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The Cartoon Network show MAD featured 2 special sketches in every episode. There were 2 types of special sketches:

  1. Sketches that took the titles of 2 works, or characters or other things to do with said works, and combined them to create a Punny Name. (For example, Avenger Time, My Little War Horse, Wreck-It Gandalf, and so on.)

  2. Less commonly, there were sketches that just took the title of one work and added an insulting word. (For example, Trans-bore-mers, Kung-Fu Blander.)

On the show's Wild Mass Guessing page, tropers created several of their own ideas for MAD sketches, so many, in fact, that we decided to create a separate page specifically for the purpose of creating these Punny Names! Keep in mind that, since the show has been cancelled, we're most likely not going to see any of these on TV.

Don't be put off by the fact that most of these titles are Type 1. You can do a Type 2 title if you want, it's just that we like Type 1 more because it involves more creative wordplay than Type 2.

Though it may not seem like it at times, the show MAD was aimed at kids. For this reason, and because we try to keep This Very Wiki in general family-friendly, please try to avoid family-unfriendly examples.

If you want (though it's only optional), you can add a little summary of what would happen in this sketch, if it was made.

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Note: Media-crossovers will most likely appear in the folder of the respective namespace that comes first alphabetically. So, an example combining an Anime work and a Western Animation will be in the Anime and Manga folder. The exceptions are when the example combines a Manga with a media work coming before "M", as it will still be under Anime & Manga, and any crossovers with Comics, Franchises, Music, Real Life, Video Games, and the miscellaneous games. If these media types crossover, go alphabetically. Given it is namespace-based, this is why Live Action Television is listed as "Series."


     Anime and Manga 

Anime & Manga/Asian Animation

Anime & Manga/Comics

Anime & Manga/Literature

Anime & Manga/Live Action Film

Anime & Manga/Music

Anime & Manga/Real Life

Anime & Manga/Series

Anime & Manga/Video Game

Anime & Manga/Web Comics

Anime & Manga/Web Original

Anime & Manga/Western Animation

Anime & Manga

    Comic Books 

    Film — Live-Action 

Film/Anime & Manga

Film/Literature

Film/Real Life

Film/Series

Film/Video Game

Film/Web Original

Film/Western Animation

Film

    Franchises 

    Literature 
Literature/Anime and Manga

Literature/Comic Strips

Literature/Live Action Film

Literature/Music

Literature/Series

Literature/Video Games

Literature/Western Animation

Literature / Other

Literature

    Music 

    Real Life 

    Live-Action TV 

Series/Other

Series/Video Games

Series/Western Animation

Series

    Video Games 

Video Games/Comic Strips

Video Games/Animated Films

Video Games/Live-Action TV

Video Games/Web Original

Video Games/Western Animation

Video Games/Other

Video Games

Video Games/Visual Novels

    Web Original 
    Western Animation 
Western Animation/Other

Western Animation

     RPG's, Tabletop Games, and Toys 

    Polymedial (More than two) 

     Unsorted / Unknown 

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