Inanimate objects worthy of notice for that distinction in Dark709's comics include pieces of paper, cookies, mailboxes, mugs full of coffee, doors, and bottles of sprite. Onepu Nuva loves them. Toa of Spikes can talk to them. They both want to save them, except for Onepu Nuva when drinking sprite. Mr. Zimmwad wants to eat them. Inanimate objects with that particular distinction notably appeared in Valentines Day 3.0, Presenting Voporak the Dark, and Presenting Toa of Spikes.
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| - Inanimate objects worthy of notice for that distinction in Dark709's comics include pieces of paper, cookies, mailboxes, mugs full of coffee, doors, and bottles of sprite. Onepu Nuva loves them. Toa of Spikes can talk to them. They both want to save them, except for Onepu Nuva when drinking sprite. Mr. Zimmwad wants to eat them. Inanimate objects with that particular distinction notably appeared in Valentines Day 3.0, Presenting Voporak the Dark, and Presenting Toa of Spikes.
- Certain characters in the series are not sentient creatures, and most are not even living things, and they mostly play a part as characters only in other characters' minds. This article covers the more prominent non-sentient characters.__TOC__
- A floating dick.
- Inanimate objects that come to life as Muppet characters. __TOC__ Food • Clothes • Toys
- A running gag in the Peanuts comic strip, is that inanimate objects are shown to have thought bubbles, and be able to express their thoughts. There are many examples of things which have been shown to do this. The most famous example is the school building, although there are many others, for instance, Charlie Brown's pitcher's mound has also been shown with a thought bubble.
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- Tom on Twilight Sparkle's back.
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| - Inanimate objects worthy of notice for that distinction in Dark709's comics include pieces of paper, cookies, mailboxes, mugs full of coffee, doors, and bottles of sprite. Onepu Nuva loves them. Toa of Spikes can talk to them. They both want to save them, except for Onepu Nuva when drinking sprite. Mr. Zimmwad wants to eat them. Inanimate objects with that particular distinction notably appeared in Valentines Day 3.0, Presenting Voporak the Dark, and Presenting Toa of Spikes.
- Certain characters in the series are not sentient creatures, and most are not even living things, and they mostly play a part as characters only in other characters' minds. This article covers the more prominent non-sentient characters.__TOC__
- A floating dick.
- Inanimate objects that come to life as Muppet characters. __TOC__ Food • Clothes • Toys
- A running gag in the Peanuts comic strip, is that inanimate objects are shown to have thought bubbles, and be able to express their thoughts. There are many examples of things which have been shown to do this. The most famous example is the school building, although there are many others, for instance, Charlie Brown's pitcher's mound has also been shown with a thought bubble. Although the reader is able to see the thought bubbles, the characters in the strip cannot hear, or understand the thoughts. The inanimate object, however, does understand what the other characters say, and can understand what is going on around it. Despite not being alive, the inanimate object can have character traits revealed in what it says. For instance, the school building can be very loving, especially towards Sally, and Charlie Brown's pitcher's mound can be shown to find him annoying, because he stinks at pitching.
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