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| - Groucho is a graahk mentioned in the 14th Postbag from the Hedge. Groucho is a reference to Groucho Marx, and says "Those are my principles. If you don't like them, I have others.", a famous quote by Marx. Groucho is a member of the Graahks brothers, which also includes Carl and Chico.
- Groucho es un vecino gruñón que a salido en la mayoría de lanzamientos de Animal Crossing.
- Groucho is a member of the Graahks brothers, which also includes Carl and Chico.
- Il suo aspetto è chiaramente ispirato al comico statunitense Groucho Marx. Durante gli studi preliminari, si pensò di dare all'assistente di Dylan l'aspetto di Igor, l'inquietante assistente gobbo in Frankenstein Junior di Mel Brooks, interpretato da Marty Feldman, questo perché all'epoca Sergio Bonelli stava scrivendo un western, River Bill apparso nella collana Tutto West, in cui c'era un personaggio ispirato a Groucho Marx. L'aspetto di Feldman disegnato, però, risultava "mostruoso".
- Grouchos (Bonus Swoosh in Mother), are enemies in EarthBound Beginnings. They are found in Magicant. They possesses a unique "attack" that goes as follows: "Groucho said "Hello", then just walked away. Don't know why, but (Party member)'s EXP increased." They give 50 EXP, which is more than is received by defeating the Groucho, with this move. However, the experience is only given to one member of the party rather than split among all the members. File:Groucho.png
- Groucho was a chemical element listed on the Table of Elements. It was a member of the World series. (TNG: "Rascals" ) The element was named after Groucho Marx of the Marx Brothers. A similar element was Grouchoian.
- The Groucho Club is a well-known private arts and media club in Dean Street, Soho, London, opened in 1985 as "the antidote to the traditional club". In this spirit it was named after Groucho Marx because of his famous remark about not joining any club that would have him as a member. It has, however, the exclusivity for a new era that was always part of the traditional London Club, and performs a function akin to that of The Arts Club in the Nineteenth Century, as a power meeting house.
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