Frogger (series)/References

Since the arcade title, released in 1981, the franchise has been referenced in a variety of media, including video games, films, and TV series.

Evolution Skateboarding
Frogger's anthropomorphic form appears in the game as a playable character.

Krazy Kart Racing
Frogger is available as a playable character.

New International Track & Field
Frogger is available as a playable character and comes with his own set of missions.

Pixel Puzzle Collection
Two of the sprites from the original arcade that depict Frogger and a car were featured as puzzles that can be completed. Each picture has a brief blurb that allude to their respective roles in the game.

Movies
Wreck-It Ralph Frogger can be seen at the Game Central Station where he hops away from Ralph upon glancing at him. While doing so, his iconic 8-bit hopping noise can be heard.

Pixels
Frogger is one of the many classic arcade characters that were sent by extraterrestrial invaders to attack Washington D.C. There, he is hopping across the road like in the original arcade. The only difference is he crushes a car into tiny blocks upon touching it. Before he proceeds to crush three of the main characters, he is caught by a crane operated by another character wearing a Chewbecca mask.

Teen Titans Go!

 * A scene in the thirty-ninth episode of the second season, Video Game References, features a training simulation that parodies the titular arcade game called Cross the Street. There, Beast Boy must navigate his way through oncoming traffic in the shape of a frog that resembles Frogger. He grows frustrated after ten failed attempts so he bypasses the gameplay mechanics by shapeshifting into a chicken. He successfully reaches the other side, that is until he is bitten by a crocodile, therefore, costing him his last life.
 * 1981, the year the original arcade game was released, is featured on the parody's title screen.

Castlevania animated series
An effigy of Frogger can be spotted in the library beneath the Belmont Hold during the show's second season.

Frogger (game show)
A game show involving an obstacle course based on the arcade was announced by NBCUniversal and will start streaming episodes on Peacock in September. Competitors will navigate the course by avoiding ranging from recreations of cars that push them into the pool below to high-pressured water steams. The show is set up to run in a similar fashion to American Ninja Warrior and the popular childhood game, The Floor is Lava.