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* Most people in ''[[Narbonic]]''. [[Mad Scientist]] is a job description, and the mads are [[Contractual Genre Blindness|perfectly aware]] of the impossibility of their schemes—leaving the sane characters chagrined when they succeed anyway. Cue great amounts of tropeplay and [[Shout-Out|Shoutouts]]. |
* Most people in ''[[Narbonic]]''. [[Mad Scientist]] is a job description, and the mads are [[Contractual Genre Blindness|perfectly aware]] of the impossibility of their schemes—leaving the sane characters chagrined when they succeed anyway. Cue great amounts of tropeplay and [[Shout-Out|Shoutouts]]. |
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** Including the Alice in Wonderland quote, which takes on a darker meaning... {{spoiler|After all, Dave is mad!}} |
** Including the Alice in Wonderland quote, which takes on a darker meaning... {{spoiler|After all, Dave is mad!}} |
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* [http://www.antiheroforhire.com/d/20080208.html Wizard] of ''[[Antihero for Hire]]''. |
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20100603075448/http://www.antiheroforhire.com/d/20080208.html Wizard] of ''[[Antihero for Hire]]''. |
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* Coyote from ''[[Gunnerkrigg Court]]'' shows some traits of this, along with being a god. |
* Coyote from ''[[Gunnerkrigg Court]]'' shows some traits of this, along with being a god. |
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* Kisume in ''[[Touhou Nekokayou]]'', who implies that her entire species must be mad for opting to spend their lives in buckets. |
* Kisume in ''[[Touhou Nekokayou]]'', who implies that her entire species must be mad for opting to spend their lives in buckets. |
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