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** This trope was done to the point that it became a ChekhovsSkill in one of the last episodes - [[spoiler: Courage wound up defeating an alliance of his most notorious villains by [[MakeMeWannaShout screaming so powerfully]] that it caused the ground beneath them to split from the force.]]
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** This trope was done to the point that it became a ChekhovsSkill in one of the last episodes - [[spoiler: Courage wound up defeating an alliance of his most notorious villains by [[MakeMeWannaShout screaming so powerfully]] powerfully that it caused the ground beneath them to split from the force.]]
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* The titular characters from ''WesternAnimation/PibAndPog'' does these whenever they scared.
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* One of the most famous examples in Western animation is from ''WesternAnimation/BookRevue'', where at the sight of the Big Bad Wolf, WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck temporarily [[https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-bLHX_7BeA6E/UYn_y6UcgKI/AAAAAAAAkvQ/cl62aMZuoso/s1600/BOOK+REVUE+13.png transforms into a giant eyeball]].
** In one ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' episode, Plucky Duck tries to replicate this trick, which Daffy refers to as the "[[Creator/BobClampett Clampett]] Corneal Catastrophe". Unfortunately Plucky gets stuck in it, leaving him as a giant eyeball with legs for the bulk of the cartoon, and on PictureDay no less.
** In one ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' episode, Plucky Duck tries to replicate this trick, which Daffy refers to as the "[[Creator/BobClampett Clampett]] Corneal Catastrophe". Unfortunately Plucky gets stuck in it, leaving him as a giant eyeball with legs for the bulk of the cartoon, and on PictureDay no less.
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*A very common trope in "WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes", [[Main/FearTropes especially when the characters get scared.]]
** One of the most famous examples in Western animation is from ''WesternAnimation/BookRevue'', where at the sight of the Big Bad Wolf, WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck temporarily [[https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-bLHX_7BeA6E/UYn_y6UcgKI/AAAAAAAAkvQ/cl62aMZuoso/s1600/BOOK+REVUE+13.png transforms into a giant eyeball]].
** In one ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' episode, Plucky Duck tries to replicate this trick, which Daffy refers to as the "[[Creator/BobClampett Clampett]] Corneal Catastrophe". Unfortunately Plucky gets stuck in it, leaving him as a giant eyeball with legs for the bulk of the cartoon, and on PictureDay no less.
** One of the most famous examples in Western animation is from ''WesternAnimation/BookRevue'', where at the sight of the Big Bad Wolf, WesternAnimation/DaffyDuck temporarily [[https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-bLHX_7BeA6E/UYn_y6UcgKI/AAAAAAAAkvQ/cl62aMZuoso/s1600/BOOK+REVUE+13.png transforms into a giant eyeball]].
** In one ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' episode, Plucky Duck tries to replicate this trick, which Daffy refers to as the "[[Creator/BobClampett Clampett]] Corneal Catastrophe". Unfortunately Plucky gets stuck in it, leaving him as a giant eyeball with legs for the bulk of the cartoon, and on PictureDay no less.
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* The titular ''WesternAnimation/EekTheCat'' does these whenever he's scared.
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* The titular character from ''WesternAnimation/EekTheCat'' does these whenever he's scared.
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** In "Night of the Weremole", early in the episode, when he sees a snarling Muriel raiding the refrigerator, he starts screaming, then clutches his chest with a yelp, and collapses. Then it cuts to an ambulance racing across Nowhere, followed by Courage recovering in Dr. Vindaloo's office. Of all the insane things he would go through during the series, that is the one thing that literally gave Courage a heart attack.
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** In Early in the episode "Night of the Weremole", early in the episode, when he sees a snarling Muriel raiding the refrigerator, he starts screaming, then clutches his chest with a yelp, and collapses. Then it cuts to an ambulance racing across Nowhere, followed by Courage recovering in Dr. Vindaloo's office. Of all the insane things he would go through during the series, that is the one thing that literally gave Courage a heart attack.
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* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'', while they've done these before then (albeit rarely), began indulging in these more often in the [[DenserAndWackier Sun and Moon episodes]], and they are done OnceAnEpisode. The official Pokémon website even made [[https://www.pokemon.com/us/pokemon-news/going-wild-on-pokemon-the-series/ a list of their personal favorites]] (they even used the term)!
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* ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'', ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'', while they've done these before then (albeit rarely), began indulging in these more often in the [[DenserAndWackier Sun and Moon episodes]], DenserAndWackier ''Anime/PokemonTheSeriesSunAndMoon'', and they are done OnceAnEpisode. The official Pokémon ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' website even made [[https://www.pokemon.com/us/pokemon-news/going-wild-on-pokemon-the-series/ a list of their personal favorites]] (they even used the term)!
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* ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'':
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* ''WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry'':''Franchise/TomAndJerry'':
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Mostly an {{Animation Trope|s}}, though it can be [=CGI'd=] into live-action shows (most often, but ''not'' exclusively, those intended for a younger demographic and "live-action cartoons"). See also EyePop.
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Mostly an {{Animation Trope|s}}, though it can be [=CGI'd=] into live-action shows (most often, but ''not'' exclusively, those intended for a younger demographic and "live-action cartoons"). See also EyePop.
EyePop and JawDrop.
