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** [[MythologyGag Referenced]] in ''WesternAnimation/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' with Drax's PhantomZone pets, which look like two larger versions of the same creature, but ''with full Kryptonian powers''.
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** [[MythologyGag Referenced]] in ''WesternAnimation/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' ''WesternAnimation/LegionOfSuperHeroes2006'' with Drax's PhantomZone pets, which look like two larger versions of the same creature, but ''with full Kryptonian powers''.
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** The [[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender prior series]] had the BountyHunter Jun and her shirshu, a [[MixAndMatchCritters cross between a star-nosed mole and a giant anteater]] that she uses as a BattleMount, owning to it's enhanced sense of smell and [[TheParalyzer paralyzing, whip-like tongue]].
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** The [[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender prior series]] had the BountyHunter Jun and her shirshu, a [[MixAndMatchCritters cross between a star-nosed mole and a giant anteater]] that she uses as a BattleMount, owning owing to it's enhanced sense of smell and [[TheParalyzer paralyzing, whip-like tongue]].
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* Toothless from ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon''. Despite his name, Toothless actually ''does'' have teeth. Retractable ones.
** By the end of the film, just about everyone on Berk has a dragon as a pet.
** By the end of the film, just about everyone on Berk has a dragon as a pet.
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* Toothless from ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon''.''Franchise/HowToTrainYourDragon'':
** Toothless. Despite his name, Toothless actually ''does'' have teeth. Retractable ones.
** By the end of thefilm, [[WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon2010 first film]], just about everyone on Berk has a dragon as a pet.
** Toothless. Despite his name, Toothless actually ''does'' have teeth. Retractable ones.
** By the end of the
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* In FanFic/TheFall, [[Literature/TheFamiliarOfZero Louise]] eventually adopts a [[VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas Night Stalker pup]]. A genetically spliced abomination cross of a rattlesnake and coyote.
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* In FanFic/TheFall, ''FanFic/TheFall'', [[Literature/TheFamiliarOfZero Louise]] eventually adopts a [[VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas Night Stalker pup]]. [[MixAndMatchCritters A genetically spliced abomination cross of a rattlesnake and coyote.coyote]].
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** [[MythologyGag Referenced]] in ''WesternAnimation/LegionOfSuperHeroes'' with Drax's PhantomZone pets, which look like two larger versions of the same creature, but ''with full Kryptonian powers''.
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**Inverted with Bun Bun. Brought in to be a cute bunny pet, he's actually one of the deadliest creatures in the strip.
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* In FanFic/TheFall, [[LightNovel/TheFamiliarOfZero Louise]] eventually adopts a [[VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas Night Stalker pup]]. A genetically spliced abomination cross of a rattlesnake and coyote.
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* In FanFic/TheFall, [[LightNovel/TheFamiliarOfZero [[Literature/TheFamiliarOfZero Louise]] eventually adopts a [[VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas Night Stalker pup]]. A genetically spliced abomination cross of a rattlesnake and coyote.
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* ''Series/TheWalkingDead'': In season two, Michonne has two pet zombies.
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* ''Series/TheWalkingDead'': ''Series/TheWalkingDead2010'':
** In season two, Michonne has two pet zombies.
** In season two, Michonne has two pet zombies.
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* ''Videogame/HalfLife2'' has Lamarr, a debeaked [[GoddamnedBats headcrab]] named after Creator/HedyLamarr.
* ''Videogame/DwarfFortress'' allows for [[OurDragonsAreDifferent pet dragons]], hydras and [[SeaMonster sea serpents]], amongst other things.
* ''Videogame/DwarfFortress'' allows for [[OurDragonsAreDifferent pet dragons]], hydras and [[SeaMonster sea serpents]], amongst other things.
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* ''Videogame/HalfLife2'' A crazy man you meet in the sewers in ''VideoGame/BaldursGate II'' has Lamarr, a debeaked [[GoddamnedBats headcrab]] named after Creator/HedyLamarr.
carrion crawler, a seven-foot long flesh-eating grub, as a pet. Or friend. Hard to tell.
*''Videogame/DwarfFortress'' allows for [[OurDragonsAreDifferent Shayne from ''VideoGame/{{Battleborn}}'' treats [[EldritchAbomination Aurox]] like he's some sort of pet dragons]], hydras much to the djinn's chagrin.
* It's eventually revealed at the end of ''VideoGame/Borderlands2''[='=]s DLC ''Captain Scarlett and[[SeaMonster sea serpents]], amongst other things.Her Pirate's Booty'' that Roscoe, Scarlett's missing mascot, was [[spoiler:a Rakk Hive, a monstruous mammoth-like creature with a hideous face, able to spawn Rakks, which the player previously fought near the climax of ''VideoGame/Borderlands1'']].
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* ''VideoGame/Fallout3'':
** A few Yao Guai (LightningBruiser mutant black bears) are tamed by scavengers.
** Moira's computer records mention her experiments with domesticating mole rats, and according to her they made good pets, as long as they were declawed, defanged, and lobotomized. (A couple of pet mole rats can be found in a shack in ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas''.)
* ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' comes up with several options:
** Two perks (Wasteland Whisperer and Animal Friend) allow the player character to tame any hostile creature or animal below their own level. The beast will then follow the Sole Survivor around until killed or left behind during an area transit. Higher perk levels unlock additional abilities like inciting the target to attack or giving it specific commands. The list of tamable critters includes pretty much everything the Wasteland has to offer, up to and including [[BearsAreBadNews Yao Guai]], [[ScaryScorpions Radscorpions]] and, yes, [[TheDreaded Deathclaws]].
** The ''Wasteland Workshop'' DLC allows for the construction of a wide variety of cages to catch an equally wide variety of monsters, including the ones mentioned above. Combined with a [[MindControlDevice Beta Wave Emitter]] they can be turned docile and used as a potentially extremely powerful defence force for player-owned settlements.
** Played with when it comes to Kat and Gus, a young girl and her huge sentry bot who can be met roaming the Commonwealth in a random encounter. Sentry bots may not be monsters in the traditional sense, but since every single one of them is basically a BossInMookClothing, the trope applies regardless.
** A few Yao Guai (LightningBruiser mutant black bears) are tamed by scavengers.
** Moira's computer records mention her experiments with domesticating mole rats, and according to her they made good pets, as long as they were declawed, defanged, and lobotomized. (A couple of pet mole rats can be found in a shack in ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas''.)
* ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' comes up with several options:
** Two perks (Wasteland Whisperer and Animal Friend) allow the player character to tame any hostile creature or animal below their own level. The beast will then follow the Sole Survivor around until killed or left behind during an area transit. Higher perk levels unlock additional abilities like inciting the target to attack or giving it specific commands. The list of tamable critters includes pretty much everything the Wasteland has to offer, up to and including [[BearsAreBadNews Yao Guai]], [[ScaryScorpions Radscorpions]] and, yes, [[TheDreaded Deathclaws]].
** The ''Wasteland Workshop'' DLC allows for the construction of a wide variety of cages to catch an equally wide variety of monsters, including the ones mentioned above. Combined with a [[MindControlDevice Beta Wave Emitter]] they can be turned docile and used as a potentially extremely powerful defence force for player-owned settlements.
** Played with when it comes to Kat and Gus, a young girl and her huge sentry bot who can be met roaming the Commonwealth in a random encounter. Sentry bots may not be monsters in the traditional sense, but since every single one of them is basically a BossInMookClothing, the trope applies regardless.
* ''Videogame/DwarfFortress'' allows for [[OurDragonsAreDifferent pet dragons]], hydras and [[SeaMonster sea serpents]], amongst other things.
* The Dark Brotherhood in ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'' has a pet frostbite spider named Lis; killing it earns you the same penalty as attacking one of the other members (i.e., being suspended from the group). You also fight a crazy mage named Hamelyn who has a bunch of pet skeevers during a Thieves Guild mission.
* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'':
** ''VideoGame/Fallout3'':
*** A few Yao Guai (LightningBruiser mutant black bears) are tamed by scavengers.
*** Moira's computer records mention her experiments with domesticating mole rats, and according to her they made good pets, as long as they were declawed, defanged, and lobotomized. (A couple of pet mole rats can be found in a shack in ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas''.)
** ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' comes up with several options:
*** Two perks (Wasteland Whisperer and Animal Friend) allow the player character to tame any hostile creature or animal below their own level. The beast will then follow the Sole Survivor around until killed or left behind during an area transit. Higher perk levels unlock additional abilities like inciting the target to attack or giving it specific commands. The list of tamable critters includes pretty much everything the Wasteland has to offer, up to and including [[BearsAreBadNews Yao Guai]], [[ScaryScorpions Radscorpions]] and, yes, [[TheDreaded Deathclaws]].
*** The ''Wasteland Workshop'' DLC allows for the construction of a wide variety of cages to catch an equally wide variety of monsters, including the ones mentioned above. Combined with a [[MindControlDevice Beta Wave Emitter]] they can be turned docile and used as a potentially extremely powerful defence force for player-owned settlements.
*** Played with when it comes to Kat and Gus, a young girl and her huge sentry bot who can be met roaming the Commonwealth in a random encounter. Sentry bots may not be monsters in the traditional sense, but since every single one of them is basically a BossInMookClothing, the trope applies regardless.
* ''VideoGame/GuildWars'' allows Rangers to tame a number of dangerous beasts, ranging from tigers to bears to spiders the size of a large dog.
* ''Videogame/HalfLife2'' has Lamarr, a debeaked [[GoddamnedBats headcrab]] named after Creator/HedyLamarr.
* In ''VideoGame/KeroBlaster'', Nanao's office pet is a Negativus Legatia, a dark blob monster that grows massive and glitchy over the course of the story. [[spoiler: It eventually swallows up your coworkers and Nanao before becoming the final boss of Normal Mode.]]
* Olaf, one of the vikings from ''VideoGame/TheLostVikings'' suggest keeping as a pet one of the dinosaurs found in {{Prehistoria}}, as he thinks they are "kinda cute".
* ''VideoGame/{{Mabinogi}}'' has a wide assortment of buyable pets, some of them things like venomous snakes or {{giant spider}}s.
* The Dark Brotherhood in ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'' has a pet frostbite spider named Lis; killing it earns you the same penalty as attacking one of the other members (i.e., being suspended from the group). You also fight a crazy mage named Hamelyn who has a bunch of pet skeevers during a Thieves Guild mission.
* ''VideoGame/{{Fallout}}'':
** ''VideoGame/Fallout3'':
*** A few Yao Guai (LightningBruiser mutant black bears) are tamed by scavengers.
*** Moira's computer records mention her experiments with domesticating mole rats, and according to her they made good pets, as long as they were declawed, defanged, and lobotomized. (A couple of pet mole rats can be found in a shack in ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas''.)
** ''VideoGame/Fallout4'' comes up with several options:
*** Two perks (Wasteland Whisperer and Animal Friend) allow the player character to tame any hostile creature or animal below their own level. The beast will then follow the Sole Survivor around until killed or left behind during an area transit. Higher perk levels unlock additional abilities like inciting the target to attack or giving it specific commands. The list of tamable critters includes pretty much everything the Wasteland has to offer, up to and including [[BearsAreBadNews Yao Guai]], [[ScaryScorpions Radscorpions]] and, yes, [[TheDreaded Deathclaws]].
*** The ''Wasteland Workshop'' DLC allows for the construction of a wide variety of cages to catch an equally wide variety of monsters, including the ones mentioned above. Combined with a [[MindControlDevice Beta Wave Emitter]] they can be turned docile and used as a potentially extremely powerful defence force for player-owned settlements.
*** Played with when it comes to Kat and Gus, a young girl and her huge sentry bot who can be met roaming the Commonwealth in a random encounter. Sentry bots may not be monsters in the traditional sense, but since every single one of them is basically a BossInMookClothing, the trope applies regardless.
* ''VideoGame/GuildWars'' allows Rangers to tame a number of dangerous beasts, ranging from tigers to bears to spiders the size of a large dog.
* ''Videogame/HalfLife2'' has Lamarr, a debeaked [[GoddamnedBats headcrab]] named after Creator/HedyLamarr.
* In ''VideoGame/KeroBlaster'', Nanao's office pet is a Negativus Legatia, a dark blob monster that grows massive and glitchy over the course of the story. [[spoiler: It eventually swallows up your coworkers and Nanao before becoming the final boss of Normal Mode.]]
* Olaf, one of the vikings from ''VideoGame/TheLostVikings'' suggest keeping as a pet one of the dinosaurs found in {{Prehistoria}}, as he thinks they are "kinda cute".
* ''VideoGame/{{Mabinogi}}'' has a wide assortment of buyable pets, some of them things like venomous snakes or {{giant spider}}s.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Mabinogi}}'' ''VideoGame/RagnarokOnline'' has a wide assortment of buyable pets, some of them things several tameable monsters. They don't do anything but hop around and talk when their [[LevelUpAtIntimacy5 intimacy reaches 'Loyal']]. Besides the cute {{Mascot}} monsters like venomous snakes or {{giant spider}}s.Poring, Drops, and Poporing you can also befriend the suicidal undead ghosts of virgins and other undead monsters, demons, orcs, and half-human creatures. Another odd pet is Alice, a humanoid maid with a broom that doesn't seem to mind being nothing more than the player character's eye candy.
* ''VideoGame/ScoobyDooAndTheSpookySwamp'': Lila's pet giant alligator, Suji.
* In ''VideoGame/SkiesOfArcadia'', Alfonso calls Antonio 1 and 2 his pets. Since they resemble armored bulls, he probably doesn't pet them.
* ''VideoGame/ScoobyDooAndTheSpookySwamp'': Lila's pet giant alligator, Suji.
* In ''VideoGame/SkiesOfArcadia'', Alfonso calls Antonio 1 and 2 his pets. Since they resemble armored bulls, he probably doesn't pet them.
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* A crazy man you meet in the sewers in ''VideoGame/BaldursGate II'' has a carrion crawler, a seven-foot long flesh-eating grub, as a pet. Or friend. Hard to tell.
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* A crazy man you meet Muffet of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' has a pet giant, freakish spider/cupcake fusion with a voracious appetite, which seems appropriate given her love for her fellow spiders and for baking.
* ''VideoGame/{{Vindictus}}'''s Tieve was friends with the giant spider that climbed the bell tower and was killed by the heroes in thesewers in ''VideoGame/BaldursGate II'' has prologue. While not technically a carrion crawler, a seven-foot long flesh-eating grub, as a pet. Or friend. Hard pet, it was kept to tell.protect the town, and Tieve could talk to and understand the beast.
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* ''VideoGame/GuildWars'' allows Rangers to tame a number of dangerous beasts, ranging from tigers to bears to spiders the size of a large dog.
* Olaf, one of the vikings from ''VideoGame/TheLostVikings'' suggest keeping as a pet one of the dinosaurs found in {{Prehistoria}}, as he thinks they are "kinda cute".
* ''VideoGame/{{Vindictus}}'''s Tieve was friends with the giant spider that climbed the bell tower and was killed by the heroes in the prologue. While not technically a pet, it was kept to protect the town, and Tieve could talk to and understand the beast.
* ''VideoGame/RagnarokOnline'' has several tameable monsters. They don't do anything but hop around and talk when their [[LevelUpAtIntimacy5 intimacy reaches 'Loyal']]. Besides the cute {{Mascot}} monsters like Poring, Drops, and Poporing you can also befriend the suicidal undead ghosts of virgins and other undead monsters, demons, orcs, and half-human creatures. Another odd pet is Alice, a humanoid maid with a broom that doesn't seem to mind being nothing more than the player character's eye candy.
* In ''VideoGame/SkiesOfArcadia'', Alfonso calls Antonio 1 and 2 his pets. Since they resemble armored bulls, he probably doesn't pet them.
* The Dark Brotherhood in ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'' has a pet frostbite spider named Lis; killing it earns you the same penalty as attacking one of the other members (i.e., being suspended from the group). You also fight a crazy mage named Hamelyn who has a bunch of pet skeevers during a Thieves Guild mission.
* Muffet of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' has a pet giant, freakish spider/cupcake fusion with a voracious appetite, which seems appropriate given her love for her fellow spiders and for baking.
* Shayne from ''VideoGame/{{Battleborn}}'' treats [[EldritchAbomination Aurox]] like he's some sort of pet much to the djinn's chagrin.
* It's eventually revealed at the end of ''VideoGame/Borderlands2''[='=]s DLC ''Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty'' that Roscoe, Scarlett's missing mascot, was [[spoiler:a Rakk Hive, a monstruous mammoth-like creature with a hideous face, able to spawn Rakks, which the player previously fought near the climax of ''VideoGame/Borderlands1'']].
* ''VideoGame/ScoobyDooAndTheSpookySwamp'': Lila's pet giant alligator, Suji.
* Olaf, one of the vikings from ''VideoGame/TheLostVikings'' suggest keeping as a pet one of the dinosaurs found in {{Prehistoria}}, as he thinks they are "kinda cute".
* ''VideoGame/{{Vindictus}}'''s Tieve was friends with the giant spider that climbed the bell tower and was killed by the heroes in the prologue. While not technically a pet, it was kept to protect the town, and Tieve could talk to and understand the beast.
* ''VideoGame/RagnarokOnline'' has several tameable monsters. They don't do anything but hop around and talk when their [[LevelUpAtIntimacy5 intimacy reaches 'Loyal']]. Besides the cute {{Mascot}} monsters like Poring, Drops, and Poporing you can also befriend the suicidal undead ghosts of virgins and other undead monsters, demons, orcs, and half-human creatures. Another odd pet is Alice, a humanoid maid with a broom that doesn't seem to mind being nothing more than the player character's eye candy.
* In ''VideoGame/SkiesOfArcadia'', Alfonso calls Antonio 1 and 2 his pets. Since they resemble armored bulls, he probably doesn't pet them.
* The Dark Brotherhood in ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'' has a pet frostbite spider named Lis; killing it earns you the same penalty as attacking one of the other members (i.e., being suspended from the group). You also fight a crazy mage named Hamelyn who has a bunch of pet skeevers during a Thieves Guild mission.
* Muffet of ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' has a pet giant, freakish spider/cupcake fusion with a voracious appetite, which seems appropriate given her love for her fellow spiders and for baking.
* Shayne from ''VideoGame/{{Battleborn}}'' treats [[EldritchAbomination Aurox]] like he's some sort of pet much to the djinn's chagrin.
* It's eventually revealed at the end of ''VideoGame/Borderlands2''[='=]s DLC ''Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty'' that Roscoe, Scarlett's missing mascot, was [[spoiler:a Rakk Hive, a monstruous mammoth-like creature with a hideous face, able to spawn Rakks, which the player previously fought near the climax of ''VideoGame/Borderlands1'']].
* ''VideoGame/ScoobyDooAndTheSpookySwamp'': Lila's pet giant alligator, Suji.
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A character keeps as a pet what would normally be considered (and the same species may be in every other instance) a bloodthirsty monster. Such a creature [[FluffyTheTerrible may be given a deceptive name]]. A person with such a pet may be a FluffyTamer, if not TheBeastMaster. May be a TeamPet.
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A character keeps as a pet what would normally be considered (and the same species may be in every other instance) a bloodthirsty monster. Such a creature [[FluffyTheTerrible may be given a deceptive name]]. A person with such a pet may be a FluffyTamer, if not TheBeastMaster. May be a TeamPet. \n Extremely prone to FluffyTheTerrible naming conventions.
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* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': This often happens to druids and, to a lesser extent, rangers. At higher levels, you can keep huge and dangerous beasts such as [[BearsAreBadNews dire bears]], [[PantheraAwesome tigers]], or [[EverythingsEvenWorseWithSharks sharks]] as your animal companion.
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* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': This often happens to druids and, to a lesser extent, rangers. At higher levels, you can keep huge and dangerous beasts such as [[BearsAreBadNews dire bears]], [[PantheraAwesome tigers]], or [[EverythingsEvenWorseWithSharks sharks]] sharks as your animal companion.
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-->-- '''[[http://exterminatusnow.co.uk/2004-05-28/comic/a-little-blasphemy-never-hurt-anybody/yipee-for-skippy/ Eastwood,]]''' ''Webcomic/ExterminatusNow''
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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'': Beast Boy adopts one of Killer Moth's monster moth larvae as a pet, and names it Silky. Ownership switches to Starfire after she had to take care of it for awhile.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans'': ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitans2003'': Beast Boy adopts one of Killer Moth's monster moth larvae as a pet, and names it Silky. Ownership switches to Starfire after she had to take care of it for awhile.
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* The HEAT team from WesternAnimation/GodzillaTheSeries essentially have a pet ''Godzilla'', although for Nick he's more of an adopted son.
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* The HEAT team from WesternAnimation/GodzillaTheSeries ''WesternAnimation/GodzillaTheSeries'' essentially have a pet ''Godzilla'', although for Nick he's more of an adopted son.
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* Tetsu's pet Cenco of Anime/{{Cencoroll}} is a weird big pudgy thing that can effortlessly bite off a chunk of a building and [[VoluntaryShapeshifter morph]] into things beyond human imagination.
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* Tetsu's pet Cenco of Anime/{{Cencoroll}} ''Anime/{{Cencoroll}}'' is a weird big pudgy thing that can effortlessly bite off a chunk of a building and [[VoluntaryShapeshifter morph]] into things beyond human imagination.
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** ''Literature/FantasticBeastsAndWhereToFindThem'' has a threat rating system for magical creatures -- the most dangerous level has a note from Harry saying "anything Hagrid likes".
* In ''Literature/InCryptid'', Alex keeps a breeding pair of basilisks -- but he's a cryptozoologist, and keeps them at the zoo where he works rather than at his house. He also once tried to hug a manticore when he was six, but it's unknown if it ended up being a pet. Some [[GorgeousGorgon gorgons]] keep basilisks or cockatrices as livestock, like we would chickens (since they're immune to the petrifying gaze).
* In ''Literature/InCryptid'', Alex keeps a breeding pair of basilisks -- but he's a cryptozoologist, and keeps them at the zoo where he works rather than at his house. He also once tried to hug a manticore when he was six, but it's unknown if it ended up being a pet. Some [[GorgeousGorgon gorgons]] keep basilisks or cockatrices as livestock, like we would chickens (since they're immune to the petrifying gaze).
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[[caption-width-right:350:A pairing that will set your heart [[Pun aflame]]… along with the rest of you.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:A pairing that will set your heart aflame… along with the rest of you.]]
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* In ''WesternAnimation/BradysBeasts'', monsters are kept as pets.
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** Later, King Ezekiel has a pet tiger.
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-->-- '''[[http://exterminatusnow.co.uk/2004-05-28/comic/a-little-blasphemy-never-hurt-anybody/yipee-for-skippy/ Eastwood]]''', ''Webcomic/ExterminatusNow''
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-->-- '''[[http://exterminatusnow.co.uk/2004-05-28/comic/a-little-blasphemy-never-hurt-anybody/yipee-for-skippy/ Eastwood]]''', Eastwood,]]''' ''Webcomic/ExterminatusNow''
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* [[VideoGame/ShinMegamiTenseiI Kazuya]] ''Fanfic/AGameOfCatAndCat'' often summons Cerberus to blow off steam, doting on him and scratching his mane. In context, Cerberus acts like a pet because he used to be an ordinary house pet; he fused with a demon specifically to protect Kazuya.
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* [[VideoGame/ShinMegamiTenseiI Kazuya]] in ''Fanfic/AGameOfCatAndCat'' often summons Cerberus to blow off steam, doting on him and scratching his mane. In context, Cerberus acts like a pet because he used to be an ordinary house pet; he fused with a demon specifically to protect Kazuya.
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* [[VideoGame/ShinMegamiTenseiI Kazuya]] ''Fanfic/AGameOfCatAndCat'' often summons Cerberus to blow off steam, doting on him and scratching his mane. In context, Cerberus acts like a pet because he used to be an ordinary house pet; he fused with a demon specifically to protect Kazuya.
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* Cenco of Anime/{{Cencoroll}} is a weird big pudgy thing that can bite off a chunk of a building and morph into things beyond human imagination.
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* Tetsu's pet Cenco of Anime/{{Cencoroll}} is a weird big pudgy thing that can effortlessly bite off a chunk of a building and morph [[VoluntaryShapeshifter morph]] into things beyond human imagination.
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* It's eventually revealed at the end of ''VideoGame/Borderlands2''[='=]s DLC ''Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty'' that Roscoe, Scarlett's missing mascot, was [[spoiler:a Rakk Hive, a monstruous mammoth-like creature with a hideous face, able to spawn Rakks, which the player previously fought near the climax of ''VideoGame/Borderlands1'']].
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* ''Series/TheWalkingDead'':
** Michonne' has in season two her own pet two zombies.
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* The trio in the ''Podcast/CoolKidsTable'' game ''Bloody Mooney'' realize that Mooney is this when [[spoiler: they discover Keri's mother torn aport and Mooney eating her corpse]].
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* Often happens to druids and, to a lesser extent, rangers in ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' 3.0 and 3.5. At higher levels, you can keep huge and dangerous beasts such as [[BearsAreBadNews dire bears]], [[PantheraAwesome tigers]], or [[EverythingsEvenWorseWithSharks sharks]] as your animal companion.
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* Often ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': This often happens to druids and, to a lesser extent, rangers in ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' 3.0 and 3.5. rangers. At higher levels, you can keep huge and dangerous beasts such as [[BearsAreBadNews dire bears]], [[PantheraAwesome tigers]], or [[EverythingsEvenWorseWithSharks sharks]] as your animal companion.companion.
* ''TabletopGame/{{Exalted}}'': Hran-Tzu, the god of decay, owns what is far and away the most unusual pet in Creation or, at least, in Yu-Shan -- the Ur-Snake, a quarter-mile-long fifty-headed serpent that was created by the Primordials to be the template on which all snakes, worms and slithering things would be based on, and which the god now keeps as a very effective watchdog for his mansion. Getting the beast into Yu-Shan at all required both considerable work and research into whether this was even permissible, and it's a testament to Hran-Tzu's influence that he was able to achieve it all and keep it despite ongoing attempts to rid Yu-Shan of the creature.
* ''TabletopGame/{{Exalted}}'': Hran-Tzu, the god of decay, owns what is far and away the most unusual pet in Creation or, at least, in Yu-Shan -- the Ur-Snake, a quarter-mile-long fifty-headed serpent that was created by the Primordials to be the template on which all snakes, worms and slithering things would be based on, and which the god now keeps as a very effective watchdog for his mansion. Getting the beast into Yu-Shan at all required both considerable work and research into whether this was even permissible, and it's a testament to Hran-Tzu's influence that he was able to achieve it all and keep it despite ongoing attempts to rid Yu-Shan of the creature.
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* In addition to Skippy (page quote), Virus from ''Webcomic/ExterminatusNow'' has Blasphemy, a [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog chao]] which has modded itself with daemon DNA.
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* In addition to Skippy (page quote), Virus from ''Webcomic/ExterminatusNow'' has Blasphemy, a [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog [[Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog chao]] which has modded itself with daemon DNA.
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