Anthropomorphic Food: Difference between revisions

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* Singing food from the 1950s "Let's all go to the lobby" movie adverts.

** Much later, there was a USDA-sponsored "Let's go out to the kitchen." ad, obviously intended to get kids to eat more.

* Mr. Peanut, the mascot of Planter's.

* The M&M's mascots.

* ''[[The California Rasins]]'' both in ads, and in the tv show based on the ads.

* Wonka Nerds and Runts had anthropomorphic mascots.

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* ''[[Fighting Foodons]]'', originally ''Bistro Recipe'', is a [[Mons]] series with chefs summoning fighting food creatures.

* ''[[Mameshiba]]''. Puppy like beans appear in peoples food and tell them random off-putting trivia.

* ''[[~~Bobobobo~~ Bobobo]]'' has Jelly Jiggler, who's made of gelatin, and Soften , as well as several random villains which are various kinds of walking food.

* ''[[Bobobo-Bo Bo-bobo]]'' has Jelly Jiggler, who's made of gelatin, and Soften , as well as several random villains which are various kinds of walking food.

* In ''[[Ichigo Mashimaro]]'', the show Ana is watching when Miu and a blackmailed Chika are spying on her features two bottles of condiments and a vague vegetable -- or perhaps fruit -- all of whom live in a refrigerator. Upon learning of their common dwelling, they go home.

* A number of ''[[Digimon]]'' are this: Burgermon, for example.

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== Film ==

* ''[[Young Sherlock Holmes]]'': While under the effect of a drug, Watson has a hallucination of bakery products and other foods coming to life and forcing him to eat them.

* ''[[Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs]]'' includes living roasted chickens and gummi bears toward the end.

* In addition to the main characters, ''[[Aqua Teen Hunger Force]] [[The Movie|Colon Movie For Theaters]]'' parodies the old-time concession stand ads by featuring anthropomorphic movie theater snacks singing a cheery song... which is interrupted by rather less cutesy anthropomorphic snacks singing a ''death metal'' song (composed by Mastodon) in which the singer threatens audience members with grievous bodily harm if they break the rules of movie-theater etiquette or try to pirate the movie.

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* The cast of ''[[The Annoying Orange]]''.

* His noodlyness, the [[Flying Spaghetti Monster]].

* [[Racie B]] of [[Deviant ART]] likes to draw cute http://racieb.deviantart.com/#/d489t54 critter-shaped http://racieb.deviantart.com/#/d486pu7 food http://racieb.deviantart.com/#/d485yv4 (or is it food-shaped critters?) based from [[Fighting Foodons]].

* The flash game ''[[Burrito Bison]]'' has the hero fighting his way out of an alternate dimension of living gummy bears that want to force him to wrestle a giant jaw-breaker for their amusement. Despite the name, the hero is a human Luchador, not a burrito.

* Some of the characters from ''[[Weebl and Bob]]''.

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* The main characters of ''[[Aqua Teen Hunger Force]]'' are an anthropomorphic meatball, milkshake, and box of french fries.

* ''[[Veggie Tales]]'' revolves around tongue-in-cheek retellings of Bible stories as performed by talking vegetables.

* A ''[[Garfield and Friends]]'' episode involved a supernatural meteor (dubbed as a "fruitcake" by other characters) that caused every inanimate object around it to come to life. At Garfield's house, the fruitcake caused all of the food in the refrigerator to come to life and form a rebellion against Garfield, until Garfield scared the food away with two slices of bread.

* ''[[Adventure Time]]'' includes the Candy Kingdom, the Duke of Nuts's realm, the Hotdog Princess, and a family of non-anthropomorphic fruit that is treated as if it were sentient.

* [[The Simpsons|Homer Simpson]] is fond of imagining this. His vision of the Land of Chocolate filled with chocolate animals even made it into ''[[The Simpsons Game]]''.