Fat Bastard: Difference between revisions

* {{spoiler|Sasuke}}, [[Estrogen Brigade Bait|of all people]] in ''[[Naruto Veangance Revelaitons]]''. His evil scheme involves, among other things, turning everyone in the shinobi nations fat.

 

* Played with in ''[[WALL-E]]''. After centuries of living in a low-gravity environment, being waited on hand and foot by robots, and near-constant bombardment by [[Mega Corp|Buy 'n' Large's]] consumer culture run rampant, every human aboard the ''Axiom'' is fat, slothful (both physically and mentally), and almost helpless... until the title character shows up and shakes up the status quo. And being fat and almost completely out of shape doesn't stop the Captain from {{spoiler|stopping the rogue autopilot from taking over the ship and making sure the ''Axiom'' gets back to Earth.}} Nor does it stop the rest of them from {{spoiler|rebuilding civilization on Earth, which, as depicted during the end credits, results in them becoming fitter and stronger...but still quite fat!}}

** Interestingly, aside from the obvious infantilism of the human race by this point from being overly coddled by their own technology, they're not really shown as degenerate, just ignorant. As well, take a close look at the dates on the Captain photos when they scroll by about 43 minutes into the film. Even though they're getting fatter and more helpless, the captains are living longer (presumably, all the humans are similarly long-lived). While they were [[Well-Intentioned Extremist]]s, the robots really did their job taking care of humanity.

* The corrupt mayor, after eating one too many falling cheeseburgers and hotdogs from ''[[Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs]]''.

* The Big City Agent from ''[[The Trumpet of the Swan]]''.

* Anyone and everyone played by Sidney Greenstreet, though they usually softened the blow by being [[Affably Evil]]. The most famous is Kasper Gutman (no, really) in ''[[The Maltese Falcon]]''.

** Bonus points as Gutman is called "The Fat Man" by the characters.