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** After Aladdin rubs his lamp and frees him, the Genie enters in a fantastic shower of Magic, lets out a magnificent yell, and then has this to say: [[IncomingHam "TEN THOUSAND YEARS will give you such a crick in the neck!"]] Establishing him as something of a goofball LargeHam.

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** After Aladdin rubs his lamp and frees him, the Genie enters in a fantastic shower of Magic, lets out a magnificent yell, and then has this to say: "'''OY!!''' [[IncomingHam "TEN TEN THOUSAND YEARS will give you such a crick in the neck!"]] Establishing him as something of a goofball LargeHam.
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* ''WesternAnimation/WallE'': When EVE first arrives on Earth, she's all business, scanning the environment for plant life as she was programmed to do. But once the ship that dropped her off leaves, she takes a break to soar through the air, very clearly relishing the ability to fly freely for once...and then she blasts the rock WALL-E is hiding behind into dust after hearing a smaller rock hit the ground. In one fell swoop, EVE is demonstrated to be serious and a little trigger happy, but not fully subservient to her programming.

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** Fred casually introduces himself while in a fish monster costume, and also reveals that he's asked his friends to use their scientific knowledge to give him superpowers (namely, to [[MythologyGag turn into a monster]]) and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers an invisible sandwich]].

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** Fred casually introduces himself while in a fish monster costume, and also reveals that he's asked his friends to use their scientific knowledge to give him superpowers (namely, to [[MythologyGag turn into a monster]]) and [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers an invisible sandwich]].sandwich.
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** The first signal of Gaston's presence is when a beautiful formation of wild geese flies over the village, but one is shot out of the sky. The way Le Fou eagerly tries to pick up the dead goose with a sack and then starts flattering Gaston to disguise his failure suggests that Gaston is abusive of his best friend. Also, he is first seen smirking in the dark as Le Fou runs towards him, before stepping to the light and accepting the latter's compliments with a casual "I know". When Le Fou comments that Gaston catches girls as easily as beasts, Gaston grabs him and shows Belle, as "the lucky girl he is going to marry", in spite of Le Fou's objections. It is pretty clear now that Gaston is conceited, narcissist, stubborn, cruel to animals and doesn't listen to anyone opposed to him. Le Fou is the sycophant and a ButtMonkey who, in spite of being rather abused, insists on living under Gaston's shadow to get some attention of his idol.

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** The first signal of Gaston's presence is when a beautiful formation of wild geese flies over the village, but one is shot out of the sky. The way Le Fou eagerly tries to pick up the dead goose with a sack and then starts flattering Gaston to disguise his failure suggests that Gaston is abusive of his best friend. Also, he is first seen smirking in the dark as Le Fou runs towards him, before stepping to the light and accepting the latter's compliments with a casual "I know". When Le Fou comments that Gaston catches girls as easily as beasts, Gaston grabs him and shows Belle, as "the lucky girl he is going to marry", in spite of Le Fou's objections. It is pretty clear now that Gaston is conceited, narcissist, narcissistic, stubborn, cruel to animals and doesn't listen to anyone opposed to him. Le Fou is the sycophant and a ButtMonkey who, in spite of being rather abused, insists on living under Gaston's shadow to get some attention of his idol.
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** [[BigBad Tai Lung]] is clearly established as both ingenious and terrifyingly badass with when he breaks out of [[TheAlcatraz Chorh-Ghom Prison]] with the use of a single ''[[ForWantOfANail goose feather.]]''

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** [[BigBad Tai Lung]] is clearly established as both ingenious and terrifyingly badass with when he breaks out of [[TheAlcatraz Chorh-Ghom Prison]] with the use of a single ''[[ForWantOfANail goose ''goose feather.]]''''
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ice Age}}'': Manny establishes himself by saving Sid from the Rhinos despite being rough and cynical.
* ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda'':

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ice Age}}'': ''WesternAnimation/IceAge1'': Manny establishes himself by saving Sid from the Rhinos despite being rough and cynical.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}}'':

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheThiefAndTheCobbler'':
** The thief is first seen trying to steal various things out of a bazaar, then attempting to rob an old woman, who promptly beats him up and shakes all of his loot out of his baggy clothes. This establishes both the Thief as a kleptomaniac comic relief, and the old woman (who later appears as Princess YumYum's nursemaid) as a formidable figure in her own right.
** Tack the Cobbler is shown absent-mindedly partaking in his trade of making things ''while in the process of waking up'', establishing him as a shy, quiet hero with a big heart.
** BigBadWannabe Zigzag's BigEntrance is (in the original and Recobbled Cuts, at least) a masterpiece of ShowDontTell: even before you see him, you learn from the parade announcing him that he's a high-ranking, powerful, narcissistic and draconic man.
** The real BigBad, Mighty One-Eye, is first shown AtopAMountainOfCorpses, boasting how he was going to destroy the golden city while [[SoleSurvivor a single rider from the slaughtered army]] [[BringNewsBack rushes back to said city to warn the King of One-Eye's attack]]. This shows One-Eye's arrogance, bloodthirstiness, and status as TheDreaded.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', Mei's aunties' very first scene is of them busting open the double doors to the temple while shrouded in a flash of light, then sashaying their way in and striking a group pose worthy of the Kardashians. Only to then start cooing all over Mei while making comments about her appearance.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'':
** The scene of Mei assembling her three gal pals has Miriam at her locker chewing an orange before being the first to greet her, Priya reading a vampire novel before greeting her stoically, and Abby bombastically kicking and shouting at a piece of trash.
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Mei's aunties' very first scene is of them busting open the double doors to the temple while shrouded in a flash of light, then sashaying their way in and striking a group pose worthy of the Kardashians. Only to then start cooing all over Mei while making comments about her appearance.
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* ''WesternAnimation/DespicableMe'':

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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', Mei's aunties' very first scene is of them busting open the double doors to the temple while shrouded in a flash of light, then sashaying their way in and striking a group pose worthy of the Kardashians. Only to then start cooing all over Mei while making comments about her appearance.
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** The Emperor, when told his armies will protect him from the invading Huns, immediately declared that the armies should go out and protect his people instead. He then orders his General to get as many army soldier reserves and new recruits as possible, because he knew how dangerous the Huns were and didn't want to take any chances with them. All of this shows that the Emperor is [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure a wise and benevolent ruler]].

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** The Emperor, when told his armies army will set up defenses around his palace to protect him from the invading Huns, immediately declared that the armies troops should go out and protect his people instead. He then orders his General to get gather as many army soldier reserves and new recruits as possible, because he knew how dangerous the Huns were and didn't want to take any chances with them. All of this shows that the Emperor is [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure a wise and benevolent ruler]].
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** [[TurtlePower Master Oogway]]'s wisdom, kindness, and tranquility (but all with a healthy sense of humor) are clearly defined in his very first scene, when Shifu finds him meditating in some kind of advanced yoga pose while balanced atop his cane. After exchanging some brief words with Shifu, he then goes to blow out the hundreds of candles lighting the room -- [[OverlyLongGag one at a time]], even [[{{Troll}} looking Shifu right in the eyes as he does so]] -- until a mortified Shifu snuffs them all out at once with a flare of wind. It's a great gag, but also genuinely informative about the differences in [[RedOniBlueOni the two masters' worldviews]] -- Shifu is brilliant and experienced, but also suffers from very worldly restlessness, while Oogway has the patience of a saint and is willing to devote his individual attention to every single candle, no matter how long it takes. Oogway's first lines are very telling:

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** [[TurtlePower Master Oogway]]'s Oogway's wisdom, kindness, and tranquility (but all with a healthy sense of humor) are clearly defined in his very first scene, when Shifu finds him meditating in some kind of advanced yoga pose while balanced atop his cane. After exchanging some brief words with Shifu, he then goes to blow out the hundreds of candles lighting the room -- [[OverlyLongGag one at a time]], even [[{{Troll}} looking Shifu right in the eyes as he does so]] -- until a mortified Shifu snuffs them all out at once with a flare of wind. It's a great gag, but also genuinely informative about the differences in [[RedOniBlueOni the two masters' worldviews]] -- Shifu is brilliant and experienced, but also suffers from very worldly restlessness, while Oogway has the patience of a saint and is willing to devote his individual attention to every single candle, no matter how long it takes. Oogway's first lines are very telling:
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** The first signal of Gaston's presence is when a beautiful formation of wild gooses flies over the village, but one is shot out of the sky. The way Le Fou eagerly tries to pick up the dead goose with a sack and then starts flattering Gaston to disguise his failure suggests that Gaston is abusive of his best friend. Also, he is first seen smirking in the dark as Le Fou runs towards him, before stepping to the light and accepting the latter's compliments with a casual "I know". When Le Fou comments that Gaston catches girls as easily as beasts, Gaston grabs him and shows Belle, as "the lucky girl he is going to marry", in spite of Le Fou's objections. It is pretty clear now that Gaston is conceited, narcissist, stubborn, cruel to animals and doesn't listen to anyone opposed to him. Le Fou is the sycophant and a ButtMonkey who, in spite of being rather abused, insists on living under Gaston's shadow to get some attention of his idol.

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** The first signal of Gaston's presence is when a beautiful formation of wild gooses geese flies over the village, but one is shot out of the sky. The way Le Fou eagerly tries to pick up the dead goose with a sack and then starts flattering Gaston to disguise his failure suggests that Gaston is abusive of his best friend. Also, he is first seen smirking in the dark as Le Fou runs towards him, before stepping to the light and accepting the latter's compliments with a casual "I know". When Le Fou comments that Gaston catches girls as easily as beasts, Gaston grabs him and shows Belle, as "the lucky girl he is going to marry", in spite of Le Fou's objections. It is pretty clear now that Gaston is conceited, narcissist, stubborn, cruel to animals and doesn't listen to anyone opposed to him. Le Fou is the sycophant and a ButtMonkey who, in spite of being rather abused, insists on living under Gaston's shadow to get some attention of his idol.
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** Belle is first shown strolling out of her home and into the village, smiling and with a dreamy look on her face, although she sings about how bored she is with the routine. When the baker cumpliments her and asks where she is going, she shows her the book she's returning to the bookshop, eager to discuss it with someone, just to be cut off by the busy baker. She puts her book back in her basket with a smile and rolls her eyes, showing that, despite her disappointment with the locals, she is affable and patient.

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** Belle is first shown strolling out of her home and into the village, smiling and with a dreamy look on her face, although she sings about how bored she is with the routine. When the baker cumpliments compliments her and asks where she is going, she shows her the book she's returning to the bookshop, eager to discuss it with someone, just to be cut off by the busy baker. She puts her book back in her basket with a smile and rolls her eyes, showing that, despite her disappointment with the locals, she is affable and patient.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}}'':
** Émile's introductory scene shows him bursting out of a slice of cake he and Rémy are eating and reacting with unbridled enthusiasm to Rémy's highly developed senses of taste and smell, effectively setting him up as a friendly, if slightly dim, BigEater.
** In the teaser trailer, Émile is seen nonchalantly snacking on a piece of trash he found and telling Rémy he should rethink his life and start acting more like a regular rat, much to Django's approval
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Coco}}'': The first time we see Miguel, he goes out into the plaza listening to music and shoeshining a mariachi guitarist's shoes.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast'':
** The first thing we see of Beast are his claws tearing a portrait of himself as a human, before showing him cringing and hiding his face behind his hands, although it is too dark to see him clearly. That shows he has a terrible temper, but is also consumed by self-hatred caused by the curse.
** Belle is first shown strolling out of her home and into the village, smiling and with a dreamy look on her face, although she sings about how bored she is with the routine. When the baker cumpliments her and asks where she is going, she shows her the book she's returning to the bookshop, eager to discuss it with someone, just to be cut off by the busy baker. She puts her book back in her basket with a smile and rolls her eyes, showing that, despite her disappointment with the locals, she is affable and patient.
** The first signal of Gaston's presence is when a beautiful formation of wild gooses flies over the village, but one is shot out of the sky. The way Le Fou eagerly tries to pick up the dead goose with a sack and then starts flattering Gaston to disguise his failure suggests that Gaston is abusive of his best friend. Also, he is first seen smirking in the dark as Le Fou runs towards him, before stepping to the light and accepting the latter's compliments with a casual "I know". When Le Fou comments that Gaston catches girls as easily as beasts, Gaston grabs him and shows Belle, as "the lucky girl he is going to marry", in spite of Le Fou's objections. It is pretty clear now that Gaston is conceited, narcissist, stubborn, cruel to animals and doesn't listen to anyone opposed to him. Le Fou is the sycophant and a ButtMonkey who, in spite of being rather abused, insists on living under Gaston's shadow to get some attention of his idol.
** Maurice first shows up stuck inside a barrel; when he tries to get rid from it,he takes his pants, showing he's rather distracted and clumsy.
** Cogsworth and Lumiere are established as complete opposites at their first appearance. Cogsworth insists for them to be quiet, expecting that Maurice will go away (and won't be caught by Beast). Lumiere, on his turn, pities the soaked old man and insists into helping him, ignored his companion's warnings. It is also clear that they are VitriolicBestBuds.
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** Unikitty's first appearance sees her jump out from behind some scenery and gladly introduce the party to her home, while also giving a NightmareFace hinting at her serious anger issues.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheFoxAndTheHound'', when Copper is introduced, Chief is shown to not take a shine to him, at least not at first. This establishes is JerkWithAHeartOfGold status. It's reaffirmed later after Copper outshines him in hunting.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheFoxAndTheHound'', when Copper is introduced, Chief is shown to not take a shine to him, at least not at first. This establishes is his JerkWithAHeartOfGold status. It's reaffirmed later after Copper outshines him in hunting.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheFoxAndTheHound'', when Copper is introduced, Chief is shown to not take a shine to him, at least not at first. This establishes is JerkWithAHeartOfGold status. It's reaffirmed later after Copper outshines him in hunting.
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* Several in ''WesternAnimation/TheHunchbackOfNotreDame'':

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** The sequel ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsRainbowRocks'' quickly establishes Sunset Shimmer's post HeelFaceTurn personality by having her shunned by the Crusaders in spite of her attempts to be nice and helpful, showing both how much she has changed and how hated she still is by the school.
** The third movie ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsFriendshipGames'' starts with Sunset Shimmer rushing to help with an emergency, then making her frustration clear when the emergency isn't actually as serious as all that. She's still a good person, but (or "and") now she has her old confidence back.

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** The sequel ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsRainbowRocks'' quickly establishes Sunset Shimmer's post HeelFaceTurn personality by having her shunned by the Crusaders in spite of her attempts to be nice and helpful, showing both how much she has changed and how hated she still is by the school.
** The third movie ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsFriendshipGames'' starts with Sunset Shimmer rushing to help with an emergency, then making her frustration clear when the emergency isn't actually as serious as all that. She's still a good person, but (or "and") now she has her old confidence back.back.
* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyANewGeneration'': The opening has Sunny, Hitch, and Sprout as foals playing with figurines of the main characters of ''Friendship is Magic''. Sunny wants to portray them accurately as friends, showing her ardent belief in unity. Sprout wants to portray the unicorns and pegasi as villains, showing that he embraces the xenophobia of the new pony societies. Hitch tries to make peace without taking a side, showing that his main interest is simply in preventing unrest.
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** Scar is introduced "playing" with a helpless mouse he is about to devour while skipping out on his nephew's birth ceremony. When Zazu reprimands Scar (causing him to lose the mouse) he immediately tries to eat Zazu.

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** Scar is introduced "playing" with a helpless mouse he is about to devour while skipping out on his nephew's birth ceremony. When Zazu reprimands Scar (causing him to lose the mouse) he immediately tries to eat Zazu. Already, we know that this guy is Bad News.

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** The film's BigBad Dr. Falicier gets one too; He's a street corner fortune teller who gives a spell to restore a bald man's hair- which soon covers the rest of his body. This establishes the doctor as a man out to use other people's needs to profit and screw them over. And that LivingShadow shows he's NOT just a SnakeOilSalesman...

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** The film's BigBad Dr. Falicier gets one too; He's a street corner fortune teller who gives a spell to restore a bald man's hair- hair -- which soon covers the rest of his body. This establishes the doctor as a man out to use other people's needs to profit and screw them over. And that LivingShadow shows he's NOT just a SnakeOilSalesman...


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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Coraline}}'': When she goes shopping with her mother, she asks for a pair of colorful gloves because "no one else will have these". This establishes her as an independent soul who forges her own path, in contrast to most kids her age who want most of all to fit in, especially if they're the new kid at school.



** Dash using his speed to pull pranks on his teachers.
** Violet turning invisible and shyly looking at her crush as he walks by.

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** Dash using his speed to pull pranks on his teachers.
teachers (and his little OhCrap when he realizes in the office that he was caught by a hidden camera) shows that he's mischievous, a bit rebellious, immature and reckless, and that he takes pride in having powers like his father does.
** Violet turning invisible and shyly looking at her crush as he walks by. This establishes that she has more of a desire for normality and is less confident in herself and using her powers than the rest of her family.


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** Gilbert Huph's first five ''seconds'' on-screen involve him brushing a weeping old lady out of his way, so he can confront Bob in an outdoor voice.
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* In the ''Creator/{{Netflix}}'' film ''Secret Magic Control Agency'', Hansel of ''Literature/HanselAndGretel'' fame is shown scamming a bunch of wealthy people into buying "magical" amulets to protect them against curses, but when a woman comes up to him asking for one to heal her sick little sister, he refuses and gives her some money to pay for a proper doctor. He's a ConArtist, but one with [[EvenEvilHasStandards standards.]]

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* In the ''Creator/{{Netflix}}'' film ''Secret Magic Control Agency'', Hansel of ''Literature/HanselAndGretel'' fame is shown introduced scamming a bunch of wealthy people into buying "magical" amulets to protect them against curses, but when a woman comes up to him asking for one to heal her sick little sister, he refuses and gives her some money to pay for a proper doctor. He's a ConArtist, but one with [[EvenEvilHasStandards standards.]]
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* In the ''Creator/{{Netflix}}'' film ''Secret Magic Control Agency'', Hansel of ''Literature/HanselAndGretel'' fame is shown scamming a bunch of wealthy people into buying "magical" amulets to protect them against curses, but when a woman comes up to him asking for one to heal her sick little sister, he refuses and gives her some money to pay for a proper doctor. He's a ConArtist, but one with [[EvenEvilHasStandards standards.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ice Age}}'': Manny establishes himself by saving Sid from the rhinos despite being rough and cynical.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Ice Age}}'': Manny establishes himself by saving Sid from the rhinos Rhinos despite being rough and cynical.

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