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Isaac Asimov's The Bicentennial Man and Other Stories: The 1985 Ballantine cover features an obviously mechanical man sitting out on the open lunar surface, with a dome in the distance. The subversion is that the Master Computer is implied to be doing the thinking for the white-labcoated scientist with their head upon their fist. Astounding: The October 1957 issue has this cover. Makes some sense when you realize that the Four Lands are actually the north western corner of the US After the End. Terry Brooks used the Thinker to describe Uhl Belk, the Stone King, from The Druid of Shannara. The Art of Discworld features a sketch Paul Kidby made of Detritus as "Da Finker". The Author Narrator takes the Thinker Pose to do some thinking and discovers that it is quite uncomfortable and not suited to thinking at all. #Sushio tako shannara series
Lampshaded and subverted in Me and My Little Brain, the third book in The Great Brain series by John D. Zack Snyder's Justice League has Darkseid's Slouch of Villainy resembling this on his Death World of Apokolips. He sits on it and ponders, rubbing his chin. Sue is embarrassed to tell and says he will figure it out. In Crocodile Dundee, Mike sees a bidet in his hotel room and asks what the thing is for. Speaking of Schwarzenegger, the very last thing seen in Conan the Barbarian is an older Conan, now king of Aquilonia, sitting on his throne with a similar pose. The German dub made it doubly funny by giving the ripped dude a broad Austrian accent that's clearly meant to evoke Arnold Schwarzenegger in his early days. Turns out he's not very bright after all, and is more interested with impressing women than doing any actual thinking. The Thinker statue himself appears in Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian. His pet monkey imitated him while he does it. In Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, Ace does this pose while pondering about the connection between a missing football player and a female cop. One episode of the Time Bokan series Time Patrol tai Otasukeman has Tomamot asking the Terrible Trio to go back to Rodin's time and force him to include a dog statue together with the Thinker statue, as part of his plan to rewrite history. Taking note of the pose, Smith and his other shogi colleagues correctly deduce that Rei's "engagement" to Hina is pretty much only in his head at that point. In March Comes in Like a Lion, Rei takes this pose while watching over Hina and Momo at a swimming pool. Tanaka, who was passing by, immediately lampshades this. In Tanaka-kun is Always Listless, Sora does the Thinker pose on a park bench after confessing his love to Rino and got rejected. It comes in useful when robbers attack and don't see him sitting still. His artistic abilities being what they are, it's quickly decided he's going to pose as a statue instead when they see him adopt the pose by accident. Those Who Hunt Elves: When the main characters open an art museum for a contest, Junpei decides he's going to sculpt. In an episode of the first Fullmetal Alchemist anime, Ed and Al have a fight during which Ed uses pillars of stone made with alchemy to force Al to imitate the statue's pose. In Ranma ½', Ranma can be seen in this pose occasionally such as during the martial arts eating story arc. #Sushio tako shannara code
In Code Geass episode 17, Lelouch was in this pose for an art class.Kawachi Kyousuke covered in bread by Team Japan after he broke the bread statue made by said team.
Yakitate!! Japan: The bread statue made by Team Japan.
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