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* In the '90s British ''ComicStrip/{{Dennis the Menace|UK}}'' cartoon (''Dennis and Gnasher'' stateside), a mad scientist who was using hypnotizing music to trick the town into buying his useless inventions like toothless combs for bald people. He found out it didn't work on dogs and got around it by having a "no dogs allowed" policy in the store.
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* In the '90s British ''ComicStrip/{{Dennis the Menace|UK}}'' cartoon (''Dennis and Gnasher'' stateside), a mad scientist who was using hypnotizing music to trick the town into buying his useless inventions like toothless combs for bald people. He found out it didn't work on dogs and got around it by having a "no dogs allowed" policy in the store. Naturally, it's up to Gnasher to save the day.
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* Inverted in ''Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeries'' in an "Orange Islands" episode where the Team Rocket rival duo, Cassidy and Butch, used a Drowzee's hypnosis specifically to brainwash Pokémon but not their trainers.
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* Inverted in ''Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeries'' in an "Orange Islands" episode where the Team Rocket rival duo, Cassidy and Butch, used a Drowzee's hypnosis specifically to brainwash Pokémon but not their trainers. However, it has no effect Ghost-type Pokémon like Gastly.
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* Inverted in ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' in a later episode where Team Rocket used a Drowzee's hypnosis specifically to brainwash Pokemon but not their trainers.
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* Inverted in ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' ''Anime/PokemonTheOriginalSeries'' in a later an "Orange Islands" episode where the Team Rocket rival duo, Cassidy and Butch, used a Drowzee's hypnosis specifically to brainwash Pokemon Pokémon but not their trainers.
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* A noted advantage of cyberform companions/weapons in ''Literature/HereticalEdge'' is that they can't be mind-controlled. For this reason, when Ammon uses his CompellingVoice to make most of Flick's dormmates attack her, Sean sends Vulcan to protect her while staying back so Ammon can't control him too.
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* A noted advantage of cyberform companions/weapons in ''Literature/HereticalEdge'' is that they can't be mind-controlled. For this reason, when Ammon uses his CompellingVoice to make most of Flick's dormmates attack her, Sean sends his cyberform dog Vulcan to protect her while staying back so Ammon can't control him too.
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* A noted advantage of cyberform companions/weapons in ''Literature/HereticalEdge'' is that they can't be mind-controlled. For this reason, when Ammon uses his CompellingVoice to make most of Flick's dormmates attack her, Sean sends Vulcan to protect her while staying back so Ammon can't control him too.
