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''[[Art/TheScreamEdvardMunch The Scream]]'' (also known as ''Shriek'') refers to a very popular trio of artworks by Creator/EdvardMunch, the first one of which was first released in 1893. The artworks have thus proven to be so popular that they are some of the most widely parodied pieces of art in the world, fictional or otherwise. Said parodies usually use a form of TheScream and have the character screaming against an odd (though usually red) coloured background. The general purpose of the parody is usually either to highlight that the character is disturbed in some particular way or even as a RuleOfSymbolism (such as anxiety or existential dread). Some versions of this parody may even undergo an ArtShift (usually into the oil, pastel, and tempera-esque design) to better reflect the style of the most known version of the painting. Sometimes, the other people depicted in the background of the painting may play a key role, usually as a character that the other one hates or has some relation to, and who are sometimes the reason why they are screaming like that.
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''[[Art/TheScreamEdvardMunch The Scream]]'' (also known as ''Shriek'') ''Shriek'' and ''The Scream of Nature'') refers to a very popular trio of artworks by Creator/EdvardMunch, the first one of which was first released in 1893. The artworks have thus proven to be so popular that they are some of the most widely parodied pieces of art in the world, fictional or otherwise. Said parodies usually use a form of TheScream and have the character screaming against an odd (though usually red) coloured background. The general purpose of the parody is usually either to highlight that the character is disturbed in some particular way or even as a RuleOfSymbolism (such as anxiety or existential dread). Some versions of this parody may even undergo an ArtShift (usually into the oil, pastel, and tempera-esque design) to better reflect the style of the most known version of the painting. Sometimes, the other people depicted in the background of the painting may play a key role, usually as a character that the other one hates or has some relation to, and who are sometimes the reason why they are screaming like that.
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* In Episode 12 of the anime adaptation of ''Literature/RunWithTheWind'', "The Scream" painting is parodied twice by members. First is when the twins find out the "moist air" they're feeling is actually Prince's vomit (they're being driven in a van and have their heads out the windows), which horrifies them and warrants the pose and screeching. The second time is when the team is looking for Musa and Shindou at night time, and what they think are bears come rushing at them--cue the terrified poses and yelling from every member minus Haiji, as the "bears" (actually Musa and Shindou) zoom past them and crash into the van.
* Happens in the ''Anime/AllPurposeCulturalCatGirlNukuNuku'' OVA. Kyuusaku exploits Akiko's desire to be a good mother to Ryuunosuke by getting her to do all the household chores; the penny finally drops when she realizes her situation is no different to when she was living apart from them, and she pulls The Scream pose.
* Harima from ''Manga/SchoolRumble'' turned into ''The Scream'' when Yakumo showed no fear toward the manga editor.
* Happens in the ''Anime/AllPurposeCulturalCatGirlNukuNuku'' OVA. Kyuusaku exploits Akiko's desire to be a good mother to Ryuunosuke by getting her to do all the household chores; the penny finally drops when she realizes her situation is no different to when she was living apart from them, and she pulls The Scream pose.
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* Used in one of ''Series/{{Coupling}}''`s many point-of-view gags - we see a scene twice, once from Sally's perspective and once from Patrick's. Sally thinks she's seen the eponymous Munch painting on the wall and mutters about how she hates it - when we see it from Patrick's perspective, however, we see that she was very drunk and it is in fact a mirror...
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* ''Website/{{Cracked}}'''s Photoplasty [[http://www.cracked.com/photoplasty_581_17-famous-images-as-seen-from-different-angle/?view=article Famous Images, As Seen from a Different Angle]] shows what the figure in Edvard Munch's painting was screaming at: Franchise/{{Superman}}.
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* ''Series/DoctorWho'': WordOfGod is that the Silence are inspired the screaming figure in the painting. What makes it more interesting is that InUniverse, the painting may actually be based off them, which has led to the Silence being responsible for the numerous thefts of the painting.
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* ''Franchise/TouhouProject'': In the fan game ''Touhou: Double Focus'', one of the background paintings in the Castle Area shows Nue Houjuu (the Extra Stage boss of ''[[VideoGame/TouhouSeirensenUndefinedFantasticObject Undefined Fantastic Object]]'') take on a pose reminiscent of ''The Scream''.
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* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': In the OVA "Hidden Leaf Village Grand Sports Festival!"[[note]] Otherwise known as "Konoha Annual Sports Festival"[[/note]], Naruto (who is suffering from a PottyEmergency) makes his clones disappear after they've run into the stalls in the men's room, and then [[OhCrap he finds out too late that now all the doors are locked from the inside]]. He then imagines himself doing the same pose as the person in ''The Scream'' as [[ColorFailure he turns gray]].
* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': In the OVA "Hidden Leaf Village Grand Sports Festival!"[[note]] Otherwise known as "Konoha Annual Sports Festival"[[/note]], Naruto (who is suffering from a PottyEmergency) makes his clones disappear after they've run into the stalls in the men's room, and then [[OhCrap he finds out too late that now all the doors are locked from the inside]]. He then imagines himself doing the same pose as the person in ''The Scream'' as [[ColorFailure he turns gray]].
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* ''Manga/ExcelSaga'': A RunningGag in the anime adaptation is [[ButtMonkey Pedro]] letting out a BigNo after something distressing happens to him. At least one of these morphed into a parody of Munch's "The Scream".
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* ''Film/LooneyTunesBackInAction'': There's a chase scene at the Louvre with Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Elmer Fudd jumping in and out of famous paintings and one of the paintings is ''The Scream''. When Elmer thinks he has Bugs and Daffy cornered, Bugs stomps on Elmer's foot, resulting in Elmer Fudd screaming in a fashion similar to the painting's subject, as seen in the Trope image.
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* Luigi is shown in this pose on the cover of VideoGame/LuigisMansion.
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* In ''VideoGame/Sly2BandOfThieves'', Dimiri Lousteau had a forged ''The Scream'' painting with his likeness on it.
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* ''WesternAnimation:{{Amphibia}}'': Grime is watching an episode of ''Suspicion Island'', an in-universe reality show, with one sneak peek showing a woman accusing her mate of being suspicious. The man responds by doing a BigNo and his hands and face resemble the painting.
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* ''WesternAnimation/The7D'': Dopey does this in "Gnome Alone" when the dwarfs realize Sleepy is missing and the Glooms have been let in.
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'': Giolla's Art-Art Fruit allows her to turn people and objects into works of art. She transforms Brook into this.
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* ''Film/LooneyTunesBackInAction'': There's a chase scene at the Louvre with Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Elmer Fudd jumping in and out of famous paintings and one of the paintings is ''The Scream''. When Elmer thinks he has Bugs and Daffy cornered, Bugs stomps on Elmer's foot, resulting in Elmer Fudd screaming in a fashion similar to the painting's subject.
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* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': The robbers at the Royal Mint wear their signature red jumpsuits and Creator/SalvadorDali masks to hide their identity. They also hand these out to the hostages to confuse the police. When the police send cops to infiltrate the Mint, everyone switches their masks to ones of ''The Scream'', so the cops (who are only carrying the Dali masks since they did not know they had ''Scream'' masks onhand) would be instantly identified. The mission is promptly called off.
* ''Series/OddSquad'': In "[[Recap/OddSquadS1E15TheOddAntidoteTheOneThatGotAway The One That Got Away]]", Otto gets stuck in a painting which takes a heavy resemblance to the painting. He even performs the signature scream.
* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': The robbers at the Royal Mint wear their signature red jumpsuits and Creator/SalvadorDali masks to hide their identity. They also hand these out to the hostages to confuse the police. When the police send cops to infiltrate the Mint, everyone switches their masks to ones of ''The Scream'', so the cops (who are only carrying the Dali masks since they did not know they had ''Scream'' masks onhand) would be instantly identified. The mission is promptly called off.
* ''Series/OddSquad'': In "[[Recap/OddSquadS1E15TheOddAntidoteTheOneThatGotAway The One That Got Away]]", Otto gets stuck in a painting which takes a heavy resemblance to the painting. He even performs the signature scream.
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* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': The robbers at the Royal Mint wear their signature red jumpsuits and Creator/SalvadorDali masks to hide their identity. They also hand these out to the hostages to confuse the police. When the police send cops to infiltrate the Mint, everyone switches their masks to ones of ''The Scream'', so the cops (who are only carrying the Dali masks since they did not know they had ''Scream'' masksonhand) on hand) would be instantly identified. The mission is promptly called off.
* ''Series/OddSquad'': In "[[Recap/OddSquadS1E15TheOddAntidoteTheOneThatGotAway The One That Got Away]]", Otto gets stuck in a paintingwhich that takes a heavy resemblance to the painting. He even performs the signature scream.
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* ''Series/ThirtyRock'': Jack gets mugged by a middle class, white man and decides it is a sign that there is a war being waged on the rich. Tracy tries to support him, and after they discover no one is willing to do anything about it, he announces they should take matters into their own hands. Jack then promptly agrees, causing Tracy to shriek in horror while grabbing his head.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E5TreehouseOfHorrorIV Treehouse Of Horror IV]]" features a Simpsonised version of the painting amongst the pictures during the ''Series/NightGallery'' inspired wraparound segment of the episode.
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''[[Art/TheScreamEdvardMunch The Scream]]'' (also known as ''Shriek'') refers to a very popular trio of artworks by Creator/EdvardMunch, the first one of which was first released in 1893. The artworks have thus proven to be so popular that they are some of the most widely parodied pieces of art in the world, fictional or otherwise. Said parodies usually use a form of TheScream and have the character screaming against an odd (though usually red) coloured background. The general purpose of the parody is usually either to highlight that the character is disturbed in some particular way or even as a RuleOfSymbolism (such as anxiety or existential dread). Some versions of this parody may even undergo an ArtShift (usually into the oil, pastel, and tempera-esque design) to better reflect the style of the most known version of the painting. Sometimes, the other people depicted in the background of the painting may play a key role, usually as a character that the other one hates or has some relation to, and who are sometimes the reason why they are screaming like that.
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* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': In the OVA "Hidden Leaf Village Grand Sports Festival!"[[note]] Otherwise known as "Konoha Annual Sports Festival"[[/note]], Naruto (who is suffering from a PottyEmergency) makes his clones disappear after they've run into the stalls in the men's room, and then [[OhCrap he finds out too late that now all the doors are locked from the inside]]. He then imagines himself doing the same pose as the person in ''The Scream'' as [[ColorFailure he turns gray]].
* The cover of Creator/JunjiIto's ''Manga/FragmentsOfHorror'' collection features various characters from the stories collected in it, all posed together in a clear parody of ''The Scream''.
* ''Anime/MissKobayashisDragonMaid'': Tohru recreates the scene in one episode when she finds out that her job at the maid cafe does not include being a maid, [[BlueWithShock turning blue in the process]].
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* ''ComicStrip/TheFarSide'': The print collection ''Weiner Dog Art'' includes several dachshund-themed art parodies. One of these is ''The Whine'', an alternate version of ''The Scream'' with all three figures replaced by dachshunds. Gary Larson's description also notes how this was generally considered the worst piece in Munch's entire body of work. In one incident, thieves stole dozens of artworks from a museum, including ''The Whine''--then within the week, they returned ''The Whine'' specifically.
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* ''Fanfic/TriptychContinuum'': The entry "[[Recap/TriptychContinuumTriptych Triptych]]" has Applejack note a ponified version of the painting:
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* ''Film/LooneyTunesBackInAction'': There's a chase scene at the Louvre with Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd jumping in and out of famous paintings, and one of the paintings is ''The Scream''. When Elmer thinks he has Bugs and Daffy cornered, Bugs stomps on Elmer's foot, resulting in Elmer Fudd screaming in a fashion similar to the painting's subject.
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* One of Paul Kidby's illustrations in ''Literature/TheLastHero'' shows LovableCoward Rincewind in the Scream pose, as a reaction to the immensity of the elephants supporting the Disc. This was used as the cover to the full-size paperback edition, although in ''The Art of Discworld'', Kidby complains that both versions were cropped for a close-up on Rincewind, rather than sticking with the Scream layout with lots of background above him, to show ''just how big'' these elephants are.
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[[folder:Live-Action TV]]
* ''Series/ThirtyRock'': Jack gets mugged by a middle class, white man and decides it is a sign that there is a war being waged on the rich. Tracy tries to support him, and after they discover no one is willing to do anything about it, he announces they should take matters into their own hands. Jack then promptly agrees, causing Tracy to shriek in horror while grabbing his head.
* ''Series/DoctorWho'': WordOfGod is that the Silence are meant to be based off the screaming figure in the painting. Furthermore, it's implied in the expanded universe that the Silence are not only behind the numerous thefts of the paintings, but that the screaming person is a depiction of them.
* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': The robbers at the Royal Mint wear their signature red jumpsuits and Creator/SalvadorDali masks to hide their identity. They also hand these out to the hostages to confuse the police. When the police send cops to infiltrate the Mint, everyone switches their masks to ones of ''The Scream'', so the cops (who are only carrying the Dali masks since they did not know they had ''Scream'' masks onhand) would be instantly identified. The mission is promptly called off.
* ''Series/OddSquad'': In "[[Recap/OddSquadS1E15TheOddAntidoteTheOneThatGotAway The One That Got Away]]", Otto gets stuck in a painting which takes a heavy resemblance to the painting. He even performs the signature scream.
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[[folder:Magazine]]
* ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'' has done [[https://www.madmagazine.com/blog/2012/05/03/mads-parodies-of-edvard-munchs-the-scream several parodies]] of the painting over the years, including one with monkeys in it (appropriately called "The Screech"), one with Howard Dean in it (called "Howard Dean's Scream"), and one with Uncle Sam pulling it off.
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[[folder:Tabletop Games]]
* ''TabletopGame/{{Pokemon}}'' once did a collaboration with the Tokyo Art Museum to create an exhibition of cards that were inspired by the painting. Characters exhibiting the Scream included Psyduck, Eevee, Mimikyu, Pikachu, and Rowlet, whilst the other backgrounders in the painting are replaced by Pokemon (such as the Gastly family and Mimikyu) as well.
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[[folder:Video Games]]
* In the second ''VideoGame/RockOfAges'' game, the Scream itself appears at one point, sunbathing in Oslo. Due to a mix up, it accidentally glues its hands to its face, and this results in it making the screaming face.
* In ''VideoGame/TheSims2'', the ''Nightlife'' expansion allows Sims to become vampires. If that happens, one of the random portraits of the Sim (in the interface, Friends list, phone directory, or when an action is taken with them) depicts them holding their head while their mouth is wide open.
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[[folder:Webcomics]]
* ''Webcomic/TheDrawPlay'': [[http://www.thedrawplay.com/comic/kill-me/ "I Scream"]] is a recreation of the scene in response to the Giants trading Odell Beckham Jr. to the Browns.
* ''Webcomic/SandraAndWoo'': Sandra imitates The Scream when she [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2011/11/03/0322-sandras-scream/ remembers making a mistake on a math test]].
* ''Webcomic/TwoLumps'': [[http://twolumps.net/d/20050801.html One strip]] recreates the scene when the cats find out that the apartment has been stripped bare, even of food.
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[[folder:Western Animation]]
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'': In "Binky Barnes, Art Expert", Arthur and Buster look through an art museum pamphlet to choose one to write a report on. They imagine themselves in a parody of ''The Scream'', which has Francine screaming instead.
-->'''Arthur''': This is giving me a headache!
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E5TreehouseOfHorrorIV Treehouse Of Horror IV]]" features a Simpsonised version of the painting amongst the pictures during the ''Series/NightGallery'' inspired wraparound segment of the episode.
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[[folder:Others]]
* In most renderings, the ? emoji resembles the subject of the painting.
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!!Examples:
[[folder:Anime & Manga]]
* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': In the OVA "Hidden Leaf Village Grand Sports Festival!"[[note]] Otherwise known as "Konoha Annual Sports Festival"[[/note]], Naruto (who is suffering from a PottyEmergency) makes his clones disappear after they've run into the stalls in the men's room, and then [[OhCrap he finds out too late that now all the doors are locked from the inside]]. He then imagines himself doing the same pose as the person in ''The Scream'' as [[ColorFailure he turns gray]].
* The cover of Creator/JunjiIto's ''Manga/FragmentsOfHorror'' collection features various characters from the stories collected in it, all posed together in a clear parody of ''The Scream''.
* ''Anime/MissKobayashisDragonMaid'': Tohru recreates the scene in one episode when she finds out that her job at the maid cafe does not include being a maid, [[BlueWithShock turning blue in the process]].
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[[folder:Art]]
* Creator/AndyWarhol made a silk screen print that imitated the painting, titled ''The Scream (After Munch)''.
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[[folder:Comic Strips]]
* ''ComicStrip/TheFarSide'': The print collection ''Weiner Dog Art'' includes several dachshund-themed art parodies. One of these is ''The Whine'', an alternate version of ''The Scream'' with all three figures replaced by dachshunds. Gary Larson's description also notes how this was generally considered the worst piece in Munch's entire body of work. In one incident, thieves stole dozens of artworks from a museum, including ''The Whine''--then within the week, they returned ''The Whine'' specifically.
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[[folder:Fanfic]]
* ''Fanfic/TriptychContinuum'': The entry "[[Recap/TriptychContinuumTriptych Triptych]]" has Applejack note a ponified version of the painting:
--->"Y'see that paintin' on the wall?" Applejack inclined her head towards the ornate frame. "The one with what Ah think is s'posed t' be a stallion on some kind of bridge, with the sky all red an' somethin' wrong with the water an' two strangers approachin'? An' he's jus' screamin' at the air?"
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[[folder:Film -- Animated]]
* ''Film/LooneyTunesBackInAction'': There's a chase scene at the Louvre with Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd jumping in and out of famous paintings, and one of the paintings is ''The Scream''. When Elmer thinks he has Bugs and Daffy cornered, Bugs stomps on Elmer's foot, resulting in Elmer Fudd screaming in a fashion similar to the painting's subject.
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[[folder:Film -- Live-Action]]
* ''Film/{{Scream}}'': The masks worn by all of the Ghostface killers is a variant on Edvard Munch's ''The Scream''.
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[[folder:Literature]]
* One of Paul Kidby's illustrations in ''Literature/TheLastHero'' shows LovableCoward Rincewind in the Scream pose, as a reaction to the immensity of the elephants supporting the Disc. This was used as the cover to the full-size paperback edition, although in ''The Art of Discworld'', Kidby complains that both versions were cropped for a close-up on Rincewind, rather than sticking with the Scream layout with lots of background above him, to show ''just how big'' these elephants are.
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[[folder:Live-Action TV]]
* ''Series/ThirtyRock'': Jack gets mugged by a middle class, white man and decides it is a sign that there is a war being waged on the rich. Tracy tries to support him, and after they discover no one is willing to do anything about it, he announces they should take matters into their own hands. Jack then promptly agrees, causing Tracy to shriek in horror while grabbing his head.
* ''Series/DoctorWho'': WordOfGod is that the Silence are meant to be based off the screaming figure in the painting. Furthermore, it's implied in the expanded universe that the Silence are not only behind the numerous thefts of the paintings, but that the screaming person is a depiction of them.
* ''Series/MoneyHeist'': The robbers at the Royal Mint wear their signature red jumpsuits and Creator/SalvadorDali masks to hide their identity. They also hand these out to the hostages to confuse the police. When the police send cops to infiltrate the Mint, everyone switches their masks to ones of ''The Scream'', so the cops (who are only carrying the Dali masks since they did not know they had ''Scream'' masks onhand) would be instantly identified. The mission is promptly called off.
* ''Series/OddSquad'': In "[[Recap/OddSquadS1E15TheOddAntidoteTheOneThatGotAway The One That Got Away]]", Otto gets stuck in a painting which takes a heavy resemblance to the painting. He even performs the signature scream.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Magazine]]
* ''Magazine/{{Mad}}'' has done [[https://www.madmagazine.com/blog/2012/05/03/mads-parodies-of-edvard-munchs-the-scream several parodies]] of the painting over the years, including one with monkeys in it (appropriately called "The Screech"), one with Howard Dean in it (called "Howard Dean's Scream"), and one with Uncle Sam pulling it off.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Tabletop Games]]
* ''TabletopGame/{{Pokemon}}'' once did a collaboration with the Tokyo Art Museum to create an exhibition of cards that were inspired by the painting. Characters exhibiting the Scream included Psyduck, Eevee, Mimikyu, Pikachu, and Rowlet, whilst the other backgrounders in the painting are replaced by Pokemon (such as the Gastly family and Mimikyu) as well.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Video Games]]
* In the second ''VideoGame/RockOfAges'' game, the Scream itself appears at one point, sunbathing in Oslo. Due to a mix up, it accidentally glues its hands to its face, and this results in it making the screaming face.
* In ''VideoGame/TheSims2'', the ''Nightlife'' expansion allows Sims to become vampires. If that happens, one of the random portraits of the Sim (in the interface, Friends list, phone directory, or when an action is taken with them) depicts them holding their head while their mouth is wide open.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Webcomics]]
* ''Webcomic/TheDrawPlay'': [[http://www.thedrawplay.com/comic/kill-me/ "I Scream"]] is a recreation of the scene in response to the Giants trading Odell Beckham Jr. to the Browns.
* ''Webcomic/SandraAndWoo'': Sandra imitates The Scream when she [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2011/11/03/0322-sandras-scream/ remembers making a mistake on a math test]].
* ''Webcomic/TwoLumps'': [[http://twolumps.net/d/20050801.html One strip]] recreates the scene when the cats find out that the apartment has been stripped bare, even of food.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Western Animation]]
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'': In "Binky Barnes, Art Expert", Arthur and Buster look through an art museum pamphlet to choose one to write a report on. They imagine themselves in a parody of ''The Scream'', which has Francine screaming instead.
-->'''Arthur''': This is giving me a headache!
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS5E5TreehouseOfHorrorIV Treehouse Of Horror IV]]" features a Simpsonised version of the painting amongst the pictures during the ''Series/NightGallery'' inspired wraparound segment of the episode.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Others]]
* In most renderings, the ? emoji resembles the subject of the painting.
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