History Main / FatSlob

* Kendra Krinklesac from ''TheClevelandShow''.

* Control Freak from ''TeenTitans''

The modern world's busy lifestyle and prevalence of desk jobs leaves a very tight margin of free time; anything related to eating is rushed, abridged so as to take as little time as possible. Cooking is abandoned, canned and processed foods are in. Can't waste time taking three meals, let's eat it all in one go. All of this, in the long run, doesn't please the body at all. And that's not counting the occasional birth condition that literally forces you to be fat or ''die'', one way or another.

* A rare female parody is TheNostalgiaChick. When she came out of her ScheduleSlip, she [[strike: had a pillow stuffed up her shirt]] had a big belly and would have much rather kept drinking beer and eating cheetos than doi]ng reviews.

* A rare female parody is TheNostalgiaChick. When she came out of her ScheduleSlip, she [[strike: had a pillow stuffed up her shirt]] had a big belly and would have much rather kept drinking beer and eating cheetos than doing reviews.

* ''Murry Purry Fresh and Furry''. Although rarely shown eating, Cadillac Myspace's poor dental hygiene, ill-fitting clothing and morbid obesity make her fit this trope.

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* Bucca from ''AirGear'', though we all know that it's not ''actually'' fat, definitely fits.
* A heroic example is Tokita in ''{{Paprika}}''.
* The boy who stalks and forces himself on the attractive young gym teacher in ''{{Peridot}}'' is another example, visibly slavering and being obnoxious because he's too big and overbearing to be stopped.
* In ''SoulEater'', [[LargeHam BlackStar]] acts like this at the [[BallroomBlitz party to celebrate the founding of]] their ExtranormalInstitute. Much to the embaressment of [[YamatoNadeshiko Tsubaki]] and the horror of [[SuperOCD Death the Kid]].

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The human body's production of fat is a very complex process with many, '''many''' more factors to it than eat = get fat. In RealLife, excess weight can be surprisingly difficult for some people to shed, and demands an extreme amount of dedication from those who would want to work even a couple pounds away. Furthermore, being fat means nothing more than having a body with more fat than it needs to, and the only real influence it would have on one's personality or habits is merely the result of the individual's treatment by other people; that is, a fat kid who gets constantly bullied for being fat won't enter adulthood crapping ponies and rainbows.

The human body's production of fat is a very complex process, with many, '''many''' more factors to it than "eat = get fat". In RealLife, excess weight can be surprisingly difficult for some people to shed, and demands an extreme amount of dedication from those who would want to work even a couple pounds away. Being fat means nothing more than having a body with more fat than it needs to; the only real influence it would have on one's personality or habits is merely the result of the individual's treatment by other people. A fat kid who got bullied for his girth won't enter adulthood crapping ponies and rainbows.

The modern world's busy lifestyle and prevalence of desk jobs leaves a very tight margin of free time; anything related to eating is rushed, abridged so as to take as little time as possible. Cooking is abandoned, canned and processed foods are in. Can't waste time taking three meals, let's eat it all in one go. All of this, in the long run, doesn't please the body at all. And that's not counting the occasional birth condition that literally forces you to be fat, one way or another.

[[AcceptableTargets And naturally, fiction won't have any of that pesky "facts" shit.]] Being fat in TV-Land, means that:

# You have poor personal hygene; ill-fitting, wrinkled or stained clothing, or dress inappropriately for the occasion.
# Your language and mannerisms are crude.

# Whether you are likeable or not, every fat person in the universe is basically you with a different face. There is only one kind of fatty; they are all interchangeable clones with the same tastes, same habits and same personality.
# Most importantly, if you weigh between 201 and 399 lbs., chances are that you don't exist. Fiction is oblivious to the concept of weight; you're either a rail-thin hottie or [[StarWars Jabba the Hutt]], there's nothing in between.

# Most importantly, if you weigh above 200 pounds but below 400, chances are that you don't exist. Fiction is oblivious to the concept of weight; you're either a rail-thin hottie or [[StarWars Jabba the Hutt]], there's nothing in between.

* [[Murry Purry Fresh and Furry]]. Although rarely shown eating, Cadillac Myspace's poor dentail hygiene, ill-fitting clothing and morbid obesity make her fit this trope.

The human body's production of fat is a very complex process, with much more factors to it than "eat = get fat". In RealLife, excess weight can be surprisingly difficult for some people to shed, and demands an extreme amount of dedication from those who would want to work even a couple pounds away. Being fat means nothing more than having a body with more fat than it needs to; the only real influence it would have on one's personality or habits is merely the result of the individual's treatment by other people. A fat kid who got bullied for his tubbiness won't enter adulthood crapping ponies and rainbows.

The modern world's busy lifestyle and prevalence of desk jobs leaves a very tight margin of free time; anything related to eating is rushed, abridged so as to take as little time as possible. Cooking is abandoned, canned and processed foods are in. Can't waste time taking three meals, let's eat it all in one go. All of this, in the long run, doesn't please the body at all. And that's not counting the occasional birth condition.

[[AcceptableTargets Naturally, fiction won't have any of that pesky "facts" shit]] and just assumes that being fat means that:

# [[FatBastard You are a bastard.]]
# If you weigh above 200 pounds but below 400, chances are that you don't exist.

For more stereotypical behaviors of the obese, compare and contrast FatBastard, FatIdiot, JabbaTableManners and FatSweatySouthernerInAWhiteSuit.

In RealLife, excess weight can be surprisingly difficult for some people to shed, and demands an extreme amount of dedication from those who would want to exercise even a few pounds away. Excessive fat tissue rarely has any influence on one's personality and habits. The modern world's busy lifestyle and prevalence of desk jobs leaves a very tight margin of free time; anything related to eating is rushed, abridged so as to take as little time as possible, which, in the long run, doesn't please the body too much. And that's not counting the occasional case of complex and difficult-to-treat medical condition.

In RealLife, excess weight can be surprisingly difficult for some people to shed, rarely has any influence on one's personality[[hottip:*:besides [[KidsAreCruel bitter self-consciousness]]]] and habits, and is sometimes a symptom of a complex and difficult-to-treat medical condition or addiction.

* Homer Simpon and Barney Gumble from {{TheSimpsons}}

* [[Murry Purry Fresh and Furry]]. Although rarely shown eating, Cadillac Myspace's poor dentail hygiene and morbid obesity make her perfectly fit this trope.

For more steriotypical behaviors of the obese, compare and contrast FatBastard, FatIdiot, JabbaTableManners and FatSweatySouthernerInAWhiteSuit.

# You have poor personal hygene; ill-fitting, wrinkled or stained clothing, or dressing inappropriately for the occasion.

# If you weigh above 200 pounds but below 400, chances are you don't exist.

# If you weigh below 400 pounds, chances are you don't exist.

In RealLife, excess weight can be surprisingly difficult for some people to shed, and is sometimes a symptom of a complex and difficult-to-treat medical condition or addiction.

[[AcceptableTargets Naturally, fiction won't have any of that pesky "context" shit]] and just assumes that being fat means that you have:
# Very poor table manners, taking outrageously large servings, eating with his hands when it's clearly not appropriate, etc.
# Poor personal hygene; ill-fitting, wrinkled or stained clothing, or dressing inappropriately for the occasion.
# Crude language or mannerisms.
# The character tends to leave trash such as food wrappers everywhere he stays for more than a few minutes at a time.

* Fat Bastard in the ''AustinPowers'' series: definitely #3.

In RealLife, excess weight can be surprisingly difficult for some people to shed, and is sometimes a symptom of a complex and difficult-to-treat medical condition or addiction. However, a common stereotype is that obesity is the result of a character being too lazy or stubborn to bother caring about his personal habits.

This slovenly behavior usually includes at least one of the following: