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{{examples|Examples of Type I:}}

 

* ''The [[Rocky and Bullwinkle]] Movie''

* ''[[Last Action Hero]]''. In Jack Slater's movie world, cartoons mix with human beings in the police station.

{{quote| '''Troy:''' That's impossible!<br />

'''Abed:''' Nothing's impossible in here! Animals can talk, your heart is shaped like a heart, and the smell of pie can make you float! [[Clap Your Hands If You Believe|You have to believe, Troy!]]<br />

* ''[[Cool World]]'': an alternate universe exists, populated by toons (or Doodles as they were called; the humans were called Noids).

* The ''[[Fringe]]'' episode "Brown Betty" MIGHT have featured such an alternate universe, as seen when story-world Nina Sharp communicates with story-world William Bell using the window device (though this may have been a choice to go for a retro-aesthetic).

* ''[[Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew (Comic Book)|Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew]]'' took place on an alternate earth (Earth-C), which [[Superman]] crossed over into once. They have their own alternate too, Earth C-Minus, where the events that Rodney Rabbit writes in comic books take place for real.

* ''[[Enchanted]]''

* ''[[Toonstruck]]'' (an old quest video game) has this as its basic premise, with the protagonist, a cartoon animator, ending up in his toon world.

* The film version of ''[[The Phantom Tollbooth]]''.

* [[Garfield|''Garfield Gets Real'']], where both the "real world" and Garfield's world are CG animated.