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* The Supermodel VillainProtagonist of the video for Music/{{Best Friend|2014}} by Music/FosterThePeople is shown to be constantly eating other women alive throughout the video. And while she's mainly doing this to [[CannibalismSuperpower absorb these women's attractive features,]] when she is swallowing her last victim alive, we see her OverlyLongTongue [[YouTasteDelicious licking the poor woman's]] [[HelplessKicking desperately kicking]] legs, implying she ''enjoys the taste too.''

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* While her trim physique and status as MsFanservice and a LustObject might not make her seem like it at first, the GiantWoman in Music/{{Miserable}} turns out to be this [[spoiler:as the boys in the band [[EatenAlive find out the hard way,]] much to their horror.]]

* The demon {{Beelzebub}} is considered in Demonology as the Patron Demon of Gluttony and one of the Seven Princes of Hell.
* Myth/AboriginalAustralianMyths: Has Tiddalik the frog, who drank all the water in the land and refused to share with any of the other animals, basically [[ForTheEvulz just to be a dick.]] They only managed to get their water back when Nabunum the eel managed to [[MustMakeHerLaugh make him laugh,]] causing all the water to spill from his mouth.

* In the ''TabletopGame/DarkSun'' setting, there were undead monsters called faels, who only existed to eat, and demanded food from anyone who encountered them, violently lashing out at anyone who denied them food or interrupted their feasting.
* In the 3E TabletopGame/{{Ravenloft}} supplement ''Van Richten's Guide To The Walking Dead'', the Weathermay-Foxgrove twins pursue an undead beast called Glutton of G'henna. This ravenous ghoul-like creature broke into houses or barns and ate every scrap of food there, whole livestock included; it could be tracked cross-country by the large bite marks it left behind in trees and boulders. While it ''did'' eat people, or parts thereof, if they got between it and food, it was not a man-eater by preference.
* In ''TabletopGame/ScarredLands'', one of the Titans was Gaurak the Glutton, who may have devoured all life in the world (only for his fellow Titans to repopulate it so he could do it again) if the gods had not defeated him by yanking out his hundred teeth and burying him underground. Many of his worshippers are also Villainous Gluttons; they become creatures called fatlings, disgustingly obese and bloated mockeries of the humans they once were.

--> ''Be careful, or you might lose an arm. Mmmmm. Arm.'' - The beginning of Haagenti's character description

* The tyrannical emperor who appears on many ''TabletopGame/YuGiOh'' cards is proven to be one on [[http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Tyrant%27s_Tummyache this card.]]

* ''Webcomic/TheUnspeakableVaultOfDoom'': [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Cthulhoo]], whose gluttony and tendency to eat large quantities of mortals is PlayedForLaughs. ''Sort of.''
* ''Webcomic/JackDavidHopkins'': The Vorshes are Gluttony personified. They are vicious demonic cannibals but in a subversion are extremely emaciated, and cannot gain any enjoyment from their food.
* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'' has the [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0719.html Empress of Blood,]] an incredibly obese red dragon who seems to do very little other than eating. Her warlord explains that she does so because she's [[LogicalFallacies confused correlation with causation]] and thinks that larger dragons can cast more powerful spells because they're larger. In fact, they can cast those spells because they're ''older'', which is ''also'' the reason they're larger.

Likely to be a VillainProtagonist in vore porn.

Historically, this was a favorite charge of historians trying to tarnish the name of a political enemy. The Romans were particularly fond of the tactic; Emperor UsefulNotes/{{Caligula}} and Elagabalus got it particularly hard, although it probably had some basis in fact.

If the Villainous Glutton also eats in a way that's just plain disgusting, he's got JabbaTableManners and is likely a FatSlob; if his meal consists of endangered species or something similar, it may be an ExoticEntree. See also AdiposeRex (specifically for obese monarchs), FatSweatySouthernerInAWhiteSuit, and SevenDeadlySins. Contrast FatBastard (a character who really ''is'' fat and is a {{Jerkass}}, but may or may not be an actual villain) and {{Gonk}} (an anime trope usually played for a combination of Squick and Comic Relief).

There are the villains who provoke moral outrage. Others are [[LaughablyEvil funny]] or even [[AffablyEvil somewhat likeable]]. Some [[EvilIsSexy arouse carnal desires.]] A rare few [[MagnificentBastard inspire twisted admiration.]] And then, there's pure disgust. That's what this guy -- [[AlwaysMale and it's very commonly a guy]] -- is for. He consumes. He devours. He gives nothing back. Meet: the Villainous Glutton.

* While her trim physique and status as MsFanservice and a LustObject might not make her seem like it at first, the GiantWoman in Music/{{Miserable}} is turns out to be this [[spoiler:as the boys in the band [[EatenAlive find out the hard way,]] much to their horror.]]

* The Supermodel VillainProtagonist of the video for Music/BestFriend by Music/FosterThePeople is shown to be constantly eating other women alive throughout the video. And while she's mainly doing this to [[CannibalismSuperpower absorb these women's attractive features,]] when she is swallowing her last victim alive, we see her OverlyLongTongue [[YouTasteDelicious licking the poor woman's]] [[HelplessKicking desperately kicking]] legs, implying she ''enjoys the taste too.''