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Subverted with Ugly Bob in " Not Without My Anus", who is by all accounts extremely hideous but is rendered with the same facial and bodily features as his fellow minimalistically-drawn Canadians. Death Note has idealised-but-largely-realistic character designs for its human cast, with even the unattractive ones (like the sleazy Fat Bastard TV channel director Demegawa) merely being realistically plain. Despite this, there are some characters who do look disconcertingly inhuman: Toyohiro Kanedaichi wears a mask, and while the audience never gets to see his actual face, the heroes reaction to it implies that he's this.
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past has a Great Fairy in the Dark World who is incredibly fat and has a very bulbous nose. She states that she looks like this due to the dark powers from Ganon corrupting the land. In the ending, she's returned to normal after Link uses the Triforce to undo all of Ganon's evil wishes. Donkey Kong Country is the first television series that has been primarily animated with motion capture technology. [1] Several elements of the series, such as the Crystal Coconut, appeared in later Donkey Kong video games like Donkey Kong 64 (itself released three years after the show began airing on television). The second season was produced by Taiwanese CGI studio CGCG (which featured updated character models, silkier lighting and key framing), and was announced as early as May 1999. [2] Plot [ edit ] Includes Bad Hair Day, Ape Foo Young, Booty and the Beast and Barrel, Barrel... Who's Got the Barrel.In one episode, Fuu is forced to work off her debt in a brothel. While "on display," she deliberately contorts her face into Gonk Mode to discourage customers from choosing her. Unfortunately, that face happens to catch the eye of another Gonk... AKU, the personification of evil all throughout the show, largely supported by his big sharp teeth. One of Count Olaf's henchmen in A Series of Unfortunate Events is a large person who looks like neither a man nor a woman, appropriately called " The Person of Indeterminate Gender". Redesigned (cyclinders rather than spheres) gonks were introduced into Australia by Tony Bell [ citation needed] in the 1970s. They were sold in skill testers and fairgrounds across New South Wales and Queensland. [ citation needed] History [ edit ]
One of the more prominent running gags in Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple involves Ragnarok member Loki having numerous body doubles a la Saddam. One of the body doubles is moderately gonky and looks extremely out of place when compared to the rest. Come to think of it, he ◊ bears a passing resemblence to Henchman 21. It's A Jersey Thing" delivers a similar Take That to Snooki, portraying her as a hideous rat-like creature. Solomon, Charles (1 June 1999). "An Emmy Awards Debate: What Makes 'Donkey Kong' Run?". Los Angeles Times . Retrieved 31 December 2020. Brida from Furry Fight Chronicles is the Tendonchi Master of Pink Businesses, who is portrayed as a Perpetual Smiler with a tendency of making an exaggerated Wild Take after another. What’s a Gonk?” This question came from the rest of the What’s The Best team when I excitedly told them that I’d found a fellow Gonkaholic in TV star Stacey Solomon. I couldn’t believe no one I worked with knew what a Gonk was. For me, Gonks have been a major feature in my Christmas decorations for many years.
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Garfield has no recurring Gonks, but a lot of ugly one-shot characters. They tend to be very well-detailed, perhaps to contrast better with the detail-light main cast. They do have to go the extra mile, but they are perfectly capable. A Man and His Cat: Fukumaru goes un-adopted for so long because he's seen as fat and ugly. One visitor even calls him "snotface". Kanda on the other hand believes Fukumaru is adorable. The second gonk, Emokiss, is equally sensitive, though unlike the previous example her ugliness is self-inflicted, as she's constantly seen eating. She actually destroys her sentient Guardian �RM after it comments on her ugliness. One character from His and Her Circumstances who was the Class Representative of another class who has the head of a real person. Proportionally, Secco is overall normal, but his wide mouth, sharp teeth, and Overly-Long Tongue make him look rather odd.
The Great Goblin from The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is twice the size of his brethren - both vertically and horzontally - and he has a beard made out of fat hanging from his jaw. Pirate's Scorn", a song from the episode "Booty and the Beast", was covered by Scottish heavy metal band Alestorm in their Curse of the Crystal Coconut album. This cover of Pirate's Scorn was also included in DKC: Curse of the Crystal Coconut, an animated fan tribute to the show. [14] Additionally, the album artwork contains several nods to the Donkey Kong video game franchise. [15] The Seto Kaiba imposter (posing as his ghost) in the Duelist Kingdom arc is horrendously this once he drops the charade. Soban the leader of the Butsumetsu gang from Urusei Yatsura is incredibly ugly and deformed compared to everyone else with his huge bald head, beady little eyes, massive lips, and big crooked teeth.Season 1 of the French version was done in Quebec, with the exception of Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong [3] and Funky Kong's voice actors who are from France. Season 2 was not given a French version until later when it got released on DVD years afterward, which a mostly new French voice cast that had Donkey Kong and Funky Kong's voice actors reprising their character roles. Hervé Grull never returned as Diddy Kong, as he had long since hit puberty, replaced by Lucile Boulanger as a result. [4] Character Role Desert Punk has quite a few. If a character is unnamed or over 40, chances are they're gonks. The titular character is pretty normal looking but becomes gonked out if he's doing something disturbing. Large, hideous, insane and violent ladies has been a staple of Pondus from early on, almost always in relation to Casanova Wannabe Jokke (later replaced with Ivar and Hugo) hitting on them and getting hit for it. Most of the humans' design in Midori No Makibao crosses into this trope. Humans in the series are often drawn with large lips and impressive nose holes
And then there's Hobson, as seen here ◊, lampshaded in Yu-Gi-Oh! The Abridged Series by Kaiba who thinks Hobson is a mutant, although Hobson does use Hulk Speak so he might have a point.The transformed Saddle Rager from Power Ponies looks rather... grotesque to say the least. Masculine pectoral muscles, freakish proportions, and just the overall shape of it came off as fairly disgusting. Justified as, being the Equestrian equivalent of the Hulk, her transformed state is meant to be massive and deformed. And then there's Mitsuo Kubo's fish-eyed face making him look for all the world like the Gerber Baby, but in his case he's supposed to be unsettling for a different reason.
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