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A type of DysfunctionJunction. For obvious reasons, this trope goes hand in hand with SanitySlippage and BreakTheCutie. Compare BigScrewedUpFamily. Often the OnlySaneMan will be found in conjunction with this trope. [[BreakTheCutie He won't usually]] [[SanitySlippage stay that way]]. OnlySaneByComparison is essentially, without an OnlySaneMan in the cast, the least crazy and/or flawed character in a cast full of wackos is [[ClosestThingWeGot the most sane one by default]].

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A type of DysfunctionJunction. For obvious reasons, this trope goes hand in hand with SanitySlippage and BreakTheCutie. Compare BigScrewedUpFamily. Often the OnlySaneMan will be found in conjunction with this trope. [[BreakTheCutie He won't usually]] [[SanitySlippage stay that way]]. OnlySaneByComparison is essentially, without an OnlySaneMan in the cast, the least crazy and/or flawed character in a cast full of wackos is [[ClosestThingWeGot the most sane one by default]].
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* ''Manga/The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou''. Case in point, this work [[DysfunctionJunction/The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou has its own page]] for DysfunctionJunction.

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* ''Manga/The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou''. Case in point, this work [[DysfunctionJunction/The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou has its own page]] for DysfunctionJunction. The cast is made up of characters exemplifying a given trope, such as the LovableSexManiac, {{Tsundere}}, or CuteMute, cranking those tropes as high as they can go, and often adding an extra twist for good measure. Miss Naddy, for example, is introduced as the most stereotypical of anime {{Eagleland}}ers, throwing out random English and dressed in a mid-riff exposing cowgirl getup while working as a teacher. However, the subject she teaches is classical Japanese and we quickly learn that "Naddy" is short for "Nadeshiko", as in YamatoNadeshiko. She's as full blooded-Japanese as everyone else in the cast by that point, but presents her own, idealized view of Americans because it represents the freedom she craved as a child. As the series goes on other odd characters such as the cool swordswoman who acts like a baby or the violence-loving {{Ojou}} are accepted without any issue and one of the most normal members of the cast is the one actively ''trying'' to be abnormal.

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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemEngage'': This particular entry in the ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' series has a very [[CloudCuckooLander quirky and zany]] cast of characters. Ranging from a prince obsessed with muscles to a happy-go-lucky thief to a a priest who's a party animal and so much more. And that's just the main party! Surprisingly, the protagonist is usually the [[OnlySaneMan most]] [[DeadpanSnarker normal]] of the bunch, despite their strange character design compared to everyone else.



* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemEngage'': This particular entry in the ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' series has a very quirky and zany cast of characters. Ranging from a prince obsessed with muscles to a happy-go-lucky thief to a a priest who's a party animal and so much more. And that's just the main party! Surprisingly, the protagonist is usually the [[OnlySaneMan most normal]] of the bunch, despite their strange character design compared to everyone else.
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* ''VideoGame/FireEmblemEngage'': This particular entry in the ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' series has a very quirky and zany cast of characters. Ranging from a prince obsessed with muscles to a happy-go-lucky thief to a a priest who's a party animal and so much more. And that's just the main party! Surprisingly, the protagonist is usually the [[OnlySaneMan most normal]] of the bunch, despite their strange character design compared to everyone else.
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* With a handful of exceptions, ''Manga/GoldenKamuy'' primarily samples its characters from two groups: veterans of the UsefulNotes/RussoJapaneseWar, and convicts who escaped Japan's worst prison in a mass breakout. These are ''not'' demographics known for mental stability, and the story plays it for all it's worth, for both tragedy and comedy. (Then again, even the exceptions can prove to be complete nutcases: for instance, the taxidermist obsessed with GenuineHumanHide and convinced the stuffed corpse of his mother still treats him like a kid was technically just a civilian.)
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* The main characters of ''Film/SafetyNotGuaranteed'' are socially off-kilter to some degree -- Darius is smothering her personal trauma with an [[DeadpanSnarker industrial-strength dose of snark]], Jeff is desperately seeking to relive his GloryDays one way or another, Arnau is a BollywoodNerd with NoSocialSkills, and Kenneth has enough issues to make them seem ''normal'' by comparison.
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* Every single character on ''WesternAnimation/{{Kaeloo}}'' is unstable and unhinged, and it's stated in-universe that the four main characters are all in need of serious therapy for their issues.

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