Raccoons are occasionally seen in the show ''TotalDramaIsland''.
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* Raccoons are occasionally seen in the show ''TotalDramaIsland''.
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* Raccoon Mario from ''SuperMarioBros3''.
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* Raccoon Mario from ''SuperMarioBros3''.
''SuperMarioBros3''. There's also a Tanuki Mario, which can temporarily turn itself into a statue to fool enemies.
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* ''Rascal'' is a 1963 book by SterlingNorth about a boy who raises a pet raccoon, but eventually has to release him after the raccoon starts raiding fields and henhouses, and getting into trouble with other raccoons.
** "[[PrecisionFStrike Damn you]], SterlingNorth! [[SandraAndWoo Damn you]] [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2008/11/03/nomenclature/ for all eternity!]]"
** "[[PrecisionFStrike Damn you]], SterlingNorth! [[SandraAndWoo Damn you]] [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2008/11/03/nomenclature/ for all eternity!]]"
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* ''Rascal'' is a 1963 book by SterlingNorth Sterling North about a boy who raises a pet raccoon, but eventually has to release him after the raccoon starts raiding fields and henhouses, and getting into trouble with other raccoons.
** "[[PrecisionFStrike Damn you]],SterlingNorth! Sterling North! [[SandraAndWoo Damn you]] [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2008/11/03/nomenclature/ for all eternity!]]"
** "[[PrecisionFStrike Damn you]],
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** "[[PrecisionFStrike Damn you]], SterlingNorth! [[SandraAndWoo Damn you]] [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2008/11/10/diet/ for all eternity!]]"
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** "[[PrecisionFStrike Damn you]], SterlingNorth! [[SandraAndWoo Damn you]] [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2008/11/10/diet/ com/2008/11/03/nomenclature/ for all eternity!]]"
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** "[[PrecisionFStrike Damn you]], SterlingNorth! [[SandraAndWoo Damn you]] [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2008/11/10/diet/ for all eternity!]]"
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* Raccoons are occasionally seen in the show ''TotalDramaIsland''.
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* Raccoon Mario from ''SuperMarioBros3''.
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* The Twins from ''Disney/PeterPan'' wear raccoon suits as clothing.
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* Raccoons also appear in ''Disney/SnowWhiteandtheSevenDwarfs'', ''{{Bambi}}'', and ''Disney/RobinHood''.
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* Raccoons also appear in ''Disney/SnowWhiteandtheSevenDwarfs'', ''Disney/SnowWhiteAndTheSevenDwarfs'', ''{{Bambi}}'', and ''Disney/RobinHood''.
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* Hachi (short for Hachiemon) from ''{{InuYasha}}'' has probably had more Western exposure than any other RascallyRaccoonDog.
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* Hachi (short for Hachiemon) Hachi(emon) from ''{{InuYasha}}'' has probably had more Western exposure than any other RascallyRaccoonDog.
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* Hachi (short for Hachiemon) from ''{{InuYasha}}'' has probably had more Western exposure than any other RascallyRaccoonDog.
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This trope also often applies to [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raccoon_dog raccoon dog]]s or (in Japanese) ''tanuki''. Though raccoon dogs are canids and not true raccoons, they enjoy the same reputation in {{Japan}}ese {{Folklore}} that true raccoons share in the Western Hemisphere -- both this and their superficial resemblance to raccoons are the reasons this animal is called "raccoon dog" in English.
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This trope also often applies to [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raccoon_dog raccoon dog]]s or (in Japanese) ''tanuki''. Though raccoon dogs are canids and not true raccoons, they enjoy the same reputation in {{Japan}}ese {{Folklore}} that true raccoons share in the Western Hemisphere -- both this and their superficial resemblance to raccoons are the reasons this animal is called "raccoon dog" in English.
English. (Compare Giant and Red [[PandaingToTheAudience Pandas]], which are similarly not closely related species but have mutually similar folk associations.)
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This trope also often applies to [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raccoon_dog raccoon dog]]s or (in Japanese) ''tanuki''. Though raccoon dogs are canids and not true raccoons, they enjoy the same reputation in {{Japan}}ese {{Folklore}} that true raccoons share in the Western Hemisphere -- both this and their superficial resemblance to raccoons are the reasons this animal is called "raccoon dog" in English.
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* Although they're not actually raccoons but rather a type of canid, the ''tanuki'' (raccoon dog) is portrayed similarly in Japanese folklore.
* Although they're not actually raccoons but rather a type of canid, the ''tanuki'' (raccoon dog) is portrayed similarly in Japanese folklore.
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* The ''Adam Raccoon'' series of Christian children's books, written and illustrated by none other than Glen Keane. '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
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* The ''Adam Raccoon'' series of Christian children's books, written and illustrated by none other than Glen Keane. '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
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* Rummage on ''TheFundayPawpetShow''. '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
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* Rummage on ''TheFundayPawpetShow''. '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
''TheFundayPawpetShow''.
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* ''Linus the Lionhearted'' featured Rory Raccoon (voiced by Bob [=McFadden=]), who doubled as the mascot for Post Cereals' "Post Toasties." '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
* In [[AnimatedAdaptation ''The Dukes'']], While [[strike: Coy, Vance,]] Bo, Luke, Daisy, Rosco, Flash, and Boss Hogg are off racing around the world, Uncle Jessie stayed in Hazzard on the farm and started a relationship with Smokey the Raccoon. Seriously. '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
* In [[AnimatedAdaptation ''The Dukes'']], While [[strike: Coy, Vance,]] Bo, Luke, Daisy, Rosco, Flash, and Boss Hogg are off racing around the world, Uncle Jessie stayed in Hazzard on the farm and started a relationship with Smokey the Raccoon. Seriously. '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
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* ''Linus the Lionhearted'' featured Rory Raccoon (voiced by Bob [=McFadden=]), who doubled as the mascot for Post Cereals' "Post Toasties." '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
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* In [[AnimatedAdaptation ''The Dukes'']], While [[strike: Coy, Vance,]] Bo, Luke, Daisy, Rosco, Flash, and Boss Hogg are off racing around the world, Uncle Jessie stayed in Hazzard on the farm and started a relationship with Smokey the Raccoon. Seriously. '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
* In [[AnimatedAdaptation ''The Dukes'']], While [[strike: Coy, Vance,]] Bo, Luke, Daisy, Rosco, Flash, and Boss Hogg are off racing around the world, Uncle Jessie stayed in Hazzard on the farm and started a relationship with Smokey the Raccoon. Seriously.
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* Raccoons also appear in ''Disney/SnowWhiteandtheSevenDwarfs'', ''{{Bambi}}'', and ''Disney/RobinHood''.
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Note: While a lot of raccoons are named "[[StockAnimalName Rascal]]", but not all of them are actual rascals. Only put examples of truly rascally raccoons here.
A subtrope of AnimalStereotypes.
A subtrope of AnimalStereotypes.
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A subtrope of AnimalStereotypes. Compare CunningLikeAFox.
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* R.J. the raccoon in ''Film/OverTheHedge''.
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* R.J. the raccoon in ''Film/OverTheHedge''.''Film/OverTheHedge'' (see [[AC:NewspaperComics]]).
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* ''Rascal'' is a 1963 book by SterlingNorth about a boy who raises a pet raccoon, but eventually has to release him after the raccoon keeps getting in trouble.
* The ''Adam Raccoon'' series of Christian children's books, written and illustrated by none other than Glen Keane.
* The ''Adam Raccoon'' series of Christian children's books, written and illustrated by none other than Glen Keane.
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* ''Rascal'' is a 1963 book by SterlingNorth about a boy who raises a pet raccoon, but eventually has to release him after the raccoon keeps starts raiding fields and henhouses, and getting in trouble.
into trouble with other raccoons.
* The ''Adam Raccoon'' series of Christian children's books, written and illustrated by none other than Glen Keane. '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
* The ''Adam Raccoon'' series of Christian children's books, written and illustrated by none other than Glen Keane. '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
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* As mentioned above, R.J. the Raccoon from ''OverTheHedge''.
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* As mentioned above, R.J. the Raccoon from ''OverTheHedge''.
''OverTheHedge'', a lazy con artist raccoon who likes to ransack human homes.
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* Rummage on ''TheFundayPawpetShow''.
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* Rummage on ''TheFundayPawpetShow''.
''TheFundayPawpetShow''. '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
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* Rigby from ''RegularShow''.
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* Rigby from ''RegularShow''.''RegularShow'', who often tries to reach his goals through lying and cheating.
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* ''Linus the Lionhearted'' featured Rory Raccoon (voiced by Bob [=McFadden=]), who doubled as the mascot for Post Cereals' "Post Toasties."
* In [[AnimatedAdaptation ''The Dukes'']], While [[strike: Coy, Vance,]] Bo, Luke, Daisy, Rosco, Flash, and Boss Hogg are off racing around the world, Uncle Jessie stayed in Hazzard on the farm and started a relationship with Smokey the Raccoon. Seriously.
* In [[AnimatedAdaptation ''The Dukes'']], While [[strike: Coy, Vance,]] Bo, Luke, Daisy, Rosco, Flash, and Boss Hogg are off racing around the world, Uncle Jessie stayed in Hazzard on the farm and started a relationship with Smokey the Raccoon. Seriously.
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* ''Linus the Lionhearted'' featured Rory Raccoon (voiced by Bob [=McFadden=]), who doubled as the mascot for Post Cereals' "Post Toasties."
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* In [[AnimatedAdaptation ''The Dukes'']], While [[strike: Coy, Vance,]] Bo, Luke, Daisy, Rosco, Flash, and Boss Hogg are off racing around the world, Uncle Jessie stayed in Hazzard on the farm and started a relationship with Smokey the Raccoon. Seriously. '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
* In [[AnimatedAdaptation ''The Dukes'']], While [[strike: Coy, Vance,]] Bo, Luke, Daisy, Rosco, Flash, and Boss Hogg are off racing around the world, Uncle Jessie stayed in Hazzard on the farm and started a relationship with Smokey the Raccoon. Seriously. '''Please add a brief description why this example fits the trope'''
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* In 1977, SterlingNorth's book ''Rascal'' (see [[AC:{{Literature}}) got an anime adaptation called ''AraigumaRasukaru''.
** In 2005, the anime got a {{Chibi}} spin-off called ''PokaPokaMoriNoRascal''.
** In 2005, the anime got a {{Chibi}} spin-off called ''PokaPokaMoriNoRascal''.
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* In 1977, SterlingNorth's Sterling North's book ''Rascal'' (see [[AC:{{Literature}}) [[AC:{{Literature}}]]) got an anime adaptation called ''AraigumaRasukaru''.
** In 2005, the anime got a {{Chibi}} spin-off called''PokaPokaMoriNoRascal''.
''Poka Poka Mori No Rascal''.
** In 2005, the anime got a {{Chibi}} spin-off called
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* In 1977, SterlingNorth's book ''Rascal'' (see [[AC:{{Literature}}) got an anime adaptation called ''AraigumaRasukaru''.
** In 2005, the anime got a {{Chibi}} spin-off called ''PokaPokaMoriNoRascal''.
* In 1977, SterlingNorth's book ''Rascal'' (see [[AC:{{Literature}}) got an anime adaptation called ''AraigumaRasukaru''.
** In 2005, the anime got a {{Chibi}} spin-off called ''PokaPokaMoriNoRascal''.
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* ''Rascal'' is a 1963 book about a boy who raises a pet raccoon, but eventually has to release him after the raccoon keeps getting in trouble.
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* ''Rascal'' is a 1963 book by SterlingNorth about a boy who raises a pet raccoon, but eventually has to release him after the raccoon keeps getting in trouble.
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* ''TalesOfTheQuestor'' and its RecycledInSpace SpinOff, ''QuentynQuinnSpaceRanger'', have the Rac Cona Daimh (human/ancient name) / Racconans (their own name), a race of short raccoon-like bipeds. Their appearance is sometimes to their advantage because it encourages other races to underestimate them. (At other times, it just sucks being smaller than everyone else.)
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Raccoons have a long history in fiction. Those cute masked faces have led to countless depictions as sly, thieving [[TheTrickster tricksters]]. Cute, cuddly and playful tricksters. Expect a lot of fictional raccoons to be described with "Rascal" in some fashion. Portrayal as a literal thief isn't rare, either.
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Raccoons have a long history in fiction. Those cute masked faces have led to countless depictions as sly, thieving [[TheTrickster tricksters]]. Cute, cuddly and playful tricksters. Expect a lot of fictional raccoons to be described with "Rascal" in some fashion.fashion (it even became their StockAnimalName!). Portrayal as a literal thief isn't rare, either.
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Raccoons have a long history in fiction. Those cute masked faces have led to countless depictions as sly, thieving [[TheTrickster tricksters]]. Cute, cuddly and playful tricksters. Expect a lot of fictional raccoons to be described with "Rascal" in some fashion (quite often, it's their StockAnimalName). Portrayal as a literal thief isn't rare, either.
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Raccoons have a long history in fiction. Those cute masked faces have led to countless depictions as sly, thieving [[TheTrickster tricksters]]. Cute, cuddly and playful tricksters. Expect a lot of fictional raccoons to be described with "Rascal" in some fashion (quite often, it's their StockAnimalName). fashion. Portrayal as a literal thief isn't rare, either.
either.
Note: While a lot of raccoons are named "[[StockAnimalName Rascal]]", but not all of them are actual rascals. Only put examples of truly rascally raccoons here.
Note: While a lot of raccoons are named "[[StockAnimalName Rascal]]", but not all of them are actual rascals. Only put examples of truly rascally raccoons here.
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Raccoons have a long history in fiction. Those cute masked faces have led to countless depictions as sly, thieving [[TheTrickster tricksters]]. Cute, cuddly and playful tricksters. Expect a lot of fictional raccoons to be described with "Rascal" in some fashion. Portrayal as a literal thief isn't rare, either.
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Raccoons have a long history in fiction. Those cute masked faces have led to countless depictions as sly, thieving [[TheTrickster tricksters]]. Cute, cuddly and playful tricksters. Expect a lot of fictional raccoons to be described with "Rascal" in some fashion.fashion (quite often, it's their StockAnimalName). Portrayal as a literal thief isn't rare, either.
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* Rocket Raccoon, of [[{{Annihilation}} Annihilation Conquest]] and GuardiansOfTheGalaxy. He's rather handy with abnormally large guns, and his best friend is an [[WhenTreesAttack alien tree]].
* Rocket Raccoon, of [[{{Annihilation}} Annihilation Conquest]] and GuardiansOfTheGalaxy. He's rather handy with abnormally large guns, and his best friend is an [[WhenTreesAttack alien tree]].
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* This trope is OlderThanPrint: Dakota Sioux indians and Aztecs both believed the raccoon to have spiritual powers.
* This trope is OlderThanPrint: Dakota Sioux indians and Aztecs both believed the raccoon to have spiritual powers.
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* Averted in this {{Sinfest}} [[http://www.sinfest.net/archive_page.php?comicID=3719 strip]]; the raccoon doesn't act rascally. He's only there because according to [[http://www.sinfest.net/archive_page.php?comicID=3718 the previous strip]], Tatsuya Ishida wrote it while stinking drunk and thought it would be a good idea for a raccoon to show up.
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* Meeko, from ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}''.
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* Meeko, from ''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}''.
''Disney/{{Pocahontas}}''. He steals [[MisterMuffykins Percy]]'s food as a RunningGag.