Alternately, Tyson is a bullying Miles Gloriosus who takes advantage of this trope to push people around. When Tyson pushes the skinny white nerd Melvin too far, Melvin fights back and Tyson proves to be a Dirty Coward against anyone who actually stands up to him.
Deconstructed:Tyson relies so much on his appearance and his build to get what he wants that he actually becomes a complete asshole, ending up lonely and embittered as a result.
Tyson knows what people think of him due to his appearance and becomes so annoyed by it that he goes off the deep end whenever someone makes a remark about his appearance.
Reconstructed: Tyson eventually realizes that acting like a brute when you already look like one isn't exactly the best course of action to get people to respect you. He then resorts to developing a more reasonable side.
Parodied: ??
Lampshaded: "Tyson, don't look at me like that, you're freaking me out!"
Averted: Black men in the show may appear imposing but nobody notices or cares.
Enforced: "We need a character that screams Badass just by his appearance. No one does the trick better than a tall, muscular Black guy."
Invoked: ??
Defied:
Tyson:"Stop looking at me as if I were about to kill someone! I'm just here to buy some snacks, okay?"
Discussed: ??
Conversed: ??
Played For Laughs: ??
Played For Drama: Everyone shuns Tyson just because he looks threatening.
Sucka, you can either go to the Main Page or stay here and face me. Your choice?