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* ''WesternAnimation/HeroInside'': The series revolves around superheroes, all made by the same creator who disappeared some time ago, somehow appearing in real life and are able to be commanded by those who are in possession of their comic books. Crosses over into MediumAwareness where the heroes all know that they're fictional characters and explain [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve the mechanics of their books]].
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* ''Literature/UniversalMonsters'': A combination of lightning and a holographic projector releases characters from the six films. Each book features, respectively:
** Count Dracula (disguised as a normal human);
** Larry Talbot's wolf man (incarnated through Don Earl Abernathy after he's bitten by another Wolf Man), Bela the gypsy's wolf man (incarnated through [[spoiler: John Winokea and later Deputy Chad Barnes), and his mother Maleva (incarnated through Wilma Winokea)]];
** Herr Frankenstein, Fritz and the Creature they made;
** Imhotep (in his guise as Ardeth Bey) and Anck-Su-Namun;
** The Gill Man [[spoiler: and Dr. Mark Williams]];
** Book 6 features the Bride of Frankenstein (or rather, a new incarnation made from the corpse of Megan [=McMahan=]), Dr. Pretorius and his chief henchman Karl, along with Dr. Pretorius's tiny homunculi and a returned Herr Henry Frankenstein (with his ''Bride of Frankenstein'' personality)... plus the other returning monsters: Dracula, Deputy Chad Barnes (who starts turning into Larry Talbot's Wolf Man again before his mother stops him via a special dreamcatcher), the Frankenstein Monster, Ardeth Bey/Imhotep and the Gill Man. [[spoiler: The ending confirms that [[Film/TheInvisibleMan1933 the Invisible Man]] is also loose, while [[Film/PhantomOfTheOpera1943 the Phantom of the Opera]] was likely freed as well.]]
** Count Dracula (disguised as a normal human);
** Larry Talbot's wolf man (incarnated through Don Earl Abernathy after he's bitten by another Wolf Man), Bela the gypsy's wolf man (incarnated through [[spoiler: John Winokea and later Deputy Chad Barnes), and his mother Maleva (incarnated through Wilma Winokea)]];
** Herr Frankenstein, Fritz and the Creature they made;
** Imhotep (in his guise as Ardeth Bey) and Anck-Su-Namun;
** The Gill Man [[spoiler: and Dr. Mark Williams]];
** Book 6 features the Bride of Frankenstein (or rather, a new incarnation made from the corpse of Megan [=McMahan=]), Dr. Pretorius and his chief henchman Karl, along with Dr. Pretorius's tiny homunculi and a returned Herr Henry Frankenstein (with his ''Bride of Frankenstein'' personality)... plus the other returning monsters: Dracula, Deputy Chad Barnes (who starts turning into Larry Talbot's Wolf Man again before his mother stops him via a special dreamcatcher), the Frankenstein Monster, Ardeth Bey/Imhotep and the Gill Man. [[spoiler: The ending confirms that [[Film/TheInvisibleMan1933 the Invisible Man]] is also loose, while [[Film/PhantomOfTheOpera1943 the Phantom of the Opera]] was likely freed as well.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/DaffyDuckAndPorkyPigMeetTheGroovieGoolies'': This trope is invoked by the Groovie Goolies in [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment a memorable if freaky sequence]]. The bratty Hauntleroy has stolen Wolfie's guitar and flees into 'Mad Mirror Land', where all four characters (including Drac and Frankie) get turned into live-action versions, still operating by cartoon laws, for the most part. It was originally part of a seriously weird, not-so-hot crossover with the WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes, and then was re-edited for syndication as a separate episode. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIP36Rc_CIo Original, B&W]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqxaJbMqZUA Reedit, color]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/DaffyDuckAndPorkyPigMeetTheGroovieGoolies'': This trope is invoked by the Groovie Goolies in [[BigLippedAlligatorMoment a memorable if freaky sequence]]. The bratty Hauntleroy has stolen Wolfie's guitar and flees into 'Mad Mirror Land', where all four characters (including Drac and Frankie) get turned into live-action versions, still operating by cartoon laws, for the most part. It was originally part of a seriously weird, not-so-hot crossover with the WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes, and then was re-edited for syndication as a separate episode. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIP36Rc_CIo Original, B&W]], [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqxaJbMqZUA Reedit, color]].
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* ''Film/Goosebumps2015'': When the monsters escape into the real world, [=R.L.=] Stine has to stop them.
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** In the mini-campaign "Into the Idiot Box", the team [[TrappedInTVLand gets sucked into a TV dimension]] by a bored cosmic-powered child, Quirk. He forces them to act out his favourite shows in character, one of which is an 80s family sitcom akin to ''Series/{{Alf}}'', wherein the family features a [[MascotWithAttitude radical cartoon leopard]], Jaxxer, who came out of their TV and whom they have to keep a secret (essentially having him come from a show within a show within a show). One of the challenges to the players involves them trying to hide Jaxxer from outsiders or risk incurring Quirk's wrath for going off-script.
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** In the mini-campaign "Into the Idiot Box", the team [[TrappedInTVLand gets sucked into a TV dimension]] by a bored cosmic-powered child, Quirk. He forces them to act out his favourite shows in character, one of which is an 80s family sitcom akin to ''Series/{{Alf}}'', wherein the family features a [[MascotWithAttitude radical cartoon leopard]], jaguar]], Jaxxer, who came out of their TV and whom they have to keep a secret (essentially having him come from a show within a show within a show). One of the challenges to the players involves them trying to hide Jaxxer from outsiders or risk incurring Quirk's wrath for going off-script.
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** In the mini-campaign Into the Idiot Box, the team gets sucked into a TV dimension by a bored cosmic-powered child, Quirk. He forces them to act out his favourite shows in character, one of which is an 80s family sitcom akin to ''Series/{{Alf}}'', wherein the family features a [[MascotWithAttitude radical cartoon leopard]], Jaxxer, who came out of their TV and whom they have to keep a secret (essentially having him come from a show within a show within a show). One of the challenges to the players involves them trying to hide Jaxxer from outsiders or risk incurring Quirk's wrath for going off-script.
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** In the mini-campaign Into "Into the Idiot Box, Box", the team [[TrappedInTVLand gets sucked into a TV dimension dimension]] by a bored cosmic-powered child, Quirk. He forces them to act out his favourite shows in character, one of which is an 80s family sitcom akin to ''Series/{{Alf}}'', wherein the family features a [[MascotWithAttitude radical cartoon leopard]], Jaxxer, who came out of their TV and whom they have to keep a secret (essentially having him come from a show within a show within a show). One of the challenges to the players involves them trying to hide Jaxxer from outsiders or risk incurring Quirk's wrath for going off-script.
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** In the mini-campaign Into the Idiot Box, the team gets sucked into a TV dimension by a bored cosmic-powered child, Quirk. He forces them to act out his favourite shows in character, one of which is an 80s family sitcom akin to ''Series/{{Alf}}'', wherein the family features a [[MascotWithAttitude radical cartoon leopard]], Jaxxer, who came out of their TV and whom they have to keep a secret (essentially having him come from a show within a show within a show). One of the challenges to the players involves them trying to hide Jaxxer from outsiders or risk incurring Quirk's wrath for going off-script.
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* ''Film/TheLeagueOfGentlemenApocalypse'' has the characters from the show traveling to the real world to stop their writers canceling the show.
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* ''Film/TheLeagueOfGentlemenApocalypse'' ''[[Film/TheLeagueOfGentlemensApocalypse The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse]]'' has the characters from the show traveling to the real world to stop their writers canceling the show.
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* ''Literature/TheUnlikelyEscapeOfUriahHeep'' has various characters being read from their books (mostly of a Gothic or Dickensian bent) and taking up residence in a somewhat extradimensional street.
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->'''Kryten:''' Ah, Mr Charles, sir! My name is Kryten. I'm a fictitious character from the television series ''Series/RedDwarf'', and we really need your help.\\
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->'''Kryten:''' Ah, Mr Mr. Charles, sir! My name is Kryten. I'm a fictitious character from the television series ''Series/RedDwarf'', and we really need your help.\\
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'''Cat:''' OK, no need to rub it in!
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'''Cat:''' OK, Okay, no need to rub it in!
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* ''It's New! It's Improved! It's Terrible!'' features a commercial-based TV refugee.
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* ''It's New! It's Improved! It's Terrible!'' ''Literature/ItsNewItsImprovedItsTerrible'' features a commercial-based TV refugee.
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* In ''Literature/WetMagic'', the tunnel that leads to the Merkingdom is full of magic books whose characters can be brought to life by opening them to the right page. The Under Folk send Bookworms in to let unpleasant characters out, and the Merkingdom is attacked by a horde that includes both fictional villains and [[TakeThat the protagonists of books like]] ''Literature/EricOrLittleByLittle'' and ''Literature/ElsieOrLikeALittleCandle''. The protagonists let the heroes out of the books to fight them.
