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* FrenchJerk: In the dub.
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* WhipItGood: How he attacks using his tongues
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* WhipItGood: How he attacks using MultipurposeTongue: He uses his tonguestongue like a whip to attack.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: The basis behind the first half of his Megahertz Tempest technique, where he begins to rapidly spin around his opponent, then gets into a human bridge position, sending them flying up into the ceiling above, where he then leaps up (without spinning) to slam them back into the ground.
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* SpectacularSpinning: The basis behind the first half of his Megahertz Tempest technique, where he begins to rapidly spin around his opponent, then gets into a human bridge position, sending them flying up into the ceiling above, where he then leaps up (without spinning) to slam them back into the ground.
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* ILoveNuclearPower: The source of his electric abilities comes from a Plutonium Battery in the center of his chest.
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* PowerSource: The source of his electric abilities comes from a Plutonium Battery in the center of his chest.
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* SeldomSeenSpecies: Based on the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clione_limacina Sea Angel.]]
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* FaceOfAnAngelMindOfADemon: Back when he was in the [=dMp=], as explicitly noted by both Terry the Kid and Sunshine, looking not as explicitly evil or hideous like his colleagues, but still a cruel sadist underneath his facade. Averted post-HeelFaceTurn, as he's now ''exactly'' as heroic as he looks.
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* FaceOfAnAngelMindOfADemon: Back when he was in the [=dMp=], as explicitly noted by both Terry the Kid and Sunshine, looking not as explicitly evil or hideous like his colleagues, but still a cruel sadist underneath his facade.façade. Averted post-HeelFaceTurn, as he's now ''exactly'' as heroic as he looks.
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* TheMeanBrit: Since the beginning until he goes through CharacterDevelopment. Even after finally accepting a spot as a Justice Choujin, he still exhibited GoodIsNotNice.
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* YoungerThanHeLooks: He's 14 years old, yet his height and build looks more akin to a young adult.
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* YoungerThanHeLooks: YoungerThanTheyLook: He's 14 years old, yet his height and build looks more akin to a young adult.
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* VocalDissonance: {{Averted}} then {{Subverted}}. He has a stereotypical rough & gravelly "Mafia Thug" voice in the dub, which is fitting for his overbody of a Gangster-themed Choujin, but is something of a mismatch with his true appearance, which is a well muscled {{Biseinen}}.
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* VocalDissonance: {{Averted}} then {{Subverted}}. He has a stereotypical rough & gravelly "Mafia Thug" voice in the dub, which is fitting for his overbody of a Gangster-themed Choujin, but is something of a mismatch with his true appearance, which is a well muscled {{Biseinen}}.hunk.
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* HeelFaceTurnHeelFaceTurn: He helps the heroes fight the Poison Six pack to atone for his sins.
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The last member of the No Respect, he's a mercenary that kills for both wealth and sadism. [[spoiler: He is also the son of Kinkotsuman]].
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BigBad: The major ArcVillain of the No Respect arc by the proxy of being the last foe, though it's implied he was the ring leader of the group before hand.
*EyePatchOfPowerBerserkButton: Any mention of his father makes him even more angry, [[spoiler: for being both abusive to him during his TrainingFromHell in his youth and for being a [[HarmlessVillain rather weak enemy]] compared to Suguru's later foes]].
* EyePatchOfPower: One that also serves as a scanner for weak pints.
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* EyePatchOfPower: One that also serves as a scanner for weak pints.
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* HeroKiller: He kills [[spoiler: Lord Minch]]
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* HeroKiller: He kills [[spoiler: Lord Minch]]Minch]].
** He initially seems to downplay it as he kills far less than his compatriots, but it's played straight as these few people were highly skilled warriors specifically targeted for assassination- preferring quality over quantity.
* KickTheDog: [[spoiler: He paints Meat's father, Lord Minch forced disowning of his son as a means for his father to get rich with no care for the son, when in actuality it was a necessary sacrifice to provide Suguru with a future mentor to train under in spite of feeling bitter about it- just to unnerve him. He follows it up by killing Lord Minch in front of Meat when the former admitted being the father to the latter and laughing about it]].
** He initially seems to downplay it as he kills far less than his compatriots, but it's played straight as these few people were highly skilled warriors specifically targeted for assassination- preferring quality over quantity.
* KickTheDog: [[spoiler: He paints Meat's father, Lord Minch forced disowning of his son as a means for his father to get rich with no care for the son, when in actuality it was a necessary sacrifice to provide Suguru with a future mentor to train under in spite of feeling bitter about it- just to unnerve him. He follows it up by killing Lord Minch in front of Meat when the former admitted being the father to the latter and laughing about it]].
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The second of Sunshine's students and [[WakeUpCallBoss the first truly challenging opponent for Mantaro]]. After being defeated, he changes his ways.
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* FaceOfAnAngelMindOfADemon: Back when he was in the [=dMp=], as explicitly noted by both Terry the Kid and Sunshine. Averted post-HeelFaceTurn, as he's now ''exactly'' as heroic as he looks.
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* FaceOfAnAngelMindOfADemon: Back when he was in the [=dMp=], as explicitly noted by both Terry the Kid and Sunshine.Sunshine, looking not as explicitly evil or hideous like his colleagues, but still a cruel sadist underneath his facade. Averted post-HeelFaceTurn, as he's now ''exactly'' as heroic as he looks.
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* VillainWithGoodPublicityVillainWithGoodPublicity: Initially he's praised for his [[FauxAffably seemingly]] genuine polite nature, elegant appearance, and talent in spite of working for the [=DMP=]. This gets averted as his true nature begins to show, especially [[WouldHarmAChild he hits a child]], causing the crowd to turn against him.
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* WakeUpCallBoss: While the previous enemies of the sequel, were mildly difficult, they had one gimmick that could be overcome and often lost due to humiliating weaknesses being exploited for Mantaro to defeat them with ease. Check Mate proved to be the first enemy to be genuinely skilled with a variety of techniques and dominated him for the majority of the fight, forcing Mantaro to go all out to defeat him. Enemies following him would be increasingly difficult to defeat.
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I'm not sure if that was supposed to be "imitate" or "intimidate", and I don't remember this fight well enough to pick. Anyone who does remember that fight, feel free to add the line back in.
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* CallBack[=/=]RecurringBossTemplate: His fight with Mantarou has many similar elemants as Kinnikuman's fight against Stecase King. Including both villains making a mistake in trying to immitate Kinnikuman.
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* SupernaturalPhone: A man with a phone for a body who can make calls with himself, and uses this to trigger his illusion powers. Note that the calls are not for show; at one point he dials the wrong number and has to try again.
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* SupernaturalPhone: A man with a phone for a body who can make calls with himself, and uses this to trigger his illusion powers. Note that the calls are not for show; at one point he dials the wrong number and has to try again. This, too, ties into his defeat - Mantarou uses him to dial the time-and-temperature line, because he knows [[spoiler:when it's supposed to rain]].
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* BookDumb: Subverted. He gives off this impression initially, and Jade even describes him as sleeping through classes, but [[GeniusBruiser he still]] [[AwesomenessByAnalysis can make improved versions of other peoples' moves]].[[note]]Arguably FridgeBrilliance on the part of the writers. Scarface would have already learned all practical lessons while training in the [=dMp=]. Anything new from his Hercules Factory studies would have likely just been Justice Choujin pholosphies, which Scarface had no interest in learning.[[/note]
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* BookDumb: Subverted. He gives off this impression initially, and Jade even describes him as sleeping through classes, but [[GeniusBruiser he still]] [[AwesomenessByAnalysis can make improved versions of other peoples' moves]].[[note]]Arguably FridgeBrilliance on the part of the writers. Scarface would have already learned all practical lessons while training in the [=dMp=]. Anything new from his Hercules Factory studies would have likely just been Justice Choujin pholosphies, which Scarface had no interest in learning.[[/note][[/note]]
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* AdaptationalBadass: He doesn't need the Muscle Carrot to transform into his final form, unlike the movie he first appeared in.
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* BishonenLine: PlayedStraight then [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]]. His initial form is a bony looking man who Mantaro regards as being unattractive in the dub, while his second form has him turn into a cool looking armored warrior with dreadlocks, but then his final form has him become grotesquely muscular and savage looking.
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* LostInTranslation: His name is a pun on the Japanese word for Rhinoceros ("Sai") sounding identical to the "Cy-" in Cyborg. The dub circumnavigates this by just calling him "Jagg-ed"
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* TheGiant: He's one of the largest members of the Poison Six Pack and favors a brute force fighting style.
* HeavilyArmoredMook: He wears an incredibly heavy looking suit of armor, that not only protects him, but makes his attacks more damaging.
* HeavilyArmoredMook: He wears an incredibly heavy looking suit of armor, that not only protects him, but makes his attacks more damaging.
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!! The Cyborg ([[DubNameChange Jagg-Ed in US]]
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* WeaksauceWeakness: He can't handle anything cold, be it actual cold temperatures or bad jokes [[note]]which are said to be "chilly" in Japanese[[/note]]([[CulturalTranslation insults in the dub]]).
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* WeaksauceWeakness: He can't handle anything cold, be it actual cold temperatures or bad jokes [[note]]which are said to be "chilly" in Japanese[[/note]]([[CulturalTranslation ([[CulturalTranslation insults in the dub]]).
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* WeaksauceWeakness: He can't handle anything cold, be it actual cold temperatures or bad jokes[[note]] which are said to be "chilly" in Japanese [[/note]]([[CulturalTranslation insults in the dub]])
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* WeaksauceWeakness: He can't handle anything cold, be it actual cold temperatures or bad jokes[[note]] which jokes [[note]]which are said to be "chilly" in Japanese [[/note]]([[CulturalTranslation Japanese[[/note]]([[CulturalTranslation insults in the dub]])dub]]).
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* AmbiguouslyEvil: At first he cares neither about being good or evil, [[spoiler: but after Mantao beats him, he becomes evil for real]]
* FaceHeelTurn: Of the "ThenLetMeBeEvil" variety after [[spoiler:realizing he was an evil choujin]]
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* AmbiguouslyEvil: At first he cares neither about being good or evil, [[spoiler: but after Mantao beats him, he becomes evil for real]]
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* FaceHeelTurn: Of the "ThenLetMeBeEvil" variety after [[spoiler:realizing he was an evilchoujin]]choujin]].
* FaceHeelTurn: Of the "ThenLetMeBeEvil" variety after [[spoiler:realizing he was an evil
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* CallBack[=/=]RecurringBossFight: His fight with Mantarou has many similar elemants as Kinnikuman's fight against Stecase King. Including both villains making a mistake in trying to immitate Kinnikuman.
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* OutOfFocus: Most likely due to RuleOfFunny, Nils would appear less and less frequently, making Jijioman the dominant personality.
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* VillainTeamUp: The [=dMp=] was formed when the remanants of the Brutal, Devil, and Perfect Choujin decided to work together to create the next generation of evil choujin.
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* RedemptionDemotion: His HeelFaceTurn was driven by a desire to understand human nature after first witnessing it in his fight with Mantarou. An unforunate side effect appears to be the loss of his inability to feel pain.
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* BookDumb: Subverted. He gives off this impression initially, and Jade even describes him as sleeping through classes, but [[GeniusBruiser he still]] [[AwesomenessByAnalysis can make improved versions of other peoples' moves]].
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* BookDumb: Subverted. He gives off this impression initially, and Jade even describes him as sleeping through classes, but [[GeniusBruiser he still]] [[AwesomenessByAnalysis can make improved versions of other peoples' moves]].[[note]]Arguably FridgeBrilliance on the part of the writers. Scarface would have already learned all practical lessons while training in the [=dMp=]. Anything new from his Hercules Factory studies would have likely just been Justice Choujin pholosphies, which Scarface had no interest in learning.[[/note]
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* LightningBruiser: Despite being 7'0" tall and having a distinctly muscular build, Kevin is a very quick and agile fighter, utilizing quick strikes and nimble throws rather than brute strength. His usual victory pose is even a jumping splits.
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* DefeatMeansFriendship: Inverted [[spoiler:in the manga. When Kevin defeated Mantarou to win the Revived Choujin Olympics, he said he had every intention of throwing his title belt on the the ground and spitting on it. However, truly earning that belt through TrainingFromHell and getting by three very difficult opponents caused his to realize the value of fair competition. It was probably the biggest seed planted that lead to his final HeelFaceTurn.]]
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* RetGone: The primary goal of the Time Travel/Ultimate Tag Team arc was to kill Robin Mask in the past to prevent Kevin Mask from being born.
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* VillianousLegacy: Mantarou's opponents, especially early on, tend to be children or grandchildren of the villains Kinnikuman defeated. Lampshaded by Mantarou at one point.
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* VillianousLegacy: Mantarou's opponents, especially early on, tend to be children or grandchildren of the villains Kinnikuman defeated. Lampshaded by Mantarou at one point.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: To say no one likes Mantarou at all would be taking it a bit far. Still, you get the feeling that some of the other Justice Choujin merely accept Mantarou as one of them rather than actually like him. Seiuchin, and maybe Terry the Kid after a while, are about the only exceptions who seem to genuinely like Mantarou for who he is.
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* RedOniBlueOni: The red to his father's blue.
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* FinishingMove: Savannah Heat, a move seen only in the anime and games.
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* NotSoAboveItAll: Despite his initial attitude of being so superior to even his fellow Hercules graduates, Gazelleman eventually starts goofing off and goes out partying with Mantarou, Terry, and Seiuchin.
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* DentedIron: Before learning how to truly control his Burning Inner Strength Mantarou wouldn't heal completely from his matches. At one point we see all his accumulated cuts and bruises and it is [[BodyHorror horrific]]!
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* DentedIron: Before learning how to truly control his Burning Inner Strength Strength, Mantarou wouldn't heal completely from his matches. At one point we see all his accumulated cuts and bruises and it is [[BodyHorror horrific]]!
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* MommasBoy: Violently so. He first achieved Burning Inner Strength when his mother's cooking was dishonored.
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* MommasBoy: Violently so. He first achieved Burning Inner Strength when his mother's cooking was dishonored. (In the anime, at least.)
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** Don't hit spectators, be it a child or your own mentor, like Checkmate.
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** Don't hit spectators, be it a child or your own mentor, like Checkmate. (Though this seems to be a common button among all choujin, good or [[EvenEvilHasStandards evil]].)
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* TookALevelInBadass: He takes several throughout the series. However, his first notable leap was for the fight with MAX Man. It's the first time we see him ''train'' for a fight and he arrives looking as muscular as his father.
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* ItIsPronouncedTroPAY: The "k" is silent.
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* ItIsPronouncedTroPAY: The first "R" is pronounced like an "H" (like Royce Gracie).
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* NotSoDifferent: He lives in a shed styled after his own face and is shown to be rather unpopular amongst the general populace of Japan, much like Mantaro in the ''Kinnikuman Nisei: All Out Choujin Attack'' spinoff.