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* KavorkaMan: Suberted with Tonguç who gives this impression: He is [[FaceOfAThug not a particularly handsome man]], but he talks a big game as a StarvingArtist, and casually references classical authors and artists to brandish his own intellectual status, something that does endear him to many women in the circles he hangs out. Unfortunately, beneath it all, he is a repulsive {{Slimeball}}, and the mask tends to drop pretty quickly.
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* KillTheParentRaiseTheChild: In one issue, [[spoiler:Şerafettin kills a couple during a fit of rage, only to find out that they had an infant son who is now orphaned. While Shero is a remorseless {{Jerkass}}, [[EvenEvilHasStandards even he seems]] torn up about [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone what he did]]. For a while, he debates [[WouldHurtAChild killing the boy]] as an act of MercyKill, but finds himself unable to do so and brings him back home instead, seemingly with the intent of raising him (at least until he can find a more permanent solution). Eventually the boy is taken in by someone with ''much'' better parental instincts]].
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* EarAche: The titular character is not above pulling the ears off mice as torture.
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Satire has always been popular in Turkey. Despite being published in a conservative Middle Eastern country, Turkish humor magazines enjoy a high level of tolerance, which allows Turkish comic book artists to explore violence, nudity and profanity without reserve.
First serialized in the monthly humor magazine ''L-Manyak'' ("L-Maniac") in 1996, ''Serafettin the Bad Cat'' (usually called "Shero") is a resident of Cihangir, a rather seedy neighborhood in İstanbul. Armed with a short temper, violent disposition and bulletproof eyebrows, the Bad Cat defends the weak against evil... when he's not sexually harassing female cats or overindulging in cheap wine.
He was named after the late cat of his creator, Bulent Ustun. An [[AnimatedAdaptation animated film]] depicting his exploits was released in February 2016, just titled "Bad Cat" for international release.
First serialized in the monthly humor magazine ''L-Manyak'' ("L-Maniac") in 1996, ''Serafettin the Bad Cat'' (usually called "Shero") is a resident of Cihangir, a rather seedy neighborhood in İstanbul. Armed with a short temper, violent disposition and bulletproof eyebrows, the Bad Cat defends the weak against evil... when he's not sexually harassing female cats or overindulging in cheap wine.
He was named after the late cat of his creator, Bulent Ustun. An [[AnimatedAdaptation animated film]] depicting his exploits was released in February 2016, just titled "Bad Cat" for international release.
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* WeHardlyKnewYe: Black, another cat that pointed Princess out to Shero in the first place, is immediately stabbed to death by the cartoonist when he sees what they've done.
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* WeHardlyKnewYe: Black, another cat that pointed Princess out to Shero in the first place, is immediately stabbed to death by the cartoonist when he sees what they've done.done.
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* LikeFatherLikeSon: Shero takes after Tonguç's womanising and occasional anger issues dials it UpToEleven but is nowhere as intellectual as his father. Shero's son Tacettin takes more after Tonguç's artistic and intellectual side and is usually disdainful of his father's actions but will occasionally reveal himself to be NotSoAboveItAll.
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* LikeFatherLikeSon: Shero takes after Tonguç's womanising and occasional anger issues dials it UpToEleven up but is nowhere as intellectual as his father. Shero's son Tacettin takes more after Tonguç's artistic and intellectual side and is usually disdainful of his father's actions but will occasionally reveal himself to be NotSoAboveItAll.
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* LowerClassLout: Shero embodies a specific, Middle Eastern subtype of this trope known in Turkey as ''kabadayı'', essentially the local neighbourhood tough-guy or thug. Many other residents of Shero's neighbourhood also match this trope in one way or another.
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* CurbStompCushion: The first and third fights between Shero and Cizer. [[spoiler:Shero lands the most hits and wins both times, but Cizer still lands some good hits.]]
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* ImprobableWeaponUser: Cizer, the cartoonist, throws scissors at Black and instantly kills him.
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* RecurringBoss: The cartoonist fights Shero at least four times, with both wanting revenge on each other.
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First serialised serialized in the monthly humor magazine L-Manyak ''L-Manyak'' ("L-Maniac") in 1996, Serafettin ''Serafettin the Bad Cat Cat'' (usually called "Shero") is a resident of Cihangir, a rather seedy neighborhood in İstanbul. Armed with a short temper, violent disposition and bulletproof eyebrows, the Bad Cat defends the weak against evil... when he's not sexually harassing female cats or overindulging in cheap wine.
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* MaleGaze: Misscat has some shots of her butt.
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* MaleGaze: Misscat has some shots of her butt.
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* GroinAttack: Misscat gives Shero a half-serious, half-flirtatious one.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: The other neighbourhood cats seem to just about tolerate Shero due to a combination of Seniority, Proximity, Necessity and Fear.
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This is not true there comic strips of Taco in 2004 "Canon Foreigner: Exclusive to the film, Shero has an illegitimate son named Taco."
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* CanonForeigner: Exclusive to the film, Shero has an illegitimate son named Taco.
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* BulletCatch: Tacettin doesn't believe Shero can do this until he sees it in action.
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* GoodParents: While neither Shero, nor Tonguç are good parents, the comics show that Shero at least ''tries'' it with Tacettin. Unfortunately, Shero only knows how to be a scoundrel and what he can teach is limited to that as a result. Still, threatening Tacettin is one of the surest way to get Shero acting the part of a PapaWolf.
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* OnlySaneMan: Tacettin usually fulfils this role where his father's more outlandish schemes are concerned. Shero himself can be this trope in his element, though any sanity is quickly overshadowed by his anger and dickishness.
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* BlackComedyRape: The comics are practically built on this, with Shero himself ending up on both ends over the course of the comics.
* BoomerangBigot: Shero is a bona-fide street cat in attitude and behaviour, including disdain for house cats. This is a problem, as he is a housecat himself. The threat of this getting revealed to the other street cats turns out to be one of the few things that gives him pause.
* CatsAreMean: Shero has anger-management issues. The other cats of the neighbourhood are a mixed bag, but none of them match Shero's unbridled aggression and alpha-dog complex.
* BoomerangBigot: Shero is a bona-fide street cat in attitude and behaviour, including disdain for house cats. This is a problem, as he is a housecat himself. The threat of this getting revealed to the other street cats turns out to be one of the few things that gives him pause.
* CatsAreMean: Shero has anger-management issues. The other cats of the neighbourhood are a mixed bag, but none of them match Shero's unbridled aggression and alpha-dog complex.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: ''Extremely'' rarely, Shero will show a softer side such as [[WouldNotHurtAChild refusing to kill a baby]]...after he murdered both the parents in a fit of rage.
* LikeFatherLikeSon: Shero takes after Tonguç's womanising and occasional anger issues dials it UpToEleven but is nowhere as intellectual as his father. Shero's son Tacettin takes more after Tonguç's artistic and intellectual side and is usually disdainful of his father's actions but will occasionally reveal himself to be NotSoAboveItAll.
* LikeFatherLikeSon: Shero takes after Tonguç's womanising and occasional anger issues dials it UpToEleven but is nowhere as intellectual as his father. Shero's son Tacettin takes more after Tonguç's artistic and intellectual side and is usually disdainful of his father's actions but will occasionally reveal himself to be NotSoAboveItAll.
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* BrainMonster: After being revived, the cartoonist's scalp is no longer fully attached to his head, flopping around on what ammounts to a hinge.
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* BrainMonster: After being revived, the cartoonist's scalp is no longer fully attached to his head, flopping around on what ammounts amounts to a hinge.hinge made of skin.
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* BrainMonster: After being revived, the cartoonist's scalp is no longer fully attached to his head, exposing his brain at times.
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* BrainMonster: After being revived, the cartoonist's scalp is no longer fully attached to his head, exposing his brain at times.flopping around on what ammounts to a hinge.
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He was named after the late cat of his creator, Bulent Ustun. An [[AnimatedAdaptation animated film]] depicting his exploits was released in February 2016.
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* RevengeBeforeReason: A comic book artist living in Cihangir (based on Bulent Ustun himself) goes insane when Shero rapes his cat. He chases Shero with guns, knives and axes but ends up getting killed himself... only to return from the dead and renew the chase, again and again.
* StrongFamilyResemblance: At least in the AnimatedAdaptation, Shero has an illegitimate son named Taco who looks exactly like him, except with buck teeth instead of an underbite.
* TearOffYourFace: Shero does this to a man once: "You know what this is? It's a claw. Now you might be wondering what it's good for. Let me show you."
* StrongFamilyResemblance: At least in the AnimatedAdaptation, Shero has an illegitimate son named Taco who looks exactly like him, except with buck teeth instead of an underbite.
* TearOffYourFace: Shero does this to a man once: "You know what this is? It's a claw. Now you might be wondering what it's good for. Let me show you."
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* RevengeBeforeReason: ImplacableMan: A comic book artist living in Cihangir (based on Bulent Ustun himself) goes insane when Shero rapes his cat. He chases Shero with guns, knives and axes but ends up getting killed himself... only to return from the dead and renew the chase, again and again.
*StrongFamilyResemblance: At least in the AnimatedAdaptation, RevengeBeforeReason: The artist's single-minded pursuit to kill Shero has an illegitimate son named Taco who looks exactly like him, except with buck teeth instead of an underbite.
him tend to ignore any other immediate dangers.
* TearOffYourFace: Shero does this to a man once: "You know what this is? It's a claw. Now you might be wondering what it's good for. Let me show you.""
* UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist: Shero, with an emphasis on BlackComedy.
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* AdaptationDeviation: Rather than showing or implying a cat-on-cat rape, the cartoonist's cat Princess is accidentally electrocuted to death when Shero and Black break in to the cartoonist's apartment to seduce her.
* BankRobbery: The main event of the third act, as Shero's owner Tank is late on payments to his landlord and, combined with Shero's notoriety, they could be evicted. Oh, and it's also to afford liquor.
* BrainMonster: After being revived, the cartoonist's scalp is no longer fully attached to his head, exposing his brain at times.
* CanonForeigner: Exclusive to the film, Shero has an illegitimate son named Taco.
* DamselInDistress: Misscat's first appearance is being antagonized by a pair of dogs that Shero saves her from. [[spoiler:In the finale, the cartoonist also holds Misscat hostage, but gets double-teamed by Shero and Taco.]]
* EverythingExplodesEnding: [[spoiler:The final battle with the cartoonist ends with the explosion of a barbecue's propane tank, which segues into fireworks.]]
* LoveInterest: A white cat named Misscat, who initially turns down Shero even after he rescues her, falls for him over the course of the film.
* MissingMom: Taco's mother Mimosa, whose death motivated the kitten to seek out his father.
* StrongFamilyResemblance: Taco looks exactly like his father, except with buck teeth instead of an underbite.
* TakingTheBullet: [[spoiler:Taco takes a bullet for Shero when a robbery goes wrong, though Shero's owner Tank is able to save his life.]]
* ThoseTwoGuys: Rifki the seagull and Riza the rat, two of Shero's associates.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: Black, another cat that pointed Princess out to Shero in the first place, is immediately stabbed to death by the cartoonist when he sees what they've done.
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* TearOffYourFace: Shero does this to a man once: "You know what this is? It's a claw. Now you might be wondering what it's good for. Let me show you.
* UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist: Shero, with an emphasis on BlackComedy.
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* AdaptationDeviation: Rather than showing or implying a cat-on-cat rape, the cartoonist's cat Princess is accidentally electrocuted to death when Shero and Black break in to the cartoonist's apartment to seduce her.
* BankRobbery: The main event of the third act, as Shero's owner Tank is late on payments to his landlord and, combined with Shero's notoriety, they could be evicted. Oh, and it's also to afford liquor.
* BrainMonster: After being revived, the cartoonist's scalp is no longer fully attached to his head, exposing his brain at times.
* CanonForeigner: Exclusive to the film, Shero has an illegitimate son named Taco.
* DamselInDistress: Misscat's first appearance is being antagonized by a pair of dogs that Shero saves her from. [[spoiler:In the finale, the cartoonist also holds Misscat hostage, but gets double-teamed by Shero and Taco.]]
* EverythingExplodesEnding: [[spoiler:The final battle with the cartoonist ends with the explosion of a barbecue's propane tank, which segues into fireworks.]]
* LoveInterest: A white cat named Misscat, who initially turns down Shero even after he rescues her, falls for him over the course of the film.
* MissingMom: Taco's mother Mimosa, whose death motivated the kitten to seek out his father.
* StrongFamilyResemblance: Taco looks exactly like his father, except with buck teeth instead of an underbite.
* TakingTheBullet: [[spoiler:Taco takes a bullet for Shero when a robbery goes wrong, though Shero's owner Tank is able to save his life.]]
* ThoseTwoGuys: Rifki the seagull and Riza the rat, two of Shero's associates.
* WeHardlyKnewYe: Black, another cat that pointed Princess out to Shero in the first place, is immediately stabbed to death by the cartoonist when he sees what they've done.
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* BigOlEyebrows: Shero has some massive black eyebrows that give him a gruff, unfriendly look.
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[[caption-width-right:350:"F***ing ball of yarn!"]]
Satire has always been popular in Turkey. Despite being published in a conservative Middle Eastern country, Turkish humor magazines enjoy a high level of tolerance, which allows Turkish comic book artists to explore violence, nudity and profanity without reserve.
First serialised in the monthly humor magazine L-Manyak ("L-Maniac") in 1996, Serafettin the Bad Cat (usually called "Shero") is a resident of Cihangir, a rather seedy neighborhood in İstanbul. Armed with a short temper, violent disposition and bulletproof eyebrows, the Bad Cat defends the weak against evil... when he's not sexually harassing female cats or overindulging in cheap wine.
He was named after the late cat of his creator, Bulent Ustun. An animated film depicting his exploits is to be released in February 2016.
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* CatsAreMean: Shero has anger-management issues.
* HalfHumanHybrid: Shero himself is one, conceived when his mother sat on his calibate / artist father Tonguç's semen.
* RevengeBeforeReason: A comic book artist living in Cihangir (based on Bulent Ustun himself) goes insane when Shero rapes his cat. He chases Shero with guns, knives and axes but ends up getting killed himself... only to return from the dead and renew the chase, again and again.
* TearOffYourFace: Shero does this to a man once: "You know what this is? It's a claw. Now you might be wondering what it's good for. Let me show you."
[[caption-width-right:350:"F***ing ball of yarn!"]]
Satire has always been popular in Turkey. Despite being published in a conservative Middle Eastern country, Turkish humor magazines enjoy a high level of tolerance, which allows Turkish comic book artists to explore violence, nudity and profanity without reserve.
First serialised in the monthly humor magazine L-Manyak ("L-Maniac") in 1996, Serafettin the Bad Cat (usually called "Shero") is a resident of Cihangir, a rather seedy neighborhood in İstanbul. Armed with a short temper, violent disposition and bulletproof eyebrows, the Bad Cat defends the weak against evil... when he's not sexually harassing female cats or overindulging in cheap wine.
He was named after the late cat of his creator, Bulent Ustun. An animated film depicting his exploits is to be released in February 2016.
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!!This series provides examples of:
* CatsAreMean: Shero has anger-management issues.
* HalfHumanHybrid: Shero himself is one, conceived when his mother sat on his calibate / artist father Tonguç's semen.
* RevengeBeforeReason: A comic book artist living in Cihangir (based on Bulent Ustun himself) goes insane when Shero rapes his cat. He chases Shero with guns, knives and axes but ends up getting killed himself... only to return from the dead and renew the chase, again and again.
* TearOffYourFace: Shero does this to a man once: "You know what this is? It's a claw. Now you might be wondering what it's good for. Let me show you."
