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Related tropes include FaeriesDontBelieveInHumansEither (fantastic beings consider humans to be fantastic beings) and DoubleBlindWhatIf (sf writers in alternate histories try to imagine what our history is like).
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Related tropes include FaeriesDontBelieveInHumansEither (fantastic beings consider humans to be fantastic beings) and DoubleBlindWhatIf (sf (Science Fiction writers in alternate histories try to imagine what our history is like).
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* The ''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YS5-ayYTMiQ Cubicles & Careers]]'' series features a group of fantasy creatures playing a RPG where they're all office workers.
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[[caption-width-right:330:Elf parents worry that ''[[Tabletopgame/DungeonsAndDragons Houses & Humans]]'' will lead their children to [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings Melkorism]].]]
[[caption-width-right:330:Elf parents worry that ''[[Tabletopgame/DungeonsAndDragons Houses & Humans]]'' will lead their children to [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings Melkorism]].]]
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* In ''[[https://www.chrisroberson.net/edisons-frankenstein/ Edison’s Frankenstein]]'', the inhabitants of a [[TwoFistedTales two fisted tale]] world read a pulp magazine about [[DoubleBlindWhatIf a world where the]] [[AdvancedAncientHumans antediluvian ruins]] had never been rediscovered and [[PhlebotinumInducedSteampunk reverse-engineered]].
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* In ''Literature/HomeroomsAndHallPasses'', the [[StandardFantasySetting Bríandalörian]] main characters play a role-playing game set in what resembles a twenty-first century middle school.
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* ''ComicBook/TopTen'', set in a city where everybody has superpowers, features the incredibly popular comic book "Businessman", with the tagline "You'll Believe a Man Can't Fly!".
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* ''ComicBook/TopTen'', set in a city where [[EveryoneIsASuper everybody has superpowers, superpowers]], features the incredibly popular comic book "Businessman", with the tagline [[Film/SupermanTheMovie "You'll Believe a Man Can't Fly!".Fly!"]].
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* ''Webcomic/MoringMarkTOHComics'' shows that witches and demons have their own Tabletop RPGs centering around life in the Human Realm. The Human Appreciation Society [[[[https://www.reddit.com/r/TheOwlHouse/comments/s304rd/moringmark_journey_through_the_human_realm_a/ is shown playing at one point]] (with [[TokenHuman Luz]] sitting in as the lore expert) and features such dangerous encounters like asking to speak to the manager at a coffee shop when their membership card is expired.
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* ''Webcomic/MoringMarkTOHComics'' shows that witches and demons have their own Tabletop RPGs [=RPGs=] centering around life in the Human Realm. The Human Appreciation Society [[[[https://www.[[https://www.reddit.com/r/TheOwlHouse/comments/s304rd/moringmark_journey_through_the_human_realm_a/ is shown playing at one point]] (with [[TokenHuman Luz]] sitting in as the lore expert) and features such dangerous encounters like asking to speak to the manager at a coffee shop when their membership card is expired.
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-->'''Gus:''' ''[After Matt rolls a 1]'' Oh no, before you can even finish that sentence, he smiles and says "I am the Manager!"\\
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-->'''Gus:''' ''[After Matt rolls a 1]'' Oh no, before you can even finish that sentence, he smiles and says "I am the Manager!"\\Manager!"
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* ''Webcomic/MoringMarkTOHComics'' shows that witches and demons have their own Tabletop RPGs centering around life in the Human Realm. The Human Appreciation Society [[[[https://www.reddit.com/r/TheOwlHouse/comments/s304rd/moringmark_journey_through_the_human_realm_a/ is shown playing at one point]] (with [[TokenHuman Luz]] sitting in as the lore expert) and features such dangerous encounters like asking to speak to the manager at a coffee shop when their membership card is expired.
-->'''Gus:''' ''[After Matt rolls a 1]'' Oh no, before you can even finish that sentence, he smiles and says "I am the Manager!"\\
-->'''Gus:''' ''[After Matt rolls a 1]'' Oh no, before you can even finish that sentence, he smiles and says "I am the Manager!"\\
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* One episode of ''WesternAnimation/PotsworthAndCompany'' had the heroes visit Supertown, the part of the [[DreamLand Dream Zone]] where all the superhero themed dreams happen. Nick, the kid who is a superhero in the dreamworld meets a bratty [[DreamPeople local child]] named Wonderkid who collects SliceOfLife and BadassNormal themed media, while Wonderkids love for mundane people is genuine he tries to use it as part of a scheme to make Nick take his place.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'': Caliborn, an alien from a species where mates violently attack each other for eons, requests of Dirk filthy, deviant alien porn to draw -- by which he means human courtship and fluffy romance.
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* A recurring joke across the internet regarding the FurryFandom is that the world their [=OCs=] live in has "made up" the concept of humans. ''Webcomic/{{XKCD}}'', for example, imagines an entire convention just for furries [[https://xkcd.com/629/ whose fursonas like pretending to be humans]].
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* A recurring joke across the internet regarding the FurryFandom UsefulNotes/FurryFandom is that the world their [=OCs=] live in has "made up" the concept of humans. ''Webcomic/{{XKCD}}'', for example, imagines an entire convention just for furries [[https://xkcd.com/629/ whose fursonas like pretending to be humans]].
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* ''Big Bun Burgers'' takes place in a world of anthro rabbits, so its equivalents to anthro art and characters often use humans in place of the typical animals:
** One strip is set just before the staff deals with customers from the nearby human convention. One particular customer shows up in a human suit that resembles an office worker and asks for a conspicuous amount of mayonnaise, along with [[NoodleImplements how many people can legally fit into their bathroom]].
** Sprangbo the Christmas Human was a formerly popular Christmas character. Dolls of him, however, were noted to be unsettling to look at.
** One strip is set just before the staff deals with customers from the nearby human convention. One particular customer shows up in a human suit that resembles an office worker and asks for a conspicuous amount of mayonnaise, along with [[NoodleImplements how many people can legally fit into their bathroom]].
** Sprangbo the Christmas Human was a formerly popular Christmas character. Dolls of him, however, were noted to be unsettling to look at.
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* In ''Literature/BarryTrotter and The Unnecessary Sequel'', Barry's son, Nigel plays a game called ''Accountants & Attorneys''.
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One possible answer is that they enjoy fantastical stories, or play MagicAmpersand games, [[JustTheIntroductionToTheOpposites about people like us, who visit "shopping malls" and do things with a mystical force known as "science".]]
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One possible answer is that they enjoy fantastical stories, or play MagicAmpersand games, {{Tabletop RPG}}s, [[JustTheIntroductionToTheOpposites about people like us, who visit "shopping malls" and do things with a mystical force known as "science".]]
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* A major part of The Folk Lords by Creator/MattKindt, the Main character goes on his coming of age quest based on the dreams of our reality, which looks like a mythical kingdom compared to his StandardFantasySetting world.
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* A major part of The Folk Lords by Creator/MattKindt, the Main character goes on his coming of age coming-of-age quest based on the dreams of our reality, which looks like a mythical kingdom compared to his StandardFantasySetting world.
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* ''ComicStrip/FoxTrot'': Jason and Marcus once played a game called "Houses and Humans", whose characters were [[WriteWhoYouKnow suspiciously similar to the Fox family]] (except the youngest son was President of the Universe).
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Well, no one complained about this slice. - https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=16643299260A98477200&page=1#comment-9
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* "Forbidden Brides of the Faceless Slaves in the Secret House of the Night of Dread Desire" by Creator/NeilGaiman is set in a GothicHorror world where everyone lives in an OldDarkHouse and works like ''Literature/TheCastleOfOtranto'' and ''Literature/TheMysteriesOfUdolpho'' are considered realist literary fiction. The protagonist is trying -- in between feeding the MadwomanInTheAttic and defeating his EvilTwin -- to write a serious literary novel in that vein, but eventually admits that he finds the real world too boring to write about and instead starts writing a fantasy novel about a suburban housewife feeling dissatisfied with her marriage.
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* "Forbidden Brides of the Faceless Slaves "Literature/ForbiddenBridesOfTheFacelessSlaves in the Secret House of the Night of Dread Desire" by Creator/NeilGaiman is set in a GothicHorror world where everyone lives in an OldDarkHouse and works like ''Literature/TheCastleOfOtranto'' and ''Literature/TheMysteriesOfUdolpho'' are considered realist literary fiction. The protagonist is trying -- in between feeding the MadwomanInTheAttic and defeating his EvilTwin -- to write a serious literary novel in that vein, but eventually admits that he finds the real world too boring to write about and instead starts writing a fantasy novel about a suburban housewife feeling dissatisfied with her marriage.
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-->--'''Reggie''', ''Webcomic/TheSwordInterval''
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* In ''[[VideoGame/TheSpellcastingSeries Spellcasting 101: Sorcerers Get All the Girls]]'', one area of the dormitory at Sorcerer University is occupied by group of gamers playing "''Malls & Muggers''".
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* In ''[[VideoGame/TheSpellcastingSeries Spellcasting 101: Sorcerers Get All the Girls]]'', one area of the dormitory at Sorcerer University is occupied by a group of gamers playing "''Malls & Muggers''".
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* A recurring joke across the internet regarding the FurryFandom is that the world their [=OCs=] live in has "made up" the concept of humans. ''Webcomic/{{XKCD}}'', for example, imagines an entire convention just for furries [[https://xkcd.com/629/ whose fursonas like pretending to be humans]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'', one popular game in an intergalactic arcade is ''Roy'', a BrainUploading VR experience where you play the mundane life of a human man from birth to death.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'', one popular game in an intergalactic arcade is ''Roy'', ''Roy: A Life Well-Lived'', a BrainUploading VR experience where you play the mundane life of a human man from birth to death.
