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Animal Stereotypes

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Animal Stereotypes	comment	Want an easy way to show that your character is loyal and tough? Make him a canine! Want to come off as graceful while a bit of a loner? Make her a feline! Want them to be tricky, cunning, or confident, or just knockout gorgeous? Choose a fox! And while the stereotypes themselves vary from culture to culture, animals are one of the most popular forms of symbolism in fiction. When used as a characterization shortcut, the work compares the character to an animal for which the audience's culture projects certain personality traits. This can be done subtly with symbolism or Theme Naming, or more blatantly by giving the character physical traits or mannerisms of the animal, or even by making the animal itself the character. NOTE: For a general list, see Analysis.Animal Stereotypes for more information. As cultural stereotypes for animals vary from place to place and some cultures have multiple stereotypes for certain animals, make sure that your example lists the character(s), the animal, the cultural stereotypes that animal is representing, and how the character(s) reflect those traits.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_12dff0c8	comment	Let's Go Luna!: Julien the snail from "C'est La Vie A Paris" speaks very slowly, fitting how snails are known to be slow, and also the relaxing, easygoing nature of Paris.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_13906bf7	comment	Sly Cooper, being set in a cartoon-esque World of Funny Animals, predictably has fun with this trope— the titular character is a suave raccoon thief, a more neurotic turtle acts as the brains of his outfit, a big friendly hippo acts as the battle-hungry brawn of their trio, and the Sympathetic Inspector Antagonist hot on their trail is a sexy fox-woman (who, granted, is a By-the-Book Cop rather than cunning, but she tries).
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Animal Stereotypes / int_1504092d	comment	Az Erdő KapitÃ¡nya: All around. For example, KapitÃ¡ny the dog and Ede the mouse are heroic policemen, ZÃ©rÃ³ is an evil cat with a snake, toad and magpie as henchmen. There is also a canary opera singer and a parrot professor of linguistics. Subverted by GÃ³liÃ¡t and Dini, a heroic flea and bat and Pimpike, a friendly and gentle wolf.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_1f35a6f0	comment	The Little Tail Bronx series has the Caninu and Felineko races. In Solatorobo: Red the Hunter, Caninu are described as loyal, friendly, good at physical labor, and like eating hard foods. Felineko are described as fiercely independent, quite aggressive, moody, calculating, and agile. One stereotype that only applies in-universe is the Caninu's proficiency for technology, which is contrasted by the Felineko's proficiency for magic. Individual characters are often of specific breeds, and thus sometimes has them follow specific dog or cat stereotypes. One of the more obvious examples of such is Fuga: Melodies of Steel's Berman Empire, a Nazi Germany-esque military state where Doberman Pincers are the dominant population.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_21b21f35	comment	BoJack Horseman is the king of this trope. It's set in a world where every single animal and insect is half human, along with regular humans, and every animal joke you can think of with that setup is there. It's also used for surprisingly rich characterisation colour: BoJack is a horse. He is proud, affectionate, stubborn and capable, but also skittish, submissive, impulsive, and prone to running away from his problems. Running, in particular, is a motif for his character, showing up to indicate freedom or that he's 'running in circles'. Cat Princess Carolyn is smart, predatory and good at solving problems - "Princess Carolyn always lands on her feet!" Dog Mr Peanutbutter is an open-hearted, perpetually optimistic goofball who is full of excitement about the most trivial things, and deeply loyal. He also has no common sense at all. Dolphin Sextina Aquafina summarises her personality - "I'm a dolphin, we have sex for plea-sure".
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Animal Stereotypes / int_22d74b2e	comment	Brian Jacques' Redwall series takes this trope and runs with it, as most animal stereotypes are based on British stereotypes. Hares are all Royal Air Force pilots, brave and resolute, while rabbits are fussy middle-class whiners. Shrews are waterfaring warriors based on Liverpool dockworkers. Moles and their famously semi-comprehensible accents are jovial Somerset types. They are designated Tunnel Kings, or expert diggers. Mice tend to be peaceful creatures, but produced some of the series' greatest heroes. Vermin are almost Always Chaotic Evil. What are vermin? Pretty much every mustelid (ferrets, weasels, stoats, pine martens, and even a wolverine once), foxes, and of course rats. For the most part, they're vicious and cowardly, only attack in hordes, and willing to backstab each other without provocation, with only the occasional leader having real skill in single combat without running (see: wolverine). Very few have a Heelâ€“Face Turn to help the heroes. The only exception to the above are otters, who are always Chaotic Good (even when raised by vermin), and badgers, who are the epitome of heroic warriors (with berserker tendencies). Foxes are always cunning by nature and rely on trickery. They won't hesitate at the opportunity to betray or even kill their own kin if it means reaping the benefits for themselves. Squirrels excel in forest warfare, some living as hermits but ready to defend their homes against vermin. They are also expert climbers. Birds tend to be evil opportunists, ravens and crows in particular. Seabirds appear as madbeasts who can't even talk. Falcons and eagles get the Noble Bird of Prey treatment (and are Scottish). Owls actually subvert their fictional wisdom trait. Toads are monstrous swamp-dwelling cannibals (both among themselves and other creatures). Pike are basically freshwater sharks, posing a threat to both heroes and villains. Cats Are Mean (as in, one was A Nazi by Any Other Name) with the exception of a single character. Reptiles Are Abhorrent is played in full force. All snakes are evil monsters who relish murdering their prey with poison or suffocation.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_2a28da89	comment	The Dawn Chapel features a short story, The Apex Predator, wherein a proud lion is presented with a series of affronts to his dignity, none of which are handled gracefully.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_2bb4ae0f	comment	Sylar from Heroes had an overwhelming cockroach theme around him, likely to signify his ambition to evolve, and, as revealed in season 1 finale, to survive, as seen by the very final shot of the first volume, which showed a trail of blood leading from where his corpse was last seen into the sewer, with a cockroach wriggling his antennae to the camera.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_2bbcacd9	comment	Looney Tunes both uses and inverts the trope for irony's sake. Bugs Bunny is the ultimate in "tricky" rabbits (the most famous Karmic Trickster) and Pepe Le Pew's smells 24/7, while Porky Pig is an uptight neat freak and Sylvester is an uncommonly stupid and ungraceful cat.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_2ce70ac5	comment	Kung Fu Panda: Each of the martial artists, being animals who each practice a style specifically designed after their species. But no-one associates a cute and cuddly species like a Giant Panda with aggression, and yet lead character Po learns to be exactly that. This is emphasized even more by the name the writers chose to give the panda: Po's surname "Ping" means "peace" in Chinese. In addition, while the "slow-as-molasses" turtle stereotype is played laughingly straight in the candle-blowing scene, in flashback Master Oogway hands Tai Lung his family jewels with an amazingly rapid-fire, complex, awe-inspiring pattern of nerve strikes: classic Old Master material. The villagers of the Valley of Peace are dainty little rabbits, ducks, geese and pigs, whereas the guards of Chorh-Gom Prison are brutish, boisterous rhinos (who only get beaten up by Tai Lung to show how powerful he is). The peacocks, wolves and gorillas in Kung Fu Panda 2 are also played straight, with the peacocks being the noble rulers of Gongmen City and the Big Bad being a disgraced prince, while the wolves are savage brutes who show clear pack behavior, and the gorillas are incredibly strong and brutish Giant Mooks. The Soothsayer is a goat with an appetite for non-edible things.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_2d316bc0	comment	Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012): Tiger Claw and Bradford discuss how Xever thought the two of them wouldn't get along, just because Tiger Claw is a cat and Bradford is a dog. Both of them agree that it's ridiculous to hate each other for such a silly reason. Tiger Claw then admits that he wants to eat Xever because he's a fish. Bradford wants to eat Xever too, but only to shut him up.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_302c6598	comment	Sheriff Hayseed contains an interesting inversion of this trope. The titular character, Todd Hayseed, is a fox, and his deputy, Shawn, is a donkey. However, despite the stereotype that foxes are clever and donkeys are stupid, Shawn is easily the smarter of the pair.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_30a5ebfd	comment	Naruto: Naruto is possessed by a what is essentially a kitsune and is played as a trickster early on and has fox like physical traits; subverted when we actually meet the fox himself... He'd sooner rip your face off than play pranks.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_30ac0866	comment	The Bad Guys (2022) deconstructs this trope by showing how anthropomorphic animals would react to living in a world where they are treated by each species' stereotype: The titular gang is comprised of predatory animals that are well aware of and grew up being feared because of these stereotypes (Savage Wolves, Snakes Are Sinister, Spiders Are Scary, Threatening Shark, and Piranha Problem), and not seeing a future where they could be anything else, they became the very monsters society saw them as. Mr. Wolf makes it clear to Diane during their private conversation that even if he and his friends did reform, no one would believe them anyway. Governor Diane Foxington appears to subvert the Foul Fox stereotype at first, and thanks to this is a beloved leader. In truth, she's a former criminal who, just like the Bad Guys, gave in to stereotypes about her species and was the greatest theif in the world before getting sick of perpetuating fox stereotypes. Professor Marmalade appears to reflect stereotypes of guinea pigs being sweet, innocent and adorable. In contrast to the gang being feared criminals, he's a beloved philanthropist. He's not only Evil All Along, he's far more evil than the Bad Guys and takes advantage of the public's stereotypes to get away with his crimes.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_33728d94	comment	Both played straight and subverted in the Dragaera novels, where Dragaerans conform to some of the Animal Stereotypes of their respective Houses: Orca are aggressive and predatory, Yendi (snakes) are sneaky and treacherous, Teckla (mice) are timid and victimized, etc.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_34d050c6	comment	Darkwing Duck: An episode that has Bushroot creating and wanting to marry the vampire potato also has a weasel trucker pick up the heroes and give them some intelligent advice. He looks evil, but was very amiable.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_36c89d24	comment	Hannibal invokes this both through protagonist Will Graham and antagonist Hannibal Lecter. Graham not only rescues several stray dogs, but his dog-like blind loyalty and trust is what causes Jack Crawford to push him too far and allows Lecter to get inside his head and control him for his own ends. Lecter, on the other hand, frequently acts with calculating malice, maintains an air of class and sophistication yet remains extremely proud and reserved; not only does this make him very cat-like, but it's even noted:
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Animal Stereotypes / int_374f9710	comment	Outside Interference has a rabbit named Hollie, who's apparently quite hung up on... what rabbits are famous for.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_38fa34eb	comment	Wonder Woman Vol 1: When Circe is feeling particularly whimsical she has her magic transform her victims turned slaves into creatures based on their "animal within", such as a particularly stubborn man turning into a bull headed man. Maj. Griggs, who is respectful but unquestionably a horndog, ends up turned into a goat-like monster that looks like a satyr.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_396e0331	comment	Classic Disney Shorts: Donald Duck is clumsy, dim but strong willed, and very temperamental. Mickey Mouse has been portrayed as humble and inoffensive, however recently he's been shown to be going back to being mischievous, like he was in his earlier cartoons. Goofy is a very loyal friend, but he's known for not being the brightest. Pete, Mickey's rival, is a cat, and is shown to be arrogant, lazy, and manipulative. The female armadillo that Pluto meets in Pluto and the Armadillo is described by the short's narrator as being a timid creature, and the short's entire plot revolves around the fact that she's able to roll herself up into a ball. In Who Killed Cock Robin? (1935), the judge is a wise yet intimidating owl, the prosecutor is a parrot, the blackbird is a nervous, simple-minded black stereotype, and the cuckoo bird is a Cloud Cuckoolander who resembles Harpo Marx.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_3b34143f	comment	Harry Potter: The Animagus and Patronus forms are generally reflective of the personality of the character. Rita Skeeter, the reporter becomes a bug on the wall, listening into conversations. Sirius who stays loyal, even in Azkaban, is a dog. Peter who betrays a secret with deadly price is a rat. Then there is the "noble, but vain braggart" stereotype is very much played straight with James Potter's Animagus form, a stag. All the houses have associated animals: Gryffindor, the house of the brave has the lion. Hufflepuff, the friendly, loyal and down to earth house has the badger. Slytherins, the house of cunning and slyness has the snake, exemplified in Voldemort who lacks a nose, and can speak the language of the snakes. Ravenclaw, house of the intelligent and wise has the eagle for some reason. Possibly because the raven was much too obvious a choice, or because they want you to ask "But why?"
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Animal Stereotypes / int_3bfac359	comment	The Wind in the Willows plays this trope straight. Every character has a personality connected with its animal: Mole is shy and introverted, Rat is relaxed and cunning, Badger is gruff and solitary, Toad is noisy and outgoing, and the Weasels and Stoats are mischievous and tricksters.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_3f44e3d7	comment	Mostly played straight in Princess Tutu. The main character is a duck disguised as a girl, and she's shown as being clumsy and loud with a hidden grace. Both the Magical Girl she turns into and the Prince she's trying to save are represented by swans, appropriate since both are graceful dancers who are greatly defined by their love for others. Crows and ravens are the main villains, and the Dark Magical Girl is both referred to as a crow and a black swan, referencing Swan Lake and referring to the fact that she herself is a loving person who's been twisted by evil. The trope carries over to most of the cast in some ways, with some exceptions.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_408f1063	comment	Shaun the Sheep: The farm animals have about human-level intelligence, but the sheep are dim and easily led, Bitzer regards his master with appropriately doglike devotion, the pigs are greedy and superior, the cat is evil, etc.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_4522fd1	comment	Whateley Universe: One of the superhero classifications is "Avatar", meaning someone who can absorb a spirit and keep it alive, gaining its powers in exchange. These spirits are often (but not always) animal totems/kami of some kind or another, and animal Avatars tend to take on the behavior characteristics of their spirit(s), sometimes physically as well. Aquerna (Middle English for 'squirrel') has the power of the SQUIRREL! She's curious, persistent, family-oriented, and sees herself as insignificant. At Super Hero School Whateley Academy, she's thought of as one of the school losers. She's still better off than the unnamed girl who has the spirit of the hamster, and has grown fur and cheek pouches too. Mongoose has the spirit of the mongoose, and as a result is playful, adventurous, and always looking for new things. There are lots more examples.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_463cfe3a	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_463cfe3a	comment	Star Fox, as Furries IN SPACE!, naturally has many characters fitting these stereotypes. Fox McCloud is cunning, Andross (a monkey) is the Big Bad (several of his henchmen are monkeys as well), Wolf is the evil rival, and so on.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_4b87fcc2	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_4b87fcc2	comment	Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts: The timbercats live in a town of trees carved into giant cat trees, swing across these trees on giant yarn balls, are easily distracted by small moving objects, and are facing a major crisis because their leader got stuck in a tree while chasing a giant butterfly.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_4c746380	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_4c746380	comment	Inuyasha, from the series of the same name, is half dog-demon. So he exhibits some traits of a dog, like loyalty and, uh, doggedness. He even antagonizes foxes. Shippo, the fox demon is small but clever and brave. The wolf demon Kouga is direct, competitive, and likes running. Sesshoumaru, Inuyasha's pure-blooded brother, shares Inuyasha's dog-like traits of being possessive, territorial, and aggressive, and gradually exhibits the stereotypes of a good dog as well including loyalty and being extremely good with children.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_4d9653ef	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_4d9653ef	comment	Planescape: Characters who spend too much time in the Beastlands tend to develop animalistic traits along these lines — for instance, strong warriors may grow bear or gorilla fur, a wily rogue may grow mouse or rabbit whiskers or snake scales, a wise priest may sprout owl feathers, and a flamboyant bard may grow a peacock's tail.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_4efed37e	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_4efed37e	comment	Robin Hood (1973): Foxes are thought to be smart and astute, as Robin Hood should be. Little John is rough and big but good-hearted, which people generally associate with bears. Lions are associated with power so both King Richard and his brother Prince John are represented by lions. Roosters are associated with singing like the minstrel Alan-a-Dale. Snakes are with sly and sneaky like Sir Hiss, wolves are cruel like the Sheriff of Nottingham, and chickens are associated with care and maternity like Lady Kluck. Early on in the development of the film, it was intended to play with this a little more by making the Sheriff of Nottingham a goat instead of a wolf, but this was rejected because it was didn't look convincingly evil enough.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_4f9064f6	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_4f9064f6	comment	The peacocks, wolves and gorillas in Kung Fu Panda 2 are also played straight, with the peacocks being the noble rulers of Gongmen City and the Big Bad being a disgraced prince, while the wolves are savage brutes who show clear pack behavior, and the gorillas are incredibly strong and brutish Giant Mooks.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_4fb9c0c0	comment	This is invoked all over the place in Beka Cooper. The Provost's Guard are nicknamed "Dogs" as an insult, but take pride in the nickname for the positive aspects—loyal, fierce, able to sniff out crimes and hunt down prey for their master the King. The protagonist, Beka, is nicknamed Terrier, Bloodhound, and Mastiff over the course of her career. Bizarrely, the cover art of at least one addition of Mastiff depicts an animal which is clearly a wolf, which provides very different symbolism.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_50bcf7a6	comment	Homestuck features twelve characters, the trolls, all of which have a theme animal. When the troll is a match for their theme animal, it's usually played straight, as with the eternally angry Karkat, whose theme animal is a crab; but on the other hand, Tavros is a general subversion of his bull, being shy, slow-tempered, and generally harmless, as opposed to bold, easily-angered, and intimidating.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_524e2e3b	comment	Donald Duck is clumsy, dim but strong willed, and very temperamental.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_5bd0554b	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_5bd0554b	comment	Warcraft: The Night Elf druids, who can switch between Elf and animal form, show the stereotypes of their animal form even as elves. The Druids of the Claw, who can turn into bears, seem slow-paced, fond of long naps, but very dangerous when angered. The Druids of the Talon, who can turn into crows, are mysterious, slick and silent. The snake-worshipping Druids of the Fang are, of course, pure evil. White Wolf's tabletop RPG claims that there are good Druids of the Fang, and the ones encountered in-game are a freak incident, but in World of Warcraft, they didn't start calling themselves Druids of the Fang until after they turned evil.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_5c000703	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_5c000703	comment	The female armadillo that Pluto meets in Pluto and the Armadillo is described by the short's narrator as being a timid creature, and the short's entire plot revolves around the fact that she's able to roll herself up into a ball.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_5e1213a8	comment	Neverwhere: Croup and Vandemar are human (or rather, humanoid - what they actually are isn't specified), but Richard finds they give him a very clear impression of "a fox and a wolf", respectively. Croup is short, redhaired, sneaky, and talkative, while Vandemar is hulking, greyhaired, menacing, ostentatiously carnivorous, and can produce a very wolf-like howl. Similarly, Hunter is frequently compared to a lioness (sleek, tawny, and deadly).
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Animal Stereotypes / int_61138f78	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_61138f78	comment	Get Muggsy! plays raccoon, opossum and beaver straight, but averts most of the spider stereotypes.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_629cd094	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_629cd094	comment	Morrigan from Dragon Age: Origins, she is a shapeshifter and her default form is a spider. And this suits her haughty, snarky, bitter and undeniably dangerous personality very well. Subverted when she shows her Tsundere personality.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_65b2728d	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_65b2728d	comment	In The Elm-Chanted Forest Buddy Bear is lazy and fun-loving but fierce if he needs to be, Fifi Fox is very seductive, and J. Edgar Beaver is wise and hardworking.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_6ac55ec7	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_6ac55ec7	comment	Dungeons & Dragons: The spells which boost an ability score are all named after an animal: Bull's Strength (Strength), Cat's Grace (Dexterity), Bear's Endurance (Constitution), Fox's Cunning (Intelligence), Owl's Wisdom (Wisdom) and Eagle's Splendor (Charisma). Becoming a lycanthrope changes the victim's Character Alignment to match the way their animal form is commonly perceived (actual animals are always True Neutral): werewolves and wererats become Chaotic Evil, werebears become Lawful Good, and wereboars and weretigers become True Neutral. It's mentioned that "sinister animals" like wolves and snakes tend to produce evil lycanthropes, while "noble animals" like eagles and lions tend towards good. However, the Forgotten Realms setting also has the Lythari, a separate lineage of elf werewolves who reproduce through voluntary rituals and are Chaotic Good like most elves. Forgotten Realms: Drizzt Do'Urden has Guenwyvar, his magic panther. Both are stealthy, graceful, and noble but deadly. They're also both black — Drizzt has a drow's coal-black skin, Guenwyvar is specifically a black panther. Planescape: Characters who spend too much time in the Beastlands tend to develop animalistic traits along these lines — for instance, strong warriors may grow bear or gorilla fur, a wily rogue may grow mouse or rabbit whiskers or snake scales, a wise priest may sprout owl feathers, and a flamboyant bard may grow a peacock's tail. Ravenloft: Lampshaded in the Wildlands domain. It's Africa populated with Talking Animals, and the description notes that the different animals' personalities match the human stereotypes associated with them.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_727bb60d	comment	Chen is a curious, cute Cat Girl.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_76e7de99	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_76e7de99	comment	Forgotten Realms: Drizzt Do'Urden has Guenwyvar, his magic panther. Both are stealthy, graceful, and noble but deadly. They're also both black — Drizzt has a drow's coal-black skin, Guenwyvar is specifically a black panther.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_79ab0b3c	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_79ab0b3c	comment	Tortall Universe In the Song of the Lioness, Alanna eventually starts to be called The Lioness. She is brave, powerful, and prideful - and the King chooses her as his Champion. Given the male lion/royalty association and the whole thing where lionesses do most of the hunting, it's an interesting bit of symbolism. This is invoked all over the place in Beka Cooper. The Provost's Guard are nicknamed "Dogs" as an insult, but take pride in the nickname for the positive aspects—loyal, fierce, able to sniff out crimes and hunt down prey for their master the King. The protagonist, Beka, is nicknamed Terrier, Bloodhound, and Mastiff over the course of her career. Bizarrely, the cover art of at least one addition of Mastiff depicts an animal which is clearly a wolf, which provides very different symbolism.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_7c48915b	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_7c48915b	comment	Gunnerkrigg Court: Kat draws cats on a few of her machines. Antimony carries a wolf doll at almost all times. Reynardine is a fox demon who seems to be undergoing a Heelâ€“Face Turn since possessing said wolf doll. Ysengrin, on the other hand, fits the evil wolf stereotype, with the twist that he's less a wolf than he used to be. Coyote is Coyote. Later on Ysegrin has been shown to be sagely and wise. He just doesn't like humans at all. He's simply pretending to be a dumb brute. Kat also has enough of a connection to pigeons that during one chapter Zimmy sees one on her head spouting out all her thoughts.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_7fbd6753	comment	Thunder Cats 2011: This is frequently Played With with Third Earth's many varieties of Beast Man, with accompanying Intelligent Gerbil characterization. Cats can be mean, magic or superior, Lions are the King of Beasts, Lizards are abhorrent and so on. Elephants, while very wise, notably subvert the classic trope that Elephants Never Forget by collectively having incredibly poor memories, for which they are apparently infamous.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_82439e64	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_82439e64	comment	Angela from The Office is fussy, small and prudent. So fittingly, she has a bunch of pet cats, and dresses up as one for Halloween.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_84823809	comment	Some of the characters from Kaeloo. Mr. Cat is Smileyland's resident jerk, Stumpy the squirrel is hyperactive and rather stupid, Kaeloo the frog is cheerful and smotheringly "friendly", albeit somewhat weird and Eugly the rabbit is a very nice person. Subverted with Quack-Quack the duck, Pretty the rabbit, Olaf the penguin and Bad Kaeloo the toad as Quack-Quack is a talented genius who is also a Nice Guy, Pretty is an Alpha Bitch who is far from sweet, Olaf is not exactly "cheerful" and Bad Kaeloo is a monstrous she-toad with little obvious intelligence and a horrific mean streak.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_85f5620b	comment	Most of the characters on Lyra's world in His Dark Materials are this to some extent, what with having their soul (daemon) appear in the shape of an animal at all times. This is most prevalent with Mrs. Coulter, who snarls and fights like her Golden Monkey, and Lord Asriel, who has a quiet intensity like his snow leopard, Stelmaria.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_8dba7131	comment	In the Song of the Lioness, Alanna eventually starts to be called The Lioness. She is brave, powerful, and prideful - and the King chooses her as his Champion. Given the male lion/royalty association and the whole thing where lionesses do most of the hunting, it's an interesting bit of symbolism.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_8f8df73b	comment	The Lion King: The lions rule the Pride Lands as a monarchy, even being accepted as the leaders by the animals they prey upon. The "lion as noble king of the animals" stereotype is found in too many cultures and Fairy Tales to list all of them, some African cultures and Western cultures for example. Hyenas are all portrayed as stupid and evil, also in too many cultures to list, (this is ironic, because in real life hyenas are comparable to apes in intelligence). The Lion Guard still uses hyenas as the main antagonists, but establishes that most hyenas are good.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_903bcf3e	comment	World Tree (RPG): Most species play fairly directly into their associated animals' stereotypes — the dogfolk are social, loyal, community-minded and obsessed with pedigree, the otterfolk are playful, fun-loving and fond of water, the bearfolk are gruff and fierce but honorable, the talking panthers are cunning, amoral and fond of hunting, and so on. This holds among the non-primes as well, with savage hyena-centaurs, hyperactive ferret people and the like.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_917bb2cb	comment	Elinor Wonders Why: Played straight in many cases, averted in others. For example, Mr. Cat does indeed hate getting wet, but Elinor (her dad as well) is an only child (meaning her parents have not "multiplied like rabbits").
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Animal Stereotypes / int_927f559c	comment	There is a spell some magic users in Roommates know, that animates the target's shadow in the shape of an animal that fits his/her darker nature. The main cast got: owl (the Monster Roommate, Jareth), wolf (Inspector Javert), panther (the Trap Master Mad Artist, Erik) and eagle (the Token Good Teammate, James). The most interesting and to date unexplained is Jareth's father who has human for some reason.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_98b9912e	comment	Goofy is a very loyal friend, but he's known for not being the brightest.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_9cb9b7e9	comment	Dog Soldiers in Black Dogs are exceptionally loyal and trustworthy, while the anthropomorphic giant ground sloth is slow and patient and the weasel/ferret character is bloodthirsty and cunning.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_9e2f90f4	comment	One Piece: There's "Cat Burglar Nami" — which is everyone who knows Nami comparing her to a cat that's ultimately kind when it suits her but mostly selfish. This is played up a lot at first and then dropped as the story goes on. The Mink Tribe being a tribe of Funny Animals, they naturally have a lot of classic animal behaviours. Canine Minks like Wanda and Dogstorm love licking people they like and chewing on bones (Much to Brook's dismay), Carrot the rabbit Mink often nibbles on people and loves her namesake, Rody the bull Mink is distracted by a piece of fluttery cloth, etc.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_a6543322	comment	Touhou Project games, with their abundance of Youkai, hit a few. Shou in UFO is a tiger youkai, and a perfect Tiger archetype: very proud, a natural leader, and very powerful. Shou's subordinate Nazrin is a mouse youkai, and fits the more gentle rodent type: a tiny, tiny, clever commander, cute, trustworthy, and good at finding treasure. Utsuho, the Final Boss of Subterranean Animism, is a raven, but while menacing and dangerous thanks to her new powers, she's not particularly clever. Rin, a cat youkai (kasha), doesn't really fit the cat archetype. She follows the player through three stages, but she's not malicious so much as she is just doing her job (thereby avoiding the lazy and self-centered archetypes). Yamame is a spider youkai (tsuchigumo)... and is pretty much the opposite of the spider archetype. She's a generous, fun-loving socialite who refuses to use her plague-inducing powers on others. The goddess Kanako, the Final Boss of Mountain of Faith, uses snakes as her symbol, but again, she's not so much malicious as she is Chaotic Neutral and secretive about her activities. She uses the wisdom and rebirth associations of the snake as much as she does the predatory aspect. The crow tengu Aya (Phantasmagoria of Flower View, Shoot the Bullet, Mountain of Faith, and Double Spoiler) and her rival Hatate (Double Spoiler) are often portrayed to be clever, but not particularly menacing (unless it involves blackmail). The wolf tengu Momiji (Mountain of Faith, Double Spoiler) was originally portrayed by fandom as a puppy-dog archetype, but her appearances in Double Spoiler paint her more as a lone wolf. Reisen in Imperishable Night is a Moon Rabbit, but probably fits the hare archetype best: her escape from the moon war (flight), her alliance with the exiled Lunarians at Eientei (cleverness), and her insanity-inducing gaze (mystery). Tewi, a normal rabbit youkai, is cute, lucky, and a Bugs Bunny-esque trickster, perfectly fitting a more normal rabbit archetype. Mystia, a sparrow youkai, is cute, upbeat, prone to bragging about skills she doesn't have, and clever, matching the sparrow stereotype. Ran in Perfect Cherry Blossom isn't canonly shown to fulfill any of the fox stereotypes, though this can be explained by her servitude to Yukari. Fanonly, she has a streaking habit, which can be sexy and a sign of confidence. Chen is a curious, cute Cat Girl. Fanonly, Sakuya Izayoi from Embodiment of Scarlet Devil is associated with dogs due to her loyalty and ferocity. Unusual here in that Sakuya is a human. Kana Anaberal from the PC-98 exclusive Phantasmagoria of Dim.Dream is a Cute Ghost Girl with a faint bird motif, and is tragic, fitting the "bird with broken wings" aspect. Genji the turtle, Reimu's trusty steed in the PC-98 games, is old, wise, and a tad snarky. He's also flight-capable.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_a796bde8	comment	Metal Gear Solid is more subtle, but deserves note for using snakes as a symbol of rebirth (think ouroboros) rather than evil.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_a7fedddd	comment	Aurora (2019): Falst, a partly-feline human, is surly and abrasive, but he's loyal to a fault and hates being lonely, much like a typical housecat.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_a9cb14fc	comment	Ravenloft: Lampshaded in the Wildlands domain. It's Africa populated with Talking Animals, and the description notes that the different animals' personalities match the human stereotypes associated with them.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_ab3f3963	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_ab3f3963	comment	1986 French animated series Moi Renart, as the name indicates, takes the general myth of "Tale of the Fox" and turn it in an animated show with anthropomorphic animals (basically humans bodies with animal heads) living in a mundane modern environment and situations, long before BoJack Horseman.
Animal Stereotypes / int_ab3f3963	featureApplicability	1.0
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Moi Renart	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_ab3f3963
Animal Stereotypes / int_ac7fd385	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_ac7fd385	comment	Hatoful Boyfriend: The three white fantails, a fancy breed, in the game are all stuck-up and narcissistic to varying degrees - Sakuya is a racist aristocrat, Yuuya is an overconfident Tuxedo and Martini spy and Oko San acts like a slightly spoiled pet bird who hits you if he doesn't like what you're saying. The feral pigeon, Ryouta, has to take what he can get in terms of jobs, is sickly and comes from a rough background, but does okay due to his opportunistic and go-getting nature. The mourning dove, Nageki, is depressed, lonely and a ghost. Anghel the Luzon bleeding-heart, a bird appearing to have a huge wound on its chest surrounded by legends of being marked by Jesus's blood, is a melodramatic Large Ham with a massive love of religious Faux Symbolism. The Chukar Partridge, Shuu, is a creepy doctor, since the bird has red-rimmed eyes that look like glasses and a call that (after the 'chu-KAR' which gave it its name) sounds like a creepy 'ho ho ho' chuckle. Also, in Punjabi legend, the Chukar is a symbol of eternal, unrequited love due to belief that it constantly gazes at the Moon. Shuu's motivation in the BBL route is his unrequited love for the rock dove, Ryuuji, which leads him to planning to make humans extinct.
Animal Stereotypes / int_ac7fd385	featureApplicability	1.0
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Hatoful Boyfriend (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_ac7fd385
Animal Stereotypes / int_aca63a91	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_aca63a91	comment	In Who Killed Cock Robin? (1935), the judge is a wise yet intimidating owl, the prosecutor is a parrot, the blackbird is a nervous, simple-minded black stereotype, and the cuckoo bird is a Cloud Cuckoolander who resembles Harpo Marx.
Animal Stereotypes / int_aca63a91	featureApplicability	1.0
Animal Stereotypes / int_aca63a91	featureConfidence	1.0
Who Killed Cock Robin? (1935)	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_aca63a91
Animal Stereotypes / int_b2314993	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_b2314993	comment	In Blacksad all of the characters are anthropomorphic animals whose roles and personalities are mostly reflected on their animal traits (ex: nearly all the policemen are canid).
Animal Stereotypes / int_b2314993	featureApplicability	1.0
Animal Stereotypes / int_b2314993	featureConfidence	1.0
Blacksad (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_b2314993
Animal Stereotypes / int_b30ae4db	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_b30ae4db	comment	As mentioned in the Literature section, the noble families in Game of Thrones trully represent the animal of their houses; Starks have a direwolf, wolves have a pack mentality and live in the wild under very harsh conditions, the Starks are deeply loyal to their family and live in one of the most inhospitable parts of Westeros. Lannisters have a lion, lions are generally associated with intelligence and predatory skills as with power and ambition, characteristics that very well describe the Lannisters. Targaryen have a dragon, Eastern Dragons represent fertility, sexuality and regeneration, things that can be easily associated with the Targaryens, especially Daenerys, whilst Western Dragons are associated with greed and chaos, also something that can be link to the Targaryens, especially those in Westeros like the Mad King.
Animal Stereotypes / int_b30ae4db	featureApplicability	1.0
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Game of Thrones	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_b30ae4db
Animal Stereotypes / int_c4e9669d	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_c4e9669d	comment	Skunk Fu! subverts Rabbit, Tiger, and Mantis, while Skunk, Fox, the Monkeys, and Turtle are played straight.
Animal Stereotypes / int_c4e9669d	featureApplicability	1.0
Animal Stereotypes / int_c4e9669d	featureConfidence	1.0
Skunk Fu!	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_c4e9669d
Animal Stereotypes / int_c773cdea	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_c773cdea	comment	Ancient British and Medieval Welsh saw night birds like the owls as symbols of evil. The unfaithful Blodeuedd is transformed into an owl for arranging the murder of her husband, Lleu Llaw; the wronged Lleu turns into an eagle when stabbed and flies away. Songbirds meanwhile represent good and the Otherworld - a starling carries Branwen's cry for help to Wales, and later the enchanted Birds of Rhiannon sing to the surviving rescuers to help them forget that they failed. Although the raven, in all Celtic myth, is the personification of the Dark Goddess of war, death, insanity and nightmare. In Irish mythology, she is the Morrigan, triple goddess of death, war and dark dream. As a Raven, she perched over the stone pillar where the hero Cuchullain fought his last battle and died. Cuckoos were a bad omen, associated with grief and loss because their mournful "coo, coo" sounds like "Cw, cw?", Old Welsh for "Where, where?"
Animal Stereotypes / int_c773cdea	featureApplicability	1.0
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Mabinogion	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_c773cdea
Animal Stereotypes / int_cf69b21e	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_cf69b21e	comment	Beast Wars: It's both averted and utilized, depending on the character. Some, like Rattrap, Cheetor, Silverbolt (wolf/eagle hybrid), Inferno, Tarantulas and Blackarachnia fit their animal's stereotypes exactly. Others, like Tigatron, Rhinox and Optimus (a gorilla) don't have the kind of personalities their animal implies. For instance, Tigatron (a tiger) is a pacifist, Rhinox (a rhino) is the smartest and calmest member of the Maximals and Optimus (a gorilla) is the most serious member.
Animal Stereotypes / int_cf69b21e	featureApplicability	-1.0
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Beast Wars	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_cf69b21e
Animal Stereotypes / int_cfa0e9c1	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_cfa0e9c1	comment	â€žKÃ©rem a kÃ¶vetkezőt!â€�: Almost all major and minor characters either play straight or subvert these. BubÃ³ is The Owl-Knowing One, Ursula is Beary Funny, TeknÅ‘c ErnÅ‘ is extremely slow; the Hippo is a Big Eater, the gorillas are Dumb Muscles, the magpies have Sticky Fingers, etc.
Animal Stereotypes / int_cfa0e9c1	featureApplicability	1.0
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Animal Stereotypes / int_d113d32	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_d113d32	comment	It's a Big Big World does a variation on the "slow sloth" stereotype with Snook. Instead of a Lazy Bum, he's an easygoing, laid-back, almost hippie or sufer dude-ish Nice Guy.
Animal Stereotypes / int_d113d32	featureApplicability	1.0
Animal Stereotypes / int_d113d32	featureConfidence	1.0
It's a Big Big World	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_d113d32
Animal Stereotypes / int_d2826455	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_d2826455	comment	Potionomics has Luna, a moth-human woman that's addicted to her phone and loves the bustle of the city...or in other words, a bug attracted to bright lights.
Animal Stereotypes / int_d2826455	featureApplicability	1.0
Animal Stereotypes / int_d2826455	featureConfidence	1.0
Potionomics (Video Game)	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_d2826455
Animal Stereotypes / int_d4d8ce5f	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_d4d8ce5f	comment	Deadlands: Magical Native Americans come with their Guardian Spirits. The personalities of these spirits are described in terms of actual Native American/First Nations Animal Stereotypes, and if the canon shamans are any indication, the spirits are drawn to humans who have personalities similar to their own, making for easy Animal Motifs in Player Characters.
Animal Stereotypes / int_d4d8ce5f	featureApplicability	1.0
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Animal Stereotypes / int_d69208d2	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_d69208d2	comment	Codename: Kids Next Door featured an episode where all the kids were turned into animals. Japanese Numbuh 3 turns into a crane, fat Numbuh 2 into a hippopotamus, and Australian Numbuh 4 into a koala. The highlight, however, is the bossy and belligerent Numbuh 86 turning into an Irish Setter. A female Irish Setter.
Animal Stereotypes / int_d69208d2	featureApplicability	1.0
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Animal Stereotypes / int_d9e1a051	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_d9e1a051	comment	The cursed Souma family in Fruits Basket - in this case each of the Soumas' personalities follow the character traits specific to their Zodiac sign, e.g. Yuki the Rat is an intelligent leader, Rin the Horse is fiercely independent, etc.
Animal Stereotypes / int_d9e1a051	featureApplicability	1.0
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Fruits Basket (Manga)	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_d9e1a051
Animal Stereotypes / int_dbaabb61	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_dbaabb61	comment	Mickey Mouse has been portrayed as humble and inoffensive, however recently he's been shown to be going back to being mischievous, like he was in his earlier cartoons.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_dbaabb61	featureConfidence	1.0
Mickey Mouse	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_dbaabb61
Animal Stereotypes / int_dea37b6c	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_dea37b6c	comment	Ironclaw: As the players are anthropomorphic animals, there is a long list of stereotypes for each species. Some of these are unique to the setting, such as gray foxes being inbred aristocrats.
Animal Stereotypes / int_dea37b6c	featureApplicability	1.0
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Ironclaw (Tabletop Game)	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_dea37b6c
Animal Stereotypes / int_e293455a	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_e293455a	comment	Buffy the Vampire Slayer has witch Amy turn herself into a rat and remain that way for about three years. When she becomes human again in Season 6, she has a craving for cheese. In Season 8, which takes place a few years later, she still has a constant craving for cheese.
Animal Stereotypes / int_e293455a	featureApplicability	1.0
Animal Stereotypes / int_e293455a	featureConfidence	1.0
Buffy the Vampire Slayer	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_e293455a
Animal Stereotypes / int_e4eb306f	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_e4eb306f	comment	Madagascar subverts several of these tropes. Alex the Lion is hardly brave or powerful (proud on the other hand...) Marty, the Zebra is the farthest thing from elegant, noble, and hard-working (although he is really stereotypically black). Gloria is far from a lazy, slobby hippo. The Penguins are the farthest thing you'll ever get from clumsy. And they don't even like cold weather. In the TV show, the elephant comes across as rather dense, the gorillas are somewhat thuggish, and Phil and Mason (chimps) are rather reserved and dignified.
Animal Stereotypes / int_e4eb306f	featureApplicability	1.0
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Animal Stereotypes / int_e67a7d6c	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_e67a7d6c	comment	Kotaro Inugami of Negima! Magister Negi Magi swears he's a lone wolf, cold and proud with no need for others (namely, girls), but his friend Negi more closely associates him with a Dog (it is his demon species after all...) And as wolves are very social pack hunters, a lone wolf is often hungry and also lonely. The "lone wolf" idiom is actually quite clever.
Animal Stereotypes / int_e67a7d6c	featureApplicability	1.0
Animal Stereotypes / int_e67a7d6c	featureConfidence	1.0
Negima! Magister Negi Magi (Manga)	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_e67a7d6c
Animal Stereotypes / int_e8a1b4e9	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_e8a1b4e9	comment	Hip-Hip and Hurra has plenty of jokes based upon stereotypes of various animals. Some are however averted.
Animal Stereotypes / int_e8a1b4e9	featureApplicability	-1.0
Animal Stereotypes / int_e8a1b4e9	featureConfidence	1.0
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Animal Stereotypes / int_ec2af712	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_ec2af712	comment	Pete, Mickey's rival, is a cat, and is shown to be arrogant, lazy, and manipulative.
Animal Stereotypes / int_ec2af712	featureApplicability	1.0
Animal Stereotypes / int_ec2af712	featureConfidence	1.0
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Animal Stereotypes / int_f3e1f424	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_f3e1f424	comment	Snakes on Merlin were always evil. An early villain had a shield with three magical snakes on it, and after Morgana's Faceâ€“Heel Turn she often wore a snake necklace, used a small snake for torturing purposes, and had a small hydra-like creature that she used in brainwashing spells. There was also Lamia, a snake-like Vamp.
Animal Stereotypes / int_f3e1f424	featureApplicability	1.0
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Merlin (2008)	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_f3e1f424
Animal Stereotypes / int_fb27829b	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_fb27829b	comment	Fantastic Mr. Fox have most of the stereotypes associated with the animals: Fox is clever and cunning, Mole is shy, Badger is aggressive (as a lawyer should be), Weasel is sneaky, to name a few.
Animal Stereotypes / int_fb27829b	featureApplicability	1.0
Animal Stereotypes / int_fb27829b	featureConfidence	1.0
Fantastic Mr. Fox	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_fb27829b
Animal Stereotypes / int_fd191ee0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_fd191ee0	comment	Charlotte's Web showcases how the deceptive female spider's archetype can use her guile for good: manipulating humans with "miraculous" spider webs to spare the life of Some Pig.
Animal Stereotypes / int_fd191ee0	featureApplicability	1.0
Animal Stereotypes / int_fd191ee0	featureConfidence	1.0
Charlotte's Web	hasFeature	Animal Stereotypes / int_fd191ee0
Animal Stereotypes / int_fff2d31b	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animal Stereotypes / int_fff2d31b	comment	In Grendel, vampires are each capable of shape-shifting into a specific animal that reflects their personality. For example, the sneaky, sadistic, cultured Tujiro turns into a white Persian cat, while the ruthless and savage, but courageous and sociable Pellon Cross turns into a wolf.
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Animal Stereotypes / int_fff2d31b	featureConfidence	1.0
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Animal Stereotypes	processingCategory2	Animal Tropes
Animal Stereotypes	processingCategory2	Animation Tropes
Animal Stereotypes	processingCategory2	Comic Book Tropes
Animal Stereotypes	processingCategory2	Older Than Dirt
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„Kérem a következőt!” (Animation) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Tinga Tinga Tales (Animation) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Aggressive Retsuko / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Aggretsuko / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
BNA: Brand New Animal / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Doraemon: Nobita and the Winged Brave / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Doraemon: Nobita and the Winged Braves / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
My-HiME / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Odd Taxi / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Yume no Crayon Oukoku / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Albedo: Erma Felna EDF (Comic Book) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Beasts of Burden (Comic Book) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Blacksad (Comic Book) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Brute Force (Comic Book) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Brute Force (Marvel Comics) (Comic Book) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Grandville (Comic Book) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Kamandi (Comic Book) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Mouse Guard (Comic Book) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Shaman's Tears (Comic Book) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Autumnlands: Tooth & Claw (Comic Book) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Sword Of Ardenois (Comic Book) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Tom Poes (Comic Book) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Pearls Before Swine (Comic Strip) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Bokura Wa Gaia Pretty Cure / Fan Fic / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
3 Slytherin Marauders / Fan Fic / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Woof Woof Power / Fan Fic	seeAlso	Animal Stereotypes
Born to Be Wilde (Fanfic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Dekugate (Fanfic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Fantastic Foxes of Zootopia (Fanfic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Flashback (MHA) (Fanfic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Fox in the Bunnyhouse (Fanfic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Roommates: Memoirs of the Hairless Ape (Fanfic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
sunflower (Naruto) (Fanfic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Unexpected Encounters (Fanfic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
When Instinct Falls (Fanfic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Bedknobs and Broomsticks / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Doctor Dolittle / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Dr. Dolittle / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Ladyhawke / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Mirror Mirror (2012) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Mowgli / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Zebraman / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Ace Attorney (Franchise) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
All Yesterdays / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Black Beauty / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Black Dogs / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Deptford Mice / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Dust City / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
His Dark Materials / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Metamor Keep / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Neverwhere / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Redwall	seeAlso	Animal Stereotypes
Redwall / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Reynard the Fox / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Space Beasts / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Spellsinger / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Sweet Pickles / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Adventures of Jean-Luc and Joey / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Butterfly Ball and the Grasshopper's Feast / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Fantastic Flying Journey / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Icelandic Sagas / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Immortals / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Jungle Book / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Numair Chronicles / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Story of Doctor Dolittle / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Tale of Mr Tod / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Winnie the Pooh / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
AnimalMagic	seeAlso	Animal Stereotypes
AnimalsLikeDying	seeAlso	Animal Stereotypes
BigBadassWolf	seeAlso	Animal Stereotypes
UnstableFables	seeAlso	Animal Stereotypes
Beastars (Manga) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Monkey High! (Manga) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Shirokuma Cafe (Manga) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Tokyo Mew Mew (Manga) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Wolf Guy - Wolfen Crest (Manga) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Songs of the Humpback Whale (Music) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Studio Tan (Music)	seeAlso	Animal Stereotypes
Lost or Stolen or Strayed (Roleplay) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
His Dark Materials / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
It's a Big Big World / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Muppets (2015) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Vacanta Mare / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Vintergatan / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Wild at Heart / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Zoobilee Zoo / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Ironclaw (Tabletop Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Strange (Tabletop Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
World Tree (RPG) (Tabletop Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Swan Lake (Theatre) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Arknights (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Armello (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Brutal: Paws of Fury (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Bubsy (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Buck Saturday Morning Cartoon Apocalypse (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Bugdom (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Fur Fighters (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Hebereke (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Life Is Strange (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Ni no Kuni (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Over the Hedge (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Pixeline (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Rhythm Heaven (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Sine Mora (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Solatorobo: Red the Hunter (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Spiritfarer (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Super Epic The Entertainment War (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Wax Works (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Waxworks (1992) (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Hatoful Boyfriend (Visual Novel) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Koihime†Musou (Visual Novel) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Knights Of All Realms (Web Animation) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Mi Perro Chocolo (Web Animation) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Queer Duck (Web Animation) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Sheriff Hayseed (Web Animation) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Rat Movie: Mystery of the Mayan Treasure (Web Video) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Redwall The Abridged Series (Web Video) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Better Days (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Beyond the Western Deep (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Boomer Express (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Carry On (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Caves and Critters (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Deer Me (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Foxy Flavored Cookie (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Las Lindas (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Last Res0rt (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Marco & Marty (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
My Little Python (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Not a Villain (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Scurry (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
StupidFox (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Croaking (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Cyantian Chronicles (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Pride of Life (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Renegade (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Tiger Queen (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Whiteboard (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Transmission (Webcomic) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Alfred J. Kwak / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Alice Comedies / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Animalympics / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Barbie in the Pink Shoes / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Daffy the Commando / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Dogtanian and the Three Muskehounds / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Donald Duck / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Elinor Wonders Why / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Fritz the Cat / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
George of the Jungle (2007) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Hip-Hip and Hurra / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Legend of the Dragon / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Legends of Chima / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
LennyAndSid	seeAlso	Animal Stereotypes
Let's Go Luna! / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Life's a Zoo / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Lippy the Lion and Hardy Har Har / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Littlest Pet Shop: A World of Our Own / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Moi Renart / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Oscar's Orchestra / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Over the Hedge / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Pluto and the Armadillo / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Rango / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Rio / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Robin Hood (1973) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Shaun the Sheep / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Sherlock Yack / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Sing / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Sly Fox And Birdie / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Street Sharks / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Animals of Farthing Wood / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Bad Guys / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Bad Guys (2022) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
This World Can't Tear Me Down / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Timmy Time / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Tiny Toon Adventures / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Tom Sawyer (2000) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Viva PiÃ±ata / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Who Killed Cock Robin? (1935) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Zootopia / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Woof Woof Power / Fan Fic / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Bible / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Trinton Chronicles / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
Solatorobo (Video Game) / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes
The Reconstruction / Videogame / int_61d054a0	type	Animal Stereotypes

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