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* Daisuke Aurora in ''Manga/HeatGuyJ''.
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* Daisuke Aurora in ''Manga/HeatGuyJ''.''Anime/HeatGuyJ''.
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* Bill Coleman in the ''Manga/GunsmithCats'' OVA is an A.T.F. agent and JerkWithAHeartOfGold who [[BoxedCrook blackmails Rally and May into helping him with his investigation]], but doesn't hesitate to throw himself in the line of fire to protect them when things go south and frequently launches his own investigations when his superiors stonewall him. He often compares himself to [[Film/TheUntouchables1987 Eliot Ness]].
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* ''Manga/YoureUnderArrest'': Natsumi Tsujimoto has some shades of this, due to her brashness, though for the most part she's generally rule-abidding. She obviously contrasts with her ByTheBookCop partner, Miyuki (who actually doesn't lack her moments of this every once in a while).
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* ''Manga/YoureUnderArrest'': Natsumi Tsujimoto has some shades of this, due to her brashness, though for the most part she's generally rule-abidding.rule-abiding. She obviously contrasts with her ByTheBookCop partner, Miyuki (who actually doesn't lack her moments of this every once in a while).
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* One Officer Jenny in ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}''. She'll attack you with a bowling ball before sending out her Chatot, buddy.
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* One Officer Jenny in ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}''.''Anime/PokemonTheSeries''. She'll attack you with a bowling ball before sending out her Chatot, buddy.
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* ''Manga/{{i tell c}}'': Risa Aioi is an AllLovingHeroine who has the tendency to fall in love with criminals and pursues them by behaving as a StalkerWithACrush on the suspects, and breaks numerous laws to get to her "blight in shining armour". She's pretty much a criminal, and the police considers her a liability who can be [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness discarded]] at a moment's notice.
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'' has Captain Smoker, the main protagonist's primary InspectorJavert / SympatheticInspectorAntagonist. In fact, his tendency for this is implied to be the main reason why he had his rank during the start of the series -- Smoker's strength was ''well'' beyond that of a captain at the time. [[spoiler:Eventually, he gets promoted to Commodore, and then Vice-Admiral, and is ''still'' chasing after Luffy.]]
** Smoker is also a commander of a Marine unit of the 5th Grand Line Marine base, or G5 for short. It's where HQ sends all the [[CowboyCop cowboy cops]] and other overly violent Marines, meaning the CowboyCop of the series is now DaChief of a unit composed out of cowboy cops
** Smoker is also a commander of a Marine unit of the 5th Grand Line Marine base, or G5 for short. It's where HQ sends all the [[CowboyCop cowboy cops]] and other overly violent Marines, meaning the CowboyCop of the series is now DaChief of a unit composed out of cowboy cops
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* ''Manga/OnePiece'' has Captain Smoker, the main protagonist's primary InspectorJavert / SympatheticInspectorAntagonist. In fact, his tendency for this is implied to be the main reason why he had his rank during the start of the series -- Smoker's strength was ''well'' beyond that of a captain at the time. [[spoiler:Eventually, he gets promoted to Commodore, and then Vice-Admiral, and is ''still'' chasing after Luffy.]]
]] Fortunately for Luffy, Smoker is a good man who's an example of the fairly rare heroic Cowboy Cop.
** Smoker is also a commander of a Marine unit of the 5th Grand Line Marine base, or G5 for short. It's where HQ sends all the [[CowboyCop cowboy cops]] and other overly violent Marines, meaning the CowboyCop of the series is now DaChief of a unit composed out of cowboycopscops. And much like their boss, they too are ultimately good men.
** Smoker is also a commander of a Marine unit of the 5th Grand Line Marine base, or G5 for short. It's where HQ sends all the [[CowboyCop cowboy cops]] and other overly violent Marines, meaning the CowboyCop of the series is now DaChief of a unit composed out of cowboy
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* ''Manga/YoureUnderArrest'': Natsumi Tsujimoto has some shades of this, due to her brashness, though for the most part she's generally rule-abidding. She obviously contrasts with her ByTheBookCop partner, Miyuki (who actually doesn't lack her moments of this every once in a while).
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** smoker is also a commander of a marine unit of the 5th grandline marine base, or G5 for short, its were HQ sends all the cowboycops and other overely violent marines, meaning The cowboycop of the series is now DaChief of a unit composed out of cowboycops
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** smoker Smoker is also a commander of a marine Marine unit of the 5th grandline marine Grand Line Marine base, or G5 for short, its were short. It's where HQ sends all the cowboycops [[CowboyCop cowboy cops]] and other overely overly violent marines, Marines, meaning The cowboycop the CowboyCop of the series is now DaChief of a unit composed out of cowboycopscowboy cops
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* Batou in ''Manga/GhostInTheShell'' is a good example for an actually heroic cowboy cop, but the whole Section 9 could fit this trope as well. Even Aramaki and the Major, who are much more sophisticated and less hot-blooded don't have the law very high on their list of priorities. Given the corrupt state of the Japanese government and the fact that Section 9 seems to spend more time fighting against rival national security and military forces loyal to other factions of the government than actually dealing with terrorists, it's understandable.
** In short, the whole Section 9 is a shining example.
** In short, the whole Section 9 is a shining example.
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* Batou in ''Manga/GhostInTheShell'' is a good example for an actually heroic cowboy cop, but the whole Section 9 could fit this trope as well. Even Aramaki and the Major, who are much more sophisticated and less hot-blooded don't have the law very high on their list of priorities. Given the corrupt state nature of the Japanese government and the fact their work, this is to be expected: Being SecretPolice rather than regular cops, they have little effective oversight, don't usually need to worry about making a collar that Section 9 seems to spend more time will stand up in court, and are often actively fighting against rival national other branches of the corrupt Japanese military and security and military forces loyal to other factions of the government than actually dealing with terrorists, it's understandable.
** In short, the whole Section 9 is a shining example.apparatus.
** In short, the whole Section 9 is a shining example.
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** smoker is also a commander of a marine unit of the 5th grandline marine base, or G5 for short, its were HQ sends all the cowboycops and other overely violent marines, meaning The cowboycop of the series is now DaChief of a unit of cowboycops
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** smoker is also a commander of a marine unit of the 5th grandline marine base, or G5 for short, its were HQ sends all the cowboycops and other overely violent marines, meaning The cowboycop of the series is now DaChief of a unit composed out of cowboycops
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** smoker is also a commander of marine unit of the 5th grandline marine base or G5 for short its were HQ sends all the cowboycops and other overely violent marines, meaning the cowboycop of the series is now DaChief of a unit of cowboycops
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** smoker is also a commander of a marine unit of the 5th grandline marine base base, or G5 for short short, its were HQ sends all the cowboycops and other overely violent marines, meaning the The cowboycop of the series is now DaChief of a unit of cowboycops
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** smoker is also a commander of marine unit of the 5th grandline marine base or G5 for short its were HQ sends all the cowboycops and other overely violent marines, meaning the cowboycop of the series is now DaChief of a unit of cowboycops
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** Spinoffs [[JustifiedTrope give him a reason]]: he was in a SWAT team before and had to face [[RobotWar rogue boomers]] with just a riot shield and (maybe) a shotgun. One can get a little iffy in such situations.
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** Spinoffs [[JustifiedTrope give him a reason]]: he was in a SWAT team before and had to face [[RobotWar rogue boomers]] with just a riot shield and (maybe) a shotgun. One can get a little iffy in such situations.
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* Leon from ''Anime/BubblegumCrisis''.
* ''Manga/CityHunter'' has inspector (later superintendent) Saeko Nogami, who is willing to ''hire a professional killer'' offering ''her own body as payment'' to take down the worst criminals, only to [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking refuse to actually pay]]. Due a combination of being very smart and [[{{Nepotism}} the daughter of the superintendent-general]] (the chief of the whole police in Tokyo), she not only gets away with it but ''manages to pass herself as a ByTheBookCop''.
* Juna in ''Anime/EarthMaidenArjuna'' starts out as a Cowboy MagicalGirl, mowing down through Raajers until DaChief Chris tells her to stop.
* In ''Manga/GunslingerGirl'', this is what got Hillshire thrown out of Europol.
** Spinoffs [[JustifiedTrope give him a reason]]: he was in a SWAT team before and had to face [[RobotWar rogue boomers]] with just a riot shield and (maybe) a shotgun. One can get a little iffy in such situations.
* ''Anime/DominionTankPolice'' is what happens when you get an entire ''battalion'' of guys like this. And in a humorous twist, the most cowboy of the cowboy cops in the squad ''is the only '''girl''' in the squad'': ActionGirl and [[CargoShip Cargo Shipper]] Leona.
* Batou in ''Manga/GhostInTheShell'' is a good example for an actually heroic cowboy cop, but the whole Section 9 could fit this trope as well. Even Aramaki and the Major, who are much more sophisticated and less hot-blooded don't have the law very high on their list of priorities. Given the corrupt state of the Japanese government and the fact that Section 9 seems to spend more time fighting against rival national security and military forces loyal to other factions of the government than actually dealing with terrorists, it's understandable.
** In short, the whole Section 9 is a shining example.
* Daisuke Aurora in ''Manga/HeatGuyJ''.
* "Sleepy" John Estes, the titular ''Manga/MadBull34'', always acts in the interest of justice first and foremost. He does this by killing every violent criminal he meets -- it's very rare for him to make an actual arrest. His chief thinks he' a disgrace to the uniform and keeps trying to curtail his exploits or get him fired, but Internal Affairs says he's clean (he's not).
* ''Manga/OnePiece'' has Captain Smoker, the main protagonist's primary InspectorJavert / SympatheticInspectorAntagonist. In fact, his tendency for this is implied to be the main reason why he had his rank during the start of the series -- Smoker's strength was ''well'' beyond that of a captain at the time. [[spoiler:Eventually, he gets promoted to Commodore, and then Vice-Admiral, and is ''still'' chasing after Luffy.]]
* One Officer Jenny in ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}''. She'll attack you with a bowling ball before sending out her Chatot, buddy.
* Hibari in ''Anime/SpeedGrapher'' is a justified version: She gets away with being a Cowboy Cop because her chief is ''terrified'' of her. Besides, she doesn't attack people; she [[UnusualEuphemism self-defenses them]].
* In ''Anime/YuGiOh5Ds'', pretty much ''any'' cop that isn't a CorruptCop is like this. Even Tetsu Ushio qualified after his HeelFaceTurn. (Considering that the card game is SeriousBusiness even to the police, and with ''motorcycles'' in this one, it's no surprise.)
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* ''Manga/CityHunter'' has inspector (later superintendent) Saeko Nogami, who is willing to ''hire a professional killer'' offering ''her own body as payment'' to take down the worst criminals, only to [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking refuse to actually pay]]. Due a combination of being very smart and [[{{Nepotism}} the daughter of the superintendent-general]] (the chief of the whole police in Tokyo), she not only gets away with it but ''manages to pass herself as a ByTheBookCop''.
* Juna in ''Anime/EarthMaidenArjuna'' starts out as a Cowboy MagicalGirl, mowing down through Raajers until DaChief Chris tells her to stop.
* In ''Manga/GunslingerGirl'', this is what got Hillshire thrown out of Europol.
** Spinoffs [[JustifiedTrope give him a reason]]: he was in a SWAT team before and had to face [[RobotWar rogue boomers]] with just a riot shield and (maybe) a shotgun. One can get a little iffy in such situations.
* ''Anime/DominionTankPolice'' is what happens when you get an entire ''battalion'' of guys like this. And in a humorous twist, the most cowboy of the cowboy cops in the squad ''is the only '''girl''' in the squad'': ActionGirl and [[CargoShip Cargo Shipper]] Leona.
* Batou in ''Manga/GhostInTheShell'' is a good example for an actually heroic cowboy cop, but the whole Section 9 could fit this trope as well. Even Aramaki and the Major, who are much more sophisticated and less hot-blooded don't have the law very high on their list of priorities. Given the corrupt state of the Japanese government and the fact that Section 9 seems to spend more time fighting against rival national security and military forces loyal to other factions of the government than actually dealing with terrorists, it's understandable.
** In short, the whole Section 9 is a shining example.
* Daisuke Aurora in ''Manga/HeatGuyJ''.
* "Sleepy" John Estes, the titular ''Manga/MadBull34'', always acts in the interest of justice first and foremost. He does this by killing every violent criminal he meets -- it's very rare for him to make an actual arrest. His chief thinks he' a disgrace to the uniform and keeps trying to curtail his exploits or get him fired, but Internal Affairs says he's clean (he's not).
* ''Manga/OnePiece'' has Captain Smoker, the main protagonist's primary InspectorJavert / SympatheticInspectorAntagonist. In fact, his tendency for this is implied to be the main reason why he had his rank during the start of the series -- Smoker's strength was ''well'' beyond that of a captain at the time. [[spoiler:Eventually, he gets promoted to Commodore, and then Vice-Admiral, and is ''still'' chasing after Luffy.]]
* One Officer Jenny in ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}''. She'll attack you with a bowling ball before sending out her Chatot, buddy.
* Hibari in ''Anime/SpeedGrapher'' is a justified version: She gets away with being a Cowboy Cop because her chief is ''terrified'' of her. Besides, she doesn't attack people; she [[UnusualEuphemism self-defenses them]].
* In ''Anime/YuGiOh5Ds'', pretty much ''any'' cop that isn't a CorruptCop is like this. Even Tetsu Ushio qualified after his HeelFaceTurn. (Considering that the card game is SeriousBusiness even to the police, and with ''motorcycles'' in this one, it's no surprise.)
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