Tony: Awww! She sleeps like an angel...
Jessie: [snores loudly]
Tony: [still love-struck] ...With a deviated septum!
Jessie: [snores loudly]
Tony: [still love-struck] ...With a deviated septum!
— Tony Ciccolini (about Jessie, who's fast asleep), Jessie
In Fictionland, every girl sleeps like a princess. She lies in bed, elegant, beautiful, and flawless as she dreams peacefully with a Sleep Mask plastered over her eyes. It's all so...
HOOOONNNK! SHOOOO! HOOOONNNK! SHOOOO!
Wait a minute, what's that sound coming from her room? Is it a sick elephant?
No.
A monster of some sort?
No.
It's her! That noise is indescribable.
She's snoring!
Yep, your sleeping beauty is actually a snoring beauty.
Oftentimes in fiction, snoring is more of a masculine trait reserved for men. But every now and then, it's the girl who is sawing logs as those sleeping with her suffer from her nightly symphony. And it could be one you least suspect, such as Ms. Fanservice, a beautiful princess, the girl next door, or the Class Princess.
While it's not wrong for a girl to snore, it can create comedy or something more meaningful. But it is embarrassing for the girl in question as it is annoying to her suffering partner. Especially if she's a Shrinking Violet or a socially awkward heroine (even more so if she's at a sleepover). If it proves to be a nuisance to the person sleeping with her, they'll be unable to sleep and try to find ways to drown out her snoring.
Nevertheless, one of these reactions might follow if the sufferer tells her she snores:
- She could be flabbergasted and defensively deny the whole thing.
- Feels guilty and promises to find a fix for it.
- Knew all along and just laughs it off, handing the sufferer a pair of earplugs.
The 3rd reaction is reserved for those with a tomboy streak, the Sleepyhead or someone who is more open-minded.
However, there are some who believe that a girl snoring is not an off-putting thing. They may find that trait attractive (more so if she's Adorkable), finding out can give them solace in knowing that even pretty girls can have their flaws, or they stay ignorant because she just looks so gorgeous when she sleeps, regardless of the noise. It may lead to a heartwarming moment.
If she is a sleepwalker, snoring can be helpful in finding her if she ever walks out of the house.
Her snoring can be followed by a either or a combination of a steady stream of drool coming out of her mouth, sleep talking, Zs flying out of her mouth, a bubble of snot coming from her nose or, if she's Ms. Fanservice and she snores loud enough, Gainaxing.
This can often be compared to, or a lot of the time overlap with, Loud Sleeper Gag, Misophonia Gag, and Cute, but Cacophonic.
In Real Life, girls have just as much of a chance of snoring as boys do. It's all a matter of genetics, age, weight, and alcohol intake among other factors.
And since snoring is a very common problem, No Real Life Examples, Please!
Examples:
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Advertising
- An ad for the Antisnore acupuncture ring
, a woman is fast asleep and snoring loudly when a man kneels beside her to ask an important question. It might seem that he's going to ask for her hand in marriage in this airplane cabin, but he's actually asking her to take the Antisnor ring for the duration of the flight. Several other passengers all encourage her to take the ring, mainly for their own peace and sanity.
- In an ad for Asonor anti-snoring nasal spray, a newlywed couple enjoys their time together via Photo Montage. As the montage progresses, the husband's Exhausted Eye Bags and tiredness get more profound. We find out that he was kept awake by his wife's snoring.
- In a Fantastic Furniture ad, a woman is keeping her husband up with her loud snoring. He sprinkles water on her face to get her to stop. It works... for a few seconds.
- In an ad for Philips sleep apnea equipment called "Snoring Symphony", we see a bunch of people snoring to the tune of "The Beautiful Blue Danube". Among them is a girl napping on the couch and a girl in a Sleep Mask annoying her husband.
- In a commercial for Sleep Number Smart Bed, "Take the Roar Out of Snore" a couple goes to bed and begins to snore, annoying each other. They fixed their snoring problem by lifting the head of the mattress until they stopped.
- In a commercial for SnoreStop, a man gets pulled over for running a stop sign. He explains to the officer that he "had a long night." His wife smiles and winks at the officer, who responds with "I'm sure you did," (implying sex.) It is then revealed that her snoring was keeping him awake.
- One ad for Snoring Isn't Sexy begins with a man thinking about his wife's beauty while she's sleeping. When she starts snoring, he thinks to himself "I wish she sounded beautiful."
- An ad for Sofy period pads called "Sleeping Ugly", we see several girls sleeping very un-ladylike. A couple of them are snoring.
- One Toyota Corolla commercial shows Hatsune Miku sleeping in the advertised car. She lets out a snore at the end of the commercial.
Anime & Manga
- The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, REALLY Love You: Downplayed with Mimimi. Her snoring is more or less the same as the other girls, but she does mumble "naturally" while snoring.
- Ai Yori Aoshi: Tina Foster has a tendency to snore in her sleep, fitting her being the butch of the group
- Aho Girl: In the first episode, Akuru wakes up Yoshiko, who is fast asleep in her underwear and snoring rather hoarsly complete with Comical Nap Drool.
- Dragon Ball: In the "Pilaf Arc", Goku wakes up early one morning while Bulma is sprawled across her bed snoring away. After lying on her crotch, he takes it upon himself to take off her underwear getting a quick lesson in a girl's biology.
Comic Books
- Gold Digger (Antarctic Press): Britanny Diggers sleeps with Curly-like snoring (chainsaw-sounding inhalations, exhales with a funny little whistle). One of the things that initially attracts her to her then-future husband Stripe is that he finds the "whistle" part of her snoring adorable.
- Jem and the Holograms (IDW): In the Outrageous Annual issue, the band falls asleep as they are trying to decide on a movie to watch on movie night. Kimber is snoring away under the coffee table. The speech bubble above her even says "Adorable Snoring".
- Incandescence: At the beginning and end of A Day In the Life, the pretty blonde superheroine is seen snoring loudly with an "SNRXX" sound effect and drooling.
- RWBY: Lampshaded by Ruby when she introduces Yang to the reader.
It's completely understandable if you have a crush on her. You haven't heard her snore yet.
- Spider-Man:
- The Amazing Spider-Man (Dan Slott): On their way to Hong Kong in the twenty-fifth issue, Peter Parker wakes up Bobbi Morse (aka Mockingbird), who was snoring up a storm, to ask her out on a date, with abysmal results.
- In Web of Spider-Man #56, Peter is woken up by Mary Jane snoring next to him, and remarks: "Who'd ever imagine someone so lovely would sleep so loud?"
Fan Works
- Here Comes the New Boss: Whirlygig has big brown eyes, with long lashes, and snores "like someone was cutting logs with a rusty saw."
- Somnowalker (formally known as Hypnowalker) creates extensive comics about hypnotizing Ms. Fanservice characters like Jessica Rabbit, Samus without her power suit and any girl from Street Fighter into falling asleep and following his every command which gets pretty sexually graphic. One of them is to snore loudly for him.
Films — Animation
- Barbie: Dolphin Magic: During a Slumber Party, Isla is lulled to sleep by the comfyness of the bed. As soon as she falls asleep, she begins to snore loudly.
- Charming: When Phillipe describes Sleeping Beauty as "rejuvenated, vivacious, and ready for life", we find her fast asleep snoring away while her portrait is being painted. She starts snoring again immediately after falling back to sleep shortly after the artist wakes her up.
- Frozen: Not only does Anna snore, but she has a stream of drool cascading down her cheek and a terrible case of bedhead. This becomes recurring throughout the franchise, such as Frozen Fever and Frozen II.
- Happily N'Ever After: Heard briefly when Mumbo is checking in on Sleeping Beauty. She can be faintly heard snoring before Mumbo voices his indifference to her situation.
Mumbo: Can someone give her a double espresso, please? And make mine a triple.
- The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning: Ariel's big sister Attina is a snorer. It's revealed as the mermaid siblings are settling into bed after a long night at Sebastian's secret music club. She is shown snoring again when Benjamin discovers that Ariel is missing.
- Moana: Shown briefly. As Moana starts to nod off during her first night on her voyage, a soft snore can be heard before the ocean taps her on the shoulder and wakes her up.
- Mummies: It is shown that Princess Nefer snores and that she snores loud. Much to Thut's chargin.
- My Scene Goes Hollywood: On their first morning shooting the movie. Madison can be heard softly snoring with cucumbers slices on her face as the other girls woke up.
- In the Pixar short film Party Central, a snore can be heard from the wife of a sleeping human couple as Sully is sneaking a cooler for a party through their bedroom.
- The Princess and the Frog:
- When Tiana comes home from a night shift, she falls asleep and can be heard snoring before her alarm clock goes off.
- When Mama Odie shows Tiana and Neveen the princess they need to break their curse, we see Charlotte Le Bouff fast asleep and snoring away.
- Shrek the Third: True to her Sleepyhead tendencies, Sleeping Beauty can be heard snoring a few times when she falls asleep.
Films — Live-Action
- In After Hours, Kiki falls asleep and starts snoring while Paul is rubbing her shoulders and telling her a story about being burned.
- In the hindi movie DeAr, Deepika suffers from a major snoring problem which keeps her husband, who is a light sleeper, up.
- The Heartbreak Kid: After a rather painful intercourse session, Lila can be heard snoring as Eddie, who was very much traumatized by the experience, rocks back and forth in a chair.
- In the film adaptation of Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer, Aunt Opal snores loudly when she falls asleep in Judy's bed, much like in the book. We hear her snoring again when she (along with Judy and Stink) falls asleep while trying to catch Bigfoot.
- Mr. Bean's Holiday: As Mr. Beans was trying to keep himself awake while driving in the middle of the night. Sabine, who was conked out, snored as she pressed up against the window bolting Bean awake as he was about to fall asleepnote
- Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood: In contrast to her beauty and glamour, Sharon Tate is shown to be quite a loud snorer during the brief scene of her in asleep in bed. She keeps this quirk in the novel adaptation.
- The Parent Trap (1998): Meredith Blake can be heard snoring as Hallie and Annie send her afloat in the lake on her blow-up air mattress.
- In the 1940s short film, "So You Want To Hold Your Wife", Joe McDoakes has trouble sleeping on account of his wife's snoring. He puts a horn under her while she sleeps in hopes she doesn't do so. It doesn't work.
- Scary Movie 2: Alex was asleep in bed snoring softly when the ghost of Hugh Kane came into room to rape her.
Literature
- Goblin Slayer: One of the characters in the series, a sorceress named Witch, snores rather loudly in her sleep, something which amuses her fellow guild members Priestess and Female Knight.
- Judy Moody: In "Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer", Aunt Opal falls asleep in Judy's bed and begins to snore quite loudly.
- KonoSuba: Fitting her Lazy Bum personality, Aqua can be heard snoring softly when she is asleep.
- Nina Tanleven: In book 2 (The Ghost Wore Gray), when eleven-year-olds Nine and her friend Chris sleep in the same room for the first time (at a very old inn), Nine learns that Chris snores (and very loudly). She even refers to her by the trope name at one point when preparing to wake her because the titular ghost of the book is in their room:
I finally decided to try to wake Snoring Beauty — mostly because I figured she would kill me if she found out I had let her sleep through a ghostly appearance.
- In the fourth book of Once Upon A Fairy Tale "The Snoring Princess", Princess Rosa is a loud snorer as she sleepwalks across her kingdom.
- Spice and Wolf: Holo snores in her sleep, which she completely denies.
- Wayside School: Sharie begins to snore when she fell asleep. Mrs. Jewel, who dosen't mind her falling asleep in class, takes it as her learning a lot.
- Whatever After: The Evil Queen from "Snow White" is an incredibly loud snorer. It scares Abby and Johna and then later makes them giggle.
Live-Action TV
- Beverly Hills, 90210: In a season five episode, it is discovered that Clair snores in her sleep. Alot. Loud. Keeping Kelly and Donna awake. She said that she tried everything to make it stop but it seems the only way to have her stop is if she had someone to cuddle with. Their solution? Take a blowup doll to bed which worked.
- Bizaardvark: At the end of "The Party Won't Stop" music video, Paige and Frankie fall asleep at the dance club, snoring loudly and muttering in their sleep.
- CSI: NY: Played for laughs in "Brooklyn 'Til I Die". A group of thugs kidnap a hedge fund billionaire's son for ransom and take him back to one's apartment, which he shares with his mother. Right before the cops arrive, the mother is asleep in a recliner in front of a TV playing at high volume. She's snoring so loudly the gang in the next room can hear her over the TV and her son shouts, "Ma! Shut up!" She keeps on snoring, but instantly wakes up fully alert when the cops bust through the door.
- Doc: While Beverly is pregnant, her snoring keeps Nate awake all night. On Dr. Crane's advice, he sews tennis balls to the back of her nightgown to keep her from turning on her back.
- Dog with a Blog: Ellen apperantly snores in her sleeps as first revealed in "The Parrot Trap". Come "Avery-body Dance Now", it shows that Ellen does indeed snore.
- Full House: In "Fogged In", Kimmy sleeps over at the Tanner house and keeps D.J. and Stephanie awake by snoring very loudly. D.J. comments that this is really weird because Kimmy "never snores when she's sleeping in class." D.J. and Stephanie get rid of Kimmy by having her sleep in Michelle's bedroom, but now she keeps Michelle awake, much to the latter's horror.
- Galavant: In "Comedy Gold", one of Galavant and Gary's problems with Isabella during the song "Togetherness", is the fact that she snores.
Galavant: It's like she's a bear.
- Jessie: In "The Whining", a sleep-deprived Jessie falls sound asleep after she gets done with the novel she was working on. When Tony finds her, she is snoring, which Tony doesn't mind. She starts snoring again when she nods off while helping Tony make punch for a Halloween party.
- Jonas: In the episode "Up in the Air", Vanessa gets back at Stella for taking a stylist job on her movie set by forcibly moving in with her and Macy at the guest house and keeping them awake all night with her snoring. When she wakes up, we get this exchange:
Vanessa: I slept like a baby.Stella: Well, you snored like a water buffalo.
- Lab Rats: In "Spy Fly", Leo uses his new fly spying technology to make a video of how Bree sleeps. She snores loudly, drools, presses her face on the glass of her capsule, and even kisses the glass in her sleep.
Leo: Hey! It's not my fault you sleep ugly.
- Implied in Lab Rats: Elite Force. In the first episode, Bree leaves her room because Skylar snores, which apparently is loud enough to be heard through her soundproof capsule.
- Liv and Maddie: In a few episodes, we see that Maddie snores in her sleep, which fits her tomboy persona.
- Loudermilk: In "It's All About The Beans", Claire crashes on Loudermilk's couch and snores loudly, keeping him and Ben awake.
- MacGyver: After falling asleep in the lab, Riley denies that she was snoring but is proven wrong by Sparky the Robot, who has recorded proof.
- Marvin Marvin: In "Tooth Ache", Brianna falls asleep and snores loudly (or "honk-shoo" as she puts it) every time she tries to study for Biology class.
- Modern Family: In "The Butler's Escape", one of the symptoms of Gloria's pregnancy is loud snoring. It's so loud that Jay decides to secretly check into a hotel so that he can get a good night's sleep.
- NCIS:
- In "Under Covers", we see Tony and Ziva's first night sharing a bed under FBI agents' surveillance. At first it seems Tony is a very loud snorer, but a second later, it is revealed to actually be Ziva, with Tony not even being able to sleep due to her snoring.
- In "Untouchable", the gang is up so late searching the suspect's home that everyone but Gibbs falls asleep; Ziva is slumped against Tony's shoulder, snoring like a freight train.
- Orange Is the New Black: Alana Dwight snores loudly due to having an oversized uvula which keeps her bunkmate Red awake in one episode.
- Reba: In "War and Peace", Van accuses Cheyenne of snoring after a terrible night of rest, which she completely denies. Later in the episode, we see that Cheyenne does snore as Van tries to record it for proof.
- Sabrina the Teenage Witch (1996): In "The Equalizer," Roland the troll tries to trick Sabrina into pricking her finger on an enchanted spinning wheel and falling into an endless sleep so he can keep her as his bride. In an Imagine Spot, he pictures himself keeping her displayed on a bed dressed in a beautiful pink princess gown... but a closeup reveals her snoring very inelegantly.
- Shake It Up: In "Protest It Up", it is revealed that Cece snores loudly and all of her classmates are aware of it.
- Step by Step: One episode is devoted to Carol developing such a loud snore that it keeps the entire rest of the household awake at night. The neighbors even file a noise complaint about it! She denies it as she believes snoring is a "guy thing."
- USA High: In the B-plot of "Internet Love Story", the girls are kept awake by Ashley's terrible snoring problem. We learn in the end that she got it from her mother, who is also a loud snorer, according to Ashley's father.
- Zoey 101: In "Time Capsule" it is heard that Quinn is a heavy snorer and the B-Plot consists of her and Nicole trying to find a solution for it. The solution? To stuff South American guppies up her nostrils.
Music
- In Happily Ever Laughter, one of the songs, which is appropriately called "Snoring Beauty", is about a princess who snores in her sleep, which made the prince refuse to wake her from her slumber.
Toys
- Monster High: The box art for Abby Snowman's bed playset has a small comic showing Abby snoring loudly, much to her pet mammoth Shiver's dismay.
Video Games
- Borderlands 2: In an ECHO recording, Herbert records Captain Scarlett snoring as she sleeps... Forty-eight times.
- Cyberpunk 2077: While Panma is sleeping on the couch, she can heard snoring softly.
- Danganronpa:
- Not only does Chiaki Nanami snore but she also has a long strand of drool coming down from her mouth
- Komaru Naegi snores in her sleep as well keeping her poor Toko awake, she is later confronted by her snoring in the finale
- Fire Emblem Engage: In a wake up event, Zelestia falls asleep and starts snoring waking when you see her.
- Genshin Impact: Layla, being up all night with her studies, tend to snore cutely when she falls asleep.
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero: If Lloyd visits Ilya's apartment during the intermission, he'll find her snoring loudly while sprawled on her bed.
Elie: It's hard to believe that this snoring woman and the Fervent Dancer are one and the same.
- In Roots of Pacha, Sayra snores so loudly, her brother Ugvin can't sleep, and one time, he worried that their tents might collapse from her snoring.
- Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Implied. Among all the sleep problems Mythra has (Sleepwalking, grinding her teeth, sleep talking etc.), she admits that she snores in her sleep.
Web Animation
- Strawberry Shortcake: Berry in the Big City: In "Night of the Sweet Tooth Fairy", Orange Blossom falls asleep while waiting on the tooth fairy and snores loudly. Lime Chiffon compared it to a dying buffalo.
Webcomics
- In Ask Adelaide, The Maiden of Spring, Nereida, the maiden of summer and the princess of the Saya Kingdom, has quite an impressive snore on her, complete with Comical Nap Drool.
- Grrl Power: One paniel shows that Sydney has a Curly-like snore (a loud inhale with a "mimimi" exhale). The text on the bottom of the comic states that Sydney trained herself to snore like that.
- No Rest for the Wicked: Dirk the Picky manages to get to the heart of a castle where a "sleeping beauty" princess lies, but at the last moment decides not to wake her on grounds that she snores.
- Pocket Princesses: Implied. In one panel, Snow White sleeps across Belle and Cinderella's beds like she did the dwarves' bed in her film. Belle warns Cinderella that she snores and kicks.
- Ally of Sunstone is an incredibly attractive domme, but much to her sub Lisa's chagrin, she's also a snorer, and quite a loud one.
Web Original
- In the Love In Series episode, named "Snoring Beauty" appropriately, the wife of a newly wedded couple keeps her husband up with her loud snoring. It's so bad, that the husband concludes that she a "drunk in bed".
Western Animation
- Alice's Wonderland Bakery: In "Order Up", the Queen of Hearts take her afternoon nap. We learn that not only is she a loud snorer but a dramatic one.
- American Dragon: Jake Long: In "The Ski Trip" Jake wants Trixie to get information on Rose (whom she is sharing a room with), promising her ten dollars when she refuses. Trixie jokingly says she would record her snoring if he gave her twenty bucks. At the end of the episode, Trixie makes good on her word and actually records Rose snoring quite loudly. She compared it to "gravel in a blender".
- Big City Greens: Tilly is prone to snoring, to the point that it is revealed that after Cricket has been sleeping near her for so long, he can't sleep without it.
- Big Hero 6: The Series: Honey Lemon's snoring problem is shown a few times during the series.
- In "Big Roommates 2", Honey Lemon keeps Gogo up with her snoring apparently all night. Leaving poor Gogo practically falling asleep standing up.
Gogo: Do you realize you snore? All night!?
Honey: Huh. My old roommate used to say that. I always thought she was just being mean. - In "Rivalry Weak", we hear Honey Lemon snoring when it's revealed that she sleep talks.
- In "Nega-Globby", Honey Lemon snores in her sleep as she dozes off while making an antidote to make Globby human again. This gives Chris the opportunity to steal a sample that she got from Globby.
- Heck, there's even a whole short dedicated to it. Gogo enlists her friends to help wake up Honey Lemon when she starts snoring. This leads to some Hypocritical Humor in the end.
Honey: Gogo? It's just that you were snoring.
Gogo: [eye twitches]
- In "Big Roommates 2", Honey Lemon keeps Gogo up with her snoring apparently all night. Leaving poor Gogo practically falling asleep standing up.
- Braceface: In "While You Were Sleeping", an overtired Maria can seen fast asleep and snoring away as Sharon tries to run their band in her stead.
- Bratz: In "Camping", it shows that both the Tweevils are loud snorers, as Cameron and Dylan figured out.
- Captain Planet and the Planeteers: In "Little Crop of Horrors", Dr. Blight is heard snoring as she takes her beauty rest.
- Cleopatra in Space: The very first time we see Cleo, she is fast asleep and snoring loudly before a servant wakes her up.
- The Dragon Prince: While her boyfriend Terry says that she's beautiful and peaceful while she sleeps, Claudia tends to snore and drool excessively.
- DC Super Hero Girls:
- Fitting her tough girl persona, Kara snores in her sleep.
- In "#LivingTheNightmare", Barbara is snoring loudly right after she vows to stay up all night long.
- In "#HousePest", Zatanna can be heard softly snoring as Diana stays with her... and keeps waking her up.
- In "#FantasticBeastsAndHowToMindThem", Diana is snoring while drool starts to drip out of her mouth before a strange noise wakes her up.
- Elena of Avalor:
- In "The Princess Knight", Gabe wakes Elena up on her first day of training as she softly snores with her arm flung over her head. She was not kidding when she said she was Not a Morning Person.
- In "Dreamcatcher", Elena can be heard snoring when Zuzo puts her to sleep. Both times are due to him reading from what sounds like a spirit guide's history book.
- Enchantimals: In "Just Bear-ly Asleep" Not only does Bren Bear snore while she hibernates, but she also sleepwalks.
- Ever After High:
- Anytime we see Briar Beauty sleeping, she can be heard snoring.
- In "Thronecoming", Kitty Cheshire can be heard snoring while she sleeps as Raven Queen and Apple White recruit Madeline Hatter to help them find the real Storybook of Legends.
- When Apple takes a bite of the poisoned apple in "Dragon Games", she falls into an enchanted sleep. How do her friends know she is still breathing? She snores.
Poppy O'Hair: She's breathing, all right.
- Growing Up Creepie: In "Rockabye Freakie", a rendition of Snow White, Creepie falls asleep and snores so loudly it makes the house shake. The beetles that live in the shack even drop the trope name when they find her.
Beetle 1: How about that. A snoring beauty.
Beetle 2: Hey, that's a good title for a song. - Isadora Moon: Mignonette is shown in "Mignonette Moves In" as snoring very loudly and keeping Isadora awake, and on her first day at the Moons she sleeps (and snores) nonstop from mid-afternoon to a short while before breakfast hours the following morning.
- Kim Possible: An Alpha Bitch version of this. In "Return to Wannaweep", Kim is assigned a cabin with Bonnie, her rival. Kim has trouble sleeping because Bonnie is sawing logs. Of course, the next morning, Bonnie denies that she snores.
- Lalaloopsy:
- In "Too Close for Comfort", Sunny has been snoring a lot at night, so she and Berry talk to Bea about possible solutions. Not a single one of them is successful, so Berry muffles out Sunny's snoring by covering her own house with pillows.
- A Sleepyhead example, Pillow Featherbed also snores in her sleep.
- LEGO Friends: In "Operation Keep Quiet", Andrea starts to snore as she falls asleep after spending the entire day singing.
- Littlest Pet Shop: In "What Did You Say?", a sick Blythe falls asleep. And due to her congestion, she starts to snore loudly. This makes the pets retreat to a quieter place.
Minka: When (Blyth) gets rid of this cold, she needs to go to a people vet.
Pepper: Why's that?
Minka: To get rid of the bear she swallowed. - Little Princess: In "I Don't Want to Go to Bed", the Princess gets lonely in the middle of the night, so the Maid is sent to bunk with her, but she snores, keeping the Princess awake. After a few failed attempts to get the Maid to stop snoring, the Princess goes to sleep in the pets' basket.
- The Loud House:
- The ending to "Brawl in the Family" heavily implies that Lola snores in her sleep when Lincoln accidentally insults the girls.
Lola: "Oh, I SNORE, do I!?" (starts shouting) "How can you hear me over all your sleep-farting!?"- It's shown in "Making the Case", as Lincoln is filming his sisters' most embarrassing moments, that Lola actually does snore.
- In "Space Invader", it is shown that both Lynn and Lucy snore loudly in their sleep. It dosen't help that they're snoring right in Lincoln's ears.
- Not only does Luan snore, but she also tells jokes in her sleep between her snores.
- Martha Speaks: In "Martha Spins a Tale", "Sleeping Clumsy" (played by Alice) snores so loudly that "Little Red Riding Helen" and Jack initially mistake her snoring for a dragon or an ogre.
Little Red Riding Helen: Can you imagine the sleepovers here?
- Marvel Rising:
- In a short from Marvel Rising: Initiation, after Captain Stacy describes Ghost Spider as "one of the most cunning, elusive villains to ever plague this city", we find Gwen snoring over her drum kit, her breath stirring the cymbals and making them softly clang.
- In Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors, Kamala falls asleep in class and starts to snore, much to her history teacher's annoyance.
- Maya & Miguel: Maya is an incredibly loud snorer as it shows in "Maya and Miguel, Come On Down", "The Red Jacket", and "I Love Maya".
- Monster High:
- In a deleted scene from "Electrified", Cleo De Nile snores during a slumber party as Clawdeen lies awake, not by the snores but worrying about people not liking her fashion designs.
- In the "Monster High: Adventures of the Ghoul Squad" episode "Garden Ghoul", Cleo vows to stay up all night. Which she vows all time when there's a Slumber Party but is always the first to fall asleep. A Smash Cut later, we find her sawing logs.
- Muppet Babies (1984): When the babies imagine themselves in the story of Sleeping Beauty, Piggy snores loudly as she sleeps in the role of the princess, and the news reporter who announces on TV that the princess has succumbed to the sleeping spell accidentally says "snoring" at first instead of "sleeping."
- My Little Pony: Equestria Girls:
- Pinkie Pie is a loud snorer. It's strong enough to gently stir a slice of pizza with her breath in "Holiday Unwrapped".
- Sunset Shimmer is also a snorer, while not as loud as Pinkie's, but it shows as part of her Not a Morning Person.
- Pearlie: Pearlie's vain cousin, Saphira, is shown to snore in her sleep in a few episodes.
- Pixel Pinkie: In "Invisible Nina" we learn that Pinkie is a loud snorer. So loud, that it can be heard from outside the phone.
- Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated: In "Night Terrors", Velma can be heard snoring as she nods off researching the original Mystery Inc.
- The Simpsons: In the opening scene of "Homer the Vigilante", 8-year-old Lisa snores while blowing into her saxophone (and into the party blower the Springfield Catburglar replaces the saxophone with after stealing it) in her sleep.
- Steven Universe: Implied. In "Room for Ruby", Peridot says that Lapis snores in her sleep. She even imitates it, much to Lapis' annoyance.
- Tangled: The Series:
- In "The Return of Strongbow", Flynn and Lance are sneaking into Rapunzel's room to take a ring that they stole from the queen a few years back. When we see Rapunzel, she is softly snoring as she lies sprawled across her bed.
- In "Pascal's Dragon", Rapunzel is heard snoring briefly as Pascal chases after his marble, which is actually a dragon egg.
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987): Exaggerated. In "Attack of the 50 Foot Irma", Irma, who has grown 50 feet, takes a nap in a warehouse. Due to her size, her snores are loud enough to cause the warehouse to shake violently.
- Teen Titans:
- In Terra's debut episode, she hunkers down on the couch and she starts snoring a few seconds after falling asleep with Zs flying above her head
- In "Overdrive", while the Titans are searching for Billy Numerous late at night, an exhausted Starfire flies through a light post. She bends the light to use it as a pillow and immediately starts snoring.
- Teen Titans Go!: Implied in "Nose Mouth"; Robin accuses the other titans of snoring loudly with Starfire being the worst out of the lot.
- Total Drama:
- In "The Big Sleep", Katie and Sadie both snore in their sleep. They are in sync, with one breathing in and the other breathing out, and then vice versa.
- In "Are We There Yeti?", Chef dumps the remaining four contestants in the wilderness while they are sleeping. Heather can be heard snoring when the camera cuts to her.
- In "Anything Yukon Do, I Can Do Better", Heather can be heard snoring as she enjoys a solid nap in first class with a a bit of drool slipping out of her mouth.
- In "The Am-AH-Zon Race", Gwen falls asleep as the effects of Cody's Epipen, which she accidentally injected herself with, wear off. She starts snoring loudly, which drives Sierra crazy.
- In "Awwwwww, Drumheller", Heather can be heard snoring as Alejandro gets back from making fake pictures of Cody sleeping with Heather.
- Totally Spies!: In "The Dusk of Dawn", Clover takes a nap a annoys movie goers with her snoring, much to Sam and Alex's amusement.
- Ultimate Spider-Man:
- A silver vixen version of this. In "Home Sick Hulk", Peter tries desperately to hide an ailing Hulk from Aunt May, who twisted her ankle shortly after leaving the house for a hike. She falls asleep and snores loudly.
- In "Nightmare on Christmas", Squirrel Girl and some of her squirrel friends are hibernating in the S.H.I.E.L.D. academy. She loudly snores in her sleep. But from the look of it, the squirrels don't seem to mind.
- Whisker Haven Tales with the Palace Pets: Dreamy tends to snore. In "The Night Knight Guard" she snores so loudly that Pumpkin is able to trick Sultan and Treasure into thinking it's a "Beasty's" growl.
Dreamy: [yawns] Who can sleep with all that noise?Pumpkin: Dreamy, you have such a beautiful snore, I'd know it anywhere. [giggles]Dreamy: What? I never snore! [yawns, falls asleep, and starts snoring]
- Winx Club:
- "Honor Above All": Bloom can be heard softly snoring when she is sleeping in class after a voice from her dreams keeps her awake all night.
- "Attack on the Core": Stella started snoring as she falls asleep in Potionology Class exhausted from protecting the lumenia core from Valtor.
- W.I.T.C.H. (2004): In "I is for Illusion", Hay Lin keeps the other girls awake with her snoring while on vacation with Irma's family.
- In an Yaya and Zouk episode appropriately name "The Snore", the Princess keeps Yaya and Zouk awake with her loud snoring, so they tired to wake her up. But since she is a Heavy Sleeper, she continues to snore. Their final solution is to put her into a drawer so she can snore as loud as she wants and the duo can get some sleep.