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Toothy Bird
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The tendency of artists to give humanlike teeth to birds and other animals that lack them in Real Life. NOTE: This trope can apply to all animals that don't normally have teeth, not just birds. The trope namers are all the birds in traditional animation who often appear to lack teeth normally - but will suddenly have them in order to form a human-based facial expression that requires them. A big toothy grin, clenched teeth of rage, and so on. This trope can also cover teeth appearing on other non-toothed animals (eg turtles), but birds are overwhelmingly the most common animals to be subjected to it. Sometimes, all the teeth in the animal's mouth (whether of a toothed species or of a toothless one) are drawn as incisors, whether a little wider than real incisors or not. In Real Life, no animal has a mouth with dentition made up entirely of incisors, not even humans. This is almost exclusively seen in traditional animation. In CGI, on the other hand, the transient teeth would be harder to implement, since all animation of a character is done from a fixed model. A somewhat rarer form of the trope is for the not-normally-toothed animal to have teeth at all times. This is somewhat more common in CGI, given the difference between traditional and computer animation. Similar to No Mouth, where a mouth appears only when the character is speaking. See also Cartoony Eyes, Mouthy Bird, and Feather Fingers. For the record, actual toothed birds existed (once) and were once known as Odontolcae or Odontotormae, depending on how their teeth are set, until it was realized that many of these birds were no more closely related to each other than to modern birds. And remember that birds came from dinosaurs, which had teeth, so there's that. |
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Averted with the penguins in The Penguins of Madagascar (though it'd have to do with the CGI models), but interestingly enough, said penguins do tend to smile or frown in a variety of ways (from smiling to smirking to psychotically grinning; from frowning to scowling to glowering), mainly because their beaks easily conform into such shapes. Played straight in some storyboards; they're shown to have teeth when it's funny. Dave the Octopus has a mouth full of teeth, even though real octopi have beaks. Averted with his minions. |
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Duck from Almost Naked Animals. | |
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Finding Nemo: The film features not only toothy sea turtles, but also toothy fish (not counting the sharks). Especially noticable is Kathy, one of Nemo's classmates (she is a blue and yellow fish with prominent buck teeth who screams, "Oh my gosh, Nemo's swimming out to sea!" after seeing Nemo touching the diver's boat). Bloat the pufferfish is shown having human-like molars in the film as well. While pufferfish do have teeth, they are actually formed into a sort of beak-like structure to help them crack open crusteceans and mollusks (their primary source of food). |
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Five Nights at Freddy's: Chica the Chicken from the first game has two sets of teeth. First ones are part of her suit and seconds ones are part of the inner machinery. In the sequel, Chica's new version also has teeth in her beak, though she removes her beak when she starts to hunt the player, leaving only the teeth of the endoskeleton visible. Older Chica also has two sets of teeth, this time even better visible due to her suit and endoskeleton no longer being aligned. Chica's incarnation in Five Nights at Freddy's 4 takes this trope to its logical conclusion, gaining a third row of teeth and all of them now being razor sharp. |
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Captain Vul from Kirby Super Star in some mugshots also features teeth. | |
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In The Unknown Supergirl, Martian Angarks are giant birds of prey with parrot-like, serrated beaks. | |
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Count Duckula, by necessity, has teeth. Our Vampires Are Different, but not that different. | |
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The gryphons in Skin Deep have teeth in their beaks, but Word of God says that their beaks are actually more similar to dinosaur jaws than to bird beaks. | |
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Several of the gryphons in The Pride of Life have permanent teeth. Probably justified in that they have lion ancestry. | |
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My Little Pony Generations: Shriek-yowls mostly resemble owls, but their beaks are lined with sharp teeth. | |
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The Gang makes one for Charlie as a birthday gift in It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, going off a picture of a Toothy Bird he had drawn in his dream journal. Charlie, being a Cloudcuckoolander of the highest order, has to ask whether the bird is real. | |
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Spot the chicken from 101 Dalmatians: The Series. | |
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The humanoid birds from Doraemon: Nobita and the Winged Braves often display teeth. While they are evolved birds, it may be just one-off gags as they normally don't have teeth. | |
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Looney Tunes: Daffy Duck shows off his Schroedinger's Teeth in every appearance. Most other Looney Tunes birds also do this at least occasionally. Despite retaining his teeth in Baby Looney Tunes, Daffy somehow got upset that he didn't have any teeth because he wouldn't get any money from the tooth fairy. He still had teeth in that episode and nobody noticed them, not even himself. The Hitler duck, Mussolini goose, and Tojo duck in The Ducktators have teeth. In The Looney Tunes Show, Daffy gets drastic beak reduction surgery, which left exposed his upper teeth. Oddly invoked in "The Prize Pest" (1951) where he bullies Porky by claiming he turns into a monster when upset— he messes up his headfeathers and wears false fangy teeth. |
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Serina: The Vivas are a group of ovoviviparous birds that have developed tooth-like plates on their tongues and palates that allow them to grind up plants without the aid of gastroliths, it's established that they're descended from a group of goose-like birds (called aardgeese) and the plates are derived from the pecten that they possessed. Their carnivorous relatives, the Banshees, don't have teeth but they do have small barbs on their tongues much like cats. | |
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Shima Shima Tora no Shimajirō: Torippi is often shown to have a nice set of pearly whites under his beak, he even needs to get them checked when the town dentist visits the preschool at regular intervals, so it's definitely not a one-off gag. | |
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In Cuphead, Wally Warbles, his son and his songbird paramedics have teeth. | |
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Quackerjack from Darkwing Duck always has teeth. note A gag in Just Us Justice Ducks pt. 2 indicates that they are false teeth, however. Negaduck has also been seen with them. Darkwing (Negaduck's not-so-evil twin) can display them for a shiny smile, or to pull something open with them. At one point, while hamming it up introducing a story, Gosalyn flashes some fangs. | |
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Kirby: Despite being a penguin-like creature, King Dedede features teeth both in games and in the anime. Captain Vul from Kirby Super Star in some mugshots also features teeth. |
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The Princess and the Frog: Prince Naveen has teeth even as a frog, as his toothy grin is a big part of his character design. Tiana, however, does not retain her teeth as a frog. (In real life, frogs do have teeth, though not like human teeth.) Also, Ray the firefly and his family all have teeth (although they don't all have all their teeth). |
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The talking head animations for some of the Eldar characters in the Dawn of War series show human-like teeth when they open their mouths, but according to the Xenology sourcebook Eldar are toothless, instead having serrated jawbones like some of the basal birds described in the Real Life section. | |
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Edward in Camp Lazlo is a platypus with teeth. | |
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Daisy has also grown fangs to display insanity in Donald's Dilemma. | |
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Journey Through the Jungle of Words: Even though most of Olivia Ostrich's screentime shows that she apparently doesn't have teeth, she still actually does have teeth, as revealed in this frame◊ from when she gets spooked by King Tut the ghost. | |
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Enchanted Forest Chronicles: In Dealing with Dragons, one of the ingredients for a spell Cimorene is trying to cast is hen's teeth and she has no idea how to find such a thing. She eventually acquires some through a genie wish, leaving it up in the air whether a species of toothy chickens exists somewhere in the world. | |
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Dino Squad: Caruso's dinosaur form is a Stegosaurus with a mouth full of sharp teeth, instead of a toothless beak in front and flat grinding teeth in the back like a real Stegosaurus. Buzz's Pteranodon form inconsistently has teeth in some scenes, but properly toothless in others. |
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In the fourth movie, Ichy, a bird, has a set of teeth. The trope is justified in this case, since he is an Ichthyornis, a prehistoric bird which did have teeth in real life. | |
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The Goodfeather pigeons from Animaniacs. Particularly Squit, who's teeth are bigger than his eyes. | |
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Rocko's Modern Life: Not birds per se, but Rocko's cantankerous neighbors, the Bigheads, should count since they're cane toads (unlike frogs, who have small teeth on their upper jaw, most toads do not have teeth). Most notable for Ed Bighead, who often bares human-like teeth when he's angry. Another non-bird example: Filburt is a turtle with a toothy mouth instead of a beak. |
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Antubis from Kingdom Hospital reveals he's anything but a normal (hence toothless) anteater by displaying an array of slim, sharp, folding teeth in his initial appearance. | |
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Daffy Duck shows off his Schroedinger's Teeth in every appearance. Most other Looney Tunes birds also do this at least occasionally. | |
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In the sequel, Chica's new version also has teeth in her beak, though she removes her beak when she starts to hunt the player, leaving only the teeth of the endoskeleton visible. Older Chica also has two sets of teeth, this time even better visible due to her suit and endoskeleton no longer being aligned. | |
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Chica's incarnation in Five Nights at Freddy's 4 takes this trope to its logical conclusion, gaining a third row of teeth and all of them now being razor sharp. | |
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Dinosaur: A well-known non-avian (though still a beaked dinosaur) example: All the Iguanodon characters in the movie have lips over their beaks, resulting in what looks like humanlike teeth. A magazine published around the time of the film's initial release said that the creators tried giving the Iguanodon characters realistic beaks, and found that they made it look like he was clopping coconuts together and that it just looked lazy. | |
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Work It Out Wombats!: Despite being eagles, JunJun and his family are each drawn with teeth. | |
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The Japanese Star Fox manga gave Falco teeth whenever he needed to look angry or cocky. | |
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Our Friend Xiong Xiao Mi: Zhi Peng the penguin has teeth. | |
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Donald Duck has also been known to call pearly whites into existence, mainly to express anger. Or when he has a particularly mischievous smile. Daisy has also grown fangs to display insanity in Donald's Dilemma. |
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Sonic Boom: Soar the Eagle and D. B. Platypus both sport beaks full of teeth, with the former having more pointed ones. | |
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Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5af72fd | comment |
Street Sharks: Downplayed. Slammu takes the form of a whale shark with a set of huge sharp teeth like the other sharks. Real whale sharks have teeth so small that they look toothless. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5af72fd | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5af72fd | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Street Sharks | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_5af72fd | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5afbc0cb | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5afbc0cb | comment |
Snowdrake and Chilldrake from Undertale appear to be penguin/drake hybrids with teeth that move along their beaks in a similar manner to a chainsaw. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5afbc0cb | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5afbc0cb | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Undertale (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_5afbc0cb | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5b0aadf2 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5b0aadf2 | comment |
Similar to the above, Aardvark from The Ant and the Aardvark has teeth at the end of his snout, especially in Pink Panther and Pals. Aardvarks do have teeth, but just molars. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5b0aadf2 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5b0aadf2 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| The Ant and the Aardvark | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_5b0aadf2 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5c06d9c9 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5c06d9c9 | comment |
Guido, the Microraptor from the 12th movie is a sort of inversion. He looks like your usual toothy bird, only having teeth in certain instances. He really should have had teeth the whole time. Sharp ones. He also lacked the big toe claw that microraptors had. The movie acted like he was just a weird-looking modern bird instead of the tiny deinonychosaur that he was. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5c06d9c9 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5c06d9c9 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| The Land Before Time XII: The Great Day of the Flyers | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_5c06d9c9 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5c600b17 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5c600b17 | comment |
Digimon Adventure, justified when Birdramon. While her previous form, Biyomon, is a large bird with no teeth, Birdramon is a mixture of a bird and a dragon, allowing for sharp teeth. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5c600b17 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5c600b17 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Digimon Adventure | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_5c600b17 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5ce8480e | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5ce8480e | comment |
Evolution: Some of the marine cormorants, having taken the niches of the dolphins that went extinct alongside humanity, have regrown the teeth of their ancient reptilian ancestors. This trait is retained into the future, and the flightless birds of New Pangea also sport sharp teeth in their beaks. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5ce8480e | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5ce8480e | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Evolution | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_5ce8480e | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5e41eec2 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5e41eec2 | comment |
Pluto the Pup is a non-anthro dog with very human-like teeth (that are pretty creepy). Especially noticeable in "Canine Caddy", where the gopher and Mickey Mouse are drawn with species appropriate buck teeth, but Pluto still has a mouth full of teeth that all look like incisors or flat molars. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5e41eec2 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5e41eec2 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Pluto the Pup | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_5e41eec2 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5f23ecac | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5f23ecac | comment |
Hilda: The main character's raven friend has teeth. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5f23ecac | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_5f23ecac | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Hilda (Comic Book) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_5f23ecac | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6108ba8d | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6108ba8d | comment |
In The Last Jedi, the Porgs are essentially puffins with toothed snouts instead of beaks. Which is actually the most realistic arrangement when it comes to toothed birds (see the Real Life section). | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6108ba8d | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6108ba8d | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| The Last Jedi | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_6108ba8d | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6633a097 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6633a097 | comment |
The earliest Woody Woodpecker cartoons show him with snaggle teeth. In a later cartoon (once his character had evolved), Woody shows off his pearly whites, explaining that he cut his own teeth. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6633a097 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6633a097 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Woody Woodpecker | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_6633a097 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_69fa7496 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_69fa7496 | comment |
Disney Ducks Comic Universe: Scrooge McDuck's ancestor Seafoam McDuck had a mouth full of gold teeth. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_69fa7496 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_69fa7496 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Disney Ducks Comic Universe (Comic Book) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_69fa7496 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6af78ff5 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6af78ff5 | comment |
Metroid II: Return of Samus: Senjoo are loaded with spikes which are patterned in such a way to make them look like teeth protruding from a beak. Skreek sprites are an unmistakable case of biting auk heads, though official art goes back and forth between depicting them with honest to goodness teeth and more "realistic" spiny beaks. |
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| Toothy Bird / int_6af78ff5 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6af78ff5 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Metroid II: Return of Samus (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_6af78ff5 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6c11bb94 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6c11bb94 | comment |
Vlad Vladikoff from Horton Hears a Who! (2008) is an example of the "always has teeth" variant. That being said, the teeth he has are fairly realistic as far as what bird teeth looked like (see below). | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6c11bb94 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_6c11bb94 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Horton Hears a Who! (2008) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_6c11bb94 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_72262aee | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_72262aee | comment |
Avatar: The Last Airbender: As a Sky Bison, Appa has teeth, but bizarrely all of them look like molars. Furthermore, ruminants don't have front teeth on the upper jaw, but a dental pad. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_72262aee | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_72262aee | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Avatar: The Last Airbender | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_72262aee | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7682fdc7 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7682fdc7 | comment |
Something Else: Shows up as an obstacle in The Last Castle. They're clearly Rip Von Fish sprite-swaps as they share the same behaviors as Rip Van Fish. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7682fdc7 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7682fdc7 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Something (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_7682fdc7 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_789a0271 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_789a0271 | comment |
Jurassic Park III portrays its Pteranodon with a beak filled with sharp teeth. While many pterosaurs did have teeth, Pteranodon was not one of them (with its name literally translating into "toothless wing"). They also contradict the appearance of the Pteranodon in the films before and after it, which are accurately portrayed as being toothless. This isn't even close to the only error of their depiction either. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_789a0271 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_789a0271 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Jurassic Park III | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_789a0271 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_794b5049 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_794b5049 | comment |
Most of the characters in Donald in Maui Mallard are ducks, and most of them have teeth. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_794b5049 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_794b5049 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Donald in Maui Mallard (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_794b5049 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7b8a465f | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7b8a465f | comment |
Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series, said ducks would often show full sets of pearly-whites. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7b8a465f | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7b8a465f | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_7b8a465f | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7ba9ab8c | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7ba9ab8c | comment |
Simple Samosa features Makkhi Makkhija, a fly with teeth mostly depicted in the same Tooth Strip style as the other characters. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7ba9ab8c | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7ba9ab8c | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Simple Samosa (Animation) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_7ba9ab8c | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7c038c18 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7c038c18 | comment |
Perry the Platypus in Phineas and Ferb has a teethful beak, and it often shows when he makes a sound. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7c038c18 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7c038c18 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Phineas and Ferb | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_7c038c18 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7d20ef2c | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7d20ef2c | comment |
Taken a step further with Opus from Bloom County: years of Art Evolution have given him an actual mouth below his beak. What's more, his beak is often described as a fat, squishy nose, suggesting that at some point he ceased being a penguin and became a weird, penguin-shaped humanoid. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7d20ef2c | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_7d20ef2c | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Bloom County (Comic Strip) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_7d20ef2c | |
| Toothy Bird / int_80db7c52 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_80db7c52 | comment |
In Aggretsuko, Eaglette/Washimi grinds her teeth in her sleep. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_80db7c52 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_80db7c52 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Aggretsuko | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_80db7c52 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_84432dac | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_84432dac | comment |
Pooza the Wizard, from the extremely short-lived Adult Swim series King Star King, has a mug full of pointy fangs. Justified, since he's a magical being of unknown origin with Bizarre Alien Biology | |
| Toothy Bird / int_84432dac | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_84432dac | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| King Star King | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_84432dac | |
| Toothy Bird / int_84823809 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_84823809 | comment |
Olaf the penguin from Kaeloo has visible teeth; depending on the episode, Quack Quack may have them as well. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_84823809 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_84823809 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Kaeloo | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_84823809 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_891a219c | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_891a219c | comment |
The Land Before Time: In the fourth movie, Ichy, a bird, has a set of teeth. The trope is justified in this case, since he is an Ichthyornis, a prehistoric bird which did have teeth in real life. Guido, the Microraptor from the 12th movie is a sort of inversion. He looks like your usual toothy bird, only having teeth in certain instances. He really should have had teeth the whole time. Sharp ones. He also lacked the big toe claw that microraptors had. The movie acted like he was just a weird-looking modern bird instead of the tiny deinonychosaur that he was. Turning to more regularly-occurring characters, there is Petrie the Pteranodon who has also been known to summon a set of pearly whites on occasion. While some pterosaurs had teeth, Pteranodon did not; in fact, the species' name translates to "toothless wing". Despite Ruby being correctly stated not to have teeth, due to being an Oviraptor, she is occasionally shown having them in some shots. |
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| Toothy Bird / int_891a219c | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_891a219c | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| The Land Before Time | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_891a219c | |
| Toothy Bird / int_8d50e6ff | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_8d50e6ff | comment |
There are some scenes in Kirby: Right Back at Ya! showing King Dedede drawn with a mouth of them despite being a penguin-like creature, just like in the games. This even becomes a major plot point in "A Dental Dilemma", where he thinks his pearly whites are completely invincible to any cavities. He ends up proven wrong, and gets scared shitless when he learns he's due to have them drilled. He ultimately orders the dental monster Hardy to fix them, but he too gets scared of him and ultimately gets his teeth drilled by Yabui in the end anyway, much to his horror. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_8d50e6ff | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_8d50e6ff | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Kirby: Right Back at Ya! | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_8d50e6ff | |
| Toothy Bird / int_8d5c2bc8 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_8d5c2bc8 | comment |
Seven Macaw in the Quiche Maya creation myth of the Popol Vuh has teeth made from precious stones. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_8d5c2bc8 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_8d5c2bc8 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Popol Vuh | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_8d5c2bc8 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_902549c2 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_902549c2 | comment |
Extreme Dinosaurs: Bullzeye is yet another Pteranodon with teeth. In fact, all of the main heroes sport sets of sharp teeth, even the herbivores like Stegz, Spike, and Hardrock. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_902549c2 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_902549c2 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Extreme Dinosaurs | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_902549c2 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9044a8b | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9044a8b | comment |
"Lobo The Duck" and Howard the Duck both have permanent teeth, perhaps in order to give them a way to hold their cigars. (Probably justified with Howard since he's from an alternate universe and can't really fly (it's believed birds have no teeth to lighten their skulls). | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9044a8b | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9044a8b | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Howard the Duck / Comicbook | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_9044a8b | |
| Toothy Bird / int_91fedfaa | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_91fedfaa | comment |
The Quetzalcoatlus in Walking with Dinosaurs has small teeth in the tip of its beak, while the real animal and all its close relatives were completely toothless. This error probably comes from the fact its model is just slightly modified from the Ornithocheirus, which did have teeth in real life. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_91fedfaa | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_91fedfaa | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Walking with Dinosaurs | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_91fedfaa | |
| Toothy Bird / int_93395d58 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_93395d58 | comment |
Storks: All of the avian characters have large sets of straight, human-like teeth, with Junior occasionally mugging the screen with a big toothy smile. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_93395d58 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_93395d58 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Storks | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_93395d58 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_93542e0c | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_93542e0c | comment |
In Shrek Forever After, Rumplestiltskin's giant goose has teeth. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_93542e0c | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_93542e0c | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Shrek Forever After | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_93542e0c | |
| Toothy Bird / int_960062b7 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_960062b7 | comment |
Tokoyami from My Hero Academia has a bird head with human teeth. Justifiable in that he's otherwise a human physically, mutants like him are a regular occurrence in universe. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_960062b7 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_960062b7 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| My Hero Academia (Manga) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_960062b7 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_986cb4dc | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_986cb4dc | comment |
Boris, the goose from Balto, has teeth most of the time. Toned down in the sequels, as the animation style is different. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_986cb4dc | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_986cb4dc | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Balto | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_986cb4dc | |
| Toothy Bird / int_98706c75 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_98706c75 | comment |
The birds in Birdz have not just teeth, but also faces that resemble a snout more than a beak. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_98706c75 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_98706c75 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Birdz | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_98706c75 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9888e7c2 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9888e7c2 | comment |
In Dan Vs. "New Mexico", the roadrunners Elise encounters have teeth. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9888e7c2 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9888e7c2 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Dan Vs. | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_9888e7c2 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_98c4e2dc | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_98c4e2dc | comment |
The Great Raven from Hilda not only has teeth, but his beak resembles a snout at times. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_98c4e2dc | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_98c4e2dc | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Hilda | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_98c4e2dc | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9935a6d7 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9935a6d7 | comment |
Pingu: The penguins are sometimes shown with teeth in the earlier episodes. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9935a6d7 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9935a6d7 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Pingu | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_9935a6d7 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9a152d5d | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9a152d5d | comment |
Chicken in Cow and Chicken has teeth in his beak. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9a152d5d | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9a152d5d | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Cow and Chicken | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_9a152d5d | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9dbd2cc7 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9dbd2cc7 | comment |
The Hitler duck, Mussolini goose, and Tojo duck in The Ducktators have teeth. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9dbd2cc7 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9dbd2cc7 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| The Ducktators | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_9dbd2cc7 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9e2dbb4d | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9e2dbb4d | comment |
Mordecai the blue jay from Regular Show, according to one of the storyboarders, has "beaka dentata". Margaret the cardinal also flashes some pearly whites on occasion. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9e2dbb4d | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9e2dbb4d | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Regular Show | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_9e2dbb4d | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9e2f90f4 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9e2f90f4 | comment |
One Piece: Carue, who is a so-called Super Spot-Billed Duck, at first only gets teeth when he is making funny facial expressions. Later on, he always has teeth when he opens his beak. The same goes for other Super Spot-Billed Ducks. Later, the bird Chuchuun, a Super Sparrow, appears and it has teeth too. The author later states that all the bird species in the verse with a species name starting with "Super" have teeth, because it's more "super" to have teeth than to lack them. While transformed into an Itsumade, Saint Marcus Mars has a large set of fangs in his beak, making his animal form look more monstruous. |
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| Toothy Bird / int_9e2f90f4 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_9e2f90f4 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| One Piece (Manga) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_9e2f90f4 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_a0500a06 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_a0500a06 | comment |
Played with in Rugrats when a duck gets hold of Grandpa Lou's false teeth. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_a0500a06 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_a0500a06 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Rugrats | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_a0500a06 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_a34863aa | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_a34863aa | comment |
Justified in some depictions of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, as their (toothless) turtle traits were altered by the addition of human ones. Can be a case of Depending on the Writer, as jokes are sometimes made regarding the turtles having beaks instead of mouths. Tokka, a villainous mutant alligator snapping turtle, had a distinct beak-like mouth which also sported sharp conical teeth. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_a34863aa | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_a34863aa | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Franchise) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_a34863aa | |
| Toothy Bird / int_a3b8b50 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_a3b8b50 | comment |
Puffin from Wishfart often shows human-like teeth when he smiles. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_a3b8b50 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_a3b8b50 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Wishfart | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_a3b8b50 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_abd7c3a3 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_abd7c3a3 | comment |
Club Penguin: The penguins occasionally sport a full set of teeth in their 2D designs. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_abd7c3a3 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_abd7c3a3 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Club Penguin (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_abd7c3a3 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ac6b386d | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ac6b386d | comment |
Skullgirls: Peacock's bird lackey Avery sports a set of beaky teeth (Peacock herself, despite the name, is not actually a bird). Justified because Avery isn't a real bird but an artificial construct created by Peacock herself, just like the rest of her cartoon minions. | |
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| Toothy Bird / int_adda9ff2 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_adda9ff2 | comment |
The Star Wars: The Imperials ride ostrich mounts, and these birds have rows of sharp, jagged teeth like dinosaurs. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_adda9ff2 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ae0356e0 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ae0356e0 | comment |
Dr. LeQuack from Courage the Cowardly Dog. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ae0356e0 | featureApplicability |
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Toothy Bird / int_ae0356e0 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b0028436 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b0028436 | comment |
Lampshaded in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure part 3, when Iggy (a dog) battles Pet Shop (a falcon). Pet Shop flashes an evil grin at one point (although he shows no teeth), which Iggy notes shouldn't be possible. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_b0028436 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b04393ae | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b04393ae | comment |
The Little Mermaid: Humpback whales are drawn with cone-shaped teeth, rather than baleens. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_b04393ae | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b25c0f07 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b25c0f07 | comment |
Gull from Endangered Species (2015) has a set of chompers inside of his beak. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_b25c0f07 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b2ac2311 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b2ac2311 | comment |
Peanuts: Woodstock and other birds have large square teeth. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_b2ac2311 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b4967d43 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b4967d43 | comment |
Sonic the Hedgehog: Knuckles has a set of sharp teeth, despite real echidnas being toothless. The Babylon Rogues, who are anthropomorphic birds, sometimes have teeth. |
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Toothy Bird / int_b4967d43 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b4c4ef17 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b4c4ef17 | comment |
You Are Being Summoned, Azazel: Beezlebub, a bird-like demon, is shown to have very sharp teeth whenever he's angry. However, it's subverted in which he's not a bird at all, but his true form is actually that of a fly. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_b4c4ef17 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b8b251cc | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_b8b251cc | comment |
All the bird characters in Shoe seem to have teeth. The women have Non-Mammal Mammaries, too | |
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Toothy Bird / int_b8b251cc | |
| Toothy Bird / int_babef55a | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_babef55a | comment |
Lampshaded in a Sitting Ducks episode which involves Bill stealing a set of “ducky dentures� from Cecil, the dentist. Bill then becomes self-absorbed and arrogant, as far as having a whole nightmare sequence about it. “Quack the Ripper," a riff on Jack the Ripper, is the boogeyman of “gatordom,� sporting sharp teeth and a demonic quack. |
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Toothy Bird / int_babef55a | |
| Toothy Bird / int_bb7d6a95 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_bb7d6a95 | comment |
Duckman and his family. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_bb7d6a95 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_bc274933 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_bc274933 | comment |
The penguins from 3-2-1 Penguins! Then again, they're alien penguins, so it might be Justified. |
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Toothy Bird / int_bc274933 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_bc42183b | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_bc42183b | comment |
The Proud Family: Chester the duck in "Psycho Duck" has sharp teeth. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_bc42183b | featureApplicability |
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Toothy Bird / int_bc42183b | |
| Toothy Bird / int_bc758ea9 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_bc758ea9 | comment |
Picking up where Looney Tunes left off, Daffy's Tiny Toon Adventures Junior Counterpart, Plucky Duck, occasionally sports teeth. As do fellow birds Shirley McLoon, Fowlmouth, and Sweetie, among many other examples. | |
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| Tiny Toon Adventures | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_bc758ea9 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_bf281aa9 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_bf281aa9 | comment |
The birds in Jumanji: The Animated Series have teeth at all times, not for comedy but to make them more frightening. It works. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_bf281aa9 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_c3e96106 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_c3e96106 | comment |
The Jungle Line shows that one bird species which inhabited Krypton's Scarlet Jungle were big, purple, red-creasted avians who had tooth-like serrations on their long beaks. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_c3e96106 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_c4282b71 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_c4282b71 | comment |
My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: When grinning, Gilda the griffon gains not only teeth but also lips extending far beyond her beak. This applies to other griffon and hippogriff characters as well. For that matter the ponies themselves often sport full sets of teeth, which is notable because at other times (particularly that one wide-open smile that shows up at the end of the musical number "Smile, Smile, Smile") the show accurately depicts the gap that real horses have between their incisors and molars. |
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Toothy Bird / int_c4282b71 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_c6ee4cb3 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_c6ee4cb3 | comment |
In The Hunt for Reactron, the giant Kryptonian bird of prey which attacks Kara and Thara during her camping trip has a set of teeth. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_c6ee4cb3 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_c72cf043 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_c72cf043 | comment |
An early episode of Crusader Rabbit featured Vernon the vulture, who not only had teeth but got them knocked out of his beak. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_c72cf043 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_c879d790 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_c879d790 | comment |
Similarly, the Platypus in Camp Camp shows some sharp teeth whenever it needs to be intimidating. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_c879d790 | featureApplicability |
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Toothy Bird / int_c879d790 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ccd1ec22 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ccd1ec22 | comment |
The Thief and the Cobbler: Phido, the mistreated pet vulture of Zigzag, is a rather eerie example. After Zigzag is defeated by the heroes, he steps on a thumb tack and falls into a dark pit full of alligators he previously promised to feed. As the alligators decide to feast on him instead, Phido shows up and suddenly grows a large mouth full of razor sharp teeth and joins in. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_ccd1ec22 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ce765d62 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ce765d62 | comment |
Poe from Ruby Gloom has teeth at all times, even mentioning in one episode that he's had his wisdom teeth taken out. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ce765d62 | featureApplicability |
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Toothy Bird / int_ce765d62 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_cf3e7a82 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_cf3e7a82 | comment |
Superman: The Jungle Line shows that one bird species which inhabited Krypton's Scarlet Jungle were big, purple, red-creasted avians who had tooth-like serrations on their long beaks. In The Unknown Supergirl, Martian Angarks are giant birds of prey with parrot-like, serrated beaks. In The Hunt for Reactron, the giant Kryptonian bird of prey which attacks Kara and Thara during her camping trip has a set of teeth. |
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Toothy Bird / int_cf3e7a82 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_d148f51d | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_d148f51d | comment |
In The Looney Tunes Show, Daffy gets drastic beak reduction surgery, which left exposed his upper teeth. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_d148f51d | featureApplicability |
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Toothy Bird / int_d148f51d | |
| Toothy Bird / int_d3ec83e | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_d3ec83e | comment |
The penguins in If | |
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| If (Comic Strip) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_d3ec83e | |
| Toothy Bird / int_d4f9ccf | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_d4f9ccf | comment |
Iago from Aladdin, as pictured above, sports a fine set of choppers. Supervising animator Will Finn stated that Iago was designed that way to resemble his voice actor, Gilbert Gottfried. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_d4f9ccf | featureApplicability |
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Toothy Bird / int_d4f9ccf | |
| Toothy Bird / int_d5cc132c | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_d5cc132c | comment |
A flashback picture in Surf's Up shows that Lani was this when she was a kid. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_d5cc132c | |
| Toothy Bird / int_d5ddd6c1 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_d5ddd6c1 | comment |
Has been seen numerous times in the Pokémon: The Series, but justified in that the creatures are purely fictional. It's often one-off gags. For example, Dawn's Piplup normally has no teeth, but at times he is shown with them (noticeably when he grates them). | |
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Toothy Bird / int_d5ddd6c1 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_de48ce05 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_de48ce05 | comment |
Happy Tree Friends: Sniffles is an anteater who, in "Spare Me", is shown to have two sets of teeth, one at the bottom of his snout, and another at the top of it. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_de48ce05 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_de51049b | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_de51049b | comment |
Kursat the vulture from King Shakir has two buck teeth in his beak. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_de51049b | featureApplicability |
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Toothy Bird / int_de51049b | |
| Toothy Bird / int_df491a0c | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_df491a0c | comment |
The birds in Angry Birds have visible teeth occasionally. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_df491a0c | |
| Toothy Bird / int_e931907b | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_e931907b | comment |
Nuclear Throne's Chicken, who is, uh... a chicken. Often seen gritting her teeth in anger before she chops someone down with her sword. | |
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1.0 | |
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Toothy Bird / int_e931907b | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ea4f62db | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ea4f62db | comment |
Ernie the Giant Chicken in Family Guy. This is probably so he can have them punched out by Peter Griffin every time they fight. A human example — Stewie often seems to have a mouth full of teeth when he talks, even though he is supposed to be a baby who has only gotten two. One episode revolves around him teething, despite the fact that he is illustrated with a full mouth of teeth within the same episode. |
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| Family Guy | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_ea4f62db | |
| Toothy Bird / int_eb5d7301 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_eb5d7301 | comment |
Amphibia: Most of the birds seen are depicted with beaks full of sharp teeth (and also tend to be huge and vicious), adding to the vaguely prehistoric-like setting of the show. The frogs and toads have teeth that come and go at will (while most frogs do have teeth, they're usually small and only in the upper jaw). This is especially egregious with the toads, which are depicted with sharp teeth (to make them appear meaner), while real toads don't have teeth at all. |
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Toothy Bird / int_eb5d7301 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_eca84d14 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_eca84d14 | comment |
Over the Hedge: Verne the Turtle has a full set of white teeth (possibly to give more resemblance to his VA Garry Shandling). | |
| Toothy Bird / int_eca84d14 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
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| Over the Hedge | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_eca84d14 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ed535562 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ed535562 | comment |
On the subject of Don Bluth, Jeremy from The Secret of NIMH occasionally sports a mouth full of pearly whites in some scenes. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ed535562 | featureApplicability |
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Toothy Bird / int_ed535562 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_f78e69f | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_f78e69f | comment |
Abby "Ugly Duckling" Mallard from Chicken Little sports a huge pair of buck teeth at all times. | |
| Toothy Bird / int_f78e69f | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
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| Chicken Little | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_f78e69f | |
| Toothy Bird / int_f7ed2fd7 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_f7ed2fd7 | comment |
In The Little Mermaid (1989), when Scuttle asks Ariel "New seashells?" he sports a grin with a full set of teeth that are otherwise never seen. | |
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| The Little Mermaid (1989) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_f7ed2fd7 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_fbc58609 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_fbc58609 | comment |
The Nightmare Before Christmas: The rolling wooden duck the vampires make for Jack's Christmas is this trope. | |
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1.0 | |
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| The Nightmare Before Christmas | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_fbc58609 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_fd040008 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_fd040008 | comment |
The bird-people in Breadwinners. | |
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1.0 | |
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| Breadwinners | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_fd040008 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_fe16b92c | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_fe16b92c | comment |
Happy Heroes: The ants in Season 5 all have strips of teeth like the other characters to conform with the art style. While real-life ants do have teeth, they're outside of their body, attatched to their mandibles, rather than in their mouths. | |
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Toothy Bird / int_fe16b92c | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ffb43795 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ffb43795 | comment |
Once Johnny Lawrence loses the Cobra Kai and is forced to create his own dojo, he decides to name it after something that can kill a snake. As soon as he reveals the Eagle Fang Karate shirts, one of his students is quick to point out "Eagles don't have fangs..." | |
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| Cobra Kai | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_ffb43795 | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ffe96c37 | type |
Toothy Bird | |
| Toothy Bird / int_ffe96c37 | comment |
Richard in Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number, a rooster mask, or a being with a rooster head, or something... whatever he is, he has teeth in his beak in his talking sprites. | |
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| Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Toothy Bird / int_ffe96c37 |
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