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* ''Literature/DarkGods'': What the titular "Black Man with a Horn" is implied to be. "He" moves amongst groups of walking catfish, "he" leaves behind vaguely fin-shaped footprints, people tend to describe him as a "black man" (walking catfish have black skin) wearing a snorkel or a gasmask, implying some kind of kindship. One would think that "he" has a humanoid shape would make "him" a {{Fish Pe|ople}}rson, but the implication that "he" is really some kind of PuppeteerParasite means that [[WellThisIsNotThatTrope this (probably) isn't the case]].
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Pronty}}'', almost all the enemies and a large number of bosses are fish-themed, and looks absolutely deformed with the large amounts of bionic implants embedded all over their flesh. Including the Rakshaha, Lamina, Chattertooth (both Silver and Gold), Mother Whale, and the like.
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* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'' has [[SeaSerpents the Wyrm]] from the Sundering Seas. Despite its name, it doesn't have anything serpentine in its nature, and is more an amalgamation of different species of fishes. Nevertheless, the Wyrm is a giant and aggressive sea creature which is infamous for its habit of attacking ships viciously.
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See also SwordfishSabre, which can be wielded by fish or man, and SeaMonster. Compare FeatheredFiend ("general" evil bird trope), NeverSmileAtACrocodile, DeviousDolphins, MonstrousSeal, MonsterWhale, WilyWalrus, GiantEnemyCrab and TentacledTerror for scary non-fish aquatic animals.

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See also SwordfishSabre, which can be wielded by fish or man, and SeaMonster. Compare FeatheredFiend ("general" evil bird trope), NeverSmileAtACrocodile, DeviousDolphins, MonstrousSeal, MonsterWhale, WilyWalrus, GiantEnemyCrab GiantEnemyCrab, SeaSerpents and TentacledTerror for scary non-fish aquatic animals.
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* ''Literature/JamesBond'': Bond seems to keep running into barracudas that are out to get him in specific whenever his adventures bring him in contact in the ocean.
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* Music/{{Koronba}}: In "Kuromaguro ga Tonde Kuru", the singer (Koronba 4gou) is killed by flying bluefin tuna and the spikes of yellowfin tuna.
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* ''VideoGame/EasternExorcist'' has a Fish Demon monster larger than boats as a boss you fight on a bridge, who leaps in and out the water trying to chomp on you. It's invincible while attacking, but in it's attempt at pouncing the FIsh Demon occasionally strands itself on the bridge, allowing you a few hits. Repeat until it's dead.
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* ''Fanfic/TheFlightOfTheAlicorn'': The waters of the Impassable Lands teem with "jagugars", carnivorous fish three times a pony's length that will devour anything that falls into the water with them.

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* ''Fanfic/TheFlightOfTheAlicorn'': The waters rivers and swamps of the Impassable Impenetrable Lands teem with "jagugars", carnivorous fish three times a pony's length that will devour anything that falls into the water with them.

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* In ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'' story ''ComicBook/TheDeathOfLuthor'', Jerro tells Kara the story of a sea monster which attacked Atlantis long ago. Said monster looked like a ''Megalodon''-sized cross between a catfish, an anglerfish and a dolphinfish.

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* ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'': In ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'' story ''ComicBook/TheDeathOfLuthor'', Jerro tells Kara the story of a sea monster which attacked Atlantis long ago. Said monster looked like a ''Megalodon''-sized cross between a catfish, an anglerfish and a dolphinfish.



* Amongst the animals rescued for the titular park in ''Fanfic/PrehistoricEarth'' are the carnivorous prehistoric fish ''Hyneria'' and ''Dunkleosteus'', all of which prove to be understandably dangerous creatures for the rescue team to deal with in their efforts at getting them brought to the park.

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* ''Fanfic/TheFlightOfTheAlicorn'': The waters of the Impassable Lands teem with "jagugars", carnivorous fish three times a pony's length that will devour anything that falls into the water with them.
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Amongst the animals rescued for the titular park in ''Fanfic/PrehistoricEarth'' are the carnivorous prehistoric fish ''Hyneria'' and ''Dunkleosteus'', all of which prove to be understandably dangerous creatures for the rescue team to deal with in their efforts at getting them brought to the park.
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* ''VideoGame/FroggersJourneyTheForgottenRelic'': The Leviathan is a giant fish living in the River that sends a huge rainstorm to Kabohti after Frogger unwittingly steals the Crest of Poseidon for Mohan. Frogger has to go defeat it in a boss fight in order to stop the storm.
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** Believe it or not, the fossil Pokemon Dracovish and Arctovish. They are [[MixAndMatchCritter chimeras]] with a cartoon Dunkleosteus head on a stegosaur and plesiosaur body respectively, and their powerful signature move Fishious Rend, which doubles in power if they go second or if the opponent switches, reflects the real-life Dunkleosteus's notorious bite force. Dracovish even gets the Strong Jaw ability to make its Fishious Rend even more powerful, to the point of competitive notoriety.

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** Believe it or not, the fossil Pokemon Dracovish and Arctovish. They are [[MixAndMatchCritter chimeras]] with a cartoon Dunkleosteus head on a stegosaur and plesiosaur body respectively, and their powerful signature move Fishious Rend, which doubles in power if they go second first or if the opponent switches, reflects the real-life Dunkleosteus's notorious bite force. Dracovish even gets the Strong Jaw ability to make its Fishious Rend even more powerful, to the point of competitive notoriety.
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* ''Series/PrehistoricPlanet'' Season 2 has a section in the episode "Oceans" featuring ''Xiphactinus'', a fish the size of a modern great white with an appetite to match. They start off attacking a bait ball being harassed by a flock of ''Hesperonis'' before deciding the ''Hesperonis'' are better prey, and when the birds fail to satisfy they [[MonstrousCannibalism turn on and kill some of the weaker]] ''[[MonstrousCannibalism Xiphactinus]]''.
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* ''Literature/{{Lensman}}'' features the Fishes of the Greater Deep; an intelligent, technology-using species against which the amphibian Nevians, themselves humanity's adversary for the duration of the novel, are fighting an ongoing war. Costigan and his fellows tangle with them briefly, but mostly as a consequence of being caught in the middle.

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* ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'': Cheep Cheeps are the basic underwater enemies throughout the franchise, looking like round red fishes with feathered pectoral fins and a yellow mowhawk-like dorsal fins.. They have many, ''many'' subspecies and some individuals acted as bosses in the series, like Cheepskipper in ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros1'' and the Big Cheep Cheep in ''VideoGame/PaperMarioStickerStar''.

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Cheep Cheeps are the basic underwater enemies throughout the franchise, looking like round red fishes with feathered pectoral fins and a yellow mowhawk-like dorsal fins.. They have many, ''many'' subspecies and some individuals acted as bosses in the series, like Cheepskipper in ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros1'' and the Big Cheep Cheep in ''VideoGame/PaperMarioStickerStar''.''VideoGame/PaperMarioStickerStar''.
** ''VideoGame/MarioParty10'': The first boss minigame of Whimsical Waters is Mega Cheep Chomp's Shell Shock, which features a giant Cheep Chomp. The Cheep Chomp will face a player selected at random, and each player is given three green Koopa shells to fire at the Cheep Chomp to damage it within a time limit. However, every time the Cheep Chomp is hit, it will turn clockwise to face the next player, and once time runs out, whichever player it is facing will get attacked and lose points, so players must choose if they want to save their shells so as to avoid being the unlucky victim. After this, the cycle repeats until the Cheep Chomp's health is reduced to zero.
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* ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'': Cheep Cheeps are the basic underwater enemies throughout the franchise, looking like round red fishes with feathered pectoral fins and a yellow mowhawk-like dorsal fins.. They have many, ''many'' subspecies and some individuals acted as bosses in the series, like Cheepskipper in ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros'' and the Big Cheep Cheep in ''VideoGame/PaperMarioStickerStar''.

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* ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros'': Cheep Cheeps are the basic underwater enemies throughout the franchise, looking like round red fishes with feathered pectoral fins and a yellow mowhawk-like dorsal fins.. They have many, ''many'' subspecies and some individuals acted as bosses in the series, like Cheepskipper in ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros'' ''VideoGame/NewSuperMarioBros1'' and the Big Cheep Cheep in ''VideoGame/PaperMarioStickerStar''.



** ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' has the Feyesh, an enemy in ''The Subspace Emissary'' mode that is a goldfish with a giant, single eye for a head and electric tentacles.

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** ''Super Smash Bros. Brawl'' ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrosBrawl'' has the Feyesh, an enemy in ''The Subspace Emissary'' mode that is a goldfish with a giant, single eye for a head and electric tentacles.
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* In ''Film/DungeonsAndDragonsHonorAmongThieves'', Xenk the paladin's introductory scene has him retrieving a tabaxi kitten alive from the gullet of a tremendous fish and returning the child to its parent.
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** Gyarados is a ferocious, long-bodied fish so powerful that it can level cities, and is renowned for its extremely bad temper. ''Gold/Silver/Crystal'' features a Red Gyarados (most are blue) rampaging in the aptly-named Lake of Rage. In the game a red Gyarardos evolves from a golden Magikarp.

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** Gyarados is a ferocious, long-bodied fish so powerful that it can level cities, and is renowned for its extremely bad temper. ''Gold/Silver/Crystal'' features a Red Gyarados (most are blue) rampaging in the aptly-named Lake of Rage. In the game game, a red Gyarardos evolves from a golden Magikarp.
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* ''Fanfic/PrehistoricParkReimagined'': Many of the larger carnivorous prehistoric fish encountered prove understandably dangerous animals over the course of the rescue team's (thankfully successful) efforts at rescuing them for the titular zoo. In particular, [[TheLeader Drew]] is very nearly killed (or at least [[AnArmAndALeg maimed]]) by a four member school of dunkleosteus, [[TheSmartGuy Leon]] very narrowly avoids getting his arm bitten off by an onychodus, and [[TheChick Alice]] is forced to very hurriedly flee from an incoming hungry eusthenodon that proceeds to very briefly try to continue chasing her, Drew, and [[TheBigGuy Adrian]] on land before having to return to the water. And while the [[PiranhaProblem megapiranha]], [[PikePeril prehistoric lepisosteus]], and several smaller prehistoric sharks prove not quite as immediately dangerous on their initial encounters, they are nonetheless creatures that are treated carefully by the rescue team and park staff.

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* ''Fanfic/PrehistoricParkReimagined'': Many of the larger carnivorous prehistoric fish encountered prove understandably dangerous animals over the course of the rescue team's (thankfully successful) efforts at rescuing them for the titular zoo. In particular, [[TheLeader Drew]] is very nearly killed (or at least [[AnArmAndALeg maimed]]) by a four member school of dunkleosteus, [[TheSmartGuy Leon]] very narrowly avoids getting his arm bitten off by an onychodus, and [[TheChick [[TheHeart Alice]] is forced to very hurriedly flee from an incoming hungry eusthenodon that proceeds to very briefly try to continue chasing her, Drew, and [[TheBigGuy Adrian]] on land before having to return to the water. And while the [[PiranhaProblem megapiranha]], [[PikePeril prehistoric lepisosteus]], and several smaller prehistoric sharks prove not quite as immediately dangerous on their initial encounters, they are nonetheless creatures that are treated carefully by the rescue team and park staff.
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** Chi-Yu is a Legendary Pokémon that takes the form of a goldfish made out of lava with jade beads surrounding its eyes. Don't let its adorable appearance fool you as it is in fact an ancient evil born out of raw envy that melts everything it can come across into lava. It is also an incredibly strong Pokémon with a monstrous Special Attack further boosted by its ability that reduces the Special Defense of all the surrounding Pokémon.

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** Chi-Yu is a Legendary Pokémon that takes the form of a small goldfish made out of lava with jade beads surrounding its eyes. Don't let its adorable appearance fool you as it is in fact an ancient evil born out of raw envy that melts everything it can come across into lava. It is also an incredibly strong Pokémon with a monstrous Special Attack further boosted by its ability that reduces the Special Defense of all the surrounding Pokémon.

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