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* ''Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse'':
** ''Film/{{The Avengers|2012}}'': Tony Stark. A great deal of the humor in the various action sequences involve him first being genuinely badass, but then casually getting the shit kicked out of him (once by an inanimate propeller) because he a) is incredibly smart-alecky and boastful, and getting smacked around stops him from coming off as annoying, and b) wears a suit of PoweredArmor, so getting the shit kicked out of him doesn't actually hurt anything but his pride all that much.
** Despite being the BigBad Loki seems to have a few spells of being one of these, especially towards the end of the film. Every Avenger gets his goat once. Even [[spoiler:Phil Coulson]] gets in a good shot. And when he [[HeelFaceTurn gets his act together]] [[Film/AvengersInfinityWar later on]], [[spoiler: he ends up being one of the first to be killed by [[BigBad Thanos]].]]
** Poor Happy Hogan in ''Film/IronMan2''. If only he was in ''Film/DieHard'' rather than a superhero movie... He manages to catch a break when he starts dating [[AdaptationalAttractiveness Aunt May]] in ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'', but quickly gets dumped and reduced to a DoggedNiceGuy.
** Star-Lord ended up becoming one after ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2''. [[spoiler: He always had to put up with ribbing from Rocket & Drax but as time went on his team seems to think so little of him that they entertain the idea of making him knife-fight Thor for position of leader. When Rhodey and Nebula go back in time to retrieve the Power Stone they call him an idiot before sucker-punching a past version of him, knocking him out cold. After losing his girlfriend Gamora and then his life in ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' he's brought back in ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' only to almost die again fighting Thanos' Sakaarans before being immediately [[GroinAttack kneed in the groin twice]] by a past version of his girlfriend who wants nothing to do with him.]]
** Wanda is perhaps the biggest example. The poor woman lose her parents, her brother Pietro, her lover Vision (''three'' times, and from her perspective all three in the span of a month) and her kids. Then, a dark magical book show up and erased what's left of her sanity.



* ''Film/XMenFilmSeries''
** After his initial appearance in ''Film/XMen1'', things go downhill for Senator Kelly. [[spoiler:Kidnapping, being transformed into what he hates, dropped into the ocean and finally a painful death.]]
** The Man in Black from ''Film/XMenFirstClass''. Mocked by his colleagues, lightly manipulated by the mutants and eventually [[spoiler:murdered by Azazel.]]
** Despite his prominence in the overarching franchise (and his role as TheDragon to Trask), William Stryker suffers the most injuries and beatdowns out of anyone in ''Film/XMenDaysOfFuturePast'', including being blasted by Havok in the opening scene, being tasered after Mystique's failed assassination of Trask, and being beaten again when Nixon and his team discover Mystique is in the room with them. It's really no wonder he seems to hate mutants so much later on, when he spends all of his screen time in this one getting his ass beaten by them.
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* "Film/IndianaJonesAndTheTempleOfDoom": Willie Scott is the typical [[Main/CityMouse city mouse]] but she is dragged into an adventure despite herself. Throughout the film she is constantly in difficulty and in danger: the plane they are escaping with crashes, she has to walk in the forest where wild animals scare her and she ends up in a muddy puddle, she is unable to eat for almost two days because the food they offer her disgust and she has to walk in a corridor full of insects. Afterwards it's even worse because she risks dying because they want to sacrifice her during a pagan ritual and then while they try to escape. In the end, however, she is saved and also manages to help Indiana Jones
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* ''Film/HomeAlone'': Harry and Marv in the films, especially Marv. Also, the hotel staff in the second film.

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* ''Film/HomeAlone'': Harry and Marv in the films, especially Marv. Also, the hotel staff in the [[Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork second film.film]].



* Creator/RobSchneider: Several of his roles, most notably the bellboy from ''Film/HomeAlone2'', Fergie from ''Film/JudgeDredd'', the titular character from ''Film/DeuceBigelow'', Marvin from ''Film/TheAnimal'', and the male version of Jessica from ''Film/TheHotChick''.

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* Creator/RobSchneider: Several of his roles, most notably the bellboy from ''Film/HomeAlone2'', ''Film/HomeAlone2LostInNewYork'', Fergie from ''Film/JudgeDredd'', the titular character from ''Film/DeuceBigelow'', Marvin from ''Film/TheAnimal'', and the male version of Jessica from ''Film/TheHotChick''.
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* ''Film/TheMask'':
** Stanley tends to get treated like crap by almost everyone other than his closest friends, though he learns to stand up for himself as the film goes on.
** The Mask can have bad luck as well as he tends to be too strong towards any woman he meets across or gets ruined by his enemies but he does get them eventually thanks to his sweet nature and his charisma. Given he's a living, breathing cartoon character, this was mandatory for him to be one.

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* Creator/RobSchneider: Several of hiss roles, most notably the bellboy from ''Film/HomeAlone2'', Fergie from ''Film/JudgeDredd'', the titular character from ''Film/DeuceBigelow'', Marvin from ''Film/TheAnimal'', and the male version of Jessica from ''Film/TheHotChick''.

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* The cab driver from ''Film/RaisingTheWind'' suffers in every scene he's in - he gets his cab collided with twice, drives his own cab into Jill's car, and gets run over by a runaway bass drum.
* Creator/RobSchneider: Several of hiss his roles, most notably the bellboy from ''Film/HomeAlone2'', Fergie from ''Film/JudgeDredd'', the titular character from ''Film/DeuceBigelow'', Marvin from ''Film/TheAnimal'', and the male version of Jessica from ''Film/TheHotChick''.
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** Wanda is perhaps the biggest example. The poor woman lose her parents, her brother Pietro, her lover Vision (''three'' times, and from her perspective all three in the span of a month) and her kids. Then, a dark magical book show up and erased what's left of her sanity.

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* ''Film/YouAreSoNotInvitedToMyBatMitzvah'':
** Aaron, a classsmate of Stacy, who gets called out by Cantor Jerry and Rabbi Rebecca for not paying attention, and catches the ire of DJ Schmuley by requesting Music/{{Journey|Band}}'s "Don't Stop Believin'."
** DJ Schmuley gets into two car accidents over the course of the film.
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** The [[MultipleHeadCase left head]] of [[Characters/MonsterVerseKingGhidorah King Ghidorah]] in ''Film/GodzillaKingOfTheMonsters2019'', named "San" or "Kevin". He gets pushed around a lot and picked on by the middle head for getting distracted. Unlike Ghidorah's other two heads, he gets decapitated ''twice'' onscreen[[note]]This version of Ghidorah can grow severed heads back if he isn't vaporized completely[[/note]], both times by Godzilla, and it's implied that Kevin didn't even want to face Godzilla as much as the other two heads anyway. The director even claims that this head got decapitated a ''lot'' more frequently than Ghidorah's other two heads did in the past.
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** ''Film/{{Transformers}}'': Bumblebee, he can't get a break as Seymour and Sector 7 capture then torture him and after he escapes, Starscream breaks his legs.

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** ''Film/{{Transformers}}'': ''Film/{{Transformers|2007}}'': Bumblebee, he can't get a break as Seymour and Sector 7 capture then torture him and after he escapes, Starscream breaks his legs.



** ''Film/TransformersAgeOfExtinction'': poor, tiny Brains lost one of his legs and Joshua tortures him with electric shocks. Bumblebee also counts as Drift goads Bee on unimpressive leadership just so Drift can beat him up and being verbally insulted upon by Shane and the Chinese executives promoting his knock-off "Stinger".

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** ''Film/TransformersAgeOfExtinction'': poor, Poor, tiny Brains lost one of his legs and Joshua tortures him with electric shocks. Bumblebee also counts as Drift goads Bee on unimpressive leadership just so Drift can beat him up and being verbally insulted upon by Shane and the Chinese executives promoting his knock-off "Stinger".

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->''"Story of my life. No matter what I try, God's always got a custard pie up His sleeve."''
-->-- '''Georgy''', ''Film/GeorgyGirl''

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* ''Film/StarTrek2009'': Captain James T. Kirk of the ''USS Enterprise''. Many of the film's action sequences, and much of its humor, involve him getting owned in one way or another. He also gets stranded on planets and has freaky and potentially embarrassing reactions to vaccines.
** He [[spoiler:gets choked by Spock at one point and by a Romulan at another]]. Both times with some pretty good acting by Pine. It ''hurts'' as you try to catch your breath afterwards. Pine actually mentioned in an interview that he admires Harrison Ford for his ability [[WrestlingPsychology to take a beating like it really hurts]], and that he considered that an underrated skill.
** Kirk getting repeatedly owned in hand-to-hand combat with [[spoiler: Spock and the Romulans]] is somewhat justifiable, considering they're meant to be [[MadeOfIron three times stronger]] than humans.

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* ''Franchise/StarTrek'':
** In the original series films Chekov continues the tradition of being the ''Enterprise'' butt monkey, getting injured in three of the six films and brainwashed in two of the films.
*** ''Film/StarTrekTheMotionPicture'': When V'ger fires its plasma weapon at the ''Enterprise'' the new shields manage to stop the torpedo but there is still some feedback from the shields into the ship's systems and out through some consoles. One of Chekov's hands is burned when the tactical console shorts out, but he is back on duty a short time later thanks to a stop in sickbay.
*** Then in ''Film/StarTrekIITheWrathOfKhan'' Khan puts [[PuppeteerParasite alien eels]] in both Chekov and Captain Terrell, turning both men into unwilling accomplices of Khan and his people. Khan explains that the eels eventually kill their hosts but before that makes the hosts quite open to suggestion. Terrell [[DrivenToSuicide commits suicide]] after his eel drives him insane while Chekov's eel leaves his body, and he is beamed back to the ''Enterprise'' for treatment. The novelization goes on to state that Chekov had been ''very'' lucky that the eel left when it did and that he got relatively prompt medical attention.
*** In ''Film/StarTrekIVTheVoyageHome'' Chekov falls off the deck of the aircraft carrier ''Enterprise'' while being pursued by ship's security, causing him to suffer severe head injuries. Fortunately [=McCoy=] arrives with 23rd century medical tools to help heal the injuries before 20th century surgeons drill some holes in Chekov's head.
*** And then Sybok brainwashes him (along with almost the entire crew) in ''Film/StarTrekVTheFinalFrontier''.
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''Film/StarTrek2009'': Captain James T. Kirk of the ''USS Enterprise''. Many of the film's action sequences, and much of its humor, involve him getting owned in one way or another. He also gets stranded on planets and has freaky and potentially embarrassing reactions to vaccines.
** *** He [[spoiler:gets choked by Spock at one point and by a Romulan at another]]. Both times with some pretty good acting by Pine. It ''hurts'' as you try to catch your breath afterwards. Pine actually mentioned in an interview that he admires Harrison Ford for his ability [[WrestlingPsychology to take a beating like it really hurts]], and that he considered that an underrated skill.
** *** Kirk getting repeatedly owned in hand-to-hand combat with [[spoiler: Spock and the Romulans]] is somewhat justifiable, considering they're meant to be [[MadeOfIron three times stronger]] than humans.
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* ''Film/CatsAndDogs'': In the beginning of the film, while chasing after a cat, Buddy gets wacked by a tree branch and is constantly hit by a woman with a broom for ruining her pie.
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* ''Film/AustinPowers'': Austin is often on the receiving end of being embarrassed.
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* ''Film/SteelMagnolias'': Ouiser is an eccentric GrumpyBear in a [[CrapsaccharineWorld Crapsaccharine town]] and often becomes the butt of [[DisproportionateRetribution cruel jokes and outright mocking, whether she provokes it or not.]]

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* ''Film/SteelMagnolias'': Ouiser is an eccentric GrumpyBear grouch in a [[CrapsaccharineWorld Crapsaccharine town]] and often becomes the butt of [[DisproportionateRetribution cruel jokes and outright mocking, whether she provokes it or not.]]

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* Assjuice from ''Film/{{Neighbors|2014}}''.

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* ''Film/{{Nope}}'': [[spoiler:The TMZ reporter isn't around for long, but in that time he reveals himself as completely out of his element (showing up with electronic cameras on an electronic motorcycle), gets flung from said motorcycle at high enough speed that Emerald assumes he must be dead from impact, ''doesn't'' die from said impact, gets painfully picked up by OJ in an attempt to save him, and then gets left behind to be eaten when Jean Jacket suddenly reappears. And the whole time, he seems more concerned about getting footage of the alien than his clearly broken limbs.]]

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* ''Film/TheCourtJester'': Alas for poor Fergus the Hostler. Sneaks into the castle, but only gets to be a hostler, so they have to send somebody else in after him. Ignored by everybody, including Hawkins and Jean, when listening to him could have ended the movie in five minutes, and saved many lives including his own. And capping his misfortunes, he is ''tortured to death'' by Ravenhurst's henchmen; although it happens mercifully off-screen, the dialogue makes it pretty clear what happened: "Fergus is dead." "Did he talk?" [Whispers].



* ''Film/EDtv'': Ed's brother Ray, who not only fails to gain the fame his brother has, but is called a "[[LousyLoversAreLosers terrible lay]]" by Shari on live television (which leads to the show's success). These actions hurt Ray so much that he ends up writing a book to combat the negative press, "How My Brother Pissed On Me".



* ''Film/TheCourtJester'': Alas for poor Fergus the Hostler. Sneaks into the castle, but only gets to be a hostler, so they have to send somebody else in after him. Ignored by everybody, including Hawkins and Jean, when listening to him could have ended the movie in five minutes, and saved many lives including his own. And capping his misfortunes, he is ''tortured to death'' by Ravenhurst's henchmen; although it happens mercifully off-screen, the dialogue makes it pretty clear what happened: "Fergus is dead." "Did he talk?" [Whispers].
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** The sequel takes it UpToEleven, in which his soon to be father-in-law humiliates him in a pre-wedding speech. Then, after [[spoiler:ManChild Alan drugs them yet ''again'', he gets a PERMANENT Creator/MikeTyson tattoo and nearly has his wedding ruined. Oh, and he receives anal sex from a transvestite.]]

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** The sequel takes it UpToEleven, in which In the sequel, his soon to be father-in-law humiliates him in a pre-wedding speech. Then, after [[spoiler:ManChild Alan drugs them yet ''again'', he gets a PERMANENT Creator/MikeTyson tattoo and nearly has his wedding ruined. Oh, and he receives anal sex from a transvestite.]]



* ''Film/VetHard'': Vuk is Milo's "[[MistakenNationality Yugoslavian]]" cousin who is dumped by Milo at Bennie's. Vuk is a PsychoElectro who obsessive-compulsively plays with electricity, causing a lot of havoc on the other characters (who don't want anything to do with him in the first place). He is repeatedly beaten up by Bennie. The end of the movie takes it UpToEleven, when [[spoiler: he is already wearing casts all over his body, ''and then'' run over with Bennie's car]].

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* ''Film/VetHard'': Vuk is Milo's "[[MistakenNationality Yugoslavian]]" cousin who is dumped by Milo at Bennie's. Vuk is a PsychoElectro who obsessive-compulsively plays with electricity, causing a lot of havoc on the other characters (who don't want anything to do with him in the first place). He is repeatedly beaten up by Bennie. The In the end of the movie takes it UpToEleven, when [[spoiler: he movie, [[spoiler:he is already wearing casts all over his body, ''and then'' run over with Bennie's car]].
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** [=C3PO=]. He gets little camera time in Episode 1 and the camera time he does get, he's not covered, and starts off missing an eye. In Episode 2, he falls down a shaft and switches bodies with a droid. In Episode 3, he gets his mind wiped. In Episode 4, he is captured and trapped under several wires. In Episode 5, he is blasted into several pieces. He is given a break in Episode 6 when the ewoks treat him like a god, though he does get his eye being bitten out by Salacious Crumb during the sail barge scene on Tattooine.
** The stormtroopers in the original trilogy are usually shown to be pretty incompetent, due to being infamous for [[ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy not being good shots]]. This was later decreased in the Sequel Trilogy with the First Order versions of the stormtroopers, where they come off as considerably more competent, using strategic position on the battlefield and generally being less goofy on the job (in fact the contrast in their performance vs. their usual appearance can be somewhat jarring since people have come to expect the Stormtroopers to be fairly ineffective). They still miss against the heroes but that's more due to PlotArmor than straight out being bad shots.

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** [=C3PO=].[=C-3PO=]. He gets little camera time in Episode 1 and the camera time he does get, he's not covered, and starts off missing an eye. In Episode 2, he falls down a shaft and switches bodies with a droid. In Episode 3, he gets his mind wiped. In Episode 4, he is captured by Jawas, gets an arm broken off by Tusken raiders, and trapped under several wires. In Episode 5, he is blasted into several pieces. pieces and rebuilt with his parts backwards by Chewbacca. He is given a break in Episode 6 when the ewoks Ewoks treat him like a god, though he does get briefly get sold off to and abused by Jabba the Hutt and his eye being bitten out by Salacious Crumb during the sail barge scene on Tattooine.
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** The stormtroopers Stormtroopers in the original trilogy are usually shown to be pretty incompetent, due to being infamous for [[ImperialStormtrooperMarksmanshipAcademy not being good shots]]. This was later decreased in the Sequel Trilogy with the First Order versions of the stormtroopers, Stormtroopers, where they come off as considerably more competent, using strategic position on the battlefield and generally being less goofy on the job (in fact the contrast in their performance vs. their usual appearance can be somewhat jarring since people have come to expect the Stormtroopers to be fairly ineffective). They still miss against the heroes but that's more due to PlotArmor than straight out being bad shots.
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* Creator/BenStiller: The man is a distinguished career Butt Monkey.

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* ''Film/TheButterflyEffect'': The protagonist is a Butt Monkey taken to the extreme.
* ''Film/{{Casper}}'': Paul "Dibbs" Plutzker in the 1995 film.

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* ''Film/DisneysRocketMan'': Hackman, being the blunt of the catastrophes caused by Fred.
* ''Film/DraftDay'': Rick the intern.

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* ''{{Film/Identity Thief}}'': Sandy Patterson. The real one, not the imposter.

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* ''Film/MadMaxFuryRoad'': Max himself is a major one, getting a huge HumiliationConga in the first act.

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** ''Film/IronMan1'': "Dummy", the robotic arm that Tony regularly calls useless and threatens to donate to a city college.
** ''Film/IronMan2'': Poor Happy Hogan. If only he was in ''Film/DieHard'' rather than a superhero movie....
** ''Film/IronMan3'': Has the [[InstantArmor Mark XLII armor]], which, because of its many technical difficulties (such as its tendencies to delay Tony's TransformationSequence and to get hit by things and fall apart), comes off as a strange kind of comic relief character.

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** ''Film/IronMan1'': "Dummy", the robotic arm that Tony regularly calls useless and threatens to donate to a city college.
** ''Film/IronMan2'':
Poor Happy Hogan. Hogan in ''Film/IronMan2''. If only he was in ''Film/DieHard'' rather than a superhero movie....
** ''Film/IronMan3'': Has the [[InstantArmor Mark XLII armor]], which, because of its many technical difficulties (such as its tendencies
movie... He manages to delay Tony's TransformationSequence catch a break when he starts dating [[AdaptationalAttractiveness Aunt May]] in ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'', but quickly gets dumped and reduced to get hit by things and fall apart), comes off as a strange kind of comic relief character.DoggedNiceGuy.
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* Park Gang-du from ''Film/TheHost''. He's already a loser by the time the film starts; his wife left him, his siblings don't respect him, and his daughter gets abducted by a monster. And as though that wasn't enough, he's targeted for a virus ([[spoiler: which turns out to be nonexistent]]) and while in the hospital, gets tissue samples painfully removed from his neck, and needles injected into his head so they could probe the virus.

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* Park Gang-du from ''Film/TheHost''.''Film/TheHost2006''. He's already a loser by the time the film starts; his wife left him, his siblings don't respect him, and his daughter gets abducted by a monster. And as though that wasn't enough, he's targeted for a virus ([[spoiler: which turns out to be nonexistent]]) and while in the hospital, gets tissue samples painfully removed from his neck, and needles injected into his head so they could probe the virus.
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* ''Film/BillAndTedsBogusJourney'': Does this to Death of all people. He is repeatedly humiliated, first when Bill and Ted wedgie him to escape. Then he undergoes a series of embarrassing defeats at board games, is forced to appear before God in drag, suffers repeated comedic injuries on earth, and finally he can't even catch a break when he becomes part of the band that saves the world (ItMakesSenseInContext). His solo albums fail spectacularly.

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* ''Film/BillAndTedsBogusJourney'': Does ''Film/BillAndTedsBogusJourney'' does this to Death of all people. He is repeatedly humiliated, first when Bill and Ted wedgie him to escape. Then he undergoes a series of embarrassing defeats at board games, is forced to appear before God in drag, suffers repeated comedic injuries on earth, and finally he can't even catch a break when he becomes part of the band that saves the world (ItMakesSenseInContext). His solo albums fail spectacularly.



* Challenging the conventional nature of comedies in which the young attractive female tends to be immune from such a trope, In ''Film/DesktopDesperadoes'' Linda the Secretary barely makes it through a single scene without being at the butt of at least a single gag of humiliation. In her first few seconds of screentime, she is spun to a state of dizziness during a dance routine, during her spotlight scene on the beach she is squashed flat by a drawbridge from a castle created by Pointer, shattered into a million pieces by a volleyball travelling at an insane velocity and almost guzzled up by a shark. There's also her later scene when the printer is used on her (stripping Linda of her three dimensional shape) to demonstrate the existence of graphics and finally there's an insanely awkward moment when Pointer staggers off in a daze from stench after Pointer falls into a pile of rubbish and tumbles on top her. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zc1tr1cwiZs

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* Challenging the conventional nature of comedies in which the young attractive female tends to be immune from such a trope, In in ''Film/DesktopDesperadoes'' Linda the Secretary barely makes it through a single scene without being at the butt of at least a single gag of humiliation. In her first few seconds of screentime, she is spun to a state of dizziness during a dance routine, during her spotlight scene on the beach she is squashed flat by a drawbridge from a castle created by Pointer, shattered into a million pieces by a volleyball travelling at an insane velocity and almost guzzled up by a shark. There's also her later scene when the printer is used on her (stripping Linda of her three dimensional shape) to demonstrate the existence of graphics and finally there's an insanely awkward moment when Pointer staggers off in a daze from stench after Pointer falls into a pile of rubbish and tumbles on top her. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zc1tr1cwiZs
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* ''Film/RomanHoliday'': Irving. Endlessly.

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* Sid Melton: Famously from ''The Creator/DannyKaye Show'' and a ''lot'' of B-movies. There's a reason his FanNickname (inspired by [[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 MST3K]]) is "Little Monkey Boy".

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* ''Film/UndercoverBlues'': Muerte (Stanley Tucci) is established as a borderline AxCrazy after his first encounter with Jeff Blue (Randy Quaid) but by the end of the film, most people I know are feeling a little bit sorry for him because of the sheer amount of hell the Blues put him through.

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* ''Film/UndercoverBlues'': Muerte (Stanley Tucci) is established as a borderline AxCrazy after his first encounter with Jeff Blue (Randy (Dennis Quaid) but by the end of the film, most people I know are feeling a little bit sorry for him because of the sheer amount of hell the Blues put him through.
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* In ''Film/BabePigInTheCity'', Esme Hoggett goes through one humiliating event after another in the city, but nevertheless [[{{Determinator}} she doesn't give up until her husband's beloved pig has been returned to her]].
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* ''Film/VetHard'': [[UnfortunateNames Vuk]] is Milo's "[[MistakenNationality Yugoslavian]]" cousin who is dumped by Milo at Bennie's. Vuk is a PsychoElectro who obsessive-compulsively plays with electricity, causing a lot of havoc on the other characters (who don't want anything to do with him in the first place). He is repeatedly beaten up by Bennie. The end of the movie takes it UpToEleven, when [[spoiler: he is already wearing casts all over his body, ''and then'' run over with Bennie's car]].

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* ''Film/AfterHours'': Paul Hackett in this film. Going with a girl to Soho has him losing $20, running out because he thinks the girl is severly disfigured, doesn't have enough change to return back because it's past midnight, a bar owner unable to get into his cash register to get change so they exchange keys so he can get it, seeing a robbery take place and incapable of doing anything about it, the girl he ran away from committed ''suicide'' after he goes back to apologise, two girls who like him but later abandon him when he's mistaken for a burgular by a mob, going to a punk nightclub leads to his hair is forcefully shaken into a mohawk, finding out the bar owner he met previously is the ''boyfriend'' of the girl who committed suicide after seeing him grieving, chased back into the club which is now empty and after meeting a sculptor there he is hidden in papier mache, but it hardens and she won't let him get out, as she convinces the mob he's not there, and finally, he is ''stolen'' as artwork by the original two robbers, as they put him inside their truck. It gets better as he later falls out from the back of the van, as his casing cracks and he's nearby the gate to his office, and then simply goes back to work. This is the ''happy ending''.

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* ''Film/AfterHours'': Paul Hackett in this film. Going with a girl to Soho has him losing $20, running out because he thinks the girl is severly disfigured, doesn't have enough change to return back because it's past midnight, a bar owner unable to get into his cash register to get change so they exchange keys so he can get it, seeing a robbery take place and incapable of doing anything about it, the girl he ran away from committed ''suicide'' after he goes back to apologise, two girls who like him but later abandon him when he's mistaken for a burgular burglar by a mob, going to a punk nightclub leads to his hair is forcefully shaken into a mohawk, finding out the bar owner he met previously is the ''boyfriend'' of the girl who committed suicide after seeing him grieving, chased back into the club which is now empty and after meeting a sculptor there he is hidden in papier mache, but it hardens and she won't let him get out, as she convinces the mob he's not there, and finally, he is ''stolen'' as artwork by the original two robbers, as they put him inside their truck. It gets better as he later falls out from the back of the van, as his casing cracks and he's nearby the gate to his office, and then simply goes back to work. This is the ''happy ending''.



** [=C3PO=]. He gets little camera time in episode 1 and the camera time he does get, he's not covered, and starts off missing an eye. In episode 2 he falls down a shaft and switches bodies with a droid. in episode 3, he is gets his mind wiped. in Episode 4, he is captured, and he is trapped under several wires. in episode 5, he is blasted into several pieces. He is given a break in episode 6 when the ewoks treat him like a god, though he does get his eye being bitten out by Salacious Crumb during the sail barge scene.

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** [=C3PO=]. He gets little camera time in episode Episode 1 and the camera time he does get, he's not covered, and starts off missing an eye. In episode 2 Episode 2, he falls down a shaft and switches bodies with a droid. in episode In Episode 3, he is gets his mind wiped. in In Episode 4, he is captured, captured and he is trapped under several wires. in episode In Episode 5, he is blasted into several pieces. He is given a break in episode Episode 6 when the ewoks treat him like a god, though he does get his eye being bitten out by Salacious Crumb during the sail barge scene.scene on Tattooine.


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** Anguirus can count as well. He's a little guy compared to the rest of the Kaiju and does not possess any special abilities and gets pushed around very easily such as when the JSDF fires at him [[HelpMistakenForAttack thinking he came to human territory to cause trouble]] when Godzilla sent him to check if there's trouble going on, King Ghidorah drops him from the sky and MechaGodzilla [[KickTheDog beats him up senselessly]].

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** Anguirus can count as well. He's a little guy compared to the rest of the Kaiju and does not possess any special abilities and gets pushed around very easily such as when the JSDF fires at him [[HelpMistakenForAttack thinking he came to human territory to cause trouble]] when Godzilla sent him to check if there's trouble going on, King Ghidorah drops him from the sky and MechaGodzilla [=MechaGodzilla=] [[KickTheDog beats him up senselessly]].
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** Anguirus can count as well. He's a little guy compared to the rest of the Kaiju and does not possess any special abilities and gets pushed around very easily such as when the JSDF fires at him [[HelpMistakenForAttack thinking he came to human territory to cause trouble]] when Godzilla sent him to check if there's trouble going on, King Ghidorah drops him from the sky and MechaGodzilla [[KickTheDog beats him up senselessly]].

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