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* ''WesternAnimation/AceVenturaPetDetective'': In "Night of the Gorilla", a female gorilla is accused of killing and eating the scientist that raised her. Ace seems to be the only one aware that gorillas aren't carnivorous, and does his best to prove the ape's innocence. [[spoiler:[[AvertedTrope He's right]], the gorilla was [[ThisBearWasFramed set up]] by a rival scientist as part of a revenge scheme.]]
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* While it stretches the definition of "gorilla," the main antagonistic force in about the second half [[Film/ASoundOfThunder the infamous film adaptation of]] ''Literature/ASoundOfThunder'' are alternate-timeline pseudo-primates that look like a cross between a mandrill and a giant lizard and are as big or even larger than your typical silverback. You do ''not'' want to get on the bad side of these "monkeysauruses".
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* While it stretches the definition of "gorilla," the main antagonistic force in about the second half [[Film/ASoundOfThunder the infamous film adaptation of]] ''Literature/ASoundOfThunder'' are alternate-timeline pseudo-primates that look like a cross between a mandrill and a giant lizard and are as big or even larger than your typical silverback. You do ''not'' want to get on the bad side of these "monkeysauruses".
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* While it stretches the definition of "gorilla," the main antagonistic force in about the second half [[Film/ASoundOfThunder the infamous film adaptation of]] ''Literature/ASoundOfThunder'' are alternate-timeline pseudo-primates that look like a cross between a mandrill and a giant lizard and are as big or even larger than your typical silverback. You do ''not'' want to get on the bad side of these "monkeysauruses".
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* ''VideoGame/{{Palworld}}'': Gorirat is a [[{{Mons}} Pal]] that is highly aggressive and will attack players on sight, announcing their presence with a PrimalChestPound before hitting hard with their attacks. Unlike most depictions of fictional gorillas, they sport long tails due to being a [[MixAndMatchCritters cross between a gorilla and a rat]], like their name suggests.
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** ''VideoGame/KirbyAndTheForgottenLand'', in addition to Wild Bonkers (who is referred to as "they" by the figure you can collect of them instead of him for whatever reason), has Gorimondo, the enormous "Strong-Armed Beast". He's part of the [[ArmiesAreEvil Beast Pack's]] "executive council", and he uses his colossal strength to hurl boulders at Kirby. [[spoiler:In the first stage of Forgo Dreams, the [[WakeUpCallBoss much more dangerous]] Phantom Gorimondo appears as one of [[BigBad Fecto Forgo]]'s malevolent thought constructs.]]
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** ''VideoGame/KirbyAndTheForgottenLand'', in addition to Wild Bonkers (who is referred to as "they" by the figure you can collect of them instead of him for whatever reason), Bonkers, has Gorimondo, the enormous "Strong-Armed Beast". He's part of the [[ArmiesAreEvil Beast Pack's]] "executive council", and he uses his colossal strength to hurl boulders at Kirby. [[spoiler:In the first stage of Forgo Dreams, the [[WakeUpCallBoss much more dangerous]] Phantom Gorimondo appears as one of [[BigBad Fecto Forgo]]'s malevolent thought constructs.]]
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* One really mean gorilla appears during the GainaxEnding of the ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode I Had an Accident". It's played by a live actor in a gorilla suit. How is there a gorilla underwater? Well, it's lampshaded in the ending with him getting paranoid [=SpongeBob=] is "onto him" and running away on a zebra.
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* One really mean ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants''
** [[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS3E16BornAgainKrabsIHadAnAccident "I Had an Accident"]] ends with Sandy and Patrick attempting to coax [=SpongeBob=] out of his house by having Patrick "attack" Sandy while in a gorillaappears during the GainaxEnding of the ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode I Had an Accident". It's played suit. This is then interrupted by a ''real'' gorilla [[MediumBlending (portrayed by a live actor in a gorilla suit. How is there a gorilla underwater? Well, it's lampshaded costume)]] who sticks Sandy and Patrick in the ending with him getting paranoid a sack and begins beating them senseless, and rips [=SpongeBob=] is "onto him" in half (non-fatally) when he tries to intervene. [=SpongeBob=] finally gets it to leave by asking, "What's a gorilla doing underwater in the first place?"
-->'''Gorilla:''' W-Well, you see... George, they're onto us!
-->''[George, a horse portrayed by two live actors in a costume, gallops on-screen]''
-->'''George:''' Let's get outta here!
-->''[[GainaxEnding [The gorilla rides George into the sunset as Patrick, Sandy, andrunning away on a zebra.[=SpongeBob's=] two halves watch]]]''
** [[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS3E16BornAgainKrabsIHadAnAccident "I Had an Accident"]] ends with Sandy and Patrick attempting to coax [=SpongeBob=] out of his house by having Patrick "attack" Sandy while in a gorilla
-->'''Gorilla:''' W-Well, you see... George, they're onto us!
-->''[George, a horse portrayed by two live actors in a costume, gallops on-screen]''
-->'''George:''' Let's get outta here!
-->''[[GainaxEnding [The gorilla rides George into the sunset as Patrick, Sandy, and
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* ''Literature/TheFruitOfEvolution'' has the Kaiser Kongs, a species of powerful ape monsters that resemble 7ft-tall 400 pound gorillas with huge, boar-like tusks and a bipedal posture. They often associate with [[ManiacMonkeys Clever Monkeys]] and have a signature racial skill called "Kaiser Majesty", which lets them [[{{Determinator}} continue to act and fight for a short period after being reduced to 0 hit points]]. Female protagonist [[SpellMyNameWithAnS Saria/Salia]], the first member of the BattleHarem, is a Level ''700'' female Kaiser Kong who [[LoveAtFirstPunch falls in love with Hiiragi Seiichi after he proves capable of withstanding her powerful attacks]]. Whilst she becomes a GentleGorilla with ''him'', she is still a monstrously powerful warrior who will rip apart anybody who threatens him, and she doesn't lose any of her strength after [[HumanityEnsues she turns into a beautiful human girl]].
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* ''Literature/TheFruitOfEvolution'' has the Kaiser Kongs, a species of powerful ape monsters that resemble 7ft-tall 400 pound gorillas with huge, boar-like tusks and a bipedal posture. They often associate with [[ManiacMonkeys Clever Monkeys]] and have a signature racial skill called "Kaiser Majesty", which lets them [[{{Determinator}} continue to act and fight for a short period after being reduced to 0 hit points]]. Female protagonist [[SpellMyNameWithAnS [[InconsistentSpelling Saria/Salia]], the first member of the BattleHarem, is a Level ''700'' female Kaiser Kong who [[LoveAtFirstPunch falls in love with Hiiragi Seiichi after he proves capable of withstanding her powerful attacks]]. Whilst she becomes a GentleGorilla with ''him'', she is still a monstrously powerful warrior who will rip apart anybody who threatens him, and she doesn't lose any of her strength after [[HumanityEnsues she turns into a beautiful human girl]].
