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-->''I want to travel the world and see the rich diversity of wonders which fill it- and '''consume them!''' [=HaHaHaHaHaHA=]!

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* The Beast of the Rails from ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'' is a sentient Heterodyne built train that consumes all metal it encounters to convert it into part of itself and [[http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20150123 bombastically declares:]]
-->''I want to travel the world and see the rich diversity of wonders which fill it- and '''consume them!''' [=HaHaHaHaHaHA=]!
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-->-- '''Sharona Fleming''', ''Series/{{Monk}}'': "Mr. Monk Meets Dale the Whale"

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** Also, there are nalfeshnee, demons that are just below balors in terms of social rank in the Abyss and actual power, who are often depicted like this, especially in the 4th Edition, where they are given a background. They were descended from the Waddling Legions, soldiers spawned by a powerful Primordial who was slain during the war between the Primordials and the gods. His minions devoured his corpse (they saw this as a respectful gesture for some reason) and as a result, absorbed his power, becoming the powerful nalfeshnee. The same source states that their gluttony is legendary, as is [[ToServeMan their tendency to treat other beings as food.]] They tend to group other beings in three categories, "Fit to eat" (which is most other creatures, including other demons), "Fit to use" (which is any being weaker than they are that is inedible to them for some reason), and "Fit to serve" (a small group reserved for beings that are obviously more powerful than they are, at which point they quickly turn from egotistical blowhards into groveling cowards.)

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** Also, there are nalfeshnee, demons that are just below balors in terms of social rank in the Abyss and actual power, who are often depicted like this, especially in the 4th Edition, where they are given a background. They were descended from the Waddling Legions, soldiers spawned by a powerful Primordial who was slain during the war between the Primordials and the gods. His minions devoured his corpse (they saw this as a respectful gesture for some reason) and as a result, absorbed his power, becoming the powerful nalfeshnee. The same source states that their gluttony is legendary, as is [[ToServeMan their tendency to treat other beings as food.]] They tend to group other beings in three categories, "Fit to eat" (which is most other creatures, including other weaker demons), "Fit to use" (which is any being weaker than they are that is inedible to them for some reason), and "Fit to serve" (a small group reserved for beings that are obviously more powerful than they are, at which point they quickly turn from egotistical blowhards into groveling cowards.))
** The primary trait of [[OurGiantsAreBigger hill giants]] in 5th edition, having been simply "[[DumbMuscle bigger ogres]]" in previous ones. They spend their spare time eating anything edible, their idea of entertainment involves cramming as many living beings into their mouths as possible, and their leaders are always the fattest and most gluttonous members of their kind.
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->"In case you were still wondering, yes, he's THAT fat! He's [[AC: ORCA!]] He's horrific!"

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* The ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' series by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka Music/{{mothy}} features one in the Gluttony song,[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkrwKCRJH-s Evil Food Eater Conchita]] sung by Meiko. Banika Conchita desires for only the most gruesome in the world. Why is she a Villainous Glutton? [[spoiler:It's because when her chef asks for leave, she eats him instead, and soon following him are the maid and servant. When there's nothing left she finally eats herself.]] Expanded on further in the [[LightNovel/EvilFoodEaterConchita tie-in novel]], which reduces the villainy of her [[spoiler: eating the chef]] but slowly details her descent into a monster willing to wage wars with undead soldiers instead.

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* The ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' series by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka Music/{{mothy}} features one in the Gluttony song,[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkrwKCRJH-s Evil Food Eater Conchita]] sung by Meiko. Banika Conchita desires for only the most gruesome in the world. Why is she a Villainous Glutton? [[spoiler:It's because when her chef asks for leave, she eats him instead, and soon following him are the maid and servant. When there's nothing left she finally eats herself.]] Expanded on further in the [[LightNovel/EvilFoodEaterConchita tie-in novel]], which reduces the villainy of her [[spoiler: eating [[spoiler:eating the chef]] but slowly details her descent into a monster willing to wage wars with undead soldiers instead.
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* ''Blog/AskJappleack'' has Appelox, a reality-eating monster who desires to consume the multiverse by devouring entire planes of existence.
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* 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.

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* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons''.
** Eating is the biggest vice of beholders; according to the 3rd edition {{Sourcebook}} ''Codex Anathema'', they actually don't have a sense of taste, but take pleasure from enjoying the physical texture of foods, especially crunchy live prey like humans. Because they can watch themselves eat with their long eyestalks, they also enjoy vibrantly colored food. And they eat a lot of it--up to 200 pounds in a single sitting.
** In the 3rd Edition, there were Famine Spirits, incredibly powerful undead beings who could eat more in a day than fifty men could eat in a week. They were so-named because the appetite of one of them could ''literally'' cause a famine in a populated area if it was left unchecked.

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* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons''.
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** Eating is the biggest vice of beholders; according to the 3rd edition {{Sourcebook}} ''Codex Anathema'', they actually don't have a sense of taste, but take pleasure from enjoying the physical texture of foods, especially crunchy live prey like humans. Because they can watch themselves eat with their long eyestalks, they also enjoy vibrantly colored food. And they eat a lot of it--up it -- up to 200 pounds in a single sitting.
** In the 3rd Edition, there were are Famine Spirits, incredibly powerful undead beings who could can eat more in a day than fifty men could can eat in a week. They were so-named because the appetite of one of them could ''literally'' cause a famine in a populated area if it was left unchecked.



* [[http://www.thebeastlegion.com/issue-07-page-19-sglutton/ Sglutton]] in TheBeastLegion is an obese & ruthless Shadow Nexus slave Master.
* Royce from ''HeartCore'' enjoys himself the finest meals on a daily basis along with daily birthday cakes. His signature sin is Gluttony afterall. It is a miracle that he has managed to stay in shape during his hundreds of years of gorging himself with one-man buffés.

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* [[http://www.thebeastlegion.com/issue-07-page-19-sglutton/ Sglutton]] in TheBeastLegion ''Webcomic/TheBeastLegion'' is an obese & and ruthless Shadow Nexus slave Master.
* Royce from ''HeartCore'' ''Webcomic/{{Heartcore}}'' enjoys himself the finest meals on a daily basis along with daily birthday cakes. His signature sin is Gluttony afterall. It is a miracle that he has managed to stay in shape during his hundreds of years of gorging himself with one-man buffés.



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* The ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' series by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka {{mothy}} features one in the Gluttony song,[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkrwKCRJH-s Evil Food Eater Conchita]] sung by Meiko. Banika Conchita desires for only the most gruesome in the world. Why is she a Villainous Glutton? [[spoiler:It's because when her chef asks for leave, she eats him instead, and soon following him are the maid and servant. When there's nothing left she finally eats herself.]] Expanded on further in the [[LightNovel/EvilFoodEaterConchita tie-in novel]], which reduces the villainy of her [[spoiler: eating the chef]] but slowly details her descent into a monster willing to wage wars with undead soldiers instead.

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* The ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' series by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka {{mothy}} Music/{{mothy}} features one in the Gluttony song,[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkrwKCRJH-s Evil Food Eater Conchita]] sung by Meiko. Banika Conchita desires for only the most gruesome in the world. Why is she a Villainous Glutton? [[spoiler:It's because when her chef asks for leave, she eats him instead, and soon following him are the maid and servant. When there's nothing left she finally eats herself.]] Expanded on further in the [[LightNovel/EvilFoodEaterConchita tie-in novel]], which reduces the villainy of her [[spoiler: eating the chef]] but slowly details her descent into a monster willing to wage wars with undead soldiers instead.
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* [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Cthulhoo]] in ''Webcomic/TheUnspeakableVaultOfDoom''. Subverted in that, this webcomic focusing on the point of view of [[EldritchAbomination the Elder Gods and Great Old Ones]], his gluttony is PlayedForLaughs. ''Sort of.''

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* [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Cthulhoo]] in ''Webcomic/TheUnspeakableVaultOfDoom''. Subverted in that, this webcomic focusing on the [[VillainProtagonist point of view view]] of [[EldritchAbomination the Elder Gods and Great Old Ones]], his gluttony is PlayedForLaughs. ''Sort of.''
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* [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Cthulhoo in ''Webcomic/TheUnspeakableVaultOfDoom''. Subverted in that, this webcomic focusing on the point of view of [[EldritchAbomination the Elder Gods and Great Old Ones]], his gluttony is PlayedForLaughs. ''Sort of.''

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* [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Cthulhoo Cthulhoo]] in ''Webcomic/TheUnspeakableVaultOfDoom''. Subverted in that, this webcomic focusing on the point of view of [[EldritchAbomination the Elder Gods and Great Old Ones]], his gluttony is PlayedForLaughs. ''Sort of.''

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* The Vorshes in ''Webcomic/{{Jack|DavidHopkins}}'' are Gluttony personified. They are vicious demonic cannibals but in a subversion are extremely emaciated, and cannot gain any enjoyment from their food.

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* [[Franchise/CthulhuMythos Cthulhoo in ''Webcomic/TheUnspeakableVaultOfDoom''. Subverted in that, this webcomic focusing on the point of view of [[EldritchAbomination the Elder Gods and Great Old Ones]], his gluttony is PlayedForLaughs. ''Sort of.''
* The Vorshes in ''Webcomic/{{Jack|DavidHopkins}}'' ''Webcomic/JackDavidHopkins'' are Gluttony personified. They are vicious demonic cannibals but in a subversion are extremely emaciated, and cannot gain any enjoyment from their food.
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* The Snake from the final webisodes of ''WebAnimation/LoboWebseries'' symbolizes a snake glutton who digests tons of food for six weeks. A major scene is in which he ate a combo meal number 2 93 times.

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* In ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer40000}}'', the C'tan were driven by nothing but a desire to consume. At first they fed on radiation from stars. Then the Necrontyr approached them and gave them new bodies in the hopes that the C'tan would give them an edge in their war against the Old Ones. The C'tan, now more intelligent and aware of the universe around them while still being the gluttonous beings they always were, manipulated the Necrontyr into swearing fealty to them. Once the terrible pact was made, the C'tan promptly turned the entire race into the robotic Necrons, feasting on their lifeforce and souls in the process. It was then that they realized how much more appetizing souls were than radiation, and dedicated themselves to devouring the souls of every living being. In the end, this defining trait of the C'tan led to their downfall. Supposedly, Cegorach the Laughing God manipulated one of the C'tan into eating others, which caused a downward spiral of infighting and cannibalism that reduced the power of the C'tan to the point that the Necrons were able to shatter and imprison them. The C'tan did not learn anything from this: even after being shattered and made into slaves by their former slaves, they ''still'' want to eat everyone. The Necrons work very hard to prevent C'tan shards from merging into Transcendant C'tan for this reason: they know that the first thing the reborn Star God will do is go on a feeding frenzy -- and they will be the first course.

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* In ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer40000}}'', the C'tan were driven by nothing but a desire to consume. At first they fed on radiation from stars. Then the Necrontyr approached them and gave them new bodies in the hopes that the C'tan would give them an edge in their war against the Old Ones. The C'tan, now more intelligent and aware of the universe around them while still being the gluttonous beings they always were, manipulated the Necrontyr into swearing fealty to them. Once the terrible pact was made, the C'tan promptly turned the entire race into the robotic Necrons, feasting on their lifeforce and souls in the process. It was then that they realized how much more appetizing souls were than radiation, and dedicated themselves to devouring the souls of every living being. In the end, this defining trait of the C'tan led to their downfall. Supposedly, Cegorach the Laughing God manipulated one of the C'tan into eating others, which caused a downward spiral of infighting and cannibalism that reduced the power of the C'tan to the point that the Necrons were able to shatter and imprison them. The C'tan did not learn anything from this: even after being shattered and made into slaves by their former slaves, they ''still'' want to eat everyone. The Necrons work very hard to prevent C'tan shards from merging into Transcendant C'tan for this reason: they know that the first thing the reborn Star God will do is go on a feeding frenzy -- and they will be the first course.

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* In ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer40000}}'', the C'tan were driven by nothing but a desire to consume. At first they fed on radiation from stars. Then the Necrontyr approached them and gave them new bodies in the hopes that the C'tan would give them an edge in their war against the Old Ones. The C'tan, now more intelligent and aware of the universe around them while still being the gluttonous beings they always were, manipulated the Necrontyr into swearing fealty to them. Once the terrible pact was made, the C'tan promptly turned the entire race into the robotic Necrons, feasting on their lifeforce and souls in the process. It was then that they realized how much more appetizing souls were than radiation, and dedicated themselves to devouring the souls of every living being. In the end, this defining trait of the C'tan led to their downfall. Supposedly, Cegorach the Laughing God manipulated one of the C'tan into eating others, which caused a downward spiral of infighting and cannibalism that reduced the power of the C'tan to the point that the Necrons were able to shatter and imprison them.

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* In ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer40000}}'', the C'tan were driven by nothing but a desire to consume. At first they fed on radiation from stars. Then the Necrontyr approached them and gave them new bodies in the hopes that the C'tan would give them an edge in their war against the Old Ones. The C'tan, now more intelligent and aware of the universe around them while still being the gluttonous beings they always were, manipulated the Necrontyr into swearing fealty to them. Once the terrible pact was made, the C'tan promptly turned the entire race into the robotic Necrons, feasting on their lifeforce and souls in the process. It was then that they realized how much more appetizing souls were than radiation, and dedicated themselves to devouring the souls of every living being. In the end, this defining trait of the C'tan led to their downfall. Supposedly, Cegorach the Laughing God manipulated one of the C'tan into eating others, which caused a downward spiral of infighting and cannibalism that reduced the power of the C'tan to the point that the Necrons were able to shatter and imprison them. The C'tan did not learn anything from this: even after being shattered and made into slaves by their former slaves, they ''still'' want to eat everyone. The Necrons work very hard to prevent C'tan shards from merging into Transcendant C'tan for this reason: they know that the first thing the reborn Star God will do is go on a feeding frenzy -- and they will be the first course.
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* In ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer40000}}'', the C'tan were driven by nothing but a desire to consume. At first they fed on radiation from stars. Then the Necrontyr approached them and gave them new bodies in the hopes that the C'tan would give them an edge in their war against the Old Ones. The C'tan, now more intelligent and aware of the universe around them while still being the gluttonous beings they always were, manipulated the Necrontyr into swearing fealty to them. Once the terrible pact was made, the C'tan promptly turned the entire race into the robotic Necrons, feasting on their lifeforce and souls in the process. It was then that they realized how much more appetizing souls were than radiation, and dedicated themselves to devouring the souls of every living being. In the end, this defining trait of the C'tan led to their downfall. Supposedly, Cegorach the Laughing God manipulated one of the C'tan into eating others, which caused a downward spiral of infighting and cannibalism that reduced the power of the C'tan to the point that the Necrons were able to shatter and imprison them.

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Simply being fat does not automatically qualify a villain for this trope; there must be ample evidence that he is a glutton. (Fat Bastard is a more appropriate trope for the examples being removed)


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* In Creator/SternPinball's ''[[Pinball/XMenStern X-Men]],'' the Shadow King is shown as an obese bald man.
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If the Villainous Glutton also eats in a way that's just plain disgusting, he's got JabbaTableManners; 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).

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If the Villainous Glutton also eats in a way that's just plain disgusting, he's got JabbaTableManners; 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).
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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; EmperorCaligula and Elagabalus got it particularly hard, although it probably had some basis in fact.

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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; EmperorCaligula Emperor UsefulNotes/{{Caligula}} and Elagabalus got it particularly hard, although it probably had some basis in fact.
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Evil Food Eater Conchita is the official title Mothy has given it.


* The ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' series by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka {{mothy}}. Gluttony's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkrwKCRJH-s Conchita, The Epicurean Daughter of Evil]] by Meiko. Banika Conchita desires for only the most gruesome in the world. Why is she a Villainous Glutton? [[spoiler:It's because when her chef asks for leave, she eats him instead, and soon following him are the maid and servant. When there's nothing left she finally eats herself.]]

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* The ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' series by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka {{mothy}}. Gluttony's song is [[http://www.{{mothy}} features one in the Gluttony song,[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkrwKCRJH-s Conchita, The Epicurean Daughter of Evil]] Evil Food Eater Conchita]] sung by Meiko. Banika Conchita desires for only the most gruesome in the world. Why is she a Villainous Glutton? [[spoiler:It's because when her chef asks for leave, she eats him instead, and soon following him are the maid and servant. When there's nothing left she finally eats herself.]]]] Expanded on further in the [[LightNovel/EvilFoodEaterConchita tie-in novel]], which reduces the villainy of her [[spoiler: eating the chef]] but slowly details her descent into a monster willing to wage wars with undead soldiers instead.
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* Beelzebub, the Patron Demon of Gluttony.
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* The Franchise/EvilliousChronicles series by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka {{mothy}}. Gluttony's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkrwKCRJH-s Conchita, The Epicurean Daughter of Evil]] by Meiko. Banika Conchita desires for only the most gruesome in the world. Why is she a Villainous Glutton? [[spoiler:It's because when her chef asks for leave, she eats him instead, and soon following him are the maid and servant. When there's nothing left she finally eats herself.]]

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* The Franchise/EvilliousChronicles ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'' series by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka {{mothy}}. Gluttony's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkrwKCRJH-s Conchita, The Epicurean Daughter of Evil]] by Meiko. Banika Conchita desires for only the most gruesome in the world. Why is she a Villainous Glutton? [[spoiler:It's because when her chef asks for leave, she eats him instead, and soon following him are the maid and servant. When there's nothing left she finally eats herself.]]
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* The Franchise/EvilliousChronicles series by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka {{mothy}}. Gluttony's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkrwKCRJH-s Conchita, The Epicurean Daughter of Evil]] by Meiko. Vanika Conchita desires for only the most gruesome in the world. Why is she a Villainous Glutton? [[spoiler:Its because when her chef asks for leave, she eats him instead, and soon following him are the maid and servant. When there's nothing left she finally eats herself.]]

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* The Franchise/EvilliousChronicles series by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka {{mothy}}. Gluttony's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkrwKCRJH-s Conchita, The Epicurean Daughter of Evil]] by Meiko. Vanika Banika Conchita desires for only the most gruesome in the world. Why is she a Villainous Glutton? [[spoiler:Its [[spoiler:It's because when her chef asks for leave, she eats him instead, and soon following him are the maid and servant. When there's nothing left she finally eats herself.]]
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* The SevenDeadlySins series by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka {{mothy}}. Gluttony's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkrwKCRJH-s Conchita, The Epicurean Daughter of Evil]] by Meiko. Vanika Conchita desires for only the most gruesome in the world. Why is she a Villainous Glutton? [[spoiler:Its because when her chef asks for leave, she eats him instead, and soon following him are the maid and servant. When there's nothing left she finally eats herself.]]

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* The SevenDeadlySins Franchise/EvilliousChronicles series by Vocaloid producer Akuno-P aka {{mothy}}. Gluttony's song is [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkrwKCRJH-s Conchita, The Epicurean Daughter of Evil]] by Meiko. Vanika Conchita desires for only the most gruesome in the world. Why is she a Villainous Glutton? [[spoiler:Its because when her chef asks for leave, she eats him instead, and soon following him are the maid and servant. When there's nothing left she finally eats herself.]]
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* 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.]]

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