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* ''VideoGame/Warhammer40000RogueTrader'': There's a lot of lower level enemies with suspiciously small health bars, due to the game's momentum system require a lot of easily killed goons to tear through to gain said momentum.
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* ''VideoGame/JaggedAlliance2'' has two grades of these in the BigBad's military: constabulary "admins" and Army "regulars". Both wear fatigue pants; the admins wear [[CannonFodder yellow shirts]] (and are [[SortingAlgorithmOfEvil unseen after only a few engagements]]), while the regulars "enjoy" [[RedShirt red-orange]] tops. Towards the end of the game, these two forces give way to the [[EliteMooks "Elite Guard"]].
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* ''VideoGame/JaggedAlliance2'' ''VideoGame/JaggedAlliance 2'' has two grades of these in the BigBad's military: constabulary "admins" and Army "regulars". Both wear fatigue pants; the admins wear [[CannonFodder yellow shirts]] (and are [[SortingAlgorithmOfEvil unseen after only a few engagements]]), while the regulars "enjoy" [[RedShirt red-orange]] tops. Towards the end of the game, these two forces give way to the [[EliteMooks "Elite Guard"]].
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* ''Super Snail'' from [=QCplay=] has Cultists who are these robed little characters throw off their disguise once Super Snail gets close enough. Cultists of this kind can only be found when exploring a country's game board. Otherwise everything else has an individualized name and would either be a MiniBoss or {{Boss}} and the 8 Demon Gods are your FinalBoss characters.
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* ''Legend of Keepers'' by Goblinz Studios, after your [[FinalBoss possible Masters]] and [[MiniBoss Maug's Interns]] if you chose him as your keeper, unfortunately all you have left are mooks - even your [[EliteMook rare monsters]] are still just mooks. The game reinforces this by having your monsters including the rare ones, having an [[AbsurdlyLowLevelCap underwhelming level limit of 4]] unless you're on Endless Mode whereas the heroes you fight can be over Level 10 (when a group of 3 heroes can usually beat both groups of 3 monsters when they all are of equal level).
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* ''Franchise/{{Splatoon}}'': In the single-player campaigns, the basic Octarian mook is a sapient severed octopus tentacle with a face and legs operating a makeshift hovercraft. In Salmon Run, the basic [[TheHorde Salmonid]] mook is an [[FishPeople amphibious salmon]] wielding a FryingPanOfDoom.
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* ''Franchise/{{Splatoon}}'': In the single-player campaigns, the basic Octarian mook is a sapient severed octopus tentacle with a face and legs operating a makeshift hovercraft. In [[MultiMookMelee Salmon Run, Run]], the basic [[TheHorde Salmonid]] mook is an [[FishPeople amphibious salmon]] wielding a FryingPanOfDoom.
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* ''Franchise/{{Splatoon}}'': In the single-player campaigns, the basic Octarian mook is a sapient octopus tentacles with a face and legs operating a makeshift hovercraft. In Salmon Run, the basic Salmonid mook is an amphibious salmon wielding a frying pan.
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* ''Franchise/{{Splatoon}}'': In the single-player campaigns, the basic Octarian mook is a sapient severed octopus tentacles tentacle with a face and legs operating a makeshift hovercraft. In Salmon Run, the basic Salmonid [[TheHorde Salmonid]] mook is an [[FishPeople amphibious salmon salmon]] wielding a frying pan.FryingPanOfDoom.
