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*{{Traveller}} : In a side story in ''Intersteller Wars'' one spacer visits a planet that is unique as a garden world that can instantly reevolve it's life to fit any new change. The spacer eats a local fruit and finds it delicious but shocks a local farmer who told him it had been poisonous the day before.
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* The ''KingdomHearts'' series has thestar-shaped Paopu fruit, which supposedly links the destinies of those who share one.
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* The ''TalesSeries'' games have, in addition to the usual selection of apples, bananas, etc., a pair of recurring fictional fruits called "kirima" and "amango".
* The ''TalesSeries'' games have, in addition to the usual selection of apples, bananas, etc., a pair of recurring fictional fruits called "kirima" and "amango".
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* ''ChangelingTheLost'' features Goblin Fruits, fruits that grow only in [[TheLostWoods the Hedge]]. The fruits range in appearance from "like typical fruit, only in slightly off colors" to "resembling everything from roughly-carved human heads to icicles to ovaries." Most of them have a beneficial effect on changeling metabolism, allowing them to heal damage, but a good number of the fruits have side effects, such as increased alertness, unceasing hunger, guaranteed fertility, or the temporary ability to understand any spoken language.
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* ''ChangelingTheLost'' ''TabletopGame/ChangelingTheLost'' features Goblin Fruits, fruits that grow only in [[TheLostWoods the Hedge]]. The fruits range in appearance from "like typical fruit, only in slightly off colors" to "resembling everything from roughly-carved human heads to icicles to ovaries." Most of them have a beneficial effect on changeling metabolism, allowing them to heal damage, but a good number of the fruits have side effects, such as increased alertness, unceasing hunger, guaranteed fertility, or the temporary ability to understand any spoken language.
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* {{Toriko}} is built on this trope and others like it.
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* {{Toriko}} ''{{Toriko}}'' is built on this trope and others like it.
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* {{Toriko}} is built on this trope and others like it.
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* The fruit of the lotus tree in GreekMythology, which caused both sleepiness and addiction.
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* The fruit of the lotus tree in GreekMythology, which caused both sleepiness and addiction. (The tree is the TropeNamer for the LotusEaterMachine, by the way.)
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* Loads in the StarTrekNovelVerse. Zalkatian ''Clamdas'', Betazoid ''Hilrep'', ''Horvas'', Andorian ''Vithi'', many, many more.
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** Heck, there's even Pokemon who are fruits or vegetables:Exeggecute, Sunkern, Seedot, Ludicolo, Tropius (technically its banana beard), Cherubi, Cherrim, Whimiscott (based on the cotton plant as well as the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetable_Lamb_of_Tartary Vegetable Lamb of Tartary]]), Ferroseed and Ferrothorn (if horse-chestnuts are considered as "fruit").
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** Heck, there's even Pokemon who are fruits or vegetables:Exeggecute, vegetables: Exeggecute, Sunkern, Seedot, Ludicolo, Tropius (technically its banana beard), Cherubi, Cherrim, Whimiscott (based on the cotton plant as well as the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetable_Lamb_of_Tartary Vegetable Lamb of Tartary]]), Ferroseed and Ferrothorn (if horse-chestnuts are considered as "fruit").
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** Heck, there's even Pokemon who are fruits or vegetables: Oddish, Exeggecute, Sunkern, Seedot, Ludicolo, Tropius (technically its banana beard), Cherubi, Cherrim, Whimiscott (based on the cotton plant as well as the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetable_Lamb_of_Tartary Vegetable Lamb of Tartary]]), Ferroseed and Ferrothorn (if horse-chestnuts are considered as "fruit").
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** Heck, there's even Pokemon who are fruits or vegetables: Oddish, Exeggecute, vegetables:Exeggecute, Sunkern, Seedot, Ludicolo, Tropius (technically its banana beard), Cherubi, Cherrim, Whimiscott (based on the cotton plant as well as the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetable_Lamb_of_Tartary Vegetable Lamb of Tartary]]), Ferroseed and Ferrothorn (if horse-chestnuts are considered as "fruit").
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* The [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetable_Lamb_of_Tartary Vegetable Lamb of Tartary]], which is believed to ''grow sheep as its fruit''.
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** Heck, there's even Pokemon who are fruits or vegetables: Oddish, Exeggecute, Sunkern, Seedot, Ludicolo, Tropius (technically its banana beard), Cherubi, Cherrim, Whimiscott (based on the cotton plant as well as the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetable_Lamb_of_Tartary Vegetable Lamb of Tartary]], Ferroseed and Ferrothorn (if horse-chestnuts are considered as "fruit").
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** Heck, there's even Pokemon who are fruits or vegetables: Oddish, Exeggecute, Sunkern, Seedot, Ludicolo, Tropius (technically its banana beard), Cherubi, Cherrim, Whimiscott (based on the cotton plant as well as the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetable_Lamb_of_Tartary Vegetable Lamb of Tartary]], Tartary]]), Ferroseed and Ferrothorn (if horse-chestnuts are considered as "fruit").
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** Heck, there's even Pokemon who are fruits or vegetables: Oddish, Exeggecute, Sunkern, Seedot, Ludicolo, Tropius (technically its banana beard), Cherubi, Cherrim, and Whimiscott.
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** Heck, there's even Pokemon who are fruits or vegetables: Oddish, Exeggecute, Sunkern, Seedot, Ludicolo, Tropius (technically its banana beard), Cherubi, Cherrim, Whimiscott (based on the cotton plant as well as the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetable_Lamb_of_Tartary Vegetable Lamb of Tartary]], Ferroseed and Whimiscott.Ferrothorn (if horse-chestnuts are considered as "fruit").
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* ''RosarioToVampire'': the monster Durian in Capu 2
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** Heck, there's even Pokemon who are fruits or vegetables: Oddish, Exeggecute, Sunkern, Seedot, Ludicolo, Tropius, Cherubi, and Cherrim.
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** Heck, there's even Pokemon who are fruits or vegetables: Oddish, Exeggecute, Sunkern, Seedot, Ludicolo, Tropius, Tropius (technically its banana beard), Cherubi, Cherrim, and Cherrim.Whimiscott.
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* The ''KingdomHearts'' series has thestar-shaped Paopu fruit, which supposedly links the destinies of those who share one.
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* ''TheSims 3'' has life fruits, which give the Sim who eats one an extra day of life, flame fruits, which aren't actually on fire but do give you a warm fuzzy feeling just by carrying it around, and plasma fruits, which [[VegetarianVampire re-fills a vampire Sim's Thirt motive]].
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* The mushrooms from the ''{{SuperMarioBros}}'' series.
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* [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] offscreen in the ShowWithinAShow ''[[StargateSG1 Wormhole X-Treme]]'', when Martin Lloyd tells a prop guy to "get some kiwis and spray-paint them green" for a scene, instead of using [[HowDoYouLikeThemApples apples]].
--->'''[[DeadpanSnarker Prop Guy]]''': So, now the scene reads, "Colonel Danning walks into the orchard, says 'How like Eden this world is', and bites into a painted kiwi."
* [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] offscreen in the ShowWithinAShow ''[[StargateSG1 Wormhole X-Treme]]'', when Martin Lloyd tells a prop guy to "get some kiwis and spray-paint them green" for a scene, instead of using [[HowDoYouLikeThemApples apples]].
--->'''[[DeadpanSnarker Prop Guy]]''': So, now the scene reads, "Colonel Danning walks into the orchard, says 'How like Eden this world is', and bites into a painted kiwi."
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* In ''{{Poharex}}'' there's the Blue Fruit, which grow only in a certain valley, and cause addiction, madness, and eventually paralysis.
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*In ''{{Poharex}}'' there's the Blue Fruit, which grow only in a certain valley, and cause addiction, madness, and eventually paralysis.
*In ''{{Poharex}}'' there's the Blue Fruit, which grow only in a certain valley, and cause addiction, madness, and eventually paralysis.
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* ''ChangelingTheLost'' features Goblin Fruits, fruits that grow only in [[TheLostWoods the Hedge]]. The fruits range in appearance from "like typical fruit, only in slightly off colors" to "resembling everything from roughly-carved human heads to icicles to ovaries." Most of them have a beneficial effect on changeling metabolism, allowing them to heal damage, but a good number of the fruits have side effects, such as increased alertness, unceasing hunger, guaranteed fertility, or the temporary ability to understand any spoken language.
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* Just about anything the [[{{Hobbits}} Kiwi]] can grow on GalaxyRangers. An episode involved trees that grew nutritious marshmallows.
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It should be noted that there are a fair number of real fruits and vegetables that can qualify as very strange, unusual, and exotic. (For example: the Durain, the Buddha's Hand, or the Miracle Fruit.) But of course, they have a slim chance of showing up in fiction due to SmallReferencePools, so you get fictional ones instead.
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It should be noted that there are a fair number of real fruits and vegetables that can qualify as very strange, unusual, and exotic. (For example: the Durain, Durian, the Buddha's Hand, or the Miracle Fruit.) But of course, they have a slim chance of showing up in fiction due to SmallReferencePools, so you get fictional ones instead.
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* RoaldDahl liked these. Snozzcumbers from ''TheBFG'' (which were so disgusting the giants prefered to [[ImAHumanitarian eat children instead]], with the exception of the titular character who [[DefectorFromDecadence put up with the foul taste]]) come to mind.
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* RoaldDahl liked these. Snozzcumbers from ''TheBFG'' (which were so disgusting the giants prefered preferred to [[ImAHumanitarian eat children instead]], with the exception of the titular character who [[DefectorFromDecadence put up with the foul taste]]) come to mind.
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* {{Discworld}} features the wahoonie, a foul-smelling, earwax-colored root vegetable that can grow up to twenty feet in length. [[WretchedHive Ankh-Morpork]] is known as the Big Wahoonie, though the narration claims that [[InsultToRocks not even the wahoonie smells that bad]].
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* {{Discworld}} ''{{Discworld}}'' features the wahoonie, a foul-smelling, earwax-colored root vegetable that can grow up to twenty feet in length. [[WretchedHive Ankh-Morpork]] is known as the Big Wahoonie, though the narration claims that [[InsultToRocks not even the wahoonie smells that bad]].
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* One chapter of ''KeroroGunsou'' features a giant killer space yam.
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* {{Discworld}} features the wahoonie, a foul-smelling, earwax-colored root vegetable that can grow up to twenty feet in length. [[WretchedHive Ankh-Morpork]] is known as the Big Wahoonie, though the narration claims that [[InsultToRocks not even the wahoonie smells that bad]].