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* The Darkness from the ''[[Fairly Oddparents]]'' "Wishology" special, until {{spoiler|it's revealed to be a harmless [[Misunderstood Loner with a Heart of Gold]]}}.
* In the ''[[Dungeons and Dragons (animation)|Dungeons and Dragons]]'' episode "The Dungeon at the Heart of Dawn", we meet Venger's boss, and Dungeon Master warns that before he attacks, he will reveal his face, and that [[Mind Rape|the children should not look upon it.]]
* The [[Monster of the Week]] in ''[[Regular Show]]'' tends to be one form of abomination or another
** The very first episode sees them fighting a strange creature made up of their own body parts, and that of an action figure on the moon, and the creatures only get more horrifying from there.
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** In season two, Mordecai meets Father Time, a being from beyond time and space, whose body is made up of hundreds of clocks.
* ''[[Ben 10: Ultimate Alien]]'':
** Lucubra, the main antagonist of "The Creature From Beyond" {{spoiler|and possible [[Big Bad]] of the season, if Paradox's warnings are any indication}}. This extradimensional horror boasts [[Super Strength]], [[Nigh Invulnerability]], [[Frickin' Laser Beams]], and the power to devour a person's thoughts with [[Mind Control]] as a bonus... and that might just be the tip of the iceberg.
** All supernatural characters on the show are either connected to aliens (i.e., the
** Vilgax's [[One-Winged Angel]] form actually gets [[God Guise|mistaken for Dagon]] by a cult. While they believe Dagon to be an alien, their cult-like mentality and beliefs are more like worship, and how they treat him definitely has the feel of a Lovecraft-style cult.
** The ''real'' Dagon. It's held behind the same seal as Lucubra, but is ''much'' worse (Gwen says compared to Dagon, Lucubra is an ''insect!''). In the next episode, they're actually shown the Diagon, and while the audience doesn't see it ([[Trailers Always Spoil|though commercials very clearly show him]]), Gwen and Kevin react to seeing him as if they were ''in pain''.
* ''[[Adventure Time]]'':
** [[No Name Given|Marceline's
** [[Vile Villain, Saccharine Show|The Lich]] has elements of this, being [[Walking Wasteland]] and [[Evil Is Deathly Cold]] personified; he's an immensely powerful spellcaster and {{spoiler|[[Body Surf]]er}} who desires only [[Omnicidal Maniac|an end to all life]], and is apparently unkillable as well.
** The Lub Glubs, essentially shoggoths from the [[Cthulhu Mythos]] who wear jolly inflatable pool toys as skins. When attacking, they shed the pool toys and reveal their true forms: inky black blobs covered with toothy mouths.
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