History Cloudcuckoolander / Webcomics

** [[EldritchAbomination Chuck'thulhu]] [[http://atarmslength.smackjeeves.com/comics/1751696/exit-stage-left-20/ even refers to her as such]], apparently it's one of the tastier flavors of crazy.

* In ''Webcomic/DragonMango'', Cherry is oblivious to all sorts of things. [[http://dragon-mango.com/comic/chapter07/dm07-43.htm When asked if she single-handed overcame a group of oni, she declares that the chickens helped]].

* Fluffy from ''WebComic/CommanderKitty'' is a little kitten who seems to be more than just a little bit crazy. Highlights include [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2010/01/03/carry-on-fluffy/ putting a leash on an eggplant because she couldn't find any turnips]], [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2010/06/06/the-trouble-with-fluffys/ playing with the transporter and summoning an army of her alternate universe doppelgangers]], [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2012/09/23/secret-weapon/ and somehow hijacking a Triple-I Skyfly mid-flight]]. [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2012/10/14/the-tao-of-fluffy/ The rest of the crew have pretty much given up trying to figure out how she works]].

* The title character of ''Webcomic/{{Alice}}''constantly escapes into fantasy - HilarityEnsues.

** Speaking of his student Elliot, he has recently discovered an ability to shift through three alternate personalities, while still able to break through them. One of these personalities? ''Heidi,'' perhaps the zaniest character in the comic. As Elliot first noted upon becoming her, ahem, '' "Holy crap I feel like I chugged down an expresso not literally of course that would hurt unless it was cold which wouldn't taste as good wow I look different than I thought I would but I guess it sort of makes sense I look what's the word I think it's spunky but I'm not sure [[MotorMouth that makes me think of a spunky Brewster although I don't know what a spunky Brewster is or was it a punky Brewster I've only heard of it before was that a tv show or something]] [[CaptainObvious wow I'm full of energy]]."'' When the personality is in the forefront of Elliot's mind, we are treated to observations that "Superheroes are bouncy" and "Chipmunks have great judgement." These only sort of [[ItMakesSenseInContext make sense]] [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext in context]]. Hell, she was nicknamed Heidi simply because of how Un-Elliot she is. It stuck in both the author's and the fandom's mind.

* ''Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures'' has a weird meta-example with ''the entire fan forum community.'' [[InteractiveComic The majority of commands in the various series are suggested by the fans]], which leads to lots of [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs zany antics]] within the comics' continuties.

* Frankenstein of ''Webcomic/{{Noblesse}}'', when under the influence of the Dark Spear, which he summons willing whenever he can, as he's easily provoked.
* Fi in ''Webcomic/{{Storywisher}}'' can be pretty eccentric and has a wild imagination, which she enjoys inflicting on other people (her cousin in particular).
--->'''Fi:''' I wonder what this DARK and TERRIFYING forest has in store for us!

* Sapphire Gem, the zombie girl from ''Webcomic/{{Monsterful}}'' , an extremely random protagonist. In these ''[[http://www.monsterful.com/chapter07page04.htm/ two]]'' ''[[http://www.monsterful.com/chapter07page05.htm/ pages]]'' a nice example is given, there are a ton others though. She's also an IdiotHero, and these two traits combined always lead to instant madness.
* Largo from ''Webcomic/{{Megatokyo}}'' at first finds it hard to tell the difference between the real world and the video game world. Then it turns out the ''Megatokyo'' world is indeed a conglomeration of anime and videogame tropes. Which just shows you can be GenreSavvy and a [=Cloudcuckoolander=] at the same time; in fact, it can be an advantage if the situation you're in is itself insane. Largo is just CrazyAwesome; which helps him in the insanity of the setting.
%%* Roger and Lily Pepitone in ''WebComic/CollegeRoomiesFromHell''
* Every single character (save for Jame and maybe Liln) in ''Webcomic/TerrorIsland''. Sid and Stephen (the main characters) are especially bad, what with the groceries and all that.
-->'''Stephen:''' It's strange how we have an invisible postal worker who delivers the mail by altering history so it was always here.\\
'''Sid:''' We don't. We have a normal mailman who comes by before you're awake.\\
'''Stephen:''' Same thing.

* Cube, from the StickFigureComic ''Webcomic/StickmanAndCube'', occasionally drifts into this territory. For instance, on Talk Like A Pirate Day 2007:
-->'''Cube:''' Pirates give me gas.
%%* ''Webcomic/QuestionableContent''
%%** Ellen, but Raven seems to have officially taken over that role recently.
%%** Hannelore might also qualify on occasion. WordOfGod has it that she's channeling [[Manga/AzumangaDaioh Osaka]].
%%** And Emily's the new one. Marten even lampshades that he seems to befriend weird girls a lot.

%%* Wonderella from ''Webcomic/TheNonAdventuresOfWonderella''. And her sidekick, Rita, is even ''more'' of one.
* ''[[Webcomic/EightBitTheater 8-bit Theater]]''
** Red Mage is convinced his world runs on TabletopGames rules. [[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2001/10/10/episode-085-i-turned-my-bag-of-holding-inside-out-wrapped-it-around-me-and-walked-through-the-dungeon-walls/ He carries around a character sheet]], rolls twenty-sided dice to see if he succeeds at things, and [[{{Munchkin}} is obsessed with manipulating these rules to his advantage.]] If he were in [[Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick another webcomic]], this would make him GenreSavvy. However, the world of ''8-Bit Theater'' doesn't actually run on TabletopGames rules; it runs on the RuleOfFunny instead. That means he's just a [=Cloudcuckoolander=], except when it would be funnier for him to be right. He's simply insane all the time, in his own special way, and often oblivious to logic, warping reality with his own bizarre ideas. Just because his crazy schemes occasionally briefly succeed (like the Chocobo breeding experiment) doesn't make him sane. You would never ever think of Red Mage as "the only truly sane person of the group".
** Maybe during the earlier parts of the comic, before Sarda really started having an effect on the plot.
** Since Red Mage [[MinMaxing took mild forms of insanity as character defects in order to maximize his skill points]], including a "3-point Hallucination flaw", it is possible for him to be [[MindScrew both insane and yet correct in his perception of the universe]].
** Fighter has been known to spend time acting like this, in addition to being TooDumbToLive. At the end of [[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2008/01/01/episode-937-tellin-it-like-it-is/ a comic]] where every other character is discussing [[HeroicComedicSociopath Black Mage's]] very recent attempt to [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder betray them and team up with an evil dragon to rain destruction on everything]]:
-->'''Fighter''': D'you ever wonder if ''clouds'' see shapes in the ''ground''? Because I wonder about that a ''lot''.
* Elan of ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick''. [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0206.html For instance]], when Haley argues that, as they are adventurers, everything they do counts as an adventure... he takes off his shirt, covers himself in jam, stands on one hand, hangs a lantern from one foot, puts a squirrel on the other and plays with a paddle-ball with his free hand. And shouts "I'm on an adventure!" In [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0025.html an earlier strip]], Elan found out that wearing armor incurs an armor-check-penalty on certain skills, including Hide. Therefore, he decided that removing all his clothes would increase his Hide skill to the point of invisibility. [[HilarityEnsues Hilarity Ensued]]. He much later concluded, when [[spoiler: a newly resurrected Roy]] was standing naked in front of him, "You're invisible!" He also [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0314.html decided to say "Blah" 497 times in a row]], just because it had never been done before. Elan is now less Cloud Cuckoolander and more hyper-GenreSavvy.
** As of [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0889.html strip 889]] Elan's genre-savviness has allowed him to [[spoiler: break out of an [[LotusEaterMachine epic-level illusion]]]] by recognizing that his cloud-cuckooland wishes had all come true, against all logic and reason.

* Fluffmodeus, aka Little Blue Friend, in ''Webcomic/SomethingPositive'', especially his first appearance.
-->"And and and and this other time? I was at the zoo and the man at the zoo was all 'You can't feed animals here' And I was all 'But why not?' And he was all 'Cause there's no one to feed 'em to.' HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA It's funny, new friend! It's so funny! ...it only takes [[UsefulNotes/AmericanCustomaryMeasurements seven pounds]] [[UnitConfusion of pressure]] to crack open a man's head... from the inside. Kisses now!"
* ''Webcomic/SchlockMercenary'''s Lieutenant Pibald turns into one of these when he forgets to take his medication, acquiring delusions of having hyperbolically exaggerated status or talents which he doesn't. This wouldn't be as serious a problem as it is if his hobby wasn't ''homemade explosives''... that ''[[http://schlockmercenary.com/d/20080306.html metastasize]]'' and form ''[[http://schlockmercenary.com/d/20080307.html colonies]]''.
* Eddie from ''Webcomic/EmergencyExit''. He is obsessed with traffic cones, thinks chickens are out to take over the world, collects distractions, and just generally acts like a insane seven-year-old on an eternal sugar rush. He also wields a HyperspaceMallet, and uses a "coolness enhancer" that enhances whatever it's attached too. Anything. He also has a fully stocked Mad scientist laboratory, although the whether the stuff he makes is powered by science, magic, or some combination of the two is anyone's guess.
** Thing is...even though Eddie ''sounds'' crazy, if you've actually ''seen'' what he's describing ([[http://eecomics.net/?strip_id=289 I've found the thing with the stuff! You should use the use the thingy majig to find that one thing with the other stuff!]]), it makes sense. The prevailing theory is that Eddie actually used to be a normal-ish guy, until he shoved a fragment of a portal into his head for safekeeping.
* [[AuthorAvatar Andy]] from ''Webcomic/SkewedReality''. "I love these green sporks! I have ten of them in my pants."
%%* [[AwesomeMcCoolname Vagrant Grey]] from ''Webcomic/{{Atavism}}''
* Captain Fang from ''Webcomic/YetAnotherFantasyGamerComic'' is arguably insane and stupid (though who can tell for sure with him?), but he's the ultimate king of absurd non-sequitur. [[http://yafgc.net/comic/0206-hostile-takeover/ A]] [[http://yafgc.net/comic/0493-the-wrong-hands/ few]] [[http://yafgc.net/comic/0702-questioning-the-rival/ examples]].
%%* Most characters in ''Webcomic/SoreThumbs'' slip in and out of this; Harmony is firmly cemented in it.
* In ''Webcomic/UGMadness'', WizardsOfTheCoast R&D director Mark Rosewater is portrayed as this. He's also an imp. The author claims this to be a true and accurate portrayal. Many who have read Mr. Rosewater's articles might agree.
* Torg from ''Webcomic/SluggyFreelance'' does this quite a bit, such as when he declares "I will find us a new place to live!" He doesn't actually make any effort to find a new apartment; he thinks making the big dramatic statement should be enough. Or when he promises to paint Zoe's apartment, and takes that as liscense to [[http://sluggy.com/daily.php?date=980222 do a nude portrait of her on the wall of her living room]]. And doing a painting of Rodin's "[[http://justinsomnia.org/archive/freshman/Art_Rodin_The_Kiss.jpg The Kiss]] on her bathroom ceiling. Using pictures of her parents as models.
* Quilt from ''Webcomic/DominicDeegan'' has no brain (he's a necromantic golem, a la FrankensteinsMonster), and thus can be a little... out there. When told to keep his eye on someone, his response was to take his eye out of the socket and point it at the subject. But [[http://www.dominic-deegan.com/view.php?date=2008-01-13 this]] is probably where he exhibits the trope the most.
* Lord Sykos from ''Webcomic/TheWotch'' is, as his name suggests, completely insane. Example: "Sorry, but no one goes anywhere 'til I'm done with my little investigation. 'Cept for you. You need to get me a taco. I don't know what they are, but I want one." His PerkyFemaleMinion Aimee is pretty strange, too.
** Jo in ''Webcomic/{{Cheer}}''. Too [[TheDitz ditzy]] to be fooled by the Agents' [[BystanderSyndrome Someone Else's Problem Fields]], completely GenreSavvy without even knowing it, and she thinks she's a MagicalGirl. And talks to squirrels, which talk more like [[VideoGame/ZeroWing CATS]]. Also too ditzy to have been affected by Miranda's mind-altering magic, and thus retains all of her memories of being Colin.
* Bass in ''Webcomic/BobAndGeorge'', very much unlike his video game version. He's not evil at all, and spends most of the comic wondering what's going on while staring blankly, and unlike Mega Man, never has moments of clarity.

%%* Snooch from ''Webcomic/TwoLumps'', although alcohol is often a factor.
* Hugh, the CEO of ''Webcomic/AngstTechnology'' fits this trope quite well, mistaking a monkey for a small child, singing hilarious mangled lyrics of songs during karaoke, and playing make-believe space cadet and western characters with the office supplies of canned air.
-->"We are men of vision. Like when Magellan crossed the Sahara, or when the Persians first made cheese in a can. We are living in an advanced age where man can look to the stars and walk on Uranus. I foresee a future for this company when our products are as popular as Frogger, or even... dare I say... Burger Time. It is our destiny, gentlemen, to forge ahead like Marcel Marceau and to take charge like that fellow Charles... who was apparently in charge. Look to the future men, for we may never see it again!"

* In ''Webcomic/LeastICouldDo'', we have the main character, Rayne. He does stuff like [[http://www.leasticoulddo.com/comic/20071030 this.]]
* Inquisitor Eastwood from [[strike: [[SonicTheHedgeHog Sonic]] [[TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} 40K]]]] ''Webcomic/ExterminatusNow'' takes refuge in {{Cloudcuckooland}} sometimes when [[WhyDidItHaveToBeSnakes giant]] [[DemonicSpiders spiders]] show up. To protect his fragile brain from the shock, he has been known to begin calculating the number of teapots a walrus could eat while juggling George Clooney and David Hasselhoff.

* ''[[http://www.fletcherapts.com Fletcher Apts]]'': Kia is the cute ditzy girl who seems to be in her own world all the time, and any jokes told to her or aimed at her just fly right over her head.
* Sylvester from ''[[http://www.agameoffools.com A Game of Fools]]'':
-->"Pfft, it's not aliens you should be worried about. It's the carrot people."
* Tesrin Stepford-Brown from ''Webcomic/AllOverTheHouse'':
-->"I'm going to upload my brain onto the Internet and live in perpetual electronic bliss."
* Franky, from ''Webcomic/TheLifeOfNobTMouse'':
-->"Have you tried CountingSheep? When I couldn't sleep, I walked all the way to the nearest farm to count the sheep. By the time I got there I was so tired, I nodded off right away!"
* Summer Glau's portrayal in ''Webcomic/{{xkcd}}''. Sample dialogue: "I can extrude hair, but I can't retract it."
** [[ShoutOut Does that seem right to you?]]
** Beret Guy is also a Cloudcukoolander, as exemplified by [[http://xkcd.com/1032/ this strip.]]
%%** Also the white beret guy.
* Brad from ''Webcomic/FurWillFly'' fits the bill of a classic [=Cloudcuckoolander=] almost perfectly, complete with bouts of FridgeBrilliance. The sequel, ''Webcomic/ComingUpViolet'', expands on the mahem with his doughter Beatrice, who is a chip off the block in almost every respect.
* As one of the quotes implies, Leo from ''Webcomic/VGCats'' has been known to go from "it's so hot out" to "there's a face growing out of my butt, if you touch it you can see the future" within seconds. This is when he isn't being a full-on idiot, though.

* ''Webcomic/TheCyantianChronicles:'' Subverted and generally bent into a pretzel by Quinn Akaelae. She can actually teleport into another dimension and often speaks with two residents of said dimension, who can only be seen by her.
* Rob from ''Webcomic/RobAndElliot'' is this in the extreme. He talks to fruit, harasses Elliot for looking at his bum (as in hobo, not his rear) and trains dogs by threatening to kick them in the balls. He is always coming up with zany new schemes.
%%* Everybody in ''Redmeat.''
%%* PennyArcade
%%** Tycho Brahe
%%** Gabe
* Sometimes, the ''PennyArcade'' ''world'', with one or two people who have been handed the SanityBall. Other times the world is sane and it's just Tycho and Gabe who are crazy...and sometimes it's just Gabe...and sometimes it's just Tycho...and sometimes it's Div...
* ''Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures'' has a weird meta-example with ''the entire fan forum community.'' [[InteractiveComic The majority of commands in the various series are suggested by the fans]], which leads to lots of [[WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs zany antics]] within the comics' continuties.
** ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' gives us a few in-universe examples with [[http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=002674 Jade]] (hit the "==>" arrow) and the [[http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=002621 Wayward Vagabond.]]
*** ''All'' of the dream-selves seem to be this. Dave even forbids Jade from doing anything to his house while she's asleep (ItMakesSenseInContext) because she tends to be so illogical when she's dreaming.
*** Any incarnation of Courtyard Droll/Clubs Deuce fits the description as well, in contrast to the rest of the Midnight Crew's harsher antics.
** Terezi is...shall we say, a trifle eccentric. At one point she holds an elaborate show trial for a stuffed toy. Later, she responds to finding a friend's corpse by getting a number of other stuffed toys together to serve as her assistants and then doing a crime-scene routine. So her friend is dead and there she is pounding on his face with the arse of a stuffed dragon in order to dust for prints.
** [[MeaningfulName Horuss]] [[MadScientist Zahhak]] is between this and [[NightmareFuelStationAttendant just plain insane.]] He claims to be a horse trapped in a troll's body, later taking it to another extreme when describes it as a multiple system of several ancestral horse spirits. This would be fine,isn't were for the fact that he once rebuild Rufioh's body as a horse to be more like his ideal. Aside for that, he talks and behaves in a cheerful and even innocent manner.

** In fact he was chosen for a [[SuperSoldier "special assignment"]] because he was too mentally unstable to be a regular soldier, the rest of his squad have their own problems ranging from plain stupidity to suicidal depression.
* Yuki from ''Webcomic/MenageA3'', though lampshaded by the fact that growing up around her father's comic art really did mess her up pretty badly.

* Coyote from ''Webcomic/GunnerkriggCourt'' shows signs of this and LargeHam. Annie also has elements of this, often seeming to occupy a separate world to her classmates, and the pair ''definitely'' rub off on one another.
* David from ''Webcomic/BittersweetCandyBowl'' is all the way up there, as his first conversation with his admirer, Kizuna, shows:
-->'''Lucy:''' Ready for the games, David?
-->'''David:''' Am I ever!
-->''(Floating hearts, BishieSparkle)''
-->'''Kizuna:''' Ah... um...
-->'''Kizuna:''' H- Hi!
-->''(More Bishie Sparkle)''
-->'''David:''' Ovaries.
* Sensei Greg of ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' seems to be one. Being an anime-style martial arts instructor, he has obviously watched way too much anime, and it seems to effect his behavior. His first appearance had him attempting to go [[Anime/DragonballZ Super Saiyan]], and later after learning one of his male students could [[GenderBender turn into a girl]], attempted to make it happen by [[Manga/RanmaOneHalf dumping a bucket of cold water on his head]].
** Speaking of his student Elliot, he has recently discovered an ability to shift through three alternate personalities, while still able to break through them. One of these personalities? ''Heidi,'' perhaps the zaniest character in the comic. As Elliot first noted upon becoming her, ahem, '' "Holy crap I feel like I chugged down an expresso not literally of course that would hurt unless it was cold which wouldn't taste as good wow I look different than I thought I would but I guess it sort of makes sense I look what's the word I think it's spunky but I'm not sure [[MotorMouth that makes me think of a spunky Brewster although I don't know what a spunky Brewster is or was it a punky Brewster I've only heard of it before was that a tv show or something]] [[CaptainObvious wow I'm full of energy]]".'' When the personality is in the forefront of Elliot's mind, we are treated to observations that "Superheroes are bouncy" and "Chipmunks have great judgement". These only sort of [[ItMakesSenseInContext make sense]] [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext in context]]. Hell, she was nicknamed Heidi simply because of how Un-Elliot she is. It stuck in both the author's and the fandom's mind.
* Chex from ''Webcomic/CheckerboardNightmare''.
* [[VideoGame/{{Persona 3}} The Protagonist]] of ''Webcomic/Persona3FTW'' is portrayed as this. Even more impressively, he manages to be this while also being TheVoiceless.
* Hope from ''[[AloneInACrowdComic Alone in a Crowd]]'' tends to say and do some pretty strange things, much to the confusion of the people around her.
* Tiffany from ''WebComic/{{Precocious}}'' is known to do strange things such as [[http://www.precociouscomic.com/archive/comic/2010/09/23 randomly digging a hole]] or [[http://www.precociouscomic.com/archive/comic/2010/10/14 drawing continuing far past the canvas]].
* Arkady from ''Webcomic/FreakAngels'' is quite flighty, but certainly seems to be perfectly in control of most every situation and the only one willing to push her powers beyond their assumed limitations. Justified as the lingering effect of a drug overdose that nearly killed her when she was fifteen. [[spoiler: Actually, it may have killed her. [[CameBackStrong Self-resurrection for a [=FreakAngel=] includes a power boost]], and at the beginning of the comic Arkady's said to have the strongest powers of them all...]]
* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'': Certain Jägermonsters are this, interestingly enough. Or not, considering their creators. Whether or not it's interesting that they qualify, they certainly are interesting guys either way.
** For what it's worth, [[MadScientist Sparks]] can definitely head into this territory.
%%* Kevin in ''Webcomic/{{Rhapsodies}}''
%%* Kevin from ''Webcomic/OverlordAcademy'' definitely qualifies as this.
* Occela from ''Webcomic/RumorsOfWar'' is a high-functioning [=Cloudcuckoolander=]. Though at times it seems like she only suffers a little because she [[Series/{{Bones}} doesn't know]] [[ShoutOut what you mean]].
* Bliss from ''Webcomic/TheAdventuresOfWiglafAndMordred''. And to top it off, only one person can hear her speaking as she rambles on about colour theory, how a combustion engine works or something else with no relevance to the topic at hand.
%%* ''Webcomic/MiscellaneousError'' quickly makes it apparent that main character Jack is rather detached from reality.
* ''Webcomic/{{Archipelago}}'' gives us Blitz. He's a bit of a tragic case, as he's a man-child whose mind was badly broken [[spoiler: in the same incident in which his eye was gouged out]], but with that aside, he's a happy-go-lucky [[ThePollyanna overly optimistic]] sidekick who is the poster child for AttentionDeficitOohShiny and goldmine for humor.
* Mirth from ''Webcomic/VoodooWalrus'' is a prime example of this. And for good reason too. Arguably, the same could be said for Grymm as well, but not on a full time basis.
%%* [[GasMaskLongcoat Zee Captain]] from ''Webcomic/RomanticallyApocalyptic''.
* Several examples from ''Webcomic/SurvivorFanCharacters'', including [[SmallNameBigEgo Craig]], a forty-year-old maniac who thinks he's a strategic mastermind [[CatGirl Kala]], a [[CatGirl Wolf Girl]] who speaks to inanimate objects such as her "Happystick", and [[BunnyEarsLawyer Gatemaster]], an oaf who controls the entire season without even realising it.
* Reece in ''Webcomic/AtArmsLength''. Her train of thought frequently gets derailed at the station. She's known to focus on non sequiturs during an action scene.
** [[EldritchAbomination Chuck'thulhu]] [[http://atarmslength.smackjeeves.com/comics/1751696/exit-stage-left-20/ even refers to her as such]], apparently it's one of the tastier flavors of crazy.
* Everyone in ''[[http://eqcomics.com/ Edmund Finney's Quest]]'' hails from Cuckooland, except Edmund himself, who is the OnlySaneMan on the planet. For example, Edmund meets [[http://eqcomics.com/2012/02/14/an-archer/ this nutjob]] while traveling with a pair of hunters with [[BANGFlagGun "Nice To Meet You" guns]], who are trying to find a Yeti using only a coffee stain and an extraordinary misinterpretation of some guy's comment about a sandwich.
* Bunny of ''Webcomic/BladeBunny'' is a hyperfocused killing machine in combat, otherwise she is oblivious to social nuances.
%%* From ''Webcomic/GenericTitle'' there's Bubbles. WordOfGod has it his alignment is "Chaotic Chaotic".
* So many characters in ''Webcomic/MountainTime'' that it might just be set in {{Cloudcuckooland}}. A good example is the "Pod-like Thing," which is the oval with three feet [[http://mountaincomics.com/2012/08/09/mountain-time-381/ seen here]].
* While his name and CharacterTitle implies he's more of an IdiotHero or perhaps TheFool or TheDitz, ''Webcomic/StupidFox'' isn't stupid so much as just weird, having shown flashes of creativity, learning, and insight, but going about it all in a charming, yet slightly surreal way. The strip's MST3KMantra looks to be "It probably makes sense to him."
* In ''Webcomic/ManlyGuysDoingManlyThings'', both Canadian Guy (much to the Commander's ire) and Jared (who the Commander is more tolerant about, considering he finds Jared's brain bizarre and interesting).
* Shiitake from ''[[http://www.negamaki.thecomicseries.com/ Negamaki!]]'' spouts odd statements at random, agrees to be sacrificed to a dark god with very little encouragement and has a casual conversation about the movie ''Film/EventHorizon'' with said dark god.
** Later comics have him citing that he uses naive wonderment to avoid thinking about things, possibly making his tendencies towards this trope a defense mechanism from the weird, traumatic things his friends rope him into.
** Tempura Potato seems to be one of these, rambling and singing all the time, but it's mostly because he's strung out on cough syrup. Reality breaking apart suddenly makes him lucid.
* Fluffy from ''WebComic/CommanderKitty'' is a little kitten who seems to be more than just a little bit crazy. Highlights include [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2010/01/03/carry-on-fluffy/ putting a leash on an eggplant because she couldn't find any turnips]], [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2010/06/06/the-trouble-with-fluffys/ playing with the transporter and summoning an army of her alternate universe doppelgangers]], [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2012/09/23/secret-weapon/ and somehow hijacking a Triple-I Skyfly mid-flight]]. [[http://www.commanderkitty.com/2012/10/14/the-tao-of-fluffy/ The rest of the crew have pretty much given up trying to figure out how she works]].
* In ''Webcomic/DragonMango'', Cherry is oblivious to all sorts of things. [[http://dragon-mango.com/comic/chapter07/dm07-43.htm When asked if she single-handed overcame a group of oni, she declares that the chickens helped.]]
* Derpy, as depicted in ''Webcomic/TheDailyDerp'', is rather childlike and does weird stuff at times, and has a propensity to panic about random things.
* In ''Webcomic/TheRifters'', Tobi trying to lick a rift because he was thinking of grapes probably qualifies him.
* The main character of ''Webcomic/{{Shameless}}'' has a very childish view on things, such as her name.
* The title character of ''Webcomic/{{Alice}}''constantly escapes into fantasy - HilarityEnsues.
* Zedfelos from ''Final Destination Pixelation''. As described by Zymeth,
--->'''Zymeth:''' Trying to delve into the inner machinations of Zedfelos's mind is like trying to deep-water-dive without proper protection...the pressure begins to build up and you are eventually crushed by the sheer magnitude of the force of your own weight.
* In ''Webcomic/CorgiQuest'', [[QuirkyBard Bonabelle]] is usually guilty of this: for example, he once [[ExtremeOmnisexual flirted with a room]] (not everyone in the room, the physical structure itself). The rest of the party have their moments, as well. Given the comic's nature as an InteractiveComic hosted on the [[Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures MSPA Forums]], it was basically inevitable.
* A number of characters in ''Webcomic/PrincessChroma'' are off their rockers, but Sonny, who advises June to use cheat codes to win real-life battles and pulls a cork out of thin air to plug up a magical cannon, takes the cake.
* Devin of ''Webcomic/WhiteDarkLife'' has an overly active imagination and poor understanding of how the world works leading to some pretty odd conclusions. Vomit from over eating? Dark Matt has control over her vital organs. Aliens take a hostage? give them what they want for space cookies. [[spoiler:Sadly, this whimsical side slowly edges out of her life as she grows older and understands how horrible her life has been. Once she becomes an adult it's gone entirely having been replaced pessimism and anger.]]
* In ''Webcomic/{{Irrelevator}}'' the green stickman is this from [[http://i.imgur.com/8csYQXE.gif time]] [[http://i.imgur.com/EcOmN1q.gif to]] [[http://i.imgur.com/n26DyxC.gif time]].
* Emily, of QuestionableContent fame.
* Jane Doe of ''Webcomic/NobodyScores'' in her [[http://nobodyscores.loosenutstudio.com/index.php?id=310 loopier moments]].
* The otherworldly titular setting of ''AwfulHospital'' is full of this sort of character, but almost all of the major staff have some shade or other of cloudcuckoolander tendencies.
--->'''Dr. Phage:''' ''[on seeing a crude crayon drawing of himself taped to the other side of a window]'' Ah-ha! Looks like I'm already hard at work in the lab after all! Brilliant as usual, doctor!
--->...
--->'''Dr. Tori:''' ''[operating on Fern [[MeatgrinderSurgery with a spork]]]'' Okay, THIS is probably where the brain goes, right? ...Right? ...Tenth time's the charm!
--->...
--->'''Fern:''' ''[to Doctor Man, seemingly the only other human in a world of ambulatory organs and giant microbes]'' But where did you come from?
--->'''Dr. Man:''' Virginia.
--->'''Fern:''' And how did you get here?
--->'''Dr. Man:''' Walked.
--->...
--->'''Dr. Mizer:''' ''[stares intently and silently at a poster depicting a slice of pizza with the head of an infant wearing a chef's hat, in an otherwise empty room]''
--->...
--->'''Note from Dr. Balmer:''' BALMER: Have this wall reinforced! Love, Balmer
--->'''Second Note:''' DON'T TELL ME WHAT TO DO!!

* ''Webcomic/LeifAndThorn'' has Olive Romarin as a [[OurPresidentsAreDifferent President Cloudcuckoolander]]. She has a record of successfully doing good things, but tends to lose track of which ones she's done, has to be reminded when it's an election year, and can get sidetracked by dessert.
-->'''President Romarin:''' I organized the control of the Kudzu problem, meaning the mage named Kudzu who got all murder-y up in the northeast, and the control of the kudzu problem, meaning the invasive plant that tried to overgrow half of the gulf coast. Also! I have a specialty pie named after me! Can any of my opponents say that?
* ''Webcomic/UhOhItsADinosaur'': Kyra comes off this way, due to cultural/experiential differences relative to most humans. So does Beatrice, just because.
* ''Webcomic/SecondEmpire'' has two: AbsentMindedProfessor Yttral and low-level warrior Grexzol. Both are depicted as barely interacting with reality. Yttral might have once attempted to rebuild a ship's engine, ''mid-flight'', while Grexzol is more interested in the various otaku memorabilia strewn in the Ziragalen warehouses than the ongoing attack on his position. [[spoiler:Yttral is single-handedly reviving the proud Dalek tradition of {{Magnificent Bastard}}ry, while FridgeLogic points out Grexzol's senility is a symptom of his advanced age, which in a culture as militaristic as the Daleks, marks him as a ''very'' skilled and determined survivor...]]

%%* iddy pop (not to be confused with a certain Stooges singer) from ''MyLifeInBlue'' lives and breathes this trope.

* Chex from ''CheckerboardNightmare''.

* ''Webcomic/SecondEmpire'' has two: AbsentMindedProfessor Yttral and low-level warrior Grexzol. Both are depicted as barely interacting with reality. Yttral might have once attempted to rebuild a ship's engine, ''mid-flight'', while Grexzol is more interested in the various otaku memorabilia strewn in the Ziragalen warehouses than the ongoing attack on his position. [[spoiler:Yttral is single-handedly reviving the proud Dalek tradition of {{Magnificent Bastard}}ry, while FridgeLogic points out Grexzol's senility is a symptom of his advanced age, and in a culture as militaristic as the Daleks, this marks him as a ''very'' skilled and determined survivor...]]

* ''Webcomic/SecondEmpire'' has two: AbsentMindedProfessor Yttral and low-level warrior Grexzol. Both are depicted as barely interacting with reality. Yttral might have once attempted to rebuild a ship's engine, ''mid-flight'', while Grexzol is more interested in the various otaku memorabilia strewn in the Ziragalen warehouses than the ongoing attack on his position. [[spoiler:Yttral is single-handedly reviving the proud Dalek tradition of {{Magnificent Bastard}}ry, and FridgeLogic points out Grexzol's senility is a symptom of his advanced age, and in a culture as militaristic as the Daleks, this marks him as a ''very'' skilled and determined survivor...]]

* ''Webcomic/SecondEmpire'' has two: AbsentMindedProfessor Yttral and low-level warrior Grexzol. Both are depicted as barely interacting with reality. Yttral might have once attempted to rebuild a ship's engine, ''mid-flight'', while Grexzol is more interested in the various otaku memorabilia strewn in the Ziragalen warehouses than the ongoing attack on his position. [[spoiler:Yttral is single-handedly reviving the proud Dalek tradition of {{Magnificent Bastard}}ry, while Grexzol's senility, while initially PlayedForLaughs, is eventually revealed to be indicative of his enormous skill and determination, two key qualities indicative of a ''very'' long life of fighting.]]

* ''Webcomic/SecondEmpire'' has two: AbsentMindedProfessor Yttral and low-level warrior Grexzol. Both are depicted as barely interacting with reality. [[spoiler:Yttral is single-handedly reviving the proud Dalek tradition of {{Magnificent Bastard}}ry, while Grexzol's senility, while initially PlayedForLaughs, is eventually revealed to be indicative of his enormous skill and determination, two key qualities indicative of a ''very'' long life of fighting.]]

* ''Webcomic/SecondEmpire'' has two: AbsentMindedProfessor Yttral and low-level warrior Grexzol. Both are depicted as barely interacting with reality. [[spoiler:Yttral is single-handedly reviving the proud Dalek tradition of {{Magnificent Bastard}}ry, while Grexzol's senility, while initially PlayedForLaughs, is eventually revealed to be indicative of his enormous skill and determination, two key qualities indicative of a ''very'' long life or fighting.]]

* Largo from ''Webcomic/{{Megatokyo}}'' at first finds it hard to tell the difference between the real world and the videogame world. Then it turns out the ''Megatokyo'' world is indeed a conglomeration of anime and videogame tropes. Which just shows you can be GenreSavvy and a [=Cloudcuckoolander=] at the same time; in fact, it can be an advantage if the situation you're in is itself insane. Largo is just CrazyAwesome; which helps him in the insanity of the setting.

* Brad from ''Webcomic/FurWillFly'' fits the bill of a classic [=Cloudcuckoolander=] almost perfectly, complete with boubts of FridgeBrilliance. The sequel, ''Webcomic/ComingUpViolet'', expands on the mahem with his doughter Beatrice, who is a chip off the block in almost every respect.

* Reece in ''Webcomic/AtArmsLength''. Her train of thought frequently gets derailed at the station. She's known to focus on non sequitars during an action scene.

* Derpy, as depicted in ''Webcomic/TheDailyDerp'', is rather childlike and does weird stuff at times, and has a prospensity to panic about random things.

* Sensei Greg of ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' seems to be one. Being an anime-style martial arts instructor, he has obviously watched way too much anime, and it seems to effect his behavior. His first appearance had him attempting to go [[DragonballZ Super Saiyan]], and later after learning one of his male students could [[GenderBender turn into a girl]], attempted to make it happen by [[Manga/RanmaOneHalf dumping a bucket of cold water on his head]].

* Hugh, the CEO of ''Webcomic/AngstTechnology'' fits this trope quite well, mistaking a monkey for a small child, singin hilarious mangled lyrics of songs during karaoke, and playing make-believe space cadet and western characters with the office supplies of canned air.

* [[VideoGame/{{Persona 3}} The Protagonist]] of ''{{Persona 3 FTW}}'' is portrayed as this. Even more impressively, he manages to be this while also being TheVoiceless.

** Jo in ''Webcomic/{{Cheer}}''. Too [[TheDitz ditzy]] to be fooled by the Agents' [[BystanderSyndrome Someone Else's Problem Fields]], completely GenreSavvy without even knowing it, and she thinks she's a MagicalGirl. And talks to squirrels, which talk more like [[ZeroWing CATS]]. Also too ditzy to have been affected by Miranda's mind-altering magic, and thus retains all of her memories of being Colin.

* Sensei Greg of ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'' seems to be one. Being an anime-style martial arts instructor, he has obviously watched way too much anime, and it seems to effect his behavior. His first appearance had him attempting to go [[DragonballZ Super Saiyan]], and later after learning one of his male students could [[GenderBender turn into a girl]], attempted to make it happen by [[RanmaOneHalf dumping a bucket of cold water on his head]].

* Captain Fang from ''Webcomic/YetAnotherFantasyGamerComic'' is arguably insane and stupid (though who can tell for sure with him?), but he's the ultimate king of absurd non-sequitur. [[http://yafgc.net/?id=206 A]] [[http://yafgc.net/?id=493 few]] [[http://yafgc.net/?id=702 examples]].

* Bunny of ''BladeBunny'' is a hyperfocused killing machine in combat, otherwise she is oblivious to social nuances.

-->"And and and and this other time? I was at the zoo and the man at the zoo was all 'You can't feed animals here' And I was all 'But why not?' And he was all 'Cause there's no one to feed 'em to.' HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA It's funny, new friend! It's so funny! ...it only takes [[AmericanCustomaryMeasurements seven pounds]] [[UnitConfusion of pressure]] to crack open a man's head... from the inside. Kisses now!"

%%* Kevin in ''{{Rhapsodies}}''
%%* Kevin from ''OverlordAcademy'' definitely qualifies as this.
* Occela from ''RumorsOfWar'' is a high-functioning [=Cloudcuckoolander=]. Though at times it seems like she only suffers a little because she [[Series/{{Bones}} doesn't know]] [[ShoutOut what you mean]].

%%* ''MiscellaneousError'' quickly makes it apparent that main character Jack is rather detached from reality.
* ''{{Archipelago}}'' gives us Blitz. He's a bit of a tragic case, as he's a man-child whose mind was badly broken [[spoiler: in the same incident in which his eye was gouged out]], but with that aside, he's a happy-go-lucky [[ThePollyanna overly optimistic]] sidekick who is the poster child for AttentionDeficitOohShiny and goldmine for humor.
%%* DadaComics are what happens when you take this and turn it into a genre.

* Several examples from ''SurvivorFanCharacters'', including [[SmallNameBigEgo Craig]], a forty-year-old maniac who thinks he's a strategic mastermind [[CatGirl Kala]], a [[CatGirl Wolf Girl]] who speaks to inanimate objects such as her "Happystick", and [[BunnyEarsLawyer Gatemaster]], an oaf who controls the entire season without even realising it.