Klonoa 2: Lunatea’s Veil [NS, PC, PS2, PS4, PS5, XBO, XBXS] – Ow-Gow / Klonoa

Media: video game: “Klonoa 2: Lunatea’s Veil”
Developer: Namco
Platform: Computer, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S

Note: The remastered version of this game is a part of Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series.

Description:

In as early as the second level of the game, large flower-like enemies known as Ow-Gow can be seen. If Klonoa or another enemy walks in front of it, it will lunge forward and they will be sucked into their mouth and chewed, though they tend to clip in through the Ow-Gow’s head, rather than go into its mouth. Regular enemies such as Moos are swallowed, but Klonoa will be spit out even if all health is lost as a result of this.

Klonoa 2: Lunatea’s Veil [NS, PC, PS2, PS4, PS5, XBO, XBXS] – Pits / Klonoa

Media: video game: “Klonoa 2: Lunatea’s Veil”
Developer: Namco
Platform: Computer, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S

Note: The remastered version of this game is a part of Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series.

Description:

The Empty Sea of Tears level is a boarding level, and in certain sections, there are large toothed pits in the ground acting as hazards that Klonoa can fall into, resulting in a life lost. Although they are complete passive, they appear vaguely biological.

Trog [Arc, NES, PC] – Dinosaurs / Trog

Media: video game: “Trog”
Developer: Midway
Platform: Arcade, Computer, Nintendo Entertainment System

Description: 

The player(s) control the dinosaurs known as Rex, Bloop, Spike and Gwen (though only Rex and Bloop are present in the home versions of the game), and must collect all items while avoiding the one-eyed cavemen known as the Trog. Occasionally a pineapple power-up may appear during a level, and collecting it will cause the controlled dinosaur to temporarily grow into a T-rex, allowing them to devour any Trogs it encounters.

Sam & Max Hit the Road [PC] – Dragon / Sam

Media: video game: “Sam & Max Hit the Road”
Developer: LucasArts
Platform: Computer

Description: 

In the Bumpusville section of the game, there is a virtual reality headset in a room in Conroy Bumpus’ mansion. Once Lee-Harvey is distracted, Sam can use the VR headset in which he controls his blocky, polygonal self to fight a blocky, polygonal dragon using a sword. If the sword is not used against the dragon in time, it will snatch Sam in its mouth and swallow, with its neck polygons bulging. This does not cause a game over, but forces the player to re-do this section, as Lee-Harvey returns and forces Sam and Max to leave.

If this is repeated and failed a second time, Sam will ask Max if he’s “ever seen the inside of a dragon’s large intestine.”

New Joe & Mac: Caveman Ninja [NS, PC, PS4, PS5, XBO, XBXS] – Titanoboa / Joe, Mac

Media: video game: “New Joe & Mac: Caveman Ninja”
Developer: Mr. Nutz Studio
Platform: Computer, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S

Description: 

The second to last boss in the game appears to be a titanoboa. Once defeated, it collapses with its mouth open, but unlike previous iterations in the series neither of the playable characters are seen walking into its mouth – the screen instead fades to black.

The final level takes place in the titanoboa’s body. If playing in the Arcade mode, this section will be very brief before encountering the final boss, but if playing on the Extend mode, the level is more significant, featuring pools and fountains of acid and other cavemen and dinosaurs who the titanoboa previously swallowed.

Nickelodeon Juice – Giraffe / Gordon Gagbag

Media: advertisement for: “Nickelodeon Juice”

Note: This advertisement was only aired in Australia in 2003 on Nickelodeon.

Description:

This particular advertisement featured a koala named Gordon Gagbag, who promoted a line-up of morning Nickelodeon cartoons with the slogan “Juice is the perfect snack with brekky.” At the end of the advertisement, despite not being Australian, a giraffe appears on-screen and swallows Gordon and belches afterwards. Gordon can be heard protesting from within, saying “I’m not the perfect snack, you idiot! Juice! Juice is the perfect snack!”

Other variants of this advertisement exists with different elements of slapstick involved.

Enchanted Portals [NS, PC, PS4, PS5, XBO, XBXS] – Alligator / Bobby, Penny

Media: video game: “Enchanted Portals”
Developer: Xixo Games Studio
Platform: Computer, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S

Description: 

World 3 is broken up into land and water sections. When reaching the water sections, Bobby and Penny are able to use alligators’ heads as platforms to cross safely. The alligators will occasionally leap upwards, jaws snapping open and closed to try to swallow them, and unlike other enemies, will remove Bobby or Penny from the screen momentarily, who will respawn through a portal, as if they had fallen into a pit. The alligators also have a unique bloated sprite upon swallowing them.

Bobby or Penny will not be swallowed at all if they lose all their life as a result of this, simply undergoing a generic death animation.

Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle [And, iOS] – Cell / Android 17, 18

Media: video game: “Dragon Ball Z: Dokkan Battle”
Developer: Akatsuki
Platform: Android, Apple iOS

Note: This game requires an internet connection and server-side authentication.

Description: 

[Monster Created by a Computer] Cell (1st Form) is a unit that can be acquired in certain Dokkan Festival gacha banners, and can be Dokkan Awakened into the unit [Ultimate Life Form with Immense Power] Cell (1st Form).

[Ultimate Life Form with Immense Power] Cell (1st Form) begins battle as is, but when his third turn begins, an animation will play of him using his tail to absorb Android 17, transforming himself into Cell (2nd Form). At the beginning of his next turn, another animation will play in which he absorbs Android 18, transforming himself into Cell (Perfect Form), reflecting the events in the anime and manga.

These transformations are temporary and last the duration of the battle, being able to be repeated. Androids 17 and 18 are not required to be in the party for these to trigger.

Final Fantasy VI [And, iOS, GBA, NS, PC, PS1, PS4, SNES, Wii] – Zone Eater / Party

Media: video game: “Final Fantasy VI”
Developer: Square
Platform: Android, Apple iOS, Computer, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 1, PlayStation 4, Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Note: The mobile and 2014 PC port of the mobile versions have been delisted at the time of writing.

Description: 

The Zone Eater is a large sandworm that is found in the World of Ruin, in the triangular island after the airship can be accessed. In battle, it is relatively harmless, possessing no real way of KO’ing any party members. However, it has an ability called Inhale, in which it will draw in and swallow party members one at a time, accompanied with a text box saying “*munch munch* *gobble gobble*.” Swallowed party members are excluded from the rest of the fight. If the Zone Eater is defeated after swallowing a party member, or the rest of the party flees battle, the swallowed characters simply reappear back in the party without any animation or text.

If every party member is swallowed in battle, the battle ends and they are transported to a secret dungeon known as Zone Eater’s Belly, however the dungeon appears the same as any cave or mountain area and does not look organic. The short dungeon is home to one of the optional characters of the game, Gogo. The party is able to escape by presumably being regurgitated – standing at the exit triggers loud rumbling and the screen fades to black before transitioning back to the world map.

Once the dungeon is completed or the Zone Eater is killed, more can be encountered, as they are considered normal enemies, and the dungeon can be returned to again in the same way.

Final Fantasy V [And, iOS, GBA, NS, PC, PS1, PS3, PS4, SNES, Wii, Wii U] – Atomos / Party

Media: video game: “Final Fantasy V”
Developer: Square
Platform: Android, Apple iOS, Computer, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo Wii U, PlayStation 1, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Super Nintendo Entertainment System

Note: The mobile and PC port of the mobile versions have been delisted at the time of writing.

Description: 

Atomos is a boss that is fought atop of Barrier Tower, in the second world of the game. It takes the form resembling a large gate as an open mouth, and will cast strong single-target magic spells to knock out a character. Once a character is knocked out, it will slowly inhale them, pulling them towards itself. Should the knocked out character reach Atomos before being revived, Atomos will use an ability called Wormhole, causing the inhaled character to disappear into its ‘mouth’ and be removed from battle, with the message ‘Dragged into another dimension!’