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* ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'': Blanka walks around on all fours, wears nothing but torn pants, and fights like a gorilla, although he's intelligent enough to chat with and befriend people.
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* ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'': Blanka walks around on all fours, wears nothing but torn pants, and fights like a gorilla, with his claws and teeth more than conventional punches and kicks, although he's intelligent enough to chat with and befriend people.
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* The classic fighting game version is Blanka from ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'', almost more animal than man.
** There's also Necalli from ''VideoGame/StreetFighterV''.
* Tam Tam from ''VideoGame/SamuraiShodown''; note that he comes complete with CuteMonsterGirl kid sister Cham Cham, who's playable in the second game. As well as being one of the few {{Catgirl}}s who actually has some feline behaviour.
* Ayla of VideoGame/ChronoTrigger is a Wild ''Woman'' from the prehistoric past. Leah from VideoGame/ChronoCross is much the same, and has a few of Ayla's special attacks too.
* Tends to show up in ProfessionalWrestling, too. Typically this one's big, bulky, and not the most technical guy out there.
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* ''Anime/YuGiOhArcV'': Battle Beast is a primitive and brutish duelist who grunts a lot and is under-dressed. As his nickname suggests, he is a beast... [[spoiler:a ''wounded'' beast to be exact]].
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* ''VideoGame/{{Arknights}}'': Junkmen, being the first GiantMook encountered, serves as Reunion Movement's heavy hitter early in the game.
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* Gau in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI''
* King Rasta Mon in ''VideoGame/SaturdayNightSlamMasters''.
* The eponymous hero of ''VideoGame/{{Tomba}}!''
* El Cabaillo Blanco, the reclusive RealLife ultrarunner from ''Born to Run'' who is rumored to be a former boxer who killed his opponent in a bout.
* King Rasta Mon in ''VideoGame/SaturdayNightSlamMasters''.
* The eponymous hero of ''VideoGame/{{Tomba}}!''
* El Cabaillo Blanco, the reclusive RealLife ultrarunner from ''Born to Run'' who is rumored to be a former boxer who killed his opponent in a bout.
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*Gau ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXI'': Morimar is a burly man who lives in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI''
* King Rasta Mon in ''VideoGame/SaturdayNightSlamMasters''.
* The eponymous hero of ''VideoGame/{{Tomba}}!''
* El Cabaillo Blanco,the reclusive RealLife ultrarunner from ''Born wilderness with a tiger.
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'': "Traditional" Male Viera don't have much in the way of society compared toRun'' who is rumored the females, living solitary and primitive lives in the forests, living off the land, killing outsiders that the females haven't given entry to be and almost never being seen in the process. It's noted in some lore resources that besides their teachers (to whom they bond with like a former boxer who killed his opponent father), male Viera may well fight to the death if they encounter one another out of sheer territorial impulse. That said, this isn't any kind of downright instinctual impulse, as Erenville and Loifa prove a male Viera raised in a bout.normal society adapts to it like any other person would.
* ''VideoGame/LaMulana'': The Masked Men that live in the ruins are muscular, under-dressed and covered in long WildHair. Their profile wonders if their hairiness is due to the lower temperatures of the area where they live.
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* King Rasta Mon in ''VideoGame/SaturdayNightSlamMasters''.
* The eponymous hero of ''VideoGame/{{Tomba}}!''
* El Cabaillo Blanco,
* ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'': "Traditional" Male Viera don't have much in the way of society compared to
* ''VideoGame/LaMulana'': The Masked Men that live in the ruins are muscular, under-dressed and covered in long WildHair. Their profile wonders if their hairiness is due to the lower temperatures of the area where they live.
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* Akihiko Sanada in ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena'' is built off of this archetype. He was [[WhatCouldHaveBeen originally]] going to be a [[TheMenInBlack Man in Black]]-type character inspired by Creator/JasonStatham in ''Film/TheTransporter'', but developers wanted a Wild Man so he was tweaked.
* Junkmen from ''VideoGame/{{Arknights}}'', being the first GiantMook encountered, serves as Reunion Movement's heavy hitter early in the game. They possess high health and attack power with their massive clubs, but wear ragged clothing that offers low overall defenses. Invoked by their description, which mentions that they disguise themselves as drifters to hide the fact that they are mercenaries.
* A non-video game (but most likely inspired) example is Burk from ''Webcomic/APathToGreaterGood'' and its reboot ''WebComic/HeroOhHero'' (the latter of which also gives him a better dressed Aristocrat as a foil). He wears nothing but trousers (or GoofyPrintUnderwear after he lost them) and a shaggy head of hair while fighting with GoodOldFisticuffs.
* Akihiko Sanada in ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena'' is built off of this archetype. He was [[WhatCouldHaveBeen originally]] going to be a [[TheMenInBlack Man in Black]]-type character inspired by Creator/JasonStatham in ''Film/TheTransporter'', but developers wanted a Wild Man so he was tweaked.
* Junkmen from ''VideoGame/{{Arknights}}'', being the first GiantMook encountered, serves as Reunion Movement's heavy hitter early in the game. They possess high health and attack power with their massive clubs, but wear ragged clothing that offers low overall defenses. Invoked by their description, which mentions that they disguise themselves as drifters to hide the fact that they are mercenaries.
* A non-video game (but most likely inspired) example is Burk from ''Webcomic/APathToGreaterGood'' and its reboot ''WebComic/HeroOhHero'' (the latter of which also gives him a better dressed Aristocrat as a foil). He wears nothing but trousers (or GoofyPrintUnderwear after he lost them) and a shaggy head of hair while fighting with GoodOldFisticuffs.
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* ''VideoGame/Rage2011'': Members of the Jackal Clan wear pelts, yelp like wolves and [[TheUnintelligible talk in complete gibberish]]. They have the highest proportion of melee-happy berserker enemies. A handful will use assault rifles, but most of the ranged ones just use crossbows.
* ''VideoGame/RedDeadRedemption'': The swamp-dwelling Night Folk seem to somehow have lost the ability to communicate like normal humans, mostly staying quiet, or howling and grunting like deranged animals.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Sifu}}'': Fajar has a scrawny build and
* ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'': Blanka walks around on all fours, wears nothing but torn pants, and fights like a
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* ''[[VideoGame/{{Onmyoji}} Onmyōji]]'': Yamakaze is considered "king of the forest" but has a [[{{Bishonen}} refined appearance]] and a deep-down caring personality. Nonetheless, he is a badass, AxCrazy warrior whose battle scenes land squarely into NightmareFuel territory.
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* ''[[VideoGame/{{Onmyoji}} Onmyōji]]'': ''VideoGame/Onmyoji2016'': Yamakaze is considered "king of the forest" but has a [[{{Bishonen}} refined appearance]] and a deep-down caring personality. Nonetheless, he is a badass, AxCrazy warrior whose battle scenes land squarely into NightmareFuel territory.
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When this character shows up in [=RPGs=], it will often overlap with TheBigGuy trope, but as far as fighters go, this character will usually be the odd looking guy with increased strength/agility and animal-based or generally very melee-based attacks, probably TheBerserker.
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When this character shows up in [=RPGs=], it will often overlap with TheBigGuy trope, but as far as fighters go, this character will usually be the odd looking guy with increased strength/agility ([[LightningBruiser or both]]) and animal-based or generally very melee-based attacks, probably TheBerserker.
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* ''{{Franchise/Extrapower}}'': Zophy is practically the poster child of the trope, a taciturn man raised in the wilderness who wanders into adventure with nothing more than a speedo and some golden jewelry and [[CharlesAtlasSuperpower a mountain of muscles]]. In ''[[VideoGame/ExtrapowerAttackOfDarkforce Attack of Darkforce]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/ExtrapowerGiantFist Giant Fist]]'', the only attack he needs is a mighty punch that's as strong as any other ally's magical or technological attacks. The latter game diversifies his fierce repertoire of punches and gives him the ability to pick up and throw enemies and objects of any size. A friend to all living things, he's never seen without King Leo, a talking lion and his closest companion.
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* ''{{Franchise/Extrapower}}'': ''VideoGame/{{Extrapower}}'': Zophy is practically the poster child of the trope, a taciturn man raised in the wilderness who wanders into adventure with nothing more than a speedo and some golden jewelry and [[CharlesAtlasSuperpower a mountain of muscles]]. In ''[[VideoGame/ExtrapowerAttackOfDarkforce Attack of Darkforce]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/ExtrapowerGiantFist Giant Fist]]'', the only attack he needs is a mighty punch that's as strong as any other ally's magical or technological attacks. The latter game diversifies his fierce repertoire of punches and gives him the ability to pick up and throw enemies and objects of any size. A friend to all living things, he's never seen without King Leo, a talking lion and his closest companion.
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* A non-video game (but most likely inspired) example is Burk from ''WebComic/APathToGreaterGood'' and its reboot ''WebComic/HeroOhHero'' (the latter of which also gives him a better dressed Aristocrat as a foil). He wears nothing but trousers (or GoofyPrintUnderwear after he lost them) and a shaggy head of hair while fighting with GoodOldFisticuffs.
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* A non-video game (but most likely inspired) example is Burk from ''WebComic/APathToGreaterGood'' ''Webcomic/APathToGreaterGood'' and its reboot ''WebComic/HeroOhHero'' (the latter of which also gives him a better dressed Aristocrat as a foil). He wears nothing but trousers (or GoofyPrintUnderwear after he lost them) and a shaggy head of hair while fighting with GoodOldFisticuffs.
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* ''{{Franchise/Extrapower}}'': Zophy is practically the poster child of the trope, a taciturn man raised in the wilderness who wanders into adventure with nothing more than a speedo and some golden jewelry and [[CharlesAtlasSuperpower a mountain of muscles]]. In ''[[VideoGame/ExtrapowerAttackOfDarkforce Attack of Darkforce]]'' and ''[[VideoGame/ExtrapowerGiantFist Giant Fist]]'', the only attack he needs is a mighty punch that's as strong as any other ally's magical or technological attacks. The latter game diversifies his fierce repertoire of punches and gives him the ability to pick up and throw enemies and objects of any size. A friend to all living things, he's never seen without King Leo, a talking lion and his closest companion.
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* Yamawaro from ''[[VideoGame/{{Onmyoji}} Onmyōji]]'' who provides the page image.
** Yamakaze who is considered "king of the forest" but has a [[{{Bishonen}} refined appearance]] and a deep-down caring personality. Nonetheless, he is a badass, AxCrazy warrior whose battle scenes land squarely into NightmareFuel territory.
** Yamakaze who is considered "king of the forest" but has a [[{{Bishonen}} refined appearance]] and a deep-down caring personality. Nonetheless, he is a badass, AxCrazy warrior whose battle scenes land squarely into NightmareFuel territory.
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**Onmyōji]]'': Yamakaze who is considered "king of the forest" but has a [[{{Bishonen}} refined appearance]] and a deep-down caring personality. Nonetheless, he is a badass, AxCrazy warrior whose battle scenes land squarely into NightmareFuel territory.territory.
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* Junkmen from ''VideoGame/{{Arknights}}'', being the first GiantMook encountered, serves as Reunion Movement's heavy hitter early in the game. They possess high health and attack power with their massive clubs, but wear ragged clothing that offers low overall defenses. Invoked by their description, which mentions that they disguise themselves as drifters to hide the fact that they are mercenaries.
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* King Rasta Mon in ''Super Saturday Slam Masters''.
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* Akihiko Sanada in ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena'' is built off of this archetype. He was [[WhatCouldHaveBeen originally]] going to be a ManInBlack-type character inspired by Creator/JasonStatham in ''Film/TheTransporter'', but developers wanted a Wild Man so he was tweaked.
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* Akihiko Sanada in ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena'' is built off of this archetype. He was [[WhatCouldHaveBeen originally]] going to be a ManInBlack-type [[TheMenInBlack Man in Black]]-type character inspired by Creator/JasonStatham in ''Film/TheTransporter'', but developers wanted a Wild Man so he was tweaked.
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** Yamakaze who is considered "king of the forest" but has a more [[{{Bishonen}} refined appearance]] and gentle personality.
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** Yamakaze who is considered "king of the forest" but has a more [[{{Bishonen}} refined appearance]] and gentle personality.a deep-down caring personality. Nonetheless, he is a badass, AxCrazy warrior whose battle scenes land squarely into NightmareFuel territory.
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When this character shows up in [=RPGs=], it will often overlap with TheBigGuy trope, but as far as fighters go, this character will usually be the odd looking guy with increased strength/agility and animal-based or generally very melee-based attacks.
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When this character shows up in [=RPGs=], it will often overlap with TheBigGuy trope, but as far as fighters go, this character will usually be the odd looking guy with increased strength/agility and animal-based or generally very melee-based attacks.
attacks, probably TheBerserker.
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* A non-video game (but most likely inspired) example is Burk from ''WebComic/APathToGreaterGood'' and it's reboot ''WebComic/HeroOhHero'' He wears nothing but trousers (or GoofyPrintUnderwear after he lost them) and a shaggy head of hair while fighting with GoodOldFisticuffs.
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* A non-video game (but most likely inspired) example is Burk from ''WebComic/APathToGreaterGood'' and it's its reboot ''WebComic/HeroOhHero'' (the latter of which also gives him a better dressed Aristocrat as a foil). He wears nothing but trousers (or GoofyPrintUnderwear after he lost them) and a shaggy head of hair while fighting with GoodOldFisticuffs.
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* Akihiko Sanada in ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena'' is built off of this archetype. He was [[WhatCouldHaveBeen originally]] going to be a ManInBlack-type character inspired by JasonStatham in ''Film/TheTransporter'', but developers wanted a Wild Man so he was tweaked.
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* Akihiko Sanada in ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena'' is built off of this archetype. He was [[WhatCouldHaveBeen originally]] going to be a ManInBlack-type character inspired by JasonStatham Creator/JasonStatham in ''Film/TheTransporter'', but developers wanted a Wild Man so he was tweaked.
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* King Rasta Mon in Super Saturday Slam Masters.
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* The classic fighting game version is Blanka from ''StreetFighter II'', almost more animal than man.
* Tam Tam from ''SamuraiShodown''; note that he comes complete with CuteMonsterGirl kid sister Cham Cham, who's playable in the second game. As well as being one of the few {{Catgirl}}s who actually has some feline behaviour.
* Tam Tam from ''SamuraiShodown''; note that he comes complete with CuteMonsterGirl kid sister Cham Cham, who's playable in the second game. As well as being one of the few {{Catgirl}}s who actually has some feline behaviour.
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* The classic fighting game version is Blanka from ''StreetFighter II'', ''VideoGame/StreetFighterII'', almost more animal than man.
* Tam Tam from''SamuraiShodown''; ''VideoGame/SamuraiShodown''; note that he comes complete with CuteMonsterGirl kid sister Cham Cham, who's playable in the second game. As well as being one of the few {{Catgirl}}s who actually has some feline behaviour.
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* Akihiko Sanada in ''VideoGame/Persona4Arena'' is built off of this archetype. He was [[WhatCouldHaveBeen originally]] going to be a ManInBlack-type character inspired by JasonStathem JasonStatham in ''Film/TheTransporter'', but developers wanted a WildMan Wild Man so he was tweaked.
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