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* A few ''Manhua/OldMasterQ'' strips plays this trope for laughs, notably those with a {{wuxia}} setting. For instance, one of them sees Master Q challenging his OldMaster shifu in the mountains, with Master Q punching a hole in a rock wall. The shifu responds by kneeling down and gently chopping the floor... which splits the mountain ''in halves'', much to Master Q's shock.
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'''Narrator:''' ''Film/TerminatorGenisys (while showing [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers the T-800]] make its [[TheUnSmile un-smile]])''

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'''Narrator:''' ''Film/TerminatorGenisys (while showing [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers the T-800]] T-800 make its [[TheUnSmile un-smile]])''
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* Ajax the Lesser was one of the great Greek heroes. He performs many valorous feats in ''Literature/TheIliad'' and other myths. He is also described as a physically powerful figure. However, he will always be "the Lesser" because he happens to share the name of Ajax Telamon, aka Ajax the Greater, a larger and even more glorious warrior.
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* In WebAnimation/JoCat's "A Crap Guide To Magic DPS", [[CausticCritic JoCrap]] pretty much proclaims the Black Mage this concerning ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV''. A Summoner is able to summon copies of Primals and unleash massive amounts of damage while being able to heal on the side; A Red Mage trades in the ability to unleash more devastating attacks for more physical attacks, variety and the ability to cast spells twice on top of healing and resurrecting; Black Mage has the most DPS, but its attacks are MP-heavy, meaning you run out faster, and requires you to stay in leylines to be able to maximize your damage output and that could lead you to being in the path of damage, stuff the other two classes don't need to worry about.
-->'''[=JoCrap=]''': Suck it, Black Mage!

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* At the SuperHeroSchool Whateley Academy in the ''Literature/WhateleyUniverse'', there are mutants who just don't have the best powers.
** Aquerna possesses the spirit of the squirrel. She can do a 25-foot standing broad jump. She's far stronger and quicker than any normal human her size. She has super-senses. She can talk to and command squirrels. And she's regarded as one of the biggest losers on campus.
** For that matter, Phase is a good example. Phase has pounded Matterhorn, fought an interdimensional demon to a standstill, one-punched Fantastico, and still thinks of himself as being in the bottom half of his team. He's probably right, given who's on his team.
** Gadgeteers often find themselves falling into this. They don't tend to have flashy powers - though their mechanical advantage, so to speak, can be utterly devastating. They don't usually have the Exemplar package, or magic, or super strength, or the like... so it's easy to underestimate them. One does so at one's own peril.

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* At In ''Website/OrionsArm'', terragen civilization flourishes as it never has during the SuperHeroSchool Whateley Academy in the ''Literature/WhateleyUniverse'', there are mutants who just don't have the best powers.
** Aquerna possesses the spirit
interplanetary age. Travel from one end of the squirrel. She can do a 25-foot standing broad jump. She's far stronger solar system to the other is now possible. A resource-based economy means undreamed of free time and quicker than any normal human her size. She availability of goods. Advances in genetic engineering, cybernetics, and other fields give rise to human-animal splices, animal-derived provolves, and the sapient robots known as vecs. As sophonts everywhere celebrate their newfound prosperity, diversity, unity, and technological mastery, the jubilant spell is rudely interrupted by the revelation of a covert war which has super-senses. She can talk been taking place for some time: Superintelligent agents, called transapients, have been manipulating the world behind the scenes with supreme finesse for decades. As their numbers gradually increased, they formed into various opposing factions, divided by their respective ideological differences. A fierce power struggle develops between those who are friendly to humanity (and other lesser terragens) and command squirrels. And she's regarded as one those who are not. After much strife, the "pro-humans" are the victors. The survivors of the biggest losers on campus.
** For that matter, Phase is a good example. Phase has pounded Matterhorn, fought an interdimensional demon to a standstill, one-punched Fantastico,
other factions, the hostile "anti-humans" and still thinks of himself as being in indifferent or isolationist "ahumans", depart for the bottom half stars in craft fashioned and propelled by technologies far in advance of his team. He's probably right, given who's on his team.
** Gadgeteers often find themselves falling into this. They don't tend
anything known to have flashy powers - though their mechanical advantage, so to speak, can be utterly devastating. They don't usually have the Exemplar package, or magic, or super strength, or ordinary terragens of the like... so it's easy day. Baseline society had been completely unaware of the conflict up until this point and were dumbfounded by how small and inconsequential they seemed in comparison to underestimate them. One does so at one's own peril.the transapients, who now step up to take a leading role in terragen civilization.
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-->-- '''ComicBook/ElongatedMan''', ''{{Identity Crisis|2004}}''

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-->-- '''ComicBook/ElongatedMan''', ''{{Identity ''ComicBook/{{Identity Crisis|2004}}''

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