History Main / MoleMen

* ''SupermanAndTheMoleMen'' was a '50s film that served as the basis for the TV series. It was later chopped into three episodes for air during the series. The world's deepest well invades the home of a group of mole men who come to the surface and scare everyone with their glowing orbs and really big RayGun.

* An episode of ''WesternAniation/{{Futurama}}'' mentioned the blind Mole Men of Subterra 6 as having destroyed the planet Cyclopia in envy of their eyes. However, the story was a lie, so it's not clear if there actually is a Subterra 6 inhabited by mole people in the ''Futurama'' universe.

[[IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused with]] TheMole.

* The Terries and Fermies in a [[ComicBook/DisneyDucksComicUniverse Scrooge McDuck]] issue called ''Land Beneath the Ground!''

* The Underminer in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles''

* ''SamAndMax'' have several mole people. Of note are Shuv-Oohl from "Hit the Road", Harry from the new Telltale seasons, and the immense group of mole people who regulate the planet's temperature in the Animated Series.

* ''BreathOfFire'': [[http://images.wikia.com/bof/images/b/b2/MoguBF1.jpg Mogu]] and [[http://bof.wikia.com/wiki/Dirt-Eating_Clan the clan he is from]].

* ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword'': the Mogma

* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' has Hans Moleman, who looks like a mole, and has at least once been portrayed as the King of the Mole People. He even has an earthquake machine.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' has Hans Moleman, who looks like a mole, and has at least once been portrayed as the King of the Mole People.[[note]]He even has an earthquake machine[[/note]]

* A few episodes of ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats'' had molemen, who were docile humanoid moles (complete with snuffling, "dig dig dig, burrow burrow burrow" chatter), spurred on to be mooks by MoleMaster, himself a mole man but with nicer clothing.

* Vulkanus has an army of alien mole men minions in ''WesternAnimation/{{Ben10}}''.

* Detailed information about the world of the mole-men is a major part of ''MoreInformationThanYouRequire''. They live BeneathTheEarth, travel around using various Hideous Steeds (and monorails), and worship [[CrystalDragonJesus the Century Toad]] who lives at the center of the earth. They also were friends with many great Enlightenment thinkers and taught them their beliefs about individual rights and liberty.

* One of the villains from ''WesternAnimation/JohnnyTest'' is actually known as the Mole King.

* ''UsagiYojimbo'' occasionally features a clan of mole-ninjas who are, of course, good at tunneling and popping into or out of escape holes.

* ''VideoGame/{{Transarctica}}: Mole men appear as a savage tribal people inhabiting abandoned subway tunnels in the new Ice Age. They will ambush you if you try to drive your train through their territory, but if nothing else they're a convenient source of [[MadeASlave new slaves]] to mine coal for your train.

* The official ''{{Champions}}'' setting includes the Undersea Kingdom of Lemuria, a [[PlanetOfHats race of evil megalomaniacs]] who are all served by their Mole Men slaves. Despite treating the Mole Men like subhuman animals, the Lemurians are dependent on them, because no Lemurian would ever lower themselves to do manual labor, and the Mole Men are the only ones who can repair the technology that keeps their dome-enclosed kingdom alive.

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* ''Disney/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'': Moliere, nicknamed "Mole". Not really a mole, but according to the sequel, he was raised by naked mole rats. Unsurprisingly, he drives a DrillTank for digging.
* The Underminer in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles''

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* Ground Dragon, a very minor villain from ''Manga/OnePunchMan''. More mole than man, however, mostly looking like a giant, talking mole with tattooed kanji. Earlier there was the Subterranians, who got to show up in Saitama's dreams (where they put up a glorious fight Saitama could finally enjoy), then in reality (where they lasted [[OneHitKill about as long as everyone else Saitama's fought]]).

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* ''TheTick'' had the Mole People, led by Mole King.
* An episode of ''TheHerculoids'' was called "The Mole Men".
* ''TheSimpsons'' has Hans Moleman, who looks like a mole, and has at least once been portrayed as the King of the Mole People.[[note]]He even has an earthquake machine[[/note]]

* One of the villains from ''JohnnyTest'' is actually known as the Mole King.

* A few episodes of ThunderCats had molemen, who were docile humanoid moles (complete with snuffling, "dig dig dig, burrow burrow burrow" chatter), spurred on to be mooks by MoleMaster, himself a mole man but with nicer clothing.