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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] == |
== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] == |
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* Kinoko Nasu of [[Type Moon]] fame depicts himself as a talking mushroom whenever he makes cameo appearance in a manga. That is because "Kinoko" means "mushroom" in Japanese. |
* Kinoko Nasu of [[Type Moon]] fame depicts himself as a talking mushroom whenever he makes cameo appearance in a manga. That is because "Kinoko" means "mushroom" in Japanese. |
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* In [[The Slayers|Slayers the Motion Picture]] a hypnotist makes a minor character see mushroom guys dancing with help of some extras costumed as these. |
* In [[The Slayers|Slayers the Motion Picture]] a hypnotist makes a minor character see mushroom guys dancing with help of some extras costumed as these. |
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== [[Film]] == |
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== [[Tabletop Games]] == |
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=== Tabletop RPG === |
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* [[Dungeons & Dragons]] has Myconids, which are a race of subterranean mushroom people. |
* [[Dungeons & Dragons]] has Myconids, which are a race of subterranean mushroom people. |
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** Campestris are smaller, swamp-dwelling relatives of Myconids who were introduced in ''[[Dungeon (magazine)|Dungeon]] #41'', in the Module "Old Man Katan and the Mushroom Band". |
** Campestris are smaller, swamp-dwelling relatives of Myconids who were introduced in ''[[Dungeon (magazine)|Dungeon]] #41'', in the Module "Old Man Katan and the Mushroom Band". |
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* ''Pathfinder'' has myceloids, which are similar if [[Loves the Sound of Screaming|quite a bit more sinister]]. |
* ''[[Pathfinder (tabletop game)|Pathfinder]]'' has myceloids, which are similar if [[Loves the Sound of Screaming|quite a bit more sinister]]. |
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== [[Video Games]] == |
== [[Video Games]] == |
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