History Main / TooManyMouths

* ''ComicBook/TheSandman'':

* Choir, an obscure student at the [[ComicBook/XMen Xavier School]], has a ring of mouths around her neck that enable her to throw her voice.

* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'': In "Fear, Itself", the monster [[spoiler:that Raven created with her mind]] has mouths ''all over its body.''

* On ''WesternAnimation/BuzzLightyearOfStarCommand'', the president of the galaxy has two mouths, one atop the other. Her whole race has this trait, but she's the most frequently seen.
* Gilda Gossip, a gossipy alien in ''WesternAnimation/GalaxyHigh'', voiced by Creator/NancyCartwright, had multiple mouths growing out of antennae on her head.
* In ''[[WesternAnimation/HerculesTheAnimatedSeries Hercules: The Animated Series]]'', there several monsters that have more than one head. One of which is the Hydra, which appears in the movie. The three heads even have a conversation at one point.

* Daolon Wong from ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'' gains round, {{Lamprey Mouth}}s on his palms whenever he starts chanting to absorb Chi.

[[caption-width-right:350: A dentist's worst nightmare]]

* ''Manga/JujutsuKaisen'': [[GreaterScopeVillain Ryomen Sukuna]], [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast the King of Curses]], incarnates into Yuji when Yuji eats one of [[SealedEvilInACan his cursed fingers containing a fragment of his power]]. He often manifests as a mouth on Yuji's hand or face to either taunt him or eat a finger.

* Coral colonies can either be regarded as ConjoinedTwins taken UpToEleven, or a single vast, gestalt organism with TooManyMouths.

* ''Literature/TheScholomance'': The maw-mouth BlobMonster is covered with the stolen [[EyesDoNotBelongThere eyes]] and mouths of everyone it's consumed. Worse, the victims might still [[AndIMustScream be self-aware]]; when El fights it, she gets the feeling that the mouths are trying to speak to her.

* Several of the bosses in ''VideoGame/SaGa3'' have extra mouths, with the most excessive example being Guha who's nothing but mouths.

* In Ramsay Campbell's ''Franchise/CthulhuMythos'' stories, when the Great Old One Y'golonac ([[RunningGag You Fool]]! You've [[SpeakOfTheDevil doomed us all]]!) possesses a human body, the body has mouths in its palms.
* In ''Literature/TurnCoat'', the horde of demonic entities conjured up by Binder appear roughly human-like, but have mouths in both palms that drool disgusting, caustic saliva.
* Darren Shan's ''Literature/TheDemonata'' has Artery, one of Lord Loss's familiar demons, who has mouths in his palms, with very sharp teeth in them.
* In Creator/WayneBarlowe's ''Literature/{{Expedition}}'', the gigantic creatures called sea striders have mouths in the bottoms of their feet, allowing them to gulp down mouthfuls of the Amoebic Sea just by walking about.
* Betelgeusians in the Literature/StarTrekNovelVerse have two mouths; a beak-like one for speaking with, and a toothy one for eating with. As might be apparent from the description, they're not intended to be frightening or disgusting, just alien.
* The harum-sacrum of the ''Literature/GreatShip'' universe have two mouths, one on top of the other. One is connected to their lungs and is used for breathing and talking, while the other links to the digestive system. They aren't particularly evil, but do have a reputation for believing in [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking might makes right]].

* In ''Literature/{{Tasakeru}}'', [[TheUndead Stalker]] [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast "the Soulsnatcher"]] has a mouth on his palm that he uses to [[YourSoulIsMine extract the souls of his victims]].

* In the original ''Series/{{Battlestar Galactica|1978}}'' PilotMovie, there was a female singing group, each of whose members had four eyes and two mouths (and apparently they could each sing two different notes).

* The Japanese {{Youkai}} Futaguchi Onna (two-mouthed woman) appears as a normal woman with a huge, constantly hungry mouth on the back of her head. Usually, the normal mouth rarely eats, while the other one often gorges itself on anything in sight and can use the hair as tentacles.

* ''Manga/JujutsuKaizen'': Ryomen Sukuna, the King of Curses, incarnates into Yuji when Yuji eats one of his cursed fingers containing a fragment of his power. He often manifests as a mouth on Yuji's hand or face to either taunt him or eat a finger.

* In ''Literature/{{Tasakeru}}'', [[TheUndead Stalker]] [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast "the Soulsnatcher"]] has a mouth on his palm that he uses to [[YourSoulIsMine extract the souls of his victims]]. [[spoiler:Drake (and presumably other [[OurVampiresAreDifferent sanguivores]]) have fanged {{Lamprey Mouth}}s on their fingertips for feeding on blood.]]

** ''Dreamlands''. The Maws of Pandemonium spell caused the victim's body to sprout a red-lipped mouth that gibbered and moaned as it drained the victim's magic points. When the victim became unconscious, the mouth fell silent, but started howling again two to 12 hours later.

A SuperTrope to BellyMouth, VaginaDentata, NestedMouths. SubTrope to MonsterMouth. Compare TwoFaced and MultipleHeadCase, contrast NoMouth.

A SuperTrope to BellyMouth, VaginaDentata, NestedMouths. SubTrope to MonsterMouth. Compare TwoFaced, contrast NoMouth.

A SuperTrope to BellyMouth, VaginaDentata, NestedMouths. Compare TwoFaced, contrast NoMouth.

A SuperTrope to BellyMouth, VaginaDentata, NestedMouths. Compare TwoFaced, contrast NoMouth. SubTrope to MonsterMouth.

A SuperTrope to BellyMouth, VaginaDentata, NestedMouths. Compare TwoFaced, contrast NoMouth.

* Betelgeusians in the Franchise/StarTrekNovelVerse have two mouths; a beak-like one for speaking with, and a toothy one for eating with. As might be apparent from the description, they're not intended to be frightening or disgusting, just alien.