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* Django Brown of ''[[Phineas and Ferb]]'' didn't have any real extreme qualities like the rest of the gang, and quickly faded into being just a background character.
* Arthur from ''[[Arthur (animation)|Arthur]]'' appears to follow this trope as the character has no outstanding personality, his normal/genericness occasionally lampshaded and made fun of. The character does however seem to be a generic character in a cast otherwise consisting of non-generic characters.
* Zuma, the ''[[PAW Patrol]]''{{'}}s water rescue pup, is pretty much this. He has little to no distinct personality traits of his own, and despite being the resident water rescue pup, in a city called Adventure ''Bay'' no less, it's usually the other pups (even the [[Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?|aquaphobic]] Rocky) who get the job done. As a result, Zuma is pretty much only used if an extra set of paws are needed.
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