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Line 12: {{examples}} == [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] == * In ''[[Cromartie High School]]'', Destrade High's Yamaguchi introduces a ventriloquist named Akira Nakao. He plans to have him as his right hand man, but quickly shifts the job over to Nakao's puppet, Mick. * ''[[Best Student Council]]'': Pucchan & Lance Line 50: == [[Professional Wrestling]] == * In the [[~~WWE~~World Wrestling Entertainment\|World Wrestling Federation]], [[Mick Foley]] once used a sock puppet named "Mr. Socko" to cheer up a hospitalized [[Vince McMahon]] in vain. The segment was a wild hit and Mick kept the sock around. Fortunately, his [[Finishing Move]] was placing a "nerve pinch" that put his hand into another wrestler's mouth so it fit perfectly that he'd stick the sock on his hand for the move and thus a cultural phenomenon was born. == [[Theatre]] ==