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- M&M's: The M&M's are frequently shown eating other (non-sentient) M&M's.
Asian Animation
- Happy Heroes: In Season 6 episode 42, Big M. and Little M. are punished by the Planet Gray Commander for failing a mission by being thrown into the company of cannibals who gladly stew them alive, clearly intending to eat them.
Newspaper Comics
- In Conchy, Bug used to be a cannibal, but has now become a vegetarian. Not everyone on the island is convinced.
Podcasts
- The Magnus Archives: common, for obvious reasons, among followers of The Flesh. Numerous episodes feature cannibals and other references to humans as meat, including:
- "Trail Rations", in which a man called Eustace Wick poses as a guide and lures travellers on the Oregon Trail into a cave to eat them.
- "Takeaway", set in closed-down kebab shop where the owner murdered his wife and disposed of her body in the meat he sold to customers.
- "Taking Stock", where a cook on a ship cuts off and serves his own magically-restored flesh to the crew at meals.
Professional Wrestling
- CRUSH had "Annabelle the Cannibal"
- During her TNA run, Winter entertained the idea of draining Mickie James of all her blood and then eating her bones after the rest of her body rotted away. Angelina Love was too heavily drugged to comment.
- Kris Wolf of Wonder Ring STARDOM is apologetic about her desire to eat humans(is that so wrong?) and tendency to claw and bite at her opponents during matches.
- In one promo video of his for Progress Wrestling, Jimmy Havoc is seen cannibalising a body, in gruesome detail.
Theater
- In Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, the murder victims are baked in meat pies, which become very popular among the unsuspecting populace.
- Even William Shakespeare uses this one. In Titus Andronicus, Titus' daughter Lavinia is raped by Chiron and Demetrius, with their mother's help. To get revenge, Titus kills the two brothers, bakes them into a pie, and feeds them to their unwitting mother. This is based on the Thyestes and Philomela myths mentioned above.
- In the 1999 film adaptation, Titus was played by Anthony Hopkins, which makes it even better.
- When they visit Titus, Tamora introduces herself as "Revenge" and her two sons as "Rape" and "Murder". Literary critic John Sutherland observed that therefore, when Tamora eats the pie, Revenge has consumed Rape and Murder.
- Caliban's name is (allowing for Elizabethan spelling) an anagram of Cannibal and he is a savage on a remote island. While he doesn't actually eat humans (indeed, he was the only corporeal being on the island before Prospero and Miranda arrived), he owes his name and characterization to Michel de Montaigne's essay "Of the Cannibals," which describes indigenous peoples of the New World — although Caliban is a villainous character, he has sympathetic moments, in keeping with Montaigne's point that eating people after they are dead is no worse than the kinds of torture and violence people in Europe regularly inflict on one another.
- Suddenly, Last Summer climaxes with its main character recounting her cousin's murder and cannibalization at the hands of a gang of young boys.
- Cannibal! The Musical
Theme Parks
- Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights:
- Like you'd expect from a Horror Trope, this has shown up too many times to list in their haunted houses and scarezones over the years.
- In his backstory, The Caretaker and his family would cook and eat body parts from the deceased subjects of his medical experiments, both the ones he got from the graveyard and the Disposable Vagrants.
- Lady Luck is an evil spirit whose backstory states will eat the remains of her victims.
- The blood of the Terra Queen's Human Sacrifices would, among other things, be used to help make "Bloodberry Wine", which was served to her and her minions.
- The star attraction of Utah's Lagoon amusement park is a roller coaster named Cannibal, as the park boasted it "will eat other coasters in their tracks".
Web Animation
- Feedfancier's YouTube Channel
is filled with this. While it's not really food, it's... something else: other characters. A good amount of his videos include the Eat the Camera trope. - The Champions: The season 3 finale deals with the consequences of a meteor strike destroying the Champions League mansion. After Gonzalo Higuain eats all the emergency supplies, Luis Suarez declares that cannibalism is now in play, with his first target being Giorgio Chiellini, the player he bit at the 2014 FIFA World Cup. After Galactic VAR reverses the meteor strike, Chiellini is resurrected to Suarez's shock, implying that Suarez really did eat him.
- Gridiron Heights: Dan Campbell's shtick involved him cannibalizing people while wearing a lion costume, as seen in the Season 5 finale and the Atlanta Falcons 2021 schedule release video.
