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Line 160: == Western Animation == * In ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy ~~and~~& Mandy]]'' noone seems to think twice about Billy and Mandy having the [[Grim Reaper]] as their constant companion or Irwin's mother being a literal mummy, etc. * ''[[The Simpsons (animation)\|The Simpsons]]'' probably owes a lot of its popularity to emulating the Mundane Fantastic into [[Sitcom]] format. The actual level of weirdness and whether or not it effects the plot changes [[Depending on the Writer]]. * Same goes for ''[[Family Guy]]''. However, some of the stuff is more commonly an [[Unusually Uninteresting Sight]]: no one sees anything too weird in the personification of Death, talking dogs, or evil babies. [[Seth MacFarlane]]'s other [[Animated Show]]s, ''[[American Dad]]'' and ''[[The Cleveland Show]]'', also fall under this trope.