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Mega Neko
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Exactly What It Says on the Tinnote in two languages that are not English: Really Big Cats. This trope is about cats that are exceptionally larger than is the norm for their species. For the standard "lions and tigers" variety of big cat, see Panthera Awesome. Fictional Cat Folk species do not count for this trope, however big they may be. The name is a combination of Mega- from Greek megas, meaning large or great, and Neko from the Japanese word for cat. It should not to be confused with Meganekko (two Ks, one word, pronounced differently), which is about how bespectacled girls are cute. However, do compare with Cute Kitten. If this trope and Meganekko do overlap, she'll be a Cat Girl, or possibly a chibi kitten in glasses. Subtrope of Dire Beast. Just the thing for dealing with Rodents of Unusual Size, but be wary of Canis Major. Subtrope of Animals Not to Scale and/or Cute Giant. |
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Disgaea 4: A Promise Unforgotten: The Catsaber can become one if another monster fuses with it. | |
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Nyanko-Sensei from Natsume's Book of Friends is quite portly in general, being occasionally referred to as a 'pig-cat' - and when he jumps out of Sleep-Mode Size, he's a huge dog. But the point where he really turns into this trope is in episode 12, when he comes into contact with a curse-mark that screws his powers up. His Sleep-Mode Size shrinks to the size of a teacup, making him hilariously cute, but when he attempts to assume his 'true' form, he instead winds up as... a severely overweight cat the size of a small elephant. | |
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Bustopher Jones, described as the "stoutest of Cats" and a "twenty-five pounder" in Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats. | |
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Adrian Veidt's genetically modified pet Bubastis in Watchmen, a large pink lynx. | |
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In all of the Zoids animes, the protagonist pilots a Liger-type Zoid. | |
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Shadow Hearts series: Shadow Hearts: Covenant: The boss Andre is a cat that stands taller than any of the party members, leading to Yuri saying one of the funniest lines ever: Shadow Hearts: From The New World: Mao is also a giant talking cat, but she's on your side, despite being a gangster capo Drunken Master under Al Capone. |
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Legends of Runeterra has the "Catastrophe" card, consisting of Professor Von Yipp (a Mad Scientist who got stuck in a cat's body after a body-swapping test gone awry) piloting an enormous cat-themed Powered Armor. It's ridiculously slow to summon, but once he's on, he's pretty much an instant win as he has by far the best stats in the entire game by a very steep margin (and in a game including hordes of planet-destroying space dragons and Eldritch Abominations who can obliterate whole decks from existence, that's saying a lot). | |
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Firecats, the companions of certain Sun Priests in the Heralds of Valdemar novels, are built like housecats (the book covers depict them as red-pointed Siamese) but stand as tall at the shoulder as a mastiff. | |
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Saber Leomon and Bancho Leomon are Mega leveled Neko Digimon. Regular old Leomon does deserve a mention though considering he's taller than most adults. | |
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In The World Ends with You, Shiki’s Mr. Mew is usually an adorable stuffed little cat. However, raise your Fusion to Level 3 with her and he can grow into a kaiju-sized giant that can even shoot Eye Beams at every enemy on the field. | |
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Saga has Lying Cat, a giant blue-green cat resembling a Sphynx that can tell if someone is lying or not. | |
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In Battle B-Daman, Armada is a cat who appears to have his eyes closed all the time, whatever that means in anime. He's pudgy, which is set off somewhat by his head being about a third of his body, and he's tall in relation to the more humanoid characters. | |
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Pachimon, a kaiju-based collectible trading card series, have a few giant cat kaiju in its roster, including a black winged feline larger than the airplane it's about to destroy. | |
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One of the alley cats that threaten Tom and Jerry during the Big-Lipped Alligator Moment from the infamous Tom and Jerry: The Movie for some reason, is the same height as a human. | |
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Llyan, from Lloyd Alexander's The Chronicles of Prydain. Fflewddur tames her with his harp and rides her in lieu of a horse. | |
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The Redwall series features several felines. They're usually larger than the heroes, so in story context they might be Mega Neko, but keep in mind the heroes of Redwall are mice. | |
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In The Simpsons, Sideshow Bob's Emmy nom for Best Supporting Actor on a children's show was shared with Colonel Coward, a clown called "Droopy Drawers", Suck-Up the Vacuum, and (seated in the audience in costume) Pepito, The Biggest Cat in the Whole Wide World. | |
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Dark Souls features a large talking cat (roughly the size of a grizzly bear) named Alvina, who is also one of the game's covenant leaders. The game also features enemies called Great Felines, who are a fair bit bigger than Alvina. | |
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The Battle Cats naturally has them in large quantity, the outstanding examples being Titan Cat and the Nekolugas. | |
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In Go! Princess Pretty Cure, Shut transforms into one near the end of the series. | |
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Dirty Pair: The "Lovely Angels" have Mughi, their technician/partner/pet. He's essentially a huge alien puma with a sharp mind, claws that can tear through hullmetal, and mental command over the electromagnetic spectrum thanks to his facial tentacles. (He also has an addiction to bad soap operas, according to Warren and Ellis...) | |
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Blue Exorcist has Kuro, a two-tailed cait sith that can swap freely between this and the size of a housecat. | |
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Naruto has the two-tailed beast Matatabi, who is a giant nekomata (a two-tailed cat). | |
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In He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (1983), the green tigeresque Battle Cat and purple pantheresque Panthor are both big enough to be steeds of He-man and Skeletor respectively, but their colors are more unusual than their size. However, the 2002 reboot had King Grayskull's lion-like mount, which was bigger than Battle Cat and Panthor combined! | |
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He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (2021): Cringer is normally a tiger the size of a horse. When he transforms into Battle Cat he becomes a tiger the size of a rhinocerous! | |
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The Legend of Drizzt: Guenhwyvar, the animal companion of Drizzt Do'Urden, may qualify as Mega Neko. She is described as being a six-hundred-pound panther. This would make her about the size of a large Siberian tiger. She's still given the stats of an ordinary leopard for the tabletop game, for whatever reason. | |
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The knight protagonist of Legend of Legendary Mighty Knight uses a creature that appears to be a cat's head atop a slug's body as their mount. It's cuter than it sounds, and the mount is about the size of a car. | |
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Legends & Lattes: A dire-cat (a cat roughly the size of a wolf) starts hanging around the coffee shop, so Tandri names her Amity and feeds her pastries. She occasionally scares off unsavory customers, wakes Viv and Tandri when the coffee shop goes up in flames, and kills the arsonist Fennus in the epilogue. | |
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After its Prologue, Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha fanfic Game Theory begins with the same giant cat incident that occurred in the anime. In the fic, the cat in the trope image is a girl kitten named Vesta, and while she still doesn't stay giant for long she reappears later in the story with an expanded role. | |
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Yukichi of The Masterful Cat is Depressed Again Today started as a small black kitten, but eventually grew to be man-sized and is incredibly intelligent, acting as the beleaguered housekeeper for his workaholic owner Saku. | |
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The Dresden Files: Harry Dresden's cat Mister is easily 30 pounds and is described by Harry as being possibly part-bobcat. | |
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The Cat Bus from My Neighbor Totoro, which is Exactly What It Says on the Tin. In Japanese folklore, cats, like tanuki, can change shape at will — so the Cat Bus is an ordinary cat who got bored and decided to spend some time being a bus. As you do. In the short film/sequel Mei and the Kittenbus, the titular kittenbus is about the size of a child's toy car — just big enough to hold Mei◊ — but we also find out that there are cattrains◊ and what can only be described as a catliner◊. |
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In the Neon Genesis Evangelion fanfic Fading Into The Stolen Light, Eva 02 is trapped in Shapeshifter Mode Lock as one of these, as a reference to its "beast mode" from the movies. Bardiel's physical form also counts. | |
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Ambassador Rythax of the Whateley Universe. When Gateway first summons him, he's like a black panther the size of a tiger. With wings. He can be other sizes. | |
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In Super Paper Mario, Francis has two gigantic ROBOT cats called BigMeows. | |
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In the Discworld Witches books, Nanny Ogg has a massive tomcat named Greebo who's known for fathering most of the other cats in Lancre and attempting to fight anything he can't mate with. This includes a bear. He actually succeeded in scaring it away, too. (Rather amusingly, Nanny Ogg does not think Greebo is a terrifying badass cat, like everyone else does; she still sees him as a Cute Kitten.) | |
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Final Fantasy VII: one of the combinations in Cait Sith's Slots Limit Break causes him to grow to enormous proportions. | |
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Kirara from Inuyasha. Spends most of the time at normal cat size, but gets big enough to ride when needed. | |
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A cat Pokémon that's been Dynamaxed or gigantamaxed in Pokémon Sword and Shield would fit. Special mention goes to Gigantamax Meowth, who looks like a homage to Longcat further down this page and is the tallest Dynamaxed/Gigantamaxed Pokemon in the game at 33 meters. | |
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Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts: Yumyan Hammerpaw and his fellow Timbercats are the size of grizzly bears. In season two Kipo becomes a Mega Jaguar the size of an elephant. Growing to skyscraper size in the season finale (and sprouting two more legs, extra tails, and ear tufts). |
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Making Fiends: Both the web series and television series feature a ginormous red cat as one of the titular "fiends". | |
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One Italian Donald Duck comic had Donald's pet tomcat Tabby (who had appeared in a few comics before, usually as a foil to Fethry) drink a mysterious growth serum and grow to be bigger than a tiger. Interestingly enough, Tabby did not return to his normal size at the end of the story, and has not appeared in any comics since then. | |
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The Twilight Zone (1985): In "The Elevator", Roger and Will find a dead house cat that grew as large as a lion or tiger after eating the super food created by their father to solve world hunger. They are concerned because it was clearly killed by something larger, which turns out to be a Giant Spider. | |
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In one episode of Atomic Puppet, Bubbles, the pet cat of Joey's dad, got turned into one when he ate some hair accidentally supercharged by Atomic Puppet's Transformation Sequence. | |
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Anne Bishop's Black Jewels trilogy features plenty of intelligent, telepathic animals. The most impressive of them is Kaelas, an Arcerian cat, described as "eight hundred pounds of feline fury". | |
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From Azumanga Daioh: Chiyo-Dad!note Except when he isn't... | |
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The Big Hero 6: The Series short "Baymax Dreams of Mochizilla" features the titular Mochizilla, a Kaiju version of Mochi the cat. | |
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Pathfinder: The grogrisant, a legendary six-eyed lion, stands eighteen feet at the shoulder — for reference, bull African elephants typically just pass ten. | |
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Ghost Sweeper Mikami: Joreishi wa Nice Body: A subtle inversion can be found in one of the levels, which features the protagonist being shrunk to the size of an action figure and forced to ride on a normal-sized (but relatively huge) calico. This is based in an chapter/episode of the manga/anime, where Mikami is under a curse that progressively shrinks her. Only that she rides on Yokoshima instead, even using reins. | |
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Dungeons & Dragons: The game includes, among its many kinds of Dire Beast, dire lions and dire tigers that can respectively reach twenty and thirty-five feet in length and three thousand to six thousand pounds in weight. For reference, this would put them in the same size range as rhinos. Dating from the first edition Fiend Folio, the Hellcat or Bezikara is an infernal cat-like creature the size of a tiger. If that isn't enough, it's also incorporeal, invisible most of the time and with telepathic abilities. The third edition Epic-Level Hnadbook describes the tayellah, a three-headed panther the size of a dragon and with a poisonous stinger on its tail, which typically hunts prey like giant eagles. |
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Dwarf Fortress: Giant versions exist for all normal animals, including tigers, lions, leopards, cheetahs, lynxes and bobcats. Giant tigers are over three times the size of a cow, while giant bobcats — the smallest giant cats and based on a creature no more than a half meternote about a foot and a half in height — are bigger than regular tigers. | |
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The Cat in the Hat is a six foot tall housecat. | |
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In Elite Beat Agents, the Hollywood stage, "Makes No Difference", chronicles the making of the fictional action film Romancing Meowzilla, in which there is a giant cat. Not a real one, of course, but that's pretty justified since where would the film studio get one? | |
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Bowser's Fury: In order to fight Kaiju sized Bowser, Mario transforms into a Kaiju sized version of his cat form using a Giga Bell. Oyaneko are roughly lion-sized calico cats. |
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Fillbert: Fillbert the cat can grow at will; in one comic they grow so much they're mistaken for a planet. | |
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The demonic cats sent by Emperor Ganishka to Vritannis to terrorize the denizens in Berserk. | |
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Grim Fandango features cats roughly the size of horses that are used in greyhound-style races. | |
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The Goodies had Twinkle a.k.a "Kitten Kong". This is the result of Graeme feeding Twinkle specially formulated growth mixture which also leads the kitten to go on an adorable but destructive rampage across London - tearing down the Post Office Tower, destroying St. Paul's Cathedral and squashing the news anchor Michael Aspel. The Goodies have to try and dress up as mice to lure the kitten back to the antidote. | |
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In at least one episode of Garfield and Friends, Garfield becomes super-sized in an Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever plotline. (Some would argue that normal Garfield is a Mega Neko already.) The regular comics already played on this. One comic cover shows him blotting out the sun, and in one long cartoon, he dreams he becomes large enough to eat Saturnus! |
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Super Mario Bros.: In Super Paper Mario, Francis has two gigantic ROBOT cats called BigMeows. Bowser's Fury: In order to fight Kaiju sized Bowser, Mario transforms into a Kaiju sized version of his cat form using a Giga Bell. Oyaneko are roughly lion-sized calico cats. |
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Otilia in Girl Genius eventually comes to inhabit the body of a giant, mechanical cat. Here is her appraisal of it. The Incorruptible Library has a catmaster who directs clowders of giant cats. |
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Sonic Adventure introduces us to a character actually named "Big the Cat." As if his fat body and structure wasn't obvious enough for you... | |
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In Team America: World Police the team is menaced by "panthers" that are very clearly just regular house cats. In this case, the fact that the characters were all marionettes meant that they didn't even have to cheat to make the cat look big. It overlaps with Slurpasaur. | |
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In Tex Avery's classic King Size Canary, the same growth formula which creates the title bird is also consumed by the cat who fed the formula to the canary; he is planet-sized by the end of the cartoon. | |
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Cardcaptor Sakura episode 31, a cat enlarged by the Big Card (playfully) attacks Syaoran and Meiling. It returns to normal once Sakura seals the aforementioned card. In another episode, Sakura is shrunk by the Little Card and runs into a cat which, compared to Sakura, is a Mega Neko. It tries to eat her. And Kero himself, once his powers are fully unlocked, becomes a fire-breathing winged lion. Too bad his powers often end up being useless against the Monster of the Week... Similarly there is Spinner Sun, who spends most of his time as a small, winged black cat, but can transform into a massive winged panther at will. |
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Although it's never specified in Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita how big Begemot/Behemoth is, Vladimir Bortko's TV adaptation of the novel portrays him as really huge, the height of a small human when standing. | |
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Grati, Ishtar's cat from the Kadingir series, falls by accident through a dimensional portal that transports her to planet Ki... But since the portal adjustments were off, she grows up to the size of a whale and starts wrecking havoc in a world that doesn't even know what cats are. | |
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"F-lions", from World War Z are feral felines descended from domestic housecats and/or wildcats, which grew almost to cougar size while surviving in the depopulated ruins of North America. | |
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The Cat in the Stacks Mysteries: Diesel, the titular character, is a massive and very intelligent 36-pound Maine Coon (a breed that's naturally very large; see the Real Life section for more) who is said to be about half the size of a full-grown Labrador and accompanies his owner Charlie Harris everywhere on a leash and harness. The small Mississippi town they live in are still adjusting to the sight of him (and some don't even realize he's a cat at first). It's explained in-story that Charlie had found him as a stray six-week-old kitten and, due to his size, had mistaken him for an adult cat until the vet corrected him. | |
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One episode of Family Matters ended with a stray cat Richie brought home becoming giant-size, thanks to Urkel's transformation chamber malfunctioning. | |
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In the second season of W.I.T.C.H., thanks to being the regent of Earth, Cornelia's sister Lillian is able to give powers to others to be her bodyguards and protectors. Among those she changes is her familiar, the cat Napoleon who can become a badass Mega Neko at will. | |
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The Star Trek: The Original Series episode "Catspaw" features a Sufficiently Advanced Alien who turns herself into a giant cat. Unfortunately, the drama is ruined by low-budget Special Effect Failure. The "giant" cat is very clearly just a regular house cat that was stuck in a box made to look like one of the hallways. It doesn't help that we've already seen her in regular-sized cat form — played by the same cat. | |
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Pokémon: Persian, Espeon, Delcatty, Liepard, and a whole bunch of other leopard-sized kitties. Funnily enough, male Pyroar are rather undersized compared to their real-life lion inspiration. Pyroar are 4'11" (1.5 m) and 179.7 lbs. (81.5 kg), while male lions range 5'7" to 8'2" (170 to 250 cm) and 418 lb (189.6 kg). Guess being able to blast fire from your mouth makes up for size, though. A cat Pokémon that's been Dynamaxed or gigantamaxed in Pokémon Sword and Shield would fit. Special mention goes to Gigantamax Meowth, who looks like a homage to Longcat further down this page and is the tallest Dynamaxed/Gigantamaxed Pokemon in the game at 33 meters. |
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Adult Goblin Cats in Harpy Gee are easily the size of a large house. | |
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In "The Yellow Dwarf", the titular dwarf rides on a gigantic Spanish cat. | |
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Hetalia: Axis Powers fanfic Kaitō Kokoro: For much of the story, Kiku took on the form of a Clouded Leopard. However, he was much larger than the average Clouded Leopard. | |
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Shadow Hearts: From The New World: Mao is also a giant talking cat, but she's on your side, despite being a gangster capo Drunken Master under Al Capone. | |
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The Captain Star episode "Waiting for Sputnik" features a cat that grows so big it endangers the planet. | |
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The New Years Day Special episode of Kimagure Orange Road has 'Jingorojira', a Godzilla-sized version of Jingoro, the Kasugas' much-suffering housecat. | |
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Another "mecha-mega-neko" example" in the third Rebuild of Evangelion movie, Eva 02's Beast Mode gets upgraded from its original Monstrous Humanoid form to a huge feline. | |
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Cait Sith in the ARIA series. As a King of Cats, it only makes sense he's more than human-sized. | |
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On the Monsters vs. Aliens series, a kitten gets infused with some of Ginormica's quantonium, turning it into "Ginormicat". | |
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One of the stories from Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, called "Wait 'Til Martin Comes", featured three black cats. One of them is a normal-sized cat, the second is the size of a wolf, the third is the size of a tiger. In the end, none of them are Martin, and the story ends with the protagonist running away without seeing Martin, who is implied to be much bigger. | |
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In 1 For All a Web Video series of short skits about a group of people playing Dungeons & Dragons which switches between real life and in game scenes, when Lumi the cat (who normally only appears in the real-life scenes) jumps on the gaming table, to the player characters she appears as a tarrasque-like behemoth and she proceeds to step on them all (knock the minis off the table). | |
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In a parody of Super Sentai's Transforming Mecha tradition, the White Racer from Gekisou Sentai Carranger has Radiecar Robo, a car which transforms into a Mega Neko. | |
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The tank in Those Who Hunt Elves gets possessed by a cat spirit. Just pause for a moment to consider the behavior of a tank that thinks it's a kitten... | |
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In the Clan of The Cave Bear sequel The Valley of Horses, Ayla rescues and raises a baby cave lion. The cave lions were larger than their modern counterparts to begin with, but Baby was supposedly gigantic even for his species; because Ayla always made sure he had enough food and was not menaced by other lions or the weather, he was able to grow to his full potential. He was described at his full size as being as tall in the shoulder as a horse, and considerably longer from head to tail. | |
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The villain of the third arc of Humanity Has Declined uses a large number of blob monsters to turn into a giant housecat at one point. This Makes Sense In Context. Slightly. | |
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In Shinzo (Mushrambo in Japan), Kutal is a cat creature who also has that type of eyes. His height isn't a whole more than his companions', but he's quite rotund. Then there's his leonine hyper-form, which is much less bulky and much more badass. | |
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My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: The sphinx in "Daring Done?" Since there are no humans in MLP, something that extends to partly human creatures, it has a face like that of a pony instead of a human, which combined with its body makes it resemble nothing so much as a giant winged cat — one that so happens to be the size of a house. | |
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Doctor Who: In "Plant of Giants", the TARDIS crew are menaced by a gigantic housecat. (In reality, the cat is normal sized but they have been shrunk so it is gigantic to them). | |
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Mélusine has the title protagonist face at one point a giant black cat. Makes even more sense if you consider her assistant is superstitious and actually afraid of black cats. | |
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The enormous cat in a Monty Python's Flying Circus animated segment which defeats the Killer Cars by walking on two legs. | |
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In Yokoka's Quest, Betelgeuse is a manticore with a feline body, who is so large that she never leaves her cave to avoid accidentally demolishing her village. | |
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The Sandman (1989): Explored in the short story "Dream of a Thousand Cats". According to Dream, cats were initially on top of the food chain, towering over humans like they now tower over rats. Humans changed this by simultaneously dreaming of a world where they were at the top. The cat protagonist then goes off to try to convince a thousand cats to turn the world back into what it was — but have you ever tried to get that many cats to all do the same thing? The story ends with one kitten dreaming of that world... but no need to worry, since it's implied that she's the only one. | |
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Edgewood Dirk, the prism cat, in Terry Brooks's Magic Kingdom of Landover series. | |
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RIN-NE has Rokumon the black cat, who sometimes is one of these. Let's just say Rumiko Takahashi seems to love this trope. | |
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Kyaa from Please Save My Earth, the giant cat-like alien companion of Shion's adoptive father, named after the scream of delight most people let loose upon seeing him for the first time. (Shion uses Kyaa as a bed at one point.) | |
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Mega Man 3: One of the enemies is a robotic cat several times Mega Man's size. | |
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Shadow Hearts: Covenant: The boss Andre is a cat that stands taller than any of the party members, leading to Yuri saying one of the funniest lines ever: | |
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Miike in Muramasa: The Demon Blade can become this if she enters her Avatar mode while in human form, due to her being a nekomata. Amusingly, she can also become a giant cat head made up of a massive amount of tortoiseshell cats if she enters Avatar mode while in cat form. | |
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Umihara Kawase: Played with in regards to Emiko's pet cat "Shakemaru". Official art for Sayonara Umihara Kawase had it at a more normal size. In Blade Strangers it's played much more straight, where it's the size of a large bear. Her story reveals that this was due to a bug that occurred when she and Shakemaru were transferred over by the Motes. | |
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A Growing Affection lets the Two-Tails from Naruto canon throw down at full size on two different occasions. | |
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Village of the Giants briefly has a giant cat as the result of the growth formula experiments. | |
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The third boss of Riot seemingly appears to be a regular man in a military uniform. But as soon as you enter, he transforms into a giant cat, flanked by wolves, cue boss battle. | |
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Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night has a number of gigantic demonic cats that protrude from massive vortexes in the background. According to their bestiary entries they're the reanimated vengeful spirits of regular cats that died in the castle and have come back for revenge, and as such are largely unaggressive to Miriam provided she doesn't attack them first... or run around in front of them for too long. After all, they are cats and still love to swat at small quick-moving things. | |
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In What Remains of Edith Finch, in Lewis' sequence there is a huge version of the family's cat, Molly, in the throne room scene. If you look around Lewis' (and later Edith's) room there are toy figurines that look exactly like the people in the throne room. Compared to them, the cat is to scale. It means that as the scene plays out in Lewis' imagination, he becomes one of his toys, and the size of the cat is justified. | |
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Kotatsuneko from Urusei Yatsura and Maomolin the Bakeneko from Ranma ½ are both huge ghost cats. | |
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Pete, a frequent antagonist in the Disney universe, is a massive and obese cat. | |
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Nagasarete Airantou has Taiga and Shima-tora, the Northern and Southern leaders, both giant two-tailed cats. | |
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Shamisen, Kyon's cat, at one point of Kyon: Big Damn Hero. Achakura referred to it using the trope name, having read this very page. | |
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Funnily enough, male Pyroar are rather undersized compared to their real-life lion inspiration. Pyroar are 4'11" (1.5 m) and 179.7 lbs. (81.5 kg), while male lions range 5'7" to 8'2" (170 to 250 cm) and 418 lb (189.6 kg). Guess being able to blast fire from your mouth makes up for size, though. | |
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Pilgrim (RPG Maker): The Giant Cat in Storey 2 is a cat about as big as the teenage Akemi. | |
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Fat Cat from Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers towers over his cat henchmen, as well as the other feline characters. | |
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Minilife TV: In "The Semi-Finals", Ian reveals that mummy terrorists used the Power Brick to summon their giant cat goddess, Pockets, to Legondo. However, similar to Meowthra from The LEGO Ninjago Movie, it's actually a normal-sized cat in a LEGO universe. | |
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Meowthra in The LEGO Ninjago Movie who is a normal-sized cat in a world of LEGO minifigures. The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part reveals that Unikitty somehow gained the ability to transform into a larger version of herself called Ultrakatty. Like Meowthra, though, she's only giant by comparison since all the characters are LEGO minifigures. |
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The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part reveals that Unikitty somehow gained the ability to transform into a larger version of herself called Ultrakatty. Like Meowthra, though, she's only giant by comparison since all the characters are LEGO minifigures. | |
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In the old Cat Nine, this is supposedly what Myan was dreaming about. | |
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The Smilodon Dopant in Kamen Rider Double. Unlike the other Dopants, who are human when untransformed, the Smilodon Dopant's true identity is a cat. | |
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Kaen of Cat Paradise is a nekomata who's at least ten feet tall. He's apparently able to make himself smaller at will, but only exhibits this once before becoming monstrous. On another note, Musashimaru can potentially grow to several stories with the help of his owner's Power-Up Food. | |
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