Ittle Dew: Exaggerated with Itan Carver, all four of whose limbs end with artificial extremities (his right hand is a hook). The Commandant from Malcolm in the Middle. He later got a hook hand on his other hand when Francis accidentally sliced it off with a saber. Dusty Raging Fist have a stage where you fight pirate versions of regular enemies, including crocodiles, bulls, rats, and others. Many of them which have hooks for hands to complete their "pirate" look. Most notably, Cyril Ritchard played Captain Hook in the 1954 musical adaptation which starred Mary Martin as Peter Pan. George Rose played the role in the 1977 revival which featured Sandy Duncan as Pan. Leatherface's brother Tech (alternatively known as Tinker) from Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III.

Brain Dead 13: Fritz, the psychotic, diminutive minion who chases Lance throughout the game, has TWO hooks for hands.Treasure Adventure Game: The main character has one, fitting in the nautical theme of the game. It acts both as a weapon and as a tool for hanging off certain parts of the scenery. Nazi science sneers at any example list which doesn't contain Colonel Haken from Irregular Webcomic!. There's also the Sea Dog in the Supers arc, a pirate-themed humanoid canine. Williams, David Park (1965). "Hook and Ahab: Barrie's Strange Satire on Melville". PMLA. 80 (5): 483–488. doi: 10.2307/460839. JSTOR 460839. S2CID 163344199.

Moon, from the martial arts fantasy "Fox Legend". After a fox demon gnawed off her left hand, she had it replaced with a hook-like knife. Live and Let Die. Tee Hee Johnson, The Dragon to Big Bad Kananga, has a vicious-looking pincer in lieu of a right hand. He threatens to cut James Bond's little finger with it during an interrogation. In fact, his whole arm is mechanical — he lost it to a caiman. The villain of the third Battal Gazi film, Sövalye Andrea, lose an arm to Battal Gazi early in the film. For the remainder of the movie Sövalye sports a hook-hand, and in the final battle Battal Gazi managed to kill Sövalye by forcing his hook into his own throat. Dr. No. The title character lost his hands in a radiation accident and replaced them with metal manual prostheses. In the original novel it was because the Tongs cut off his hands for theft. Brunvand, Jan Harold (1994). The Baby Train and Other Lusty Urban Legends. W.W. Norton & Company. ISBN 978-0-393-31208-9.Knife for the Ladies: One of the townsfolk who joins Jarrod's posse to hunt down Ramon has a hook for hand. This is never commented upon. Minor Marvel Comics malcontent Razorfist has a slight variation in that both his arms terminate in large blades. Unlike a normal hook, however, this leaves him totally incapable of manipulating anything at all of his own volition; his enemy Toxin theorizes that when Razorfist decided to be fitted with the blades he was subconsciously absolving himself of any real sort of responsibility while forcing others to tend to his needs. Truly's dad in Absolutely Truly has a hook for a hand on his first prosthetic arm. It tends to scare Pippa until her siblings convince her to compare it to Captain Hook's hook. Manon in The Alligator People lost his left hand to an alligator, and now has a hook in its place. This loss pisses him off so much that he has developed an undying hatred for the things, and he periodically gets drunk and shoots at them with his revolver.