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* In the comic book ''Comicbook/{{Gearhead}}'', Evil Ted has the LovecraftianSuperpower of being able to sprout an apparently unlimited number of zombies from his flesh.
* ''Franchise/WonderWoman'':

* Master Mold, from ''Comicbook/XMen'', a walking Sentinel factory. Add this to its AIIsACrapshoot tendencies, and you've got a problem on your hands.
* Minor Comicbook/SpiderMan villain Armada's shtick is that his armor's backpack contains a miniature "armada" of little flying robots to do his bidding.

* ''D&D'' has its own share. ''VideoGame/IcewindDale 2'' contains a slime enemy which is horribly annoying since it generates a hell lot of identical copies, which themselves are also hard to kill due to high resistance. (Not a perfectly straight example, as the first few are just the initial one splitting.)

* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' for UsefulNotes/Nintendo64 features enemies known as "Tanks", which produce the smaller enemies and will approach a specific area in the stage. If you failed to destroy at least one of them before they reach it, you will be forced to play an extra stage after clearing the current stage as normal. In this extra stage, you will have to defend the town's buildings from whatever tanks that survived the previous stage. Some of the bosses take the concept up another level by producing Tanks.

** The Pain Elementals, flying Cacodemon-like gasbag monsters that spit out Lost Souls, and can theoretically do so forever until you kill them, at which point they release a final batch of three more Lost Souls upon death just to spite you. Thanks to [[HitboxDissonance things (entities) being infinitely tall collision-wise]], a flock of Pain Elementals can not only do damage but spawn [[InsurmountableWaistHighFence an impassable wall of Lost Souls]].[[note]]They have a deliberate limitation of being unable to spawn more Lost Souls if at least 21 are present on the map at any point, to stop them from flooding the map with Lost Souls and, given the capabilities of machines upon the release of the game, slowing everything down to a crawl. Some [[GameMod custom mapsets]] actually go so far as to take advantage of this feature, booby-trapping special items with crushers that kill out-of-area Lost Souls, allowing the present Pain Elementals to start ruining your day; more advanced source ports cnage this limitation to "21 Lost Souls as spawned per individual Pain Elemental", and mapsets under this feature use Pain Elementals liberally as threats to congest the battlefield.[[/note]] You can prevent a Lost Soul spawn by "hugging" the Pain Elemental and technically {{telefrag}}ging the spawned Lost Soul... unless you're playing ''VideoGame/Doom64'', where [[DefeatEqualsExplosion the dying Lost Soul will deal the blast damage of a barrel explosion to whatever's blocking their spawn]].
** A second example is the [[FinalBoss Icon of Sin]], which spits out cubes that turn into demons upon landing ([[{{Telefrag}} and can kill you even in god mode if you happen to be where a cube landed]]). To defeat it, you launch rockets into its exposed brain and hit its inside[[note]]the head of Creator/JohnRomero as a cameo[[/note]] with SplashDamage.

** In ''VideoGame/SuperMarioRPG'', during the BossBattle with Mack, a few Shysters help him, and he quickly summons a new team of them if you defeat them all.

* The Loaded Dice in ''VideoGame/EarthBound''. Easily the game's worst random encounter, since a) calling for help is all it does, b) some of the help in that part of the game is REALLY powerful, and c) Ness is alone, barring some help from the easily-felled Flying Men. The {{Magm|aMan}}en in ''VideoGame/{{Mother 3}}'' is another example, being capable of spawning [[FragileSpeedster Pyreflies]] from his cranial crater.