History UnusuallyUninterestingSight / WesternAnimation

* ''WesternAnimation/KimPossible'' centers around this trope; the main characters travel around the world to thwart [[MadScientist evil scientists]], fight monkeys that know kung-fu, and generally fight crime with self-learned SheFu. While Kim has occasional fanclubs and interviews, for the most part, Kim leads a relatively normal high school life - right down to boyfriend issues and being scorned by the AlphaBitch - without even using a SecretIdentity. The characters also do not seem to be impressed about Kim's rocket scientist dad and brain surgeon mom, nor the abundance of [[WiseBeyondTheirYears child geniuses]] running amock.
** And Drakken and Shego never attract attention for looking unusual. You'd think a green-skinned woman in a [[SpyCatsuit catsuit]] and a blue-skinned man in a labcoat who both happen to be wanted felons would catch people's attention, but no. Maybe no-one wants to say something about them being [[MistakenForRacist differently coloured]]. You'd think people would remember a green-skinned woman who used to be a REAL superhero with super powers, though.

* ''WesternAnimation/ZakStorm'': Due to TheBermudaTriangle being a WeirdnessMagnet, its inhabitants don't bat an eye at things like TalkingWaepons, sentient {{Magitek}} sailboats, vikings with airplane wings for weapons, LittleGreenMen in [[MiniMecha Mini-Mechs]] or [[DemBones walking, talking skeletons]], just to name a few.

--> '''Homeless Man 1''': (nonchalantly) I didn't know he could fly, too.
--> '''Homeless Man 2''': (shrugs)

[[caption-width-right:Taking DontFearTheReaper to crazy extremes.]]

** The [[Film/{{Transformers}} 2007 live-action movie]] lampshades this and plays it for laughs. Optimus is confident enough in the Autobots' Earth disguises to assume that no one will question the sudden appearance of a fleet of expensive vehicles in the Witwickys' lawn. The denseness of civilians is also highlighted in the sequel but in both movies people (rightfully) start screaming when stuff starts blowing up.

* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'': Mr. Freeze shows up to an upscale charity event with a freeze gun mounted on a truck. It looks like a giant piece of artillery. The valet looks at him for a moment before holding his hand out: "keys?"

** This notably is also applicable to Roger. While it is a recurring plot point that Roger needs to be disguised so the CIA can't find him, it's frequently indicated that even while disguised, people are still aware he's a small, gray, noseless man who's shaped like a bowling pin, and while there are times where this does come up, for the most part no one questions it.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperHeroSquadShow'' takes a FantasyKitchenSink approach to the MarvelUniverse, and both the Dr. Doom-controlled [[{{Mordor}} Villainville]] and ''[[FloatingContinent Asgard with the Bifrost Bridge]]'' are visible from Superhero City.

* ''WesternAnimation/SevenLittleMonsters'': No one at all seems frightened by the titular seven monsters in spite of their unusual appearances and tremendous sizes. Even very young children aren't the least bit scared by their presence, and instances where Sevens' detached head is left somewhere tend to be taken in stride by even complete strangers.