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Author: FlyingDuckManGenesis

Dec 26th 2013 at 5:26:25 PM

Here are some new ''Western Animation'' examples:

* Buttercup from ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'':
** In the episode, "Paste Makes Waste", Buttercup teases [[Main/PunnyName Elmer Sglue]] for [[Main/PasteEater eating paste]]. When Elmer turns into a giant radioactive monster as a result of eating a fly that swam in toxic waste and landed in his paste, Blossom and Bubbles get trapped in him, leaving Buttercup to apologize to him the only option of saving them. Of course, Buttercup is reluctant to do so.
** In the episode, "All Chalked Up", Buttercup destroys Bubbles' chalk, leading Bubbles to get a new set from a butterfly that is really a disguised Him. The chalk transforms her drawings into giant monsters. At the end of the episode, Buttercup reluctantly tries to apologize, but Bubbles accepts her apology before she can give it.

* Blooregard "Bloo" Q. Kazoo from ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'':
** In the episode, "Cuckoo for Coco Cards", Bloo doesn't apologize to Coco for trying to [[Main/AttentionWhore steal all the attention from her]], despite the obvious hints that he should, such as a pen, an apology card, and a self-addressed envelope, and thus tries to collect all the trading cards of the Imaginary Friends without her help. It's only after he finds out what his status is on his card [[spoiler:Big Insensitive Jerkface]] that he apologizes to her.
** In the special, "Destination Imagination", when World apologizes to Frankie for shrinking her friends, Bloo mentions to him that when Frankie makes him apologize, she makes him sound like he means it (a fact later proven in the episode).

* In the ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents'' episode, "Timmy the Barbarian", Timmy mentions that the advantages of being a barbarian are taking what he wants, kicking butt, and never having to apologize.