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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Elvis Presley's death shocked millions of people. Many of these were so shocked that, rather than simply believe he had died, they decided that something was up — that he was faking, like Roy Orbison, or that he had been abducted by aliens, or that he was an alien himself, or any of a million different explanations. Today, we (or at least most of us) understand that Elvis is dead, but the media continues to utilize, poke fun at and abuse the general idea. If he's still on Earth rather than in space, it's a case of Elvis Lives. Compare He's Just Hiding, Beethoven Was an Alien Spy. See also Elvish Presley. A Discredited Trope by this point, since even if Elvis had survived, he'd likely have died of old age by now anyway. Then again, presumably the aliens could fix that one. Not to be confused with the phrase "Elvis has left the building," which is a form of That's All, Folks! Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })Examples: |
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In Alien Carnage, Elvis is the leader of the alien fleet, and the last boss. | |
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Fortean Times ran a main article which over six pages brought together all the stories that not only Elvis, but also Liberace had left the planet in an alien spacecraft. Apparently Space Liberace returned to play a gig somewhere in the backwoods of the USA. | |
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The song Elvis is Everywhere by Mojo Nixon is based around the precept, and goes so far as to state that the cause of the mysterious phenomena attributed to The Bermuda Triangle is that "Elvis needs boats!" | |
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In the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) season 3 episode "Burne's Blues", a trio of Elvis aliens abduct and tickle their victims. | |
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The Quintessential Phase of the radio series (which, unlike earlier Phases, was an adaptation of the book, rather than the other way around) adds, mostly as a throwaway gag, that another Elvis exists on the alternate Earth that replaced the "original" Earth of the series (destroyed way back in the initial Hitchhiker's Guide radio series), one who survived at least into the first decade of the 21st century and continued to record music, including an album of Oasis covers. Thus, as far as the radio series is concerned, Elvis both has and has not left the planet (at least until the end of the series, when the alternate and all other Earths are simultaneously destroyed). | |
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Melonpool has Elvis as a G.R.A.I.S.E. abducteee, and he winds up in charge of the ship after Our Heroes pass by. It doesn't end well. | |
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Elvis shows up briefly in a talent competition in one episode of Rex the Runt, and gets beamed up before he can finish his act. | |
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In an episode of Animaniacs, the Warner siblings are taken aboard an alien spaceship. Yakko Warner briefly sees Elvis playing cards with Amelia Earhart, Bigfoot and Jimmy Hoffa. Yakko says "A lot of people are looking for you guys!", gets kicked out by Elvis and then goes off to see the rest of the ship. It's a throwaway gag, as Elvis and company aren't seen again in that episode. Some of the ending Couch Gags feature the Warners saying "good night" to each other, The Waltons-style. One variation ended with: And the Wheel of Morality has |
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Before that it a variant was used on Homicide: Life on the Street. Munch asks Bolander what kind of music he likes, and Bolander grudgingly admits to liking Elvis. Munch responds, "The man's left the planet." | |
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The Adventures of Dr. McNinja: Dracula has Tupac Shakur, the real Paul McCartney, and the real Michael Jackson on his moon base. Elvis is there, but Dracula laments, annoyed, that he doesn't do shit. He also has Adolf Hitler, but he doesn't sing, and Bruce Lee, who jumped to the moon. | |
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In Grand Theft Auto III, if you examine the newspapers on the ground, you can see that the headlines read, 'Zombie Elvis Found'. The best part about that? Next to the headline, is a picture of the player character. | |
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Red Dwarf: When the crew comes across a derelict vessel in "DNA", Rimmer speculates that it's an alien vessel that's going to return Glenn Miller. | |
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MAD had Elvis standing in a space station overlooking Earth and insisting that his companion blow up the earth because Miley Cyrus found out that Usher was her real father in lieu of Billy Ray Cyrus. They happily oblige and blow up the earth with the press of a button. but don't rack your brain too hard about that one. After all It Makes Just As Much Sense In Context as the narrator will gladly tell you. | |
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An episode of Eek! The Cat involving Alien Abduction featured a brief shot of Elvis among some captives in People Jars. In another episode Eek gets hit by a shrink ray and meets Elvis (not named as such, but he looks like Elvis at least), who had a shrink-ray related accident years ago. After the episode, he gets back to normal size, remembers who he is, and then gets kidnapped by aliens. |
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In the Outernet series of books, the main characters meet a far older, far fatter Elvis performing on an alien planet. | |
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In Banjo-Tooie, upon first encountering the Little Green Men inside their UFO, Kazooie asks them, "Are any of you called Elvis?" No, not this time. | |
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Bloom County; in one storyline, Steve is abducted by aliens who plan to transplant Elvis' brain into him, leading to an odd result: | |
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Parodied in Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders: The Caponian leader is an Elvis impersonator known as The King. | |
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In Earthworm Jim 3D, Elvis is kidnapped by aliens just so their leader can use him as part of a burger. | |
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On Sliders the team landed on a world where Native!Rembrandt Brown had died (and enjoyed Elvis-level popularity); Rembrandt planned to stay on that Earth, "return from the dead" and have a musical career. Then they discovered that Native!Rembrandt had faked his death, but due to the resurgent popularity ensuing from Rembrandt's activities decided to come back himself. | |
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One Marvel comic book What If? story inverts this by having recurring Planet Eater Galactus facing a Fate Worse than Death: Being turned into a human and put down on Earth. The kicker? He's a perfect replica of the King. He gets taken in by a kindly lady and takes up singing, but at the end, just as his career revival's reaching its peak, he is reminded of who he truly is by Adam Warlock. Given the choice of returning to his former existence as Galactus, he instead chooses to keep his new identity, ensuring that Elvis will literally live forever. And this story was in a "What If?" parody issue. | |
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Trilogy In Mostly Harmless, the fifth book in the series, Elvis (who is never explicitly identified, but it's obvious) is the bar singer at the Domain of (who else?) The King Bar & Grill. He says he wasn't actually abducted by aliens; he went of his own accord. The Quintessential Phase of the radio series (which, unlike earlier Phases, was an adaptation of the book, rather than the other way around) adds, mostly as a throwaway gag, that another Elvis exists on the alternate Earth that replaced the "original" Earth of the series (destroyed way back in the initial Hitchhiker's Guide radio series), one who survived at least into the first decade of the 21st century and continued to record music, including an album of Oasis covers. Thus, as far as the radio series is concerned, Elvis both has and has not left the planet (at least until the end of the series, when the alternate and all other Earths are simultaneously destroyed). |
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In Independence Day, one of the people who wish to meet the aliens, when shown on TV, shouts "Oh God, I hope they bring back Elvis!" | |
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Robot Chicken did a skit where aliens replaced Michael Jackson (who still had black skin) with a white look-alike to take over the world somehow. Well, Michael was Elvis' son-in-law for a brief time... |
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Codex Equus: An In-Universe example with Blue Suede Heartstrings, a Ponified version of Elvis. Because Blue Suede suddenly left Ponyland after his 'farewell' concert and didn't return for quite some time, multiple conspiracy theories popped up. One theory depicted him as a descendant of alien 'Visitors' who returned to the planet of his ancestors. | |
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Possibly poked at in Perfect Dark with Maian Protector One, who insists that the humans call him Elvis. | |
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Men in Black: According to Agent K, "Elvis is not dead, he just went home." | |
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Biker Mice from Mars: Played with in that the minor recurring villain Evil Eye Weevil (himself a No Celebrities Were Harmed version of both Elvis Presley and Evel Knievel) is said to be Elvis' alien brother. | |
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In a non-Elvis example, an annual of the original Teen Titans has the team discovering that John F. Kennedy had been abducted by aliens and brainwashed to lead their armies while a doppelganger remained on Earth. After the Titans manage to save President Kennedy, they discover that the doppelganger had been killed in Dallas and the President decides to remain in space leading the resistance against his abducters. | |
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In Mostly Harmless, the fifth book in the series, Elvis (who is never explicitly identified, but it's obvious) is the bar singer at the Domain of (who else?) The King Bar & Grill. He says he wasn't actually abducted by aliens; he went of his own accord. | |
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Another Marvel example: in the final issue of Secret Invasion, multiple characters who had been replaced by Skrulls were recovered and returned to Earth. And, yes, in a throw-away gag, Elvis was amongst them. | |
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In Bubsy 3D, Bubsy leaves Rayon dressed as Elvis. The Woolie leader declares, "Bubsy has left the planet." | |
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In the Quack Pack episode "Tasty Paste", one of the newspaper headlines describing the titular Tasty Paste's popularity claims that Tasty Paste is enjoyed by a two-headed Elvis alien. | |
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Sanctuary: "Elvis isn't dead, he's just... never mind." | |
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Implied in Lilo & Stitch. While Jumba, one of the aliens looking for Stitch, hears Elvis' "Hound Dog", to his delight. | |
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