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Yamada is never said to be related to Ken.
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** In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYdveLWlszo episode 53]] of the memetic anime from the 70s, Ken's sailor uncle, Yamada marries a woman named Yoshiko. Literally a day after the marriage, Yoshiko is revealed to be an alien in disguise and a spy, leading to her getting killed by Chargeman Ken. Immediately following the scene of Yoshiko's death, the episode jumps to Yamada cheerfully taking in the news that his newlywed bride is a dead alien spy, leading to an EverybodyLaughsEnding when his brother suggests finding a new girl.
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** In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYdveLWlszo episode 53]] of the memetic anime from the 70s, Yamada, an acquaintance of Ken's sailor uncle, Yamada father, marries a woman named Yoshiko. Literally a day after the marriage, Yoshiko is revealed to be an alien in disguise and a spy, leading to her getting killed by Chargeman Ken. Immediately following the scene of Yoshiko's death, the episode jumps to Yamada cheerfully taking in the news that his newlywed bride is a dead alien spy, leading to an EverybodyLaughsEnding when his brother suggests finding a new girl.
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* ''Anime/ChargemanKen'': In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYdveLWlszo episode 53]] of the memetic anime from the 70s, Ken's sailor uncle, Yamada marries a woman named Yoshiko. Literally a day after the marriage, Yoshiko is revealed to be an alien in disguise and a spy, leading to her getting killed by Chargeman Ken. Immediately following the scene of Yoshiko's death, the episode jumps to Yamada cheerfully taking in the news that his newlywed bride is a dead alien spy, leading to an EverybodyLaughsEnding when his brother suggests finding a new girl.
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* ''Anime/ChargemanKen'': ''Anime/ChargemanKen'':
** In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYdveLWlszo episode 53]] of the memetic anime from the 70s, Ken's sailor uncle, Yamada marries a woman named Yoshiko. Literally a day after the marriage, Yoshiko is revealed to be an alien in disguise and a spy, leading to her getting killed by Chargeman Ken. Immediately following the scene of Yoshiko's death, the episode jumps to Yamada cheerfully taking in the news that his newlywed bride is a dead alien spy, leading to an EverybodyLaughsEnding when his brother suggests finding a newgirl. girl.
** This trope is part of the reason why Ken is a DesignatedHero and MemeticPsychopath. Since he kills on average several Juralians in each of the show's 65 episodes, not to mention destroying Juralian ships, he presumably has a body count in the hundreds by the time the show ends. Not only does he risk his life on a regular basis, with Juralian attacks coming during school or family outings, he and his loved ones have almost been killed on multiple occasions. Considering that Ken is a 10-year-old who has had a comfortable upbringing in futuristic Japan, this would seem to be traumatizing for him, but he treats this all as just another day at work- for example, after he and his family barely escape a plane that was not only hijacked by humans but turned out to be full of Juralian infiltrators, he [[SkewedPriorities laughs about how he left the souvenirs on the exploded plane]]. Ken occasionally seems sad about acquaintances who die and/or turn out to be Juralians, but that only lasts for a moment at the end of the episode and [[ForgottenFallenFriend they are quickly forgotten about]].
** In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYdveLWlszo episode 53]] of the memetic anime from the 70s, Ken's sailor uncle, Yamada marries a woman named Yoshiko. Literally a day after the marriage, Yoshiko is revealed to be an alien in disguise and a spy, leading to her getting killed by Chargeman Ken. Immediately following the scene of Yoshiko's death, the episode jumps to Yamada cheerfully taking in the news that his newlywed bride is a dead alien spy, leading to an EverybodyLaughsEnding when his brother suggests finding a new
** This trope is part of the reason why Ken is a DesignatedHero and MemeticPsychopath. Since he kills on average several Juralians in each of the show's 65 episodes, not to mention destroying Juralian ships, he presumably has a body count in the hundreds by the time the show ends. Not only does he risk his life on a regular basis, with Juralian attacks coming during school or family outings, he and his loved ones have almost been killed on multiple occasions. Considering that Ken is a 10-year-old who has had a comfortable upbringing in futuristic Japan, this would seem to be traumatizing for him, but he treats this all as just another day at work- for example, after he and his family barely escape a plane that was not only hijacked by humans but turned out to be full of Juralian infiltrators, he [[SkewedPriorities laughs about how he left the souvenirs on the exploded plane]]. Ken occasionally seems sad about acquaintances who die and/or turn out to be Juralians, but that only lasts for a moment at the end of the episode and [[ForgottenFallenFriend they are quickly forgotten about]].
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* ''Fanfic/BurningSecret'': InUniverse, Lincoln is surprised that Lucy and the twins are so unfazed by the fire, considering that they attend the same school.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Amulet}}'':
** After having spent the entire series brooding due to her father's death and [[DespairEventHorizon having just learnt at the end of the previous book what exactly caused him to die]], Emily gets over it rather quickly after having a pep talk about it with Moze in "Supernova".
** Trellis despaired for a couple of panels when he finally knew [[spoiler: what happened to his mother]] in ''Supernova'', but it wasn't addressed at all after that scene and he seems mostly unaffected by it after leaving the memory.
** Navin is briefly shown to be affected just like Emily on losing his dad in Book 5, but other than that it's never been touched upon. Not only that, he doesn't show more than slight distress when he sees his fellow pilots die in front of him, some of which are ''his age''.
** After having spent the entire series brooding due to her father's death and [[DespairEventHorizon having just learnt at the end of the previous book what exactly caused him to die]], Emily gets over it rather quickly after having a pep talk about it with Moze in "Supernova".
** Trellis despaired for a couple of panels when he finally knew [[spoiler: what happened to his mother]] in ''Supernova'', but it wasn't addressed at all after that scene and he seems mostly unaffected by it after leaving the memory.
** Navin is briefly shown to be affected just like Emily on losing his dad in Book 5, but other than that it's never been touched upon. Not only that, he doesn't show more than slight distress when he sees his fellow pilots die in front of him, some of which are ''his age''.
