Hungry Mungry

Evil-doer
Full Name	Mungry
Alias	Hungry Mungry
Origin	Where the Sidewalk Ends
Occupation	No information
Powers / Skills	Ability to eat anything in his way.
Hobby	Eating whatever is in his path, especially the people trying to stop him.
Goals	Eat the universe Eat whoever tries to stop him (both succeeded)
Crimes	Parricide 4 onscreen instances of mass maneating/murder inc. child murder Mass populicide (when he ate the US) Public property damage (when he ate his house, the Chicago water tower, and the churches in Rome Canibalism Omnicide Mundicide (when he ate the Earth) Mass mundicide (when he ate the moon, the stars, and the sun.)
Type of Villain	Gluttonous Protagonist

Hungry Mungry is the main protagonist of the late Shel Silverstein's eponymous poem.

He is a malicious tyrant who has the ability to eat anything and everything in sight. 

Biography

The poem starts out with Hungry Mungry having a ridiculously huge dinner and eating the kitchen table right after. When his parents told him to stop, he took no regard for what they said and ate them to. He then proceeded to eat all the people in the neighborhood, as well as the people trying to stop him. He ate his city and town before he had the idea to eat the US, so he ate several cities and states one at a time until he decided to eat the world. So he eats several notable landmarks and places until he decides he wants to eat the universe. So he ate the moon and stars, before eating the sun and all other bodies in the universe. And then just decides to eat himself and just sits there forever gnashing his teeth since there was nothing left to eat.

Personality

He portrays some basic personality traits as he was very confident when the US army came and he just ate them. And does show some sadism when he literally smiled and said they couldn't harm him. Besides that there is little else shown about it.

Original Poem 

Hungry Mungry sat at supper,

Took his knife and spoon and fork,

Ate a bowl of mushroom soup, ate a slice of roasted pork,

Ate a dozen stewed tomatoes, twenty-seven deviled eggs,

Fifteen shrimps, nine baked potatoes,

Thirty-two fried chicken legs,

A shank of lamb, a boiled ham,

Two bowls of grits, some black-eye peas,

Four chocolate shakes, eight angel cakes,

Nine custard pies with Muenster cheese,

Ten pots of tea, and after he,

Had eaten all that he was able,

He poured some broth on the tablecloth

And ate the kitchen table.

His parents said, "Oh Hungry Mungry, stop these silly jokes."

Mungry opened up his mouth, and "Gulp," he ate his folks.

And then he went and ate his house, all the bricks and wood,

And then he ate up all the people in the neighborhood.

Up came twenty angry policeman shouting, "Stop and cease."

Mungry opened his mouth and "Gulp," he ate the police.

Soldiers came with tanks and guns.

Said Mungry, "They can't harm me."

He just smiled and licked his lips and ate the U.S. Army.

The President sent all his bombers - Mungry still was calm,

Put his head back, gulped the planes, and gobbled up the bomb.

He ate his town and ate the city - ate and ate and ate -

And then he said, "I think I'll eat the whole United States."

And so he ate Chicago first and munched the Water Tower,

And then he chewed on Pittsburgh but he found it rather sour.

He ate New York and Tennessee, and all of Boston town,

Then drank the Mississippi River just to wash it down.

And when he'd eaten every state, each puppy, boy and girl

He wiped his mouth upon his sleeve and went to eat the world.

He ate the Egypt pyramids and every church in Rome,

And all the grass in Africa and all in ice in Nome.

He ate each hill in green Brazil and then to make things worse

He decided for dessert he'd eat the universe.

He started with the moon and stars and soon as he was done

He gulped the clouds, he sipped the wind and gobbled up the sun.

Then sitting there in the cold dark air,

He started to nibble his feet,

Then his legs, then his hips

Then his neck, then his lips

Till he sat there just gnashin' his teeth

'Cause nothin' was nothin' was

Nothin' was nothin' was

Nothin' was left to eat.

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhBzBZkLMG8

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The poem