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*'''Nebogipfel'''- An example of an advanced, highly civilized Morlock race living in a different reality than the one in the Time Machine. The Time Traveller encounters Nebogipfel here, and learns about Nebogipfel's Morlocks. Nebogipfel joins the Time Traveller on his journeys through time. This occurred in ''The Time Ships'', Stephen Baxter's sequel to ''The Time Machine''.

*'''Über-Morlock'''- In Simon Wells' 2002 movie remake, he was the leader of the Morlocks, controlling them through telepathy. He has an incredibly large brain, which extends out of his head and down his back. He is the main villan of the movie.

*'''Morticon'''- In the children's show ''Power Rangers: Mystic Force'', Morticon is the leader of a group of Morlocks, who, in the show, are cybernetic undead creatures who dwell underground. Morticon is the main villan of the series. Unlike traditional Morlocks, Morticon appears as a blue monstrous creature with bulky mechanical attatchmentsattachments which occasionally emit steam.

*'''Coloniel Nalga'''- One of the generals of a Morlock invasion force trying to overrun England in 1892 in K.W. Jeter's ''Morlock Night''. Nalga spoke English, unlike his Morlock bretheren, and so dealt with the protagonists.