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* Done both cheerfully and creepily in ''Manga/BlackButler'' where the undertaker is an important source of information on the bodies of murder victims. This ties the archetype in to the many coroners seen in crime dramas where the professionals involved are either cheery eccentrics.
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[[folder:Comic Books]]
* Undertakers in the ''LuckyLuke'' comics usually sport yellow or pale-greenish skin and are very cheerful at work, only sometimes miffed when some of their prospective clients are lacking professionality and shoo them away when they break out their tape measure. Some of them even keep pet vultures. LuckyLuke 's first illustrator, Morris, also had the habit of using drawings of people he didn't like (especialy teachers) for those roles.
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* An undertaker was shown in ''WesternAnimation/{{Balto}}'', making tiny caskets for the sick children that everyone thought were going to die. It was used to convey the tragedy of the situation, as the undertaker himself seems very mournful.
* An undertaker is seen measuring and hammering a coffin together for ''WesternAnimation/{{Rango}}''.
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[[folder:Films -- Live-Action]]
* The only character who earns an honest living in the Creator/ClintEastwood film ''Film/AFistfulOfDollars'' is the the undertaker. And he's pretty cheery too, until Clint wipes out the remaining gang members. (Upset about running out of business?)
-->'''Joe:''' Get three coffins ready.\\
''(later, after gunning down four men)''\\
'''Joe:''' My mistake. Four coffins...
* Also the cooper in ''Film/{{Yojimbo}}'', the film ''Dollars'' was based on.

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* Done both cheerfully and creepily in ''Manga/BlackButler'' where the undertaker was an important source of information on the bodies of murder victims.
** This ties the archetype in to the many coroners seen in crime dramas where the professionals involved are either cheery eccentrics.
*** Or, you know, ''Series/{{Bones}}''.

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* TheUndertaker, while well known as a wrestler, no longer fits the Western Character. He began as a mortician character before evolving as a guy has gone from using death to intimidate his opponents to a zombie to the GrimReaper to a DarkMessiah Cult leader to a BadassBiker and back again as TheArtifact. These days he's regarded as '''''the''''' best in the business, the guy who rolls around a few times a year for his WrestleMania streak or to take part in a hot angle. In the West, death is a part of life and the Undertaker may have a variety of coffins and "last suit you'll ever wear"s in stock. The scary "keep off the grass" Undertaker, which the wrestler takes advantage of, is used mainly in children's dramas where sneaking into the graveyard at night is required.

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* Undertakers are a requisite in any Western-themed cartoon. One non-Western appearance of note is in TexAvery's ''Dumb Hounded'' (the first Droopy cartoon). As the wolf falls down a tall building, an undertaker jumps after him, measures him, and jumps back up.

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[[folder:Pro Wrestling]]
* Wrestling/TheUndertaker, while well known as a wrestler, no longer fits the Western Character. He began as a mortician character before evolving as a guy has gone from using death to intimidate his opponents to a zombie to the GrimReaper to a DarkMessiah Cult leader to a BadassBiker and back again as TheArtifact. These days he's regarded as '''''the''''' best in the business, the guy who rolls around a few times a year for his Wrestling/WrestleMania streak or to take part in a hot angle. In the West, death is a part of life and the Undertaker may have a variety of coffins and "last suit you'll ever wear"s in stock. The scary "keep off the grass" Undertaker, which the wrestler takes advantage of, is used mainly in children's dramas where sneaking into the graveyard at night is required.
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[[folder:Western Animation]]
* Undertakers are a requisite in any Western-themed cartoon.
* WesternAnimation/TexAveryMGMCartoons
** One non-Western appearance of note is in Creator/TexAvery's ''Dumb Hounded'' (the first Droopy cartoon). As the wolf falls down a tall building, an undertaker jumps after him, measures him, and jumps back up.

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