Anthropomorphic Food: Difference between revisions

* 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.

* ''[[Attack of the Killer Tomatoes]]''

* ''[[Ghostbusters]]'' has the Marshmallow Man, who manages to mix this trope with [[Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever]].

* ''[[Shrek]]'' has Ginji and the gingerbread giant from the second movie.

* ''[[Big Tits Zombie]]'' has a scene in which zombified sushi attacks two main characters.

* The 2016 film ''[[Sausage Party]]'' takes this trope to its natural conclusion, with sapient food items that revere the shoppers who buy them as gods who will take them to paradise -- only to be brutally disabused of this notion by dinner time.

 

== Literature ==

* ''[[The Stinky Cheese Man]]''

* ''[[How Are You Peeling]]?''

 

== Mythology and Folklore ==

* The Portuguese myth "The Cock of Barcelos" is about an innocent man who was sentenced to death by a corrupt official. Pleading for his life, the man prayed to God to show he was innocent—God answered by making the roasted cockerel which the official was eating to spring up and crow.

 

== Newspaper Comics ==

** One meal even began reciting the famous soliloquy from ''[[Hamlet]]'' before suddenly stopping and loudly singing the song "Feelings." Calvin then ate the dish just to make it shut up.

* Used on a wide variety of occasions with ''[[Garfield]]''. Garfield tends to hallucinate talking food a lot when he diets.

 

== Puppet Shows ==