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** A variation; the head leaves Totobory uses as taste receptors also move around in different ways depending on his emotions, such as drooping down when he is sad and sticking straight up to indicate surprise.
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** A variation; There is a variation with Totobory; the head leaves Totobory he uses as taste receptors also move around in different ways depending on his emotions, such as drooping down when he is sad and sticking straight up to indicate surprise.
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* Toothless in ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon''.
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%% * Toothless in ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon''.''Franchise/HowToTrainYourDragon''.
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ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: A character's ears are used to express his or her emotions.
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ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: A character's ears are used to express his or her their emotions.
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* In ''Fanfic/IntergalacticIllness'', Lala’s ears droop when she’s sick, but they perk up when excited about the buffet the girls give her.
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* Absolutely any FurryComic has this. The author of ''Webcomic/GeneCatlow'' even admitted that he liked to draw furries because [[FurriesAreEasierToDraw it's easier to draw their expressions]] when using things like tails and ears.
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* ''Webcomic/BeyondTheEnd'': Roman and Cain both have these, with their ears drooping and perking up with their emotions.
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* Many Anime/{{Pokemon}} have expressive ears, including Pikachu and Meowth
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* Many Anime/{{Pokemon}} Pokémon in ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'' have expressive ears, including Pikachu and MeowthMeowth, which they use to communicate to others of what they're feeling.
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* The title character of ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'' has green ears that go downwards when he's unhappy and perk upwards if excited.
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* The title character of ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'' ''Franchise/{{Shrek}}'' has green ears that go downwards when he's unhappy and perk upwards if excited.
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->'''Homer:''' Can I still talk with my hands?\\
'''Michael (Fat Tony's son):''' No.\\
'''Homer:''' What about my ears?\\
'''Michael:''' ''[shakes head]''\\
'''Homer:''' ''[ears droop]'' Hrmm.
-->-- ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''
'''Michael (Fat Tony's son):''' No.\\
'''Homer:''' What about my ears?\\
'''Michael:''' ''[shakes head]''\\
'''Homer:''' ''[ears droop]'' Hrmm.
-->-- ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''
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'''Michael (Fat Tony's son):''' No.
'''Michael:''' ''[shakes head]''\\
'''Homer:''' ''[ears droop]'' Hrmm.
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* ''WebComic/Out-of-Placers'': Yinglets have very large 'rabitish' ears and show the standard pattern of upright ears when alert or cheery, pinned back when scared or angry, etc.
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* ''WebComic/Out-of-Placers'': ''WebComic/OutOfPlacers'': Yinglets have very large 'rabitish' ears and show the standard pattern of upright ears when alert or cheery, pinned back when scared or angry, etc.
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* ''WebComic/Out-of-Placers'': Yinglets have very large 'rabitish' ears and show the standard pattern of upright ears when alert or cheery, pinned back when scared or angry, etc.
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* ''Franchise/{{Gremlins}}'': The Gremlins and Mogwai have very large, expressive ears that are often used to display their mood, like pulling their ears back when startled. They can also swivel them in any direction to better detect sounds, so it's difficult to sneak up on them.
