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* In ''WesternAnimation/MyLifeAsATeenageRobot'', the [[AlphaBitch Krust cousins]] take every opportunity to torment and belittle XJ-9 socially, attempting to guarantee that Jenny never, ever becomes anything close to popular. XJ-9, a.k.a. Jenny, is a cheerful, sweet-natured girl who also happens to be a walking, talking, sapient weapons system capable of destroying entire alien battle fleets single-handed. In one episode, with the aid of a more aggressive friend, Jenny finally shows them exactly what she can do to make their lives miserable. Even after she drives them into a breakdown, they don't learn from the experience.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/MyLifeAsATeenageRobot'', the [[AlphaBitch Krust cousins]] take every opportunity to torment and belittle XJ-9 socially, attempting to guarantee that Jenny never, ever becomes anything close to popular. XJ-9, a.k.a. Jenny, is a cheerful, sweet-natured girl who also happens to be a walking, talking, [[DoAnythingRobot sapient weapons system capable of destroying entire alien battle fleets single-handed.single-handed]]. In one episode, with the aid of a more aggressive friend, Jenny finally shows them exactly what she can do to make their lives miserable. Even after she drives them into a breakdown, they don't learn from the experience.
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* PlayedForLaughs in the ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' episode "The Jerrick Trap", where the VillainOfTheWeek is a relatively-small time [[TheDon alien mob boss]]. After one of his {{mooks}} mistakenly kidnaps Morty he [[OhCrap immediately panics]] and starts trying to placate him, Rick, and Jerry who the latter did a FreakyFridayFlip with. After Rick & Jerry insult him he lets his {{pride}} override his common sense and tries to (in Rick's words) "[[InvincibleHero kill God]]". As he's bleeding out, he admits that he was a fool while Rick & Jerry express SympathyForTheDevil and respect his attempt to assert control over his life.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/MovilleMysteries'' episode "The Novelty Kid" centers around Norman, a greedy jerk who thinks he can swindle the Ace Novelty company just as easily like his schoolmates, only for said company to [[spoiler: turn him into one of their products after he refuses their final notice]].
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** Then there's Will Harangue, who is Ben's [[Franchise/SpiderMan J. Jonah Jameson]], who devotes his life calling Ben a menace, even though if that were true then Ben would have gone alien and turned him to paste ages ago.
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** Then there's Will Harangue, who is Ben's [[Franchise/SpiderMan [[ComicBook/SpiderMan J. Jonah Jameson]], who devotes his life calling Ben a menace, even though if that were true then Ben would have gone alien and turned him to paste ages ago.
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* Humans literally do this to dragons in ''WesternAnimation/TheDragonPrince'', humans were looking for excuses to slaughter dragons, elves, unicorns and other wildlife because they believe is the only way they will survive the harsh conditions that Xadia put them through, although is humans' own fault because they betrayed the unicorns that helped them thrive and exploited many species for dark magic.
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* Humans literally do this to dragons in ''WesternAnimation/TheDragonPrince'', humans were looking for excuses to slaughter dragons, elves, unicorns and other wildlife because they believe is the only way they will survive the harsh conditions that Xadia put them through, although is humans' own fault because they betrayed the unicorns that helped them thrive and exploited many species for dark magic.
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** Soren started a fight against Pyrrah believing humans are stronger, Corvus warned Soren she would fight back but he ignored he warning, then Claudia used a enchanted bolt to bring Pyrrah down, then they wanted to maim her to use her for dark magic, fortunately Callum saved her before they do, and she broken Soren's bones, in the hospital Soren reflected is his fault Pyrrah attacked
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** Soren started a fight against Pyrrah believing humans are stronger, Corvus warned Soren she would fight back but he ignored he the warning, then Claudia used a enchanted bolt to bring Pyrrah down, then they wanted to maim her to use her for dark magic, fortunately Callum saved her before they do, and she broken Soren's bones, in the hospital Soren reflected is his fault Pyrrah attacked
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* Humans literally do this to dragons in ''WesternAnimation/TheDragonPrince'', humans were looking for excuses to slaughter dragons, elves, unicorns and other wildlife because they believe is the only way they will survive the harsh conditions that Xadia put them through, although is humans' own fault because they betrayed the unicorns that helped them thrive and exploited many species for dark magic.
** Viren wanted to kill Avizandum because he killed Sarai, although Avizandum did it to defend his people from humans and is Viren's fault for putting himself in danger so she died saving him, and Avizandum was willing to spare Harrow and Viren but they killed him anyways
** Viren also wanted to kill Zym because of assuming he is a weapon of mass destruction that will only feel hatred for humans, despite he literally didn't do anything at all for being an egg at the time Viren wanted to kill him, but also because of his greed for power
** Viren also wanted to kill Zubeia just for greed and spite
** Soren started a fight against Pyrrah believing humans are stronger, Corvus warned Soren she would fight back but he ignored he warning, then Claudia used a enchanted bolt to bring Pyrrah down, then they wanted to maim her to use her for dark magic, fortunately Callum saved her before they do, and she broken Soren's bones, in the hospital Soren reflected is his fault Pyrrah attacked
** Claudia was about to kill a dragon that was chasing her for being a wanted criminal, in her mind all dragons are beast that deserve to die for bullying humans, fortunately Terry begged to stop and spare it
** The drakewood elves enslave dragons to use them as mounts and they had an imprisoned dragon to eat their enemies, they also tried to tame Zym, apparently not knowing he is the Xadian prince, they are lucky Zubeia wasn't there when doing that or else she'd eat them
** Viren wanted to kill Avizandum because he killed Sarai, although Avizandum did it to defend his people from humans and is Viren's fault for putting himself in danger so she died saving him, and Avizandum was willing to spare Harrow and Viren but they killed him anyways
** Viren also wanted to kill Zym because of assuming he is a weapon of mass destruction that will only feel hatred for humans, despite he literally didn't do anything at all for being an egg at the time Viren wanted to kill him, but also because of his greed for power
** Viren also wanted to kill Zubeia just for greed and spite
** Soren started a fight against Pyrrah believing humans are stronger, Corvus warned Soren she would fight back but he ignored he warning, then Claudia used a enchanted bolt to bring Pyrrah down, then they wanted to maim her to use her for dark magic, fortunately Callum saved her before they do, and she broken Soren's bones, in the hospital Soren reflected is his fault Pyrrah attacked
** Claudia was about to kill a dragon that was chasing her for being a wanted criminal, in her mind all dragons are beast that deserve to die for bullying humans, fortunately Terry begged to stop and spare it
** The drakewood elves enslave dragons to use them as mounts and they had an imprisoned dragon to eat their enemies, they also tried to tame Zym, apparently not knowing he is the Xadian prince, they are lucky Zubeia wasn't there when doing that or else she'd eat them
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* Eustace in ''WesternAnimation/CourageTheCowardlyDog'' does this to almost ''every monster and supernatural being''. He would often taunt them gleefully and fails to realize exactly how much more powerful they are than him. Unsurprisingly, [[DoNotTauntCthulhu it often NEVER ends well for him]].
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* Eustace in ''WesternAnimation/CourageTheCowardlyDog'' does this to almost ''every monster and supernatural being''. He would often taunt them gleefully and fails to realize exactly how much more powerful they are than him. Unsurprisingly, [[DoNotTauntCthulhu it often NEVER ends usually doesn't end well for him]].
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** Right after Lucas has seen a [[DumbMuscle Fixed Idea]], a near nine-foot-tall Frankenstein's monster-like man, tear through his wall, he figures he can take it in a fight. Being a boxer and strong by human standards he gets a couple of decent hits in, but Fixed Ideas are StrongButUnskilled and he's just not strong enough to even stagger them. All in all, it's probably his ''least'' finest moment in the entire series as the only reason he doesn't get the complete man-shit kicked out of him is because Cyber Six saves him.
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** Right after Lucas has seen a [[DumbMuscle Fixed Idea]], a near nine-foot-tall Frankenstein's monster-like man, tear through his wall, he figures he can take it in a fight. Being a boxer and strong by human standards he gets a couple of decent hits in, but Fixed Ideas are StrongButUnskilled UnskilledButStrong and he's just not strong enough to even stagger them. All in all, it's probably his ''least'' finest moment in the entire series as the only reason he doesn't get the complete man-shit kicked out of him is because Cyber Six saves him.
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** The show could practically be titled Taunting the Reaper. The entire premise requires that TheGrimReaper never snap under constant torment and do away with the kids. {{Justified}} by the fact that Billy has an IQ in the negatives and Mandy is scarier than Grim is.
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** The show could practically be titled Taunting the Reaper. The entire premise requires that TheGrimReaper never snap under constant torment and do away with the kids. {{Justified}} {{Justified|Trope}} by the fact that Billy has an IQ in the negatives and Mandy is scarier than Grim is.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/HarleyQuinn2019'' Harley kidnaps ComicBook/LoisLane in hopes of making Franchise/{{Superman}} her nemesis, oblivious to her crew's concerns that he's completely out of her league. Fortunately/unfortunately, both Superman and Lois are so used to this happening they treat it completely casually, and Superman doesn't even bother to fight her.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/HarleyQuinn2019'' Harley kidnaps ComicBook/LoisLane [[Characters/SupermanLoisLane Lois Lane]] in hopes of making Franchise/{{Superman}} Characters/{{Superman|TheCharacter}} her nemesis, oblivious to her crew's concerns that he's completely out of her league. Fortunately/unfortunately, both Superman and Lois are so used to this happening they treat it completely casually, and Superman doesn't even bother to fight her.
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** "Bye Bye Nerdie" has an unwilling version by Nelson. After Lisa learns that nerd sweat causes bullies to beat them up, she swabs some on Drederick Tatum. Nelson is thus compelled to bully Tatum, all while begging him not to retaliate.
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** "Bye Bye Nerdie" has an unwilling version by Nelson. After Lisa learns that nerd sweat causes bullies to beat them up, she swabs tests it by swabbing some on Drederick Tatum. Nelson is thus compelled to bully Tatum, all while begging him not to retaliate.
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* ComicBook/LexLuthor's treatment of Superman in ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' and ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''. Granted, [[IdealHero Sup]][[TheCape er]][[NiceGuy man]] would probably never actually ''do'' anything -- but that doesn't change the fact that Luthor is harassing a guy who could kill him in any number of ways before he could even blink, let alone stop him. His [[KnightTemplar Justice Lord]] counterpart did just that.
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* ComicBook/LexLuthor's [[Characters/SupermanLexLuthor Lex Luthor]]'s treatment of Superman in ''WesternAnimation/SupermanTheAnimatedSeries'' and ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague''. Granted, [[IdealHero Sup]][[TheCape er]][[NiceGuy man]] would probably never actually ''do'' anything -- but that doesn't change the fact that Luthor is harassing a guy who could kill him in any number of ways before he could even blink, let alone stop him. His [[KnightTemplar Justice Lord]] counterpart did just that.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats2011'' a rare {{justified|Trope}} example, when young {{Catfolk}} protagonist Lion-O pulls a GoThroughMe in defense of some {{stock|Punishment}}aded {{Lizard|Folk}} prisoners, the PowderkegCrowd of townspeople harassing them rapidly whip out the TorchesAndPitchforks calling for a VigilanteExecution of the Lizards. The mob leader's response to Lion-O's protests is to call him "[[FantasticSlurs Lizard Lover]]" and threaten to put ''him'' in the stocks. Though Lion-O is a formidable BareFistedMonk and Thundera's ''crown prince,'' soon joined by his brother Prince Tygra, their authority does absolutely nothing to prevent the brawl that breaks out, because Lion-O has a longstanding reputation as a CloudCuckoolander and CategoryTraitor in his culture of {{Fantastic Racis|m}}ts.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats2011'' ''WesternAnimation/Thundercats2011'' a rare {{justified|Trope}} example, when young {{Catfolk}} protagonist Lion-O pulls a GoThroughMe in defense of some {{stock|Punishment}}aded {{Lizard|Folk}} prisoners, the PowderkegCrowd PowderKegCrowd of townspeople harassing them rapidly whip out the TorchesAndPitchforks calling for a VigilanteExecution of the Lizards. The mob leader's response to Lion-O's protests is to call him "[[FantasticSlurs Lizard Lover]]" and threaten to put ''him'' in the stocks. Though Lion-O is a formidable BareFistedMonk and Thundera's ''crown prince,'' soon joined by his brother Prince Tygra, their authority does absolutely nothing to prevent the brawl that breaks out, because Lion-O has a longstanding reputation as a CloudCuckoolander and CategoryTraitor in his culture of {{Fantastic Racis|m}}ts.
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** As part of his training to be a true supervillain, [[HarmlessVillain Augustus St. Cloud]] decides to harass Rose Whalen, elderly mother of his archnemesis Billy Quizboy. Unfortunately, Col. Gentleman was there and despite being elderly is still large and strong enough to casually lift him by his cuffs. Furthermore, Rose is a retired crimefighter who upon learning that he's her son's nemesis [[MamaBear decides to deal with him herself]]. The next scene, St. Cloud is badly bruised.
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** As part of his training to be a true supervillain, [[HarmlessVillain Augustus St. Cloud]] decides to harass Rose Whalen, elderly mother of his archnemesis arch-nemesis Billy Quizboy. Unfortunately, Col. Gentleman was there and despite being elderly is still large and strong enough to casually lift him by his cuffs. Furthermore, Rose is a retired crimefighter who upon learning that he's her son's nemesis [[MamaBear decides to deal with him herself]]. The next scene, St. Cloud is badly bruised.
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* ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder'': In "The Black Cube", the titular Black Cube of Darkness is a soul-sucking piece of SinisterGeometry who is TheDreaded on his home planet...[[BeingGoodSucks even when he tries to do good.]] In particular, there is a trio of street kids who seem to have a death wish as they spend the whole day with nothing better to do than to taunt him and make his life even worse than it is. This escalates when one of the kids ends up falling in the water, and even when the Black Cube tries to save him, he ''refuses'' the Cube's help! It all accumulates when the Black Cube, after saving the kid by temporarily stealing his soul so he would stop resisting, faces an angry mob. The Black Cube goes through a FreakOut and ends up stealing [[AllLovingHero Wander's]] soul in the process. Sylvia calls out the mob for how they've been treating the Black Cube, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone which makes them realize how terrible they all have been.]] At this point, the Black Cube's life starts changing for the better [[spoiler: and cements his HeelFaceTurn by joining the rebels in the finale against Lord Dominator.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/WanderOverYonder'': In "The Black Cube", the titular Black Cube of Darkness is a soul-sucking piece of SinisterGeometry who is TheDreaded on his home planet...[[BeingGoodSucks even when he tries to do good.]] In particular, there is a trio of street kids who seem to have a death wish as they spend the whole day with nothing better to do than to taunt him and make his life even worse than it is. This escalates when one of the kids ends up falling in the water, and even when the Black Cube tries to save him, he ''refuses'' the Cube's help! It all accumulates when the Black Cube, after saving the kid by temporarily stealing his soul so he would stop resisting, faces an angry mob. The Black Cube goes through a FreakOut and ends up stealing [[AllLovingHero Wander's]] soul in the process. Sylvia calls out the mob for how they've been treating the Black Cube, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone which makes them realize how terrible they all have been.]] At this point, the Black Cube's life starts changing for the better [[spoiler: and cements his HeelFaceTurn by joining the rebels in the finale against Lord Dominator.]]Dominator]].
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*** As with the previous Cannonball mention, Duncan eventually bit off more than he could chew when Spyke, who had previously left the Xavier Mansion, [[AntiHero decided he wasn't going to take anymore of his crap.]] What resulted was, well, a NoHoldsBarredBeatDown for Duncan ''and'' his gang.
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** Another example is the first episode featuring TheJuggernaut. Mystique frees him from his imprisonment, intending for him to kill Xavier while she steals Cerebro. Juggernaut immediately brushes off her offer of a ride to Xavier's in favor of just stomping towards the mansion. After effortlessly demolishing Wolverine and part of the mansion, Mystique proceeds to ''insult him for destroying Cerebro to his face''. This would've very easily have gotten her killed had the X-Men and Brotherhood not teamed up to stop him.
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** Another example is the first episode featuring TheJuggernaut.Characters/{{Juggernaut|MarvelComics}}. Mystique frees him from his imprisonment, intending for him to kill Xavier while she steals Cerebro. Juggernaut immediately brushes off her offer of a ride to Xavier's in favor of just stomping towards the mansion. After effortlessly demolishing Wolverine and part of the mansion, Mystique proceeds to ''insult him for destroying Cerebro to his face''. This would've very easily have gotten her killed had the X-Men and Brotherhood not teamed up to stop him.
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** In "The Camping Episode," after being told ''everything'' that can make sea bears aggressive ([[HairTriggerTemper and it is a long list]]), Squidward, who is adamant that sea bears do not exist, decides to do ''all'' of them just to prove it. Unfortunately for him, the sea bear turns out to be real, and it mauls him quite brutally ''several'' times.
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** In "The Camping Episode," after being told ''everything'' that can make sea bears aggressive ([[HairTriggerTemper and it is a long list]]), Squidward, who is adamant that sea bears do not exist, decides to do ''all'' of them just to prove it. Unfortunately for him, the sea bear turns out to be real, and it mauls him quite brutally ''several'' times.
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** As part of his training to be a true supervillain, [[HarmlessVillain Augustus St. Cloud]] decides to harass Rose Whalen, elderly mother of his archnemesis Billy Quizboy. Unfortunately, Col. Gentleman was there and despite being elderly is still large and strong enough to casually lift him by his cuffs. Furthermore, Rose is a retired crimefighter who upon learning that he's her son's nemesis [[MamaBear decides to deal with him herself]]. The next scene, St. Cloud is badly bruised.
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** Parodied in one of [[TheAhnold Ranier Wolfcastle]]'s films which involves him going undercover as a nerd at a high school. Ranier Wolfcastle is a huge, musclebound actor, but he's dressed as a nerd so obviously some bullies try to pick on him. They even lampshade it by saying "Well, well, a big, musclebound nerd! Just more of you to pick on." It ends with Wolfcastle throwing one of the bullies [[DisproportionateRetribution through the chest of the other]].
** Another hilarious example, from the trip to Australia where Bart is to apologize for his prank calls. Homer notices the guard at the gate and mistakes him for a [[BritishRoyalGuards British Royal Guard]], making funny faces at him for a few seconds until the guard punches him hard in the face. "No ''sir!'' US Marine Corps, ''sir!''" Later he starts jumping back and forth across the USA-Australia line in front of the embassy:
** Another hilarious example, from the trip to Australia where Bart is to apologize for his prank calls. Homer notices the guard at the gate and mistakes him for a [[BritishRoyalGuards British Royal Guard]], making funny faces at him for a few seconds until the guard punches him hard in the face. "No ''sir!'' US Marine Corps, ''sir!''" Later he starts jumping back and forth across the USA-Australia line in front of the embassy:
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** Parodied in "The Bart Wants What It Wants" with one of [[TheAhnold Ranier Wolfcastle]]'s films which involves him going undercover as a nerd at a high school. Ranier Wolfcastle is a huge, musclebound actor, but he's dressed as a nerd so obviously some bullies try to pick on him. They even lampshade it by saying "Well, well, a big, musclebound nerd! Just more of you to pick on." It ends with Wolfcastle throwing one of the bullies [[DisproportionateRetribution through the chest of the other]].
** Another hilariousexample, from example in "Bart vs. Australia", when the trip Simpson family travels to Australia where Bart is to apologize for his prank calls. Homer notices the guard at the gate and mistakes him for a [[BritishRoyalGuards British Royal Guard]], making funny faces at him for a few seconds until the guard punches him hard in the face. "No ''sir!'' US Marine Corps, ''sir!''" Later he starts jumping back and forth across the USA-Australia line in front of the embassy:
** Another hilarious
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** Yet another episode has an unwilling version by Nelson. After Lisa learns that nerd sweat causes bullies to beat them up, she swabs some on Drederick Tatum. Nelson is thus compelled to bully Tatum, all while begging him not to retaliate.
--->'''Drederick Tatum:''' [rolling up sleeves] I'm afraid you've left me little recourse.
** Homer tries this on God Himself when he is raptured but his family isn't. When God refuses to send Homer back for them, Homer delivers this warning to the Almighty's face:
--->'''Drederick Tatum:''' [rolling up sleeves] I'm afraid you've left me little recourse.
** Homer tries this on God Himself when he is raptured but his family isn't. When God refuses to send Homer back for them, Homer delivers this warning to the Almighty's face:
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** Yet another episode "Bye Bye Nerdie" has an unwilling version by Nelson. After Lisa learns that nerd sweat causes bullies to beat them up, she swabs some on Drederick Tatum. Nelson is thus compelled to bully Tatum, all while begging him not to retaliate.
--->'''Drederick Tatum:'''[rolling (''rolling up sleeves] sleeves'') I'm afraid you've left me little recourse.
** In "Thank God It's Doomsday", Homer tries this on GodHimself himself when he is raptured but his family isn't. When God refuses to send Homer back for them, Homer delivers this warning to the Almighty's face:
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** In "Thank God It's Doomsday", Homer tries this on God
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** One episode has Snake scam Homer with a rigged game of 3-Card Monte and then flee when called on it. Marge chases him for a few blocks and corners him, and ''then'' realizes it was probably a bad idea to chase the much larger muscular criminal when he turns and brandishes a switchblade on her. [[spoiler:Thankfully Marge gets a good burst of adrenaline at just the right time and lays him out with a trashcan lid.]]
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** One episode "The Springfield Connection" has Snake scam Homer with a rigged game of 3-Card Monte and then flee when called on it. Marge chases him for a few blocks and corners him, and ''then'' realizes it was probably a bad idea to chase the much larger muscular criminal when he turns and brandishes a switchblade on her. [[spoiler:Thankfully Marge gets a good burst of adrenaline at just the right time and lays him out with a trashcan lid.]]
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** In "The Cartridge Family", a soccer riot arises and Homer wants to do some rioting, but makes the mistake of picking on one of Groundskeeper Willie's [[ViolentGlaswegian Scottish]] [[FootballHooligans soccer hooligan]] friends.
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--->'''Homer:''' Oh, but I wanted to do some rioting.
--->(''shoves one of the Scottish hooligans'')
--->'''Scottish Hooligan:''' Jobbers cobknots, ya mucker!
--->'''Homer:''' (''runs away'') All done!
--->'''Marge:''' Homer, we've got to get out of here!
--->'''Homer:''' Oh, but I wanted to do some rioting.
--->(''shoves one of the Scottish hooligans'')
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** In Episode 214, Mr. Cat flicks one of Lavanade's ghosts on the forehead, which ends about as well as you'd expect.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Kaeloo}}'': Kaeloo has the power of HulkingOut when angered, sometimes involuntarily. Despite this, [[AlphaBitch Pretty]], Mr. Cat and Stumpy annoy her all the time. Mr. Cat has [[YoureCuteWhenYoureAngry a reason for this]], but the others don't.
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** Kaeloo has the power of HulkingOut when angered, sometimes involuntarily. Despite this, [[AlphaBitch Pretty]], Mr. Cat and Stumpy annoy her all the time. Mr. Cat has [[YoureCuteWhenYoureAngry a reason for this]], but the othersdon't.don't.
** In Episode 213, Kaeloo mistakenly assumes that Mr. Cat has pulled a full-on HeelFaceTurn and starts telling everyone, unaware that Mr. Cat is in fact stuck in a HeelFaceRevolvingDoor. Having heard the rumor, a pair of sheep walk up to Mr. Cat and start trying to bully him for "going soft", only for Mr. Cat to beat them unconscious in a matter of seconds.
** Kaeloo has the power of HulkingOut when angered, sometimes involuntarily. Despite this, [[AlphaBitch Pretty]], Mr. Cat and Stumpy annoy her all the time. Mr. Cat has [[YoureCuteWhenYoureAngry a reason for this]], but the others
** In Episode 213, Kaeloo mistakenly assumes that Mr. Cat has pulled a full-on HeelFaceTurn and starts telling everyone, unaware that Mr. Cat is in fact stuck in a HeelFaceRevolvingDoor. Having heard the rumor, a pair of sheep walk up to Mr. Cat and start trying to bully him for "going soft", only for Mr. Cat to beat them unconscious in a matter of seconds.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CaptainPlanetAndThePlaneteers'': The eco-villains, most of whom are ordinary humans, think it's a good idea to keep offending two superbeings with the entire power of nature by hurting their planet and threatening [[LikeASonToMe their kids]]. Admittedly, this is semi-justified by the fact that Cap and Gaia are harmed by the same pollutants that the villains regularly make during their schemes of the week. However, they're still banking on the fact that Gaia and her superhero are too nice to drown them with a hurricane, drop a mountain on their heads from twenty feet up, or [[MurderByInaction just sit on their hands]] while the eco-villains [[HoistByHisOwnPetard get killed by their own backfiring schemes]].
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** Right after Lucas has seen a [[DumbMuscle Fixed Idea]], a near nine foot tall Frankenstein's monster-like man, tear through his wall, he figures he can take it in a fight. Being a boxer and strong by human standards he gets a couple of decent hits in, but FixedIdeas are StrongButUnskilled and he's just not strong enough to even stagger them. All in all, it's probably his ''least'' finest moment in the entire series as the only reason he doesn't get the complete man-shit kicked out of him is because Cyber Six saves him.
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** Right after Lucas has seen a [[DumbMuscle Fixed Idea]], a near nine foot tall nine-foot-tall Frankenstein's monster-like man, tear through his wall, he figures he can take it in a fight. Being a boxer and strong by human standards he gets a couple of decent hits in, but FixedIdeas Fixed Ideas are StrongButUnskilled and he's just not strong enough to even stagger them. All in all, it's probably his ''least'' finest moment in the entire series as the only reason he doesn't get the complete man-shit kicked out of him is because Cyber Six saves him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'', "[[Recap/DuckTalesADuckTalesValentine A DuckTales Valentine]]": Given that the episode's conflict involves Scrooge ending up with something that belongs to an Olympian, it's a given that much of the cast found themselves getting into fights with extremely powerful beings.
** Scrooge refuses to return Aphroducky's arrows, pushes her out of his office and shuts the door. He doesn't change his mind about giving the arrows back even after Aphroducky has blasted the door in with her magic. Aphroducky easily outpowers him.
** Webby sticks Aphroducky with one of the arrows to make her stop messing with Scrooge. Later, she and the boys attempt to replicate it to undo the spell (and succeed at the end).
** Launchpad shoots Vulcan (who at the moment towers into the sky and has been flinging destructive blasts of magic) in the face with a missile when he arrives at [=McDuck=] mansion to kill Scrooge for planning to marry Aphroducky. Thankfully, Vulcan only grabs and throws his plane away, resulting in Launchpad crashing but ending up unharmed.
** Scrooge refuses to return Aphroducky's arrows, pushes her out of his office and shuts the door. He doesn't change his mind about giving the arrows back even after Aphroducky has blasted the door in with her magic. Aphroducky easily outpowers him.
** Webby sticks Aphroducky with one of the arrows to make her stop messing with Scrooge. Later, she and the boys attempt to replicate it to undo the spell (and succeed at the end).
** Launchpad shoots Vulcan (who at the moment towers into the sky and has been flinging destructive blasts of magic) in the face with a missile when he arrives at [=McDuck=] mansion to kill Scrooge for planning to marry Aphroducky. Thankfully, Vulcan only grabs and throws his plane away, resulting in Launchpad crashing but ending up unharmed.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'', ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987'':
** "[[Recap/DuckTalesADuckTalesValentine A DuckTales Valentine]]": Given that the episode's conflict involves Scrooge ending up with something that belongs to an Olympian, it's a given that much of the cast found themselves getting into fights with extremely powerful beings.
** *** Scrooge refuses to return Aphroducky's arrows, pushes her out of his office and shuts the door. He doesn't change his mind about giving the arrows back even after Aphroducky has blasted the door in with her magic. Aphroducky easily outpowers overpowers him.
** *** Webby sticks Aphroducky with one of the arrows to make her stop messing with Scrooge. Later, she and the boys attempt to replicate it to undo the spell (and succeed at the end).
** *** Launchpad shoots Vulcan (who at the moment towers into the sky and has been flinging destructive blasts of magic) in the face with a missile when he arrives at [=McDuck=] mansion to kill Scrooge for planning to marry Aphroducky. Thankfully, Vulcan only grabs and throws his plane away, resulting in Launchpad crashing but ending up unharmed.
** ''WesternAnimation/DuckTalesTheMovieTreasureOfTheLostLamp'': Scrooge insults and tries to attack Merlock, a sorcerer who can shapeshift into a griffin and was ruthless even to sink Atlantis.
** "[[Recap/DuckTalesADuckTalesValentine A DuckTales Valentine]]": Given that the episode's conflict involves Scrooge ending up with something that belongs to an Olympian, it's a given that much of the cast found themselves getting into fights with extremely powerful beings.
** ''WesternAnimation/DuckTalesTheMovieTreasureOfTheLostLamp'': Scrooge insults and tries to attack Merlock, a sorcerer who can shapeshift into a griffin and was ruthless even to sink Atlantis.
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** Mandy herself has no supernatural powers, but is malicious enough to [[TooSpicyForYogSothoth terrify most creatures who do]]. This doesn't prevent her from being the favourite target of AlphaBitch Mindy.
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* Like in [[WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}} the original movie]], Adonis from ''WesternAnimation/HerculesTheAnimatedSeries'' doesn't realize the danger in bullying someone who can [[SuperStrength throw a mountain at you]]. It finally catches up to him when he antagonizes Gaia, who nearly kills him before he manages to appease her.
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* Like in [[WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}} the original movie]], Adonis from ''WesternAnimation/HerculesTheAnimatedSeries'' doesn't realize the danger in bullying someone who can [[SuperStrength throw a mountain at you]].you]] and break the surroundings by accident. It finally catches up to him when he antagonizes Gaia, who nearly kills him before he manages to appease her.
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*** Señor Senior Sr. has had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then in "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune and private island]]. Neither Bullion nor Wheeler thought they would face any retaliation from the Seniors for their respective deeds, but they would realize too late that antagonizing a father-and-son duo known to be international supervillains would be a terrible mistake, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite (along with Kim and Ron) after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, then he'd break his father out of prison after the fact, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. has had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then in "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune and private island]]. Neither Bullion nor Wheeler thought they would face any retaliation from the Seniors for their respective deeds, but they would realize too late that antagonizing a father-and-son duo known to be international supervillains would be a terrible mistake, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite (along with Kim and Ron) after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, then he'd break his father out of prison after the fact, fact yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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** In the Daffy and WesternAnimation/PorkyPig cartoon, "My Little Duckaroo", Daffy (as The Masked Avenger) repeatedly sees clear evidence that Nasty Canasta is far stronger and tougher than Daffy is, yet he still challenges Canasta to a fist-fight. After Canasta bursts his shirt clear off merely by flexing his muscles, Daffy still persists in accusing Canasta of being too chicken to fight, albeit with a look on his face which says "oh heck, I'm going to die."
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** In the Daffy and WesternAnimation/PorkyPig cartoon, "My Little Duckaroo", Daffy (as The Masked Avenger) repeatedly sees clear evidence that Nasty Canasta is far stronger and tougher than Daffy is, yet he still challenges Canasta to a fist-fight. fistfight. After Canasta bursts his shirt clear off merely by flexing his muscles, Daffy still persists in accusing Canasta of being too chicken to fight, albeit with a look on his face which says says, "oh heck, I'm going to die."
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--->'''Egghead:''' ''[a la UsefulNotes/LouCostello]'' I'm a ba-a-ad boy!
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--->'''Egghead:''' ''[a la UsefulNotes/LouCostello]'' [[Creator/AbbottAndCostello Lou Costello]]]'' I'm a ba-a-ad boy!
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** "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?" has Barney constantly bugging Joe Frazier while he's in Moe's. Joe is a champion boxer. After an evening of this, Joe finally reaches breaking point and they step outside. They're not even out the door a second before Barney's blood and teeth start flying.
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* ''Franchise/Avatar'':
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* ''Franchise/Avatar'':''Franchise/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
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*** Señor Senior Sr. has had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then in "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune and private island]]. Neither Bullion nor Wheeler thought they would face any retaliation from the Seniors for their respective deeds, but they would realize too late that antagonizing a father-and-son duo known to be international supervillains would be a terrible mistake, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite (along with Kim and Ron) after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. has had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then in "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune and private island]]. Neither Bullion nor Wheeler thought they would face any retaliation from the Seniors for their respective deeds, but they would realize too late that antagonizing a father-and-son duo known to be international supervillains would be a terrible mistake, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite (along with Kim and Ron) after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, then he'd break his father out of prison after the fact, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. has had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then in "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune and private island]]. Neither Bullion nor Wheeler thought they would face any retaliation from the Seniors for their respective deeds, but they would later be proven dead wrong, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite (along with Kim and Ron) after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. has had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then in "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune and private island]]. Neither Bullion nor Wheeler thought they would face any retaliation from the Seniors for their respective deeds, but they would later realize too late that antagonizing a father-and-son duo known to be proven dead wrong, international supervillains would be a terrible mistake, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite (along with Kim and Ron) after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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--->'''Egghead:''' ''[a la UsefulNotes/LouCostello]'' I'm a ba-a-ad boy!
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*** Señor Senior Sr. has had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then in "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune and private island]]. Neither Bullion nor Wheeler thought they would face any retaliation from the Seniors for their respective deeds, but later in the respective episodes in which they appeared, they would be proven dead wrong, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite (along with Kim and Ron) after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. has had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then in "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune and private island]]. Neither Bullion nor Wheeler thought they would face any retaliation from the Seniors for their respective deeds, but later in the respective episodes in which they appeared, they would later be proven dead wrong, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite (along with Kim and Ron) after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. has had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then in "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune and private island]]. Neither Bullion or Wheeler thought they would face any retaliation from the Seniors for their respective deeds, but later in the respective episodes in which they appeared, they would be proven dead wrong, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite (along with Kim and Ron) after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. has had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then in "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune and private island]]. Neither Bullion or nor Wheeler thought they would face any retaliation from the Seniors for their respective deeds, but later in the respective episodes in which they appeared, they would be proven dead wrong, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite (along with Kim and Ron) after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. has had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then in "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune and private island]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite (along with Kim and Ron) after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. has had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then in "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune and private island]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Neither Bullion or Wheeler thought they would face any retaliation from them the Seniors for their respective deeds, but later in the respective episodes in which they appeared, they would be proven dead wrong, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite (along with Kim and Ron) after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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* Pops up occasionally in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender''. When most of the cast are powerful {{Kung Fu Wizard}}s, it's only a matter of time. If there's a CentralTheme of this universe, it might as well be, '''Don't mess with a fully realized Avatar, you're just gonna get your butt kicked all the way to Ba Sing Se.'''
** Aang is a kid, so it's understandable that people might not think much of him. A much less justifiable example occurs between Avatar Roku and Fire Lord Sozin. Roku has finished his Avatar training, meaning he is straight-up the most powerful bender on the planet (even without accessing [[SuperMode the Avatar State]]). Sozin asked Roku to join him in "spreading the superior Fire Nation culture" across the world (Read: Conquer the world). When Roku basically says "Not on my watch", Sozin attacks him. Needless to say, a hilariously one-sided beatdown ensued, leaving Sozin minus a palace. [[note]]Sozin and Roku were very close friends and Sozin was absolutely sure that uniting the nations under his rule will benefit everybody. Still, there must have been a better way to do this rather than ignoring the avatar until he shows up at the front door and attacking him the second he disagrees with you. [[/note]]
** Seen in flashback in "Avatar Day", with a warlord trying to bully Avatar Kyoshi into surrender. When Kyoshi flexes her muscles (breaking off her village's peninsula from the mainland, forming Kyoshi Island), [[HoistByHisOwnPetard the warlord dies]] because he was too busy bellowing in rage to notice he was now standing on an unstable cliff. (His actual army [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere retreated]] the moment Kyoshi went into action).
** Related to the above examples, a notable (non-flashback) {{invo|kedTrope}}cation of this trope comes up in the first episode of the second season, "The Avatar State." An Earth Kingdom General tries to help Aang reach the eponymous SuperMode, and when everything he tries ends in failure, he resorts to threatening Katara. [[UnstoppableRage It ends about as well as you'd expect it to,]] and the fort where it happens gets smashed to pieces.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'':
** In a Season 1 flashback, Yakone bloodbends Aang. Aang goes into the Avatar state, chases Yakone down in about thirty seconds, puts him in a rock prison with earthbending, and then takes away his bending.
** The Earth Queen tries this on Korra, treating her like a random servant and then refusing to give Korra any information on the Airbenders that were being searched for (who the Queen was secretly conscripting into a secret army). While the Avatar State itself is never used on her, harassing and manipulating a HotBlooded PhysicalGod works as well for the Queen as this trope does for anyone else in the franchise, as she quickly finds herself with no Airbenders and the Avatar and her BadassCrew as enemies. When she's this to the BigBad, who unlike the heroes, [[TooDumbToLive has no qualms about killing]]...
** Also in Season 3, the Red Lotus's plan is to ''invoke'' this trope -- specifically, to force Korra into the Avatar State in self-defense, then kill her to end the reincarnation cycle. It's a testament to their ability that they almost make it work, as even they seem surprised at the raw power Korra unleashes when activating the Avatar State on instinct and not deliberately.
** During their fight early in Season 4, during a duel, Kuvira (who had the upper hand at that point) taunts Korra into shifting into the Avatar State. Once Korra does, she wipes the floor with Kuvira until her EnemyWithin rears its head and drives her back to normal.
** Aang is a kid, so it's understandable that people might not think much of him. A much less justifiable example occurs between Avatar Roku and Fire Lord Sozin. Roku has finished his Avatar training, meaning he is straight-up the most powerful bender on the planet (even without accessing [[SuperMode the Avatar State]]). Sozin asked Roku to join him in "spreading the superior Fire Nation culture" across the world (Read: Conquer the world). When Roku basically says "Not on my watch", Sozin attacks him. Needless to say, a hilariously one-sided beatdown ensued, leaving Sozin minus a palace. [[note]]Sozin and Roku were very close friends and Sozin was absolutely sure that uniting the nations under his rule will benefit everybody. Still, there must have been a better way to do this rather than ignoring the avatar until he shows up at the front door and attacking him the second he disagrees with you. [[/note]]
** Seen in flashback in "Avatar Day", with a warlord trying to bully Avatar Kyoshi into surrender. When Kyoshi flexes her muscles (breaking off her village's peninsula from the mainland, forming Kyoshi Island), [[HoistByHisOwnPetard the warlord dies]] because he was too busy bellowing in rage to notice he was now standing on an unstable cliff. (His actual army [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere retreated]] the moment Kyoshi went into action).
** Related to the above examples, a notable (non-flashback) {{invo|kedTrope}}cation of this trope comes up in the first episode of the second season, "The Avatar State." An Earth Kingdom General tries to help Aang reach the eponymous SuperMode, and when everything he tries ends in failure, he resorts to threatening Katara. [[UnstoppableRage It ends about as well as you'd expect it to,]] and the fort where it happens gets smashed to pieces.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'':
** In a Season 1 flashback, Yakone bloodbends Aang. Aang goes into the Avatar state, chases Yakone down in about thirty seconds, puts him in a rock prison with earthbending, and then takes away his bending.
** The Earth Queen tries this on Korra, treating her like a random servant and then refusing to give Korra any information on the Airbenders that were being searched for (who the Queen was secretly conscripting into a secret army). While the Avatar State itself is never used on her, harassing and manipulating a HotBlooded PhysicalGod works as well for the Queen as this trope does for anyone else in the franchise, as she quickly finds herself with no Airbenders and the Avatar and her BadassCrew as enemies. When she's this to the BigBad, who unlike the heroes, [[TooDumbToLive has no qualms about killing]]...
** Also in Season 3, the Red Lotus's plan is to ''invoke'' this trope -- specifically, to force Korra into the Avatar State in self-defense, then kill her to end the reincarnation cycle. It's a testament to their ability that they almost make it work, as even they seem surprised at the raw power Korra unleashes when activating the Avatar State on instinct and not deliberately.
** During their fight early in Season 4, during a duel, Kuvira (who had the upper hand at that point) taunts Korra into shifting into the Avatar State. Once Korra does, she wipes the floor with Kuvira until her EnemyWithin rears its head and drives her back to normal.
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* ''Franchise/Avatar'':
** Pops up occasionally in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender''. When most of the cast are powerful {{Kung Fu Wizard}}s, it's only a matter of time. If there's a CentralTheme of this universe, it might as well be, '''Don't mess with a fully realized Avatar, you're just gonna get your butt kicked all the way to Ba Sing Se.'''
** *** Aang is a kid, so it's understandable that people might not think much of him. A much less justifiable example occurs between Avatar Roku and Fire Lord Sozin. Roku has finished his Avatar training, meaning he is straight-up the most powerful bender on the planet (even without accessing [[SuperMode the Avatar State]]). Sozin asked Roku to join him in "spreading the superior Fire Nation culture" across the world (Read: Conquer the world). When Roku basically says "Not on my watch", Sozin attacks him. Needless to say, a hilariously one-sided beatdown ensued, leaving Sozin minus a palace. [[note]]Sozin and Roku were very close friends and Sozin was absolutely sure that uniting the nations under his rule will benefit everybody. Still, there must have been a better way to do this rather than ignoring the avatar until he shows up at the front door and attacking him the second he disagrees with you. [[/note]]
** *** Seen in flashback in "Avatar Day", with a warlord trying to bully Avatar Kyoshi into surrender. When Kyoshi flexes her muscles (breaking off her village's peninsula from the mainland, forming Kyoshi Island), [[HoistByHisOwnPetard the warlord dies]] because he was too busy bellowing in rage to notice he was now standing on an unstable cliff. (His actual army [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere retreated]] the moment Kyoshi went into action).
** *** Related to the above examples, a notable (non-flashback) {{invo|kedTrope}}cation of this trope comes up in the first episode of the second season, "The Avatar State." An Earth Kingdom General tries to help Aang reach the eponymous SuperMode, and when everything he tries ends in failure, he resorts to threatening Katara. [[UnstoppableRage It ends about as well as you'd expect it to,]] and the fort where it happens gets smashed to pieces.
* ** ''WesternAnimation/TheLegendOfKorra'':
** *** In a Season 1 flashback, Yakone bloodbends Aang. Aang goes into the Avatar state, chases Yakone down in about thirty seconds, puts him in a rock prison with earthbending, and then takes away his bending.
** *** The Earth Queen tries this on Korra, treating her like a random servant and then refusing to give Korra any information on the Airbenders that were being searched for (who the Queen was secretly conscripting into a secret army). While the Avatar State itself is never used on her, harassing and manipulating a HotBlooded PhysicalGod works as well for the Queen as this trope does for anyone else in the franchise, as she quickly finds herself with no Airbenders and the Avatar and her BadassCrew as enemies. When she's this to the BigBad, who unlike the heroes, [[TooDumbToLive has no qualms about killing]]...
** *** Also in Season 3, the Red Lotus's plan is to ''invoke'' this trope -- specifically, to force Korra into the Avatar State in self-defense, then kill her to end the reincarnation cycle. It's a testament to their ability that they almost make it work, as even they seem surprised at the raw power Korra unleashes when activating the Avatar State on instinct and not deliberately.
** *** During their fight early in Season 4, during a duel, Kuvira (who had the upper hand at that point) taunts Korra into shifting into the Avatar State. Once Korra does, she wipes the floor with Kuvira until her EnemyWithin rears its head and drives her back to normal.
** Pops up occasionally in ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender''. When most of the cast are powerful {{Kung Fu Wizard}}s, it's only a matter of time. If there's a CentralTheme of this universe, it might as well be, '''Don't mess with a fully realized Avatar, you're just gonna get your butt kicked all the way to Ba Sing Se.'''
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** "A Case of Ed" has Eddy (with Ed just following what Eddy is doing) take advantage of Kevin's grounding to mercilessly annoy him, which culminates in them ''[[RefugeInAudacity sealing his entire house up with bricks.]]'' Sure enough, towards the end, Kevin "gets out early for good behavior" and gives them a well-earned thrashing (with some help from Double D, [[TheDogBitesBack who was also the butt of one of their pranks]]).
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** "A Case of Ed" has Eddy (with Ed just following what Eddy is doing) take advantage of Kevin's grounding [[JerkJock Kevin's]] [[YouAreGrounded grounding]] to mercilessly annoy him, which culminates in them ''[[RefugeInAudacity sealing his entire house up with bricks.]]'' Sure enough, towards the end, Kevin "gets out early for good behavior" and gives them a well-earned thrashing (with some help from Double D, [[TheDogBitesBack who was also the butt of one of their pranks]]).
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*** Señor Senior Sr. had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then there was "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. has had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then there was in "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. fortune and private island]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite (along with Kim and Ron) after they constructed a giant cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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From time to time, [[WesternAnimation cartoon characters]] can make a terrible mistake BullyingADragon!
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*** Señor Senior Sr. had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then there was "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite after they constructed a giant cryovator to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then there was "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite after they constructed a giant cryovator cryogenic device to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then there was "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite after they constructed a giant cryovator to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island.]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then there was "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite after they constructed a giant cryovator to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island.island, yet, [[KarmaHoudini Wheeler narrowly avoids legal ramifications for his crimes]].]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would expect him not to show up anymore. Then there was "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite after they constructed a giant cryovator to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island.]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would at least expect him not to show up there anymore. Then there was "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite after they constructed a giant cryovator to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island.]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would expect him not to show up anymore. Then there was "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by ConMan Vinnie Wheeler and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite after they constructed a giant cryovator to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island.]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would expect him not to show up anymore. Then there was "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by Vinnie Wheeler, a ConMan Vinnie Wheeler posing as a financial advisor, and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite after they constructed a giant cryovator to freeze over his club, and the latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island.]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would expect him not to show up anymore. Then there was "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by ConMan Vinnie Wheeler and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite after they constructed a giant cryovator to freeze over his club, and the latter, out of fear, offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island.]]
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*** Señor Senior Sr. had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would expect him not to show up anymore. Then there was "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by ConMan Vinnie Wheeler and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite after they constructed a giant cryovator to freeze over his club, and the latter, out of fear, latter offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture.capture after he took it upon himself to steal back the family fortune from him. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island.]]
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** The villains aren't immune to this, either; most notably, Señor Senior Sr. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would expect him not to show up anymore. Then there was "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by ConMan Vinnie Wheeler and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite after they constructed a giant cryovator to freeze over his club, and the latter, out of fear, offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island.]]
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** The villains aren't immune to this, either; most notably, either:
*** Señor SeniorSr.Sr. had this happen to him ''twice''. "[[Recap/KimPossibleS1E18AnimalAttraction Animal Attraction]]" had him losing his billionaires' club membership after its president, Phillippe Bullion, learned about his ongoing rivalry with Kim, where he would expect him not to show up anymore. Then there was "[[Recap/KimPossibleS2E29TripleS Triple S]]", where he was swindled by ConMan Vinnie Wheeler and [[BrokeEpisode lost his fortune]]. Being that the Seniors are international supervillains, it never occurred to either Bullion or Wheeler they would face any retaliation from them for their respective deeds, with the former nearly losing his hand to frostbite and being crushed by an icy stalactite after they constructed a giant cryovator to freeze over his club, and the latter, out of fear, offering $2 billion for Senior Sr.'s capture. [[spoiler: The situation with Wheeler resulted in Senior Jr. using the reward money to buy back their island.]]
*** Señor Senior
