Extreme Omnivore: Difference between revisions

** Also his daughter Gali/Galacta; she lives on Earth, tries to let the locals in peace, and eats alien invaders and bioweapons. It takes all her willpower to NOT eat the yummy Earth. {{spoiler|And it has gotten even worse since she became pregnant.}}

** If you consider that Galactus eats everything on the planet, he's got a pretty big range, too (although he probably processes those things along the same lines as we would with seasonings). He just does it in fewer bites.

 

== [[Fan Works]] ==

* Yuyuko Saigyouji of the ''[[Touhou]]'' series, according to fanon and [[Memetic Mutation]], will eat anything. And any''one''. Poor Mystia...

** Yoshika Miyako's ability is explicitly to "eat anything and everything". She makes use of it in combat by eating spirits to regenerate health.

* The Green Tentacle from ''[[Maniac Mansion]]'' will eat good food, food gone bad, or anything that just ''looks'' like food - in fact, his favorite dish is plastic ''shaped'' like food.

* Dimitri in ''[[The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages|The Legend of Zelda Oracle Games]]'' will eat any enemies Link comes across while being ridden. Funnily enough, in both games ''he'' is nearly eaten before Link intereferes, in ''Seasons'' by some Moblins and in ''Ages'' by some Tokay. The Tokay themselves gladly ask for some Ember Seeds to eat in place of Dimitri, though they don't actually end up liking them so much.

* Kingseeker Frampt in ''[[Dark Souls]]'' serves as your [[Vendor Trash]] disposal by eating the equipment and giving you souls in return. He can also break down Titanite material.

* ''[[Raving Rabbids]]'': a couple of minigames in the first one feature Rayman serving up food to a rabbid by drawing it. Foodstuffs produced in this manner range from the relatively normal (bananas, fish, sausages), to the odd (cans of spam...the can is eaten too) to the absurd (baseballs and ''cinderblocks''.) These are all devoured with every indication of satisfaction.

 

== [[Web Animation]] ==

== [[Web Comics]] ==

* In ''[[Sluggy Freelance]]'', one of the incarnations that the ever-evolving alien Aylee has gone through is a flying, fire-breathing, dragon-like Extreme Omnivore. The only thing she ''wouldn't'' eat was tofu.

* Sergeant Schlock from ''[[Schlock Mercenary]]''. Anything goes down the hole, and it won't come back out unless he lets it go. The only exceptions so far were plasma grenade (already primed, so it did go off too quickly to be "defused"), adaptive military-grade [[Nanomachines]] (even then, the second portion was mopped up pretty quickly - Schlock learns) and concentrated solvent (if you count burping toxic vapours as escape).

* ''[[Girl Genius]]'': The [[Super Soldier|Jägers]] seem to be like this, as illustrated [http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20050914 here].

{{quote|[http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date{{=}}20031031 No bogz] [http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date{{=}}20040528 in pie]? Aw.}}

** Moloch von Zinzer probably also qualifies, at least when it [http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20031126 comes to] [http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20031128 beverages]. His taste in drinks and associated iron stomach is actually something of a running joke among the fanbase, leading to, among other things, him being pegged as 'most likely to accidently Jaegerize himself'.

** He also learns proper human etiquette by [[Instant Expert|eating a book on it]] (though to be fair, he reads each page before eating it).

* Weesh, of the eponymous comic ''[[Weesh]]'', who isn't human.

** SCP-524, a rabbit which eats anything. No, really, [http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-524 anything]. ''[[Auto Cannibalism|Including himself]]''.

** SCP-457 is a being of living fire; rather than food, it has to "eat" fuel, like wood, coal, or gasoline. Which the Foundation provides, in moderation, as the more it eats, the stronger, smarter, and more dangerous it becomes.

* In episode 8 of ''[[The Gmod Idiot Box]]'', RED Scout eats BLU Scout's Force-A-Nature. After daring BLU Scout to Rage Quit, he gets [[Groin Attack|kicked]], which apparently is enough to set off the gun inside him, sending him flying {{spoiler|into the blades of RED Heavy's flying machine}}.

* [[The Cinema Snob]]'s series "Brad Tries", where he eats weird food and drinks sodas which stopped being manufactured years, if not decades, ago.

* Giratina [[Pokémon Heart Gold and Soul Silver|The Second]] deserves a mention in [[The Pokédex Extended Fanon Edition]], where it is stated that Cynthia has discovered the critters will drink anything and everything ranging from water to art paintings and scientific research equipment. At least he's diligent enough to eat at scheduled times, on his desk. Which he then also eats.

* Broadway on ''[[Gargoyles]]'' once ate the glowing fungus growing on a cave wall when nothing else was available.

** The Archmage ate the Grimotum Achenorum in order to subvert a rule that Avalon has about bringing human magic onto the island.

** Starfire of the ''Teen Titans'' exhibits Extreme Omnivore behavior occasionally, though usually out of ignorance of what Earthlings consider food (or out of the habits borne of some of the really gross things that Tamaraneans ''do'' consider food). For instance, she considers mustard to be a most delicious beverage.

** Also, in the episode he was introduced, Silkie ate his way through half the contents of Titans Tower.

* Shaggy in ''[[Scooby-Doo (animation)|Scooby Doo]]'' is a human whose [[Trademark Favorite Food]] is a brand of ''dog biscuit''.

* Just about every pizza Michelangelo prepares and eats in the '87 ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1987|Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'', such as peanut butter and clams, chocolate fudge with garlic, and strawberry with anchovy sauce.

* One episode of ''[[Bonkers]]'' dealt with Bonkers and Lucky re-institutionalizing a hairy beast known as The Louse who devoured everything in sight, when Lucky tries to better his table manners he eats the entire table along with the plate and eating utensils.

* Pinkie Pie of ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic|My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic]]'' has shown a willingness to eat virtually anything, eating cupcakes with hot sauce and ashen lumps that are supposedly cupcakes without complaint. Her first reaction to seeing a vat of rainbow was to taste it, and it's the ''only'' thing she's complained about the flavor of on-screen—although she had some bizarre muffins that made her sick, she didn't actually comment on their flavor.

* The alien race in ''[[Ben 10]]'' referred to as [http://ben10.wikia.com/wiki/Gourmand 'Gourmands'] (or, as Ben himself calls said form, 'Upchuck') are essentially an entire species that are this trope, with the added benefit of weaponising what they eat by spitting it back at their enemies with great force. Amusingly, they seem to be incapable processing anything which would be edible to a human.

* Chris from ''[[Dan Vs.|Dan Vs]]''. It takes him a while to register that he's eaten something human beings really shouldn't eat.

 

== [[Real Life]] ==