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* ''[[Codename: Kids Next Door]]'', a lot of the recurring adult villains the KND face are rotund in appearance.
* ''[[The Oblongs]]'' gives us Helga, a rude, ugly, mobidly obese little girl with delusions of grandeur. At least, they connect it to being underpriveleged (she can only affored to eat thrown out wedding cakes, she lives next to an abandoned factory...) And she is still awesome!
* ''[[Batman: The Animated Series|Batman the Animated Series]]''
* One episode of ''[[Batman: The Animated Series|Batman the Animated Series]]'' had Bruce Wayne, with amnesia, kidnapped and forced to work in a mining camp by a white-suited obese man who was always munching on a turkey leg. When one of the man's henchmen tried to remind him that the exhausted slaves have to eat, he replied, "''I'' have to eat. ''They'' have to ''work''."▼
** Recurring villain, Rupert Thorne, an overweight mobster.
▲** One episode
* A ''Pith Possum'' segment of ''[[The Schnookums and Meat Funny Cartoon Show]]'' gives us Supper Squirrell, who was planning on using his [[Big Eater]] stature to drive Possum City into famine.
* Patrick from ''[[SpongeBob SquarePants]]'' occasionally shows traits of this. For example, "Spongebob Naturepants".
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* There's [[The Don|the mob boss Mandragora]] from [[Justice League Unlimited]], a homage to the Kingpin. Not only is he both fat, yet very physically powerful, he's also a repulsive, murderous bastard.
* There were a few ''[[Looney Toons]]'' shorts from 1941 and 1942 that portrayed Elmer Fudd this way, his appearance based on that of Arthur Q. Bryan; unfortunately, the fat-jokes Bugs made at Elmer's expense got old quickly, and in these shorts, Bugs became far more of an unprovoked aggressor. After five of these cartoons, he was changed back.
== Real Life ==
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