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In animation, it's fairly common for characters to be depicted differently from what you'd expect from real life (usually [[FourFingeredHands missing the little finger]]), especially from the anatomical point, mostly due to excessive simplification of the human/animal figure represented. Sometimes, though, one or more characters in particular on a show will be depicted in a way distinctive from the rest of the cast. Normally, they either:
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In animation, it's fairly common for characters to be depicted differently from what you'd expect from real life (usually [[FourFingeredHands missing the little finger]]), especially from the anatomical point, mostly due to excessive simplification [[LawOfConservationOfDetail simplification]] of the human/animal figure represented. Sometimes, Sometimes though, one or more characters in particular on a show will be depicted in a way distinctive from the rest of the cast. Normally, they either:
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* To emphasize his [[VoluntaryShapeshifting amorphous nature,]] PlasticMan has no toes. (Though presumably, Plas could extrude as many toes as he wished, if he wanted to).
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* To emphasize his [[VoluntaryShapeshifting amorphous nature,]] PlasticMan ComicBook/PlasticMan has no toes. (Though presumably, Plas could extrude as many toes as he wished, if he wanted to).
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Of course, this trope applies only when one or a few characters among the whole cast of the show are depicted wth less or more detail than the greatest part of the cast. After all, it's almost impossible to determine a norm if there is none to start with.
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Of course, this trope applies only when one or a few characters among the whole cast of the show are depicted wth with less or more detail than the greatest part of the cast. After all, it's almost impossible to determine a norm if there is none to start with.
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* In WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut, The Mole is the only kid to have ears.
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* In WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut, ''WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut'', The Mole is the only kid to have ears.
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* Krillin, of the ''DragonBall'' series, who doesn't feature a nose. (Lampshaded during the first TournamentArc, when Krillin is losing a fight to a barbarian who uses his stench as a weapon - until Goku points out Krillin's lack of a nose)
* ''ThePowerpuffGirls'', who have no fingers (nor noses), even lampshaded once.
* Omi of ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown.'' No nose. (Also no hair, but then he is a monk.)
* ''{{Peanuts}}'': Charlie Brown. WordOfGod says he has a full head of hair, if very fine short and blond. [[CharlieBrownBaldness You'd never know it]], would you?
* ''ThePowerpuffGirls'', who have no fingers (nor noses), even lampshaded once.
* Omi of ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown.'' No nose. (Also no hair, but then he is a monk.)
* ''{{Peanuts}}'': Charlie Brown. WordOfGod says he has a full head of hair, if very fine short and blond. [[CharlieBrownBaldness You'd never know it]], would you?
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* Krillin, of the ''DragonBall'' ''Anime/DragonBall'' series, who doesn't feature a nose. (Lampshaded during the first TournamentArc, when Krillin is losing a fight to a barbarian who uses his stench as a weapon - until Goku points out Krillin's lack of a nose)
*''ThePowerpuffGirls'', ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'', who have no fingers (nor noses), even lampshaded once.
* Omi of ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown.'' No nose. (Also no hair, but then again, he is a monk.)
*''{{Peanuts}}'': ''ComicStrip/{{Peanuts}}'': Charlie Brown. WordOfGod says he has a full head of hair, if very fine short and blond. [[CharlieBrownBaldness You'd never know it]], would you?
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* Omi of ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown.'' No nose. (Also no hair, but then again, he is a monk.)
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* Mandy from ''TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy'' is the only character [[TheNoseless without a nose]].
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* Mandy from ''TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy'' ''WesternAnimation/TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy'' is the only character [[TheNoseless without a nose]].
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* In ''TheSimpsons''. You can't tell where Bart, Lisa and Maggie's forehead ends and hair begins, they all run together and are of the same color, and none of the other characters share this trait.
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* In ''TheSimpsons''.''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. You can't tell where Bart, Lisa and Maggie's forehead ends and hair begins, they all run together and are of the same color, and none of the other characters share this trait.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', little Ike Broflovski is the only one drawn having small beady eyes and a Pac-Man-like head which flaps up and down whenever he speaks. We later find out that rather than Ike being drawn special because he is much younger than anyone else, that Canadians (he is adopted) all look like that. It's unknown if this was planned from the start or something the creators added later.
** Likely the former, since Terrence and Philip had the same element from the start, and their accents marked them (poorly) as Canadian.
** Likewise, many of the children lack noses, whereas adults and, too some extent, older children have them.
** Likely the former, since Terrence and Philip had the same element from the start, and their accents marked them (poorly) as Canadian.
** Likewise, many of the children lack noses, whereas adults and, too some extent, older children have them.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'': At first, little Ike Broflovski is the only one drawn having small beady eyes and a Pac-Man-like head which flaps up and down whenever he speaks. We later find out that rather than Ike being drawn special because he is much younger than anyone else, that Canadians (he is adopted) all look like that. It's unknown if this was planned from the start or something the creators added later.
** Likelylater, but it's likely the former, since Terrence and Philip had the same element from the start, and their accents marked them (poorly) as Canadian.
** Likewise, many of the children lack noses, whereas adults and,too to some extent, older children have them.
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** Likewise, many of the children lack noses, whereas adults and,
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* In ''SouthPark'', little Ike Broflovski is the only one drawn having small beady eyes and a Pac-Man-like head which flaps up and down whenever he speaks. We later find out that rather than Ike being drawn special because he is much younger than anyone else, that Canadians (he is adopted) all look like that. It's unknown if this was planned from the start or something the creators added later.
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* In ''SouthPark'', ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'', little Ike Broflovski is the only one drawn having small beady eyes and a Pac-Man-like head which flaps up and down whenever he speaks. We later find out that rather than Ike being drawn special because he is much younger than anyone else, that Canadians (he is adopted) all look like that. It's unknown if this was planned from the start or something the creators added later.
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* In the SouthPark movie, The Mole is the only kid to have ears.
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* In the SouthPark movie, WesternAnimation/SouthParkBiggerLongerAndUncut, The Mole is the only kid to have ears.
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Super trope to TheNoseless, sub-trope of NonStandardCharacterDesign. StylisticSelfParody is [[LampshadeHanging hanging a lampshade]] on this trope.
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Super trope to TheNoseless, sub-trope of NonStandardCharacterDesign. StylisticSelfParody is [[LampshadeHanging hanging a lampshade]] on this trope.
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* {{Dilbert}} and Dogbert have no mouths (but the rest of the cast does). In the cartoon series, it would only appear when they were speaking
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* {{Dilbert}} ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}} and Dogbert have no mouths (but the rest of the cast does). In the [[WesternAnimation/{{Dilbert}} cartoon series, series]], it would only appear when they were speakingspeaking.
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* Lampshaded in an early episode of ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}''. Team Rocket suffers some sort of gas attack, and Meowth panics, thinking that his nose has melted away, before he realizes, "Oh yeah, I forgot! [[MediumAwareness The cartoonists never gave me a nose.]]"
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* Lampshaded in an early episode of ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}''.''Anime/{{Pokemon}}''. Team Rocket suffers some sort of gas attack, and Meowth panics, thinking that his nose has melted away, before he realizes, "Oh yeah, I forgot! [[MediumAwareness The cartoonists never gave me a nose.]]"
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** Characters introduced in later episodes tend to be more detailed due to the advancements in animation, while the older characters keep their simpler designs.
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* In ''Webcomic/OrderOfTheStick'' only the elves and certain other creatures have ears; all humans lack them.
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* In ''Webcomic/OrderOfTheStick'' ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'' only the elves and certain other creatures have ears; all humans lack them.
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* Several characters on ''HomestarRunner'' don't have ''arms''.
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* Several characters on ''HomestarRunner'' ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner'' don't have ''arms''.
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** The Simpson kids are "tow-headed" - which means very light, flaxen blonde, as confirmed by Chief Wiggum when he radios in to the police station and describes Bart as such. Also, during a sight-gag about "realistic cartoons", where the family suddenly morph into far more human-looking depictions of their characters, the Simpson kids are all seen to be very light blonde.
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** One half-elf reveals his hybrid status by showing he has a single (pointed) ear.
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** One half-elf reveals his hybrid status by showing [[AllGenesAreCodominant he has a single (pointed) ear.]]
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* Jon Arbuckle in ''{{Garfield}}'' also lacks a nose. If anything, it looks more like he has a really long, prominent philtrum.
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* Omi of ''XiaolinShowdown.'' No nose. (Also no hair, but then he is a monk.)
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* Omi of ''XiaolinShowdown.''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown.'' No nose. (Also no hair, but then he is a monk.)
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* In ''TheOrderOfTheStick'' only the elves and certain other creatures have ears; all humans lack them.
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* In ''TheOrderOfTheStick'' ''Webcomic/OrderOfTheStick'' only the elves and certain other creatures have ears; all humans lack them.
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* SpongeBob is one of the very few characters that have fingers in ''SpongeBobSquarePants''. Lampshaded on a few occasions.
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* SpongeBob [=SpongeBob=] is one of the very few characters that have fingers in ''SpongeBobSquarePants''. Lampshaded on a few occasions.
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* In the short film ''Film/BadlyDrawnRoy'', Roy has [[TheNoseless no nose]], four fingers, lacks detail and one hand is smaller than the other. At least some of this is due to intentional StylisticSuck.
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** Also, characters that have been in the show since the Tracy Ulman days (such as the Simpson family and Krusty the Clown) tend to have really huge eyeballs while everyone else's eyes are more or less normal sized.
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** Also, characters that have been in the show since the Tracy Ulman days (such as the Simpson family and Krusty the Clown) tend to have [[SphereEyes really huge eyeballs eyeballs]] while everyone else's eyes are more or less normal sized.
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* ''{{Peanuts}}'': Charlie Brown. WordOfGod says he has a full head of hair, if very fine short and blond. You'd never know it, would you?
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* ''{{Peanuts}}'': Charlie Brown. WordOfGod says he has a full head of hair, if very fine short and blond. [[CharlieBrownBaldness You'd never know it, it]], would you?
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* Lampshaded in an early episode of ''{{Pokemon}}''. Team Rocket suffers some sort of gas attack, and Meowth panics, thinking that his nose has melted away, before he realizes, "Oh yeah, I forgot! [[MediumAwareness The cartoonists never gave me a nose.]]"
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* Lampshaded in an early episode of ''{{Pokemon}}''.''{{Anime/Pokemon}}''. Team Rocket suffers some sort of gas attack, and Meowth panics, thinking that his nose has melted away, before he realizes, "Oh yeah, I forgot! [[MediumAwareness The cartoonists never gave me a nose.]]"
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* In ''TheSimpsons''. You can't tell where Bart, Lisa and Maggie's forehead ends and hair begins, they all run together and are of the same color, and none of the other characters share this trait. Also lampshaded in The Simpsons in the episode "Bart's Friend Falls in Love":
-->'''Lisa''': Hey, Bart, according to this magazine, in another million years, man will have another finger. [shows an artist's conception of a five-fingered hand]
-->'''Bart''': Five fingers? Ewwww! Freak show!
-->'''Lisa''': Hey, Bart, according to this magazine, in another million years, man will have another finger. [shows an artist's conception of a five-fingered hand]
-->'''Bart''': Five fingers? Ewwww! Freak show!
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* In ''TheSimpsons''. You can't tell where Bart, Lisa and Maggie's forehead ends and hair begins, they all run together and are of the same color, and none of the other characters share this trait. Also lampshaded in The Simpsons in the episode "Bart's Friend Falls in Love":\n-->'''Lisa''': Hey, Bart, according to this magazine, in another million years, man will have another finger. [shows an artist's conception of a five-fingered hand]\n-->'''Bart''': Five fingers? Ewwww! Freak show!
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Super trope to TheNoseless. StylisticSelfParody is [[LampshadeHanging hanging a lampshade]] on this trope.
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Super trope to TheNoseless.TheNoseless, sub-trope of NonStandardCharacterDesign. StylisticSelfParody is [[LampshadeHanging hanging a lampshade]] on this trope.
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* ''{{Peanuts}}'': Charlie Brown. WordOfGod says he has a full head of hair. You'd never know it, would you?
* {{Dilbert}} has no mouth (but the rest of the cast does).
* {{Dilbert}} has no mouth (but the rest of the cast does).
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* ''{{Peanuts}}'': Charlie Brown. WordOfGod says he has a full head of hair.hair, if very fine short and blond. You'd never know it, would you?
* {{Dilbert}}has and Dogbert have no mouth mouths (but the rest of the cast does).does). In the cartoon series, it would only appear when they were speaking
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** Also, characters that have been in the show since the Tracy Ulmann days(such as the Simpson family and Krusty the clown) tend to have really huge eyeballs while everyone else's eyes are more or less normal sized.
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** Also, characters that have been in the show since the Tracy Ulmann days(such Ulman days (such as the Simpson family and Krusty the clown) Clown) tend to have really huge eyeballs while everyone else's eyes are more or less normal sized.
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* In ''SouthPark'', little Ike Broflovski is the only one drawn having small beady eyes and a Pac-Man-like head which flaps up and down whenever he speaks. We later find out that rather than Ike being drawn special because he is much younger than anyone else, that Canadians (he is adopted) all look like that. Unknown if this was planned from the start or something the creators added later.
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* In ''SouthPark'', little Ike Broflovski is the only one drawn having small beady eyes and a Pac-Man-like head which flaps up and down whenever he speaks. We later find out that rather than Ike being drawn special because he is much younger than anyone else, that Canadians (he is adopted) all look like that. Unknown It's unknown if this was planned from the start or something the creators added later.
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* Spongebob is one of the very few characters that have fingers in ''SpongebobSquarePants''. Lampshaded on a few occasions.
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* Spongebob SpongeBob is one of the very few characters that have fingers in ''SpongebobSquarePants''.''SpongeBobSquarePants''. Lampshaded on a few occasions.
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** Also, the Van Houten family are (maybe) the only characters in ''TheSimpsons'' to have eyebrows.
*** Not true as Mr. Smithers amongst others is also portrayed with eyebrows.
*** Not true as Mr. Smithers amongst others is also portrayed with eyebrows.
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** One half-elf reveals his hybrid status by showing he has a single (pointed) ear.
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* Krillin, of the ''DragonBall'' series, who doesn't feature a nose. (Lampshaded in the original comic books when Krillin is losing a fight to a barbarian who uses his stench as a weapon - until Goku points out Krillin's lack of a nose)
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* Krillin, of the ''DragonBall'' series, who doesn't feature a nose. (Lampshaded in during the original comic books first TournamentArc, when Krillin is losing a fight to a barbarian who uses his stench as a weapon - until Goku points out Krillin's lack of a nose)
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* Several characters on ''HomestarRunner'' don't have ''arms''.
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* To emphasize his [[VoluntaryShapeshifting amorphous nature,]] PlasticMan has no toes. (Though presumably, Plas could extrude as many toes as he wished, if he wanted to).
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*** When He shows up, God is drawn with five fingers.
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*** When He shows up, God is drawn with five fingers.
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* Lampshaded in an early episode of ''{{Pokemon}}''. Team Rocket suffers some sort of gas attack, and Meowth says "I can't feel my nose... oh wait, I never had a nose."
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* Lampshaded in an early episode of ''{{Pokemon}}''. Team Rocket suffers some sort of gas attack, and Meowth says "I can't feel my nose... oh wait, panics, thinking that his nose has melted away, before he realizes, "Oh yeah, I forgot! [[MediumAwareness The cartoonists never had gave me a nose."]]"
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** Characters introduced in later episodes tend to be more detailed due to the advancements in animation, while the older characters keep their simpler designs.