Big Eater/Anime and Manga: Difference between revisions

** Boss is another, too.

** Goro Makiba from ''[[UFO Robo Grendizer]]'' also counts.

** Also Gluttony of [[Our Homunculi Are Different|the homunculi.]] He represents [[Seven Deadly Sins|the deadly sin]] he's named after [[Extreme Omnivore|quite literally]], and after {{spoiler|eating him, Pride states having adopted among Gluttony's other abilities his endless hunger.}} It's understandable though, since Gluttony is originally a part of {{spoiler|the Father, who wanted to become [[A God Am I|the perfect being]] by getting rid of the said feelings by giving them to his "children".}} So, in a way, Gluttony is actually the [[Anthropomorphic Personification]] of "Big Eating".

* An unusually dark example is in ''[[Drifting Classroom]]''. Nakata is an insatiable eater. The problems: first, they're in a post apocalyptic wasteland with no way to get more food, so his eating is causing others to starve. Second, when he eats he summons an invincible gigantic insect monster that tries to kill everyone.

* Conan's friend Genta in ''[[Detective Conan]]''.

** Also, more than one victim is pretty pudgy and a big eater. {{spoiler|Like the "Baumkuchen" case, in which a fat man is killed via being tricked into eating a piece of his favorite pastry... which had poison.}}

* Kurita from ''[[Eyeshield 21]]''. The man ate 100 cream puffs on one occassion, and I wouldn't doubt it if he was the one who ate the bulk of the 100 servings of beef in a challenge with another team. In an Omake, Kurita ate 4 bowls of rice that are stacked to tower way above the bowl itself with enough food there to feed a large family. '''That's his breakfast.'''

* Chang aka Cyborg 006 from ''[[Cyborg 009]]''. Note that he's a restaurateur with his own business on top of that, and that he also worked in the food industry before being turned into a Cyborg.