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** Shan Yu from ''WesternAnimation/{{Mulan}}'' towers over all the heroes, except for Chien Po.
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** Shan Yu from ''WesternAnimation/{{Mulan}}'' towers over all the heroes, except for [[GentleGiant Chien Po.Po]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/CloudyWithAChanceOfMeatballs'', Mayor Susan Shelbourne became this after he ate '''a ton''' of food that came out from the FLDSMDFR[[labelnote:*]]Stands for [[SesquipedalianLoquaciousness "Flint Lockwood Diatonic Super Mutating Dynamic Food Replicatior."]][[/labelnote]], to which he didn't realize that it's causing a ''massive'' [[ObliviouslyEvil global disaster]] from his excessive hunger, but he also didn't care if that affects anyone else's lives but his own self (especially considering that he's ''already'' playing stuff dirty beforehand).
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* In ''WesternAnimation/CloudyWithAChanceOfMeatballs'', Mayor Susan Shelbourne became this after he ate '''a ton''' '''[[VillainousGlutton a ton]]''' of food that came out from the FLDSMDFR[[labelnote:*]]Stands for [[SesquipedalianLoquaciousness "Flint Lockwood Diatonic Super Mutating Dynamic Food Replicatior."]][[/labelnote]], to which he didn't realize that it's causing a ''massive'' [[ObliviouslyEvil global disaster]] from his excessive hunger, but he also didn't care if that affects anyone else's lives but his own self (especially considering that he's ''already'' playing stuff dirty beforehand).
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** In ''WesternAnimation/{{Tarzan}}'', among the movie's four main human characters, [[spoiler:Clayton stands as being taller than the titular character himself, Professor Archimedes Q. Porter and his daughter Jane, and is undoubtedly [[TokenEvilTeammate the most savage among them]], as well.]]
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** In ''WesternAnimation/{{Tarzan}}'', among the movie's four main human characters, [[spoiler:Clayton stands as being taller than the titular character himself, Professor Archimedes Q. Porter and his daughter Jane, and is undoubtedly [[TokenEvilTeammate the most savage among of them]], as well.]]
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** In ''WesternAnimation/{{Tarzan}}'', among the movie's four main human characters, [[spoiler:Clayton's the tallest among them when compared to the titular character himself, Professor Archimedes Q. Porter and his daughter Jane, and is undoubtedly [[TokenEvilTeammate the most savage among them]], as well.]]
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** In ''WesternAnimation/{{Tarzan}}'', among the movie's four main human characters, [[spoiler:Clayton's the tallest among them when compared to [[spoiler:Clayton stands as being taller than the titular character himself, Professor Archimedes Q. Porter and his daughter Jane, and is undoubtedly [[TokenEvilTeammate the most savage among them]], as well.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/HeyArnoldTheMovie'': [[spoiler:Alphonse Perrier du von Scheck, the CEO of Future Tech Industries who is significantly bigger than the majority of the other characters (including Arnold, Gerald, and Helga), plans to demolish the show's primary neighborhood setting, which is located within Hillwood, Washington State, in retaliation to the Tomato Incident that caused the overall humiliation of his ancestors.]]
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* In ''WesternAnimation/CloudyWithAChanceOfMeatballs'', Mayor Susan Shelbourne became this after he ate '''a ton''' of food that came out from the FLDSMDFR[[labelnote:*]]Stands for [[SesquipedalianLoquaciousness "Flint Lockwood Diatonic Super Mutating Dynamic Food Replicatior."]][[/labelnote]], to which he didn't realize that it's causing a ''massive'' [[ObliviouslyEvil global disaster]] from his excessive hunger, but he also didn't care if that affects anyone else's lives but his own self (especially considering that he's ''already'' playing stuff dirty beforehand).
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* ComicBook/{{Spawn}} also has much larger enemies like Violator,Malebolgia,Urizen,Tremor,Omega Spawn,and Behemoth.
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* ComicBook/{{Spawn}} also has much larger enemies like Violator,Malebolgia,Urizen,Tremor,Omega Spawn,and Violator, Malebolgia, Urizen, Tremor, Omega Spawn, and Behemoth.
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The most possible GoodCounterpart of this trope is GentleGiant (in which certain physically big characters tend to have very big hearts).
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': Venom, as an EvilCounterpart to the web-slinger, looks like a bigger, muscular and monstrous version of him.
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** ComicBook/{{Venom}}, as an EvilCounterpart to the web-slinger, looks like a bigger, muscular and monstrous version ofhim.him.
** {{Subverted|Trope}} with ComicBook/{{Carnage}}, who became Venom's own Evil Counterpart after the latter's [[CharacterizationMarchesOn characterization shifted]] to be more of a AntiHeroSubstitute, and is generally portrayed as being a lean and mean LightningBruiser. While he can still be drawn as pretty buff DependingOnTheArtist, it's never to the level of Venom, who is musclebound even in his civilian identity.
** ComicBook/{{Venom}}, as an EvilCounterpart to the web-slinger, looks like a bigger, muscular and monstrous version of
** {{Subverted|Trope}} with ComicBook/{{Carnage}}, who became Venom's own Evil Counterpart after the latter's [[CharacterizationMarchesOn characterization shifted]] to be more of a AntiHeroSubstitute, and is generally portrayed as being a lean and mean LightningBruiser. While he can still be drawn as pretty buff DependingOnTheArtist, it's never to the level of Venom, who is musclebound even in his civilian identity.
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': Venom, as an EvilCounterpart to the web-slinger, looks like a much bigger and muscular version of him.
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': Venom, as an EvilCounterpart to the web-slinger, looks like a much bigger and bigger, muscular and monstrous version of him.
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** The BigBad Makuta is larger than the heroes in most of his appearances, being a Titan-class set in his first toy form. As "Ultimate Dume", he is one of the tallest sets, absolutely eclipsing the Toa Metru in height. As "Maxilos" in the Pit, he towers over the Toa Mahri. The final form he takes pushes this trope to the absolute limit, being [[spoiler:the HumongousMecha body of Mata Nui himself, which contains the entire world of the characters'. It's even bigger than the similarly giant prototype robot form that BigGood Mata Nui takes on in TheFinalBattle, to drive the point home]].
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** The BigBad Makuta is larger than the heroes in most of his appearances, being a Titan-class set in his first toy form. As "Ultimate Dume", he is one of the tallest sets, absolutely eclipsing the Toa Metru in height. As "Maxilos" in the Pit, he towers over the Toa Mahri. The final form he takes pushes this trope to the absolute limit, being [[spoiler:the HumongousMecha body of Mata Nui himself, which contains the entire world of the characters'. It's even bigger than the similarly giant similarly-giant prototype robot form that BigGood Mata Nui takes on in TheFinalBattle, to drive the point home]].
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* ''Series/TheNightAgent'': Gordon Wick, a billionaire military contractor who is one of the series' villains, is 6'3'' and towers over the rest of the conspiracy members, let alone basically the entire cast.
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* The ''Anime/BraveSeries'' has notably used it for over ''half'' of their installments, particularly since said installments were one of the few with toys of the villains, though all of them have had a MonsterOfTheWeek that fits the description.
** While the BigBad of ''Anime/BraveExkaiser'', Dino Geist, constantly fluctuates his size DependingOnTheArtist, a constant factor is that he is ''always'' depicted as ''freaking gigantic''. His jet mode alone is larger than a large ''cruise ship'', and in robot mode, the head heights of his underlings, who already stand at least three stories high, are either under his knees or ''above his ankles'', and he's easily twice as tall as the heroes in their combined form. In fact, the only one who comes ''close'' to matching his height is ''Great'' Exkaiser, and even then the scaling is rarely ''that'' consistent.
** Another example is Draias from ''Anime/TheBraveFighterOfSunFighbird'', also the BigBad of his own series. His component dark beasts alone are the size of the heroes' combined forms, but in his default robot form, he easily towers at least ''twice'' their height. Much like Dino Geist before him, the only one coming ''close'' to matching Draias in height is ''Great'' Fighbird, though that scaling goes out the window after Draias achieves his almost ''country-sized'' "Organic Draias" form.
** ''Anime/TheBraveFighterOfLegendDaGarn'' instead has a downplayed version; the Red Geist mecha used by DiscOneFinalBoss Redlone. While not as titanic as either Dino Geist or Draias, the Red Geist is still at least three heads taller than the heroes' combined mecha, only being matched in head height by Great Da-Garn GX.
** ''Anime/TheBraveExpressMightGaine'' has two similar examples to Red Geist above, except that these are instead piloted by TheRival. The first is Hiryu, which matches Might Gaine, the tallest of the Brave Express Team's combiners. The second is Goryu, who instead matches the taller ''Great'' Might Gaine. The one who plays this the straightest however is the series' ''true'' BigBad, who is at least the size of the team's HQ.
** ''Anime/TheBraveOfGoldGoldran'' starts out with Zazorigun, large transforming scorpion that serves as the DiscOneFinalBoss[='s=] main ''fortress'' and is accordingly the size of a modestly-sized apartment complex, with the heroes' mecha no bigger than it's ''eyes''. The second one is Deathgarrygun, who is several times as large as Zazorigun in both incarnations; Deathgarrygun in its original default configuration is around the size of the ''Mt. Fuji mountain range'', while the second variation formed from combining ''several'' of them results in a behemoth the size of ''mainland Japan''. Both of these are ''grossly oversized'' when compared to the toy scaling, as the actual toy for Deathgarrygun is a head ''shorter'' than the Goldran toy.
** The King of Braves ''Anime/GaoGaiGar'' has had two examples both in the original series and it's anniversary OVA followup; the first was the origianl series' second-to-last FinalBoss, the Z Master, which was at least the size of a continent. The second was Pisa Sol from the OVA, who was the size of the ''entire SUN''.
** While the BigBad of ''Anime/BraveExkaiser'', Dino Geist, constantly fluctuates his size DependingOnTheArtist, a constant factor is that he is ''always'' depicted as ''freaking gigantic''. His jet mode alone is larger than a large ''cruise ship'', and in robot mode, the head heights of his underlings, who already stand at least three stories high, are either under his knees or ''above his ankles'', and he's easily twice as tall as the heroes in their combined form. In fact, the only one who comes ''close'' to matching his height is ''Great'' Exkaiser, and even then the scaling is rarely ''that'' consistent.
** Another example is Draias from ''Anime/TheBraveFighterOfSunFighbird'', also the BigBad of his own series. His component dark beasts alone are the size of the heroes' combined forms, but in his default robot form, he easily towers at least ''twice'' their height. Much like Dino Geist before him, the only one coming ''close'' to matching Draias in height is ''Great'' Fighbird, though that scaling goes out the window after Draias achieves his almost ''country-sized'' "Organic Draias" form.
** ''Anime/TheBraveFighterOfLegendDaGarn'' instead has a downplayed version; the Red Geist mecha used by DiscOneFinalBoss Redlone. While not as titanic as either Dino Geist or Draias, the Red Geist is still at least three heads taller than the heroes' combined mecha, only being matched in head height by Great Da-Garn GX.
** ''Anime/TheBraveExpressMightGaine'' has two similar examples to Red Geist above, except that these are instead piloted by TheRival. The first is Hiryu, which matches Might Gaine, the tallest of the Brave Express Team's combiners. The second is Goryu, who instead matches the taller ''Great'' Might Gaine. The one who plays this the straightest however is the series' ''true'' BigBad, who is at least the size of the team's HQ.
** ''Anime/TheBraveOfGoldGoldran'' starts out with Zazorigun, large transforming scorpion that serves as the DiscOneFinalBoss[='s=] main ''fortress'' and is accordingly the size of a modestly-sized apartment complex, with the heroes' mecha no bigger than it's ''eyes''. The second one is Deathgarrygun, who is several times as large as Zazorigun in both incarnations; Deathgarrygun in its original default configuration is around the size of the ''Mt. Fuji mountain range'', while the second variation formed from combining ''several'' of them results in a behemoth the size of ''mainland Japan''. Both of these are ''grossly oversized'' when compared to the toy scaling, as the actual toy for Deathgarrygun is a head ''shorter'' than the Goldran toy.
** The King of Braves ''Anime/GaoGaiGar'' has had two examples both in the original series and it's anniversary OVA followup; the first was the origianl series' second-to-last FinalBoss, the Z Master, which was at least the size of a continent. The second was Pisa Sol from the OVA, who was the size of the ''entire SUN''.
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** ''WesternAnimation/BeastWars'' subverted this in its final season where Optimus Primal's Optimal Optimus form was much larger than Megatron. ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'' played this trope straight in its first two season with Megatron being the same height as Optimus while being bulkier, [[spoiler: but subverted it in its third season when Optimus Prime was upgraded to be both taller and bulkier than Megatron.]]
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** ''WesternAnimation/BeastWars'' subverted this in its final season where Optimus Primal's Optimal Optimus form was much larger than Megatron. ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'' played this trope straight in its first two season with Megatron being the same height as Optimus while being bulkier, [[spoiler: but subverted it in its third season when Optimus Prime was upgraded to be both taller and bulkier than Megatron.]]
