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* TokyoAkazukin, being a {{Gorn}}- and [[{{Lolicon}} Pedo-tastic]] rendition, features the [[HumanoidAbomination titular character]] searching for "Mr. Wolf" to devour her whole. [[spoiler: The wolf in question turns out to be her son, who has been incarnated as an orphan boy named [[MeaningfulName Lupo]]. Prior to awakening, he has begun to have {{Erotic Dream}}s about his role in bringing about the apocalypse. [[ParentalIncest And his mother]].]]

* It shows up in {{Charmed}}, and is defeated when it swallows Piper whole, only for her to blow it up from the inside with her powers.

*** The Big Bad Wolf also sides with Bugs Bunny in ''The Windblown Hare'' after Bugs realizes that the Three Pigs conned him into buying the straw and stick houses before the wolf came by.

* Max Cady repeatedly refers to himself as "the Big Bad Wolf" in the remake of ''Film/CapeFear.'' This actually holds [[AllGirlsWantBadBoys some appeal]] for Sam Bowden's teenage daughter.

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* In ''Literature/TheSistersGrimm'', the Big Bad Wolf is [[spoiler: Mr. Canis]]. He has actually become a good friend with the three little pigs and apparently the story of little red riding hood is very different, [[spoiler: the one that everyone knows is a lie that the woodsman made up to make himself famous while Mr. Canis lost all his memories in the incident.]]

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* In ''{{Series/Grimm}}'', the actual creatures who inspired the Big Bad Wolf legends are the Blutbaden, who are basically [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent werewolves by a different name]].
* ''[[{{Series/OnceUponATime}} Once Upon A Time]]'' reveals that [[spoiler: LittleRedRidingHood herself is actually the storied wolf. Her red cape is what keeps her wolf form at bay.]]

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* In ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'' our Big Bad Wolf character is Count Tarrorviene. He seeks the blood of a younger vampire in order to release him from the trappings of his victorian blood machine.

** [[FlatWhat What.]]

* In ''TheSistersGrimm'', the Big Bad Wolf is [[spoiler: Mr. Canis]]. He has actually become a good friend with the three little pigs and apparently the story of little red riding hood is very different, [[spoiler: the one that everyone knows is a lie that the woodsman made up to make himself famous while Mr. Canis lost all his memories in the incident.]]

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* In {{Supernatural}}, when a ghost is making a town re-enact fairy tales (not as cutesy as it sounds, this is ''Supernatural'', after all), a young man with a Wile E Coyote tatoo gets [[MindControl hypnotised]] into being the Big Bad Wolf. He attacks three overweight builder brothers, killing two and injuring one (the Three Little Pigs), then murders an old lady and abducts her granddaughter (Little Red Riding Hood). [[spoiler: He's freed from control as Sam stops the ghost, just as Dean, acting out the part of the huntsman, is about to kill him.]]

* In ''{{Webcomic/Annyseed}}'' our Big Bad Wolf character is Count Tarrorviene. He seeks the blood of a younger vampire in order to release him from the trappings of his blood machine.

* Disney has one version who is pathetic and always fails to get the three little pigs. His son, who is friends with the pigs, is ashamed of him.

** Tex Avery's first MGM cartoon ''[[WartimeCartoon Blitz Wolf]]'' cast the Big Bad Wolf in the role of Hitler. He also pit a BBW against a baby pig(modeled after Red Skelton's "Mean Widdle Kid" character) in ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K50DVM1tgrQ One Ham's Family]]''.

* In ''EverAfter'', The Big Bad Wolf appears to be something similar to the ''{{Promethea}}'' one — a formless monster of pure fear, which may or may not exist mainly inside the head of the hopelessly-insane Red Riding Hood. ''Ever After'' has more-or-less stalled, but Big Bad and his pet [[ChainsawGood chainsaw-wielding]] crazygirl have also put in a fairly major appearance in the still-progressing ''SugarBits''.

* In TheSistersGrim the big bad wolf is [[spoiler: Mr. Canis]]. He has actually become a good friend with the three little pigs and apparently the story of little red riding hood is very different, [[spoiler: the one that everyone knows is a lie that the woodsman made up to make himself famous while Mr. Canis lost all his memories in the incident.]]

* In TheSistersGrim the big bad wolf is [[spoiler: Mr. Canis]]. He has actually become a good friend with the three little pigs and apparently the story of little red riding hood is very different, [[spoiler: the one that everyone knows is a lie that the woodsman made up to make himself famous while Mr. Canis lost all his memories in the indecent.]]

* In ''EverAfter'', The Big Bad Wolf appears to be something similar to the ''{{Promethea}}'' one — a formless monster of pure fear, which may or may not exist mainly inside the head of the hopelessly-insane Red Riding Hood. ''Ever After'' has more-or-less stalled, but Big Bad and his pet [[ChainsawGood chainsaw-wielding]] crazygirl have also put in a fairly major appearance in the still-progressing ''SugarBits''.

* TokyoAkazukin, being a {{Gorn}}- and [[{{Lolicon}} Pedo-tastic]] rendition, features the [[HumanoidAbomination titular character]] searching for "Mr. Wolf" to devour her whole. [[spoiler: The wolf in question turns out to be her son, who has been incarnated as an orphan boy named [[MeaninfulName Lupo]]. Prior to awakening, he has begun to have {{Erotic Dream}}s about his role in bringing about the apocalypse. [[ParentalIncest And his mother]].]]

* In ''EverAfter'', The Big Bad Wolf appears to be something similar to the ''{{Promethea}}'' one — a formless monster of pure fear, which may or may not exist mainly inside the head of the hopelessly-insane Red Riding Hood. ''Ever After'' has more-or-less stalled, but Big Bad and his pet [[ChainsawGood chainsaw-wielding]] crazygirl have also put in a fairly major appearance in the still-progressing ''SugarBits''.

* The TexAvery character Wolfie, who made his debut in "RedHotRidingHood", is either TheLeisureSuitLarry lusting after Red, or being chased by Droopy.
** Avery created another interpretation of the character for ''Three Little Pups'' in the '50s: a slow-witted, deadpan bungler with a Southern drawl.

* In {{Supernatural}}, when a ghost is making a town re-enact fairy tales (not as cutesy as it sounds, this is ''Supernatural'', after all), a young man with a Wile E Coyote tatoo gets [[MindControl hypnotised]] into being the Big Bad Wolf. He attacks three overweight builder brothers, killing two and injuring one (the Three Little Pigs), then murders an old lady and abdupts her granddaughter (Little Red Riding Hood). [[spoiler: He's freed from control as Sam stops the ghost, just as Dean, acting out the part of the huntsman, is about to kill him.]]

Not just any BigBadassWolf, but THE Big Bad Wolf. The one with the three little pigs, or LittleRedRidingHood, or both.

* ''The Three Little Pigs'' has the Big Bad Wolf.

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* He's a character in the ''{{Shrek}}'' movies, still wearing Red Riding Hood's Grandmother's nightgown and bonnet.