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* ''Manga/JujutsuKaisen'':
** Upon first taking possession of Yuji's body, [[AncientEvil Ryomen Sukuna]] revels at being able to feel the moonlight on his skin once more, before growing excited at how the modern world is crawling with people... [[BloodKnight and how he can't wait to slaughter them all]].
** Satoru Gojo introduces himself by, in quick succession, making light of how battered Megumi is and how Yuji has become Sukuna's vessel, telling Yuji to let Sukuna take possession for a few seconds, then toying with Sukuna as the latter tries to kill him, showing that [[MellowFellow he rarely takes things seriously]] and that [[WorldsBestWarrior he has more than enough power to back up his attitude]].
** Upon first taking possession of Yuji's body, [[AncientEvil Ryomen Sukuna]] revels at being able to feel the moonlight on his skin once more, before growing excited at how the modern world is crawling with people... [[BloodKnight and how he can't wait to slaughter them all]].
** Satoru Gojo introduces himself by, in quick succession, making light of how battered Megumi is and how Yuji has become Sukuna's vessel, telling Yuji to let Sukuna take possession for a few seconds, then toying with Sukuna as the latter tries to kill him, showing that [[MellowFellow he rarely takes things seriously]] and that [[WorldsBestWarrior he has more than enough power to back up his attitude]].
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** The introduction of the four Dark Masters sets up all of their personalities almost instantly. [[MonsterClown Piedmon]] sadistically laughs over the fear humanity is displaying and treats the whole thing like a flashy performance; [[SeaSerpent MetalSeadramon]] declares his desire to cut out the middleman and wipe out all the humans at once, showing that he prefers to get things done quickly and easily; [[LivingToys Puppetmon]] counters that such a thing would be boring and how he'd prefer to pick the humans off one by one, showing his [[PsychopathicManchild childlike mentality]] as he treats the endeavor like a game; and [[CyberneticMythicalBeast Machinedramon]] remains [[TheQuietOne silent]] and glares menacingly in the corner, foreshadowing his [[NoNonsenseNemesis ruthlessly efficient nature]].
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* ''Manga/GunslingerGirl'' first shows Henrietta, the quiet little girl with a violin case, break a mans' neck with said violin case, before opening fire up on a group of thugs with a P90 submachine gun...[[DissonantSerenity ''remaining completely expressionless.'']] It quickly switches to a montage of her training, which she tackles in the same emotionless, mechanical fashion. The next scene, though, has her puddling up when her handler admonishes her for being reckless, effectively demonstrating that for all the killing, she's still a little girl.
** In the first episode featuring Triela we see her acting as a CoolBigSis to Henrietta, then it changes to her running down a Mafia mook who she takes down with a few aimed blows, then shoots without orders when he draws a gun, then she backchats her handler over the matter when he reprimands her -- all establishing Triela as a kind, mature, skilled ActionGirl with a touch of independence and rebelliousness unusual in these brainwashed cyborg killers.
** In the first episode featuring Triela we see her acting as a CoolBigSis to Henrietta, then it changes to her running down a Mafia mook who she takes down with a few aimed blows, then shoots without orders when he draws a gun, then she backchats her handler over the matter when he reprimands her -- all establishing Triela as a kind, mature, skilled ActionGirl with a touch of independence and rebelliousness unusual in these brainwashed cyborg killers.
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* ''Manga/GunslingerGirl'' first ''Manga/GunslingerGirl''
** The ActionPrologue shows Henrietta,the a quiet little girl with a violin case, break a mans' neck with said violin case, before opening fire up on a group of thugs with a P90 submachine gun...[[DissonantSerenity ''remaining completely expressionless.'']] It quickly switches to a montage of her training, which she tackles in the same emotionless, mechanical fashion. The next scene, though, has her puddling up when her handler admonishes her for being reckless, effectively demonstrating that for all the killing, she's still a little girl.
** In the first episode featuring Triela we see her acting as a CoolBigSis to Henrietta, then it changes to herrunning chasing down a Mafia mook who she takes down with a few aimed blows, then shoots without orders when he draws a gun, then she backchats her handler over the matter when he reprimands her -- all establishing Triela as a kind, mature, skilled ActionGirl with a touch of independence and rebelliousness unusual in these brainwashed cyborg killers.
** The ActionPrologue shows Henrietta,
** In the first episode featuring Triela we see her acting as a CoolBigSis to Henrietta, then it changes to her
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** Post-CharacterDevelopment example in ''[[Manga/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaVivid ViVid]]''. Lutecia's first scene is her hamming it up while boasting to her familiar about all the modifications they've made to their house in anticipation for her friends coming to visit (complete with maniacal laughter and MilkingTheGiantCow), letting us know very quickly that this is ''not'' the same {{Emotionless|Girl}} DarkMagicalGirl from [[Anime/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaStrikers four years prior]].
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** The debut of Erza makes a lot of her key traits clear: she's really strong, serious but well meaning, puts as high of an expectation on others as she does herself, has her own odd traits, and not the most socially graceful, traits that the series going forward elaborates on. This is particularly the case, where her full debut combines several chapters worth of moments establishing Erza into one episode.
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** The debut of Erza makes a lot of her key traits clear: she's really strong, serious but well meaning, puts as high of an expectation on others as she does herself, has her own odd traits, and not the most socially graceful, traits that the series going forward elaborates on. This is particularly the case, case in the anime, where her full debut combines several chapters worth of moments establishing Erza as a character into one episode.
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** Ginjou was introduced by bumping into Ichigo and acting like a spaz as his bag was dropped. But as soon as Ichigo hands the bag to him and leaves, he flashes a smirk and [[FaceFramedInShadow his face was framed in shadow]].
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** Ginjou was introduced by bumping into Chad's first scene in the manga has him catch a steel bar with his back before it can hit the parakeet his friends just gave him, [[MadeOfIron shrugging off any damage]].
** Gin's first appearance involves him slicing off Jidanbo's arm and declaring that [[YouHaveFailedMe for a gatekeeper, losing means death]]. He then stays around long enough to confirm Ichigo's identity, then starts to walk away, only casually knocking Ichigo back andacting like a spaz as his bag was dropped. But as soon as forcing the gate shut when Ichigo hands the bag to him and leaves, he flashes a smirk and [[FaceFramedInShadow his face was framed in shadow]]. plans on fighting him.
** Gin's first appearance involves him slicing off Jidanbo's arm and declaring that [[YouHaveFailedMe for a gatekeeper, losing means death]]. He then stays around long enough to confirm Ichigo's identity, then starts to walk away, only casually knocking Ichigo back and
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** Gin's first appearance involves him slicing off Jidanbo's arm and declaring that [[YouHaveFailedMe for a gatekeeper, losing means death]]. He then stays around long enough to confirm Ichigo's identity, then starts to walk away, only casually knocking Ichigo back and forcing the gate shut when Ichigo plans on fighting him.
** Chad's first scene in the manga has him catch a steel bar before it can hit the parakeet his friends just gave him, shrugging off any damage.
** Aizen gets one as well, but not when we first see him. In fact: his moment comes when he [[spoiler: stabs his devoted subordinate Momo after revealing he's alive]], and effectively saying in his calm tone that he really didn't care what he just did to her. The rest of the Soul Society arc forever establishes him as the main villain and [[BigBad Big Bad]].
** One of the Zero Squad members gets hers by way of Mayuri - she reveals that she broke into his lab and then calls him out for his lack of security. He ''sits there and takes it''. Considering we know that a) Mayuri ''hates'' having his lab messed with and b) is rather lacking in sanity, that he'd react in such a way nicely highlights what kind of badass we're dealing with.
** Chad's first scene in the manga has him catch a steel bar before it can hit the parakeet his friends just gave him, shrugging off any damage.
** Aizen gets one as well, but not when we first see him. In fact: his moment comes when he [[spoiler: stabs his devoted subordinate Momo after revealing he's alive]], and effectively saying in his calm tone that he really didn't care what he just did to her. The rest of the Soul Society arc forever establishes him as the main villain and [[BigBad Big Bad]].
** One of the Zero Squad members gets hers by way of Mayuri - she reveals that she broke into his lab and then calls him out for his lack of security. He ''sits there and takes it''. Considering we know that a) Mayuri ''hates'' having his lab messed with and b) is rather lacking in sanity, that he'd react in such a way nicely highlights what kind of badass we're dealing with.
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** Aizen gets one as well, but not when we first see him. In fact, his moment comes when he [[spoiler:stabs his devoted subordinate Momo after revealing he's alive]], and effectively saying in his calm tone that he really didn't care what he just did to her. The rest of the Soul Society arc forever establishes him as the main villain and BigBad.
** Ginjou was introduced by bumping into Ichigo and acting like a spaz as his bag was dropped. But as soon as Ichigo hands the bag to him and leaves, he flashes a smirk and [[FaceFramedInShadow his face was framed in shadow]].
** [[GreaterScopeVillain Yhwach]] is introduced by casually [[AnArmAndALeg slicing off the arm]] of Luders Friegen, without even moving an inch from his throne, when the latter starts bickering with Asguiaro Ebern in his presence, quickly establishing himself as a SoftSpokenSadist and a BadBoss. Then, while Luders is still writhing in pain while lying on a pool of his own blood, Yhwach offers to allow him to stay like that, [[BaitAndSwitch while pointing out how he won't be needing his legs in that case]]. Finally, once Luders concludes his report, Yhwach offs him [[DisproportionateRetribution for speaking of the future when he asked him to speak of the present]], making it clear not long after that he's okay with offing Arrancar for similarly [[EvilIsPetty petty]] reasons [[WeHaveReserves since he can capture as many as he likes]] now that [[AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs he has conquered Hueco Mundo]].
** One of the Zero Squad members gets hers by way of Mayuri - she reveals that she broke into his lab and then calls him out for his lack of security. He ''sits there and takes it''. Considering we know that a) Mayuri ''hates'' having his lab messed with and b) is rather lacking in sanity, that he'd react in such a way nicely highlights what kind of badass we're dealing with.
** Ginjou was introduced by bumping into Ichigo and acting like a spaz as his bag was dropped. But as soon as Ichigo hands the bag to him and leaves, he flashes a smirk and [[FaceFramedInShadow his face was framed in shadow]].
** [[GreaterScopeVillain Yhwach]] is introduced by casually [[AnArmAndALeg slicing off the arm]] of Luders Friegen, without even moving an inch from his throne, when the latter starts bickering with Asguiaro Ebern in his presence, quickly establishing himself as a SoftSpokenSadist and a BadBoss. Then, while Luders is still writhing in pain while lying on a pool of his own blood, Yhwach offers to allow him to stay like that, [[BaitAndSwitch while pointing out how he won't be needing his legs in that case]]. Finally, once Luders concludes his report, Yhwach offs him [[DisproportionateRetribution for speaking of the future when he asked him to speak of the present]], making it clear not long after that he's okay with offing Arrancar for similarly [[EvilIsPetty petty]] reasons [[WeHaveReserves since he can capture as many as he likes]] now that [[AllYourBaseAreBelongToUs he has conquered Hueco Mundo]].
** One of the Zero Squad members gets hers by way of Mayuri - she reveals that she broke into his lab and then calls him out for his lack of security. He ''sits there and takes it''. Considering we know that a) Mayuri ''hates'' having his lab messed with and b) is rather lacking in sanity, that he'd react in such a way nicely highlights what kind of badass we're dealing with.
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* ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'' gives us Kurosaki Ichigo who is seen beating up a bunch of thugs because they knocked over a vase which was an offering to a little girl who died recently. It would turn out Ichigo was doing all of this for the little girl, who came back as a ghost. He later tells the ghost girl that he will bring her new flowers and to hurry up and go to heaven.
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** Ichigowho is seen introduced beating up a bunch of thugs because they knocked over a vase which was an offering to a little girl who died recently. It would turn out Ichigo was doing all of this for the little girl, who came back as a ghost. He later tells the ghost girl that he will bring her new flowers and to hurry up and go to heaven.
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** Enmu is introduced when he and the other Lower Ranks have been summoned by Muzan to be disposed of. Instead of running or pleading for his life like the others, Rui instead [[PsychoSupporter gleefully cherishes the opportunity to die at his master's hand]], and thanks him for saving him for last [[LovesTheSoundOfScreaming so that he could enjoy the sound of his fellow Lower Ranks' screams]].
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** Enmu is introduced when he and the other Lower Ranks have been summoned by Muzan to be disposed of. Instead of running or pleading for his life like the others, Rui Enmu instead [[PsychoSupporter gleefully cherishes the opportunity to die at his master's hand]], and thanks him for saving him for last [[LovesTheSoundOfScreaming so that he could enjoy the sound of his fellow Lower Ranks' screams]].
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** Kayneth berates a student over his paper about how training can make a mage better than a mage with a powerful lineage. Pissed off, said student steals Kayneth's package and enters the war to prove himself.
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** Kayneth Kayneth, the heir to a long-running mage lineage and a well-respected teacher,, berates a student over his paper about how training can make a mage better than a mage with a powerful lineage. Pissed off, said student student, Waver Velvet, steals Kayneth's package and enters the war to prove himself.
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** The very first thing Scar does is break into a guarded house in a very leisurely manner and slaughter [[HumanResources Shou Tucker]] by BLOWING HIS HEAD APART. [[spoiler:He then turns his attention to his daughter Nina Tucker, whom Shou Tucker [[BodyHorror has alchemically fused with her dog.]] Scar then [[MercyKill kills her as gently as he can]] [[WarriorMonk and then prays]] [[BadassPreacher to God to accept her father and her.]]]]
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** The very first thing Scar does is break into a guarded house in a very leisurely manner and slaughter [[HumanResources Shou Tucker]] by BLOWING HIS HEAD APART.''blowing his head apart''. [[spoiler:He then turns his attention to his daughter Nina Tucker, whom Shou Tucker [[BodyHorror has alchemically fused with her dog.]] Scar then [[MercyKill kills her as gently as he can]] [[WarriorMonk and then prays]] [[BadassPreacher to God to accept her father and her.]]]]
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*** If that weren't enough, Izumi reveals that during the introduction moment she figured out that Ed and Al had done Human Transmutation, simply by the sounds of Ed's ArtificialLimbs and she could feel that Al's armor was empty when she threw him. She was just waiting for them to come clean and when they didn't, she kicked Ed AGAIN for thinking he could avoid the conversation!
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*** If that weren't enough, Izumi reveals that during the introduction moment she figured out that Ed and Al had done Human Transmutation, simply by the sounds of Ed's ArtificialLimbs and she could feel that Al's armor was empty when she threw him. She was just waiting for them to come clean and when they didn't, she kicked Ed AGAIN ''again'' for thinking he could avoid the conversation!
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** Many of the Eleven Supernovas get fairly interesting reveals. Law is introduced as a level-headed yet creepy pirate who doesn't hesitate to flip off the Supernova with the highest bounty.
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** Many of the Eleven Supernovas get fairly interesting reveals. Law is introduced as a level-headed yet creepy pirate who doesn't hesitate to flip off the Supernova with the highest bounty. Interestingly enough, he later on ends up fighting together with that Supernova against the Marines sent to the auction house, showing his ability to form alliances that advance his goals.
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** In Lelouch's flashbacks we see he is not physically fit when he and Suzaku race up.
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** In Lelouch's flashbacks we see he is not physically fit when he and Suzaku race up.up while Suzaku is in fact quite fit.
** In her first appearance, Euphemia comes off as a ditz when she pretends that she was being chased by imaginary bad guys, but when she sees Suzaku being heckled by racist Britannian thugs, she immediately comes to his defense. Later, she uses her status to put to an end to a street brawl between Jeremiah Gottwald and four Britannian soldiers. So while Euphemia might prefer to avoid the limelight and act like a normal girl, she has the steel backbone and views of any Britannian royal, she's just a sweetie about it whose nice to everyone and expects kindness to be shared n return.
** In her first appearance, Euphemia comes off as a ditz when she pretends that she was being chased by imaginary bad guys, but when she sees Suzaku being heckled by racist Britannian thugs, she immediately comes to his defense. Later, she uses her status to put to an end to a street brawl between Jeremiah Gottwald and four Britannian soldiers. So while Euphemia might prefer to avoid the limelight and act like a normal girl, she has the steel backbone and views of any Britannian royal, she's just a sweetie about it whose nice to everyone and expects kindness to be shared n return.
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** Dio's very first appearance features him pulling off a literal KickTheDog moment on Jonathan Joestar's poor dog Danny, telling the audience immediately that this guy is going to make most {{Jerkass}}es seem tame. In case you didn't get the message on what a piece of work this guy is, him ''throwing Danny in a trash furnace'' after Jonathan beats his ass for all the abuse he heaped onto him shows that Dio's not just a mere asshole - [[TheSociopath he's a vicous, cold-blooded psychopath without a shred of morality]] [[LackOfEmpathy who feels no remorse for those he hurts and kills]]. And he only gets ''worse'' from there on out.
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** Dio's very first appearance features him pulling off a literal KickTheDog moment on Jonathan Joestar's poor dog Danny, telling the audience immediately that this guy is going to make most {{Jerkass}}es seem tame. In case you didn't get the message on what a piece of work this guy is, him ''throwing Danny in a trash furnace'' after Jonathan beats his ass for all the abuse he heaped onto him shows that Dio's not just a mere asshole - [[TheSociopath he's a vicous, cold-blooded psychopath without a shred of morality]] [[LackOfEmpathy who feels no remorse for those he hurts and kills]]. And he only gets ''worse'' from there on out.
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** Dio's very first appearance features him pulling off a literal KickTheDog moment on Jonathan Joestar's poor dog Danny, telling the audience immediately that this guy is going to make most {{Jerkass}}es seem tame. In case you didn't get the message on what a piece of work this guy is, him sexually assaulting Jonathan's LoveInterest Erina and ''throwing Danny in a trash furnace'' [[SoreLoser when Jonathan rightfully beats his ass for it]] shows that Dio's not just a mere asshole - [[TheSociopath he's evil to his very core.]] And he just gets worse from there on out.
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** Dio's very first appearance features him pulling off a literal KickTheDog moment on Jonathan Joestar's poor dog Danny, telling the audience immediately that this guy is going to make most {{Jerkass}}es seem tame. In case you didn't get the message on what a piece of work this guy is, him sexually assaulting Jonathan's LoveInterest Erina and ''throwing Danny in a trash furnace'' [[SoreLoser when after Jonathan rightfully beats his ass for it]] all the abuse he heaped onto him shows that Dio's not just a mere asshole - [[TheSociopath he's evil to his very core.]] a vicous, cold-blooded psychopath without a shred of morality]] [[LackOfEmpathy who feels no remorse for those he hurts and kills]]. And he just only gets worse ''worse'' from there on out.
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** Dio's very first appearance features him pulling off a literal KickTheDog moment on Jonathan Joestar's poor dog, telling the audience immediately that this guy is going to make most {{Jerkass}}es seem tame. And he just gets worse from there on out.
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** Dio's very first appearance features him pulling off a literal KickTheDog moment on Jonathan Joestar's poor dog, dog Danny, telling the audience immediately that this guy is going to make most {{Jerkass}}es seem tame. In case you didn't get the message on what a piece of work this guy is, him sexually assaulting Jonathan's LoveInterest Erina and ''throwing Danny in a trash furnace'' [[SoreLoser when Jonathan rightfully beats his ass for it]] shows that Dio's not just a mere asshole - [[TheSociopath he's evil to his very core.]] And he just gets worse from there on out.
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** ''Anime/VividStrike'' introduces us to our protagonist Fuka Reventon by showing her intervening in a street fight some of her co-workers were getting into, establishing herself as [[UnskilledButStrong a girl with a lot of talent for fighting who hasn't been trained in it]] with a delinquent streak who is willing to risk a job she needs for those she works with. A flashback shows that she's been this way since she was a young girl.
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* In the ''Webcomic/OnePunchMan'' anime, Tornado is first seen being deployed to deal with what can best be described as '''[[{{Franchise/Godzilla}} a talking Godzilla]] [[DontExplainTheJoke knockoff]]'''. Immediately after she lands, she gets a call from her supervisors telling her to come back and gets into an argument with them. When the monster tries to give his MotiveRant, she yells at him to [[BigSHUTUP shut up]] until she gets off the phone. Then when he tells her nothing short of a meteor can kill it, she calmly says she'll just have to get one of those, uses her powers to nonchalantly '''''pull one out of space''''', and literally liquefies the monster with it. That's Tornado in a nutshell: Cool and composed one moment, verbally abusing someone like an abusive parent the next and so ludicrously powerful that she can always get away with it.
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* In the ''Webcomic/OnePunchMan'' anime, Tornado Tornado, also known as Tatsumaki, is first seen being deployed to deal with what can best be described as '''[[{{Franchise/Godzilla}} a talking Godzilla]] [[DontExplainTheJoke knockoff]]'''. Immediately after she lands, she gets a call from her supervisors telling her to come back and gets into an argument with them. When the monster tries to give his MotiveRant, she yells at him to [[BigSHUTUP shut up]] until she gets off the phone. Then when he tells her nothing short of a meteor can kill it, she calmly says she'll just have to get one of those, uses her powers to nonchalantly '''''pull one out of space''''', and literally liquefies the monster with it. That's Tornado in a nutshell: Cool and composed one moment, verbally abusing someone like an abusive parent the next and so ludicrously powerful that she can always get away with it.
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** ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'': Domon Kasshu starts the first episode by befriending a kid, growling "[[CatchPhrase Have you seen this man?]]" at a guy, and then cleaning up in a bar brawl. Allenby has one defining her as an ActionGirl by pitting her in an arcade simulation battle against Domon. The machine broke down before either of them called it quits.
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** ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'': Domon Kasshu starts the first episode by befriending a kid, growling "[[CatchPhrase Have you seen this man?]]" at a guy, and then cleaning up in a bar brawl. Allenby Beardsley has one defining her as an ActionGirl by pitting her in an arcade simulation battle against Domon. The machine broke down before either of them called it quits.
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** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamAGE'''s Woolf Enneacle has an episode for this. He struts out of the shower declaring that he's the best and challenges Flit to a contest for the Gundam. Then in the second half, we see that his massive ego [[LetsGetDangerous is actually justified]] because of his skills on the battlefield. TheHero of the second generation Asem is introduced when he beats up the bullies who are harrassing his friends and then worries about the mobile suit contest because [[WellDoneSonGuy he wants to impress his father]]. And third generation protagonist Kio proves his heroic credential by unhesitatingly staying in danger zone to rescue some left behind children amidst an attack on his home city.
** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury'', Episode 4. Chuatury "Chuchu" Panlunch has been shown to be a loud and hostile person with a mean streak and a dislike of Spacians, putting her odds with Suletta... but as much as she dislikes Suletta, she hates the arrogant bullies even more, especially when Chuchu realizes she and Suletta are similar in their motivations. Upon discovering that two of the bullies sabotaged Suletta's Demi Trainer the same way they did to Chuchu's, Chuchu disembarks her DT and without a word ''absolutely decks'' one of the bullies before ending up in a violent scuffle with the other, using some incredibly rude Japanese terms and eventually knocking ''both'' bullies out cold with her bare fists. This quickly establishes her HotBlooded nature, her JerkWithAHeartOfGold tendencies, and what happens when a PintsizedPowerhouse is RaisedByDudes. In a franchise tht has had its share of memorable fistfights, it's incredibly telling how [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csFjcoATZjM unflinchingly brutal and one-sided]] Chuchu's fight is.
** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury'', Episode 4. Chuatury "Chuchu" Panlunch has been shown to be a loud and hostile person with a mean streak and a dislike of Spacians, putting her odds with Suletta... but as much as she dislikes Suletta, she hates the arrogant bullies even more, especially when Chuchu realizes she and Suletta are similar in their motivations. Upon discovering that two of the bullies sabotaged Suletta's Demi Trainer the same way they did to Chuchu's, Chuchu disembarks her DT and without a word ''absolutely decks'' one of the bullies before ending up in a violent scuffle with the other, using some incredibly rude Japanese terms and eventually knocking ''both'' bullies out cold with her bare fists. This quickly establishes her HotBlooded nature, her JerkWithAHeartOfGold tendencies, and what happens when a PintsizedPowerhouse is RaisedByDudes. In a franchise tht has had its share of memorable fistfights, it's incredibly telling how [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csFjcoATZjM unflinchingly brutal and one-sided]] Chuchu's fight is.
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** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamAGE'''s Woolf Enneacle has an episode for this. He struts out of the shower declaring that he's the best and challenges Flit Asuno to a contest for the Gundam. Then in the second half, we see that his massive ego [[LetsGetDangerous is actually justified]] because of his skills on the battlefield. TheHero of the second generation Asem generation, Flit's son Asemu, is introduced when he beats up the bullies who are harrassing his friends and then worries about the mobile suit Mobile Suit contest because [[WellDoneSonGuy he wants to impress his father]]. And third generation protagonist Kio Asuno proves his heroic credential by unhesitatingly staying in danger zone to rescue some left behind children amidst an attack on his home city.
** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury'', Episode 4. Chuatury "Chuchu" Panlunch has been shown to be a loud and hostile person with a mean streak and a dislike of Spacians, putting her odds withSuletta... [[NaiveNewcomer Suletta Mercury]]... but as much as she thinks she dislikes Suletta, she hates the arrogant Spacian bullies even more, especially when Chuchu realizes she and Suletta are similar in their motivations. Upon discovering that two of the bullies Spacian girls sabotaged Suletta's Demi Trainer the same way they did to Chuchu's, Chuchu disembarks her DT and -- without a word -- ''absolutely decks'' one of the bullies them before ending up in a violent scuffle with the other, using some incredibly rude Japanese terms (Sub only) and eventually knocking ''both'' bullies out cold with her bare fists. This quickly establishes her HotBlooded nature, her JerkWithAHeartOfGold tendencies, and what happens when a PintsizedPowerhouse is RaisedByDudes. In a franchise tht that has had its share of memorable fistfights, it's incredibly telling how [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csFjcoATZjM unflinchingly brutal and one-sided]] Chuchu's fight is.
** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury'', Episode 4. Chuatury "Chuchu" Panlunch has been shown to be a loud and hostile person with a mean streak and a dislike of Spacians, putting her odds with
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** [[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam Kamille Bidan]] quickly establishes just how hot headed he can be when he assaults an elite officer of the Federation just for making a crack about his name. This is the first of many rash actions he takes before maturing into a respectable man and soldier.
** [[Anime/MobileFighterGGundam Domon Kasshu]] starts the first episode by befriending a kid, growling "[[CatchPhrase Have you seen this man?]]" at a guy, and then cleaning up in a bar brawl. Allenby has one defining her as an ActionGirl by pitting her in an arcade simulation battle against Domon. The machine broke down before either of them called it quits.
** In ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamWing Gundam Wing]]'', the five Gundam Pilots each get their EstablishingCharacterMoment in the first episode, where four of them get brief scenes showing their initial battles on Earth and parts of their personalities (Duo's enthusiasm and glibness, Trowa's cool head and [[TheStoic stoicism]], Quatre's nice guy with an edge, and Wu Fei being an ArrogantKungFuGuy). Lead character Heero gets his at the very end when [[{{Ojou}} Relena]] invites him to her birthday party; in rapid succession, he tears up the invite, wipes away the tears that previous action caused, then whispers his CatchPhrase into her ear: "I'll kill you."
** ''Anime/AfterWarGundamX'' :In his first minute on screen Garrod Ran hijacks a Mobile Suit, ''with nothing but a 9mm and a homemade flash bang''; he then goes on to "rescue" a girl from kidnappers, steal a Gundam, wipe out an army with his Gundam's WaveMotionGun and put his girl into a coma. [[http://s978.photobucket.com/albums/ae270/Kytrix/Gundam%20X/?action=view¤t=GarrodRan.jpg&newest=1 And that's just the first two episodes.]]
** [[Anime/MobileFighterGGundam Domon Kasshu]] starts the first episode by befriending a kid, growling "[[CatchPhrase Have you seen this man?]]" at a guy, and then cleaning up in a bar brawl. Allenby has one defining her as an ActionGirl by pitting her in an arcade simulation battle against Domon. The machine broke down before either of them called it quits.
** In ''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamWing Gundam Wing]]'', the five Gundam Pilots each get their EstablishingCharacterMoment in the first episode, where four of them get brief scenes showing their initial battles on Earth and parts of their personalities (Duo's enthusiasm and glibness, Trowa's cool head and [[TheStoic stoicism]], Quatre's nice guy with an edge, and Wu Fei being an ArrogantKungFuGuy). Lead character Heero gets his at the very end when [[{{Ojou}} Relena]] invites him to her birthday party; in rapid succession, he tears up the invite, wipes away the tears that previous action caused, then whispers his CatchPhrase into her ear: "I'll kill you."
** ''Anime/AfterWarGundamX'' :In his first minute on screen Garrod Ran hijacks a Mobile Suit, ''with nothing but a 9mm and a homemade flash bang''; he then goes on to "rescue" a girl from kidnappers, steal a Gundam, wipe out an army with his Gundam's WaveMotionGun and put his girl into a coma. [[http://s978.photobucket.com/albums/ae270/Kytrix/Gundam%20X/?action=view¤t=GarrodRan.jpg&newest=1 And that's just the first two episodes.]]
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** [[Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam ''Anime/MobileSuitZetaGundam'': Kamille Bidan]] Bidan quickly establishes just how hot headed he can be when he assaults an elite officer of the Federation just for making a crack about his name. This is the first of many rash actions he takes before maturing into a respectable man and soldier.
**[[Anime/MobileFighterGGundam ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'': Domon Kasshu]] Kasshu starts the first episode by befriending a kid, growling "[[CatchPhrase Have you seen this man?]]" at a guy, and then cleaning up in a bar brawl. Allenby has one defining her as an ActionGirl by pitting her in an arcade simulation battle against Domon. The machine broke down before either of them called it quits.
** In''[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamWing Gundam Wing]]'', ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamWing'', the five Gundam Pilots each get their EstablishingCharacterMoment in the first episode, where four of them get brief scenes showing their initial battles on Earth and parts of their personalities (Duo's enthusiasm and glibness, Trowa's cool head and [[TheStoic stoicism]], Quatre's nice guy with an edge, and Wu Fei Wufei being an ArrogantKungFuGuy). Lead character Heero gets his at the very end when [[{{Ojou}} Relena]] invites him to her birthday party; in rapid succession, he tears up the invite, wipes away the tears that previous action caused, then whispers his CatchPhrase into her ear: "I'll kill you."
**''Anime/AfterWarGundamX'' :In ''Anime/AfterWarGundamX'': In his first minute on screen screen, Garrod Ran hijacks a Mobile Suit, ''with nothing but a 9mm and a homemade flash bang''; he then goes on to "rescue" a girl from kidnappers, steal a Gundam, wipe out an army with his Gundam's WaveMotionGun and put his girl into a coma. [[http://s978.photobucket.com/albums/ae270/Kytrix/Gundam%20X/?action=view¤t=GarrodRan.jpg&newest=1 And that's just the first two episodes.]]
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** ''Anime/AfterWarGundamX'' :In his first minute on screen Garrod Ran hijacks a Mobile Suit, ''with nothing but a 9mm and a homemade flash bang''; he then goes on to "rescue" a girl from kidnappers, steal a Gundam, wipe out an army with his Gundam's WaveMotionGun and put his girl into a coma. [[http://s978.photobucket.com/albums/ae270/Kytrix/Gundam%20X/?action=view¤t=GarrodRan.jpg&newest=1 And that's just the first two episodes.]]
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** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury'', Episode 4. Chuchu has been shown to be a loud and hostile person with a mean streak and a dislike of Spacians, putting her odds with Suletta... but as much as she dislikes Suletta, she hates the arrogant bullies even more, especially when Chuchu realies she and Suletta are similar in their motivations. Upon discovering that two of them sabotaged Suletta's Demi Trainer the same way they did to Chuchu's, Chuchu disembarks her DT and without a word ''absolutely decks'' one of the bullies before ending up in a violent scuffle with the other, using some incredibly rude Japanese terms and eventually knocking ''both'' bullies out cold with her bare fists. This quickly establishes her HotBlooded nature, her JerkWithAHeartOfGold tendencies, and what happens when a PintsizedPowerhouse is RaisedByDudes. In a franchise tht has had its share of memorable fistfights, it's incredibly telling how [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csFjcoATZjM unflinchingly brutal and one-sided]] Chuchu's fight is.
** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury'', Episode 4. Chuchu has been shown to be a loud and hostile person with a mean streak and a dislike of Spacians, putting her odds with Suletta... but as much as she dislikes Suletta, she hates the arrogant bullies even more, especially when Chuchu realies she and Suletta are similar in their motivations. Upon discovering that two of them sabotaged Suletta's Demi Trainer the same way they did to Chuchu's, Chuchu disembarks her DT and without a word ''absolutely decks'' one of the bullies before ending up in a violent scuffle with the other, using some incredibly rude Japanese terms and eventually knocking ''both'' bullies out cold with her bare fists. This quickly establishes her HotBlooded nature, her JerkWithAHeartOfGold tendencies, and what happens when a PintsizedPowerhouse is RaisedByDudes. In a franchise tht has had its share of memorable fistfights, it's incredibly telling how [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csFjcoATZjM unflinchingly brutal and one-sided]] Chuchu's fight is.
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** Her enemy Satsuki first appears standing on the tallest building in the school, radiating blinding light and making a dramatic speech about how [[TheSocialDarwinist absolute her rule is.]]
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** Her enemy Satsuki [[IronLady Satsuki]] first appears standing on the tallest building in the school, radiating blinding light and making [[LargeHam making]] [[NoIndoorVoice a dramatic speech dramatic]] [[RousingSpeech speech]] about how [[TheSocialDarwinist absolute her rule is.]]
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* ''Anime/CrossAnge'' begins with a blonde-haired, magenta-eyed teenager of 16 [[TransformingMecha shifting a motorcycle-seated, ornate fighter plane into a]] [[HumongousMecha giant white and golden robot]] to combat [[OurDragonsAreDifferent a gigantic dragon]], all the while [[BeautifulSingingVoice singing a beautiful song]]. The CurbStompBattle finishes with the singing girl's mecha, called Villkiss, palming the vicious beast's underbelly with an attack that [[KillItWithIce causes icicles to burst out of the dragon's body]]. Then the girl opens the cockpit and pulls out a gun as Villkiss takes aim with its own rifle to finish the job, and the girl gives her VerbalBusinessCard.
-->''"My name is [[CharacterTitle Ange]]. And I will live... even if I have to kill."''
-->''"My name is [[CharacterTitle Ange]]. And I will live... even if I have to kill."''
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* In the ''Webcomic/OnePunchMan'' anime, Tornado is first seen being deployed to deal with what can best be described as a talking Godzilla knockoff. Immediately after she lands, she gets a call from her bosses telling her to come back and gets into an argument with them. When the monster tries to give its MotiveRant, she yells at it to [[BigSHUTUP shut up]] until she gets off the phone. Then when it tells her nothing short of a meteor can kill it, she calmly says she'll just have to get one of those, uses her powers to nonchalantly '''''pull one out of space''''', and literally liquefies the monster with it. That's Tornado in a nutshell: Cool and composed one moment, verbally abusing someone like an acrimonious parent the next and so ludicrously powerful that she can always get away with it.
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* In the ''Webcomic/OnePunchMan'' anime, Tornado is first seen being deployed to deal with what can best be described as '''[[{{Franchise/Godzilla}} a talking Godzilla knockoff. Godzilla]] [[DontExplainTheJoke knockoff]]'''. Immediately after she lands, she gets a call from her bosses supervisors telling her to come back and gets into an argument with them. When the monster tries to give its his MotiveRant, she yells at it him to [[BigSHUTUP shut up]] until she gets off the phone. Then when it he tells her nothing short of a meteor can kill it, she calmly says she'll just have to get one of those, uses her powers to nonchalantly '''''pull one out of space''''', and literally liquefies the monster with it. That's Tornado in a nutshell: Cool and composed one moment, verbally abusing someone like an acrimonious abusive parent the next and so ludicrously powerful that she can always get away with it.
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* ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'' gives one to Walpurgisnacht, an extremely powerful Witch that has been basically treated as a final boss appearing in the city and only seen in silhouette until Episode 11. Her first proper scene shows that her appearance causes the weather to go crazy, basically creating a super cell of a thunderstorm threatening the whole city. And this skyscraper-sized ''thing'' descends from the clouds, fire sprouting out around her, and she lifts the giant gear her bottom half is made up of and ''slams'' it down loudly. This is ''the'' Witch that threatens Mitakihara and has done so in the many, many GroundhogDayLoops Homura has gone through, the one that has caused Madoka's death in previous timelines.
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* ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'' gives one to Walpurgisnacht, an extremely powerful Witch that has been basically treated as a final boss appearing in the city and only seen in silhouette until Episode 11. Her first proper scene shows that her appearance causes the weather to go crazy, basically creating a super cell of a thunderstorm threatening the whole city. And this skyscraper-sized ''thing'' descends from the clouds, fire sprouting out around her, and she lifts the giant gear her bottom half is made up of and ''slams'' it down loudly. This is ''the'' Witch that threatens Mitakihara and has done so in the many, many GroundhogDayLoops [[GroundhogDayLoop loops]] Homura has gone through, the one that has caused Madoka's death in previous timelines.
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* ''Anime/PuellaMagiMadokaMagica'' gives one to Walpurgisnacht, an extremely powerful Witch that has been basically treated as a final boss appearing in the city and only seen in silhouette until Episode 11. Her first proper scene shows that her appearance causes the weather to go crazy, basically creating a super cell of a thunderstorm threatening the whole city. And this skyscraper-sized ''thing'' descends from the clouds, fire sprouting out around her, and she lifts the giant gear her bottom half is made up of and ''slams'' it down loudly. This is ''the'' Witch that threatens Mitakihara and has done so in the many, many GroundhogDayLoops Homura has gone through, the one that has caused Madoka's death in previous timelines.
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** Enmu is introduced when he and the other Lower Ranks have been summoned by Muzan to be disposed of. Instead of running or pleading for his life like the others, Rui instead [[PsychoSupporter gleefully cherishes the opportunity to die at his master's hand]], and thanks him for saving him for last [[LovesTheSoundOfScreaming so that he could enjoy the sound of his fellow Lower Ranks' screams]].
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* Everything you need to know about Umaru Doma is summed up neatly by her brother Taihei in the opening moments of ''Manga/HimoutoUmaruChan''; [[TheAce She's an honors student who makes perfect grades and excels at everything she does with virtually zero effort]], yet is incredibly friendly, humble, [[LovedByAll and worshipped by her classmates and teachers]]. At least... [[LivingADoubleLife She is in public]]. In the privacy of her home, she's a lazy, bratty shut-in (visually represented by Umaru transforming into a chibified gremlin version of herself once she closes the door) who loves anime, manga, and video games, and who would rather just eat junk food and sleep all day, with Taihei walking in on her while she's napping with her school clothes and a bunch of snacks piled all over the floor.
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* ''Manga/HimoutoUmaruChan'': Everything you need to know about Umaru Doma is summed up neatly by her brother Taihei in the opening moments of ''Manga/HimoutoUmaruChan''; the series; [[TheAce She's she's an honors student who makes perfect grades and excels at everything she does with virtually zero effort]], yet is incredibly friendly, humble, [[LovedByAll and worshipped by her classmates and teachers]]. At least... [[LivingADoubleLife She is in public]]. In the privacy of her home, she's Umaru is a lazy, bratty shut-in (visually represented by Umaru transforming into a chibified gremlin version of herself once she closes the door) who loves anime, manga, and video games, and who would rather just eat junk food and sleep all day, with Taihei walking in on her while she's napping with her school clothes and a bunch of some snacks piled all over the floor.
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* ''Manga/RecordOfRagnarok'': Sasaki Kojiro's first appearance practically sums up his character. He volunteers to go for his round instead of waiting for Brunhilde to pick him. His appearance is that of an elderly man, which seemingly contradicts the InUniverse rule where all human combatants take the form of their golden age (i.e., their youth). The next thing he does is to recover a falling milk jug and ''every single bit of milk in it'' with a swing of his sheathed sword. He then proceeds to enjoy a meal consisting of the milk he just recovered, plus the salmiak pies on the floor (which is said to taste awful), a peculiarity that none would expect from a Japanese old fella like him. Finally, he reveals he has been pursuing the way of the blade for 400 years since he ascended to the afterlife. All of the aforementioned moments during his first appearance cements him as a man of action, a man of initiative, a peculiar CoolOldGuy, and the MasterSwordsman.
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* Firo's first appearance in the anime version of ''LightNovel/{{Baccano}}'' has him taking out an old homeless man that was trying to stab him--even though Firo had given him money a moment earlier--after said homeless man cuts off a couple of Firo's fingers...which immediately [[PullingThemselvesTogether reattach themselves.]]
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** Firo's first appearance in the anime versionof ''LightNovel/{{Baccano}}'' has him taking out an old homeless man that was trying to stab him--even him -- even though Firo had given him money a moment earlier--after earlier -- after said homeless man cuts off a couple of Firo's fingers...which immediately [[PullingThemselvesTogether reattach themselves.]]
** Firo's first appearance in the anime version
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* ''LightNovel/{{Durarara}}'' introduces Izaya Orihara by having him orchestrate the rescue of a teenage girl from a kidnapping attempt...[[BaitTheDog which he]] ''[[BaitTheDog also]]'' [[BaitTheDog orchestrated]]. Why? [[{{Troll}} He just wanted to see how she'd react.]] It's a bit of an experiment for him, the question being whether he can get her to commit suicide. Why? Because he loves humans, [[MagnificentBastard and it's so interesting to see what they'll do.]]
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* ''LightNovel/{{Durarara}}'' introduces ''Literature/{{Durarara}}'':
** Izaya Orihara is introduced by having him orchestrate the rescue of a teenage girl from a kidnapping attempt...[[BaitTheDog whichhe]] ''[[BaitTheDog also]]'' [[BaitTheDog he also orchestrated]]. Why? [[{{Troll}} He just wanted to see how she'd react.]] It's a bit of an experiment for him, the question being whether he can get her to commit suicide. Why? Because he loves humans, [[MagnificentBastard and it's so interesting to see what they'll do.]]do]].
** Izaya Orihara is introduced by having him orchestrate the rescue of a teenage girl from a kidnapping attempt...[[BaitTheDog which
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* ''LightNovel/FateZero'' establishes each of the Masters within their first scene.
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* ''LightNovel/GoblinSlayer'' introduces the eponymous Goblin Slayer after demonstrating how reprehensible the goblins are. He is shown as almost silent, approaching the goblins without announcing himself, fighting defensively...up to the point he efficiently brutalizes and executes two goblins. Rescuing their victims is almost an afterthought, with him outright {{Mercy Kill}}ing one of the party who was poisoned and still alive and suffering after determining that the poison had spread too far in her system for an antidote. He then goes on to wipe out the entire nest efficiently and ruthlessly, using traps, goblin weapons, ambushes and even Priestess's miracles, which the other party never gave much thought to, to lethal effect upon them; and then goes on to demonstrate to a horrified Priestess that yes, he WouldHurtAChild, if the child was a goblin, unflinching in his willingness to PayEvilUntoEvil. All without so much as raising his voice.
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* ''LightNovel/GoblinSlayer'' ''Literature/GoblinSlayer'' introduces the eponymous Goblin Slayer after demonstrating how reprehensible the goblins are. He is shown as almost silent, approaching the goblins without announcing himself, fighting defensively...up to the point he efficiently brutalizes and executes two goblins. Rescuing their victims is almost an afterthought, with him outright {{Mercy Kill}}ing one of the party who was poisoned and still alive and suffering after determining that the poison had spread too far in her system for an antidote. He then goes on to wipe out the entire nest efficiently and ruthlessly, using traps, goblin weapons, ambushes and even Priestess's miracles, which the other party never gave much thought to, to lethal effect upon them; and then goes on to demonstrate to a horrified Priestess that yes, he WouldHurtAChild, if the child was a goblin, unflinching in his willingness to PayEvilUntoEvil. All without so much as raising his voice.
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* In ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya'', all the main charachters get one
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* ''[[LightNovel/TheIrregularAtMagicHighSchool The Honor Student at Magic High School]]'' opens with Miyuki calmly striding through a burning building as she heals the people evacuating it. Her internal monologue is concerned less with the pyrokinetic terrorist trying to kill everyone than the fact that his attack completely ''ruined'' the daytrip she had planned.
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* ''[[LightNovel/TheIrregularAtMagicHighSchool ''[[Literature/TheIrregularAtMagicHighSchool The Honor Student at Magic High School]]'' opens with Miyuki calmly striding through a burning building as she heals the people evacuating it. Her internal monologue is concerned less with the pyrokinetic terrorist trying to kill everyone than the fact that his attack completely ''ruined'' the daytrip she had planned.
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* ''LightNovel/NoGameNoLife'': The protagonists, Sora and Shiro are introduced defeating 1,200 enemy players, who not only outnumber them but are using cheats, by controlling two characters each and seeing through the cheater's methods. It then reveals that these two gamers are actually living in a trash-strewn room, having stayed up all night and subsisting on rations and junk food. All this goes to show that they're {{NEET}}s in the real world, but gaming prodigies who are right at home in Disboard.
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* ''LightNovel/NoGameNoLife'': ''Literature/NoGameNoLife'': The protagonists, Sora and Shiro are introduced defeating 1,200 enemy players, who not only outnumber them but are using cheats, by controlling two characters each and seeing through the cheater's methods. It then reveals that these two gamers are actually living in a trash-strewn room, having stayed up all night and subsisting on rations and junk food. All this goes to show that they're {{NEET}}s in the real world, but gaming prodigies who are right at home in Disboard.
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* In the ''Manga/OnePunchMan'' anime, Tornado is first seen being deployed to deal with what can best be described as a talking Godzilla knockoff. Immediately after she lands, she gets a call from her bosses telling her to come back and gets into an argument with them. When the monster tries to give its MotiveRant, she yells at it to [[BigSHUTUP shut up]] until she gets off the phone. Then when it tells her nothing short of a meteor can kill it, she calmly says she'll just have to get one of those, uses her powers to nonchalantly '''''pull one out of space''''', and literally liquefies the monster with it. That's Tornado in a nutshell: Cool and composed one moment, verbally abusing someone like an acrimonious parent the next and so ludicrously powerful that she can always get away with it.
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* In the ''Manga/OnePunchMan'' ''Webcomic/OnePunchMan'' anime, Tornado is first seen being deployed to deal with what can best be described as a talking Godzilla knockoff. Immediately after she lands, she gets a call from her bosses telling her to come back and gets into an argument with them. When the monster tries to give its MotiveRant, she yells at it to [[BigSHUTUP shut up]] until she gets off the phone. Then when it tells her nothing short of a meteor can kill it, she calmly says she'll just have to get one of those, uses her powers to nonchalantly '''''pull one out of space''''', and literally liquefies the monster with it. That's Tornado in a nutshell: Cool and composed one moment, verbally abusing someone like an acrimonious parent the next and so ludicrously powerful that she can always get away with it.
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* ''LightNovel/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'' introduces Myne as a helpful girl who seems to have faith in him when the other people who came with him to the other world wouldn't let him join them. She shows him the basics of absorbing, takes him on a shopping trip, and even makes a little romantic overture. She also doesn't lift a finger to help him against the orange balloons and the first thing she talks about after Naofumi gets his new armor is how much the buyback price is going to be, explaining to him that once he gets stronger and gets better armor, he won't need the old one anymore and can sell it off. After a nice dinner where she again tries to go into seduction mode, she gets this [[TraitorShot little devious look in her eyes]] as Naofumi heads off to bed. All this serves to foreshadow how Myne will betray him by stealing his stuff and making the FalseRapeAccusation which kicks off the series.
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* ''LightNovel/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'' ''Literature/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'' introduces Myne as a helpful girl who seems to have faith in him when the other people who came with him to the other world wouldn't let him join them. She shows him the basics of absorbing, takes him on a shopping trip, and even makes a little romantic overture. She also doesn't lift a finger to help him against the orange balloons and the first thing she talks about after Naofumi gets his new armor is how much the buyback price is going to be, explaining to him that once he gets stronger and gets better armor, he won't need the old one anymore and can sell it off. After a nice dinner where she again tries to go into seduction mode, she gets this [[TraitorShot little devious look in her eyes]] as Naofumi heads off to bed. All this serves to foreshadow how Myne will betray him by stealing his stuff and making the FalseRapeAccusation which kicks off the series.
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* ''Anime/{{Slayers}}'' begins with a gang of bandits celebrating their recent plunder, only for a fireball to crash into their fortress, setting it ablaze. When the flames clear, a red-headed sorceress is standing in the center. Her name is Lina Inverse, and she quickly dispatches the leader of the bandits while taking as much of their treasure as she can. This establishes that Lina will do anything for money, and that attacking bandits is one of her favorite ways to get it.
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* ''Anime/{{Slayers}}'' ''Literature/{{Slayers}}'' begins with a gang of bandits celebrating their recent plunder, only for a fireball to crash into their fortress, setting it ablaze. When the flames clear, a red-headed sorceress is standing in the center. Her name is Lina Inverse, and she quickly dispatches the leader of the bandits while taking as much of their treasure as she can. This establishes that Lina will do anything for money, and that attacking bandits is one of her favorite ways to get it.
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* In ''LightNovel/TheTestamentOfSisterNewDevil'', several characters do interesting things when they're first shown:
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** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury'', Episode 4. Chuchu has been shown to be a loud and hostile person with a mean streak and a dislike of Spacians, putting her odds with Suletta... but as much as she dislikes Suletta, she hates the arrogant bullies even more, especially when Chuchu realies she and Suletta are NotSoDifferent in their motivations. Upon discovering that two of them sabotaged Suletta's Demi Trainer the same way they did to Chuchu's, Chuchu disembarks her DT and without a word ''absolutely decks'' one of the bullies before ending up in a violent scuffle with the other, using some incredibly rude Japanese terms and eventually knocking ''both'' bullies out cold with her bare fists. This quickly establishes her HotBlooded nature, her JerkWithAHeartOfGold tendencies, and what happens when a PintsizedPowerhouse is RaisedByDudes. In a franchise tht has had its share of memorable fistfights, it's incredibly telling how [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csFjcoATZjM unflinchingly brutal and one-sided]] Chuchu's fight is.
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** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury'', Episode 4. Chuchu has been shown to be a loud and hostile person with a mean streak and a dislike of Spacians, putting her odds with Suletta... but as much as she dislikes Suletta, she hates the arrogant bullies even more, especially when Chuchu realies she and Suletta are NotSoDifferent similar in their motivations. Upon discovering that two of them sabotaged Suletta's Demi Trainer the same way they did to Chuchu's, Chuchu disembarks her DT and without a word ''absolutely decks'' one of the bullies before ending up in a violent scuffle with the other, using some incredibly rude Japanese terms and eventually knocking ''both'' bullies out cold with her bare fists. This quickly establishes her HotBlooded nature, her JerkWithAHeartOfGold tendencies, and what happens when a PintsizedPowerhouse is RaisedByDudes. In a franchise tht has had its share of memorable fistfights, it's incredibly telling how [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csFjcoATZjM unflinchingly brutal and one-sided]] Chuchu's fight is.
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* In the ''Manga/OnePunchMan'' anime, Tornado is first seen being deployed to deal with what can best be described as a talking Godzilla knockoff. Immediately after she lands, she gets a call from her superiors telling her to come back and gets into an argument with them. When the monster tries to give its MotiveRant, she yells at it to shut up until she gets off the phone. Then when it tells her nothing short of a meteor can kill it, she calmly says she'll just have to get one of those, uses her powers to nonchalantly '''''pull one out of space''''', and literally liquefies the monster with it. That's Tornado in a nutshell: Cool and composed one moment, verbally abusing someone like a an abusive parent the next and so ludicrously powerful that she can always get away with it.
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* In the ''Manga/OnePunchMan'' anime, Tornado is first seen being deployed to deal with what can best be described as a talking Godzilla knockoff. Immediately after she lands, she gets a call from her superiors bosses telling her to come back and gets into an argument with them. When the monster tries to give its MotiveRant, she yells at it to [[BigSHUTUP shut up up]] until she gets off the phone. Then when it tells her nothing short of a meteor can kill it, she calmly says she'll just have to get one of those, uses her powers to nonchalantly '''''pull one out of space''''', and literally liquefies the monster with it. That's Tornado in a nutshell: Cool and composed one moment, verbally abusing someone like a an abusive acrimonious parent the next and so ludicrously powerful that she can always get away with it.
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** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury'', Episode 4. Chuchu has been shown to be a loud and hostile person with a mean streak and a dislike of Spacians, putting her odds with Suletta... but as much as she dislikes Suletta, she hates the arrogant Earthian bullies even more, especially when Chuchu realies she and Suletta are NotSoDifferent in motivations. Upon discovering that two of them sabotaged Suletta's Demi Trainer the same way they did to Chuchu's, Chuchu disembarks her DT and without a word ''absolutely decks'' one of the bullies before ending up in a violent scuffle with the other, using some incredibly rude Japanese terms and eventually knocking ''both'' bullies out. This quickly establishes her HotBlooded nature, her JerkWithAHeartOfGold tendencies, and what happens when a PintsizedPowerHouse is RaisedByDudes. In a franchise tht has had its share of memorable fistfights, it's incredibly telling how [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csFjcoATZjM unflinchingly brutal and one-sided]] Chuchu's fight is.
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** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury'', Episode 4. Chuchu has been shown to be a loud and hostile person with a mean streak and a dislike of Spacians, putting her odds with Suletta... but as much as she dislikes Suletta, she hates the arrogant Earthian bullies even more, especially when Chuchu realies she and Suletta are NotSoDifferent in their motivations. Upon discovering that two of them sabotaged Suletta's Demi Trainer the same way they did to Chuchu's, Chuchu disembarks her DT and without a word ''absolutely decks'' one of the bullies before ending up in a violent scuffle with the other, using some incredibly rude Japanese terms and eventually knocking ''both'' bullies out. out cold with her bare fists. This quickly establishes her HotBlooded nature, her JerkWithAHeartOfGold tendencies, and what happens when a PintsizedPowerHouse PintsizedPowerhouse is RaisedByDudes. In a franchise tht has had its share of memorable fistfights, it's incredibly telling how [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csFjcoATZjM unflinchingly brutal and one-sided]] Chuchu's fight is.
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** ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamTheWitchFromMercury'', Episode 4. Chuchu has been shown to be a loud and hostile person with a mean streak and a dislike of Spacians, putting her odds with Suletta... but as much as she dislikes Suletta, she hates the arrogant Earthian bullies even more, especially when Chuchu realies she and Suletta are NotSoDifferent in motivations. Upon discovering that two of them sabotaged Suletta's Demi Trainer the same way they did to Chuchu's, Chuchu disembarks her DT and without a word ''absolutely decks'' one of the bullies before ending up in a violent scuffle with the other, using some incredibly rude Japanese terms and eventually knocking ''both'' bullies out. This quickly establishes her HotBlooded nature, her JerkWithAHeartOfGold tendencies, and what happens when a PintsizedPowerHouse is RaisedByDudes. In a franchise tht has had its share of memorable fistfights, it's incredibly telling how [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csFjcoATZjM unflinchingly brutal and one-sided]] Chuchu's fight is.
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** Gieve [[MercyKill mercy-killed]] a captured general who begged to be killed by an ally than tortured to death by Lusitanian soldiers, shooting an extremely faraway distance to fulfill the general's wish.
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** Gieve [[MercyKill mercy-killed]] a captured general who begged to be killed by an ally than tortured to death by Lusitanian soldiers, shooting an extremely faraway distance to fulfill the general's wish. His next scene follows this up by showing that he's also an incredible musician, a habitual liar, and a casanova through his performing before the queen and the revelation that he'd seduced one of her ladies-in-waiting.
