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If you're wondering about "what if a group of things are shown as humans, what would they do", look no further than this trope. This is Older Than Dirt, as people since the beginning of time tended to assign personality and (usually humanoid) form to the phenomena of the world, usually because humans understood them better that way: this is the basis for many mythologies. Similarly, works with this trope are made because of the potential human perspective of the things that are personified, or at least the chance to see what they would say or how they would interact with the world. Usually, the work will treat the personified characters like the things they originally were, only with them being able to talk to each other and act like humans. Sometimes, however, they might lampshade their "humanity" as something alien to them; among other things, they may question why or how they became humans (or why they got sapience or sentience to begin with), or lament about how lame humanity is, or how good being "humans" may be, etc. They may also sometimes get an equivalent of Furry Reminder in that they hang a lampshade over what they originally are. How they actually become personified is usually not addressed; however, some works may either show them turning into humans, or have them question how they become humans in the first place, if not actively seeking answers for it. Sub-Trope of Anthropomorphic Personification and Moe Anthropomorphism. Compare Cute Monster Girl, which is when monsters or other inhuman beings resemble attractive human girls, One Person, One Power, which is often a subtler version of this trope, Nations as People, which is about the personifications of countries appearing in a work regardless of whether the cast is mostly personifications or not, Animate Inanimate Object, where inanimate objects are given life but not human form, and World of Funny Animals, where the work takes place in a world where everyone is an animal with some amount of human traits. Those tropes and this one can overlap, though this trope is more about non-human objects and concepts being depicted as humans. |
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Personifications is a roleplay about the personifications of the Seven Heavenly Virtues and the Seven Deadly Sins interacting with each other. While they are mostly immortal, they can be killed and a new entity personifying that thing will come into existence. Personifications of things other than virtues and sins also exist in that universe, such as Money and Love. | |
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Most of the creatures from Awful Hospital are "conceptoids," who are an embodiment of, well, a concept. Chip, for example, is a Soul-Sucking Retail Job represented by a nervous young man wearing a Starbucks uniform, with a cup of coffee for a head. Another one embodies infestation itself, manifesting as a Cute Witch and a sapient colony of maggots at different points in the story. | |
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Jreg: Jreg's videos usually deal with personifications of different political ideologies from all across the political spectrum. The Centricide series has the four extremes of the political compass put aside their differences to fight off a group of centrist ideologies. As their leader Jreg regards them as an example of the Golden Mean Fallacy and getting in the way of progress. After Centricide was completed, Jreg began a new series called The Mental Illnesses about a cast of personified mental illnesses. |
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Osmosis Jones depicts the human body as a city and the various cells as its citizens. White blood cells, like the title character, are cops, while germs and viruses are criminals. | |
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Umineko: When They Cry: It becomes increasingly apparent that the entirety of fantasy cast are either Tulpa or delusions, depending on the reader. Witches and demons work as personifications of what people think about a certain person, theory, or object, with clear parallels of familiars protecting specific clues to the murder mystery or to the Myth Arc. | |
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The five main characters of Inside Out are the personifications of the emotions of a little girl named Riley. Other human characters (and even a cat and a dog) are shown to have the same emotion characters operating inside their heads. Other, minor characters in the movie are personifications of other things in your mind, such as fears, dreams, memory, and more. | |
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Grej, like Jreg below, have a cast who personify political ideologies. Rather than the main characters being extremist ideologies, they are so extreme they can't be put on a political compass. Their enemies are the Realists, who personify different realist ideas. | |
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Deities is about the personifications of Death, Fate, Time, Love, Chaos, Law/Order, Nature and God and how they interact with the world around them. | |
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Afganisu-tan explains the history of the relationships between the nations of Central Asia by personifying them as cute little girls. The contrast between the playful antics of the characters and the somber explanations of what historical event it represents is striking. | |
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Scandinavia and the World is a comedy that centers around the personifications of the Scandinavian countries interacting with each other, with less frequent appearances from other countries. | |
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Flight High School features military aircraft as high school students. The students share design motifs of the aircraft they were based on. | |
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Miracle Train stars six young men who are the personifications of stations of Japan's Oedo train line. | |
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Sins has anthropomorphic personifications of the Seven Deadly Sins as its protagonists, with personifications of the Seven Heavenly Virtues, the Tarot, vices, fates, etc. as supporting characters. | |
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The cast of AstroLOLogy consists of the animals of the Western Zodiac, in humanoid forms, with personalities that supposedly fit those of the people who are born under their respective constellations (so, for example, Leo is prideful while Pisces has a creative flair). | |
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Virgo Versus the Zodiac: Many of the characters are personifications of the Western Zodiac constellations and their stars. The Zodiacs are also said to be the children of the personifications of the planets, the sun, and the moon; for example, Virgo and her sister Gemini are both children of Mercury. The Mutable Ending reveals that these are all people's memories of those things given forms. | |
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KanColle is a game where you as an Admiral gather and organize "fleet girls" (kanmusu), warships that take form of girls, in a war against horrors of the sea, called the "Abyssal Fleet". Specifically, the fleet girls personify ships that took part in World War II, and bring with them the characteristics and history of each ship in question. At first the ships are taken from the Imperial Japanese Navy, but later updates give us ships from Germany and Italy, and even later ones give us ships from the Allies' side as well. | |
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Stellarscape: The cast prominently features anthropomorphized versions of stars, with the protagonist being the brightest star in the Orion constellation, Rigel. The Character Blog also confirms that side characters included anthropomorphized planets, but they never featured in the comic. | |
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Touken Ranbu has you as a time-traveling sage gathering various Japanese swords and give them life and human forms - as pretty boys, that is. Specifically, they're the swords used by various historical Japanese figures, such as Okita Souji or Oda Nobunaga, and brings with them characteristics and history of each swords in question (along with their former owners). Unlike KanColle (both this and that game are made by DMM), this game explains how they came to be. | |
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Food Fantasy is a mobile game in which you summon personified food called Food Souls to battle Fallen Angels and manage restaurants. The Food Souls are said to be spirits that inhabited the food, and have very human-like appearances. Foods from around the world are personified. | |
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The cast of the Neptunia series consists of personifications of game consoles, video game companies and video game franchises. Villains also often personify some game-related concept, such as digital piracy. This isn't present for all sides of the console wars, however: the PC Continent has none due to there being so solid console for PC gaming (the closest they've got to one is the anime universe's Setag, and the one that would have held that distinction died some time ago), although mobile gaming is personified as the nation's handheld counterpart. | |
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My Moon centers around personifications of the Earth, Sun and Moon, and depicts daytime and nighttime on Earth as a Love Triangle between the characters. | |
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Planetary Moe is a comedic Slice of Life comic about the personifications of various celestial bodies interacting with each other. They have the appearance of attractive young humans, and have pseudonyms that they use when visiting Earth. Yes, even Earth themself. | |
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Warship Girls is pretty much the Chinese's response to KanColle, as it also features personified World War II warships, in form of girls. The difference is that they featured ships of multiple countries right off the bat as opposed to just the IJN. | |
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(Pictured above) Nebula is a story about the personifications of the solar system, who act out various space phenomena- Earth gets into other planets' personal space and asks them intrusive questions, Sun is in charge because everyone is intimidated by him, etc. They're all shown as Monstrous Humanoids who lack faces and who are nearly immortal unless killed. | |
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In her tears were my light, all the characters are the Moe Anthropomorphisms of aspects of the universe, namely time, space, and the void. They all have the forms of young women who have powers related to what they personify. | |
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Grayling features the Elementals as its main characters, who embody abstract or physical ideals such as death and fire. | |
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Hetalia: Axis Powers uses anthropomorphic personifications of various nations across the world as the main characters, using typical stereotypes to create the exaggerated personalities. | |
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Tsukiuta is the months of the year as idols. There's a boy and a girl for each month. Their parent agency, Tsukipro, has groups based on the elements (fire, earth, air, water) and on birthstones, also including a group that's a bunch of personifications of Glico brand sweets. | |
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Periodus is about the personifications of four elements on the periodic table living together in one house. | |
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Consolers is about the personifications of the three biggest video game companies, Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony, with their antics riffing on the interactions between the companies. Personifications of smaller companies like Namco and EA also appear, though they aren't as focused on. | |
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Disco Elysium does this with the Player Character's skills. As skill points are invested into the skills, they start manifesting as voices inside his head and essentially become party members in their own right, chiming in with advice, their own opinions, conflicting desires, and even personal sidequests as you encounter different situations. You banter back and forth with them throughout the game, even stopping in mid-conversation with other people to hear them out or argue with them. Interestingly, skills can also become too strong if too many points are invested in them. What begins as advice can eventually become a compulsion, restricting what dialogue options you can choose in certain circumstances or just becoming overbearingly loud compared to the other skills. | |
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The twelve Olympian gods and the numerous minor gods all represent a specific concept (be it an abstract concept or a natural phenomenon). Ares/Mars represents war, Aphrodite/Venus represents love, Hades/Pluto represents the dead, Poseidon/Neptune represents the sea, Dionysus/Bacchus represents wine, etc. In the case of minor gods, their name often literally is the Greek/Latin word for the concept their represent: Nike/Victoria means "victory", Thanatos/Mors means "death", Eros/Cupid means "desire", etc. | |
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The Sega Hard Girls franchise is about Sega's consoles as girls. Hi-sCoool! SeHa Girls focuses on three of them going to an Academy of Adventure. | |
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Il Était Une Fois... la Vie (Once Upon a Time... Life) is an education animated series about the human body, with most of the characters being personification of white cells, red cells, microbes, virus, nutrients, and "workers" inside the cells themselves. They do look like the Universal-Adaptor Cast of the other series in the franchise, and we do also see the humans whose activities lead to whatever drama happens inside their bodies. | |
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Robot Girls Z is about girls who are moe anthropomorphisms of the Mazinger Z franchise's robots. | |
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The Fantastic Max episode "Journey to the Center of My Sister" has this in Zoe's body, with a clean-up crew in her stomach and a nightclub in her heart. | |
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In The Sandman (1989), the main characters are "The Endless", a family of seven anthropomorphic personifications of universal concepts, around whom much of the series revolves. From eldest to youngest, they are Destiny, Death, Dream, Destruction, Desire, Despair, and Delirium (formerly Delight). Also, various other gods, demigods, angels, fallen angels, demons and other creatures from diverse mythologies are represented in this comic book series by Neil Gaiman. | |
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The titular American Gods. The old gods are characters from old-world mythology and are a hit-or-miss with this trope, depending on their traditional domains, but they interact with the new gods, which are personifications of modern crazes (eg. media, technology). | |
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The What A Cartoon!-era Dexter's Laboratory episode "Dimwit Dexter" uses this inside his brain. | |
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Cells at Work! (and by extension its spinoffs such as Cells at Work! CODE BLACK) is about personifications of cells that make up our body, although it mostly focuses on the immune system. It also turns organs into places, like blood vessels as roads, or the stomach as a giant kitchen. It also employs Mundane Made Awesome, like a mosquito bite being depicted as a mass alien abduction of red blood cells, or a viral infection as an outbreak of Plague Zombies. | |
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