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* At one point in [[Raymond Briggs]]' ''[[The Snowman]]'' the titular character, who has a tangerine for a nose, tries on several less dignified looking fruits before deciding to stick with the tangerine.
* Eva Luna from the eponymous novel by [[Isabel Allende]] worked as a maid for two retired middle-to-upper-class siblings, and the brother had a huge nose.
* Mr. Nosy from the ''[[Mr. Men]]'' books combines this trait with [[Not Hyperbole]].
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* Alfendi Layton in ''[[Professor Layton|Layton Bros. Mystery Room]]'' has a very dramatic nose that's almost half the size of his face. Considering that his father's nose is almost nonexistent, it certainly raises questions concerning his parentage.
* The NPC Villagers in [[Minecraft]] are known for their Squidward-like hanging noses, enough so that many players simply refer to them as "Squidwards" and even Notch, the creator of the game, acknowledges that they look like "cavemen Squidwards".
* In ''[[Pokémon]]'' games, the appropriately named Nosepass, and it's evolved form, Probopass, are Pokémon who [[Eenie Meenie Miny Moai| look like Moai]] with big noses.
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