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Line 501: And the Joker from ''[[Batman: The Animated Series\|Batman the Animated Series]]''. As if being a monster clown every day isn't bad enough, the episode "Be A Clown" has him disguising as a slightly less creepy party clown to deliver a cake with an explosive as a candle to a party full of kids. * Arguably the goofy, baggy clown-outfit made him look even creepier than his normal purple tux, since it twisted his reasonably normal human proportions into the depths of [[Uncanny Valley]]. ** Possibly even more terrifying was when mutagen turns him into [[Reptiles Are Abhorrent\|a clown-snake hybrid]] in the crossover ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles versus Batman''. In case anyone doesn't know, snakes eat turtles, making this a terrifying villain to all the heroes in this crossover. * Frankly, there are countless times ('''not''' including that stint in ''Treehouse of Horrors'') that Krusty the Klown of ''[[The Simpsons (animation)\|The Simpsons]]'' fits neatly into the oversized shoes of this trope. Point in fact he is scary enough to provoke heart-attacks in patients with heart conditions (namely Homer). ** "What's wrong? Oh right... My ''grotesque appearance!"''

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