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** This trope is actually PlayedForDrama in the UsefulNotes/{{P|layStation2}}S2-only Tsukiotoshi-hen. When [[spoiler:Keiichi, Rena, and Shion]] all plan out how to kill Satoko's uncle, [[spoiler:Shion]] comes up with the idea of using Satoshi's bat as a way of having Satoshi get revenge on Teppei and starts cracking up. Rena follows, but Keiichi is hesitant, so they both [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPkF2_EakeM&feature=related urge him to laugh too]] and look progressively more insane and threatening. He finally goes along with it, indicating his tenuous grip on sanity at this point.
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** This trope is actually PlayedForDrama in the UsefulNotes/{{P|layStation2}}S2-only Platform/{{P|layStation2}}S2-only Tsukiotoshi-hen. When [[spoiler:Keiichi, Rena, and Shion]] all plan out how to kill Satoko's uncle, [[spoiler:Shion]] comes up with the idea of using Satoshi's bat as a way of having Satoshi get revenge on Teppei and starts cracking up. Rena follows, but Keiichi is hesitant, so they both [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPkF2_EakeM&feature=related urge him to laugh too]] and look progressively more insane and threatening. He finally goes along with it, indicating his tenuous grip on sanity at this point.
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** A non-villainous example happens in the episode "Pranks a Lot": When [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick are caught visible by being splashed in water, Mr. Krabs points out that he pulled his share of pranks when he was their age. He then says this trope before he starts laughing, and [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick follow along.
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** A non-villainous example happens in the episode "Pranks "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS3E20SpongeBobMeetsTheStranglerPranksALot Pranks a Lot": Lot]]": When [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick are caught visible by being splashed in water, Mr. Krabs points out that he pulled his share of pranks when he was their age. He then says this trope before he starts laughing, and [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick follow along.
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** ''[[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid4GunsOfThePatriots Guns of the Patriots]]'': This is [[LaughingMad Laughing Octopus]]' CatchPhrase and is absolutely NOT PlayedForLaughs.
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** ''[[VideoGame/MetalGearSolid4GunsOfThePatriots Guns of the Patriots]]'': This is [[LaughingMad Laughing Octopus]]' CatchPhrase catchphrase and is absolutely NOT PlayedForLaughs.
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** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E6Dalek "Dalek"]]: Henry van Statten's "[[IncrediblyLamePun in-tru-da window]]" joke is met with dead silence, to which he clarifies "In-tru-da window, that was ''funny!''" at which point his goons get the message and join in.
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** [[Recap/DoctorWhoS27E6Dalek "Dalek"]]: Henry van Statten's "[[IncrediblyLamePun "[[{{Pun}} in-tru-da window]]" joke is met with dead silence, to which he clarifies "In-tru-da window, that was ''funny!''" at which point his goons get the message and join in.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'', Farquaad and Fiona's wedding comes with placards telling the congregation how to react. When it's revealed Shrek has feelings for Fiona, the guards turn them over to say "Laugh".
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'', ''WesternAnimation/Shrek1'', Farquaad and Fiona's wedding comes with placards telling the congregation how to react. When it's revealed Shrek has feelings for Fiona, the guards turn them over to say "Laugh".
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** A non-villainous example happens in the episode "Pranks A Lot": When [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick are caught visible by being splashed in water, Mr. Krabs points out that he pulled his share of pranks when he was their age. He then tells them to laugh with him, causing [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick to laugh along nervously.
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** A non-villainous example happens in the episode "Pranks A a Lot": When [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick are caught visible by being splashed in water, Mr. Krabs points out that he pulled his share of pranks when he was their age. He then tells them to laugh with him, causing says this trope before he starts laughing, and [=SpongeBob=] and Patrick to laugh along nervously.
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** Much, ''much'' earlier -- before Creator/ToeiAnimation got the rights to the series, in fact -- Studio I.G.'s one-off {{OVA}} featured a BigBad named Ganzack who played this trope much straighter.
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* In ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'', before the fight between Kiryu Kazuma and Goro Majima, the latter gets smacked the head by one of the baseballs spat out from the nearby baseball cages. He and his underlings laugh at it, except for one unlucky guy who promptly receives the full brunt of Majima's AxCrazy wrath involving a [[BatterUp baseball bat]].
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* In ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'', before the fight between Kiryu Kazuma and Goro Majima, the latter gets smacked in the head by one of the baseballs spat out from the nearby baseball cages. He and his underlings laugh at it, except for one unlucky guy who promptly receives the full brunt of Majima's AxCrazy wrath involving a [[BatterUp baseball bat]].
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* ''LightNovel/{{Slayers}}'': Naga teaches a couple of villain of the week in the OVA to laugh an evil and noble laugh like her. By the end of the episode, the three laugh together in a twilight.
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* ''LightNovel/{{Slayers}}'': ''Literature/{{Slayers}}'': Naga teaches a couple of villain of the week in the OVA to laugh an evil and noble laugh like her. By the end of the episode, the three laugh together in a twilight.
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* This is one of ComicBook/TheJoker's recurring schticks, played not for comedy (usually) but for the disturbing way he forces his victims to play along. A particularly memorable occurrence-- In the story "Dreadful Birthday, Dear Joker", he catches one of his henchmen failing to join in the laughter. He [[BadBoss terminates him with extreme prejudice]] by using a BANGFlagGun (which could have inspired a similar YouHaveFailedMe sequence from ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker''.) An identical scenario occurs in ''Comicbook/BatmanVsTheIncredibleHulk'', also written by Len Wein.
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* This is one of ComicBook/TheJoker's recurring schticks, played not for comedy (usually) but for the disturbing way he forces his victims to play along. A particularly memorable occurrence-- In the story "Dreadful Birthday, Dear Joker", he catches one of his henchmen failing to join in the laughter. He [[BadBoss terminates him with extreme prejudice]] by using a BANGFlagGun (which could have inspired a similar YouHaveFailedMe sequence from ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker''.) An identical scenario occurs in ''Comicbook/BatmanVsTheIncredibleHulk'', ''ComicBook/BatmanVsTheIncredibleHulk'', also written by Len Wein.
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* In ''Film/TheMuppets'', the antagonist was unable to laugh, but that did not stop him from leaning over to his henchmen and simply ''saying'' "maniacal laugh" whenever he wanted them to crack up.
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* In ''Film/TheMuppets'', ''Film/TheMuppets2011'', the antagonist was unable to laugh, but that did not stop him from leaning over to his henchmen and simply ''saying'' "maniacal laugh" whenever he wanted them to crack up.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-2030 SCP-2030]] is a twisted "hidden camera" show called "Laugh Is Fun", in which [[BodyHorror bizarre and horrible things]] happen to people, only for those involved to [[MoodWhiplash laugh it off when the host shows up]]. Each episode ends with the host making a monologue that ends with something like this:
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'': ''Website/SCPFoundation'': [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-2030 SCP-2030]] is a twisted "hidden camera" show called "Laugh Is Fun", in which [[BodyHorror bizarre and horrible things]] happen to people, only for those involved to [[MoodWhiplash laugh it off when the host shows up]]. Each episode ends with the host making a monologue that ends with something like this:
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* This is one of ComicBook/TheJoker's recurring schticks, played not for comedy (usually) but for the disturbing way he forces his victims to play along. A particularly memorable occurrence-- In the story "Dreadful Birthday, Dear Joker", he catches one of his henchmen failing to join in the laughter. He [[BadBoss terminates him with extreme prejudice]] by using a BANGFlagGun (which could have inspired a similar YouHaveFailedMe sequence from ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker''.) An identical scenario occurs in ''Comicbook/{{Batman}} [[CrossOver vs.]] the Comicbook/IncredibleHulk'', also written by Len Wein.
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* This is one of ComicBook/TheJoker's recurring schticks, played not for comedy (usually) but for the disturbing way he forces his victims to play along. A particularly memorable occurrence-- In the story "Dreadful Birthday, Dear Joker", he catches one of his henchmen failing to join in the laughter. He [[BadBoss terminates him with extreme prejudice]] by using a BANGFlagGun (which could have inspired a similar YouHaveFailedMe sequence from ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyondReturnOfTheJoker''.) An identical scenario occurs in ''Comicbook/{{Batman}} [[CrossOver vs.]] the Comicbook/IncredibleHulk'', ''Comicbook/BatmanVsTheIncredibleHulk'', also written by Len Wein.
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* ''Literature/SmallGods:'' Whenever [[BigBad Vorbis]] cracks a joke, everyone around him laughs along, even when the jokes aren't funny (and since it's Vorbis, they never are) because their lives depend on it.
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* ''Series/TheWatch2021:'' During an Assassin's Guild meeting, Dr. Cruces occasionally cracks jokes, then orders the other assassins to laugh. Problems ensue for one poor sod who laughs too hard.