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* ''Manga/IsItMyFaultThatIGotBullied'': Shinji Suzuki is viewed as a self-made man, the perfect husband and father by his coworker's, his wife and his daughter. Once they see the satanic monster he truly is and how selfish and cruel he really is, they all become disgusted with him and cut ties with him.
** Shinji's boss and coworkers greatly admired him for his ruthless personality and for dealing with clients in his bank. Shinji worked on cases where a normal banker would sympathize with the clients and cruelly reject helping them. His boss uses him for that kind of work to make money for the bank, and while one of his coworkers is reserved for his ruthlessness, most of them admire Shinji, with one of his coworkers defending his actions, saying that he's an elite person. But by the end of the story, when Shinji's former mistress and victim revealed him to be a cheater and a bully, they all became disgusted with him and cut ties with him. His boss angrily called him out on his actions and how he hurt the company before denying him his promotion and demoting him to just making copies of papers. His coworkers were disgusted with him and refused to talk to him and be threatened by him, with it being implied by some of their words that they always resented him on some level and learned what a monster he was. They let their resentment out, which turned into hatred.
** Shinji Suzuki's wife, Shiho Suzuki, worships the ground he walked on at the start of the series; it was revealed that they were dating in their late teens and that she got pregnant, which led to their marriage. Shinji greatly resents his wife for, in his opinion, baby-trapping him when their relationship was deteriorating, and while he genuinely loves their daughter, he would often abuse his wife, hitting her and apologizing. Eventually, Shinji's wife tried to commit suicide when she learned from his mistress that he was cheating on her, and while he did save her life, he did not visit her in the hospital. That and the fact that their daughter was being bullied destroyed her worship of her husband. She decided to divorce her husband mainly because he did not care for her and he failed as a father to his daughter. She decided to focus on raising her daughter. She also decided to cut ties with her husband, get custody of their daughter, and cut him out of their daughter's life because of how bad of a father he is. She admitted that she wanted her daughter to be the perfect daughter for Shinji so that he would love her, but now she is focused on her daughter's well-being.
** Shinji Suzuki's daughter Shiori deeply loves her father and starts the story worshiping the ground he walks on. Shinji, despite being a remorseless and satanic bully, generally loved his daughter and was a good parent to her, always loving and supporting her, and Shiori's main motive in life became making her father proud and happy. As the story progresses, Shiori slowly finds out about her father's transgressions that led to her being bullied and her mother attempting to end her life; she starts to lose all respect for him. First, when Shiori was being bullied by her classmates, and she came to her father for advice, Shinji, not knowing that her daughter was being bullied, tells her that it is the bully victim's fault for being bullied, to her shock and heartbreak. That kept her from telling her father she was being bullied, and even when she outright told him that she was being isolated in her class, he apparently did not notice. Later, when the situation was solved without his help, and Shiori had learned that the reason she was bullied was that her father was having an affair with the coach, Shiori blamed her father for being bullied and moved in with her maternal grandparents when her father tried talking to her she angrily reminds him of his advice of the bullies victims fault for being bullied and refused to speak to him further. Later, when Shiori learned that her father was an unrepentant bully who destroyed the life of Aizawa, the teacher who saved her and even learning that Aizawa saving her was not enough to get Shinji to apologize and change his ways, he had the nerve to try to turn her against Aizawa's, Shiori tearfully gave Aizawa's permission to have revenge on Shinji Suzuki stating that she does not have a father.
** Shinji's boss and coworkers greatly admired him for his ruthless personality and for dealing with clients in his bank. Shinji worked on cases where a normal banker would sympathize with the clients and cruelly reject helping them. His boss uses him for that kind of work to make money for the bank, and while one of his coworkers is reserved for his ruthlessness, most of them admire Shinji, with one of his coworkers defending his actions, saying that he's an elite person. But by the end of the story, when Shinji's former mistress and victim revealed him to be a cheater and a bully, they all became disgusted with him and cut ties with him. His boss angrily called him out on his actions and how he hurt the company before denying him his promotion and demoting him to just making copies of papers. His coworkers were disgusted with him and refused to talk to him and be threatened by him, with it being implied by some of their words that they always resented him on some level and learned what a monster he was. They let their resentment out, which turned into hatred.
** Shinji Suzuki's wife, Shiho Suzuki, worships the ground he walked on at the start of the series; it was revealed that they were dating in their late teens and that she got pregnant, which led to their marriage. Shinji greatly resents his wife for, in his opinion, baby-trapping him when their relationship was deteriorating, and while he genuinely loves their daughter, he would often abuse his wife, hitting her and apologizing. Eventually, Shinji's wife tried to commit suicide when she learned from his mistress that he was cheating on her, and while he did save her life, he did not visit her in the hospital. That and the fact that their daughter was being bullied destroyed her worship of her husband. She decided to divorce her husband mainly because he did not care for her and he failed as a father to his daughter. She decided to focus on raising her daughter. She also decided to cut ties with her husband, get custody of their daughter, and cut him out of their daughter's life because of how bad of a father he is. She admitted that she wanted her daughter to be the perfect daughter for Shinji so that he would love her, but now she is focused on her daughter's well-being.
** Shinji Suzuki's daughter Shiori deeply loves her father and starts the story worshiping the ground he walks on. Shinji, despite being a remorseless and satanic bully, generally loved his daughter and was a good parent to her, always loving and supporting her, and Shiori's main motive in life became making her father proud and happy. As the story progresses, Shiori slowly finds out about her father's transgressions that led to her being bullied and her mother attempting to end her life; she starts to lose all respect for him. First, when Shiori was being bullied by her classmates, and she came to her father for advice, Shinji, not knowing that her daughter was being bullied, tells her that it is the bully victim's fault for being bullied, to her shock and heartbreak. That kept her from telling her father she was being bullied, and even when she outright told him that she was being isolated in her class, he apparently did not notice. Later, when the situation was solved without his help, and Shiori had learned that the reason she was bullied was that her father was having an affair with the coach, Shiori blamed her father for being bullied and moved in with her maternal grandparents when her father tried talking to her she angrily reminds him of his advice of the bullies victims fault for being bullied and refused to speak to him further. Later, when Shiori learned that her father was an unrepentant bully who destroyed the life of Aizawa, the teacher who saved her and even learning that Aizawa saving her was not enough to get Shinji to apologize and change his ways, he had the nerve to try to turn her against Aizawa's, Shiori tearfully gave Aizawa's permission to have revenge on Shinji Suzuki stating that she does not have a father.
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* ''Manga/IsItMyFaultThatIGotBullied'': Shinji Suzuki is viewed as a self-made man, the perfect husband and father by his coworker's, his wife and his daughter. Once they see the satanic monster he truly is and how selfish and cruel he really is, they all become disgusted with him and cut ties with him.
** Shinji's boss and coworkers greatly admired him for his ruthless personality and for dealing with clients in his bank. Shinji worked on cases where a normal banker would sympathize with the clients and cruelly reject helping them. His boss uses him for that kind of work to make money for the bank, and while one of his coworkers is reserved for his ruthlessness, most of them admire Shinji, with one of his coworkers defending his actions, saying that he's an elite person. But by the end of the story, when Shinji's former mistress and victim revealed him to be a cheater and a bully, they all became disgusted with him and cut ties with him.
*** His boss angrily called him out on his actions and how he hurt the company before denying him his promotion and demoting him to just making copies of papers. His coworkers were disgusted with him and refused to talk to him and be threatened by him, with it being implied by some of their words that they always resented him on some level and learned what a monster he was. They let their resentment out, which turned into hatred.
** Shinji Suzuki's wife, Shiho Suzuki, worships the ground he walked on at the start of the series; it was revealed that they were dating in their late teens and that she got pregnant, which led to their marriage. Shinji greatly resents his wife for, in his opinion, baby-trapping him when their relationship was deteriorating, and while he genuinely loves their daughter, he would often abuse his wife, hitting her and apologizing. Eventually, Shinji's wife tried to commit suicide when she learned from his mistress that he was cheating on her, and while he did save her life, he did not visit her in the hospital. That and the fact that their daughter was being bullied destroyed her worship of her husband. She
*** Shiho decided to divorce her husband mainly because he did not care for her and he failed as a father to his daughter. She decided to focus on raising her daughter. She also decided to cut ties with her husband, get custody of their daughter, and cut him out of their daughter's life because of how bad of a father he is.She Shiho admitted that she wanted her daughter to be the perfect daughter for Shinji so that he would love her, but now she is focused on her daughter's well-being.
** Shinji Suzuki's daughter Shiori deeply loves her father and starts the story worshiping the ground he walks on. Shinji, despite being a remorseless andsatanic bully, BarbaricBully, generally loved his daughter and was a good parent to her, always loving and supporting her, and Shiori's main motive in life became making her father proud and happy. As the story progresses, Shiori slowly finds out about her father's transgressions that led to her being bullied and her mother attempting to end her life; she starts to lose all respect for him.
*** First, when Shiori was being bullied by her classmates, and she came to her father for advice, Shinji, not knowing that her daughter was being bullied, tells her that it is the bully victim's fault for being bullied, to her shock and heartbreak. That kept her from telling her father she was being bullied, and even when she outright told him that she was being isolated in her class, he apparently did not notice. Later, when the situation was solved without his help, and Shiori had learned that the reason she was bullied was that her father was having an affair with the coach, Shiori blamed her father for being bullied and moved in with her maternal grandparents when her father tried talking to her she angrily reminds him of his advice of the bullies victims fault for being bullied and refused to speak to himfurther. further.
*** Later, when Shiori learned that her father was an unrepentant bully who destroyed the life of Aizawa, the teacher who saved her and even learning that Aizawa saving her was not enough to get Shinji to apologize and change his ways, he had the nerve to try to turn her against Aizawa's, Shiori tearfully gave Aizawa's permission to have revenge on Shinji Suzuki stating that she does not have a father.
** Shinji's boss and coworkers greatly admired him for his ruthless personality and for dealing with clients in his bank. Shinji worked on cases where a normal banker would sympathize with the clients and cruelly reject helping them. His boss uses him for that kind of work to make money for the bank, and while one of his coworkers is reserved for his ruthlessness, most of them admire Shinji, with one of his coworkers defending his actions, saying that he's an elite person. But by the end of the story, when Shinji's former mistress and victim revealed him to be a cheater and a bully, they all became disgusted with him and cut ties with him.
*** His boss angrily called him out on his actions and how he hurt the company before denying him his promotion and demoting him to just making copies of papers. His coworkers were disgusted with him and refused to talk to him and be threatened by him, with it being implied by some of their words that they always resented him on some level and learned what a monster he was. They let their resentment out, which turned into hatred.
** Shinji Suzuki's wife, Shiho Suzuki, worships the ground he walked on at the start of the series; it was revealed that they were dating in their late teens and that she got pregnant, which led to their marriage. Shinji greatly resents his wife for, in his opinion, baby-trapping him when their relationship was deteriorating, and while he genuinely loves their daughter, he would often abuse his wife, hitting her and apologizing. Eventually, Shinji's wife tried to commit suicide when she learned from his mistress that he was cheating on her, and while he did save her life, he did not visit her in the hospital. That and the fact that their daughter was being bullied destroyed her worship of her husband.
*** Shiho decided to divorce her husband mainly because he did not care for her and he failed as a father to his daughter. She decided to focus on raising her daughter. She also decided to cut ties with her husband, get custody of their daughter, and cut him out of their daughter's life because of how bad of a father he is.
** Shinji Suzuki's daughter Shiori deeply loves her father and starts the story worshiping the ground he walks on. Shinji, despite being a remorseless and
*** First, when Shiori was being bullied by her classmates, and she came to her father for advice, Shinji, not knowing that her daughter was being bullied, tells her that it is the bully victim's fault for being bullied, to her shock and heartbreak. That kept her from telling her father she was being bullied, and even when she outright told him that she was being isolated in her class, he apparently did not notice. Later, when the situation was solved without his help, and Shiori had learned that the reason she was bullied was that her father was having an affair with the coach, Shiori blamed her father for being bullied and moved in with her maternal grandparents when her father tried talking to her she angrily reminds him of his advice of the bullies victims fault for being bullied and refused to speak to him
*** Later, when Shiori learned that her father was an unrepentant bully who destroyed the life of Aizawa, the teacher who saved her and even learning that Aizawa saving her was not enough to get Shinji to apologize and change his ways, he had the nerve to try to turn her against Aizawa's, Shiori tearfully gave Aizawa's permission to have revenge on Shinji Suzuki stating that she does not have a father.
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* ''Manga/IsItMyFaultThatIGotBullied'': Shiori Suzuki deeply loves her father Shinji Suzuki and starts the story worshiping the ground he walks on. Gradually, as the story progresses and she slowly finds out about her father's transgressions that led to her being bullied and her mother attempting to end her life, she starts to lose all respect for him. [[spoiler: Once she finds out he was the bully that destroyed Aizawa's life and [[StagingTheEavesdrop listens in on how unrepentant Shinji is about his actions]], she decides to cut all ties with him]].
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* ''Manga/IsItMyFaultThatIGotBullied'': ''Manga/IsItMyFaultThatIGotBullied'': Shinji Suzuki is viewed as a self-made man, the perfect husband and father by his coworker's, his wife and his daughter. Once they see the satanic monster he truly is and how selfish and cruel he really is, they all become disgusted with him and cut ties with him.
** Shinji's boss and coworkers greatly admired him for his ruthless personality and for dealing with clients in his bank. Shinji worked on cases where a normal banker would sympathize with the clients and cruelly reject helping them. His boss uses him for that kind of work to make money for the bank, and while one of his coworkers is reserved for his ruthlessness, most of them admire Shinji, with one of his coworkers defending his actions, saying that he's an elite person. But by the end of the story, when Shinji's former mistress and victim revealed him to be a cheater and a bully, they all became disgusted with him and cut ties with him. His boss angrily called him out on his actions and how he hurt the company before denying him his promotion and demoting him to just making copies of papers. His coworkers were disgusted with him and refused to talk to him and be threatened by him, with it being implied by some of their words that they always resented him on some level and learned what a monster he was. They let their resentment out, which turned into hatred.
** Shinji Suzuki's wife, Shiho Suzuki, worships the ground he walked on at the start of the series; it was revealed that they were dating in their late teens and that she got pregnant, which led to their marriage. Shinji greatly resents his wife for, in his opinion, baby-trapping him when their relationship was deteriorating, and while he genuinely loves their daughter, he would often abuse his wife, hitting her and apologizing. Eventually, Shinji's wife tried to commit suicide when she learned from his mistress that he was cheating on her, and while he did save her life, he did not visit her in the hospital. That and the fact that their daughter was being bullied destroyed her worship of her husband. She decided to divorce her husband mainly because he did not care for her and he failed as a father to his daughter. She decided to focus on raising her daughter. She also decided to cut ties with her husband, get custody of their daughter, and cut him out of their daughter's life because of how bad of a father he is. She admitted that she wanted her daughter to be the perfect daughter for Shinji so that he would love her, but now she is focused on her daughter's well-being.
** Shinji Suzuki's daughter ShioriSuzuki deeply loves her father Shinji Suzuki and starts the story worshiping the ground he walks on. Gradually, as Shinji, despite being a remorseless and satanic bully, generally loved his daughter and was a good parent to her, always loving and supporting her, and Shiori's main motive in life became making her father proud and happy. As the story progresses and she progresses, Shiori slowly finds out about her father's transgressions that led to her being bullied and her mother attempting to end her life, life; she starts to lose all respect for him. [[spoiler: Once First, when Shiori was being bullied by her classmates, and she finds out he came to her father for advice, Shinji, not knowing that her daughter was being bullied, tells her that it is the bully victim's fault for being bullied, to her shock and heartbreak. That kept her from telling her father she was being bullied, and even when she outright told him that she was being isolated in her class, he apparently did not notice. Later, when the situation was solved without his help, and Shiori had learned that the reason she was bullied was that her father was having an affair with the coach, Shiori blamed her father for being bullied and moved in with her maternal grandparents when her father tried talking to her she angrily reminds him of his advice of the bullies victims fault for being bullied and refused to speak to him further. Later, when Shiori learned that her father was an unrepentant bully who destroyed the life of Aizawa, the teacher who saved her and even learning that Aizawa saving her was not enough to get Shinji to apologize and change his ways, he had the nerve to try to turn her against Aizawa's, Shiori tearfully gave Aizawa's life and [[StagingTheEavesdrop listens in permission to have revenge on how unrepentant Shinji is about his actions]], Suzuki stating that she decides to cut all ties with him]].does not have a father.
** Shinji's boss and coworkers greatly admired him for his ruthless personality and for dealing with clients in his bank. Shinji worked on cases where a normal banker would sympathize with the clients and cruelly reject helping them. His boss uses him for that kind of work to make money for the bank, and while one of his coworkers is reserved for his ruthlessness, most of them admire Shinji, with one of his coworkers defending his actions, saying that he's an elite person. But by the end of the story, when Shinji's former mistress and victim revealed him to be a cheater and a bully, they all became disgusted with him and cut ties with him. His boss angrily called him out on his actions and how he hurt the company before denying him his promotion and demoting him to just making copies of papers. His coworkers were disgusted with him and refused to talk to him and be threatened by him, with it being implied by some of their words that they always resented him on some level and learned what a monster he was. They let their resentment out, which turned into hatred.
** Shinji Suzuki's wife, Shiho Suzuki, worships the ground he walked on at the start of the series; it was revealed that they were dating in their late teens and that she got pregnant, which led to their marriage. Shinji greatly resents his wife for, in his opinion, baby-trapping him when their relationship was deteriorating, and while he genuinely loves their daughter, he would often abuse his wife, hitting her and apologizing. Eventually, Shinji's wife tried to commit suicide when she learned from his mistress that he was cheating on her, and while he did save her life, he did not visit her in the hospital. That and the fact that their daughter was being bullied destroyed her worship of her husband. She decided to divorce her husband mainly because he did not care for her and he failed as a father to his daughter. She decided to focus on raising her daughter. She also decided to cut ties with her husband, get custody of their daughter, and cut him out of their daughter's life because of how bad of a father he is. She admitted that she wanted her daughter to be the perfect daughter for Shinji so that he would love her, but now she is focused on her daughter's well-being.
** Shinji Suzuki's daughter Shiori
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**Erika used to look up to Richter, but after his violent nature took hold of how he acted in the Baam-Earth war, she could no longer associate herself with him. Nevertheless, she still cared for her brother even though he tried to execute her, and begged Kazuya not to kill him when they were on the battlefield.
**[[spoiler:Erika initially obeyed Olban when he told her to participate in the war, but she later came to realize that war wasn't what she wanted and her father would have wanted peace. Her view of Olban is broken for good when Kaya informs her that he's been mind-wiping and killing Baam, and that he killed her father.]]
*''Anime/{{Daltanious}}'': When the AwfulTruth of how Kloppen came into this world is outed, [[spoiler: he begs Dolmen for guidance, only for his so-called father to abandon him. Kloppen then defects to the Earthling's side.]]
**Erika used to look up to Richter, but after his violent nature took hold of how he acted in the Baam-Earth war, she could no longer associate herself with him. Nevertheless, she still cared for her brother even though he tried to execute her, and begged Kazuya not to kill him when they were on the battlefield.
**[[spoiler:Erika initially obeyed Olban when he told her to participate in the war, but she later came to realize that war wasn't what she wanted and her father would have wanted peace. Her view of Olban is broken for good when Kaya informs her that he's been mind-wiping and killing Baam, and that he killed her father.]]
*''Anime/{{Daltanious}}'': When the AwfulTruth of how Kloppen came into this world is outed, [[spoiler: he begs Dolmen for guidance, only for his so-called father to abandon him. Kloppen then defects to the Earthling's side.]]
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*''Anime/VoltesV'': [[spoiler: Heinel once viewed Zambajil as a noble and honourable man, in spite of what others told him. When he finds out that Zambajil is a selfish, cowardly, Manipulative Bastard, he drives a dagger into his chest. This trope is inverted with his father, who he spent years despising, only for his name to be the last thing he said before dying.]]
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* ''Manga/IsItMyFaultThatIGotBullied'': Shiori Suzuki deeply loves her father Shinji Suzuki and starts the story worshiping the ground he walks on. Gradually, as the story progresses and she slowly finds out about her father's transgressions that led to her being bullied and her mother attempting to end her life, she starts to lose all respect for him. [[spoiler: Once she finds out he was the bully that destroyed Aizawa's life and [[StagingTheEavesdrop listens in on how unrepentant Shinji is about his actions]], she decides to cut all ties with him]].
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* Downplayed in ''Manga/The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou'' - even after seeing Kishika mentally regress to childhood, the girls are happy to accept her into the family, although they're a bit disappointed that she isn't as cool as they first thought she was.
* ''Manga/AngelSanctuary'' has several occuring during the story.
* ''Manga/AngelSanctuary'' has several occuring during the story.
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* ''Manga/The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou'':
** Zig-zagged with Hakari Hanazono and her mother, Hahari, as established in chapter 28. The chapter opens with Hakari thinking about how she holds her mother high regard as a stern, but kind parent. The very next page has Hahari eagerly trying to invoke a BabyMorphEpisode so she can play Mommy to everyone, to Hakari's embarassment. The events of said Baby Morph Episode give Hakari a greater appreciation for what her mother went through to raise her and makes Hakari realize the serious mother she had always known has been much more full of life than she had ever seen her since joining Rentarou's family. The chapter ends on the RebuiltPedestal being almost immediately ruined by Hahari yet again. From then on their relationship zig-zags between being on good and loving terms and Hakari desparately trying to keep Hahari in check.
** Downplayedin ''Manga/The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou'' - even when Kishika joins. Even after seeing Kishika mentally regress Kishika's EmotionalRegression to childhood, the girls are happy to accept her into the family, although family with the narration noting that they're only a bit disappointed that she isn't as cool as they first thought she was.
* ''Manga/AngelSanctuary'' has severaloccuring occurring during the story.
** Zig-zagged with Hakari Hanazono and her mother, Hahari, as established in chapter 28. The chapter opens with Hakari thinking about how she holds her mother high regard as a stern, but kind parent. The very next page has Hahari eagerly trying to invoke a BabyMorphEpisode so she can play Mommy to everyone, to Hakari's embarassment. The events of said Baby Morph Episode give Hakari a greater appreciation for what her mother went through to raise her and makes Hakari realize the serious mother she had always known has been much more full of life than she had ever seen her since joining Rentarou's family. The chapter ends on the RebuiltPedestal being almost immediately ruined by Hahari yet again. From then on their relationship zig-zags between being on good and loving terms and Hakari desparately trying to keep Hahari in check.
** Downplayed
* ''Manga/AngelSanctuary'' has several
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** [[spoiler: This is the real reason Buggy hates Shanks; back when they were young men serving under Gol D. Roger, Buggy was so confident that Shanks had what it took to be Roger's "heir" that he put his own dreams on hold in order to support Shanks. However, at the last minute Shanks decided against sailing out to claim the One Piece after a chat with Roger Buggy was not privy to, leading to Buggy to assume Shanks chickened out and disgraced Roger's legacy. Furious, he stormed off and struck out on his own, nursing a grudge for over twenty years against his former friend]].
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* In ''How the Masked Earl Fell in Love'', Crysta thought her father was HappilyMarried to her mother until he not only remarried after his first wife's death but revealed that he had a daughter with his second wife Deborah, a girl named Stephania. Crysta then watched her father become an alcoholic as his second wife and stepdaughter spent money, as well as taxing those living on their land.
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** Sayaka's FirstLove was her [[SenpaiKohai senpai]] at her previous school, who said she'd fallen for her and asked her out. Some time later, though, the older girl suddenly broke off the relationship, saying that they were getting too old for a GayRomanticPhase. After Sayaka transferred to Toomi East High School and met Touko, she ended up meeting her senpai by chance one day, and the older girl apologized to Sayaka for getting her interested in girls, expressing the hope that she was once again heterosexual. Sayaka, who'd since fallen for Touko, [[StealthInsult told her senpai that she had no idea how she fell in love with her]], then left arm-in-arm with Touko after calling her by her first name[[note]]Touko and Sayaka are best friends, so this isn't unusual for them, but Sayaka's senpai doesn't know this[[/note]], subtly implying that she's still a lesbian.
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** Sayaka's FirstLove was her [[SenpaiKohai senpai]] senpai at her previous school, who said she'd fallen for her and asked her out. Some time later, though, the older girl suddenly broke off the relationship, saying that they were getting too old for a GayRomanticPhase. After Sayaka transferred to Toomi East High School and met Touko, she ended up meeting her senpai by chance one day, and the older girl apologized to Sayaka for getting her interested in girls, expressing the hope that she was once again heterosexual. Sayaka, who'd since fallen for Touko, [[StealthInsult told her senpai that she had no idea how she fell in love with her]], then left arm-in-arm with Touko after calling her by her first name[[note]]Touko and Sayaka are best friends, so this isn't unusual for them, but Sayaka's senpai doesn't know this[[/note]], subtly implying that she's still a lesbian.
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* Season 2 of ''Anime/YuGiOhGX'' has Zane Truesdale, one of the biggest examples in the entire franchise. After a bad losing streak and a traumatic underground duel involving ElectricTorture, he adopts his 'Hell Kaiser' persona and becomes a sadistic BloodKnight that is obsessed with victory by any means necessary. When he returns to Duel Academy for the Genex Tournament, all of his friends are forced to accept he's a changed man. It's especially crushing for Syrus, who has always admired Zane's strength and commitment to dueling with respect -- he even tries to duel Zane at one point and turn him back into his old self, but ultimately fails. Zane does later become a RebuiltPedestal in Season 3 and reconciles with Syrus and Jaden, but he never truly returns to his Season 1 personality.
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* Poor Sugi of ''Manga/GirlFriends'', in her DayInTheLimelight chapter, had a most awkward reunion with her idolized former elementary school teacher and first crush when the latter [[spoiler:[[TheChikan molested her while she was commuting on a train]]]], completely shattering her rose-tinted memories of him. Tamamin had a good laugh at her expense when she told her about it.
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* Poor Sugi of ''Manga/GirlFriends'', ''Manga/GirlFriends2006'', in her DayInTheLimelight chapter, had a most awkward reunion with her idolized former elementary school teacher and first crush when the latter [[spoiler:[[TheChikan molested her while she was commuting on a train]]]], completely shattering her rose-tinted memories of him. Tamamin had a good laugh at her expense when she told her about it.
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* Zaied from ''LightNovel/FullMetalPanic'' is a mild version of this. Not that Sousuke really worshipped him or felt so eternally grateful to him...but Zaied was a respected memory to Sousuke of an honorable, dead comrade of the past. Needless to say, any feeling of goodwill on Sousuke's part completely vanishes when he realizes that Zaied decided to team up with Gauron and kill a bunch of his current comrades. Let's face it - Zaied's alliance with Gauron was enough to piss Sousuke off to the point where he thinks absolutely nothing of killing Zaied, and is afterwards never shown to ever think about the guy again.
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* Zaied from ''LightNovel/FullMetalPanic'' ''Literature/FullMetalPanic'' is a mild version of this. Not that Sousuke really worshipped him or felt so eternally grateful to him...but Zaied was a respected memory to Sousuke of an honorable, dead comrade of the past. Needless to say, any feeling of goodwill on Sousuke's part completely vanishes when he realizes that Zaied decided to team up with Gauron and kill a bunch of his current comrades. Let's face it - Zaied's alliance with Gauron was enough to piss Sousuke off to the point where he thinks absolutely nothing of killing Zaied, and is afterwards never shown to ever think about the guy again.
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* ''LightNovel/RollOverAndDie'' has a tendency to play with this trope.
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* In ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'', Eita Tanaka greatly admired Margery Daw for her [[AmazonChaser strength]] and [[CoolBigSis coolness]], doing everything he could to assist her in battle. One day, Margery, in a fit of UnstoppableRage, blew up Eita's girlfriend Ogata with a stray energy blast without even noticing. Although Margery quickly brought Ogata back to life and Ogata has no memory of this, Eita was traumatized for life. He broke off ties with Margery and said he never wants to see her again. However, he did care about Margery enough to help her when she later went into a coma.
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* In ''LightNovel/ShakuganNoShana'', ''Literature/ShakuganNoShana'', Eita Tanaka greatly admired Margery Daw for her [[AmazonChaser strength]] and [[CoolBigSis coolness]], doing everything he could to assist her in battle. One day, Margery, in a fit of UnstoppableRage, blew up Eita's girlfriend Ogata with a stray energy blast without even noticing. Although Margery quickly brought Ogata back to life and Ogata has no memory of this, Eita was traumatized for life. He broke off ties with Margery and said he never wants to see her again. However, he did care about Margery enough to help her when she later went into a coma.
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* Zelgadis from ''LightNovel/{{Slayers}}'' looked up to his guardian and great-grandfather Rezo, a powerful spellcaster, as the epitome of good, nobility and selflessness. He even allows himself to be turned into a monstrous chimera (part human, part golem, part demon) in order to be stronger and more able to further Rezo's cause. Understandably, Zel is quite bitter when he finds out that everything Rezo was doing, up to and including his experiment on Zelgadis, was intended only to find a cure for his blindness. [[spoiler:What Rezo failed to realize is that his blindness is a seal. By opening his eyes a fragment of [[GodOfEvil Ruby-Eyed Shabranigdo]] awoke, destroyed his body, and nearly destroyed the world.]]
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* Zelgadis from ''LightNovel/{{Slayers}}'' ''Literature/{{Slayers}}'' looked up to his guardian and great-grandfather Rezo, a powerful spellcaster, as the epitome of good, nobility and selflessness. He even allows himself to be turned into a monstrous chimera (part human, part golem, part demon) in order to be stronger and more able to further Rezo's cause. Understandably, Zel is quite bitter when he finds out that everything Rezo was doing, up to and including his experiment on Zelgadis, was intended only to find a cure for his blindness. [[spoiler:What Rezo failed to realize is that his blindness is a seal. By opening his eyes a fragment of [[GodOfEvil Ruby-Eyed Shabranigdo]] awoke, destroyed his body, and nearly destroyed the world.]]
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* An indirect example: In the ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' [[Anime/SakuraWarsTV TV series]], Kohran idolizes the inventor of the ''kohbu'' armor, whom she knows only by reputation and from the notes and plans he left behind. When she discovers that he [[FaceHeelTurn switched sides]] long ago and now leads the demonic forces against which she and the other Hanagumi fight, she undergoes a [[HeroicBSOD crisis of faith]].
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* An indirect example: In the ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' [[Anime/SakuraWarsTV TV series]], ''Anime/SakuraWars2000'', Kohran idolizes the inventor of the ''kohbu'' armor, whom she knows only by reputation and from the notes and plans he left behind. When she discovers that he [[FaceHeelTurn switched sides]] long ago and now leads the demonic forces against which she and the other Hanagumi fight, she undergoes a [[HeroicBSOD crisis of faith]].
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* In ''Anime/RebornToMasterTheBlade'', Hero King Inglis is on his deathbed, consoling his most loyal followers by saying that he trusts them to continue the glory and prospertiy of his Sylvair Kingdom beyond his death. This is especially prominent for his chosen successor, Randall, an orphan Inglis adopted and who showed incredible natural aptitude in martial and literary arts but never got a massive ego over it. After an undisclosed amount of time later, Inglis is reborn as a girl in the successor to her kingdom... and finds the world ''significantly'' worse off than it was before, and no trace of the peaceful, egalitarian, technologically-advanced society she fought so hard to build in her previous life. When she manages to meet illusions of her past memories in a magical subspace, she yells at them and asks them how they could have failed so badly, before she realizes they'll be unable to answer and contents herself with just beating them up.
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* ''Anime/MyHime'': Natsuki lost her mother at the age of 8, and spent the next few years training and investigating, trying to learn who had her mother killed and why. Well into the [[ThereCanBeOnlyOne [=HiME=] Carnival]], Natsuki meets with a representative to one of the two {{Illuminati}} groups trying to control the situation, John Smith. Smith tells her that her mother had sold out her employers at the other group, District One, and had even taken money to sell Natsuki to the Searrs Foundation. Natsuki is driven to a HeroicBSOD afterwards, suffering a PsychosomaticSuperpowerOutage, the memory of her loving mother shattered. Natsuki's contact in District One, Sakomizu, who also worked with Saeko Kuga, tells Natsuki he believes that her mother made an error in judgment trying to protect her, not out of greed or avarice. Natsuki, after regaining her powers, says she'll believe in the mother in her heart.
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* ''Anime/MyHime'': Natsuki lost her mother at the age of 8, and spent the next few years training and investigating, trying to learn who had her mother killed and why. Well into the [[ThereCanBeOnlyOne [=HiME=] Carnival]], Natsuki meets with a representative to one of the two {{Illuminati}} groups [[TheIlluminati Illuminati groups]] trying to control the situation, John Smith. Smith tells her that her mother had sold out her employers at the other group, District One, and had even taken money to sell Natsuki to the Searrs Foundation. Natsuki is driven to a HeroicBSOD afterwards, suffering a PsychosomaticSuperpowerOutage, the memory of her loving mother shattered. Natsuki's contact in District One, Sakomizu, who also worked with Saeko Kuga, tells Natsuki he believes that her mother made an error in judgment trying to protect her, not out of greed or avarice. Natsuki, after regaining her powers, says she'll believe in the mother in her heart.
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* ''Anime/MyHime'': Natsuki lost her mother at the age of 8, and spent the next few years training and investigating, trying to learn who had her mother killed and why. Well into the [[ThereCanBeOnlyOne [=HiME=] Carnival]], Natsuki meets with a representative to one of the two {{Illuminati}} groups trying to control the situation, John Smith. Smith tells her that her mother had sold out her employers at the other group, District One, and had even taken money to sell Natsuki to the Searrs Foundation. Natsuki is driven to a HeroicBSOD afterwards, suffering a PsychosomaticSuperpowerOutage, the memory of her loving mother shattered. Natsuki's contact in District One, Sakomizu, who also worked with Saeko Kuga, tells Natsuki he believes that her mother made an error in judgment trying to protect her, not out of greed or avarice. Natsuki, after regaining her powers, says she'll believe in the mother in her heart.
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-->"[[Heartwarming/BloomIntoYou The part of your sister that you knew was as real as the rest of her. Tell me who she was to you, Touko]]."
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* Throughout ''Anime/LittleWitchAcademia'', Akko's solitary goal is to meet Shiny Chariot, return the Shiny Rod to her, and thank her for inspiring her to take up magic. When she finally meets Chariot, it's revealed that not only has she been at Luna Nova the whole time, disguised as Professor Ursula, but [[spoiler:she had been ([[UnwittingPawn unknowingly]]) using her audiences' magic power to fuel her performances]]. In other words, [[spoiler:Akko's lack of magical talent is ''all Chariot's fault''.]] Akko understandably [[HeroicBSoD doesn't take this well]], but by the next time she meets Chariot, [[RebuiltPedestal all is forgiven]] and she fulfils her original goal of thanking her and returning the Shiny Rod.
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* Throughout ''Anime/LittleWitchAcademia'', ''Anime/LittleWitchAcademia2017'', Akko's solitary goal is to meet Shiny Chariot, return the Shiny Rod to her, and thank her for inspiring her to take up magic. When she finally meets Chariot, it's revealed that not only has she been at Luna Nova the whole time, disguised as Professor Ursula, but [[spoiler:she had been ([[UnwittingPawn unknowingly]]) using her audiences' magic power to fuel her performances]]. In other words, [[spoiler:Akko's lack of magical talent is ''all Chariot's fault''.]] Akko understandably [[HeroicBSoD doesn't take this well]], but by the next time she meets Chariot, [[RebuiltPedestal all is forgiven]] and she fulfils her original goal of thanking her and returning the Shiny Rod.
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* In The Mutineer arc of the second ''Anime/LegendOfGalacticHeroes Gaiden'' series, First Officer Lieutenant Bertram was idolized by the crew of the destroyer ''Hameln II'' for being the role model of common-born soldiers. However, when crisis struck the destroyer, he was revealed to be selfish person willing to throw the ''Hameln II'' into certain doom just to preserve his name as an "honourable Imperial officer". The crew members were so disappointed with him upon that revelation that they decided to join the Chief Navigator Reinhard von Lohengramm (then Müsel) and start a mutiny to wrest back control of the ship. Eventually however, Bertram had a HeelRealization and redeemed himself with a HeroicSacrifice.
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* In The Mutineer arc of the second ''Anime/LegendOfGalacticHeroes ''Literature/LegendOfTheGalacticHeroes Gaiden'' series, First Officer Lieutenant Bertram was idolized by the crew of the destroyer ''Hameln II'' for being the role model of common-born soldiers. However, when crisis struck the destroyer, he was revealed to be selfish person willing to throw the ''Hameln II'' into certain doom just to preserve his name as an "honourable Imperial officer". The crew members were so disappointed with him upon that revelation that they decided to join the Chief Navigator Reinhard von Lohengramm (then Müsel) and start a mutiny to wrest back control of the ship. Eventually however, Bertram had a HeelRealization and redeemed himself with a HeroicSacrifice.
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** In ''Journeys'', Gengar waited for its former trainer for years and understandably came to resent humans as a result, but upon hearing why it had been abandoned Gengar had to be stopped from returning the favor on said trainer with a few Shadow Balls. Thankfully, it had come to respect Ash (who had unknowingly risked his life to help it) and allowed itself to be on his team.
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** In ''Journeys'', ''[[Anime/PokemonJourneysTheSeries Journeys]]'', Gengar waited for its former trainer for years and understandably came to resent humans as a result, but upon hearing why it had been abandoned Gengar had to be stopped from returning the favor on said trainer with a few Shadow Balls. Thankfully, it had come to respect Ash (who had unknowingly risked his life to help it) and allowed itself to be on his team.
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* A rare positive example occurs in ''Manga/KomiCantCommunicate'' with [[ThoseTwoGirls Katou Mikuni and Sasaki Ayami]]. They, like many other of their classmates used to worship the ground where Komi walks at and made great efforts to impress her when placed in the same group as her during the class field trip. But after spending the entire trip with her, they realizes that the real Komi is different than the image of Komi they had in their minds and no longer sees her as a revered figure. However, they also admit that they liked the her kind and approachable real self more than their idealized image of her, thus the two became Komi's most grounded friends and closest confidants alongside Manbagi.
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* A rare positive example occurs in ''Manga/KomiCantCommunicate'' with [[ThoseTwoGirls Katou Mikuni and Sasaki Ayami]]. They, like many other of their classmates used to worship the ground where Komi walks at and made great efforts to impress her when placed in the same group as her during the class field trip. But after spending the entire trip with her, they realizes that the real Komi is different than the image of Komi they had in their minds and no longer sees her as a revered figure. However, they also admit that they liked the her kind and approachable real self more than their idealized image of her, thus the two became Komi's most grounded friends and closest confidants alongside Manbagi.
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* In episode 9 of ''Anime/InazumaEleven'', Megane gets one when he [[GenreSavvy figures out]] that Noberu, the author from his favourite manga series and captain of the {{Otaku}} team Shuuyou Meitou, used dirty tricks inspired from animes to cheat in the matches. After Noberu [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone realizes his mistakes]], Megane [[RebuiltPedestal forgives him]].
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* In episode 9 of ''Anime/InazumaEleven'', ''VideoGame/InazumaEleven'', Megane gets one when he [[GenreSavvy figures out]] that Noberu, the author from his favourite manga series and captain of the {{Otaku}} team Shuuyou Meitou, used dirty tricks inspired from animes to cheat in the matches. After Noberu [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone realizes his mistakes]], Megane [[RebuiltPedestal forgives him]].
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* In ''Manga/FailedPrincesses'', Nanaki Fujishiro [[BullyTurnedBuddy befriends Kanade Kurokawa]], the girl she used to bully, putting her at odds with [[BetaBitch Miki Midorikawa]], who used to admire Fujishiro. Confused by and upset over Fujishiro's changes, Miki takes it out on Kurokawa by being even nastier to her than before.
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** Gajeel was this to Rogue, who idolized Gajeel as one of Phantom Lord's best mages, but was dismayed when, after Phantom Lord was disbanded, Gajeel joined Phantom Lord's ArchEnemy Fairy Tail. Gajeel, however, points out that there was nothing admirable about the way he was back then.
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** Gajeel was this to Rogue, who idolized Gajeel as one of Phantom Lord's best mages, but was dismayed when, after Phantom Lord was disbanded, Gajeel joined Phantom Lord's ArchEnemy Fairy Tail. Gajeel, however, points out during their fight that there was nothing admirable about the way he was back then.then. Rogue after the fight [[spoiler:and being freed from his SuperpoweredEvilSide]] realizes Gajeel is right and goes back to respecting him.
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** AdaptationalExpansion reveals that this was the crux of [[spoiler:Acnologia's FaceHeelTurn. He was once a doctor who lived in a village protected by an old dragon named Acnologia and looked up to him. Then Acnologia I was attacked and horribly injured by Dragon Slayers, and in his madness slaughtered the village out of a newfound fear of humans. The doctor took this betrayal so bad that it founded his thirst for vengeance that ultimately led him to start killing other dragons, become a dragon himself, and turn into an OmnicidalManiac, [[MeaningfulRename taking the name of that old dragon]] as he lost any love he had for dragon or human himself.]]
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** AdaptationalExpansion reveals that this was the crux of [[spoiler:Acnologia's FaceHeelTurn. He was once a doctor who lived in a village protected by an old dragon named Proton Acnologia and looked up to him. Then Proton Acnologia I was attacked and horribly injured by Dragon Slayers, and in his madness slaughtered the village out of a newfound fear of humans. The doctor took this betrayal so bad that it founded his thirst for vengeance that ultimately led him to start killing other dragons, become a dragon himself, and turn into an OmnicidalManiac, [[MeaningfulRename taking the name of that old dragon]] as he lost any love he had for dragon or human himself.]]
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* Downplayed in ''Manga/The100GirlfriendsWhoReallyReallyReallyReallyReallyLoveYou'' - even after seeing Kishika mentally regress to childhood, the girls are happy to accept her into the family, although they're a bit disappointed that she isn't as cool as they first thought she was.
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** Sayaka's FirstLove was her [[SenpaiKohai senpai]] at her previous school, who said she'd fallen for her and asked her out. Some time later, though, the older girl suddenly broke off the relationship, saying that they were getting too old for a RomanticTwoGirlFriendship. After Sayaka transferred to Toomi East High School and met Touko, she ended up meeting her senpai by chance one day, and the older girl apologized to Sayaka for getting her interested in girls, expressing the hope that she was once again heterosexual. Sayaka, who'd since fallen for Touko, [[StealthInsult told her senpai that she had no idea how she fell in love with her]], then left arm-in-arm with Touko after calling her by her first name[[note]]Touko and Sayaka are best friends, so this isn't unusual for them, but Sayaka's senpai doesn't know this[[/note]], subtly implying that she's still a lesbian.
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** Sayaka's FirstLove was her [[SenpaiKohai senpai]] at her previous school, who said she'd fallen for her and asked her out. Some time later, though, the older girl suddenly broke off the relationship, saying that they were getting too old for a RomanticTwoGirlFriendship.GayRomanticPhase. After Sayaka transferred to Toomi East High School and met Touko, she ended up meeting her senpai by chance one day, and the older girl apologized to Sayaka for getting her interested in girls, expressing the hope that she was once again heterosexual. Sayaka, who'd since fallen for Touko, [[StealthInsult told her senpai that she had no idea how she fell in love with her]], then left arm-in-arm with Touko after calling her by her first name[[note]]Touko and Sayaka are best friends, so this isn't unusual for them, but Sayaka's senpai doesn't know this[[/note]], subtly implying that she's still a lesbian.
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** In ''Journeys'', Gengar waited for its former trainer for years and understandably came to resent humans as a result, but upon hearing why it had been abandoned Gengar had to be stopped from returning the favor on said trainer with a few Shadow Balls. Thankfully, it had come to respect Ash (who had unknowingly risked his life to help it) and allowed itself to be on his team.
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* ''Manga/CaseClosed'' loves to apply this trope to murderers and victims.
** The best example comes when Conan Edogawa, during the "3K's of Osaka" storyline, realizes that his idol, the famous European soccer player Ray Curtis, is [[spoiler:the murderer of the week]]. Not only that, but the rumors about [[spoiler:his heroin addiction]] were, in fact, true.
** Ran goes through this ''twice''. First, [[spoiler:the karate champion she idolizes is TakingTheHeat for his girlfriend, the true murderer]]. Second, she not only finds out that [[spoiler:her favorite school teacher also was the killer of the week]], but has to actually ''reveal the truth'', making said episode a ''massive'' TearJerker.
** Another instance involves [[spoiler:a woman who worked at a pastry shop and was kind to Ayumi...who had lured her downstairs neighbor under her window and dropped a flower pot on her head. Ayumi didn't want to believe she could have done it, and was broken-hearted when it turned out she did.]]
** It happened again when [[spoiler:the Detective Boys investigated a case of "self-defense" by a man Mitsuhiko idolized and discovered it was actually premeditated murder.]]
** And then there's a subversion... [[spoiler:Shiratori is genuinely saddened when he meets a girl who seemed to be his [[LoveAtFirstSight "girl of destiny"]] and it turns out she's a WomanScorned who has just killed her boyfriend [[LoveHurts after he screwed her over]] ''and'' tried to use him to strengthen her alibi... but soon he finds out she ''isn't'' the girl he's been pining for. [[ChildhoodFriendRomance And he later]] [[FirstGirlAfterAll finds out]] [[HotTeacher who she *actually* is]].]]
** It's played straight ''twice'' for Kogoro, too. First, [[spoiler:one of his TrueCompanions turns out to have killed another person from their friend circle.]] Later, [[spoiler:a young lady whom he tutored in the past kills her older sister.]]
** The best example comes when Conan Edogawa, during the "3K's of Osaka" storyline, realizes that his idol, the famous European soccer player Ray Curtis, is [[spoiler:the murderer of the week]]. Not only that, but the rumors about [[spoiler:his heroin addiction]] were, in fact, true.
** Ran goes through this ''twice''. First, [[spoiler:the karate champion she idolizes is TakingTheHeat for his girlfriend, the true murderer]]. Second, she not only finds out that [[spoiler:her favorite school teacher also was the killer of the week]], but has to actually ''reveal the truth'', making said episode a ''massive'' TearJerker.
** Another instance involves [[spoiler:a woman who worked at a pastry shop and was kind to Ayumi...who had lured her downstairs neighbor under her window and dropped a flower pot on her head. Ayumi didn't want to believe she could have done it, and was broken-hearted when it turned out she did.]]
** It happened again when [[spoiler:the Detective Boys investigated a case of "self-defense" by a man Mitsuhiko idolized and discovered it was actually premeditated murder.]]
** And then there's a subversion... [[spoiler:Shiratori is genuinely saddened when he meets a girl who seemed to be his [[LoveAtFirstSight "girl of destiny"]] and it turns out she's a WomanScorned who has just killed her boyfriend [[LoveHurts after he screwed her over]] ''and'' tried to use him to strengthen her alibi... but soon he finds out she ''isn't'' the girl he's been pining for. [[ChildhoodFriendRomance And he later]] [[FirstGirlAfterAll finds out]] [[HotTeacher who she *actually* is]].]]
** It's played straight ''twice'' for Kogoro, too. First, [[spoiler:one of his TrueCompanions turns out to have killed another person from their friend circle.]] Later, [[spoiler:a young lady whom he tutored in the past kills her older sister.]]
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* ''Manga/DetectiveConan'' loves to apply this trope to murderers and victims.
** The best example comes when Conan Edogawa, during the "3K's of Osaka" storyline, realizes that his idol, the famous European soccer player Ray Curtis, is [[spoiler:the murderer of the week]]. Not only that, but the rumors about [[spoiler:his heroin addiction]] were, in fact, true.
** Ran goes through this ''twice''. First, [[spoiler:the karate champion she idolizes is TakingTheHeat for his girlfriend, the true murderer]]. Second, she not only finds out that [[spoiler:her favorite school teacher also was the killer of the week]], but has to actually ''reveal the truth'', making said episode a ''massive'' TearJerker.
** Another instance involves [[spoiler:a woman who worked at a pastry shop and was kind to Ayumi...who had lured her downstairs neighbor under her window and dropped a flower pot on her head. Ayumi didn't want to believe she could have done it, and was broken-hearted when it turned out she did.]]
** It happened again when [[spoiler:the Detective Boys investigated a case of "self-defense" by a man Mitsuhiko idolized and discovered it was actually premeditated murder.]]
** And then there's a subversion... [[spoiler:Shiratori is genuinely saddened when he meets a girl who seemed to be his [[LoveAtFirstSight "girl of destiny"]] and it turns out she's a WomanScorned who has just killed her boyfriend [[LoveHurts after he screwed her over]] ''and'' tried to use him to strengthen her alibi... but soon he finds out she ''isn't'' the girl he's been pining for. [[ChildhoodFriendRomance And he later]] [[FirstGirlAfterAll finds out]] [[HotTeacher who she *actually* is]].]]
** It's played straight ''twice'' for Kogoro, too. First, [[spoiler:one of his TrueCompanions turns out to have killed another person from their friend circle.]] Later, [[spoiler:a young lady whom he tutored in the past kills her older sister.]]
** The best example comes when Conan Edogawa, during the "3K's of Osaka" storyline, realizes that his idol, the famous European soccer player Ray Curtis, is [[spoiler:the murderer of the week]]. Not only that, but the rumors about [[spoiler:his heroin addiction]] were, in fact, true.
** Ran goes through this ''twice''. First, [[spoiler:the karate champion she idolizes is TakingTheHeat for his girlfriend, the true murderer]]. Second, she not only finds out that [[spoiler:her favorite school teacher also was the killer of the week]], but has to actually ''reveal the truth'', making said episode a ''massive'' TearJerker.
** Another instance involves [[spoiler:a woman who worked at a pastry shop and was kind to Ayumi...who had lured her downstairs neighbor under her window and dropped a flower pot on her head. Ayumi didn't want to believe she could have done it, and was broken-hearted when it turned out she did.]]
** It happened again when [[spoiler:the Detective Boys investigated a case of "self-defense" by a man Mitsuhiko idolized and discovered it was actually premeditated murder.]]
** And then there's a subversion... [[spoiler:Shiratori is genuinely saddened when he meets a girl who seemed to be his [[LoveAtFirstSight "girl of destiny"]] and it turns out she's a WomanScorned who has just killed her boyfriend [[LoveHurts after he screwed her over]] ''and'' tried to use him to strengthen her alibi... but soon he finds out she ''isn't'' the girl he's been pining for. [[ChildhoodFriendRomance And he later]] [[FirstGirlAfterAll finds out]] [[HotTeacher who she *actually* is]].]]
** It's played straight ''twice'' for Kogoro, too. First, [[spoiler:one of his TrueCompanions turns out to have killed another person from their friend circle.]] Later, [[spoiler:a young lady whom he tutored in the past kills her older sister.]]
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** The best example comes when Conan Edogawa, during the "3K's of Osaka" storyline, realizes that his idol, the famous European soccer player Ray Curtis, is [[spoiler:the murderer of the week]]. Not only that, but the rumors about [[spoiler:his heroin addiction]] were, in fact, true.
** Ran goes through this ''twice''. First, [[spoiler:the karate champion she idolizes is TakingTheHeat for his girlfriend, the true murderer]]. Second, she not only finds out that [[spoiler:her favorite school teacher also was the killer of the week]], but has to actually ''reveal the truth'', making said episode a ''massive'' TearJerker.
** Another instance involves [[spoiler:a woman who worked at a pastry shop and was kind to Ayumi...who had lured her downstairs neighbor under her window and dropped a flower pot on her head. Ayumi didn't want to believe she could have done it, and was broken-hearted when it turned out she did.]]
** It happened again when [[spoiler:the Detective Boys investigated a case of "self-defense" by a man Mitsuhiko idolized and discovered it was actually premeditated murder.]]
** And then there's a subversion... [[spoiler:Shiratori is genuinely saddened when he meets a girl who seemed to be his [[LoveAtFirstSight "girl of destiny"]] and it turns out she's a WomanScorned who has just killed her boyfriend [[LoveHurts after he screwed her over]] ''and'' tried to use him to strengthen her alibi... but soon he finds out she ''isn't'' the girl he's been pining for. [[ChildhoodFriendRomance And he later]] [[FirstGirlAfterAll finds out]] [[HotTeacher who she *actually* is]].]]
** It's played straight ''twice'' for Kogoro, too. First, [[spoiler:one of his TrueCompanions turns out to have killed another person from their friend circle.]] Later, [[spoiler:a young lady whom he tutored in the past kills her older sister.]]
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* Poor Sugi of ''Manga/GirlFriends'', in her DayInTheLimelight chapter, had a most awkward reunion with her idolized former elementary school teacher and first crush when the latter [[spoiler:[[TheChikan molested her while she was commuting on a train]]]], completely shattering her rose-tinted memories of him. Tamamin had a good laugh at her expense when she told her abut it.
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* Poor Sugi of ''Manga/GirlFriends'', in her DayInTheLimelight chapter, had a most awkward reunion with her idolized former elementary school teacher and first crush when the latter [[spoiler:[[TheChikan molested her while she was commuting on a train]]]], completely shattering her rose-tinted memories of him. Tamamin had a good laugh at her expense when she told her abut about it.
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** Charmander was completely oblivious to the fact that his {{Jerkass}} of a trainer abandoned him because he was weak, waited for the day for that trainer to return, even through a fierce storm, which would be fatal to Charmander, had it not been for Ash and friends. However, Charmander discovers who its Trainer really is and left him when he decided to take it back.
** Charmander was completely oblivious to the fact that his {{Jerkass}} of a trainer abandoned him because he was weak, waited for the day for that trainer to return, even through a fierce storm, which would be fatal to Charmander, had it not been for Ash and friends. However, Charmander discovers who its Trainer really is and left him when he decided to take it back.
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** Charmander was completely oblivious to the fact that his {{Jerkass}} of a trainer abandoned him because he wasweak, weak and waited for the day for that trainer to return, even through a fierce storm, which would be fatal to Charmander, Charmander had it not been for Ash and friends. However, Charmander discovers who its Trainer really is and left him when he decided to take it back.
** Charmander was completely oblivious to the fact that his {{Jerkass}} of a trainer abandoned him because he was
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** A straighter example happened to Inasa Yoarashi in his backstory. When Inasa was a kid, he tried to get the Pro Hero Endeavor's autograph, only for Endeavor to shove him away and coldly tell him to stay out of his way. This leads Inasa to hate Endeavor for going against what a hero should be, and Endeavor's son Shoto for having the same cold eyes as his father and rejecting him in the same way then they met.
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** A straighter example happened to Inasa Yoarashi in his backstory. When Inasa was a kid, he tried to get the Pro Hero Endeavor's autograph, only for Endeavor to shove him away and coldly tell him to stay out of his way. This leads Inasa to hate Endeavor for going against what a hero should be, and Endeavor's son Shoto for having the same cold eyes as his father and rejecting him in the same way then when they met.
