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* Almost every single character in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'', mainly because their designs have an influence from classic cartoon characters such as Mickey Mouse.
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* Almost every single character in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'', ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'', mainly because their designs have an influence from classic cartoon characters such as Mickey Mouse.
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** The main characters on the ShowWithinAShow ''WesternAnimation/MeetTheFatheads'' (based on the Bigheads, and also created by their estranged daughter Rachel) definitively qualify as this.
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** The main characters on the ShowWithinAShow ''WesternAnimation/MeetTheFatheads'' ''JustForFun/MeetTheFatheads'' (based on the Bigheads, and also created by their estranged daughter Rachel) definitively qualify as this.
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Note that this is different from a {{Cephalothorax}} or a WaddlingHead, who basically is just a head with arms and legs. A No-Neck Chump has a "normal" body, minus a neck. Related to RingAroundTheCollar. Contrast LongNeck.
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Note that this is different from a {{Cephalothorax}} or a WaddlingHead, who basically is just a head with arms and legs. A No-Neck Chump has a "normal" body, minus a neck. Related to RingAroundTheCollar. Contrast LongNeck.
LongNeck, and TinyHeadedBehemoth, both of which have huge necks (both length wise and width wise respectively).
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* The ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends'' don't have visible necks, [[NonStandardCharacterDesign except for Lumpy]], though this doesn't save them from [[CruelAndUnusualDeath suffering injuries to the neck/throat.]]
* Strong Bad is the only character in the main cast of ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner'' who ''has'' a distinct neck. Indeed, multiple characters have heads that overlap their bodies in a way that defies three-dimensional interpretation of any sort, and a others border on {{Cephalothorax}} territory.
* Strong Bad is the only character in the main cast of ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner'' who ''has'' a distinct neck. Indeed, multiple characters have heads that overlap their bodies in a way that defies three-dimensional interpretation of any sort, and a others border on {{Cephalothorax}} territory.
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* Strong Bad is the only character in the main cast of ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner'' who ''has'' a distinct neck. Indeed, multiple characters have heads that overlap their bodies in a way that defies three-dimensional interpretation of any sort, and a others border on {{Cephalothorax}} territory.
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* Pretty much every character in the ''Franchise/PaperMario'' series due to the art style where most people are short and squat.
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--'''Nico:''' I'd choke him out but I don' tink he got a neck. Hey, you got a neck?
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* ''Webcomic/{{Lackadaisy}}'': Gracie Grombach is a towering muscled former jewel thief who gives Mordecai some trouble. When Nico is trying to take him down non-lethally he can't choke him out due to his lack of neck:
--'''Nico:''' I'd choke him out but I don' tink he got a neck. Hey, you got a neck?
--'''Nico:''' I'd choke him out but I don' tink he got a neck. Hey, you got a neck?
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* Almost every single character in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'', mainly because their designs have an influence from classic cartoon characters such as Mickey Mouse.
* {{Franchise/Mario}} and Wario have short necks that are barely visible. However, in the ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' series, starting with ''Melee'' Mario's neck can be visibly seen, probably because his proportions are a little different than in his own series. It could just be that they have big heads, though.
* {{Franchise/Mario}} and Wario have short necks that are barely visible. However, in the ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' series, starting with ''Melee'' Mario's neck can be visibly seen, probably because his proportions are a little different than in his own series. It could just be that they have big heads, though.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Skylanders}}'', the majority of trolls are designed with wide heads and stout bodies, thus with no visible neck.
* Almost every single character in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'', mainly because their designs have an influence from classic cartoon characters such as Mickey Mouse.
* {{Franchise/Mario}} and Wario have short necks that are barely visible. However, in the ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' series, starting with ''Melee'' Mario's neck can be visibly seen, probably because his proportions are a little different than in his own series. It could just be that they have big heads, though.
* Almost every single character in ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'', mainly because their designs have an influence from classic cartoon characters such as Mickey Mouse.
* {{Franchise/Mario}} and Wario have short necks that are barely visible. However, in the ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' series, starting with ''Melee'' Mario's neck can be visibly seen, probably because his proportions are a little different than in his own series. It could just be that they have big heads, though.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}'': Mr. Plotz, as lampshaded by Yakko; "He's got a good head on his shoulders! too bad he hasn't got a neck."
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* ''WesternAnimation/MrBogus'' appears to not have a neck, which is made even more gratuitously in the original claymation shorts. Of course, this also applies to one of his enemies, {{Mole|Miner}}, as well as other denizens of Bogusland, including his cousins [[BrattyHalfPint Brattus]] and [[TheChick Bogetta]] and his [[MamaBear Aunt Bogunda]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/MrBogus'' appears to not have a neck, which is made even more gratuitously in the original claymation shorts. Of course, this also applies to one of his enemies, {{Mole|Miner}}, as well as other denizens of Bogusland, including his cousins [[BrattyHalfPint Brattus]] Brattus and [[TheChick Bogetta]] Bogetta and his [[MamaBear Aunt Bogunda]].Bogunda.
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** The main characters on the ShowWithinAShow ''WesternAnimation/MeetTheFatheads'' (based on the Bigheads, and also created by their estranged son Ralph) definitively qualify as this.
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** The main characters on the ShowWithinAShow ''WesternAnimation/MeetTheFatheads'' (based on the Bigheads, and also created by their estranged son Ralph) daughter Rachel) definitively qualify as this.
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** Pesci's head inexplicably has the shape of a carrot rising from between his shoulders, complete with green hair, leaving no distinction between his head and what you would expect to be his neck. He's seen as the chump of his squad as well.
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** Pesci's head inexplicably has the shape of a carrot or daikon radish rising from between his shoulders, complete with green hair, leaving no distinction between his head and what you would expect to be his neck. He's seen as the chump of his squad as well.
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* [[CorruptHick Lil' Gideon]] from ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls''.
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* [[CorruptHick [[SmallTownTyrant Lil' Gideon]] from ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls''.
