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* Recent analysis of developmental genes in batfish, a type of starfish, revealed that their arms' growth is actually regulated by genes for head structure, not by body-growth genes which are entirely absent. This means that sea stars, and possibly other echinoderms, are essentially crawling heads.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'': Mike Wazowski. He is a spherical monster with arms and legs.
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* ''Floating'' head might be more accurate, but other than that, the madman [[Characters/MarvelComicsAIM M.O.D.O.K.]] fits the bill nicely.
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* The mascot for the Youtube Channel ''Be Amazed'', Bartholomew Eggbert Amazed.
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* The main character and many enemies in ''VideoGame/Gimmick1992!''
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* The main character and many enemies in ''VideoGame/MrGimmick!''
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* Cube from ''VideoGame/LiveALive'' is a robot with a round head and skaters.
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* In ''VideoGame/MegaManTheSequelWars'', playing as the character "Man" [[SillinessSwitch reduces all major characters]] to being heads with feet like the Metool enemies.
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* ''VideoGame/PencilWhipped'' has the recurring Dooby Dummy enemies, gigantic oval cartoon heads on spindly legs.
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* ''VideoGame/PencilWhipped'' has the recurring Dooby Dummy enemies, gigantic oval cartoon heads on spindly legs.
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* ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros''[='=] [[TheGoomba Goombas]] are the TropeCodifier for Waddling Head enemies. They're supposed to be stout mushrooms. Or maybe chestnuts. [[FlipFlopOfGod Try not to think too hard about it]]. The Galoomba variety introduced in ''Videogame/SuperMarioWorld'' are a better example, being more explicitly chestnut-like and lacking anything but feet below the head. Bob-ombs are another example, walking {{Cartoon Bomb}}s with eyes, feet, and (later) a windup key. Goombrats, a variety of Goombas introduced in ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosU'', are persimmons that act like Red Shelled Koopa Troopas, with the Goombuds introduced in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker2'' being the Goombrat version of the Galoombas.
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* ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros''[='=] ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros''[='=] [[TheGoomba Goombas]] are the TropeCodifier for Waddling Head enemies. They're supposed to be stout mushrooms. Or maybe chestnuts. [[FlipFlopOfGod Try not to think too hard about it]]. The Galoomba variety introduced in ''Videogame/SuperMarioWorld'' are a better example, being more explicitly chestnut-like and lacking anything but feet below the head. Bob-ombs are another example, walking {{Cartoon Bomb}}s with eyes, feet, and (later) a windup key. Goombrats, a variety of Goombas introduced in ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosU'', are persimmons that act like Red Shelled Koopa Troopas, with the Goombuds introduced in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker2'' being the Goombrat version of the Galoombas.
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* In the first ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf'' film, the various bacteria from the White Bull and Black Bull Kingdoms are nothing but heads with feet, tails, and stubby arms.
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* In the first ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf'' film, ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolfTheSuperAdventure'', the various bacteria from the White Bull and Black Bull Kingdoms are nothing but heads with feet, tails, and stubby arms.
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* ''VideoGame/PacMan'' and ''Ms. VideoGame/PacMan'' are probably the {{Ur Example}}s. Although the official artwork has always shown them with arms and legs, their earliest games took it a step further by showing them as "pizza shaped" heads in-game.
** His ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros4'' appearance actually incorporated this into his character. He can switch between his anthropomorphic form and his "pizza" form freely depending on what attacks he uses.
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* ''VideoGame/PacMan'' and ''Ms. VideoGame/PacMan'' are probably the {{Ur Example}}s. Although the official artwork has always shown them with arms and legs, their earliest games took it a step further by showing them as "pizza shaped" heads in-game.
**in-game. His ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros4'' appearance ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBros'' appearances actually incorporated this into his character. He can switch between his anthropomorphic form and his "pizza" form freely depending on what attacks he uses.
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** Then again, [[WordOfGod he's not a starfish or a star]]. He's a creature that resembles the two.
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* ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros''[='=] [[TheGoomba Goombas]] are the TropeCodifier for Waddling Head enemies. They're supposed to be stout mushrooms. Or maybe chestnuts. [[FlipFlopOfGod Try not to think too hard about it]]. The Galoomba variety introduced in ''Videogame/SuperMarioWorld'' are a better example, being more explicitly chestnut-like and lacking anything but feet below the head. Bob-ombs are another example, walking {{Cartoon Bomb}}s with eyes, feet, and (later) a windup key. Goombrats, a variety of Goombas introduced in ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBrosU'', are persimmons that act like Red Shelled Koopa Troopas, with the Goombuds introduced in ''VideoGame/SuperMarioMaker2'' being the Goombrat version of the Galoombas.
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* Gooms, Bandineros, and certain other enemies from the ''VideoGame/WarioLand'' series are this kind of enemy.
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* ''VideoGame/RenderingRangerR2'' have a boss called the Skull Crab - a gigantic robotic skull on four crab-like legs, waddling around the area while shooting projectiles at you.
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* The gryllus was a comical grotesque who fit this trope give or take extra or even chimeric body parts popularized in ancient paintings by Antiphilus. Though the exact features of the original grylli are lost to time, they would appear over the centuries in medieval artwork all the way into the Renaissance such as in works by Hieronymus Bosch. Not to be confused with one of [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Circe's named victims]], supposedly they are also victims of a [[BalefulPolymorph disfiguring curse]].
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* The gryllus was a comical grotesque who fit this trope give or take extra or even chimeric body parts popularized in ancient paintings by Antiphilus. Though the exact features of the original grylli are lost to time, they would appear over the centuries in medieval artwork all the way into the Renaissance such as in works by Hieronymus Bosch. Not to be confused with one of [[Myth/ClassicalMythology Circe's named victims]], supposedly they are also victims of a [[BalefulPolymorph [[ForcedTransformation disfiguring curse]].
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* Yukkuris in ''VideoGame/{{Touhou}}'' fanon are essentially these, though "bodied" versions do exist. PrehensileHair may or may not be included.
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* ''VideoGame/AtomicRoboKid'' have you playing as one, a robotic head on stumpy legs while shooting enemies with your {{Arm Cannon}}s. You can even fight a few MirrorBoss enemies, robots with your design and attacks with your same weapons.
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* ''VideoGame/SoManyMe'': [[PlayerCharacter Filo]] and all of his Mes are little green blobs with legs.
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* In ''Animation/HappyHeroes'', Buding's pet dinosaur, Qiuqiu, is nothing more than a round sphere shape with stubby claw arms, feet, and a tail.
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* ''VideoGame/EarthBound''[='=]s Mr. Saturns, and the generic enemy Foppy and its orange PaletteSwap counterpart, Fobby.
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* ''Anime/DoraemonNobitasChronicleOfTheMoonExploration'' have Nobita and Doraemon creating a race of MoonRabbit critters, which resembles fluffy rabbit heads on two legs. They're as fluffy and as adorable as they sound.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': The Bat Queen's babies are a trio of semi-realistic humanoid baby heads with bat legs and wings. The Queen herself has the same basic design, but is the size of a minivan.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheOwlHouse'': The Bat Queen's babies are a trio of semi-realistic humanoid baby heads with bat legs and wings. The Queen herself has the same basic design, but is the size of a minivan.
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* The Pao Pao, a race of alien elephants resembling a giant elephantine head on two legs, shows up in two ''Anime/{{Doraemon}}'' movies, ''Anime/DoraemonTheRecordOfNobitaSpaceblazer'' and ''Anime/DoraemonGreatAdventureInTheAntarcticKachiKochi''.
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* ''Manga/{{Berserk}}'': While Guts and co. are looking for Casca and Farnese in Qliphoth, one of the many strange creatures they pass resembles a bald, waddling head with a GagNose. He has received the FanNickname "Schnoz" and become a [[Memes/{{Berserk}} meme]].
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* ''VideoGame/{{Littlewood}}'': Wompers, the creatures with whom the the PlayerCharacter must avoid contact to not have their mining session cut short, consist almost entirely of big heads with a toothy mouth and have barely noticeable feet.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Tamagotchi}}'' has too many to count, but Oyajichi from the Japanese and [[OddNameOut Bill]] from the internation versions of the original stand out. However, artwork and later versions of Bill show he has a body that's obscured by his enormous bonce.
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* Toys/Poppin'Hoppies, a mushroom-like head and almost circular feet {foot) with toes, connected by a spring and suction cup. Pushing down on the head turned them into this trope; they would pop up randomly when the suction cup lost its suction. These were originally part of a board game but expies may also have had an independent existence.
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* Toys/Poppin'Hoppies, Poppin' Hoppies, a mushroom-like head and almost circular feet {foot) with toes, connected by a spring and suction cup. Pushing down on the head turned them into this trope; they would pop up randomly when the suction cup lost its suction. These were originally part of a board game but expies may also have had an independent existence.