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Feathered Fiend
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Everybody knows that birds are some of the least scary animals ever, right? After all, they're small, they're pretty, they sing, they have sharp talons and pointy beaks, they fly around in huge flocks, they hang out in battlefields and pick the flesh off of the corpses... In short, they're not always a welcome staple. Monstrous birds aren't that ridiculous, if you think about it. After all, they're the dinosaurs that survived. As mentioned above, even the cutest birds have pointy beaks and talons, and some birds (such as starlings) fly in flocks of thousands, making them seem like hordes of avian locusts. Many of them are voracious predators, and airborne to boot — just imagine if birds of prey were big enough to swoop down on humans and carry them off. (It might be worth noting that the extinct Haast's eagle could have occasionally preyed on humans, although it wouldn't have been able to carry them.) Feathered fiends can be divided into four categories: Always Chaotic Evil. Crows, ravens and vultures are often portrayed as creepy (if not outright evil) due to their association with death. Owls also tend to fit this bill when they're not being the wise old owl because of their nocturnal habits, historical association with witchcraft, and fondness for eating cute animals. Other raptors tend to get a more flattering portrayal due to the fact that they're birds of prey although they occasionally fit the role of bad guys if Predators Are Mean is in effect. Falcons, in particular, are slightly more likely to be portrayed in a negative light than eagles and hawks. Zerg Rush. Smaller birds that attack people in huge flocks. These ones are especially fond of pecking people's eyes out, and sometimes overlap with Type A. Pigeons in the cities are almost always this. Monster Bird. Usually a Giant Flyer (preferably a raptor) that carries people off in its talons for dinner. Flightless terror birds◊ are also popular in prehistoric and Lost World settings. And a Kidnapping Bird of Prey like an eagle, condor or vulture will — against all laws of physics — pick up a small dog or child and fly it to their nest. Parodies and Subversions. Much like other cute and seemingly harmless animals, some birds are portrayed as evil or dangerous to subvert common expectations. Killer chickens, villainous ducks and scavenging pigeons are probably the most popular variation. Other birds like ratites, pheasants and seabirds can be perceived as ridiculous, but are more likely to be portrayed as legitimate threats given the appropriate presentation and context (i.e. a seagull can either be a bumbling moron or a winged horde). This trope isn't limited to actual birds either—creatures that at least somewhat resemble birds work just as well. Examples of such creatures include Feathered Dragons, Feathered Serpents, Cockatrices, and dinosaurs, many of which are now known to have had feathers. Bird-Poop Gag is a related trope, but instead of being threatening and dangerous like this trope as, that's where the birds (usually pigeons, but other flying birds like crows will do) defecate to ruin the characters as a Running Gag. See also Balloon-Bursting Bird, Giant Flyer, Killer Rabbit and Swans A-Swimming. Contrast with Noble Bird of Prey. Compare with Bat Out of Hell and Reptiles Are Abhorrent. Brutal Bird of Prey, Kidnapping Bird of Prey, Ominous Owl, Vile Vulture, Foul Waterfowl, and Creepy Crows are subtropes. Related to Giant Flyer. Contrast with Goofy Feathered Dinosaur (unlike this trope, generally applied only to non-avian dinosaurs). |
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The Tales from the Crypt episode "Carrion Death" has the protagonist, a con attempting to escape through the desert, being stalked by a hungry vulture who eventually makes a meal out of him... while he's still alive. | |
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His Dark Materials has the tualapi, white stork-like birds that are flightless but use their wings as sails...and are carnivorous. Perhaps a subversion however, since they may not actually be birds, but organisms that evolved to resemble them, since they belong to a world were vertebrates aren't the dominant animals, and their wings are positioned one in front of the other instead of alongside each other. | |
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In "No Need for a Core?", *there's a seven-tailed kitsune druid with a cassowary animal companion. Do not mess with the protective fox mama. | |
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The seagulls from Finding Nemo. "Mine! Mine!" | |
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In Worm, one of the Endbringers (three gigantic, incredibly powerful, seemingly invincible creatures that appear to be on a mission to destroy humanity) is a fifteen-foot-tall bird-woman with multiple wings called the Simurgh. She is described as the most intelligent, subtle and manipulative of the Endbringers, with a variety of Psychic Powers that she uses to trick people into eventually ruining their own lives as well as the lives of everyone around them. | |
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WitchCraft SMP: Possibly; Lauren is terrified of pelicans at her old coastal base because she is convinced they're out to get her and eat her, because she turned into an anthropomorphic PB&J sandwich when she gained her powers to become a Sand Witch. However, there is no evidence of this actually happening; from an out-of-universe perspective, pelicans do fit the bill for this trope, but not for this reason (see the Real Life section). | |
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Early Man features a giant prehistoric duck that attacks the cavemen protagonists. Later they tame it and use it for a Big Damn Heroes moment. | |
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The Five Nights at Freddy's franchise has various iterations of Chica the Chicken, a chicken animatronic that is a threat to the player. Five Nights at Freddy's is what introduces Chica. She usually teams up with Bonnie to haunt the doors to the office. Five Nights at Freddy's 2 has a completely worn down and withered Chica that — despite having no hands at all and a jaw that almost looks like it's been dislocated — still tries to kill you. It also introduces Toy Chica, an animatronic that is supposed to look cooler and prettier. Until she removes both her beak and eyes - then she just looks like she's from the Uncanny Valley. Five Nights at Freddy's 3 introduces Phantom Chica, a Chica based on the first one, but looks extremely burnt. She doesn't try to kill you this time... she just tries to distract you so Springtrap can do so. Toy Chica returns, but this time she's a subversion, as she's out to help one of the murdered children pass on. Five Nights at Freddy's 4 has Nightmare Chica, an animatronic with a beak full of sharp teeth and both a milky white eye and red eye taking warning. She turns out to have a Meaningful Name. What's worse, though, that cupcake that she always carries around can now kill you too. Jack-O-Chica, a character introduced in the Halloween DLC, is a Palette Swap of Nightmare Chica, but is still terrifying. Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator features two aversions: Rockstar Chica and Funtime Chica (notably a character that had been considered 'missing' in Sister Location), who are only available to be purchased for the pizzeria. Ultimate Custom Night, however, makes them straighter examples: Rockstar Chica will try to kill the player directly, and Funtime Chica, while not killing the player, is such an Attention Whore that she will cause an Interface Screw that can distract the player long enough for another animatronic to kill him. Getting certain scores on UCN also unlocks scenes from Toy Chica: The High School Years, in which Toy Chica is portrayed as a Yandere who falls for a new boy every day, only to kill them when she finds a new boy. Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach: Glamrock Chica would normally be an aversion, as she is programmed to be benevolent, but Vanny rewrites it to make her a killer animatronic like her predecessors. Luckily, Gregory can exploit her weakness for pizza and Monty Mystery Mix to shatter her. |
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A Bug's Life had Grotesque Cute goldfinches. Which, from the point of view of a bug are probably the equivalent of Godzilla. | |
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Ultraman Taro: Birdon is a powerful and deadly Kaiju that acts as one of the series' most powerful enemies, capable of killing both Taro and Zoffy with its sharp beak and high aggression. | |
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The Far Side has done a few strips about sinister avians: One strip defines "Anatidaephobia: The fear that somewhere, somehow, a duck is watching you", and features a man in a high-rise office with a concerned look on his face, while in the background behind him a duck is watching him from the window of a neighboring building. One strip has a human scientist and a duck stranded on a tiny desert island, and the duck taunts the man with "So, Professor Jenkins, my old nemesis! We meet again, but this time, the advantage is mine!" Another has a hunter being mocked by his enemy in a Hall of Mirrors: "Ah, yes, Mr. Frischberg, I'd thought you'd come... but which of us is the real duck, Mr. Frischberg, and not just an illusion?" |
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Vol 1: Circe sends some giant avian Beastiamorphs to attack Diana in Washington D.C. They are prove challenging foes for Diana mostly because it is dangerous to turn someone back into a man when they're flying. | |
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Vol 2: The shattered god attacks Diana while possessing a flock of birds. This is mostly only dangerous because she's trying to fight her namesake Roman goddess of war at the time, but even without that complication they're a pest and ruin visibility. | |
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The Smurfs: The Howlibird is a mutated variety of Type C that came from Papa Smurf's failed plant growth experiment that didn't get properly disposed of. | |
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Tanatos in the Mystery Case Files series is Alister Dalimar's raven familiar and the blasted thing relentlessly pursues the Master Detective trying to impede her investigations (especially in Fate's Carnival) and helps Alister in his gruesome schemes. | |
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Count Duckula began as a show-biz addicted ditz on Danger Mouse before becoming an actual villain. Another version (likely incarnation) of the character appeared on his own show with a lot of similarities (a hapless show-biz addicted vegetarian) even though he was harmless and had to deal with a common foe, vampire hunter Dr. Von Goosewing. Duckula's manservant, Igor, a vulture, counts as sinister as he prods Duckula into being the evil bloodsucker he was intended to be. | |
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Most Bird-type Digimon are heroic or neutral, but the massive Ultimate-level Parrotmon is definitely a fiend, especially in the first movie. Ornismon, designed to bring on End of the World as We Know It in Digimon Frontier movie. Frontier also has a major villain go One-Winged Angel into one of these. Velgrmon (named after Hraesvelgr from Norse Mythology) is an undead-looking Giant Flyer whose ultimate ability is to simply draw a circle on the ground with his wingtip. When it's completed, a dome of black energy rises from the circle and forms a Sphere of Destruction, utterly obliterating anything within. Another Velgrmon appears in Digimon Adventure: (2020), where it tries to kidnap Takeru and bring him back to Devimon. Its Sphere of Destruction ability was nerfed into crushing everything in it with intense gravity, but it also gets a Feather Flechettes attack and a couple of beam attacks to compensate. It still takes a power boost from Angemon before MetalGreymon and WereGarurumon can take it down, though. |
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X-Men: The Sidri fit this variant of the trope. | |
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Monster Hunter features an entire classification dubbed "Bird Wyverns", some of which are theropod dinosaurs and some of which have more traditionally "wyvern"-like builds with avian features. Most aren't inherently malicious, just wild animals defending themselves, but an exception is the Yian Garuga, a demented cousin of the early-game Yian Kut-Ku that is vicious and powerful enough to have its own theme, be the bane of hunters everywhere, and topple a Deviljho in its introductory cutscene in Iceborne. Garuga are canonically stated to harass Kut-Ku for unclear reasons, likely sport. | |
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Bleach: Avirama Redder's One-Winged Angel form transforms him into an enormous red eagle. | |
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The crow mounts ridden by Mandrake and his warriors in Epic (2013). | |
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Hellboy: Vladimir Giurescu is a vampire lord with the power to shapeshift into an large and dark eagle instead of bats. | |
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Justified with the Eagles: according to The Silmarillion, the first Eagles were not just birds; they were "spirits" sent by Iluvatar to be the rulers of the animal kingdom, just as the Ents were made to be the rulers of the trees. The Eagles of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings are still minor spirits in the service of the Valar. So it's not surprising that they are Lawful Good in alignment. | |
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The first boss of Rune Factory Frontier is a Type C: a giant Clucky. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Goblin Sword: One of the enemy types in the game is birds bigger than the swordsman. | |
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In Redwall, birds are generally on the side of good, if often wild and untamed (most are sentient, but sometimes they're just animals). There are exceptions, however—an army of rooks led by a raven attacks Redwall in Mattimeo and St. Ninian's is home to vicious jackdaws in Pearls of Lutra. And there's the heron of Martin the Warrior, the Warden. "I am the law!" * GULP* Swans are (somewhat justifiably) treated as giant monsters in one book, where the heroes trick some henchmen into getting close to a swan's nest. Death ensues. The Big Bad of Doomwyte is a crow who wears a snake as a crown. |
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The third season Halloween episode of That '70s Show featured a parody of The Birds. | |
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Donkey Kong Country: Donkey Kong Country: There's a race of vultures known as Neckies, along with Mini-Neckies and King Mook versions of both species: Master Necky, an oversized Necky and Master Necky Snr., more powerful version of Master Necky. Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest: Krow, giant pirate Mini-Necky who then returns in a ghost form called Kreepy Krow, giant pirate ghost Mini-Necky and Screech, an enemy parrot. Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!: Booty Birds -extremely fat robins that happen to carry various items in their belly-, Swoopies -sharp-beaked woodpeckers that swoop down at you- and Karbines —little owls armed with bazookas-. Donkey Kong Country Returns: There are two in the game, Savory Stu and Colonel Pluck. The former is a giant bird whose body is in a giant cauldron filled with bombs and the latter is an anthropomorphic chicken piloting a giant robot. The latter's stage name and theme is even called "Feather Fiend"! |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In an episode of MythBusters, when Adam is placing his hand in a pen of baby ducks, Jamie joked "Don't be fooled, these are actually quite deadly." | |
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MythBusters | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Crow Demons from Dark Souls. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The eponymous Chicken Invaders are evil chickens from space that seek to egg your ship and your planet, and the main enemies you have to take on. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Looney Tunes: Tweety Bird, in his early Bob Clampett cartoons, was one mean little birdie. In 1944's Birdy and the Beast he sets a cat on fire and then puts out the fire with gasoline. Daffy Duck's characterization varies somewhere between (very) Chaotic Neutral and full-on Jerkass. What's consistent is a total lack of concern for anyone he interacts with. |
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Looney Tunes | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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This was carried over into Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Serina is home to many predatory avians, as a world dominated by birds. Special mention goes to the tyrant serin, a T. rex-esque predator covered in feathers. It has several deadly penguins (mainly expies for seals, which never developed) with names like "the Screaming Ninja Penguin Of DEATH!!" Also, the cityfinches, which are a homage to The Birds. There's even one cityfinch called "Alfred Hitchcock's thebird" (Theornis alfredhitchcocki). |
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Serina (Website) | hasFeature |
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Cenozoic Survival: Kelenken guillermoi, a Phorusrhacid or "Terror Bird" is one of the playable animals and is a predatory flightless bird as tall as a human. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Donkey Kong Country Returns: There are two in the game, Savory Stu and Colonel Pluck. The former is a giant bird whose body is in a giant cauldron filled with bombs and the latter is an anthropomorphic chicken piloting a giant robot. The latter's stage name and theme is even called "Feather Fiend"! | |
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Feathered Fiend / int_331e009 | type |
Feathered Fiend | |
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In Borderlands 2, Bloodwing is driven insane by Slag experimentation and must be fought as a boss. | |
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Borderlands 2 (Video Game) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Dragaera: The issola is a sort of crane-like which appears really elegant and graceful, but is also a very competent hunter. This is noted as a metaphor for how the House of Issola has the hat of politeness and grace, but you shouldn't think they are pushovers. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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RWBY has the Nevermores. They're giant, monstrous corvids that can easily swallow a human whole. In addition to that, they can take a lot more punishment than you'd think, even able to slam headlong into a cliffside and still come out relatively unscathed. And don't think for a second that the giant ones are the only variant. There are also smaller Nevermores that rely on a Zerg Rush tactic that can and will kill you if you're off your guard. | |
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RWBY (Web Animation) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In Hyper Light Drifter, the bird people of the Northern region practice a Religion of Evil involving Human Sacrifice. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In The Terror, Andre is attacked and nearly killed by a falcon when he arrives on the beach. Later, the same falcon attacks Gustav, gouging his eyes out and driving him off a cliff. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Bald eagles in Flying Red Barrel's second stage, who'll attack Marc in a large flock all the while shooting bullets at her. Seagulls also appear in the first stage, though in this case they'll only attack if Marc shoots at the flock near the start of the stage. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Wonder Woman Vol 1: Circe sends some giant avian Beastiamorphs to attack Diana in Washington D.C. They are prove challenging foes for Diana mostly because it is dangerous to turn someone back into a man when they're flying. Vol 2: The shattered god attacks Diana while possessing a flock of birds. This is mostly only dangerous because she's trying to fight her namesake Roman goddess of war at the time, but even without that complication they're a pest and ruin visibility. |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Donkey Kong Country: There's a race of vultures known as Neckies, along with Mini-Neckies and King Mook versions of both species: Master Necky, an oversized Necky and Master Necky Snr., more powerful version of Master Necky. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha The Movie First, The Phoenix Monster of the Week from the original series was replaced with a more demonic monster bird, with horns protruding from its body, claws on its wings, and a jagged beak with tusk-like extensions. Alas, while more fearsome-looking, it lasted as long as the phoenix did. | |
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Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Dungeon Keeper Ami: In "Ultimatum", when Ami disturbs some crows, she worries about them attacking her. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Divine Comedy: The harpies of the Forest of Suicides torture the souls of those who committed violence against themselves by tearing off the tree branches that are now their limbs and using them as nest materials. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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We Bare Bears has the Pigeon Cartel, a reoccurring criminal gang of Nearly Normal Animals responsible for everything from petty thefts to black market hot sauce. | |
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We Bare Bears | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Ice and Fire (Minecraft): Stymphalian birds, found in swamps, spawn in flocks and will attack everything they encounter. They fight by shooting sprays of their razor sharp-feathers. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Princess Tutu: The evil Raven, and to an extent his daughter Princess Kraehe (Crow), and the flock of carrion birds that are associated with them. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In Lands of Fire, the Sun Woman is a devouring maniac and Parnuen is a tyrant. Both are depicted as kookaburras since these birds are associated with the sun in Aboriginal Australian Myths. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Essence: Ash was attacked by a group of Spearow. He narrowly escapes by falling down a cliff. Squirtle's original trainer, a 10-year old who just started his journey, was attacked by Spearow. He lost an eye and several fingers, along with his face being disfigured. The attack left him with a hatred of all Pokémon. |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The War Against the Chtorr. Shambler trees are host to over thirty different types of carnivorous tenants that swarm in their thousands when they sense the vibrations of nearby prey. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In Queen of the Tearling there is a specific breed of hawks, as big as dogs, who can kill people with their beak and talons. They are used as weapon. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Talislanta: The treacherous, carrion-eating Stryx are described as looking like a cross between a vulture and a horned devil. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Discworld: Hodgesaargh the Falconer from Lords and Ladies is constantly being savaged by his own birds (hence his name; he can't even introduce himself without inducing a hawk attack, so his "name" ended up being Hodgesaargh), though it's not entirely his fault; Lancre's native birds of prey are described as so naturally stubborn and bad-tempered, it's a remarkable feat he's gotten anywhere at all with training them. | |
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Discworld | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Bobo in Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 is type C (although the latter games show it as closer to a pterodactyl/dragon than any bird), as is the true form (after the first half of the boss battle is won) of Cuckoo Condor in the fourth game. Which is really odd when you realize that Real Life Albatrosses are endangered and swallows and martins have adapted well with humans. |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Fourteen chronicles the life, times and genocidal schemes of the murderous Chicken George, a half-man half-chicken born from Vat Grown Chicken Gone Horribly Wrong. Granted, he's technically a Featherless Fiend, being as bald as roast chicken, but he still fits the trope definition due to being an evil bird-man. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In Final Fantasy VII birds/flying enemies approach Demonic Spiders territory at times, due to high-damaging skills (the penguin things around Cosmo Canyon early in the game) or the fact that you cannot hit flying enemies without long-range equipment or materia (like the Unknown in the sunken carrier.) | |
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Final Fantasy VII (Video Game) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Smurfs (1994): The Howlibird makes an appearance in this game. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Daffy Duck's characterization varies somewhere between (very) Chaotic Neutral and full-on Jerkass. What's consistent is a total lack of concern for anyone he interacts with. | |
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Daffy Duck | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Five Nights at Freddy's is what introduces Chica. She usually teams up with Bonnie to haunt the doors to the office. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Five Nights at Freddy's 2 has a completely worn down and withered Chica that — despite having no hands at all and a jaw that almost looks like it's been dislocated — still tries to kill you. It also introduces Toy Chica, an animatronic that is supposed to look cooler and prettier. Until she removes both her beak and eyes - then she just looks like she's from the Uncanny Valley. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Five Nights at Freddy's 3 introduces Phantom Chica, a Chica based on the first one, but looks extremely burnt. She doesn't try to kill you this time... she just tries to distract you so Springtrap can do so. Toy Chica returns, but this time she's a subversion, as she's out to help one of the murdered children pass on. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Five Nights at Freddy's 4 has Nightmare Chica, an animatronic with a beak full of sharp teeth and both a milky white eye and red eye taking warning. She turns out to have a Meaningful Name. What's worse, though, that cupcake that she always carries around can now kill you too. Jack-O-Chica, a character introduced in the Halloween DLC, is a Palette Swap of Nightmare Chica, but is still terrifying. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Transformers: Laserbeak and Buzzsaw are evil Decepticons that resemble birds. Faction-switcher Doubledealer's Decepticon form is a bird. Divebomb is a bloodthirsty Predacon (not those) eagle. Cutthroat transforms into a Terrorcon bird monster thing and is a merciless killer without a conscience. While sharing an identical robot mode like his fellow Decepticon Clone Pounce, Wingspan transforms into a eagle/hawk. |
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The Transformers | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
Feathered Fiend / int_4c363bcc | comment |
Sentinels of the Multiverse: The Matriarch, going from a rebellious goth teen to becoming The Beastmaster thanks to a cursed mask giving her powers over ravens, thus blending type A and type B. While her ravens only have 1 HP and deal only 1 point of damage, she has plenty of them. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest: Krow, giant pirate Mini-Necky who then returns in a ghost form called Kreepy Krow, giant pirate ghost Mini-Necky and Screech, an enemy parrot. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Dream Park: A flock of giant killer hornbills appears in the South Seas Treasure Game. | |
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Dream Park | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In the Suite Life on Deck episode "Mean Chicks", Cody deprives a seagull of a french fry Zack attempted to feed it, and spends the rest of the episode trying to escape the bird's wrath. | |
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The Suite Life of Zack & Cody | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In Lords of Xulima, oversized and highly aggressive ravens ranging from "slightly larger than in real life" to "carries off live elephants to its nest" are a commonly-encountered enemy type in many regions. There are also Terror Birds which neatly combine the most painful features of birds and dinosaurs. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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EarthBound (1994) has a number of avian enemies, like the Spiteful Crow and the Mad Duck. | |
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EarthBound (1994) (Video Game) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The main villain of Valiant is a German pigeon-intercepting falcon voiced by Tim Curry. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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ARK: Survival Evolved also has feathered dinosaurs, many of which have a Scrappy Mechanic, from Microraptor's dismount-and-stun tactics to Yutyrannus's roar driving prey dinosaurs into a blind panic while empowering its Carnotaurus minions. | |
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ARK: Survival Evolved (Video Game) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Tall Birds in Don't Starve are some of the fastest creatures in the game due to their long legs, and they always attack on sight. Don't Starve Together has the seasonal boss monster "Moose", a moose-goose hybrid that arrives in the spring to raise its moslings. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Star Wars: The Clone Wars, "Jedi Crash": The Mastiff Phalones are vicious predators which attack and try to kill anything they come across. They look like flightless griffins. | |
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Star Wars: The Clone Wars | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
Feathered Fiend / int_53dc3731 | comment |
Atomic Robo: One of Robo's encounters with Dr. Dinosaur ends with him being being pursued and cornered by a flock of terror birds. | |
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Atomic Robo / Comicbook | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The main antagonist of Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is a giant crow-like bird named Wingo, who kidnaps Toadette in the beginning of the game since she and Captain Toad were after a Power Star. | |
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Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker (Video Game) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
Feathered Fiend / int_550f5b20 | comment |
Screweyes, the villain from We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story, is accompanied by a murder of crows. Which devour him alive at the end of the film. | |
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We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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While Walking with Beasts focused mostly on prehistoric mammals, the horse-munching Gastornis in the first episode was one of the scariest animals on the show. Although a bit of Badass Decay occurs when its unhatched chick is eaten by giant ants. Also the Phorusrhacos in another episode, though they don't present any real threat to the Smilodon we're following. Because nothing — except climate change and the giant ground sloth Megatherium — present much threat to a Smilodon (Artistic License – Paleontology on all counts). | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The titular Terror Birds, which are a pair of gigantic vicious man-eating flightless birds... though in a case of Artistic License – Paleontology, they aren't feathered. | |
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Terror Birds | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The T-virus-infected crows from the Resident Evil series. | |
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Resident Evil (Franchise) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Giant Claw has a Kaiju-sized variant in the form of a Giant Antimatter Space Buzzard, as big as a battleship! | |
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The Giant Claw | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!: Booty Birds -extremely fat robins that happen to carry various items in their belly-, Swoopies -sharp-beaked woodpeckers that swoop down at you- and Karbines —little owls armed with bazookas-. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Evolution: The finches and starlings, having survived and thrived in the wake of humanity, evolve into ferocious killers to the mammals dwelling under the forest canopy. | |
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Evolution | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Exalted: Austrechs are terror bird-like avians and aggressive, cunning and dangerous predators. Death moas are towering, flightless birds native to the Western islands. Their primary weapon is an axelike beak capable of shattering bone, which they employ in their crude but effective hunting tactic — gore and maul whatever's in front of them until it's carrion fit to eat. The Grelidaka is a vast flock of Hive Minded, Wyld-tainted birds that live only to slaughter and destroy every living thing they encounter. The swarm constantly roams the West, eradicating every ship, fleet and village it comes across. |
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Exalted (Tabletop Game) | hasFeature |
Feathered Fiend / int_5e150650 | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In The Animals of Farthing Wood, the Shrike, also known as the Butcher Bird, hunts some of the baby mice and impales them for food. | |
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The Animals of Farthing Wood | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Therizinosaurus and the Pyroraptor in Jurassic World Dominion fully embrace this trope, in a first for the franchise being depicted as fully-feathered creatures yet no less dangerous or aggressive than their featherless peers. The Moros, while it may scavenge on scraps and morsels in the jaws of larger animals at times, it is just as willing to hunt live prey such as rodents. Subverted when a Moros is shown playing with a little girl near the end of Dominion without any sign of aggression. | |
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Jurassic World Dominion | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In addition, Tomb Raider II features the Guardian of the Talion, a huge, hulking creature with a bird's head and talons and a humanoid torso and limbs. The Golden Mask add-on features a similar creature, the Guardian of the Kingdom. | |
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Tomb Raider II (Video Game) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Nigel, the evil, sadistic cockatoo from Rio. He's a Card-Carrying Villain who almost name-drops this trope when he refers to himself as a "feathery freak with a beak, a bird murderer" in his Villain Song. | |
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Rio | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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This is played as Type D in Dragon Age: Origins. Shale hates all forms of bird because she had to live as an immobilized statue for many years, conscious the whole time, and pigeons would frequently sit and crap all over her. She's now made it her life goal to drive all the birds in the world to extinction, starting with the pigeons. | |
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Dragon Age: Origins (Video Game) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Deinonychus chick in Carnosaur is actually feathered (predating various other more known franchises in depicting feathered dinosaurs) as a result of genetic splicing with chickens; and it is no less bloodthirsty or aggressive than other dinosaurs in the film for it. | |
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Carnosaur | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Buso Renkin: Washio, the eagle homunculus, is the strongest of the man-eating animal-type homunculi who is able to transform into a half-man/half-bird hybrid who gives the main characters their toughest fight of the A New Life arc. By the end of the arc, however, it is revealed that Washio is actually a Noble Demon who doesn't care about anything except protecting the master who brought him back to life. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Buzz Buzzard from the Woody Woodpecker cartoons was usually shown as genuinley evil and sinister, as opposed to Woody who was just an obnoxious prankster. | |
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Woody Woodpecker | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Dungeons & Dragons has a few avian monsters (including the infamous owlbear), as well as kenku, a race of nasty bird people. There are also the often overlooked Blood Hawks, who go all the way back to the earliest editions. They look like ordinary hawks with gray feathers... who feast on the flesh of people. As players expect the monsters of the game to be much larger, weird looking, or possessing amazing magical powers, their plain appearance and otherwise ordinary nature makes them rather unsettling in their own way. Although among the lesser of demonkind, vrocks are a literal case of feathered fiends — that is, demons who take the shape of violently murderous birds. |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Vow of Nudity: The axebeaks in Fiora's home savannah are large flightless birds who lash out violently against anything they encounter. Every encounter she has with them in her origin story ends with at least one person getting mauled or killed. | |
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Feathered Fiend / int_6c013d08 | type |
Feathered Fiend | |
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The World of Darkness: Vampire: The Requiem: The strix spirits that take the form of owls who brought down the Roman Empire (and with it, the largest body of vampiric government in history) because of an ancient betrayal. They can possess humans as well as sleeping vampires, and the clan books hint they're returning for some reason... Werewolf: The Apocalypse has the Corax, wereravens. While not evil as a rule and actually relatively pleasant compared to the title lycanthropes, they still have a very disturbing half-human, half-raven war form. It's made all the worse by the fact that they know how gross they look in this form so if they are forced to use it they are usually very, very angry. |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Will Arnett voices a mercenary vulture in Horton Hears a Who! (2008). He's the only real bird in the show, but then again he's being paid off by a kangaroo. | |
Feathered Fiend / int_6c11bb94 | featureApplicability |
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Horton Hears a Who! (2008) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Adventures of the Gummi Bears have the Carpies, a race of evil vulture-like foes. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Babylon Rogues of Sonic Riders are a ruthless gang of thieves made up of Jet the Hawk (who looks more like a parrot), Storm the Albatross, and Wave the Swallow. | |
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Sonic Riders (Video Game) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The evil Halosians in Farscape are a race of evil bird aliens, very similar to the Skeksis in The Dark Crystal also made by The Jim Henson Company. The Pop-Cultured Badass Crichton always refers to them as such. | |
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Farscape | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Averted with Yankee Doodle Pigeon, the hero of Dastardly & Muttley in Their Flying Machines, who constantly dodges Dick Dastardly and his Vulture squadron. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Life With Lamarr: Peter Orniphobe claims the pigeon, Baron von Tailfeathers, is one. Though he might be right. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Prehistoria: All of the focused dinosaur antagonists are feathered species. The Deinocheirus is a hormonal, territorial brute which attacks anything that gets near its river; and the Alioramus are night-stalking predators which make a point to kill the protagonist's species, Adasaurus both as prey and to remove threats to their young. | |
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Prehistoria | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In Borderlands, Mordecai's pet Bloodwing can be used as an attack on enemies. In Borderlands 2, Bloodwing is driven insane by Slag experimentation and must be fought as a boss. |
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Borderlands (Video Game) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Legend of Zelda: The chickens Cuccos. Strike one down, and you shall be overwhelmed by a force more powerful than you could ever imagine. The Takkuri from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask is something of a subversion. On one hand, this bug-eyed buzzard steals your items and forces you to buy them back from a crooked salesman. On the other hand, according to a Gossip Stone Takkuri isn't "evil" but simply a hungry bird that's been trained to steal stuff for the Man From The Curiosity Shop in exchange for birdseed and kettle bones. The Helmaroc King in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, too. He even has a rooster-like crest underneath his mask. |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Pidgit Bills in Super Mario World. They replace Bullet Bills if you complete the Special World. Pidgit Bills and Bullet Birds in the Something series. The Pidgit Bills get a Mario-seeking variation and the Bullet Birds get an exploding variation. |
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In Halo, it has been strongly hinted that the Kig-Yar (or, to humans, 'Jackals/Skirmishers') are of avian ancestry, with several characters directly comparing them to birds. In fact, their chicks are covered in down, while the Skirmisher subspecies develop all-out plumage as adults. The expanded universe describes them as vicious Space Pirates and mercenaries who will do anything for money or spoils of war. | |
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Pidgit Bills and Bullet Birds in the Something series. The Pidgit Bills get a Mario-seeking variation and the Bullet Birds get an exploding variation. | |
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The crows present in the prison island scene in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest. | |
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Batman: Over the course of his career, The Penguin has a variety of birds as weapons: from trained attack falcons to emperor penguins with drugged beaks. | |
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Malphas, one of the demons summoned by Bayonetta for her boss finishers, is a giant bird made of hair. | |
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Gunnerkrigg Court: The TikToks, best described as ugly bionic toucans, are watching. Always watching. | |
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In Chrono Crusade, Aion first appears by channeling his voice through his familiar — a bald eagle with glowing red eyes. Probably meant to be creepily symbolic, considering Aion constantly cites his motivations as "freedom". | |
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Get Ace: In an episode literally titled "Feathered Fiend", the mayor's pet parrot Hawthorne is revealed to be an evil mastermind. | |
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Feathers McGraw the villainous penguin from The Wrong Trousers. Definitely type D (the rubber glove chicken disguise effectively pulls the gag twice). | |
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In the Nightmare Time episode, "Perky's Buds," the Metzgers are ripped to shreds by a flock of psychic birds, and they use this violence to keep Emma and Ziggs as their hostages. | |
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Mach Jentra from Mega Man X: Command Mission | |
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Evil birds show up quite frequently in the Sly Cooper series. The most prominent is Big Bad Clockwerk (an owl) introduced in first game, but the second game also gives us sinister parrot Arpeggio, and the third has an evil chicken (General Tsao) and another nasty parrot, the pirate captain LeFwee. | |
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Both played straight and averted in The Lord of the Rings; while crows are viewed as an ill omen, and a malicious variety called "crebain" serve Saruman as spies and messengers, ravens are noted to be dwarf-friends. And the Eagles are downright Always Lawful Good. Justified with the Eagles: according to The Silmarillion, the first Eagles were not just birds; they were "spirits" sent by Iluvatar to be the rulers of the animal kingdom, just as the Ents were made to be the rulers of the trees. The Eagles of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings are still minor spirits in the service of the Valar. So it's not surprising that they are Lawful Good in alignment. |
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A Beginner's Guide to the End of the Universe: Birds are the most common of the hostile void beasts by a comfortable margin. One of the first beasts encountered is a colossal pigeon, and the Everyman and Snuffy are later attacked by a large flock of mixed bird species. | |
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Numenera: The hontri is a massive bird of prey that has been altered by nanomachines to become a true winged nightmare. They are known to and feared by the people who live in their hunting grounds, who sometimes call them winged devils or twilight slayers. Karestrels are aggressive seabirds with a wide range and a fearlessness that makes them especially dangerous. That, plus their six meter wingspans, vicious beaks, slashing talons, and ability to hunt equally well on land, in the air and underwater. Terror birds, sometimes called the screeching dooms, are nine-foot-tall, flightless predatory birds that hunt in tall grasslands. They use the grass as cover to approach their prey, sneaking silently and subtly until close enough to pounce... at which point they throw themselves at their target while screaming like banshees and tear it to pieces with their claws and axelike beak. |
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Princess Peach: Showtime! introduces Disco Wing, a bird with a body made of a disco ball. Attacks include dropping bricks and smaller disco balls on Peach's head, laying disco eggs that hatch into hostile chicks, and inverting the gravity. It's a mass of Darkle magic in the form of a bird, and said disco balls are the only way to expose its core to Sparkle overload. | |
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ThanksKilling: The film's main antagonist is a malevolent talking turkey. | |
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Anansi Boys: The birdwoman serves as a secondary antagonist, using birds to attack Fat Charlie and Spider. | |
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Kaeloo has Olaf the penguin, an Mad Scientist who wants to Take Over the World. | |
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The evil chicken in RuneScape. Also, the folk legends of unsuspecting (and supposedly quite powerful) feather hunters being killed by regular chickens, on which the Evil Chicken was based. There's also the Baby Roc and its mother, the Roc in the My Arm's Big Adventure quest, who have to be defeated in order to help a troll fulfill his dream of being a gardener. Averted with Armadyl, his Aviantese followers, and the Saradominist Icyenes, all winged humanoid warriors. They are/follow the self-professed "good gods" of Gielinor, although evidence suggests that the Icyene may not have had much choice in the matter. |
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The Galarian variations of Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres introduced in the Crown Tundra DLC of Sword and Shield are noted to be much more aggressive and vicious than their Kantonian counterparts. Galarian Articuno and Moltres are listed as the "Cruel Pokemon" and "Malevolent Pokemon" respectively, with the former being an arrogant Psychic-type who will blast anyone with eye beams while the latter is a Dark-Type who prefers to overwhelm it's enemies with it's aura. Zapdos is only comparatively nicer in that rather than being actively malicious it's just incredibly aggressive. | |
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The Yagudo are one such enemy. Some of them can be called katana-wielding Samurai birdmen. The fact that many Yagudo are religious fanatics doesn't help matters, although they at least have a 'peace' agreement with Windurst (read: give us offerings or we'll overrun the city). There is also the Zuu, ugly, featherless Giant Flyers that tend to do more damage to the party then any other monsters on the map. In Final Fantasy VII birds/flying enemies approach Demonic Spiders territory at times, due to high-damaging skills (the penguin things around Cosmo Canyon early in the game) or the fact that you cannot hit flying enemies without long-range equipment or materia (like the Unknown in the sunken carrier.) |
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In QP Shooting, chickens, doves and crows appear as enemies on separate occasions, firing their feathers at the player as their means of attack. | |
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Savage Dragon features a villain named Powerhouse who is an avatar of a nature-god. He looks like a humanoid chicken but despite his ridiculous appearance, the hero of the series soon finds that he is a Not-So-Harmless Villain. | |
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Werewolf: The Apocalypse has the Corax, wereravens. While not evil as a rule and actually relatively pleasant compared to the title lycanthropes, they still have a very disturbing half-human, half-raven war form. It's made all the worse by the fact that they know how gross they look in this form so if they are forced to use it they are usually very, very angry. | |
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Migration: Erin the heron and her husband Harry is presented at first as Affably Evil and slightly deranged. They are implied to be about to eat the Mallards, even giving them a "bed" of an old skillet. This is subverted, however; the skillet was to protect them from a catfish in their flooded home, which almost eats Dax and Gwen until it is caught by Erin, who is shown to be really friendly, if somewhat odd. | |
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The giant two-headed roc from King's Quest V. Also subverted in that the only way to escape from said bird is with the aid of another bird whose life you saved earlier in the game. | |
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If Gaston Lagaffe's seagull is in a bad mood, the whole office runs for cover. "HIHIHIHIHIHIHAAAAARRRRR" works the same as an air-raid siren. | |
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In the Disney Mouse and Duck Comics, avian characters tend to be the ones you don't want to cross, at all: The Clan McDuck are rather well-known in Scotland for the terrifying rampages they go on whenever someone is foolish enough to steal even a small coin from them. Then you have Scrooge and Hortense, who are short-tempered even when money is not involved-and Hortense once routed a charging cavalry regiment in her berserker rage. The members of the Coot Kin are usually much calmer. The last one to bear the name, Elvira, better known as Grandma Duck, owns a blunderbuss and will shoot in defense of her home and family. Also, Elvira's son Quackmore Duck married Hortense-because his temper matched hers (he was the one who saved the poor cavalry regiment above, and he did it by entering a shouting match with Hortense). Donald Duck's temper is legendary-as befitting the son of Quackmore and Hortense. Differently from them, he's also quite strong (bordering on Super-Strength when he's pissed off enough), and traveling around the world with Scrooge means he also has the skills to put it to terrifying use. There's a very good reason if Duckburg's criminal surrender the moment they see his antihero/superhero alter ego Paperinik: if they resist he's going to beat the crap out of them, possibly in a most humiliating manner. Huey, Dewey, and Louie are nowadays rather nice. This is after Donald took them in and re-educated them, in their early days they were such pests they sent their father to the hospital with a prank (why Donald had to take them in in the first place: his sister and their mother, Della, didn't want them at home while her husband recovered, and eventually they never left). Gyro Gearloose is a nice and kind inventor-who has invented memory-erasing candies just because, once threw Donald in a pool that made him invulnerable and proved it by shooting him with rhino-hunting rounds without telling him first, and didn't hesitate to help Paperinik back when he was considered only a criminal. The latter runs in the family: his grandfather was the personal Gadgeteer Genius of Fantomius, the Gentleman Thief whose legacy was inherited by Donald as Paperinik. Emil Eagle is a Mad Scientist-and in some stories is the Lex Luthor to Super Goof's Superman. That is all. Magica De Spell, an Evil Sorceress who once toppled Scrooge's Money Bin as a prank. She's also quite proud of being an evil witch. |
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The Real Ghostbusters face a group of monstrous werechicken in episode "Poultrygeist". | |
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The Brittas Empire: The final episode had Brittas be pecked unconscious by an angry goose. There was also the time an emu got loose in the centre, dragged Brittas along for the ride, and ended up causing severe injury to 54 people. |
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Dark Heresy: Mora, predators native to the jungles of the Death World of Gregorn, are flightless birds five times the height of a man and armed with beaks that can slice a human in two. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Batman: The Animated Series version of the Penguin had a collection of deadly birds ranging from poison-billed hummingbirds to trained attack-cassowaries. | |
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Animorphs: The later books have several instances of flocks of homicidal bird-morphed controllers attacking the protagonists. And the natural version: Tobias hates crows because they mob hawks. And eagles — a group made Rachel slam into a tree and lose her memory. | |
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BattleTech: An invoked trope with Clan Jade Falcon. They have a strong bird theme including naming many of their mechs after birds, like the Gyrfalcon, Night Gyr, and Shrike. Their paint schemes often include feather patterns, too. And their current leader, Malvina Hazen, is batshit insane. And the Clan's name? Comes from a genetically engineered Peregrine Falcon that's bigger than an eagle. The founder of the Clan had a trained one she used as her Right Hand Attack Bird. That bird's name was used for one of the Falcons' most powerful mechs, the Turkina omnimech. Another avian based Clan is Clan Ice Hellion, who's totem animal is a unusual alien four legged bird. The Clan itself is infamous for getting into fights quickly, and strike with unrelenting speed. But the rest of the Clans look down upon them as they are largely considered one of the weaker Clans, as they mostly get thrashed by the other Clans. As they tend to employ mostly light and medium mechs, while all the other Clans prefer to use heavier mechs in battle. |
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Some of the Dark One's servants in The Wheel of Time can use crows as spies and messengers, and occasionally use huge flocks of crows to attack people. Crows are regularly included in scenes to give the impression that characters are being watched. | |
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Far Out: A vulture comes to eye our main character while he wanders the desert. Then he, a robot, points out that he's not edible, and it flies off, bewildering him. | |
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Jurassic World (The Geeky Zoologist) features a few feathered dinosaur species. Among them, Achillobator and Ornitholestes attack humans. | |
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Walking with Dinosaurs had Iberomesornis that were portrayed as type B. In spite of their small size they chased off a giant pterosaur. | |
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JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders: Pet Shop is the guard falcon of DIO's mansion, and proves to be just as cruel and sadistic as his master. | |
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Sunless Sea: The otherwise pretty Blue Prophets, colorful and chattery parrots who have the unnerving tendency to chant out the names of people about to die, and the even more unnerving habit of killing these people themselves. Plus the frankly terrifying habit of chewing through ships' hulls faster than most oceanic monsters to accomplish the second one. Fortunately, they keep to the Elder Continent coasts, which already has plenty of reasons to avoid visiting like Face Stealers, wasps that can sting you through doors and extremely snobby immortal people. Fallen London later reveals a little more about the "chant out the names of those about to die" part — they aren't predicting deaths, they're marking people for death by piracy, for the corsairs of Gaider's Mourn listen to the Prophets and will sink any vessel named by them, seemingly in an effort to preserve the cycle of life and death in a place where Death Is Cheap. | |
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Sydney Hunter and the Shrines of Peril has birds as an enemy. One touch from them costs Sydney one life. They can be dodged by either jumping over them, or by ducking under them. | |
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Kings of Revolution: The Wyvern Drones, the Mage Killer Mecha-Mooks, look like giant birds. Being made of carbon nanotubes, they even move like birds. | |
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GURPS Technomancer has the magic-using penguin socialist collective of Antarctica, transformed by a Hellstorm into a vicious hivemind that has driven human scientists from the continent and is building up for the next clash. | |
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The Goetia caste from Helluva Boss. Every Goetia introduced so far has been a bird: Stolas and Octavia are owls, Stella and Andrealphus are peafowls, and Asmodeus is a rooster. However, Stolas, Asmodeus, and Octavia aren't actually villainous characters. | |
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The first act of Rango involved the eponymous chameleon attempting to protect a Western town called Dirt from a giant hawk (Dirt's inhabitants are all animals, most of which are the hawk's prey). | |
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Bob's Burgers: In "Dawn of the Peck", the Fischoeder Brothers' Thanksgiving "turkey trot" goes awry when the medley of domestic fowl they bought goes berserk from being cooped up and starts attacking the guests. | |
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Valérian: The Birds of the Master in Birds of the Master could well be the Trope Maker. | |
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Birdemic, essentially a B-Movie version of The Birds. | |
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The Elder Scrolls series has Hagravens, a species of flightless harpy who were once mortal women that performed a ritual to trade in their humanity for access to powerful magic. A human sacrifice is required for the ritual to even become a Hagraven, and Hagravens serve as Evil Matriarchs to Reachmen clans as well as generally being an Enemy to All Living Things. Naturally, they have feathers, beak-like noses, and talons for fingers and toes. | |
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The Birds. Oh, god, The Birds. Could be seen as the Trope Codifier. | |
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Pokémon: Archeops (a prehistoric semi-flightless bird based on the Archeopteryx) has beastly attack and good speed. Unfortunately, it's a Glass Cannon, and its attack and Special Attack are halved if its health gets below half. Braviary (based on a bald eagle and using a misplaced hawk scream) is capable of carrying away cars, and it won't stop fighting even if injured, for the sake of its friends. It also has a red, white, and blue color scheme. Hmmm... Mandibuzz (a cartoonish vulture) decorates itself with bones. Pay no attention to the gracefully swimming Swanna... Going as far back as the second generation (IE: Gold, Silver, Crystal), we have Lugia. A giant-sized bird monster that resembles a dragon-esque monstrosity. Not only was it worshipped as a god in ancient times within the games mythos, but it was said to be so powerful that it could create storms by a single flap of its wings. It was also responsible for (accidentally) causing the storm that destroyed the Brass Tower and killing the three Pokemon inside that would later become Raikou, Entei, and Suicune. Luckily, though, Lugia isn't malevolent and would prefer to dwell peacefully at the bottom of the sea. Shadow Lugia is the result of what happens when one forceably turns an otherwise peaceful dragon-bird monster evil. In the first cutscene alone, it aids the villains in hijacking a ship leaving several innocent people stranded in the ocean. Lugia is also the master of the Legendary Bird Trio, Arcticuno, Zapdos and Moltres, who nearly destroy the world in the second movie because of a greedy human's meddling. Pokemon X/Y gives us Yveltal, a Pokemon that looks like a giant horned vulture. To make matters worse, it is known as the "Destruction Pokemon" and it can resurrect itself from death by forming a cocoon and draining the life out of everything nearby. The Galarian variations of Articuno, Zapdos and Moltres introduced in the Crown Tundra DLC of Sword and Shield are noted to be much more aggressive and vicious than their Kantonian counterparts. Galarian Articuno and Moltres are listed as the "Cruel Pokemon" and "Malevolent Pokemon" respectively, with the former being an arrogant Psychic-type who will blast anyone with eye beams while the latter is a Dark-Type who prefers to overwhelm it's enemies with it's aura. Zapdos is only comparatively nicer in that rather than being actively malicious it's just incredibly aggressive. Bombirdier, introduced in Scarlet & Violet, is basically the Delivery Stork trope but made evil: this Flying/Dark type Pokémon doesn't carry babies, but instead rocks and boulders that it enjoys dropping from high altitudes just for kicks, without giving a damn about what or who those rocks could land on. |
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The animated series of Bucky O'Hare and the Toad Wars! has several downplayed examples in the form of ducks. Ducks in the Aniverse are nearly always heroic, but significantly darker than their mammal counterparts. The Corsair Canards are a gang of pirates who are most emphatically not The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything (the first thing we see them do is attack a luxury liner), but have a "no first use of violence"-policy (no first use, the Corsairs will gladly turn any ship that offers resistance into dust) which is enough to convince Bucky that the Corsairs are worth cultivating as allies against the Toads. Kamikaze Kamo is a ninja duck, and the leads La Résistance against the Toad-backed Lizard occupation of Canopus III. Kamo and his people are decent enough, but they are also fighting an asymmetrical war, and don't hesitate to use ambush tactics or bladed weapons. Kamo is one of few 90s kid show ninja to straight up nail a fleeing enemy in the back with a shuriken. On a more personal level, there is Deadeye Duck. Deadeye is a former Corsair Canard in good standing, and while he serves loyally as Bucky's master gunner, he is also far more likely to lie, cheat, steal and use gun violence than the other main characters. |
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The Helmaroc King in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, too. He even has a rooster-like crest underneath his mask. | |
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The Old Kingdom Trilogy has flocks of Gore Crows, evil and dangerous in large numbers (especially when in a Paperwing); a flock of crows animated by a single Dead spirit. | |
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The Chimes of Death from the Sword of Truth series, AKA the infamous "Chicken That Was Not A Chicken". Aims for Type A by being a demon that takes the form of a seemingly-ordinary chicken, but regarded by many readers as an unintentional example of Type D. | |
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A Different Lesson: The Big Bad Heian Chao is an Amur falcon. He's also a master of Demonic Possession, Ki Manipulation, More than Mind Control, Hate Plague, and a Necromancer. Oh, and did we mention he's also a Kung-Fu Wizard? Seriously, this guy is a really dangerous villain. | |
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In earlier versions of Cinderella (and some Grimmified versions), the wicked stepsisters have their eyes pecked out by Cinderella's birds. This was carried over into Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods. |
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Mortasheen has several, although, they are usually quite odd. | |
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Touhou Project: Mystia Lorelei qualifies on one angle, being a night sparrow youkai who hunts humans and can strike them blind with her singing. However, she also averts this trope, as The Chew Toy of many a poultry joke in both canon and fanon. Utsuho Reiuji is a Hell raven who went Ax-Crazy upon recieving nuclear powers, but is indicated to have since returned to her usual birdbrain personality. |
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Inverted in The Twits . Roly-Poly Bird and the other birds are instrumental to the escape of the monkey family and the turning of the Twits upside down. | |
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Vulcan Raven's rather disturbing death in Metal Gear Solid A flock of his namesake birds descend on his body, and when they leave, nothing is left but his weapon. | |
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Chill Penguin and Storm Eagle from Mega Man X | |
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Overdrive Ostrich from Mega Man X2 | |
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Cyber Peacock and Storm Owl from Mega Man X4 | |
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Blaze Heatnix from Mega Man X6 | |
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Chocobos in Final Fantasy games. There are few enemies nastier than a flock of them. The Yagudo are one such enemy. Some of them can be called katana-wielding Samurai birdmen. The fact that many Yagudo are religious fanatics doesn't help matters, although they at least have a 'peace' agreement with Windurst (read: give us offerings or we'll overrun the city). There is also the Zuu, ugly, featherless Giant Flyers that tend to do more damage to the party then any other monsters on the map. In Final Fantasy VII birds/flying enemies approach Demonic Spiders territory at times, due to high-damaging skills (the penguin things around Cosmo Canyon early in the game) or the fact that you cannot hit flying enemies without long-range equipment or materia (like the Unknown in the sunken carrier.) |
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In Portal 2, both Wheatley and GLaDOS are attacked by a bird (persumably the same one). Wheatley gets attacked because he used its eggs to break a door mechanism, and GLaDOS gets attacked because she's turned into a potato battery and the bird got hungry. When the bird appears later on, GLaDOS immediately panics. | |
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In Yu-Gi-Oh! Crow's Blackwings and Kurosaki's Raidraptors might count, the former working together to summon a dragon and the latter being able to wreck multiple monsters simultaneously. | |
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Darkest Dungeon has the Shrieker, an enormous corvid-like Animalistic Abomination that sometimes sneaks into the Hamlet and steals your trinkets (especially rare and valuable ones), forcing you to send a party of heroes after it to get them back. | |
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Vicious man-eating songbirds in Barbarella. | |
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VG Cats shows why you shouldn't mess with chickens. | |
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Courage the Cowardly Dog had more than a few villains who happened to be avian. Le Quack, a duck with a French accent who is also a master criminal. The Space Chicken and his three-headed son(s), who tried to kill Courage and the Bagges. The Precious, Wonderful, Adorable, Lovable Duckling, who imprints on Eustace and sees him as his mother and tries to get rid of Muriel due to seeing her as competition for Eustace's affections. |
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Semiosis: Among Pax's more dangerous animal life-forms are human-sized flightless bird-like creatures, with large hooked beaks, clawed arms and camouflaging plumage. They hunt in packs and are smart enough to use fire to cook their food. The human colonists name them "ground eagles". | |
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Puss in Boots (2011) features a giant goose known as the Great Terror. It's fairly calm, but if you steal her golden egg-laying gooselings you'll learn why they call it that way... | |
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One of the monsters in The Mysterious Island is a terror bird. | |
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PsyCard: Depending on the game: In the base game, one of your opponents is a parrot that has been genetically altered to be psychic and entered in a tournament as an advertisement for the procedure. In Friend's Quest, there's the "parnix" enemy, which is some kind of bird. |
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One Deep Thoughts by Jack Handy from Saturday Night Live says: I think the international symbol for peace should be the pillow. It has as many feathers as a dove but without that vicious beak. |
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The Faerie Queene: One of the many obstacles the witch sends against Sir Guyon as he sails to her lair is a horde of every evil bird you can think of. Predatory owls, Creepy Crows, stritchs, shrills, and even winged bats and harpies all harass the good guys as they near the end of their quest. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Ultra Series: A few bird Kaiju pop up from time to time. Ultraman Ace: Black Pigeon is a pet pigeon forcefully transformed into a Choju by the Yapool, however it's a downplayed example, as while it is capable of calming down by the whistling of its owner, unfortunately it has to be put down as the Yapool ultimately override this aspect. Ultraman Taro: Birdon is a powerful and deadly Kaiju that acts as one of the series' most powerful enemies, capable of killing both Taro and Zoffy with its sharp beak and high aggression. Ultraman Orb: Maga-Basser is a bird-like Kaiju who is the first opponent faced by Orb. |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The hawks from level 2 of the original Ninja Gaiden are widely regarded as the most annoying/dreaded enemy in the game. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Edge Chronicles: The vicious birdlike Shrykes are a matriarchal race of warriors and slavers who are notorious for their brutality, to the point of eating their enemies — and each other. Male shrykes are treated little better than slaves, led around on chains by the larger females. | |
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Primitive War the fully feathered Utahraptors are the main antagonists of every book currently released, while the equally feathered Deinonychus appear in the first book and its spinoff Dispatches: The Hunting of Stalker Force, and the territorial Therizinosaurus makes a brief appearance in the latter. | |
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Primitive War | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The evil Skeksis in The Dark Crystal are a race of vulture-like monsters. | |
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The Dark Crystal | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
Feathered Fiend / int_ba4aaa0b | comment |
The roc or rukh was a predatory bird from Arabian folklore said to be big enough to pick up an elephant. Its eggs are described by Sinbad the Sailor as being "50 paces round" or about 150 feet, which would make them 50 feet across- about the size of a hot air balloon. It was thought (adult) ostriches, being ugly and flightless giant birds, were actually roc chicks. | |
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Sinbad the Sailor | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Skroa from Les Légendaires is a literal example of this: his now extincted specie, the Galina, were bird-like demons. | |
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Les Légendaires (Comic Book) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Sweetie Pie from Tiny Toon Adventures is an adorable pink bird who, despite her name, is one of the nastiest characters on the show, perhaps even more so than Montana Max. She regularly bullies Furrball even when he's just minding his own business. | |
Feathered Fiend / int_bc758ea9 | featureApplicability |
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Tiny Toon Adventures | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Crunch Bird: A bird with a beak full of huge sharp teeth that can chew up anything on command. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Warhammer 40,000: The Kroot, while not feathered anymore, are a sentient humanoid race descended from avians. They have a mane of quills instead of hair or feathers, but retain their ancestors' slender yet powerful build, language of clicks and whistles, sharp vision, and beaks. The Kroot are notable for consuming the flesh of defeated enemies in search of specific evolutionary upgrades — in the 41st millenium, chicken eats you! The greater daemons of Tzeentch are giant bird monsters◊ called Lords of Change. Also, as followers of Chaos will invariably start to mutate, according to some materials, those who follow Tzeentch specifically tend to develop avian traits (emphasis on "tend"). Razorwings, birdlike alien creatures used by the Dark Eldar as attack animals, possess razor-sharp beaks and feathers and have a noted propensity for flaying their prey to the bones in orgies of violence. They often parade their victims' skeletons around before tearing them to pieces in a final violent outburst. Dark Heresy: Mora, predators native to the jungles of the Death World of Gregorn, are flightless birds five times the height of a man and armed with beaks that can slice a human in two. |
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Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach: Glamrock Chica would normally be an aversion, as she is programmed to be benevolent, but Vanny rewrites it to make her a killer animatronic like her predecessors. Luckily, Gregory can exploit her weakness for pizza and Monty Mystery Mix to shatter her. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Takkuri from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask is something of a subversion. On one hand, this bug-eyed buzzard steals your items and forces you to buy them back from a crooked salesman. On the other hand, according to a Gossip Stone Takkuri isn't "evil" but simply a hungry bird that's been trained to steal stuff for the Man From The Curiosity Shop in exchange for birdseed and kettle bones. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Jumanji has highly aggressive pelicans. The original movie has the Pelicans that Judy unleashed, with one of them briefly taking the game away. The first sequel Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle has a vulture that becomes the pet and scout of Van Pelt, the film's primary antagonist. The second sequel Jumanji: The Next Level has homicidal ostriches. | |
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Jumanji | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
Feathered Fiend / int_c1fd22f4 | comment |
ThanksKilling Day: Aside from the main enemy, the killer pilgrim, all the other enemies in the game are killer turkeys. Actually, the pilgrim appears to be some kind of mutant humanoid turkey. | |
Feathered Fiend / int_c1fd22f4 | featureApplicability |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In the Doctor Who episode "Vincent and the Doctor", a Provençal village is being menaced by what, when we finally get a look at it, appears to be a giant cross between a chicken and a parrot. From outer space. | |
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Doctor Who | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Flesh Birds is set in a dark forest populated by flesh-eating birds who will attack any human they come across. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Beetlejuice deals with a "poultrygeist" of his own. It's a sentient roast chicken in his fridge that won't let him sleep. | |
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Beetlejuice | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Another Velgrmon appears in Digimon Adventure: (2020), where it tries to kidnap Takeru and bring him back to Devimon. Its Sphere of Destruction ability was nerfed into crushing everything in it with intense gravity, but it also gets a Feather Flechettes attack and a couple of beam attacks to compensate. It still takes a power boost from Angemon before MetalGreymon and WereGarurumon can take it down, though. | |
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Digimon Adventure: (2020) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
Feathered Fiend / int_cb45dbdc | comment |
Bombirdier, introduced in Scarlet & Violet, is basically the Delivery Stork trope but made evil: this Flying/Dark type Pokémon doesn't carry babies, but instead rocks and boulders that it enjoys dropping from high altitudes just for kicks, without giving a damn about what or who those rocks could land on. | |
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Pokémon Scarlet and Violet (Video Game) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Played for laughs in The Spoony Experiment review of Phantasmagoria: A Puzzle of Flesh, where he depicts the nerdy protagonist Curtis Craig as having an irrational fear of ducks. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Resident Evil: Extinction had a whole flock of infected crows attack the convoy at one point. | |
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Resident Evil: Extinction | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Curse of Monkey Island has "El Pollo Diablo", a demonic chicken that pirate/restaurateur Blondebeard is convinced ran off with all his chickens. Part of a solution to a puzzle involves getting Guybrush to disguise himself as El Pollo Diablo. | |
Feathered Fiend / int_ce2c3c13 | featureApplicability |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Ultraman Ace: Black Pigeon is a pet pigeon forcefully transformed into a Choju by the Yapool, however it's a downplayed example, as while it is capable of calming down by the whistling of its owner, unfortunately it has to be put down as the Yapool ultimately override this aspect. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Ultraman Orb: Maga-Basser is a bird-like Kaiju who is the first opponent faced by Orb. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Divebomb is a bloodthirsty Predacon (not those) eagle. | |
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Beast Wars | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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At the Mountains of Madness has giant blind albino penguins. | |
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At the Mountains of Madness | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Pigeon: Impossible stars a rather...persistent pigeon who demands a CIA agent's bagel, and in doing so nearly causes a nuclear holocaust. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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There's this new theory about how dromaeosaurids went about "preparing" their prey: They used their sickle claws to pin their prey down while flapping their wings for balance. Now put yourself in the prey's shoes: You're lying on your back with raptor claws hooked in your skin, and huge wings flapping in your face, while a raptor eats your guts out. The point is... you are alive when they start to eat you. | |
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JurassicPark | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Dino System: Word of God states that the troodon will be this when implemented in the game in the future. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Iago in Aladdin is Jafar's parrot sidekick and just as nasty and cruel as him. While he does pull a Heel–Face Turn in the second movie and becomes Aladdin's friend in the tv series, he serves as the Token Evil Teammate. | |
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Aladdin | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Lizard: There are bird enemies to face in the game, such as owls that dive-bomb you when you're close. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Dyna Blade, the legendary bird from the Kirby series. She's not necessarily evil, but she does serve as the final boss of the (mini)game Dyna Blade, and Kirby fights her in one episode of the anime. Dyna Blade may count in that she's a giant bird with sword wings. But she's actually on the good side after Kirby feeds her chicks. She even helps him back later in Revenge of Meta Knight. |
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Kirby | hasFeature |
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Terror Birds in Tibia. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Pokémon: The Series: The first episode has a rock throwing incident lead to Ash and Pikachu being chased by a flock of Spearow (whose Japanese name means "demon sparrow"). The same Spearow returns at the end of that season, evolved and looking for payback... Also, the Taillow, which are also very aggressive if their food sources are threatened. Furthermore, they are able to resist electric attacks (which should be super effective against them) by sheer willpower. Even Pidgey, which is said to be mild mannered, can generate winds strong enough to blow a ten-year-old into the sky. All Murkrows in the series are a species of Jerkasses as their hat. Pun not intended. |
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Pokémon: The Series | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Castle in the Darkness: Birds appear in this game as the recurring Airborne Mooks who constantly chase the player. The first ones the player encounters are blue Sparrons, found in Alexandria. In Agros Forest, they are replaced with brown Falcons who, besides chasing the player character, can drop caterpillars on him. One of the magic powers the player can obtain is a Falcon companion who assists in fighting enemies and solving some puzzles. And finally, an Ominous Owl called Razor Wing appears as a recurring Optional Boss. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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Cool McCool matched wits with the Owl, Bob Kane's expy of the Penguin. The Owl used birds of practically every variety to do his bidding. | |
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Cool McCool | hasFeature |
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Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria Simulator features two aversions: Rockstar Chica and Funtime Chica (notably a character that had been considered 'missing' in Sister Location), who are only available to be purchased for the pizzeria. Ultimate Custom Night, however, makes them straighter examples: Rockstar Chica will try to kill the player directly, and Funtime Chica, while not killing the player, is such an Attention Whore that she will cause an Interface Screw that can distract the player long enough for another animatronic to kill him. Getting certain scores on UCN also unlocks scenes from Toy Chica: The High School Years, in which Toy Chica is portrayed as a Yandere who falls for a new boy every day, only to kill them when she finds a new boy. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The Sandman (1989): While Matthew is a friendly corvid, the rooks in "A Parliament of Rooks" are a bit nastier. The Cuckoo from "A Game of You" is an avian psychic parasite with Blue-and-Orange Morality. |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In Into the Woods, Cinderella's birds are usually happy to help her with her chores — but then they swoop down and blind her stepsisters. | |
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Into the Woods | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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The feathered dinosaurs in The Archotek Project. | |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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In the Warrior Cats series, ordinary birds of prey such as hawks, eagles, and owls. Justified, since they're cats, after all, and the birds are very large to them — large enough to carry off a kit, or, with an eagle at least, a full-grown cat. | |
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Warrior Cats | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
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One of the Dead Apostle Ancestors in Tsukihime is half bird, half vampire and has numerous bird minions and a Reality Marble having something to do with black feathers that kill people. Even the other DAAs don't like him. | |
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Tsukihime (Visual Novel) | hasFeature |
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Feathered Fiend | |
Feathered Fiend / int_df491a0c | comment |
Inverted in Angry Birds where the eponymous birds are the heroes, and they are all very angry because the evil pigs have stolen their eggs. | |
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The titular character of The Avengers (1960s) episode "The Winged Avenger". A cartoonist who disguises himself as his own bird of prey-like comic superhero and lacerates Corrupt Corporate Executives to death, using magnetized boots to climb walls. | |
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In An Outcry, the main antagonists are supernatural and murderous shrikes that turn into an Animalistic Abomination later on. | |
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A Growing Affection has the Shadow Roc, a giant demon bird large enough that all nine Bijuu could fit on its wings, but still not quite as powerful as the One-Tails. It's still a pretty nasty piece of work, brokering a deal with Orochimaru to Mind Screw its six-year old host so it can take over her body. | |
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Quest for Camelot has Bladebeak, the result of Ruber demonstrating the weapon-merging potion with an axe and a rooster. He's ultimately a Minion with an F in Evil, however. | |
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Wolf's Rain: While looking for a way out of the Forest of Death, the wolves get freaked out by a creepy talking owl that might be a ghost. One of its cryptic pronouncements does does turn out to be a clue to the escape route, though. Confirmed. After the gang discover the bones stripped bare by the bugs, if you watch the next shot of the owl you can see the trees through it as it flies away. |
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In Webbed, the Big Bad is a bowerbird who is portrayed as monstrous. Justified since the main characters are all bugs, and from their point of view, he is not only enormous, but also a predator. | |
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Haunted Halloween 85: Enemies encountered in the second level include big black birds that will dive-bomb Donny if he's underneath them. | |
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Peter Griffin from Family Guy occasionally gets into epic battles with a giant chicken. The chicken started the whole thing by purposely giving Peter an expired coupon. In "Unzipped Code", Cleveland's last attempt to improve his internet connection (by taking his laptop to the roof of his house) failed because a bird swooped in, grabbed his laptop and flew off. |
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Family Guy | hasFeature |
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The Siivagunner rip "Circus (she said she wanna dance but she dont know how to mix) -- Five Nights at Freddy's" ends with an Extreme Close-Up of a shoebill's face being used as a Jump Scare. The effect is highly comparable to a Screamer Prank. | |
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Baten Kaitos Origins has the Holo Holo Bird, a giant, jungle-dwelling That One Boss whose difficulty is exacerbated by its minions, adorable babies who have the obnoxious habit of constantly healing their mother for thousands of damage points. | |
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Footrot Flats has a turkey as a regular enemy of The Dog, and a goose as a regular enemy of Wal. At one point, they switched foes. | |
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Amphibia: Giant predatory birds are a common threat to the natives of Amphibia, such as the giant herons from "Prison Break" and the roc from "Truck Stop Polly". | |
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Zapper's main antagonist is a magpie called Maggie who has kidnapped the namesake's younger brother. | |
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The Secret of NIMH: The owl is a downplayed example. The mouse protagonist is naturally terrified of him and we come to find out that he isn't actually evil, although he's still creepy. | |
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You play as an annoying goose harassing innocent villagers in Untitled Goose Game. | |
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In Heretic II multiplayer, there is a 10% chance that hitting somebody with a Morph Ovum (90% into a small pathetic chicken) will turn them into 10 ft tall, 999 hp demonic chicken who's steps shake the ground, and who's peck causes instant death. | |
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Suske en Wiske: In one issue, Wiske manages to befriend a cassowary, who then saves her from bandits a couple of times by pulling them into a Big Ball of Violence. Even the super strong Jerom respects it: "Always good to have strong friends. Can also be a birdy." | |
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Be Cool, Scooby-Doo! has "Game of Chicken", which strongly gives of vibes of this trope. The Monster of the Week is a "Chicken Warrior" which is a black face with menacing red eyes and a huge beak. The cave is full of bird of prey busts and the entrance itself is shaped like a huge open beak. | |
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10,000 BC also had terror birds, most likely as a way to have cavemen menaced by dinosaurs without it being anachronistic. (Never mind that terror birds didn't coexist with humans, either.) | |
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Summoner 2 lampshades this; there's a corvid sitting by a fire in an ominous-looking jungle filled with ruins, where a bloody battle had taken place in ages past... however, his name is Matthew, and he's a rather nice fellow. He even loans you his boat. | |
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The Lion Guard: The most prominent avian villains are Mzingo and his committee, a flock of white-backed vultures who are allies of the evil hyenas. When they join Scar's Legion of Doom after he comes back as a spirit, they set fire to the Pride Lands under his commands. "Ono and the Egg" introduces another feathered foe: an African harrier-hawk named Mpishi who invades the Pride Lands (where hawks are not allowed to hunt due to not having a territory there) in search of new prey to eat. She also forms a Villain Team-Up with Mzingo's right-wing vulture Mwoga, in order to outwit the Lion Guard. |
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The pigeons are a harbinger of evil rather than the actual monsters of the story— not unlike the whipporwills in Lovecraft's The Dunwich Horror. | |
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Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley: Though the birds are normally harmless, Snufkin can use his harmonica to direct them to attack police officers, distracting them so he can sneak by. | |
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The Dark Half: The enormous flocks of sparrows. "Evil" might be putting it a bit strong, since their ultimate purpose is to put the main character's Evil Twin back where he belongs; then again, "creepy" might not do them justice. | |
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Code Lyoko: Episode "The Pretender" has Creepy Ravens controlled by XANA attacking the heroes. Several scenes are hommages to Alfred Hitchcock's The Bird, and Odd even mentions having seen the movie. | |
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Swarms of small flying creatures have been in Metroid games ever since the first, althogh they are most prevalent in the 3D installments, where they tend to appear as very large flocks, often flying around in circles in large rooms. | |
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The Ego Likeness song Aviary does not paint a particularly friendly picture of birds. | |
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Gamma World: There are a few including the Gallus Gallus, chickens that were being bred for meat, but after the apocalypse the computer breeding them screwed up and now they're sentient and humanoid. There's also the Carrin, cruel psychic vulture people with nasty quills. | |
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Damien: Omen II has one quite famous death scene where a woman who knows of Damien's true nature as The Antichrist is attacked on the highway by a demonic raven. If you're squeamish about Eye Scream, you may wanna skip the link. | |
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The Word Weary: Trotmann is subjected to dive bombs by a deranged blue jay named Jake when delivering pizzas. The family who lives there loves watching this happen. | |
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At one point in Rain Quest, Joel and Nina are attacked by a group of vicious hummingbirds. | |
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Vampire: The Requiem: The strix spirits that take the form of owls who brought down the Roman Empire (and with it, the largest body of vampiric government in history) because of an ancient betrayal. They can possess humans as well as sleeping vampires, and the clan books hint they're returning for some reason... | |
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