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* This has unfortunately since been changed, but for the longest time the [[Recap/BobTheBuilder Recap page]] for ''WesternAnimation/BobTheBuilder'' was marked as being "under construction".
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* Klive, the first boss of ''VideoGame/ArzetteTheJewelOfFaramore'', is incapable of speaking a sentence without making an unintended horse pun.
* In ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'', a potions shop in the Gallows is low on stock and the owner is looking for Hawke to "remedy that." Snarky!Hawke can point out the pun, at which the owner says it wasn't meant as a pun, but that he should remember it for future use.

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* Klive, the first boss of ''VideoGame/ArzetteTheJewelOfFaramore'', is incapable of speaking a sentence without making an unintended horse pun.
pun. Since Klive is a Horse Man, it causes the titular heroine to snicker at his attempts to be intimidating, much to his chagrin.
* In ''VideoGame/DragonAgeII'', a potions shop in the Gallows is low on stock and the owner is looking for Hawke to "remedy that." Snarky!Hawke Snarky Hawke can point out the pun, at which the owner says it wasn't meant as a pun, but that he should remember it for future use.
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* Klive, the first boss of ''VideoGame/ArzetteTheJewelOfFaramore'', is incapable of speaking a sentence without making an unintended horse pun.
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'''Angus Deayton''': Tutu train? No, I don't think so...

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'''Angus Deayton''': '''Creator/AngusDeayton''': Tutu train? No, I don't think so...
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* ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing2001: An accidental pun resulted in a glitch. Scanning an [[Platform/GameBoyAdvance e-Reader]] card of a villager will give you an item related to them, usually a piece of furniture from their default house. The mouse Anicotti has a house filled with musical instruments, so by scanning her card, you're supposed to get a bass from her. She does give you a bass... as in the fish.
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* ''Fanfic/{{Luminosity}}'', a [[AlternateUniverseFic re-]][[ForWantOfANail imagining]] of ''[[Literature/TheTwilightSaga Twilight]]'', has this exchange:

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* ''Fanfic/{{Luminosity}}'', a [[AlternateUniverseFic re-]][[ForWantOfANail imagining]] RationalFic rewrite of ''[[Literature/TheTwilightSaga Twilight]]'', has this exchange:
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--->'''Stan:''' Sir, would you like to buy a Stan-Vac vacuum? Stan-Vac. It [[OurProductSucks sucks]] more than anything. [''[[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome Man slams door]]''] Gotta work on that.

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--->'''Stan:''' Sir, would you like to buy a Stan-Vac vacuum? Stan-Vac. It [[OurProductSucks sucks]] more than anything. [''[[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome Man [''Man slams door]]''] door''] Gotta work on that.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfTheTitanic'', Smiley belongs to an Andalusian prince, making him [[Film/UnChienAndalou an Andalusian dog]]. Considering [[SoBadItsGood the largely poor quality of the production]], it's unlikely the creators deliberately included such a subtle reference on purpose.



* In ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfTheTitanic'', Smiley belongs to an Andalusian prince, making him [[Film/UnChienAndalou an Andalusian dog]]. Considering [[SoBadItsGood the largely poor quality of the production]], it's unlikely the creators bothered to include such a subtle reference on purpose.



* The ''VideoGame/SoulSeries'' features [[BigBad Nightmare]], and one of the tropes involving the character is Siegfried Schtauffen, the wielder of [[ArtifactOfDoom Soul Edge]], rising from nothing to becoming the greatest threat ever known. Or in other words, FromNobodyToNightmare.
** Another example, [[DarkActionGirl Tira]] has a massive lust over the inherent evil of Soul Edge and Nightmare itself. To put simply, she's a NightmareFetishist.

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The ''VideoGame/SoulSeries'' series features [[BigBad Nightmare]], and one of the tropes involving the character is Siegfried Schtauffen, the wielder of [[ArtifactOfDoom Soul Edge]], rising from nothing to becoming the greatest threat ever known. Or in other words, FromNobodyToNightmare.
** Another example, [[DarkActionGirl Tira]] has a massive lust over the inherent evil of Soul Edge and Nightmare itself. To put simply, she's a NightmareFetishist.
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* ''Webcomic/OneHundredAndEightyAngel'': Lilith turns around Sam asking for a "straight answer" about her feelings for her.
-->'''Sam''': I thought this would probably be my last chance to ask that and get a straight answer.
-->'''Lilith''': Well if it's a straight answer you were after then I [[SymbolSwearing f*cked]] that up.
-->'''Sam''': Isn't labeling sexual attraction a misappropriation of human culture?
-->'''Lilith''': What are they gonna do, call me a sinner?
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Compare InnocentInnuendo, where a double-meaning is invoked by observers but not the speakers and AccidentalInnuendo.

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Compare InnocentInnuendo, where listeners assume that something they hear has a double-meaning is invoked by observers deliberate hidden meaning, but not actually it's unintended and unnoticed by the speakers and AccidentalInnuendo.speaker. Then there's AccidentalInnuendo, where the audience finds an unintended hidden meaning.

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