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A character with No Sense of Humor is [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|incapable of enjoying jokes, comedy, or humor]] of any sort. Maybe the character is [[The Stoic]] turned [[Up to Eleven]], or an otherworldly being with no notion of comedy, or the victim of a traumatizing accident—whatever it is, this person will not (or ''cannot'') respond to humor, tell jokes, or even recognize when something is funny at all.
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== Anime &and Manga ==
* Light from ''[[Death Note]]'' lacks any sort of sense of humor. Although he does make a [[Cannot Convey Sarcasm|"joke"]] about wanting to trade away half his life for shinigami wings.
* Touya Akira and Touya Majin in ''[[Hikaru no Go]]''.
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== ComicsComic Books ==
* [[Alan Moore]]'s ''[[Promethea]]'' features a female cop [[Named After Somebody Famous|named]] [[Lucille Ball]] in the supporting cast. She frequently has to say, "No relation" and remind people that she has No Sense Of Humor.
* [[Batman]] himself sometimes falls under this trope, [[Depending on the Writer]].
** Surprisingly enough, the original version of [[The Joker]]. In his first appearance, he was a permanently smiling psychotic gangster with ''no sense of humor whatsoever''. In his first fight with Batman, Bats is actually the one making puns, while Joker is screaming [[I'll Kill You!|"I am going to kill you!"]]
* [[Moon Knight]], also [[Depending on the Writer]]. Rather apt given that he's an [[Expy]] for [[Batman]].
* ''[[X-Men]]'': Professor X and Magneto are frequently flanderized as no-nonsense extremists. James [[Mc Avoy]]McAvoy's portrayal of Xavier in ''[[X-Men: First Class]]'' is the first attempt to move away from this, although one might simply assume that as he gets older, he will get more serious. Also, Ian Mc KellenMcKellen gave Magneto a deadpan, cynical sense of humor which was expanded on by Michael Fassbender.
 
 
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== Newspaper Comics ==
* [http://www.gocomics.com/barneyandclyde/2012/05/30 Harold] in ''[[Barney and& Clyde]]''. So far, that's his sole character trait.