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* In the [[Wallace and Gromit]] game ''Fright of the Bumblebees'', bees who who had been fed pollen from flowers that Wallace had made grow to absurd proportions by a homemade fertilizer he had created out of the active ingredients of body-builder's weight gain formula grew to enormous size, with the queen ending up the size of his truck. One has to wonder if there were any side effects from eating the honey that the bees produced from that...

* While he's already [[Killer Rabbit|pretty competent in the combat area]], Little Birdie from [[Metroid: Other M]] later becomes {{spoiler|a bizarre, furry scorpion-dinosaur, then a space dragon. Yes, ''[[Arch Enemy|that]]'' space dragon. [[Joker Immunity]] at it's finest.}}

* The titular blob in ''[[Tales From Space About A Blob|Tales From Space: About A Blob]]'' is one of these. It shrinks back down twice, but on it's third try, it grows bigger than the planet.

* In the various [[Ivalice Alliance]] games, the Carrot is an escaped pet that when the party encounters it turns out to have mutated into a massive malboro, a recurring creature in the ''[[Final Fantasy]]'' games known for its ability to inflict multiple status ailments.

* An episode of ''[[Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers (animation)|Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers]]'' has Dale adopting an alien lizard that appears to play the trope straight at first, before revealing that he is just as intelligent as the main characters. However, he loses intelligence at the same time as he gains size, and it's stated that the ancient dinosaurs were the result of a previous away team succumbing to this fate.

* ''[[Jackie Chan Adventures]]'' had Hak Fu summoning miniature shadowkhan. They failed to prove a threat until he discovered their shadow eating abilities. It rendered victims comatose and turned them into massive landsharks.

* The Mongolian Fire Fist Demon from the ''[[Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness|Kung Fu Panda Legends of Awesomeness]]'' episode "Po Fans Out", which gets bigger whenever it gets hit.

* A once-off [[Mad Scientist]] villain in ''[[Atom Ant]]'' creates a "Gobbling Glob", a small gelatinous monster (looking something like a [[Pac-Man]] ghost) which is only the size of a baseball... but grows bigger and bigger as it eats. And it's ravenously hungry...