History CloudCuckoolander / WesternAnimation

*** In a weird way, [[FridgeBrilliance it does make sense.]] If you accept the causality loop where Fry becomes his own grandfather, than the quarter of his genome that he inherited from himself is essentially arbitrary.

* Ed of ''EdEddNEddy'' bounces wildly between RalphWiggum, Cloudcuckoolander, and TheDitz, occasional bouts of surprising genre savviness not withstanding. He's the most extreme example you can think off.

--> Frylock: ''What's your point?''
--> Shake: ''I never had one. And that makes you '''crazy''', doesn't it?''

---> '''Sokka:''' What's wrong with you, we don't have time for games with the war going on!
---> '''Aang:''' What war?
---> '''Sokka:''' You're kidding, right?
---> '''Aang:''' PENGUIN!!!!!!! [runs off after a penguin]
* Ed of ''EdEddNEddy'' bounces wildly between RalphWiggum, Cloudcuckoolander, and TheDitz, occasional bouts of surprising genre savviness not withstanding.

** He also claimed to be the first black female head of the Ku Klux Klan, invented the "fishbabywhirlmajig", imprinted on a goose and followed her, quacking.

--> '''Chowder:''' Why does Shnitzel always get so happy on fivesday? Is it the day he makes a poo?

* Dill is like this in ''AllGrownUp''.

* June in season one of ''KaBlam!''.

* Buford from the animated version of JacobTwoTwo is definetely this, although the rest of his family might be even worse: He has a cousin who thinks he's a goat, and an uncle who thinks he is...some sort of BeastMan. They had to call an exterminator to get the him out of the house. Jacob's dad enjoys hearing about Buford's family, because it makes his own family seem so normal and well-adjusted by comparison.

* On ''{{Jimmy Two-Shoes}}'', [[CuteMonsterGirl Saffi's]] dialouge seems to consist entirely of random words like "Smoothy smooth!" and "Yougurt!"

*** And then there's Sierra, who puts the 'loony' in LoonyFan! Witness her idea of a wonderland: "Let me take you to a magical place full of Codies...some are giant. Some are small enough to fit in your pocket, and other's are chocolate-covered marshmellows!" Which begs the question of just WHY she would consider that last bit so nice, and whether or not she's a vore enthusiast.

** Hell, the show manages to turn some of it's ''guests'' into this, through the writers' interview method of giving the guest a straight interview, then changing most of the questions when it comes time to have Space Ghost ask them. This method often succeeds in making the people he interviews seem a little...off.

** Zim himself often fits; in one episode, when confronted by fully mobile talking babies (in what this Troper believes to be a hideous parody of Rugrats), he stated that 'I knew it! Earth babies come from space!'. More pointedly, in an unfinished episode called the Trial, he is kidnapped and brought to court among his people; in spite of the flagrant evidence that it is, in fact, a trial for his continued right to exist, he insists on believing it to be a party in his honor.

* Spud from ''AmericanDragonJakeLong'' does have a case of ObfuscatingStupidity, but that doesn't mean his head isn't in the clouds regardless. One episode has Jake read his mind, so we know he wasn't faking anything.

** In his recollection of his and Ellen's first date plays out like a {{Popeye}} cartoon.

* Master Shake from ''AquaTeenHungerForce'' is [[{{Jerkass}} selfish to the point of absurdity]], and justifies himself with reasons that seem natural only to him ("I should not walk, so that a child may live... well, that's what it does!"). He also shows a profound gift for jumping to conclusions -- e.g. convincing himself that a threatening cell-phone call is not coming from ''inside'' the ominous bus parked at the curb, but from ''the bus itself.''

* How has Cosmo from ''TheFairlyOddparents'' not been mentioned yet?

* What, noone's mentioned Bobby from ''KingOfTheHill''? The boy fell in love with a wig dummy! To name just one instance.
* No one's brought up [[TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy Billy]] yet? Or Fred Fredburger for that matter?
* Spud from ''AmericanDragonJakeLong'' does have a case of ObfuscatingStupidity, but that doesn't mean his head isn't genuinely in the clouds. One episode has Jake read his mind, so we know he wasn't faking anything.

* ''ThePenguinsOfMadagascar'': Julien at times, Mort always.
** Private tends to swing between CloserToEarth and this trope; at times, he notices details that the other penguins miss, but at other times clearly being on a different plane from the others.

* From AmericanDad we have Francine. Just... Francine. She's a cross between CloudCuckooLander and GeniusDitz.