History Main / TheNoseless

* In ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'', according to WordOfGod, while most characters are simply drawn without noses, Finn does not actually have one. [[spoiler:Farmworld Finn on the other hand, does.]]

** In episode "Spanish Fry", Fry gets his nose stolen by an alien black market, which are propelled by the myth that "Human Horn" is a natural aphrodisiac for them.

* Olaf the emperor penguin from ''WesternAnimation/{{Kaeloo}}'', although it's justified since birds don't have noses (although they do have nostrils). In one episode, Stumpy and Quack Quack try to attack him with smelly gas, which doesn't work since he doesn't have a nose.

* Shelley from WesternAnimation/Will andDewitt does not have a nose.

* Shelley from WesternAnimation/WillandDewitt does not have a nose.

* Infamously inverted in 1970's ''Comicbook/IronMan'' comics. According to legend, Stan Lee once looked over an artist's depiction of Iron Man and asked, "Where's his nose?" Stan only meant that the artist had drawn Tony's helmet so snug that there logically wouldn't be room for his nose, but the artist assumed Stan wanted him to draw the helmet with a nose piece. The [[FanNickname "Iron Nose"]] stuck around for a bit in the comic, and was generally hated by readers until it quietly vanished again.

* The Reach in ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'' are RubberForeheadAliens without noses.

* Even ''Creator/{{Disney}}'' will occasionally suffer from this: Both WesternAnimation/{{Pocahontas}} and [[WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackofNotreDame Esmeralda]] are occasionally drawn without noses.

* Most of the Tamagotchis in ''VideoGame/{{Tamagotchi}}'' don't have a nose, though there are exceptions (Pochitchi, who is meant to look like a dog, is one example).

* Mandy in ''WesternAnimation/TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy''. Occasionally [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]], such as Billy noticing it when they were toddlers. He put an ice cream cone on her face to "fix it".

* This seems to be a common feature of [[OurCentaursAreDifferent centaurs]] in ''WesternAnimation/{{Centaurworld}}''. Even the mroe realistically rendered [[spoiler:Elktaur and minotaurs with centaur components]] lack noses.

* Peach's counterpart in the Videogame/PaperMario series does not have a nose.

* Edd Gould from ''WebAnimation/EddsWorld'' almost never drew noses on his characters. Paul ter Voorde is carrying on with the trait.

* Any and all Franchise/{{LEGO}} minifigures. There are [[NonStandardCharacterDesign a few exceptions]], like Timmy from Toys/LEGOTimeCruisers and various characters from the Wild West line. Ironically, the minifigure version of Lord Voldemort, unlike in the ''Film/HarryPotter'' films, has nostrils, which is closer to a nose than what most minifigs have.

* Any and all Franchise/{{LEGO}} minifigures. There are [[NonStandardCharacterDesign a few exceptions]], like Timmy from Toys/LEGOTimeCruisers and various characters from the Wild West line.

* Hero Killer Stain from Manga/MyHeroAcademia. Given the CastOfSnowflakes, one can be excused for initially assuming that his apparent lack of a nose is simply a stylistic choice, but after his mask comes off its revealed that he ''had'' a nose, but there's nothing but gruesome scars now.

* ''Film/NothingButTrouble'': Judge Valkenheiser takes off his fake nose in his private quarters. Chris, who is secretly observing this from a wall cavity, has to restain himself from gagging.