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Quest for Camelot utilizes this with its villain, Ruber. His huge misshapen body and shrunken face makes him really stand out from the other Knights of the Round Table, who are perfectly normal-looking people.
Cathy bears the unusual distinction of having a Gonk protagonist, with gigantic eyes, stringy hair, and no nose. Out-of-universe, she's sometimes considered Ugly Cute, but in-universe she remarks that the only people who've ever called her attractive have been trying to sell her things.J. Geil is bald, with a deformed head, no pupils, and two right hands. His design is actually based on Michael Berryman, and unlike most examples, where this trope is Played for Laughs, it makes him genuinely creepy. Includes Bad Hair Day, Ape Foo Young, Booty and the Beast and Barrel, Barrel... Who's Got the Barrel. Horace and Jasper. Everything from their disproportional builds to their huge noses makes Cruella De Vil's henchmen a lot uglier than any human character in the film (except for their boss, maybe). Higuchi, the brutal, low-functioning sociopath Corrupt Corporate Executive from the Yotsuba organisation is the least human-looking human in the manga, resembling an unsettling part-lion Half-Human Hybrid. Beneath his mane of spiky hair, he's got a long, strangely bestial face with a sloping brow, sharp, predatory eyes, and a thin, lipless mouth - and that's in his resting expression. When he contorts his face into a Slasher Smile, he looks outright demonic. Waluigi in Brawl in the Family is particularly hideous among a cast of generally adorable characters.
Several side-characters from Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei are drawn completely different from the main cast. Chiri Kitsu shifts to a Gonk as needed. In Team Medical Dragon, it's possible to identify the good and bad guys by one characteristic alone: most of the time, the good guys are drawn incredibly attractively, while evil characters invariably look like the products of 18 generations of inbreeding.
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Match Game: Several questions over the years have featured characters who were super ugly, asking the contestant to fill in the blank with something to compare the subject's ugliness to. Usually, the punch line is a movie monster, such as King Kong or Frankenstein. Death Note has idealised-but-largely-realistic character designs for its human cast, with even the unattractive ones (like the sleazy Fat Bastard TV channel director Demegawa) merely being realistically plain. Despite this, there are some characters who do look disconcertingly inhuman: Mariah is normally a beautiful Ms. Fanservice, but her face becomes over the top ugly whenever she gets angry. King K. Rool — the show's main villain, who constantly attempts to steal the Crystal Coconut and take over the island. This version speaks in an English dialect and lives in a cave resembling a reptilian skull. Okada from Alive: The Final Evolution, the only power-user who is overweight. He sweats constantly, may have a subtle hentai fetish, and suffers from an inferiority complex due to his physical appearance. His power involves killing victims who break their "promises" (for ex. two guys are killed when they call him fat despite being promised not to say so).
There's also obese Texan ninja Earthquake, and then there's Kusaregedou, who's uglier than Gen-An and Earthquake combined, which is to be expected seeing that he's a Gaki, a type of spirit that's cursed to be eternally hungry for the things they did when they were alive, which in his case was cannibalism. Fittingly enough, he was also designed to be a combination of the above 2 characters. First written reference to gonks comes in the 1600s. However, some have even pointed to evidence that there may be records of them being referenced as early as the 13th century. Over the years, the idea of welcoming the gonk into the family home and treating it well was woven into winter tradition. It became common, for example, for families to leave out a bowl of porridge for the hungry little gonk over the winter solstice. As Christmas became a more prominent celebration in the Nordic and Scandinavian countries, the traditions melded. This is where we get the gonks today which are dressed in Christmassy costumes. How to Use Your Christmas Gonk King Hippo is obese and barely looks human. Captain N: The Game Master takes it one step further and gives him blue skin. Deadly Rooms of Death: Beethro, plus several other characters. Since Beethro is the player character, his is by nessesity a case that one can get used to. Alvida, setting the standard as the first villain we see. The funny part is that she was immensely proud of her "beauty" and hated it when people pointed out her looks... then she ate the Smooth Smooth Devil Fruit between story arcs, losing all her excess fat and becoming genuinely stunning.According to the original drawings for Alice in Wonderland, both the Queen of Hearts and the Duchess could easily be the trope image. Junior the Klaptrap — a large Klaptrap who frequently has his dentures stolen, and will do a favor for anyone who retrieves them for him.
Subverted with Ugly Bob in " Not Without My Anus", who is by all accounts extremely hideous but is rendered with the same facial and bodily features as his fellow minimalistically-drawn Canadians. Tree Decorations - Threaded with a string, they’ll look wonderfully whimsical hanging from a branch on your Christmas tree, where they can watch over the presents until the big day. Soban the leader of the Butsumetsu gang from Urusei Yatsura is incredibly ugly and deformed compared to everyone else with his huge bald head, beady little eyes, massive lips, and big crooked teeth. Final Fantasy IX: Queen Brahne outranks most of the monsters in the game in sheer ugliness for no easily explained reason. This may be a vague dig at Beauty Equals Goodness (compared to the villainous but attractive Kuja) as her subjects usually insist Brahne is a competent and respectable leader, at least pre-game. It is particularly bizarre because her daughter doesn't look anything like her which theoretically isn't a problem because Garnet is revealed to not be her biological child. Except that Garnet was adopted by the royal family because she looked close enough to the real Princess Garnet to take her place, which means that Brahne still had a biological child that looked nothing like her. A Gonk is essentially a Christmassy gnome-type creature; they have big beards, big hats, big bottoms, and you can’t see their facial features, apart from often a big nose.
Pork Pie Hat Kid has wide eyes and a strangely angular face. And then he loses the pipes on his head, and suddenly he's even worse. Includes Japanese dubbed versions of Episodes 19-21 ( Kong Fu, Bluster's Sale Ape-Stravaganza and Legend of the Crystal Coconut).
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