* ''HouseOfLeaves''.

Characterized by [[AwesomeAnachronisticApparel baroque multicultural fashion]], [[EveryoneIsBi alternative/ queer sexuality]], [[AdaptationExpansion bizarre retellings]] of [[TwiceToldTale familiar faerie tales]], [[ImHavingSoulPains pervasive anxiety]], [[BigNo fear of inevitable change]], [[MindScrew elaborate symbolism]] and [[{{Deconstruction}} radical reinterpretation]], mythpunk is a cross-media movement. Although largely defined through literary works like Andrea Jones's ''Hook & Jill'', Francesca Lia Block's Literature/WeetzieBat series and Catherynne Valente's ''Literature/TheOrphansTales'', the mythpunk aesthetic occasionally manifests in music (The Decemberists), film (''Pan's Labyrinth''), jewelry and other media forms.

* ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'', Enough is more of [[UrbanFantasy Urban Fantasy]] blends with [[CassetteFuturism Formicapunk]] put, however, it does contains (due to directly surreal) some elements from this punk itself, but only cases for Skips-centric or special episodes in show and there even few themes from {{Cyberpunk}} in several episodes.
* ''WesternAnimation/OverTheGardenWall'' is Cartoon Network's first miniseries with plot begin to Boys named Wirt and Greg get lost to seemly endless countryside that said set to [[UsefulNotes/AntebellumAmerica Antebellum America-like area]] named "The Unknown" and they want return home, The show has heavily Mythpunk overtones and most of all tropes throughout miniseries, And there some people theorized the show was semi-(post)modern retelling of ''[[Literature/TheDivineComedy Dante's Inferno]]'' with American and some European folklore into mix.

* ''Franchise/FactionParadox'', as a ''Doctor Who'' spinoff about a cyberpunk voodoo death cult, is built entirely on this trope.

* ''Franchise/FactionParadox'', as a Doctor Who spinoff about a cyberpunk voodoo death cult, is built entirely on this trope.

** The ''Franchise/FactionParadox spinoff'' range, as a whole.

* ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'', Enough is more of [[UrbanFantasy Urban Fantasy]] blends with [[CassetteFuturism Formicapunk]] put, however, it does contains (due to directly surreal) some elements from this punk itself, but only cases for Skips-centric or special episodes in show and there even few themes from {{CyberPunk}} in several episodes.

* ''WesternAnimation/OverTheGardenWall'' is Cartoon Network's first miniseries with plot begin to Boys named Wirt and Greg get lost to seemly endless countryside that said set to [[UsefulNotes/AntebellumAmerica Antebellum America-like area]] named "The Unknown" and they want return home, The show has heavily Mythpunk overtones and most of all tropes throughout miniseries, And there some people theorized the show was semi-(post)modern retelling of ''[[Literature/TheDivineComedy Dante's Inferno]]'' with American (with some European) folklore into mix.

* ''WesternAnimation/RegularShow'', Enough is more of [[UrbanFantasy Urban Fantasy]] blends with [[CassetteFuturism Formicapunk]] put, however, it does contains (due to directly surreal) some elements from this punk itself, but only cases for Skips-centric or special episodes in show and there even few themes from {{CyberPunk}} into mix.
* ''WesternAnimation/OverTheGardenWall'' is Cartoon Network's first miniseries with Plot begin to Boys named Wirt and Greg get lost to seemly endless countryside that said set to [[UsefulNotes/AntebellumAmerica Antebellum America-like area]] named "The Unknown", The show has heavily Mythpunk overtones and tropes throughout miniseries, And there some people theorized the show was semi-(post)modern retelling of ''[[Literature/TheDivineComedy Dante's Inferno]]''.

While Cartoon Network is most of the time a [[LigtherAndSofter Lighter and Softer]]-theme channel for rest of history put sometimes they do have darker and grim cartoon shows to time and time again. Put only two know shows actually contain Mythpunk either under or over.

* ''WesternAnimation/OverTheGardenWall'' is Cartoon Network's first miniseries with Plot begin to Boys named Wirt and Greg get lost to seemly endless woods that said set to Antebellum America area named "The Unknown", The show has heavily Mythpunk overtones and tropes throughout miniseries that have it's dark side as big plot-driven major theme, And there some people theorized the show was semi-postmodern retelling of ''[[Literature/TheDivineComedy Dante's Inferno]]''.

* Blog/{{Mythpunk}} is a blog featuring mythologized stories of historical characters along with dinosaurs, zombies, and the like.
* Literature/HitherbyDragons features mythpunk takes on Myth/GreekMythology, the Buddha's life story, and various 80s kids' cartoons, among other things.