History FatBastard / VideoGames

* King Hippo of ''[[PunchOut Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!]]'' is this on the surface. However this is somewhat subverted, in that, in his in-between round dialogue, he doesn't taunt Mac like the others do. He even offers to take him out to lunch!

* King Dedede from the ''Franchise/{{Kirby}}'' series. More Fat JerkWithAHeartOfGold than utter Bastard, though. The anime version is a straighter example.
* Gourmet Guy from ''Videogame/PaperMario''.
* Papu Papu, leader of the WackyWaysideTribe from the ''Franchise/CrashBandicoot'' series.
* In ''VideoGame/StreetsOfRage'', there was a boss that was a big, fire-breathing Fat Bastard. On top of being ThatOneBoss, if you try to suplex him, ''[[TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything your character hurts their back and suffers damage]]''.
** In later games, the "hurt user while attempting to throw Fatty" is sometimes illogical. Such as Sammy(scrawny rollerblading tween/teen) being able to throw them overhead(essentially grabbing their shoulders from behind, then flipping to the front and transferring the momentum into a throw), while Zan(cyborg), Shiva(martial artist) and Ash(fairly large, like 6-7' Camp/Hard Gay) cannot. Shiva's throw animation doesn't even really involve lifting either. It's more like "shove them into the dirt".

* King Dedede from the ''Franchise/{{Kirby}}'' series. More bastard in the anime, though. since he he has genuinely helped Kirby in later games.

* King Dedede from the ''Franchise/{{Kirby}}'' series.

* Executioner Smough of ''VideoGame/DarkSouls''. He likes to use the remains of the executed as food seasoning.
** Averted however if you look at the art book. If it's anything to go by, underneath the fat armor is a well built man.

* Though you never get to see the full body of Duke Radcot in ''VideoGame/VanguardBandits'', you don't really need to. His portrait alone has three chins. Trying to load that much fat on-screen at once might break the PS1.

** He follows in the footsteps of his fat uncle, [[ThePope Rodrigo Borgia]]. Unlike the first example (Juan was actually a very thin man), Rodrigo has the excuse of being ''historically' of large girth...and coincidentally, one of history's most notorious villains.

* Fatman from ''MetalGearSolid2'' is a fat and bald [[MadBomber bomb-building maniac]]. He considers himself an artist and wants to become known as the greatest bomb-builder who ever lived. He also wears a bomb-disposal coat [[spoiler:filled with more explosives]] which makes him seem even fatter.

* ''VideoGame/KingOfFighters'', another SNK game, has Chang, the morbidly obese fighter from Korea. While he doesn't get much respect from the rest of the cast, and was introduced as a criminal being reformed, he's more or less wacky comic relief now.

* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' [[HelloInsertNameHere nicknames]] have a maximum length of ten letters. Given that the earlier games came out concurrent with the ''Film/AustinPowers'' movies, someone, somewhere ''had'' to have named their Snorlax [=FatBastard=].
** Although their size and [[HeavySleeper sleeping habits]] are a [[BrokenBridge game-important obstacle]] for both players and Ash of the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime, and their habit of [[BigEater eating islands worth of food]] when awake aside, Snorlax can be [[GentleGiant pretty nice otherwise]]. One PokéDex entry says that it lets children bounce on its belly.

* The Executioner of ''VideoGame/DarkSouls''. He likes to use the remains of the executed as food seasoning.

* Dingodile and Papu Papu from the ''Franchise/CrashBandicoot'' series.

** In ''VideoGame/SamuraiWarriors'', this goes to Tokugawa Ieyasu, depending on your interpretation. He's far more amiable and well-intentioned than Dong Zhuo, but considering hzow most of the characters seem to flock toward the Western army, many of them see him as a Fat Bastard.

* Krew from ''[[JakAndDaxter Jak II]]'', who needs an antigravity chair to move around.
** Possible subversion in the form of Kliever from ''Jak 3'', who, while most definitely not meant to be seen as sympathetic at first (wanting to eat your partner-in-crime Daxter), but by the end he is shown to be more than capable, and has at least some redeeming qualities.

* Eddie Dombrowski in ''SilentHill2''. The story has more sympathy for him than most of the other characters here, however.
* Shimada in ''StarOceanTheLastHope''. The only overweight character in the game, and also a VillainousGlutton and CorruptCorporateExecutive.

* ''SamuraiShodown'' gives us Earthquake, the 1,380-pound ninja. From Texas. One hundred years before Texas existed. In his profile, it's stated that he likes people fatter than he is, and dislikes "skinny people"
* ''KingOfFighters'', another SNK game, has Chang, the morbidly obese fighter from Korea. While he doesn't get much respect from the rest of the cast, and was introduced as a criminal being reformed, he's more or less wacky comic relief now.

* Col. Perrault, who commands the player's home base in ''AceCombat 5'', is a pretty unlikable guy even before the plot takes a sharp turn [[spoiler: when the player's squadron is accused of treason and he shows off just how badly he shoots]].
* ''Franchise/{{Pokemon}}'' [[HelloInsertNameHere nicknames]] have a maximum length of ten letters. Given that the earlier games came out concurrent with the AustinPowers movies, someone, somewhere ''had'' to have named their Snorlax [=FatBastard=].

* Bob in ''{{Gungrave}}''. In the game's storyline he's depicted as being a real [[JerkAss jerk]] underneath his calm exterior. As the first major boss fight of the game, his initial reaction to Grave is to call him out for his so-called "ingratitude" to his former friends and the syndicate for providing him (Grave) with power, wealth and a place to call home, without even realizing that it also directly and indirectly led to Grave's undoing.
* Pierce, or Jigglesworth, from ''[[{{TCT RPG}} The Colour Tuesday,]]'' is a creepy LivingDollCollector who moves around on a chair. Its heavily implied that he's a pedophile, judging by his comments to and his harrassment of Alex. As Jigglesworth, he's a writhing mass of flabby appendages. Even the ruthless [[BigBad Maxwell]] is disgusted by him.

* King Dedede from the ''VideoGame/{{Kirby}}'' series.

* In ''StreetsOfRage'', there was a boss that was a big, fire-breathing Fat Bastard. On top of being ThatOneBoss, if you try to suplex him, ''[[TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything your character hurts their back and suffers damage]]''.

* ''HectorBadgeOfCarnage'' has Detective Inspector Hector, a surly, corrupt and lazy ComedicSociopath who also happens to be one of the few competent individuals on the police force.
* the Executioner of ''DarkSouls''. He likes to use the remains of the executed as food seasoning.

* ''{{Executioners}}'': First, you have a {{Mook}} who is green, fat, snake-tongued, whacks you around with his belly, and actually shakes the screen when he hits the ground! Then there's the 3rd level boss, who is an EnemySummoner who disgustingly spits out 2 Fat Snakes! This boss is even fatter, will actually try to eat you ''alive'', the screen shakes even harder or longer when ''he'' hits the ground, and don't bother trying to throw him - you'll suffer damage, apparently because he's ''too'' heavy!

** ''VideoGame/MegaManXCommandMission'', a spinoff RPG, features Silver Horn, a giant, rotund Triceratops Reploid in charge of the Rebellion's POWCamp. He is quite possibly the literal biggest bastard of the game, due to his ColdBloodedTorture of [[spoiler: the original Steel Massimo]] and his creepy imprisonment, control, and exploitation of [[MissionControl Nana]]. He takes great joy in [[WouldYouLikeToHearHowTheyDied explaining to X and crew how he dismembers his victims while mocking them as weak]]. This pushes Steel Massimo's BerserkButton, big time.

* Smough the Executioner of ''DarkSouls''. He likes to use the remains of the executed as food seasoning.

* These are one mook type in ''VideoGame/GodHand'', with many sub-types. [[{{Boss}} Elvis]] looks like this on the surface (he's certainly fat and ugly), but he's a actually a subversion, being more of a NobleDemon.

** The [[Literature/RomanceOfTheThreeKingdoms source material]], too. [[spoiler: After he was killed, the angry mob made torches by shoving splints of wood into his fat.]]
** In ''VideoGame/SamuraiWarriors'', this goes to Tokugawa Ieyasu, but he's far kinder and more amiable than Dong Zhuo. But considering most of the characters seem to flock toward the Western army in this game, many of them see him as a Fat Bastard.

* ''{{Persona 4}}''. [[{{Jerkass}} Hanako.]] [[FanDisservice Beauty contest.]] That is all.

** Although their size and [[HeavySleeper sleeping habits]] are a [[BrokenBridge game-important obstacle]] for both players and Ash of the ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime, and their habit of [[BigEater eating islands worth of food]] when awake aside, Snorlax can be [[GentleGiant pretty nice otherwise]].

* These are one mook type in ''VideoGame/GodHand'', with many sub-types.

* Fatman from ''MetalGearSolid2'' is a fat and bald bomb-building maniac. He considers himself an artist and wants to become known as the greatest bomb-builder who ever lived. He also wears a bomb-disposal coat [[spoiler:filled with more explosives]] which makes him seem even fatter.

* Killabilly in ''LollipopChainsaw''. Good ''Lord''.
* Norton Mapes in ''{{FEAR}}''.
* Hector [=LeMans=], the BigBad of ''GrimFandango'', who is an {{Expy}} of Sidney Greenstreet's characters. He somehow manages to be fat despite being [[DemBones a skeleton]].