History Eagleland / AnimeAndManga

* ''Manhua/SchoolShock'' presents the Americans as aggressive diplomats with their default tactic being war threats, however backing down when some kind of resistance is shown (though the resister in this case was China). At least their president has an afro and a big smile.

* Subversion: In ''Manga/{{Beck}}'', the eponymous band was, according to the opening song, "made to hit in America," and the band trying to make it over there was the subject of much of the series. However, their idea of fitting in is wearing t-shirts that say "Jesus is Coming", and America is shown rather realistically (despite some pretty bad {{Engrish}} signage).

* ''Manga/{{Ajin}}'': While the series doesn't actually take place in the United States, the overall depiction of the US is rather mixed, particularly with how they treat the titular ajin--humans who have the ability to resurrect upon death. On one hand, leaked footage shows that the American military at one point performed horrid experiments on ajin, much like those performed by the Japanese government. On the other hand, it's shown that the United States, at least by the time the story takes place, has eventually come to treat ajin '''far''' better than the Japanese government does, as the vast majority of ajin are merely forced to wear a GPS and can otherwise go about having normal lives, quite a far cry from Japanese ajin needing to go on the run to avoid a lifetime of horrific torture. Furthermore, the American government is generally shown to be more open-minded than the Japanese government, as they readily accept doctor Ikuya Ogura's theories on ajin while the Japanese government stripped him of his position. On the ''other'' other hand, the most prominent American character in the series is [[BigBad Sato]][[note]]Real name: Samuel T. Owens[[/note]]: a [[AxCrazy bloodthirsty]] [[ThrillSeeker adrenaline junky]] who seeks to cause as much destruction as possible so he can [[ChallengeSeeker have some fun]] playing war games. Though in all fairness, Sato is clearly just a uniquely violent individual rather than any kind of baseline for the rest of the country.

* ''Manga/{{Ajin}}'': While the series doesn't actually take place in the United States, the overall depiction of the US is rather mixed, particularly with how they treat the titular ajin--humans who have the ability to resurrect upon death. On one hand, leaked footage shows that the American military at one point performed horrid experiments on ajin, much like those performed by the Japanese government. On the other hand, it's shown that the United States, at least by the time the story takes place, has eventually come to treat ajin '''far''' better than the Japanese government does, as the vast majority of ajin are merely forced to wear a GPS and can otherwise go about having normal lives, quite a far cry from Japanese ajin needing to go on the run to avoid a lifetime of horrific torture. Furthermore, the American government is generally shown to be more open-minded than the Japanese government, as they readily accept doctor Ikuya Ogura's theories on ajin while the Japanese government stripped him of his position. On the ''other'' other hand, the most prominent American character in the series is [[BigBad Sato]][[note]]Real name: Samuel T. Owens[[/note]]: a [[AxCrazy bloodthirsty]] [[ThrillSeeker adrenaline junky]] who seeks to cause as much destruction as possible so he can [[ChallengeSeeker have some fun]] playing war games.

* In ''Manga/PokemonAdventures'', Lt. Surge starts out as the Boorish: a power-hungry PsychoForHire that climbed to the top ranks of [[TheMafia Team Rocket]] and got his jollies beating the crap out of a teenage boy with a lightning {{BFG}} and an enslaved minor PhysicalGod. However, he starts transitioning out of it in later arcs, with the ''Yellow'' arc having him pull an EnemyMine and being [[NobleDemon surprisingly honorable in holding his end]], and the ''Silver and Gold'' has him pull a full HeelFaceTurn, now running a perfectly legal enterprise with his ship the S.S. Anne and later trying to talk his old Team Rocket pals (referring to them by name, despite the fact that they're generic mooks) out of doing something bad. [[spoiler:Granted, they're being mind controlled by Pryce, but he does it [[AFatherToHisMen out of genuine concern for them]], and it's the reason the legendary Pokémon Raikou teams up with him]]. He never goes full Beautiful, but his positive traits are much more in focus.

* ''Manga/MajinTanteiNougamiNeuro'' gives us a Boorish Eaglelander during a [[HotSpringsEpisode trip to a traditional Japanese Hot Spring]]. As well as ticking all the PhenotypeStereotype boxes (blond hair, blue eyes, large nose), and having a [[SurprisinglyGoodEnglish surprisingly plausible accent]] (until [[GratuitousEnglish he has to speak English]]...), he [[spoiler:whistles the "Star-Spangled Banner" to himself, hates Japanese culture, but pretends to love it just to get close to a woman, threatens to [[FrivolousLawsuit sue for the slightest slight]], keeps a massive revolver in his pants, kills a woman for refusing to give him "her resources" (her love), thinks that losing his pride is reasonable grounds for self-defense and is obsessed with working out to the point of walking around shirtless, dressed like someone from an L.A. street gang. Oh, and he calls America "a law enforcing [[TheEmpire Empire]]" which "raised [him] to have an emotionless heart".]] The kicker is that the episode ends as AnAesop about how [[BrokenAesop people shouldn't be so narrow minded and intolerant of other people's culture]].\\\

%%* Lynne Daves from ''LightNovel/MarchenMadchen'' is another example of this.

* The anime series ''LightNovel/{{Baccano}}!'' plays with the Boorish flavor through its tons of characters in Mafia-run Chicago/New York City and a runaway train between the two. [[GeniusDitz Some are silly]], [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass some are wimpy]], [[AxCrazy some are batshit insane]] and [[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld the rest of them...]]
* ''LightNovel/ACertainMagicalIndex'' and its spinoff ''Manga/ACertainScientificRailgun'':

* ''LightNovel/FullMetalPanic'':

* One of Kirito's closest friends in ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'' is Andrew "Agil" Mills, an African-American man who always does his best to help the main characters and lower-ranking players. On the other hand, the later stages of the story have Kirito fight against Glowgen Defense Systems, an American mercenary group.

* ''Manga/GambleFish'' has King Omaha, the manga version of of Barack Obama who exudes patriotism and honor in just about every panel he's in. On the other hand, there are those (especially in America) who consider him an obnoxious ParodySue, with his admittedly unrealistic actions throughout the story (such as reversing the RapidAging of two young girls by draping them with an American flag to taking on the main villain in RussianRoulette and ''surviving'' the headshot) being satire of Obama's more...''controversial'' aspects and depictions, if not America's in general.

* ''Manga/ZatchBell'' contains a team of superheroes called the Majestic Twelve, who are portrayed as amazingly incompetent. The only female member is named Big Boing (Lady Susan in the dub) and [[GagBoobs her superpowers consist of having huge breasts,]] smelling like lavender (in the English dub) and commenting on every moment with the word "''Yeah!''" But Apollo and Jeed are the American characters that we see most, and both are definitely Beautiful.

* The third episode of the 1990s [=OVAs=] of ''Manga/BlackJack'' features the "Federal Unites," complete with shots of the Statue of Liberty. ''This'' Eagleland is a corrupt, imperialist bully bent on controlling and oppressing weaker nations for the sake of their resources. This makes it ''very'' satisfying when Dr. Black Jack beats the crap out of the Vice President for [[spoiler:murdering his patient]].