History Main / FangsAreEvil

* Anti-Sonic after he turns into Scourge.

* ''Webcomic/GhostsOfTheFuture'''s resident evil AI, Nicole, sports a pretty savage pair of chompers, much more noticeable than her original appearance in ''ComicBook/ArchieComicsSonicTheHedgehog''.

* [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Night]][[FallenAngel mare]] [[TheNightThatNeverEnds Moon]] in ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic''. A pony with carnivorous, meat-eating fangs can't possibly be on the side of the angels.
** [[ComicallyMissingThePoint ...but there are no angels in the show...]]
** Add to that her [[GlowingEyesOfDoom glowing]] HellishPupils and the conclusion that she's a horse-cat-hybrid EldritchAbomination is not far.
** Subverted in the HalloweenEpisode.
** Queen Chrysalis also sports a set of fangs.

* ''VideoGame/TheWitcher'' has a weird variation on this trope. This is one of the reasons [[OurElvesAreBetter elves tend to look down on humans.]] Elves in the Witcherverse have no canine teeth, while humans do. So, ''clearly'' humans are just savage beasts in many of their minds; they even have fangs!

** The Minions of Set as well. At first it looks like they don't even have mouths, until one of them decides to open theirs revealing they actually have ''[[http://i.imgur.com/at2vIU4.jpg huge]]'' mouths that contains nothing ''but'' fangs.

* The cannibal tribe of ''Film/TheColony'' are identified by their sharpened teeth.

* Averted in TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}} by the [[Literature/SpaceWolf Space Wolves]], an army of [[BoisterousBruiser boisterous bruisers]] who are about as close to good guys as the setting gets and are notable for having elongated canines. Since these grow longer as the Wolves get older, their veterans are even known as Long Fangs.

* [[Franchise/TheLegendOfZelda Ganon's]] bestial forms generally have large curved tusks, though he typically doesn't actually use them in combat.

* The Penguin from the 2004-2008 series, "The Batman", as well as its 2005 film, "The Batman vs Dracula" has a wide grin with razor-sharp teeth. He doesn't shy away from the occasional NightmareFace or SlasherSmile, either...
"[[ShoutOut Here's Ozzy!]]"

* The Headless Horseman in ''Film/SleepyHollow'' has filed teeth. (ItMakesSenseInContext; despite being ''headless'' for most of the movie, he does eventually get his head back, complete with pointed teeth).

For trope purposes, this includes fangs, tusks, [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily and an entire jaw of purposely sharpened teeth]]. CuteLittleFangs is usually the GoodCounterpart to this trope, but the two can overlap if the writer is trying to invoke CuteIsEvil. May be paired with HornedHumanoid for a demonic look. Related to ScaryTeeth. May also involve {{Phlegmings}}.

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* The Oni in ''Manga/AoNoFuuin'' are always depicted with long fangs, used of course to eat [[ImAHumanitaran human flesh]].

* The Oni in ''Manga/AoNoFuuin'' are always depicted with long fangs, used of course to eat [[IAmAHumanitaran human flesh]].

* The Penguin from the 2004-2008 series, "The Batman", as well as its 2005 film, "The Batman vs Dracula" has a wide grin with razor-sharp teeth. He doesn't shy away from the occasional [[NightmareFace]] or [[SlasherSmile]], either...

* Several Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon villains have prominent fang-like teeth, including the actual supernatural beings like [[Disney/{{Hercules}} Hades]] (''all'' of his teeth are pointy) and [[Disney/SleepingBeauty Maleficent]], but also some evil humans like [[Disney/{{Aladdin}} Jafar]] (in snake form) and [[Disney/{{Mulan}} Shan-Yu]].

* Discussed in a sort of FantasticRacism sense in ''ReBoot''; [[PlayfulHacker Mouse]] is suspected of several abductions in one episode, and another character denies that it has anything to do with the fact that she's got fangs.

* Daniel in ''Webcomic/UnDivine'' is growing fangs as part of his transformation into some sort of demon

** In ''WesternAnimation/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower'', Hordak sports a mouthful of crimson teeth with fangs. His sidekick [[spoiler: and possibly clone]] Imp also sports a [[CuteLittleFangs set of fangs]].

** Lord Tirek has a pretty decent set of chompers, and he's pretty much as close to ''Satan'' as this show is ever going to get.

* ''VideoGame/TheWitcher'' has a weird variation on this trope. This is one of the reasons [[OurElvesAreBetter elves tend to look down on humans.]] Elves in the Witcherverse have no canine teeth. Humans, [[CaptainObvious of course]], do. So ''clearly'' humans are just savage beasts in many of their minds; they even have fangs!

-->'''Mike Spencer''': I came to look at the body.
-->'''Sookie''': What body?
-->'''Mike Spencer''': Yours. (''FANGS'')
* The Sidhe on ''Series/{{Merlin|2008}}'' have filed teeth, but are otherwise so tiny and unintimidating that they may well qualify as CuteLittleFangs.
* Invoked on ''Series/{{Scrubs}}''. Sort of. JD has a few imagine spots in which he is Dr. Acula and vants to suck teh blood.
* On ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'', hunters will check for fangs when they suspect a being may be a vampire. Many monsters have fangs in this series, but a vampire's fangs are retractable.

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* ''ComicStrip/{{Candorville}}'' directly correlates the size of the fangs with the evil of whatever has them--Susan's dog even gets bigger fangs when it's being scary than when it's being friendly. It's uncertain whether this is an artistic conceit or something else, given that [[spoiler:the dog is apparently an evil shapeshifter, as is every fanged humanoid that has changed its fang length at one point or another.]]
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* In Daria Cohens WebAnimation/TheVampair series Missi is a normal human woman before being corrupted by Dukes staff. After? She sports a nice set of chompers. Duke Zigzags this, as while he’s clearly amoral, he seems more mischievous than malicious

* The Sidhe on ''Series/{{Merlin}}'' have filed teeth, but are otherwise so tiny and unintimidating that they may well qualify as CuteLittleFangs.

-->'''— Tim the Enchanter''', ''Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail''l9