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** In ''ComicBook/KingdomCome'', a killer goth cyborg with 666 tattooed on his chest calls Supes "Man of the 1950s" for daring to lecture the future's super-gang-bangers on morality. The setup for ''Kingdom Come'' revolved around Superman coming out of retirement, which he entered after Magog, an embodiment of the [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks ''Grim and Gritty'']] NinetiesAntiHero, displaced him as the top superhero, telling him that ideals like taking villains alive don't work anymore.
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** In ''ComicBook/KingdomCome'', a killer goth cyborg with 666 tattooed on his chest calls Supes "Man of the 1950s" for daring to lecture the future's super-gang-bangers on morality. The setup for ''Kingdom Come'' revolved around Superman coming out of retirement, which he entered after Magog, an embodiment of the [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks [[MediaNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks ''Grim and Gritty'']] NinetiesAntiHero, displaced him as the top superhero, telling him that ideals like taking villains alive don't work anymore.
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* This was often given as the premise for the many "proactive" superhero teams that debuted in UsefulNotes/{{the Dark Age|of Comic Books}}, and the NinetiesAntiHero in general -- something along the lines of "In these difficult times, we can no longer afford to just wait and react!": X-Force, Force Works, Extreme Justice, and the ultimate expression of the theme, ComicBook/TheAuthority.
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* This was often given as the premise for the many "proactive" superhero teams that debuted in UsefulNotes/{{the MediaNotes/{{the Dark Age|of Comic Books}}, and the NinetiesAntiHero in general -- something along the lines of "In these difficult times, we can no longer afford to just wait and react!": X-Force, Force Works, Extreme Justice, and the ultimate expression of the theme, ComicBook/TheAuthority.
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* ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade'' in the ColdOpening.
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* In Shu's story mode for ''Warriors Orochi 2'', this is [[SmugSnake Masamune Date's]] battle taunt when he shows up.
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* In Shu's story mode for ''Warriors ''[[VideoGame/WarriorsOrochi Warriors Orochi 2'', 2]]'', this is [[SmugSnake Masamune Date's]] battle taunt when he shows up.
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* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'': "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS2E65TheObsoleteMan The Obsolete Man]]". The title man, Romney Wordsworth, is prosecuted for being an (illegal) librarian and (illegally) believing in God, which is deemed obsolete and thus wrong. He on the other hand upholds them to the point of death (everyone "obsolete" is killed). Wordsworth's a courageous martyr who stands up against this tyranny even if it means his life.
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* ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'': "[[Recap/TheTwilightZoneS2E65TheObsoleteMan "[[Recap/TheTwilightZone1959S2E29TheObsoleteMan The Obsolete Man]]". The title man, Romney Wordsworth, is prosecuted for being an (illegal) librarian and (illegally) believing in God, which is deemed obsolete and thus wrong. He on the other hand upholds them to the point of death (everyone "obsolete" is killed). Wordsworth's a courageous martyr who stands up against this tyranny even if it means his life.
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* ''Manga/JujutsuKaisen'': Somewhat {{inverted|Trope}} with Satoru Gojo, who despises the conservative higher-ups that lead Jujutsu society due to their traditions and regulations that don't really help the people who need help the most and leave them too stuck in their ways to properly handle {{Outside Context Problem}}s. He's proven entirely right in his assessment when, following the Shibuya Incident, [[SkewedPriorities the higher-ups focus more on pretending that they're in control than in doing something to actually fix the situation]], while Gojo's own sympathizers are vastly more effective once they start taking action.
-->'''Gojo:''' The wave of power you guys have been trying to hold back with your pointless status and traditions has grown bigger than you can handle and is now descending upon us. You won't be able to measure the coming age with the classification of "Special Grade".
-->'''Gojo:''' The wave of power you guys have been trying to hold back with your pointless status and traditions has grown bigger than you can handle and is now descending upon us. You won't be able to measure the coming age with the classification of "Special Grade".
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--->'''ComicBook/{{Robin|Series}}:''' The old Batman would never [[PayEvilUntoEvil descend to their level!]]\\
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* The titular character of ''Manga/RurouniKenshin'' speaks with a {{Keigo}}, and has his principles questioned repeatedly by other characters.
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* The titular character of ''Manga/RurouniKenshin'' speaks with a {{Keigo}}, keigo, and has his principles questioned repeatedly by other characters.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'': After [[spoiler:the Incredibles defeat the Omnidroid and save their city]], we get this exchange from two onlookers:
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'': ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles1'': After [[spoiler:the Incredibles defeat the Omnidroid and save their city]], we get this exchange from two onlookers:
