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* In ''VideoGame/Persona5Strikers'', Akane Hasagawa is a lonely, angry girl who is a huge fan of the Phantom Thieves but projects her own romantic ideals on them. Namely, that her idea of justice is impulsive, selfish and destructive, differing greatly from the Thieves' idea of justice. She also [[MisaimedFandom mistook]] the Thieves' rebellion against specific, corrupted individuals as ''all authority figures'', including her father, are inherently evil, all rebels are always good. So when the Thieves "betray" her by working with her father (who is a police officer), it shatters her trust in them and allows her to be easily manipulated by the BigBad.
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* In ''VideoGame/Persona5Strikers'', Akane Hasagawa is a lonely, angry girl who is a huge fan of the Phantom Thieves but projects her own romantic ideals on them. Namely, that her idea of justice is impulsive, selfish and destructive, differing greatly from the Thieves' idea of justice. She also [[MisaimedFandom mistook]] the Thieves' rebellion against specific, corrupted individuals as ''all authority figures'', including her father, are inherently evil, all rebels are always good. good, hoping that the Thieves would dismantle the law enforcement she hated so much. So when the Thieves "betray" her by working with her father (who is a police officer), it shatters her trust in them and allows her to be easily manipulated by the BigBad.BigBad to turn on them.
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* In ''VideoGame/Persona5Strikers'', Akane Hasagawa is a lonely, angry girl who is a huge fan of the Phantom Thieves but projects her own romantic ideals on them. Namely, that her idea of justice is impulsive, selfish and destructive, differing greatly from the Thieves' idea of justice. She also [[Misaimed Fandom [[MisaimedFandom mistook]] the Thieves' rebellion against specific, corrupted individuals as ''all authority figures'', including her father, are inherently evil, all rebels are always good. So when the Thieves "betray" her by working with her father (who is a police officer), it shatters her trust in them and allows her to be easily manipulated by the BigBad.
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* In ''VideoGame/Persona5Strikers'', Akane Hasagawa is a lonely, angry girl who is a huge fan of the Phantom Thieves but projects her own romantic ideals on them. Namely, that her idea of justice is impulsive, selfish and destructive, differing greatly from the Thieves' idea of justice. She also [[Misaimed Fandom mistook]] the Thieves' rebellion against specific, corrupted individuals as ''all authority figures'', including her father, are inherently evil, all rebels are always good.
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->''"Look down at me and you see a fool, Look up at me and you see a god, Look straight at me and you see yourself"''
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->''"Look down at me and you see a fool, fool. Look up at me and you see a god, god. Look straight at me and you see yourself"''yourself."''
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->''"Look down at me and you see a fool, Look up at me and you see a god, Look straight at me and you see yourself"''
-->-- '''UsefulNotes/CharlesManson'''
-->-- '''UsefulNotes/CharlesManson'''
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* In ''VideoGame/Persona4'' ''[[UpdatedRerelease Golden]]'', the [[spoiler: Hunger]] Social Link has [[PlayerCharacter Yu]] confronting [[spoiler: [[BigBad Adachi]]]] alone after discovering his identity as the SerialKiller and trying to [[TalkingTheMonsterToDeath talk some sense into him]]. He then calls Yu an idiot and angrily asserts that the version of him Yu [[PowerOfTrust "believed in"]] was just a fictional representation of him living in his head, before telling him to stop wasting both their time and come back with the others to fight him.
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* In ''VideoGame/Persona4'' ''[[UpdatedRerelease Golden]]'', the [[spoiler: Hunger]] Social Link has [[PlayerCharacter Yu]] confronting [[spoiler: [[BigBad Adachi]]]] alone after discovering his identity as the SerialKiller and trying to [[TalkingTheMonsterToDeath talk some sense into him]]. He then calls Yu an idiot and angrily asserts that the version of him Yu [[PowerOfTrust "believed in"]] was just a fictional representation of him living in his head, before telling him to stop wasting both their time and come back with the others to fight him.
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* ''Manga/{{Kannagi}}'' has several moments like this where the main character, Kannagi, will often berate Jin for not being her stereotypical vision of a loyal vassal who doesn't think for himself, just as the goddess expects of him. This often leads to powerful arguments between the two.
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* ''Manga/{{Kannagi}}'' ''Manga/KannagiCrazyShrineMaidens'' has several moments like this where the main character, Kannagi, will often berate Jin for not being her stereotypical vision of a loyal vassal who doesn't think for himself, just as the goddess expects of him. This often leads to powerful arguments between the two.
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** Although we learn that the bratty Kurohime [[spoiler: is only a part of the original one (a part without love and compassion at that) and any evil she did before the split [[WellIntentionedExtremist wasn't out of malice]][[RageAgainstTheHeavens (well, not against humans)]].]]
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** Naturally, Harley Quinn has this issue too, projecting the image of a loving and attentive spouse on [[BigBad The Joker.]] This is, of course, [[MonsterClown far,]] [[TheSociopath FAR]] from accurate, but the Joker is enough of a ManipulativeBastard to know that Harley is doing this and play it to his own advantage.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower'': Shadow Weaver always favored Adora over the other Horde recruits she trained, calling her an "ambitious, cutthroat, ruthless warrior". But as Adora herself points out, she doesn't actually possess ''any'' of those traits and never did. Ironically, they better describe Adora's friend Catra--who Shadow Weaver [[TheUnFavorite blantantly depises.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower'': Shadow Weaver always favored Adora over the other Horde recruits she trained, calling her an "ambitious, cutthroat, ruthless warrior". But as Adora herself points out, she doesn't actually possess ''any'' of those traits and never did. Ironically, they better describe Adora's friend Catra--who Shadow Weaver [[TheUnFavorite blantantly depises.blatantly despises.]]
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* ''Anime/KirbyOfTheStars'' has Fumu assume when this legendary Star Warrior Kirby steps out from his containment pod that it will be a tall prince with a slender demeanor and sword, only for it to reveal it is actually a pink puffball that can't even speak. This literally shatters her mental image.
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* ''Anime/KirbyOfTheStars'' ''Anime/KirbyRightBackAtYa'' has Fumu assume when this legendary Star Warrior Kirby steps out from his containment pod that it will be a tall prince with a slender demeanor and sword, only for it to reveal it is actually a pink puffball that can't even speak. This literally shatters her mental image.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SheRaAndThePrincessesOfPower'': Shadow Weaver always favored Adora over the other Horde recruits she trained, calling her an "ambitious, cutthroat, ruthless warrior". But as Adora herself points out, she doesn't actually possess ''any'' of those traits and never did. Ironically, they better describe Adora's friend Catra--who Shadow Weaver [[TheUnFavorite blantantly depises.]]
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* In the ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' manga, Mei Chan hears about the eponymous Fullmetal Alchemist from various people, and forms a mental image of a ''tall'', ''gentle-manly'' ''prince''... and is horrified to find the short, rude reality. She later forms a similar image of Al's real body, after Alphonse, offended that she would think him similar to his brother, provides an exaggerated opinion of his own traits.
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* In the ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' manga, Mei Chan May Chang hears about the eponymous Fullmetal Alchemist from various people, and forms a mental image of a ''tall'', ''gentle-manly'' ''gentlemanly'' ''prince''... and is horrified to find the short, rude reality. She later forms a similar image of Al's real body, after Alphonse, offended that she would think him similar to his brother, provides an exaggerated opinion of his own traits.
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* ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'': A variation, where the wishful projection is on a person who is ''dead''. A lot of Kakashi Hatake's baggage stems from his over-idealization of his deceased best friend, Obito Uchiha. Kakashi lost every single member of his original team in the span of a single year, and it broke him to almost beyond repair. Literally the only thing that kept him going was his promise to be Obito's eyes, so as a result, Kakashi devoted his entire life to being a memorial of his best friend. Every facet of his personality is modeled after what he believed Obito would have turned out had he managed to live to adulthood, and all his actions are in hopes to living up to all of Obito's ideals and wishes. Essentially, Kakashi is so hard on himself when it comes to his mistakes because he always believes that Obito would've succeeded where he failed (even though, realistically, that is ''very'' unlikely). In all his grief, he's forgotten that while Obito was a very kind and admirable person, he was still human, and far from perfect. [[spoiler:Something that Kakashi only realizes when he learns what ''[[FaceHeelTurn really]]'' [[BecameTheirOwnAntithesis happened]] [[BrokenPedestal to]] [[BigBad Obito]]]].
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** Zig-zagged with The Riddler, who will at times make perfectly reasonable (if still wrong) conclusions about Batman's identity (Batman's vast array of skills means he was formerly a soldier or special-operative) but also makes assumptions without any logical basis since he keeps projecting himself on him (Batman funds his crime-fighting by stealing money from the criminals he captures, which he also uses to bribe the GCPD).
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** Zig-zagged with The Riddler, ComicBook/TheRiddler, who will at times make perfectly reasonable (if still wrong) conclusions about Batman's identity (Batman's vast array of skills means he was formerly a soldier or special-operative) but also makes assumptions without any logical basis since he keeps projecting himself on him (Batman funds his crime-fighting by stealing money from the criminals he captures, which he also uses to bribe the GCPD).
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* Similarly, Lex Luthor seems to genuinely believe at times that Franchise/{{Superman}} is a pompous, controlling alien who only wants the worship and slavish devotion of everyone on the planet.
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* In Music/PoetsOfTheFall's ObsessionSong "[[https://youtu.be/MKk1u5RMTn4?list=PLjACqN5i5sDWIIpg-5EB4WcitMMqnXhFP Carnival of Rust]]," the LoveHungry singer is depicted as LovingAShadow from the outset, but it isn't enough that the object of his affection should love him back. He's also insistent they share the same dysfunctional, guilty level of fixation that he does, and telegraphs this via a loaded TrialBalloonQuestion.
-->D'you breathe the name of your saviour in your hour of need\\
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* In Music/PoetsOfTheFall's ObsessionSong "[[https://youtu.be/MKk1u5RMTn4?list=PLjACqN5i5sDWIIpg-5EB4WcitMMqnXhFP Carnival of Rust]]," the LoveHungry singer is depicted as LovingAShadow from the outset, but it isn't enough that the object of his affection should love him back. He's also insistent they share the same dysfunctional, guilty level of fixation that he does, and telegraphs this via a loaded TrialBalloonQuestion.
-->D'you breathe the name of your saviour in your hour of need\\
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Of implication, insinuation and ill will, 'til you cannot lie still
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** Some interpretations of TheJoker have him projecting his own nihilism on the entire human race.
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* ''{{Kannagi}}'' ''Manga/{{Kannagi}}'' has several moments like this where the main character, Kannagi, will often berate Jin for not being her stereotypical vision of a loyal vassal who doesn't think for himself, just as the goddess expects of him. This often leads to powerful arguments between the two.
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* In ''{{Kurohime}}'', the main character Zero has fallen in love with a powerful witch that saved him as a child, but as he grows older everyone tells him that the woman he fell for was an evil $^#%@, the problem is Zero refuses to listen. When Zero finally does meet Kurohime, she turns out to be a selfish brat who thinks men are toys and will use men to get whatever she wants and take over the world, going so far as even branding men with the kanji for "Dog" on their back. [[spoiler: About a third of the way in the manga, though, she gets a lot better and actually falls for Zero]].
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* In ''{{Kurohime}}'', ''Manga/{{Kurohime}}'', the main character Zero has fallen in love with a powerful witch that saved him as a child, but as he grows older everyone tells him that the woman he fell for was an evil $^#%@, the problem is Zero refuses to listen. When Zero finally does meet Kurohime, she turns out to be a selfish brat who thinks men are toys and will use men to get whatever she wants and take over the world, going so far as even branding men with the kanji for "Dog" on their back. [[spoiler: About a third of the way in the manga, though, she gets a lot better and actually falls for Zero]].
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* In one episode of ''Series/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit'', Stabler admitted at the end that he failed to realize that a young woman was the killer because he saw her as a victim, not a person.
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* In one episode of ''Series/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit'', Stabler admitted at the end that he failed to realize that a young woman was the killer because he saw her as a victim, not a person. In another he failed to recognize a husband going through a divorce was escalating and about to become violent because he was also going through a divorce at the time and wouldn't do that himself. SVU does this quite a bit due to their tendency to pull ItsPersonal cases more or less every week.
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* [[PsychoPsychologist Hugo Strange]] believes that Franchise/{{Batman}} is living out a power fantasy since he's projecting his own lust for power on the hero. [[Comicbook/GrantMorrisonsBatman The Black Glove]] make a similar mistake, believing that Bruce is just playing a twisted game like they are. Both of them believe they know Batman better than he knows himself and both are off the mark. Some interpretations of TheJoker have him projecting his own nihilism on the entire human race.
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* Comes up quite a bit in Franchise/{{Batman}}; a lot of villains have trouble figuring out his identity because they all project parts of themselves onto him.
** [[PsychoPsychologist Hugo Strange]] believes thatFranchise/{{Batman}} Batman is living out a power fantasy since he's projecting his own lust for power on the hero. hero.
** [[Comicbook/GrantMorrisonsBatman The Black Glove]] make a similar mistake, believing that Bruce is just playing a twisted game like they are. Both of them believe they know Batman better than he knows himself and both are off themark. mark.
** Zig-zagged with The Riddler, who will at times make perfectly reasonable (if still wrong) conclusions about Batman's identity (Batman's vast array of skills means he was formerly a soldier or special-operative) but also makes assumptions without any logical basis since he keeps projecting himself on him (Batman funds his crime-fighting by stealing money from the criminals he captures, which he also uses to bribe the GCPD).
** Hush actually ''does'' know Batman's backstory and identity, but has trouble with understanding the impact it had on him. Since Tommy Elliot was a sociopath raised in an abusive household he utterly loathed the fact that Bruce Wayne got lucky by having his parents die from a mugger. In his mind, Bruce was then happily able to use his wealth and fortune to play ridiculous power fantasies free from parental control.
** Some interpretations of TheJoker have him projecting his own nihilism on the entire humanrace.race.
* Similarly, Lex Luthor seems to genuinely believe at times that ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'' is a pompous, controlling alien who only wants the worship and slavish devotion of everyone on the planet.
** [[PsychoPsychologist Hugo Strange]] believes that
** [[Comicbook/GrantMorrisonsBatman The Black Glove]] make a similar mistake, believing that Bruce is just playing a twisted game like they are. Both of them believe they know Batman better than he knows himself and both are off the
** Zig-zagged with The Riddler, who will at times make perfectly reasonable (if still wrong) conclusions about Batman's identity (Batman's vast array of skills means he was formerly a soldier or special-operative) but also makes assumptions without any logical basis since he keeps projecting himself on him (Batman funds his crime-fighting by stealing money from the criminals he captures, which he also uses to bribe the GCPD).
** Hush actually ''does'' know Batman's backstory and identity, but has trouble with understanding the impact it had on him. Since Tommy Elliot was a sociopath raised in an abusive household he utterly loathed the fact that Bruce Wayne got lucky by having his parents die from a mugger. In his mind, Bruce was then happily able to use his wealth and fortune to play ridiculous power fantasies free from parental control.
** Some interpretations of TheJoker have him projecting his own nihilism on the entire human
* Similarly, Lex Luthor seems to genuinely believe at times that ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'' is a pompous, controlling alien who only wants the worship and slavish devotion of everyone on the planet.
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--->''''Sousuke:''' The only difference between him and me, is what is being enjoyed and what is not being enjoyed.
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* In ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'', the love interest Cecily imagines her guardian's rogue brother (not really his brother at all, but simply a friend masquerading as his brother, [[spoiler: who does not realize that [[LukeIAmYourFather he is, in fact, his brother]]]]) as a bad boy from the stories she is told. When they actually meet, she says that she is already in love with him, and says yes to his marriage proposal that came during their introductory conversation.
* In ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'', the love interest Cecily imagines her guardian's rogue brother (not really his brother at all, but simply a friend masquerading as his brother, [[spoiler: who does not realize that [[LukeIAmYourFather he is, in fact, his brother]]]]) as a bad boy from the stories she is told. When they actually meet, she says that she is already in love with him, and says yes to his marriage proposal that came during their introductory conversation.
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* ''KirbyOfTheStars'' has Fumu assume when this legendary Star Warrior Kirby steps out from his containment pod that it will be a tall prince with a slender demeanor and sword, only for it to reveal it is actually a pink puffball that can't even speak. This literally shatters her mental image.
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* ''KirbyOfTheStars'' ''Anime/KirbyOfTheStars'' has Fumu assume when this legendary Star Warrior Kirby steps out from his containment pod that it will be a tall prince with a slender demeanor and sword, only for it to reveal it is actually a pink puffball that can't even speak. This literally shatters her mental image.
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Subtrope of PsychologicalProjection. Related to InLoveWithLove, LovingAShadow, and ReplacementGoldfish. When a writer uses this unintentionally to [[ShowDontTell describe their characters]], it becomes an InformedAbility instead.
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* Studies have shown that sexual predators believe that '''everyone''' (at least, every man) is a sexual predator, some just hide it better.
* The "I'm saying what you're all thinking" excuse for offensive remarks is predicated on the notion that everyone is as much of a bigot as the person making the remarks.
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* Studies have shown that sexual predators believe that '''everyone''' (at least, every man) is a sexual predator, some just hide it better.
* The "I'm saying what you're all thinking" excuse for offensive remarks is predicated on the notion that everyone is as much of a bigot as the person making the remarks.
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** About a half way through the manga Although we learn that the bratty Kurohime [[spoiler: is only a part of the original one (a part without love and compassion at that) and any evil she did before the split [[WellIntentionedExtremist wasn't out of malice ]][[RageAgainstTheHeavens (well, not against humans)]]]]
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** About a half way through the manga we learn that the bratty Kurohime [[spoiler: is only a part of the original one (a part without love and compassion at that) and any evil she did before the split [[WellIntentionedExtremist wasn't out of malice ]][[RageAgainstTheHeavens (well, not against humans)]]]]
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** About a half way threough through the manga we learn that the bratty Kurohime [[spoiler: is only a part of the original one (a part without love and compassion at that) and any evil she did before the split [[WellIntentionedExtremist wasn't out of malice (well, not against humans)]]]]
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* In ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'', the love interest Cecily imagines her guardian's rogue brother (not really his brother at all, but simply a friend masquerading as his brother, [[spoiler: who does not realize that [[LukeIAmYourFather he is, in fact, his brother]]) as a bad boy from the stories she is told. When they actually meet, she says that she is already in love with him, and says yes to his marriage proposal that came during their introductory conversation.
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* In ''Theatre/TheImportanceOfBeingEarnest'', the love interest Cecily imagines her guardian's rogue brother (not really his brother at all, but simply a friend masquerading as his brother, [[spoiler: who does not realize that [[LukeIAmYourFather he is, in fact, his brother]]) brother]]]]) as a bad boy from the stories she is told. When they actually meet, she says that she is already in love with him, and says yes to his marriage proposal that came during their introductory conversation.