History Main / ToothyBird

* ''Buzzy the Crow'' has has teeth, and even a gold one.

** Pooza the Wizard, from the ''extremely'' short-lived Adult Swim series ''WesternAnimation/KingStarKing'', has a mug full of pointy fangs. Justified, since he's a magical being of unknown origin with BizarreAlienBiology

* The penguins from ''WesternAnimation/ThreeTwoOnePenguins''
** Then again, they're alien penguins, so it might be {{Justified}}.

* Unlike their extant cousins, ''Archaeopteryx'', ''Ichthyornis'', ''Hesperornis'', and other prehistoric birds once sported toothy mouths.

* Chicken George from ''Manga/{{Fourteen}}''.

* The Japanese ''VideoGame/StarFox'' manga gave Falco teeth whenever he needed to look angry or cocky.
* ''Anime/DigimonAdventure'', justified when Birdramon. While her previous form, Biyomon, is a large bird with no teeth, Birdramon is a mixture of a bird and a dragon, allowing for sharp teeth.
* Has been seen numerous times in the ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'', but justified in that the creatures are purely fictional. It's often one-off gags. For example, Dawn's Piplup normally has no teeth, but at times he is shown with them (noticeably when he grates them).
* Carue from ''Manga/OnePiece'', who is a so-called Super Spot-Billed Duck, at first only gets teeth when he is making funny facial expressions. Later on, he always has teeth when he opens his beak. The same goes for other Super Spot-Billed Ducks. Later, the bird Chuchuun, a Super Sparrow, appears and it has teeth too. The author later states that all the bird species in the verse with a species name starting with "Super" have teeth, [[ItRunsOnNonsensoleum because it's more "super" to have teeth than to lack them]].
* The humanoid birds from ''Anime/DoraemonNobitaAndTheWingedBraves'' often display teeth. While they are evolved birds, it may be just one-off gags as they normally don't have teeth.

* There are some scenes in ''Anime/KirbyRightBackAtYa'' showing King Dedede drawn with a mouth of them despite being a penguin-like creature, just like in the games. This even becomes a major plot point in "A Dental Dilemma", where he thinks his pearly whites are completely invincible to any cavities. He ends up proven wrong, and gets scared shitless when he learns he's due to have them drilled. He ultimately orders the dental monster Hardy to fix them, but he too gets scared of him and ultimately gets his teeth drilled by Yabui in the end anyway, much to his horror.
* In ''Anime/{{Aggretsuko}}'', Eaglette/Washimi grinds her teeth in her sleep.
* ''Anime/ShimaShimaToraNoShimajiro'': Torippi is often shown to have a nice set of pearly whites under his beak, he even needs to get them checked when the town dentist visits the preschool at regular intervals, so it's definitely not a one-off gag.

* Creator/DonBluth's ''WesternAnimation/ThePebbleAndThePenguin'' has [[Creator/TimCurry the villainous Drake]], who could bite through a coconut with his ridiculous-looking chompers. Just look at his picture on the film's poster.

* The birds in ''WesternAnimation/{{Jumanji}}'' have teeth at all times, not for comedy but to make them more frightening. It works.

** Despite Ruby correctly stating not to have teeth, due to being an ''Oviraptor'', she is occasionally shown having them in some shots.

%% * The Babylon Rogues from the ''VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog'' series sometimes have teeth.

* ''WesternAnimation/Pingu'': The penguins are sometimes shown with teeth in the earlier episodes.

* WesternAnimation/PlutoThePup is a non-anthro dog with very un-doglike teeth (that are pretty creepy). Especially noticeable in "Canine Caddy", where the gopher and WesternAnimation/MickeyMouse are drawn with species appropriate buck teeth, but Pluto still has a mouth full of teeth that all look like incisors or flat molars.

* Has been seen numerous times in the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime, but justified in that the creatures are purely fictional. It's often one-off gags. For example, Dawn's Piplup normally has no teeth, but at times he is shown with them (noticeably when he grates them).

* ''WebOriginal/{{Serina}}'': The Vivas are a group of ovoviviparous birds that have developed tooth-like plates on their tongues and palates that allow them to grind up plants without the aid of gastroliths, it's established that they're descended from a group of goose-like birds (called aardgeese) and the plates are derived from the pecten that they possessed. Their carnivorous relatives, the Banshees, don't have teeth but they do have small barbs on their tongues much like cats.

* ''WebOriginal/JurassicImpact: The pseudobirds, a clade of birds that are direct descendants of ''Archaeopteryx''-like theropods, retain teeth.

** ''WebOriginal/JurassicImpact: The pseudobirds, a clade of birds that are direct descendants of ''Archaeopteryx''-like theropods, retain teeth.

* ''WebOriginal/JurassicImpact: The pseudobirds, a clade of birds that are direct descendants of ''Archaeopteryx''-like theropods, retain teeth.