History UpToEleven / WesternAnimation

--->'''Hypnotist:''' You are all very good players.
--->'''Team:''' We are all very good players.
--->'''Hypnotist:''' You will beat Shelbyville.
--->'''Team:''' We will beat Shelbyville.
--->'''Hypnotist:''' You will give 110 percent.
--->'''Team:''' That's impossible. No one can give more than 100 percent. By definition, that is the most anyone can give.

* In [[WesternAnimation/OggyandTheCockroaches]], this is briefly shown in season 1 episode 44 [[spoiler: Docu-mentally]]. It features the three idiot roaches sending an embarrassing
thing to a TV Channel (we'll just use [[spoiler:Kids' WB!]] as an example) and it really is taken up to 11 when it says Executive Producer Marc du Pontavice when you can hear Oggy's [[spoiler: SCREAMS]] and the people laughing hysterically.

* In ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls''' episode "Bubblevicious", Bubbles got sick of being the "kid" in the group, so she turned the training simulator up to eleven to prove she was "hardcore". The result is a [[Awesome/ThePowerpuffGirls Moment of Awesome]] for her, and her sisters acknowledge it.

* In the "S'Winter" episode of ''WesternAnimation/PhineasAndFerb'', Doofenshmirtz builds a laser that has a melting capacity of seven...on a scale of one to five.
** Much of the show is the titular brothers taking everything Up To Eleven.
--> '''Phineas:''' Guaranteed to kick any party up to an eleven!

--->'''Hypnotist''': You are all very good players.
--->'''Team''': We are all very good players.
--->'''Hypnotist''': You will beat Shelbyville.
--->'''Team''': We will beat Shelbyville.
--->'''Hypnotist''': You will give 110 percent.
--->'''Team''': That's impossible. No one can give more than 100 percent. By definition, that is the most anyone can give.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder'' episode "The Party Animal", Emperor Awesome cranks the volume of his planet-ending party all the way up to 11.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/EdEddnEddy'' episode Truth or Ed, there is a machine that prints newspapers. Eddy pulls a lever on it farther than it was designed to go to a new handwritten position labeled "stupid fast"

* In the ''WesternAnimation/BlazeAndTheMonsterMachines'' episode "Truck Rangers", the volume knob on Blaze’s amplifier used to stop Crusher's Robo-Bear from stealing the Super Bravery badge goes up to 11. When he turns it up to such, the volume becomes so loud it makes the Robo-Bear listen to him completely and returns the badge.

** In "The Bad Neighbors", Lord Hater's sound system goes up to 100 while Emperor Awesome's goes up to infinity.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Wabbit|ALooneyTunesProduction}}'' short "Bugs in the Garden", Wile E. pits his ACME home gardening products against Bugs' traditional gardening methods. One of them is a hormonal supplement that contains 6,984 more vitamins than a plant actually needs [[note]]If you don't know, a plant typically needs only 3[[/note]], and he decides to use 100 boxes of the stuff. When they have a taste test, Wile E. eats a mutated carrot and mentions that he can taste the 1,700 vitamins it's been fortified with.

* ''WesternAnimation/MegasXLR'' is build around this trope. The guns, the robot, even the karaoke get turned to eleven regularly. Its stereo system goes [[ExaggeratedTrope up to eleven]] [[OverNineThousand thousand]].

* In the ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' episode "Truth or Ed", when Eddy and Ed take control of the school newspaper, it's shown that Ed pulled the speed control lever on the printing press beyond its maximum setting, tearing through the outside of the press in the process, and Eddy wrote "Stupid fast!" near the new setting.

* The ''[[WesternAnimation/TheDickTracyShow Dick Tracy]]'' cartoon "Racer Chaser" has detective Joe Jitsu pursuing villains Stooge Villa and Mumbles, who have stolen a valuable and very fast race car. To catch up with them, Joe extends the speedometer of his car by writing "200" underneath it.

* On ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'', a cold Numbuh 3 was looking for a heater inside an ice cream factory and immediately turns it to its maximum capacity: "Like, eleventy billion degrees". The Delightful Children From Down the Lane angrily ask [[LampshadeHanging who had the idea of putting a heater inside an ice cream factory]].

* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Wabbit|ALooneyTunesProduction}}'' short "Bugs in the Garden", Wile E. pits his ACME home gardening products against Bugs' traditional gardening methods. One of them is a hormonal supplement that contains 6,984 more vitamins than a plant actually needs [[note]]If you don't know, it's 3[[/note]], and he decides to use 100 boxes of the stuff. When they have a taste test, Wile E. eats a mutated carrot and mentions that he can taste the 1,700 vitamins it's been fortified with.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Wabbit|ALooneyTunesProduction}}'' short "Bugs in the Garden", Wile E. pits his ACME home gardening products against Bugs' traditional gardening methods. One of them is a hormonal supplement that contains 6,984 more vitamins than a plant actually needs, and he decides to use 100 boxes of the stuff. When they have a taste test, Wile E. eats a mutated carrot and mentions that he can taste the 1,700 vitamins it's been fortified with.

--> '''Buttercup:''' Wow, [[{{Badass}} she took the laser]] [[ShoutOut all the way]] up to 11!

* In the ''WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse2013'' short "WesternAnimation/RoughinIt", Donald sets his RV's power supply to 11 to spite Mickey when he tries to shut the power off. Somehow, this brings the RV to life.

* On ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'', when Eddy and Ed take control of the school newspaper, it's shown that Ed pulled the speed control lever on the printing press beyond its maximum setting, tearing through the outside of the press in the process, and Eddy wrote "Stupid fast!" near the new setting.

* The ''[[WesternAnimation/TheDickTracyShow Dick Tracy]]'' cartoon "Racer Chaser" has detective Joe Jitsu pursing villains Stooge Villa and Mumbles, who have stolen a valuable and very fast race car. To catch up with them, Joe extends the speedometer of his car by writing "200" underneath it.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Wabbit|ALooneyTunesProduction}}'' short "Bugs in the Garden", Wile E. pits his ACME home gardening products against Bugs' traditional gardening methods. One of them is a hormonal supplement that contains 6,984 more vitamins than a plant actually needs. When they have a taste test, Wile E. eats a mutated carrot and mentions that he can taste the 1,700 vitamins it's been fortified with.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/WabbitALooneyTunesProduction'' short "Bugs in the Garden", Wile E. pits his ACME home gardening products against Bugs' traditional gardening methods. One of them is a hormonal supplement that contains 6,984 more vitamins than a plant actually needs. When they have a taste test, Wile E. eats a mutated carrot and mentions that he can taste the 1,700 vitamins it's been fortified with.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Wabbit}}'' short "Bugs in the Garden", Wile E. pits his ACME home gardening products against Bugs' traditional gardening methods. One of them is a hormonal supplement that contains 6,984 more vitamins than a plant actually needs. When they have a taste test, Wile E. eats a mutated carrot and mentions that he can taste the 1,700 vitamins it's been fortified with.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Wabbit}}'' short "Bugs in the Garden", Wile E. pits his ACME home gardening products against Bugs' traditional gardening methods. One of them is a hormonal supplement that he claims can feed a plant 6,984 more vitamins than a plant actually needs. When they have a taste test, Wile E. eats a mutated carrot and mentions that he can taste the 1,700 vitamins it's been fortified with.

* In the ''WesternAnimation/{{Wabbit}}'' short "Bugs in the Garden", Wile E. pits his ACME home gardening products against Bugs' traditional gardening methods. One of them is a supplement system that he claims can feed a plant 6,984 more vitamins than a plant actually needs. When they have a taste test, Wile E. eats a mutated carrot and mentions that he can taste the 1,700 vitamins it's been fortified with.

* In an episode of the newest incarnation of ''WesternAnimation/InspectorGadget'' there is a "level eleven security alarm" in headquarters. Sound bad? Well, considering that their scale has only ''five'' levels...