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=== Western Animation ===
* An early episode of ''[[The Fairly OddParents]]'' reveals dragons are completely unaffected by magic. As well as cockroaches, [[Superfriends]] knock-offs, Butterfly Nets and crazy sentient motor bikes. A lot of things in ''The Fairly OddParents'' can be Anti-Magic [[Useless Superpowers|when it's dramatically inconvenient]].
* The Flash bees in [[My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic (Animation)]] are immune to magic. [[Worf Had the Flu|They may or may not be immune to Fluttershy's Stare as well.]]
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* In ''[[Wakfu]]'' season 2 episode 8, the Justice Knight's prison feature a device that inhibit the magic of the prisoners. Looking like a sphere with three mechanical eyes, it isn't too hard to neutralize: a piece of cloth covering it will do the trick.
* Disney's [[Aladdin (Disney film)|Aladdin]] animated series faced one obvious problem: How do you keep Genie from solving every problem with just a magical (and literal) [[Hand Wave]]? The explanation was usually either that a) Genie got distracted easily (which makes sense, considering [[Cloudcuckoolander|his personality]]) or b) that the villain of the week conveniently happened to have access to a powerful anti-magic device or spell. Of course, being significantly weaker after he was released from the lamp also cut back on his potential to solve problems.
* In [[My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic (Animation)]], Queen Chrysalis's throne generates an anti-magic field the nullifies all non-changeling magic. It's large enough to protect the entire changeling hive.
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