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** Ben is frequently depicted as some combination of dumb and cocky, with how much of which he is varying from season and series to season and series. However he's hinted at a few points that a lot of his cockyness is a coping mechanism and even at his dumbest he is pretty cunning at on the fly strategies and knows more about his aliens than he often lets on. His alternate self Ben 23 is similarly so, though more so after improving after meeting Ben prime and getting a wake up call.

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** Ben is frequently depicted as some combination of dumb and cocky, with how much of which he is varying from season and series to season and series. However he's hinted at a few points that a lot of his cockyness is a coping mechanism and even at his dumbest he is pretty cunning at on the fly strategies and knows more about his aliens than he often lets on. His alternate self Ben 23 is similarly so, though more so after improving after meeting Ben prime Prime and getting a wake up call.


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* ''WesternAnimation/BlinkyBill'': Along with being the series' [[MsFanservice fanservice]], Daisy Dingo shows off her acting prowess in "Blinky And The Film Star", resulting in her providing a stunning Creator/MaeWest impersonation, and is also the lead singer of a band.
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* ''WesternAnimation/KipoAndTheAgeOfWonderbeasts'': The DisneyAcidSequence in the season 1 finale hints that [[spoiler:Kipo realizes how precarious her friends' lives are and worries about her ability to protect them]].
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* An episode of ''GIJoe'' involved an alien device that accidentally tossed a team of Joes and their Cobra opponents back in time to pre-Classical Greece. One of them reveals the ability to speak a little Ancient Greek. The highly skilled and multilingual infiltrators Lady Jaye or the Baroness? No. The well-read Lifeline? No. The genius Dr. Mindbender? No. ''Sergeant Slaughter''. It even gets lampshaded when Lifeline expresses utter disbelief.

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* An episode of ''GIJoe'' ''WesternAnimation/GIJoeARealAmericanHero'' involved an alien device that accidentally tossed a team of Joes and their Cobra opponents back in time to pre-Classical Greece. One of them reveals the ability to speak a little Ancient Greek. The highly skilled and multilingual infiltrators Lady Jaye or the Baroness? No. The well-read Lifeline? No. The genius Dr. Mindbender? No. ''Sergeant Slaughter''. It even gets lampshaded when Lifeline expresses utter disbelief.
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* Little Enzo Matrix from ''{{Reboot}}'' starts off as a typical young, bratty, rather annoying kid who gets a few spotlight episodes to show he can be competent, but is very clearly not anywhere close to being a hero. Come season three, TheHero gets [[PutOnABus Put On A Pod]] straight into the Web and Enzo is booted into the hero role, becoming an in-universe ReplacementScrappy before finally showing that, while young and inexperienced, he is still very capable of defending the system. Then he gets trapped in a game and [[TookALevelInBadass level-grinds in badass]].

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* Little Enzo Matrix from ''{{Reboot}}'' ''WesternAnimation/ReBoot'' starts off as a typical young, bratty, rather annoying kid who gets a few spotlight episodes to show he can be competent, but is very clearly not anywhere close to being a hero. Come season three, TheHero gets [[PutOnABus Put On A Pod]] straight into the Web and Enzo is booted into the hero role, becoming an in-universe ReplacementScrappy before finally showing that, while young and inexperienced, he is still very capable of defending the system. Then he gets trapped in a game and [[TookALevelInBadass level-grinds in badass]].
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** This is a very minor example, but it says something about Bud Gleeful that he never used his connections in the Society of the Blind Eye to Gideon's advantage. Sure, the Society isn't exactly noble, but Bud didn't see it that way.
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** Then just to put emphasis on the friendship depths, PerkyFemaleMinion Ty Lee [[spoiler:turns on Azula]], cause despite the fact that she's been Azula's puppy dog throughout the series, [[spoiler:taking a kill shot on one of her friends draws the line]].
** At first Iroh just seemed like a cheery, goofy old guy there to annoy Zuko...until he's captured by Earth Kingdom troops who are amazed to have captured the famous "Dragon of the West," one of the greatest Fire Nation generals. Later reveals of his past eventually make him probably the deepest character out of a show atypically full of them.
** And Azula herself for that matter. She's acting like an emotionless, detached villain all through the series up til the very end, then the pressure of [[spoiler:being crowned Fire Lord]] gets to her. Along with her previous assertion that she did want her mother's love but didn't feel she deserved it, it made for a VillainousBreakdown.

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** Then just to put emphasis on the friendship depths, PerkyFemaleMinion Ty Lee [[spoiler:turns on Azula]], cause despite the fact that she's been Azula's puppy dog throughout the series, [[spoiler:taking a kill shot on one of her friends draws crosses the line]].
** At first Iroh just seemed like a cheery, goofy old guy there to annoy Zuko...until he's captured by Earth Kingdom troops who are amazed to have captured the famous "Dragon of the West," one of the greatest Fire Nation generals.generals of all time. Later reveals of his past eventually make him probably the deepest character out of a show atypically full of them.
** And Azula herself for that matter. She's acting like an emotionless, smug, detached villain all through the series up til the very end, then the pressure of [[spoiler:being crowned Fire Lord]] gets to her. Along with her previous assertion that she did want her mother's love but didn't feel she deserved it, it made for a an incredibly memorable VillainousBreakdown.



** Prince Zuko: Badass, {{Determinator}}, EvilPrince -turned-[[spoiler: TheAtoner]], is also a MommasBoy, a lover of Turtleducks, and, (according to his Uncle) a skilled player of the Tsungi horn. In the "Ember Island Players", he gives hints that he does like theater, but just dislikes that specific group because while they have great special effects, they tend to butcher their stories.

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** Prince Zuko: Badass, {{Determinator}}, EvilPrince -turned-[[spoiler: TheAtoner]], is also a MommasBoy, a lover of Turtleducks, and, and (according to his Uncle) a skilled player of the Tsungi horn. In the "Ember Island Players", he gives hints that he does like theater, but just dislikes that specific group because while they have great special effects, they tend to butcher their stories.
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-->'''Pepper''': Quick, Tony, insult his mom!
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-->'''Pepper''': No, really! This guy has serious issues. Use it. ''Push him.''
* ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'' - The [[TheQuietOne cool, calm, and collected]] Number 5 is known as "the coolest, [[OnlySaneMan the sanest, and quite often the smartest of the gang]]" [[labelnote:*]]see Characters/KidsNextDoor[[/labelnote]], and yet she's also the only one with a MyGreatestFailure in her past that still haunts her. Make of that what you will.

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* ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'' - ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'': The [[TheQuietOne cool, calm, and collected]] Number 5 Numbuh Five is known as "the coolest, [[OnlySaneMan the sanest, and quite often the smartest of the gang]]" [[labelnote:*]]see Characters/KidsNextDoor[[/labelnote]], gang]]", and yet she's also the only one with a MyGreatestFailure in her past that still haunts her. Make of that what you will.
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* ''WesternAnimation/Ben10'' and the sequel series.
** Ben is frequently depicted as some combination of dumb and cocky, with how much of which he is varying from season and series to season and series. However he's hinted at a few points that a lot of his cockyness is a coping mechanism and even at his dumbest he is pretty cunning at on the fly strategies and knows more about his aliens than he often lets on. His alternate self Ben 23 is similarly so, though more so after improving after meeting Ben prime and getting a wake up call.
** It's not always the most apparent, but Ben's father and uncle (Gwen's father) do have issues with both his father (Max) and mother (Verdonna) for not being the most involved in their childhood due to their job (Plumber) or nature (being an Anodite).
** Vilgax the BigBad actually does value the safety and well-being of his home planet more than it might be obvious at first glance.
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** Sydney's knack for engineering and mechanics, first implied in "Sydney 2", are greatly shown in ''[[Recap/ReadyJetGoOneSmallStep One Small Step]]'', as she was able to fix the super saucer.
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** In "[[Recap/ReadyJetGoS2E22MarsRockForMomSeanHasACold Mars Rock for Mom]]", Jet 2 is revealed to have adapted to the Mars environment when he was stranded there, and also learned how to play checkers. Meanwhile, Dr. Rafferty is revealed to have a rock collection.
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** Even antagonists aren't immune. While Chancellor Neighsay is a [[FantasticRacism nauseatingly bigoted racist]] who only seems to be pointing out the School of Friendship's perceived flaws as an excuse to prevent it from letting non-pony students attend, he admittedly does [[StrawmanHasAPoint find valid flaws to cite]]. ''School Raze'' also reveals that his desire to protect children from harm is genuine, implying he's a WellIntentionedExtremist rather than merely a PoliticallyIncorrectVillain.
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** Princess Celestia, the immortal ruler of Equestria, has quite a bit of this. While she is normally the HighQueen, it turns out that she finds formal events boring, gets nervous and twitchy whenever her charges are in danger, ''really'' wanted to be an actress when she was younger ([[BadBadActing even though she's terrible at it]]), and was a StepfordSmiler for a thousand years because she was hiding her grief over [[SealedEvilInACan sealing her sister in the moon]].

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** Princess Celestia, the immortal ruler of Equestria, has quite a bit of this. While she is normally the HighQueen, TheHighQueen, it turns out that she finds formal events boring, gets nervous and twitchy whenever her charges are in danger, ''really'' wanted to be an actress when she was younger ([[BadBadActing even though she's terrible at it]]), and was a StepfordSmiler for a thousand years because she was hiding her grief over [[SealedEvilInACan sealing her sister in the moon]].
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** Princess Celestia, the immortal ruler of Equestria, has quite a bit of this. While she is normally the HighQueen, it turns out that she finds formal events boring, gets nervous and twitchy whenever her charges are in danger, ''really'' wanted to be an actress when she was younger ([[BadBadActing even though she's terrible at it]]), and was a StepfordSmiler for a thousand years because she was hiding her grief over [[SealedEvilInACan sealing her sister in the moon]].


** On any normal day Spike the dragon is just TheReliableOne and Twilight Sparkle's assistant. However when he's put on the spot, he becomes hyper-competent enough to take on a giant timberwolf to save his friend, or [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome jump from pegasus to pegasus mid-air to melt a massive hunk of ice before it crushes an entire audience]].

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** On any normal day Spike the dragon is just TheReliableOne and Twilight Sparkle's assistant. However when he's put on the spot, he becomes hyper-competent enough to take on a giant timberwolf to save his friend, or [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome jump from pegasus to pegasus mid-air to melt a massive hunk of ice before it crushes an entire audience]].audience.
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** Rick Sanchez occasionally makes remarks that hint at wanting to be seen as a good person, at least by his family. Season 2 also shows that he is incredibly aware of his own flaws and that he uses a partial JerkassFacade to hide his troubles from others because he doesn't know how to cope with them on his own.

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** Rick Sanchez occasionally makes remarks that hint at wanting to be seen as a good person, at least by his family. Season 2 also shows that he is incredibly aware of his own flaws and that he uses acts like a partial JerkassFacade jerk to hide his troubles from others because he doesn't know how to cope with them on his own.

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* Morty Smith from ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty''. The end of ''Close Encounters Of the Rick Kind'' has this from ''Rick'' of all people:

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* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'': The Smith-Sanchez Family were show to have a lot of depth.
** Rick Sanchez occasionally makes remarks that hint at wanting to be seen as a good person, at least by his family. Season 2 also shows that he is incredibly aware of his own flaws and that he uses a partial JerkassFacade to hide his troubles from others because he doesn't know how to cope with them on his own.
*** "Auto Erotic Assimilation" has Rick ''horrified'' when a town gets destroyed ForTheLulz.
*** "A Rick-Le In Time" has him [[spoiler: [[ItMakesSenseInContext (technically 1 of 64 instantiations of him)]] pray to God to have mercy on him when it looks like he's going to die, [[UngratefulBastard only to go back to mocking his existence when he is saved]].]]
*** In addition, it is implied that Rick is insecure about his alcoholism; earlier in the episode, Rick claims that he is still in sync with his alternate reality self because he's never unsure, but when Morty makes an offhanded comment about his drunkenness, it causes Rick's certainty to falter just long enough to desynch.
*** "The Whirly Dirly Conspiracy" has him reveal the true nature of his disdain for Jerry is that his son-in-law ''chooses'' to be spineless and pathetic as a manipulation tactic, with the not-so-subtle suggestion that Rick would gladly respect Jerry if he'd just make the effort to live up to his real potential.
*** From the same episode, it's also implied that his relationship with Morty is in part to lacking a son and possibly a result of his own dad issues. It's telling that '''''Jerry''''' is the one who realizes this and gives perhaps a bit more depth into his and Rick's relationship.
*** Rick dabbles in music and can play keys, bass, and guitar. His vocals and lyrics, which qualify as SoBadItsGood in real life, were catchy enough In-Universe to save the planet Earth TWICE in "Get Schwifty". ***
** One could be forgiven for thinking of
Morty Smith from ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty''. The as dumb if they only saw the first few episodes. But later ones show this is not true. Morty has been able to adapt to the insanity of Rick's adventures shockingly easy, though not perfectly all the time. By season three, Morty has been shown to know how to use several of Rick's devices, such as his portal gun, the Morphizer-Xe, and neutron bombs. Plus, he knows his grandfather well enough to easily figure out how to solve most of the traps the genius drunkenly creates for the Vindicators.
*** [[LampshadeHanging Lampshade]] by Rick of all people at the
end of ''Close Encounters Of the Rick Kind'' has this from ''Rick'' of all people:Kind''.



** [[spoiler:Cue the TwistEnding that ''Evil Morty'' was the BigBad of the episode and was controlling Evil Rick like a puppet the entire time.]]

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** *** [[spoiler:Cue the TwistEnding that ''Evil Morty'' was the BigBad of the episode and was controlling Evil Rick like a puppet the entire time.]]]]
** Although Summer Smith is not as scientifically-minded as Rick, she does possess superior intelligence. Summer is shown to be very whip-smart and nimble-witted, at least compared to rest of her family.
*** Summer seems to communicate with Rick better than Morty does, at least as long as neither party is being belligerent. Near the end of "Ricksy Business", Summer understands Rick's vague descriptions of a device much faster than Morty does even though the latter had spent much more time with Rick by that point.
*** She demonstrates an impressive knowledge of vehicles in [[Recap.RickAndMortyS3E2RickmancingTheStone "Rickmancing The Stone"]], using Rick's flask as an impromptu nitro booster and causing an enemy dune buggy to flip over and explode with one well-placed shot.
*** She suggests that the dead flies on Rick's desk will reveal a secret lab if rearranged in a certain way. TheStinger of the episode proves she was right, even though Morty thought she was growing unhinged.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ReadyJetGo'':
** Sunspot is revealed to have many talents. He can pull objects out of HammerSpace, and can play several instruments, including concertina and pan-pipes.
** Jet has these, too. He turns out to be very handy with tools, and a great musician.
** Carrot is revealed to be a great cook, and "Castaway Carrot" reveals that he taught himself ballet.
** "Eye in the Sky" reveals that Mitchell is an expert on weather.

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* ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'': In her first few appearances in season one, [[AlphaBitch Pacifica Northwest]] seems like a typical "walking one-dimensional bleached-blonde ValleyGirl stereotype". But after season 2 reveals that her parents hold her to very high standards, and are strict to the point of being abusive, Pacifica starts to look a bit more sympathetic, especially when [[spoiler: she defies her family's history of [[CardCarryingVillain ruthless, shameless villainy]] and lifts a century-old curse]]. And according to one of the "secret files" found in an EasterEgg web page in ''ComicBook/GravityFallsLostLegends'', [[spoiler: she harbors a secret love of [[ClosetGeek first-person shooters]], [[PungeonMaster puns]], and [[DeepFriedWhatever deep-fried food]].]]

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In her first few appearances in season one, [[AlphaBitch Pacifica Northwest]] seems like a typical "walking one-dimensional bleached-blonde ValleyGirl stereotype". But after season 2 reveals that her parents hold her to very high standards, and are strict to the point of being abusive, Pacifica starts to look a bit more sympathetic, especially when [[spoiler: she defies her family's history of [[CardCarryingVillain ruthless, shameless villainy]] and lifts a century-old curse]]. And according to one of the "secret files" found in an EasterEgg web page in from ''ComicBook/GravityFallsLostLegends'', [[spoiler: she harbors a secret love of [[ClosetGeek first-person shooters]], [[PungeonMaster puns]], and [[DeepFriedWhatever deep-fried food]].]]]]
** ''Lost Legends'' also has a file on [[MadScientist Old Man McGucket's]] son Tate, who is secretly a mathematics prodigy able to accurately predict weather patterns, stock market trends, and even lottery numbers.
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* ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'': In her first few appearances in season one, [[AlphaBitch Pacifica Northwest]] seems like a typical "walking one-dimensional bleached-blonde ValleyGirl stereotype". But after season 2 reveals that her parents hold her to very high standards, and are strict to the point of being abusive, Pacifica starts to look a bit more sympathetic, especially when [[spoiler: she defies her family's history of [[CardCarryingVillain ruthless, shameless villainy]] and lifts a century-old curse]]. And according to one of the "secret files" found in an EasterEgg web page in ''ComicBook/GravityFallsLostLegends'', [[spoiler: she harbors a secret love of [[ClosetGeek first-person shooters]], [[PungeonMaster puns]], and [[DeepFriedWhatever deep-fried food]].]]
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* BoJackHorseman at first seems like the typical UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist of the average AnimatedSitcom. Fat, alcoholic, abusive. But as the series progresses more sides are shown to him, including crippling depression, surprising intelligence and insightfulness, and very occasional moments of deep caring.

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* BoJackHorseman WesternAnimation/BojackHorseman at first seems like the typical UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist of the average AnimatedSitcom.animated {{Sitcom}}. Fat, alcoholic, abusive. But as the series progresses more sides are shown to him, including crippling depression, surprising intelligence and insightfulness, and very occasional moments of deep caring.
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** [[TheBrute Jasper]], despite being "the ultimate [[FantasticCasteSystem Quartz]] warrior," has a chip on her shoulder because she was created on Earth; most of the others who came from here turned out malformed or incompetent in some way. She also has a burning hatred for [[RebelLeader Rose Quartz]], since she freed Jasper's home planet from the empire [[spoiler:and killed her leader, [[PosthumousCharacter Pink Diamond]]]].

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** [[TheBrute Jasper]], despite being "the ultimate [[FantasticCasteSystem Quartz]] warrior," has a chip on her shoulder because she was created on Earth; most of the others who came from here turned out malformed or incompetent in some way. She also has a burning hatred for [[RebelLeader Rose Quartz]], since she freed Jasper's home planet from the empire [[spoiler:and apparently killed her leader, [[PosthumousCharacter Pink Diamond]]]].
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* Later episodes of ''WesternAnimation/TheBackyardigans'' imply that resident [[TheBigGuy tough guy]] Tyrone gets motion sickness.
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* Little Enzo Matrix from ''{{Reboot}}'' starts off as a typical young, bratty, rather annoying kid who gets a few spotlight episodes to show he can be competent but is very clearly not anywhere close to being a hero. Come season three, TheHero gets [[PutOnABus Put On A Pod]] straight into the Web and Enzo is booted into the hero role, becoming an in-universe ReplacementScrappy before finally showing that, while young and inexperienced, he is still very capable of defending the system. Then he gets trapped in a game and [[TookALevelInBadass level-grinds in badass]].
** And then because that wasn't enough, instead of all that level grinding leading him to being a stereotypical AntiHeroSubstitute, he becomes the {{Deconstruction}} of one. He's disgusted at what he had to become to survive and his recklessly hot-headed tendencies are oft criticized by others.

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* Little Enzo Matrix from ''{{Reboot}}'' starts off as a typical young, bratty, rather annoying kid who gets a few spotlight episodes to show he can be competent competent, but is very clearly not anywhere close to being a hero. Come season three, TheHero gets [[PutOnABus Put On A Pod]] straight into the Web and Enzo is booted into the hero role, becoming an in-universe ReplacementScrappy before finally showing that, while young and inexperienced, he is still very capable of defending the system. Then he gets trapped in a game and [[TookALevelInBadass level-grinds in badass]].
** And then because that wasn't enough, instead of all that level grinding leading him to being a stereotypical AntiHeroSubstitute, he becomes the {{Deconstruction}} of one. He's disgusted at what he had to become to survive and his recklessly hot-headed tendencies are oft often criticized by others.



* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'''s Quagmire is usually easy going but is incredibly competitive, promiscuous [[BlatantLies but never sleeps with married women]], does volunteer work for the homeless (to pick up women), didn't know that TheInternetIsForPorn, comes from a family with a proud military heritage, Is an improv comedy enthusiast, and is the only one who genuinely likes Meg.

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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'''s Quagmire is usually easy going but is incredibly competitive, promiscuous [[BlatantLies but never sleeps with married women]], does volunteer work for the homeless (to pick up women), didn't know that TheInternetIsForPorn, comes from a family with a proud military heritage, Is is an improv comedy enthusiast, and is the only one who genuinely likes Meg.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'''s Quagmire is usually easy going but is incredibly competitive. Promiscuous [[BlatantLies but never sleeps with married women.]] Does volunteer work for the homeless (to pick up women). Didn't know that TheInternetIsForPorn. Comes from a family with a proud military heritage. Is an improv comedy enthusiast. The only one who genuinely likes Meg.

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* ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'''s Quagmire is usually easy going but is incredibly competitive. Promiscuous competitive, promiscuous [[BlatantLies but never sleeps with married women.]] Does women]], does volunteer work for the homeless (to pick up women). Didn't women), didn't know that TheInternetIsForPorn. Comes TheInternetIsForPorn, comes from a family with a proud military heritage. heritage, Is an improv comedy enthusiast. The enthusiast, and is the only one who genuinely likes Meg.



** [[TheBrute Jasper]], despite being "the ultimate [[FantasticCasteSystem Quartz]] warrior," has a chip on her shoulder because he was created on Earth; most of the others who came from here turned out malformed or incompetent in some way. She also has a burning hatred for [[RebelLeader Rose Quartz]], since she freed Jasper's home planet from the empire [[spoiler:and killed her leader, [[PosthumousCharacter Pink Diamond]]]].

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** [[TheBrute Jasper]], despite being "the ultimate [[FantasticCasteSystem Quartz]] warrior," has a chip on her shoulder because he she was created on Earth; most of the others who came from here turned out malformed or incompetent in some way. She also has a burning hatred for [[RebelLeader Rose Quartz]], since she freed Jasper's home planet from the empire [[spoiler:and killed her leader, [[PosthumousCharacter Pink Diamond]]]].
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** The episode "Tweek x Craig" reveals that resident NervousWreck Tweek Tweak is actually a very gifted improvisational actor once you boost his self-confidence with a quick [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre pep talk]].

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** The episode "Tweek x Craig" reveals that resident NervousWreck Tweek Tweak is actually a very gifted improvisational actor once you boost his self-confidence with a quick [[YouAreBetterThanYouThinkYouAre pep talk]]. The episode "Put it Down" also reveals that he can play the piano (at least when he's not overwhelmed with panic) and bake.
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** Garnet starts off as TheStoic, unflappable, ComicallySerious [[TheLeader leader]]. Later episodes show that, not only does she feel emotions just like the others, but also that she's under a lot of stress [[BeneathTheMask to act stoicly]] so she can be the calm, levelheaded leader even though she was just as traumatized by the loss of Rose as the other gems were. We also see that she tends to panic when things don't go the way she predicts they will, or when she can't come up with a good enough plan.
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* Black Steve on G4's ''WesternAnimation/CodeMonkeys''. This actually seems to be a bit of his gimmick on the show with fact he is well, black. He constantly gets angry and goes into angry black man rage when people expect him to go with a stereotype or things he is not something cause he is black. So far it's shown he is a Harvard graduate, a former professional wrestler known as "The Black Shadow," and speaks Japanese while he also manages the money of the company.

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* Black Steve on G4's ''WesternAnimation/CodeMonkeys''. This actually seems to be a bit of his gimmick on the show with fact he is well, black. He constantly gets angry and goes into angry black man rage when people expect him to go with a stereotype or things he is not something cause he is black. So far it's shown he is a Harvard graduate, a former professional wrestler known as "The Black Shadow," and speaks Japanese while he also manages the money of the company.company, as well as having developed a couple games of his own on the side.
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* Eddy from ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' of all people. At first he seems to be a greedy, selfish con artist who is trying to follow in the footsteps whom he idolizes, but TheMovie tears all of it that apart, revealing that his brother actually physically abused him, and only became a jerk because he wanted to impress his brother and the rest of the cul-de-sac.

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* Eddy from ''WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy'' of all people. At first he seems to be a greedy, selfish con artist who is con-artist trying to follow in the footsteps of his brother whom he idolizes, but TheMovie tears all of it that apart, revealing that his brother actually physically abused him, and only became a jerk because he wanted to impress his brother and the rest of the cul-de-sac.
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** Pretty is apparently an excellent fighter, as shown in Episode 120.
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* BoJackHorseman at first seems like the typical UnsympatheticComedyProtagonist of the average AnimatedSitcom. Fat, alcoholic, abusive. But as the series progresses more sides are shown to him, including crippling depression, surprising intelligence and insightfulness, and very occasional moments of deep caring.

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