History Main / BeastMan

* ''Anime/FutureCardBuddyfight'' has Ziun, the first of the Omni Lords in the second season, as the most prominent example. He's based on a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_guardian_lions Chinese guardian lion]]. Being based on a card game, the show features monsters from all over the SlidingScaleOfAnthropomorphism.

* Creator/MarvelComics:
** The New Men are animals [[HollywoodEvolution evolved]] by the High Evolutionary into intelligent humanoids. The Ani-Men are humans mutated into humanoid animals.
** ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': Every few years, Spider-man winds up more spider than man. He always gets better. His enemies the Lizard (usually animalistic) and the Jackal (usually a MadScientist) definitely qualify.
** ''ComicBook/XMen'': Beast has the requisite appearance, and people expect him to be beastly when meeting him, [[GeniusBruiser but is an extraordinarily intelligent, polite, cultured soul]]. He originally was a more or less normal-looking[[note]](insofar as it's possible to tell given the artist -- Creator/JackKirby may have been a genius, but his faces tend to fall firmly in UncannyValley territory)[[/note]] muscular stocky guy with enormous hands and feet. He still got much the same reaction, though, because people didn't expect a guy with gorilla hands to be sensitive and well-educated.
** ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} and, more so, his old enemy Sabretooth. Wolverine didn't start out this way, but [[{{Flanderization}} fell into it]] as writers delved into his character. Then Sabretooth was introduced, and he was deliberately turned into this (from a non-powered SerialKiller with fake claws in ''Power Man and Iron Fist'') to act as an EvilCounterpart to Wolverine.
** In ''ComicBook/{{Morbius}}'' (2019), the Melter turns his henchmen into various beast people (bird, rat, cockroach, rabbit, grasshopper, etc.) against their will to pressure them into doing his bidding.

* ''ComicBook/AstroCity'':
** Daniel of the Crossbreed is a lion man.
** Ragged Tom and the Raggamuffins are a gang of cat-people who rob wayward travelers at night.
** Team Carnivore is composed of five men and women who have animal characteristics (a snake, bear, lion, wolf, and hawk).
** Stormhawk is a human with the head, wings, and clawed feet of a hawk.
** G-Dog is half-man, half-Corgi.
** The Eastern European Beast-Men, whose prince is Natalie and Nick Furst's biological father.
** The evil god Jabaja has {{Mooks}} that are half-human, half-puma.
** Sasha Furst of the First Family is a humanoid wolf.
** Popinjay is a criminal with the head of a bird.
* ''ComicBook/{{Monstress}}'' have the immortal, animalistic Ancients such as the Queen of the Wolves who looks like a humanoid wolf. Children by the Ancients with humans are Arcanics and they can either look fully human or retain some animalistic features of their Ancient lineage. Arcanic social hierarchy favours those traits, so the more human an Arcanic appears the lower their status.
* ''ComicBook/TraggAndTheSkyGods'': In #4, the Yargonian commander Zorek merges Tragg's rival Gorth with a sabre-toothed tiger to create a creature that is half-man/half-sabre-tooth who he names Sabre-Fang. Zorek then sends Sabre-Fang out to hunt and destroy Tragg and Lorn.
* ''ComicBook/{{Ungrounded}}'' has Major Freakshow, a werewolf... who was bitten by a [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot zombie vampire]].
* ''ComicBook/TysonHessesDiesel'' features a variety of Beast Man races populating its world, many of whom suffer [[FantasticRacism persecution]] from the human majority.

* ''Film/{{Avatar}}'': The N'avi are a race of blue humanoids with pointy ears and tails.
* ''Film/TurkeyShoot'': Former circus freak Alph is a hairy, beastial man whom Tito uses as an attack dog. He even has eyes that look like a cat's, and acts in a very animalistic way, so while ostensibly just having a genetic condition his appearance and manner put Alph firmly in this category.

* ''Literature/TheShatteredWorld'': The Cthons sure ''look'' like Beast Folk, and have the usual abilities associated with this trope, HealingFactor and communication with animals in particular. They're demonic creatures rather than bestial humans.
* ''Literature/{{Sekhmet}}'': The races of Panthera tend towards this. The Sirens are a race of bird women. Hyenas and Lupians are a hyena version while the lupians are canines. The story focuses on the feline Kanjis.
* ''Literature/KateDaniels'': The more powerful shapeshifters can develop a form halfway between human and beast, known as the warrior form. This form is more dangerous than either of the others, and being in this form is legally equivalent to being armed with a lethal weapon.
* ''Literature/MercyThompson'': When a werewolf's wolf and human sides have the same goals, they can act together to make a halfway form, which is supposedly more dangerous, intelligent, and dexterous than the normal forms, although they haven't been shown much.
* ''Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian'':
** In "Literature/RoguesInTheHouse", Nabonidus is revealed to be a monstrous beastlike humanoid of some sort.
--->''"Conan", he whispered, "it was no man that stood before me! In body and posture it was not unlike a man, but from the scarlet hood of the priest grinned a face of madness and nightmare! It was covered with black hair, from which small pig-like eyes glared redly; its nose was flat, with great flaring nostrils; its loose lips writhed back, disclosing huge yellow fangs, like the teeth of a dog. The hands that hung from the scarlet sleeves were misshapen and likewise covered with black hair. All this I saw in one glance, and then I was overcome with horror; my senses left me and I swooned."\\
"What then?" muttered the Cimmerian uneasily.\\
"I recovered consciousness only a short time ago; the monster must have thrown me into these pits. Conan, I have suspected that Nabonidus was not wholly human! He is a demon -- a were-thing! By day he moves among humanity in the guise of men, and by night he takes on his true aspect."''
** In "Literature/IronShadowsInTheMoon", an ape-man attacks the characters out of lust for Olivia.
** In "The Hyborian Age", the {{Backstory}} to Conan, ape men, snow-apes, etc. are a major driving force in history.
* ''Literature/PlayPlaces'': The Kem people, [[spoiler:though it can be considered parodied in that the Kem are more sensible than humans]].
* ''Literature/AFableOfTonight'': ''Stalking the Unicorn'' features a catgirl named Felina.
* ''Literature/TheBloodWarTrilogy'': The Grol and Tolen, a race of werewolf-orcs, more or less, are a major race. The Grol are AlwaysChaoticEvil, though they're the same species as the Tolen, who seem to be decent enough sorts.

* ''Literature/{{Borgel}}'': Milly and Glugo are large, green, upright gorillas with human-like intelligence and personalities, who live in a dimension other than Earth.
* ''Literature/AmaranthineSaga'': the Amarathine are a race of supernatural creatures who are "guardians" of various animal species, and each Clan manifests traits of that species, [[ALittleBitBeastly such as antlers, tails, wings, or unique colorings]] as well as being able to appear in "truest form" as a large (ranging from "unusually big" to "won't fit inside buildings") version of said animal.
* Creator/ClarkAshtonSmith's stories of Hyperborea have a race of beast men called voormis, who live inside the cave system of a spectacular, five-coned volcano. What little description of them we're given - that they're covered in shaggy umber fur and have three toes - suggests that they may be some type of ground sloth people, and their central god, Tsathoggua, is also described as resembling a mix of sloth, bat, and toad.
* The Xanth series by Creator/PiersAnthony had all types of mixed species, but according to the Mythology of the Centaurs, their origin happened when men from Mundania (a catch-all term for the non-magic world) arrived riding horses. When they stopped to take a drink, they happened to drink from a Love Spring, which caused undeniable lust in the drinker for the next being of the opposite sex. Apparently, the three men were riding three mares, and...
* ''Literature/QuestForFire'': It's downplayed but the [[CannibalTribe man-eating Kzamms]] are given some animalistic features like [[RedEyesTakeWarning glowing red eyes]], movable wolf-like ears and [[FrazettaMan ape-like limb proportions]]. They are thought by the protagonists to be descended from bears. Interestingly, anatomically modern humans are also mistaken for beast men by said protagonists because of their seeming lack of shoulders and BodyPaint which resembles [[LizardFolk scaly skin]].
* ''Franchise/CthulhuMythos'' notably features [[FishPeople fish-like Deep Ones]] as well as [[OurGhoulsAreCreepier ghouls]], which look like rubbery dog-people with hooves and scaly claws. Deep Ones have an advanced civilization which produces beautiful golden jewelry [[BreadEggsMilkSquick and worships world-ending]] [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]]. Ghouls are a bit more feral, but they have their own language, can read human ones, and understand concepts like humor, art or military strategy.

* ''Series/DarkAngel'': There are a whole buttload of these in the second season, but the most notable example is probably Joshua.

* ''Series/TheMuppetShow'': The wild, hairy drummer Animal. Nobody knows exactly what he is, and, as his puppeteer Creator/FrankOz says, he goes out at night and nobody knows where (or wants to ask).

* ''TabletopGame/TheChroniclesOfAeres'' has both the DraconicHumanoid races of kobolds and draconvir, and the "Wilderkind"; a collective term that refers to 10 different races of humanoid animals created from [[{{animorphism}} transformed humans]] and {{Uplifted Animal}}s. The specific races of Wilderkind are: Bjornvir ([[UrsineAliens bearfolk]]), Ekornvir (squirrelfolk), Grevinvir (badgerkin), Kaeninvir (rabbitfolk), Klovir ({{catfolk}} - specifically wildcats), Mustvir (weaselfolk and otterfolk), Raevir (foxfolk), Rattevir ([[RatMen ratfolk]]), Ravenvir ([[BirdPeople ravenfolk]]) and Ulvir ([[WolfMan wolfkin]]). In-game, most wilderkind are mechanically sorted into one of two races, with only the rattevir and ravenvir having distinct mechanical profiles. The bjornvir, grevinvir and ulvir are lumped together as ''Stalwart Wilderkind'' and ekornvir, kaeninvir, klovir, mustvir, and raevir are grouped together as ''Fleet-Foot Wilderkind''.
* ''TabletopGame/AnkurKingdomOfTheGods'': Ur-Lu are a species of humanoid/canine sentients created by the same AncientAstronauts that created the various human subspecies to mine ancient Earth for gold. They have the same range of morality as humans, but tend to occupy the lower social strata in the human dominated city-states and often turn to banditry.

* ''VideoGame/TheFermiParadox'': One of the sapient alien species' that can potentially evolve in the galaxy is an extremely furry, [[PigMan pig-like]] race of humanoids known as the Kular.
* ''VideoGame/SparkTheBattleDog'': [[PlayerCharacter Spark]] is an anthropomorphic dog who has to protect Thomas from zombies and mutants.
** Then there's Roxy, Spark's contact.
* ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'': Blanka is one of the earliest examples in fighting games, having green skin, [[ShockAndAwe electricity powers]], and a very beast-like design.
* In ''VideoGame/{{Mabinogi}}'', the elves and giants can attain a Beast Mode transformation after a small number of quests. (Humans have transformations, but it doesn't really count for this trope.) To be honest, the [[http://wiki.mabinogiworld.com/index.php?title=Savage_Beast#Appearance giant's transformation]] fits this trope better than the [[http://wiki.mabinogiworld.com/index.php?title=Falcon_Elf#Appearance elven one]], though.
* ''VideoGame/BloodyRoar'' has the Zoanthropes. While usually capable of looking fully human, a zoanthrope can transform into a beast/human hybrid.

* ''VideoGame/{{Xenogears}}'' contains a race of beast men, including cowardly merchant ratman Hammer and Rico. Unfortunately, due to the infamous time and money constraints, their story arc is never completed.
* ''VideoGame/ArmiesOfExigo'': The main force of the Beast armies (often referred to as Kobolds) are this to a T. They're humanoid with vaguely animalistic features, a tribal culture, and savagery that seems ingrained into them. Their troop-types include Witches, [[WorkerUnit Minions]], Warriors, and [[TheBerserker Berserkers]]. They favour axes as weapons, have longstanding alliances with Ogres, Trolls, and LizardFolk, and utterly despise humans.
* In ''VideoGame/MaceGriffinBountyHunter'' the two alien races seen most prominently in the game are the Jaldari, who resemble hairy gorillas, and the Valleakan, who are reptilian in appearance.
* ''VideoGame/PhantasyStarUniverse'' has an entire race of Beast Men, simply called "Beasts".
* The ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' series has quite a few as playable characters.
** Moogles, appearing first in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIII'' and then every game from V onwards, are generally a gentle, small, and comical race as befitting their mole / bat inspiration as opposed to most examples of this trope.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyV'' has the werewolves of Quelb, who aren't very bestial besides appearance.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'' has Umaro, a [[BigfootSasquatchAndYeti Yeti]].
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIX'' has Freya and her rather cultured race. There's also the bizarre, food-obsessed, frog-like Qu.
** Kihmari and other Ronso from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX'' and ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyX2'' are probably the race that plays this trope the straightest in the whole series.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI'' has the Galka and Mithra PC races, but also sports a large number of evil enemy beastmen races including fairly beastial Orcs, Bugbears, and Trolls.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXII'' and other Ivalice games have a number of beast men races including the ill-tempered LizardFolk Bangaa, the [[OurOrcsAreDifferent Orc-like]] Seeq, and the crustacean-like territorial Urutan-Yensa. The [[CatFolk leonine]] [[DishingOutDirt earth]] [[SummonMagic Esper]] Hashmal is also an example, representing Leo in the Espers' WesternZodiac theme. Beastmen that play agsinst type include the wise and sagacious Nu Mou and the peaceful, plains-dwelling Garif.
** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'' as an online game like FFXI, has a few beastmen enemy races like the Kobolds and the Ixal. The game would later add the Hrothgar, a group of [[OneGenderRace male only]] beast men resembling big cats, similar to the Ronso, as a playable race.
* The ''Franchise/{{Castlevania}}'' series, despite werewolves being a common enemy, have tribes of multi-animal shifters called beast men, Cornell from ''VideoGame/CastlevaniaLegacyOfDarkness'' and his rival are a werewolf and a werecat, respectively. They don't serve Dracula, being nomadic from what little backstory the tribe itself gets.
* ''VideoGame/GoldenSunDarkDawn'' introduces a race of Beastmen who were transformed in the wake of the titular event at he end of the second game. The somewhat odd difference is that some Beastmen were transformed from Humans, while others were once animals.
* ''VideoGame/JeannedArc'' has various beastmen in this fantasy version of Europe, such as your dogman Rufus.
* ''VideoGame/EmeraldCityConfidential'': The antagonistic Phanfasms have animal heads and human bodies. The BigBad himself has a [[BearsAreBadNews bear's head.]]
* ''VideoGame/EtrianOdysseyIVLegendsOfTheTitan'' has the Sentinels, [[spoiler:a ServantRace that were presumably genetically engineered from regular animals]]. Fittingly, their playable class, Bushi, is TheBerserker.
* ''VideoGame/{{Tyranny}}'': The Beastwomen are hulking brutes with claws able to rend armor, strength enough to [[OneHandedZweihander wield the largest of weapons one-handed]], and savage instincts. Beastmen also exist, but they're somewhat smaller than the women. Collections of both genders are usually referred to as "Beasts" or "Beastwomen" more often, the latter due to their [[{{Matriarchy}} matriarchal structure]].

* ''VideoGame/{{Thief}}'' has the various beast races that serve the Tricksters. It's subtly implied that they WasOnceAMan.
* ''VideoGame/DualBlades''/''Slashers: The Power Battle'': Jaman is of a race of beings known as "Bloodkin". Among their physical features that a Bloodkin have include a beast like face ([[http://www.stun-games.com/jaman-2/ Image of Jaman here for example]]) and a tail.

* ''VideoGame/RainbowBillyTheCurseOfTheLeviathan'': A number of characters in the game, like the shopkeeper and Deedle-Dee, are anthropomorphic animal cartoons.
* ''VideoGame/TokyoAfterschoolSummoners'', a good amount of the playable cast are anthropomorphic animals, all of them hailing from one of 23 different worlds.

* Most of the mooks in ''VideoGame/Legend1998'' are beast people, from warthog-men to wolf-men and gator-men. They're mostly mindless however and serves as body-bag fillers, save for the DraconicHumanoid who's at least mildly threatening.
* ''VideoGame/LordOfHeroes'' has therians, a species of animal people with a broad variety of different "kin" including dogkin, rabbitkin, [[BirdPeople birdkin]], and [[DraconicHumanoid dragonkin]].
* Many characters in ''VideoGame/BeyondGoodAndEvil'' are (presumably [[UpliftedAnimal uplifted]]) humanoid animals of all stripes. It's not really commented on much; they're pretty much just normal folks who happen to be talking animals. The most prominent is your partner-in-crime [[PigMan Pey'j]] who accompanies you through the game.
* ''VideoGame/WarDogsRedsReturn'': The world of this game is populated by humanoid animal people who are apparently humans who turned to gene splicing to survive global warming.

* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'': Beast Boy, who has {{animorphi|sm}}c ShapeShifting. He has CuteLittleFangs, PointyEars, the messiest room in the T-Tower, and he can speak to animals (when he has transformed into that kind of animal). After accidentally turning into a huge werebeast in one episode, he suggested that he be called Beast Man, but [[DeadpanSnarker Raven]] told him to be serious.
* ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats1985'' has two prime examples: the felinoid, generally heroic Thunderians, and their more varied but [[AlwaysChaoticEvil decidedly less ethical]] arch-enemies, [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast the Mutants of Plun-Darr]].
* In ''WesternAnimation/Thundercats2011'', the title {{Cat|folk}}s and BigBad Mumm-Ra are the most HumanoidAliens of Third Earth's Animals.
* ''WesternAnimation/FlashGordon1979'': The shaggy, cave-dwelling Beast Men. Dr. Zarkov theorized that [[CardCarryingVillain Ming]] was deliberately keeping their civilization from advancing just because he enjoyed having a tribe of savages who would worship him.
* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'': "[[Recap/BatmanBeyondS2E3Splicers Splicers]]" involves the genesplicing arm of this trope (oddly enough as a popular fad among teens), ranging from AnimalEyes and noticeable horns, scales, fangs all the way to a [[HalfHumanHybrid humanoid chimera]] and [[BodyHorror repulsive mass of mixed-up flesh]].
* ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse'':
** The Gem Fusion Sugilite (formed when Garnet and Amethyst fuse) is a huge and muscular purple-skinned beastess with fangs, four arms and five eyes. She's articulate enough, but incredibly short-tempered, violent and uncontrollable, to the point that she refuses to break apart into Garnet and Amethyst again.
** Alexandrite is visually a mess, with a clashing color scheme, six arms, two faces, and barely enough focus to hold herself together for more than an hour or so. If she couldn't speak coherently, she'd basically be a {{kaiju}}!

* ''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies'':
** In one episode, evil fashion designer Helga Von Gugen turned a boatload of people into her "furlings" so she can kill them and make them into coats. She already did it to her lawyer.
** In the second episode of season 3, a four-armed ringleader turned the people into "feaks" to perform in his traveling carnival.
** In the second episode of season 6, a vet tried to turn every human on Earth into cat people.

* Myth/ClassicalMythology gave us a few old-school examples. A few of these were products of {{bestiality|IsDepraved}}, including [[OurCentaursAreDifferent centaurs]] in some versions and the [[OurMinotaursAreDifferent minotaur]] in all examples. But other examples appear to naturally bear animal features without any hybridisation, including FaunsAndSatyrs. Even going beyond the expected centaur and minotaur examples, at least one text discussing far off lands mention people breeding with all manner of beasts to produce half-human, half-beast beings.

** Blizzarians, a species of Rabbit Folk who love the snow, speak with [[CanadaEh Canadian accents]], have a passion for sports, and are altogether fun people with good hearts, who won't hesitate to step up to combat evil.

* ''Franchise/CthulhuMythos'' notably features [[Fish People fish-like Deep Ones]] as well as [[OurGhoulsAreCreepier ghouls]], which look like rubbery dog-people with hooves and scaly claws. Deep Ones have an advanced civilization which produces beautiful golden jewelry [[BreadEggsMilkSquick and worships world-ending]] [[EldritchAbomination Eldritch Abominations]]. Ghouls are a bit more feral, but they have their own language, can read human ones, and understand concepts like humor, art or military strategy.

* ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'': The Beast. He's sometimes less like this trope in [[Literature/BeautyAndTheBeast different adaptations]]. It's notable as one of the few versions where he's ''more'' beast than man, in both appearance and temperament, and doesn't resemble any animal in particular -- he's typically a generalized beast with a heavy frame, thick brown fur, a pronounced muzzle, claws, tusks and horns.

** In "Literature/ShadowsInTheMoonlight", an ape-man attacks the characters out of lust for Olivia.
** In "The Hyborian Age", the BackStory to Conan, ape men, snow-apes, etc are a major driving force in history.

* In the ''[[Literature/TheCrewOfTheCopperColoredCupids Copper-Colored Cupids]]'' story ''[[https://thecrewofthecoppercoloredcupids.wordpress.com/2022/01/01/the-end-of-the-homeworld/ The End of the Homeworld]]'', War, of the HorsemenOfTheApocalypse, is explicitly described as a "beast-man", looking like something "somewhere between a werewolf and a bear".

* ''WebOriginal/TheRake'': A furless dog-man... creature... designed to land smack in the middle of the UncannyValley. Oh, and he's started showing up in ''WebVideo/EverymanHYBRID''. As if Franchise/{{The Slender Man| Mythos}} wasn't enough for those guys to worry about!

** [[UpliftedAnimal Tony Tony Chopper's]] "human" and Monster forms. Despite eating the Human-Human fruit, Chopper is more "beast" than "man" in all of his forms.

** Tony Tony Chopper's Third and Monster forms.
** Most Zoan's man-beast forms count too, as do most Fishmen.

* ''WebOriginal/OrionsArm'' has many, many rianth/splice/[[UpliftedAnimal provolve]]/tweak/neogen/etc. clades that fit this trope. They run the gamut of all associated tropes, depending on the clade, subculture and personal attitude of the individual you're dealing with.

** Team Carnivore in "Pastoral" -- obvious products of LegoGenetics.

* ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'': Grace and her brothers, as a cadre of part-human-part-animal-part-alien chimeras.* ** Dan's AuthorAvatar is never seen in human form, instead appearing as an anhropomorphic squirrel creature of varying gender.

* ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'': Grace and her brothers, as a cadre of part-human-part-animal-part-alien chimeras.

* In ''Webcomic/ElGoonishShive'', Dan's AuthorAvatar is never seen in human form, instead appearing as an anthropomorphic squirrel creature of varying gender.

* ''TabletopGame/TheChroniclesOfAeres'' has both the DraconicHumanoid races of kobolds and draconvir, and the "Wilderkind"; a collective term that refers to 10 different races of humanoid animals created from [[{{animorphism}} transformed humans]] and {{Uplifted Animal}}s. The specific races of Wilderkind are: Bjornvir ([[UrsineAliens bearfolk]]), Ekornvir (squirrelfolk), Grevinvir (badgerkin), Kaeninvir (rabbitfolk), Klovir ({{catfolk}} - specifially wildcats), Mustvir (weaselfolk and otterfolk), Raevir (foxfolk), Rattevir ([[RatMen ratfolk]]), Ravenvir ([[BirdPeople ravenfolk]]) and Ulvir ([[WolfMan wolfkin]]). In-game, most wilderkind are mechanically sorted into one of two races, with only the rattevir and ravenvir having distinct mechanical profiles. The bjornvir, grevinvir and ulvir are lumped together as ''Stalwart Wilderkind'' and ekornvir, kaeninvir, klovir, mustvir, and raevir are grouped together as ''Fleet-Foot Wilderkind''.

*** Calibans are humans mutated by curses into various monstrous forms. While they usually look like hideously misshapen humans, many fuse human forms with animal characteristics such as coarse hair, animal heads, claws or tusks. For instance, one supplement features a caliban born with the head of a tiger who was abandoned in the forest of a [[FantasyCounterpartCulture Japanese-style]] domain and [[RaisedByWolves found and raised by]] ''kami'' animal-spirits.

* ''Manga/SazanEyes'': Hong Niang normally is an extremely adorable little girl with feral ears and a wolfish tail, but she can transform into Lang Bao Bao, a towering, four-armed beast-woman partly covered in fur who can still display BoobsOfSteel and a good-looking face with long black hair.

*** Supervillainess Orca is [[UnscaledMerfolk a mix between a whale and a woman]]. She has a large, muscular, and imposing frame, as well as [[BoobsOfSteel the largest chest of any female in Batman's rogues' gallery]].

** Junapur is a big, imposing and strong beast woman with (four) BoobsOfSteel.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{ThunderCats|1985}}'' has two prime examples: the felinoid, generally heroic Thunderians, and their more varied but [[AlwaysChaoticEvil decidedly less ethical]] arch-enemies, [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast the Mutants of Plun-Darr]].
* In ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats2011'', the title {{Cat|folk}}s and BigBad Mumm-Ra are the most HumanoidAliens of Third Earth's Animals.

* ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBeyond'': One episode invokes the genesplicing arm of this trope, oddly enough as a popular fad among teens ranging from AnimalEyes and noticeable horns, scales, fangs all the way to a [[HalfHumanHybrid humanoid chimera]] and [[BodyHorror repulsive mass of mixed up flesh]].

* ''Franchise/MortalKombat'': Reptile is a interesting example as he is a reptilian humanoid (hence the name). He is supposedly the [[LastOfHisKind last of the Saurian race]] until Khameleon was revealed in VideoGame/MortalKombat3, but as of the reboot to the series in VideoGame/MortalKombat9, he's back to being the only Saurian.