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* In ''Manga/KarakuridoujiUltimo'', Dr. Dunston, who created robots that are pure good and pure evil, encounters a group of bandits who are JustLikeRobinHood. He remarks that the good robot, Ultimo, would consider the bandits criminals who deserve punishment, while the evil robot, Vice, would kill them ForTheEvulz. However, this is subverted when Ultimo sees the bandits' sense of camaraderie and protects them from Vice.
* In ''A Lazy Guy Woke Up As A Girl One Morning'', the boys and girls of the third-year class argue which of them should get Yasuda, the lazy guy-turned girl, because the boys realize that Yasuda's laziness [[TheLoad causes them to lose while he's on their team]], and the girls don't want to give up the advantage by having to take him onto their team now that he's a girl.
* In ''A Lazy Guy Woke Up As A Girl One Morning'', the boys and girls of the third-year class argue which of them should get Yasuda, the lazy guy-turned girl, because the boys realize that Yasuda's laziness [[TheLoad causes them to lose while he's on their team]], and the girls don't want to give up the advantage by having to take him onto their team now that he's a girl.
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** In the Syrup Village arc, not only do Luffy and his friends hate the Black Cat Pirates for being accomplices to Captain Kuro the ArcVillain, but Kuro himself considers them expendable, using an attack that harms his own men. When Luffy is prepared to finish off Kuro, Kuro's men cheer him on, but Luffy [[YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame reminds them they're still his enemies]].
** The Seven Warlords of the Sea are pirates who work with the World Government in exchange for a certain amount of license to operate with impunity. Law-abiding citizens hate them for being criminals who went unpunished for their crimes and are likely plotting against the government, while pirates consider them "government dogs" who sold out. As a result, [[spoiler:virtually no one complains when the World Government dissolves the Seven Warlords system and immediately moves to capture the remaining Warlords]].
** Donquixote Homing [[DefectorFromDecadence decided to part ways with the rest of the Celestial Dragons in order to live as an ordinary human]], but found that the common people despised the Celestial Dragons so much that they sought brutal revenge against him and his family. Meanwhile, the other Celestial Dragons looked down on Homing and refused his request to have his sons reinstated as nobles. This culminated in Doflamingo killing Homing in a futile attempt to return to the nobility.
** Kurozumi Orochi, the tyrannical shogun of Wano, is despised by nearly all of his country, save for a handful of loyalists. He even ends up attracting the contempt of his ally Kaido, despite the fact that they are both enemies of the samurai, and [[spoiler:Kaido decapitates Orochi [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness once he's no longer useful]], even if the decapitation doesn't actually kill Orochi.]]
* In ''A Lazy Guy Woke Up As A Girl One Morning'', the boys and girls of the third-year class argue which of them should get Yasuda, the lazy guy-turned girl, because the boys realize that Yasuda's laziness [[TheLoad causes them to lose while he's on their team]], and the girls don't want to give up the advantage by having to take him onto their team now that he's a girl.
* In ''Manga/KarakuridoujiUltimo'', Dr. Dunston, who created robots that are pure good and pure evil, encounters a group of bandits who are JustLikeRobinHood. He remarks that the good robot, Ultimo, would consider the bandits criminals who deserve punishment, while the evil robot, Vice, would kill them ForTheEvulz. However, this is subverted when Ultimo sees the bandits' sense of camaraderie and protects them from Vice.
** The Seven Warlords of the Sea are pirates who work with the World Government in exchange for a certain amount of license to operate with impunity. Law-abiding citizens hate them for being criminals who went unpunished for their crimes and are likely plotting against the government, while pirates consider them "government dogs" who sold out. As a result, [[spoiler:virtually no one complains when the World Government dissolves the Seven Warlords system and immediately moves to capture the remaining Warlords]].
** Donquixote Homing [[DefectorFromDecadence decided to part ways with the rest of the Celestial Dragons in order to live as an ordinary human]], but found that the common people despised the Celestial Dragons so much that they sought brutal revenge against him and his family. Meanwhile, the other Celestial Dragons looked down on Homing and refused his request to have his sons reinstated as nobles. This culminated in Doflamingo killing Homing in a futile attempt to return to the nobility.
** Kurozumi Orochi, the tyrannical shogun of Wano, is despised by nearly all of his country, save for a handful of loyalists. He even ends up attracting the contempt of his ally Kaido, despite the fact that they are both enemies of the samurai, and [[spoiler:Kaido decapitates Orochi [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness once he's no longer useful]], even if the decapitation doesn't actually kill Orochi.]]
* In ''A Lazy Guy Woke Up As A Girl One Morning'', the boys and girls of the third-year class argue which of them should get Yasuda, the lazy guy-turned girl, because the boys realize that Yasuda's laziness [[TheLoad causes them to lose while he's on their team]], and the girls don't want to give up the advantage by having to take him onto their team now that he's a girl.
* In ''Manga/KarakuridoujiUltimo'', Dr. Dunston, who created robots that are pure good and pure evil, encounters a group of bandits who are JustLikeRobinHood. He remarks that the good robot, Ultimo, would consider the bandits criminals who deserve punishment, while the evil robot, Vice, would kill them ForTheEvulz. However, this is subverted when Ultimo sees the bandits' sense of camaraderie and protects them from Vice.
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** In the Syrup Village arc, not only do Luffy and his friends hate the Black Cat Pirates for being accomplices to Captain Kuro the ArcVillain, but Kuro himself considers them expendable, using an attack that harms his own men. When Luffy is prepared to finish off Kuro, Kuro's men cheer him on, but Luffy [[YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame yells at them to shut up and reminds them they're still his enemies]].
** The Seven Warlords of the Sea are [[{{privateer}} pirates who work with the WorldGovernment Government]] in exchange for a certain amount of license to operate with impunity. Law-abiding citizens hate them for being criminals who went unpunished for their crimes and are likely plotting against the government, while pirates consider them "government dogs" who sold out. As a result, [[spoiler:virtually no one complains when the World Government dissolves the Seven Warlords system and immediately moves to capture the remaining Warlords]].
** Donquixote Homing [[DefectorFromDecadence decided to part ways with the rest of the Celestial Dragons in order to live as an ordinary human]], but found that the common people despised the Celestial Dragons so much that they sought brutal revenge against him and his family. Meanwhile, the other Celestial Dragons looked down on Homing and refused his request to have his sons reinstated as nobles. This culminated in a 10-year-old Doflamingo [[{{patricide}} killingHoming Homing]] in a futile attempt to return to the nobility.
** Kurozumi Orochi, the tyrannical shogun of Wano, is despised by nearly all of his country, save for a handful of loyalists. He even ends up attracting the contempt of his ally Kaido, despite the fact that they are both enemies of the samurai, and [[spoiler:Kaido decapitates Orochi [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness once he's no longer useful]], even if the decapitation doesn't actually killOrochi.]]
* In ''A Lazy Guy Woke Up As A Girl One Morning'', the boys and girls of the third-year class argue which of them should get Yasuda, the lazy guy-turned girl, because the boys realize that Yasuda's laziness [[TheLoad causes them to lose while he's on their team]], and the girls don't want to give up the advantage by having to take him onto their team now that he's a girl.
* In ''Manga/KarakuridoujiUltimo'', Dr. Dunston, who created robots that are pure good and pure evil, encounters a group of bandits who are JustLikeRobinHood. He remarks that the good robot, Ultimo, would consider the bandits criminals who deserve punishment, while the evil robot, Vice, would kill them ForTheEvulz. However, this is subverted when Ultimo sees the bandits' sense of camaraderie and protects them from Vice.Orochi]].
** The Seven Warlords of the Sea are [[{{privateer}} pirates who work with the World
** Donquixote Homing [[DefectorFromDecadence decided to part ways with the rest of the Celestial Dragons in order to live as an ordinary human]], but found that the common people despised the Celestial Dragons so much that they sought brutal revenge against him and his family. Meanwhile, the other Celestial Dragons looked down on Homing and refused his request to have his sons reinstated as nobles. This culminated in a 10-year-old Doflamingo [[{{patricide}} killing
** Kurozumi Orochi, the tyrannical shogun of Wano, is despised by nearly all of his country, save for a handful of loyalists. He even ends up attracting the contempt of his ally Kaido, despite the fact that they are both enemies of the samurai, and [[spoiler:Kaido decapitates Orochi [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness once he's no longer useful]], even if the decapitation doesn't actually kill
* In ''A Lazy Guy Woke Up As A Girl One Morning'', the boys and girls of the third-year class argue which of them should get Yasuda, the lazy guy-turned girl, because the boys realize that Yasuda's laziness [[TheLoad causes them to lose while he's on their team]], and the girls don't want to give up the advantage by having to take him onto their team now that he's a girl.
* In ''Manga/KarakuridoujiUltimo'', Dr. Dunston, who created robots that are pure good and pure evil, encounters a group of bandits who are JustLikeRobinHood. He remarks that the good robot, Ultimo, would consider the bandits criminals who deserve punishment, while the evil robot, Vice, would kill them ForTheEvulz. However, this is subverted when Ultimo sees the bandits' sense of camaraderie and protects them from Vice.
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* In ''VideoGame/Persona5'', Kunikazu Okumura not only ends up being hated by the Phantom Thieves, who want to [[HeelFaceBrainwashing steal his heart]] for his abuse of his workers and his daughter Haru, as well as the public, who voted to make him the most requested target, but also by the conspiracy he's aligned with, who consider him a liability and [[spoiler:want to use him to lure the Phantom Thieves into a trap]].
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* In ''Manga/DemonSlayerKimetsuNoYaiba'', after [[TheFriendNobodyLikes Douma]], Upper-Rank 2 of the Twelve Kizuki, pushes Akaza, Upper-Rank 3, too far, Akaza punches him in the head, causing [[TheDragon Kokushibo]], the Upper-Rank 1(and the strongest demon besides [[BigBad Muzan]], to call Akaza out on infighting. Douma then thanks Kokushibo for stepping in, only for Kokushibo to remind him that he didn't do it for Douma's sake, making it clear that no one likes Douma.
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** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', Those Who Slither In The Dark, an antagonistic faction, end up drawing the contempt of both sides of the war between [[spoiler:the Adrestian empire and the rest of Fodlan]]. Their allies despise them and only work with them out of convenience, [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness disposing of them after the war ends]] in [[spoiler:the route in which Byleth joins Edelgard]], and leaving behind instructions to ensure their defeat in [[spoiler:the Golden Deer and Church routes]].
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** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses''
*** Those Who Slither In The Dark, an antagonistic faction, end up drawing the contempt of both sides of the war between [[spoiler:the Adrestian empire and the rest of Fodlan]]. Their allies despise them and only work with them out of convenience, [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness disposing of them after the war ends]] in [[spoiler:the route in which Byleth joins Edelgard]], and leaving behind instructions to ensure their defeat in [[spoiler:the Golden Deer and Churchroutes]].routes]].
*** Acheron is a young and ambitious noble of the Leicester Alliance who is not well liked among his peers, especially after he betrays them to their enemies in Part 2, but his enemies don't seem to hold him in any higher regard. [[spoiler:On the Crimson Flower route, Acheron stays with the Alliance, with Leonie(if she was not recruited) openly disdaining him as the least important noble in the Alliance, and Acheron can be killed during that battle(unless he escapes after Leonie or the Alliance General replacing her is killed)]].
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemWarriorsThreeHopes'', Count Varley, Bernadetta's [[AbusiveParents father]], becomes bishop of the newly formed Southern Church, which causes the Central Church to view him as an enemy and try to have him assassinated. Edelgard and the rest of the Empire don't care for him due to him being a {{greed}}y DirtyCoward, and specifically chose him to draw the ire of their enemies. If Count Varley gets killed, Hubert will be annoyed that his death necessitates finding a new bishop, while even [[NiceGirl Bernadetta]] barely reacts.
*** Those Who Slither In The Dark, an antagonistic faction, end up drawing the contempt of both sides of the war between [[spoiler:the Adrestian empire and the rest of Fodlan]]. Their allies despise them and only work with them out of convenience, [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness disposing of them after the war ends]] in [[spoiler:the route in which Byleth joins Edelgard]], and leaving behind instructions to ensure their defeat in [[spoiler:the Golden Deer and Church
*** Acheron is a young and ambitious noble of the Leicester Alliance who is not well liked among his peers, especially after he betrays them to their enemies in Part 2, but his enemies don't seem to hold him in any higher regard. [[spoiler:On the Crimson Flower route, Acheron stays with the Alliance, with Leonie(if she was not recruited) openly disdaining him as the least important noble in the Alliance, and Acheron can be killed during that battle(unless he escapes after Leonie or the Alliance General replacing her is killed)]].
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemWarriorsThreeHopes'', Count Varley, Bernadetta's [[AbusiveParents father]], becomes bishop of the newly formed Southern Church, which causes the Central Church to view him as an enemy and try to have him assassinated. Edelgard and the rest of the Empire don't care for him due to him being a {{greed}}y DirtyCoward, and specifically chose him to draw the ire of their enemies. If Count Varley gets killed, Hubert will be annoyed that his death necessitates finding a new bishop, while even [[NiceGirl Bernadetta]] barely reacts.
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* ''Anime/CodeGeass'': Being an Eleven who serves in the Britannian military, [[Characters/CodeGeassSuzakuKururugi Suzaku Kururugi]] gets a lot of this. The Japanese despise him as a sellout and traitor, while the Britannians look down on him for being an Eleven. Best shown when he tries to put a stop to a fight between Tamaki and two Ashford school boys, and gets insulted by both sides.
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* ''Manhwa/TheMonstrousDukesAdoptedDaughter'': ''No one'' likes the Sperado family after the trial is over, neither on Leslie's side (due to their treatment of her) or the villains (Eli's fiancé Prince Arlendo tells her to her face he doesn't like her, Medea pretends to be compassionate to her as part of her plans but orders her own clothes burnt after Eli touches them) or fellow nobles (Eli is widely considered a criminal and a pariah after the disastrous trial). It doesn't help that the Sperados keep considering themselves the cream of the cream well after their fall from grace and blaming their misfortunes on Leslie.
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* ''Manhwa/TheMonstrousDukesAdoptedDaughter'': ''No one'' likes the Sperado family after the trial is over, neither on Leslie's side (due to their treatment of her) or the villains (Eli's fiancé Prince Arlendo tells her to her face he doesn't like her, Medea pretends to be compassionate to her as part of her plans but orders her own clothes burnt after Eli touches them) or fellow nobles (Eli is widely considered a criminal and a pariah after the disastrous trial). It doesn't help that the Sperados keep considering themselves the cream of the cream well after their fall from grace and blaming their misfortunes on Leslie.
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** In the novel, ''Literature/OfBloodAndHonor'', Tirion Fordring's subordinate Barthilas ends up being hated by both sides in Tirion's trial. Not only did he turn on his mentor and superior Tirion, but he finds out that Uther, despite being willing to exile Tirion for sparing the life of an orc, doesn't care for Barthilas' disrespecting Uther's [[WeUsedToBeFriends former comrade and friend Tirion]].
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* In ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas'', Officer Jimmy Hernandez has the misfortune of not being as ruthless or corrupt as his fellow [[DirtyCop C.R.A.S.H.]] officers [[BigBad Frank Tenpenny]] and [[TheDragon Eddie Pulaski]], so they hold him in contempt and often mistreat him in rather petty ways. Meanwhile, [[NeighborhoodFriendlyGangsters Carl "C.J." Johnson]], who already has a low opinion of the police and is forced to do Tenpenny's dirty work, doesn't have any respect for Hernandez, calling him Tenpenny and Pulaski's "bitch."
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* In ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas'', ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas''
** Officer Jimmy Hernandez has the misfortune of not being as ruthless or corrupt as his fellow [[DirtyCop C.R.A.S.H.]] officers [[BigBad Frank Tenpenny]] and [[TheDragon Eddie Pulaski]], so they hold him in contempt and often mistreat him in rather petty ways. Meanwhile, [[NeighborhoodFriendlyGangsters Carl "C.J." Johnson]], who already has a low opinion of the police and is forced to do Tenpenny's dirty work, doesn't have any respect for Hernandez, calling him Tenpenny and Pulaski's "bitch.""
** A humorous example happens at the start of the mission "Cesar Vialpando," when Carl walks in on an argument between his brother Sweet and their sister Kendl over Kendl dating Cesar, who's from the Aztecas gang. As Sweet accuses Kendl of being "dressed like a hooker," Kendl angrily takes exception. Carl flippantly remarks, "You say it like it's a bad thing!", prompting Sweet and Kendl to put aside their differences long enough to reply, "Shut up, Carl" in unison, before resuming their argument.
** Officer Jimmy Hernandez has the misfortune of not being as ruthless or corrupt as his fellow [[DirtyCop C.R.A.S.H.]] officers [[BigBad Frank Tenpenny]] and [[TheDragon Eddie Pulaski]], so they hold him in contempt and often mistreat him in rather petty ways. Meanwhile, [[NeighborhoodFriendlyGangsters Carl "C.J." Johnson]], who already has a low opinion of the police and is forced to do Tenpenny's dirty work, doesn't have any respect for Hernandez, calling him Tenpenny and Pulaski's "bitch.
** A humorous example happens at the start of the mission "Cesar Vialpando," when Carl walks in on an argument between his brother Sweet and their sister Kendl over Kendl dating Cesar, who's from the Aztecas gang. As Sweet accuses Kendl of being "dressed like a hooker," Kendl angrily takes exception. Carl flippantly remarks, "You say it like it's a bad thing!", prompting Sweet and Kendl to put aside their differences long enough to reply, "Shut up, Carl" in unison, before resuming their argument.
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* In ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas'', *Officer Jimmy Hernandez has the misfortune of not being as ruthless or corrupt as his fellow [[DirtyCop C.R.A.S.H.]] officers [[BigBad Frank Tenpenny]] and [[TheDragon Eddie Pulaski]], so they hold him in contempt and often mistreat him in rather petty ways. Meanwhile, [[NeighborhoodFriendlyGangsters Carl "C.J." Johnson]], who already has a low opinion of the police and is forced to do Tenpenny's dirty work, doesn't have any respect for Hernandez, calling him Tenpenny and Pulaski's "bitch."
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* In ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas'', *Officer Officer Jimmy Hernandez has the misfortune of not being as ruthless or corrupt as his fellow [[DirtyCop C.R.A.S.H.]] officers [[BigBad Frank Tenpenny]] and [[TheDragon Eddie Pulaski]], so they hold him in contempt and often mistreat him in rather petty ways. Meanwhile, [[NeighborhoodFriendlyGangsters Carl "C.J." Johnson]], who already has a low opinion of the police and is forced to do Tenpenny's dirty work, doesn't have any respect for Hernandez, calling him Tenpenny and Pulaski's "bitch."
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* In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening'', Yarne's Paralogue has your faction, Chrom's Shepherds, arrive at a village that is being caught in the crossfire between feuding bands of mercenaries. You can choose to ally with one of the factions, at the cost of losing some of the items you can gain, or you can oppose both, resulting in the bitter enemies deciding to GangUpOnTheHuman.
* In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', Those Who Slither In The Dark, an antagonistic faction, end up drawing the contempt of both sides of the war between [[spoiler:the Adrestian empire and the rest of Fodlan]]. Their allies despise them and only work with them out of convenience, [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness disposing of them after the war ends]] in [[spoiler:the route in which Byleth joins Edelgard]], and leaving behind instructions to ensure their defeat in [[spoiler:the Golden Deer and Church routes]].
* In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', Those Who Slither In The Dark, an antagonistic faction, end up drawing the contempt of both sides of the war between [[spoiler:the Adrestian empire and the rest of Fodlan]]. Their allies despise them and only work with them out of convenience, [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness disposing of them after the war ends]] in [[spoiler:the route in which Byleth joins Edelgard]], and leaving behind instructions to ensure their defeat in [[spoiler:the Golden Deer and Church routes]].
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* ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' games often have characters who are held in contempt by both of the main factions, usually particularly evil ones who not only alienate the heroes, but the more honorable villains.
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemGaiden'', the Duma Faithful, the clergy of the nation of Rigel, are not only enemies to the Mila-worshipping Zofians, but many of their own allies in Rigel dislike them. Berkut, a character exclusive to the remake, takes an instant dislike to Nuibaba, a witch in service of Duma, when the latter offers help. [[spoiler:It ultimately turns out the reason Rudolf, the emperor of Rigel, started the war was as part of an elaborate plan to dismantle the Duma Faithful and do away with the mad god Duma, in order to allow humans to rule over Valentia.]]
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade'', Roartz and Arcard are two traitorous Erturian nobles who get hit with this trope, along with RewardedAsATraitorDeserves. After selling out Ertruria to Bern, they not only are alienated from their former countrymen and the rest of the heroes, but the more honorable Bern generals don't like them very much, either, and deliberately put them in a position where they'll be the first to fight and fall against Roy's army.
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening'', Yarne's Paralogue has your faction, Chrom's Shepherds, arrive at a village that is being caught in the crossfire between feuding bands of mercenaries. You can choose to ally with one of the factions, at the cost of losing some of the items you can gain, or you can oppose both, resulting in the bitter enemies deciding to GangUpOnTheHuman.
* ** ''VideoGame/FireEmblemFates'' has a few individuals who alienate both sides in the war between Hoshido and Nohr.
*** Iago and Hans, two high-ranking Nohrians. The former is Garon's personal advisor and the latter is a murderer whom Garon recruited into the army. Not only are they enemies on the Birthright and Revelation routes, but Iago constantly plots against Corrin on the Conquest route(in which Corrin rejoins their adoptive family in Nohr), and both end up dying at the heroes' hands by the end of the game.
*** Kotaro, ruler of Mokushu, a former ally of Hoshido, betrays Hoshido to Nohr. Not only is he an enemy on Birthright and Revelation, but he also becomes this in Conquest, when he tries to kill Corrin and the Nohrian royals, none of whom are particularly broken up about forming an EnemyMine with Saizo to kill Kotaro.
*** Zola, a Nohrian mage who abducted and impersonated Izana, a neutral ruler, in order to lure the Hoshidan royals into a trap, is another case of this. On Birthright, Leo tries to kill Zola after the latter loses to Corrin, only for Corrin to spare him, resulting in [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished Garon killing Zola for asking for mercy on Corrin's behalf]]. In Conquest, Corrin and the Nohrians fight Zola to prevent him from executing the Hoshidan royals, with Corrin [[WhatTheHellHero briefly protesting]] but ultimately accepting Leo [[HeKnowsTooMuch killing Zola to tie up loose ends]]. On Revelation, Corrin allows Leo to kill Zola after the latter takes Sakura hostage.
*** Corrin ends up becoming an enemy to both sides for the first half of Revelation, as neither of their families understand why they would choose neither side. Once the two royals learn the truth, though, Corrin achieves the unlikely feat of getting them to band together against their true enemy.
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', Those Who Slither In The Dark, an antagonistic faction, end up drawing the contempt of both sides of the war between [[spoiler:the Adrestian empire and the rest of Fodlan]]. Their allies despise them and only work with them out of convenience, [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness disposing of them after the war ends]] in [[spoiler:the route in which Byleth joins Edelgard]], and leaving behind instructions to ensure their defeat in [[spoiler:the Golden Deer and Church routes]].
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemGaiden'', the Duma Faithful, the clergy of the nation of Rigel, are not only enemies to the Mila-worshipping Zofians, but many of their own allies in Rigel dislike them. Berkut, a character exclusive to the remake, takes an instant dislike to Nuibaba, a witch in service of Duma, when the latter offers help. [[spoiler:It ultimately turns out the reason Rudolf, the emperor of Rigel, started the war was as part of an elaborate plan to dismantle the Duma Faithful and do away with the mad god Duma, in order to allow humans to rule over Valentia.]]
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade'', Roartz and Arcard are two traitorous Erturian nobles who get hit with this trope, along with RewardedAsATraitorDeserves. After selling out Ertruria to Bern, they not only are alienated from their former countrymen and the rest of the heroes, but the more honorable Bern generals don't like them very much, either, and deliberately put them in a position where they'll be the first to fight and fall against Roy's army.
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening'', Yarne's Paralogue has your faction, Chrom's Shepherds, arrive at a village that is being caught in the crossfire between feuding bands of mercenaries. You can choose to ally with one of the factions, at the cost of losing some of the items you can gain, or you can oppose both, resulting in the bitter enemies deciding to GangUpOnTheHuman.
*** Iago and Hans, two high-ranking Nohrians. The former is Garon's personal advisor and the latter is a murderer whom Garon recruited into the army. Not only are they enemies on the Birthright and Revelation routes, but Iago constantly plots against Corrin on the Conquest route(in which Corrin rejoins their adoptive family in Nohr), and both end up dying at the heroes' hands by the end of the game.
*** Kotaro, ruler of Mokushu, a former ally of Hoshido, betrays Hoshido to Nohr. Not only is he an enemy on Birthright and Revelation, but he also becomes this in Conquest, when he tries to kill Corrin and the Nohrian royals, none of whom are particularly broken up about forming an EnemyMine with Saizo to kill Kotaro.
*** Zola, a Nohrian mage who abducted and impersonated Izana, a neutral ruler, in order to lure the Hoshidan royals into a trap, is another case of this. On Birthright, Leo tries to kill Zola after the latter loses to Corrin, only for Corrin to spare him, resulting in [[NoGoodDeedGoesUnpunished Garon killing Zola for asking for mercy on Corrin's behalf]]. In Conquest, Corrin and the Nohrians fight Zola to prevent him from executing the Hoshidan royals, with Corrin [[WhatTheHellHero briefly protesting]] but ultimately accepting Leo [[HeKnowsTooMuch killing Zola to tie up loose ends]]. On Revelation, Corrin allows Leo to kill Zola after the latter takes Sakura hostage.
*** Corrin ends up becoming an enemy to both sides for the first half of Revelation, as neither of their families understand why they would choose neither side. Once the two royals learn the truth, though, Corrin achieves the unlikely feat of getting them to band together against their true enemy.
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', Those Who Slither In The Dark, an antagonistic faction, end up drawing the contempt of both sides of the war between [[spoiler:the Adrestian empire and the rest of Fodlan]]. Their allies despise them and only work with them out of convenience, [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness disposing of them after the war ends]] in [[spoiler:the route in which Byleth joins Edelgard]], and leaving behind instructions to ensure their defeat in [[spoiler:the Golden Deer and Church routes]].
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* In ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoSanAndreas'', *Officer Jimmy Hernandez has the misfortune of not being as ruthless or corrupt as his fellow [[DirtyCop C.R.A.S.H.]] officers [[BigBad Frank Tenpenny]] and [[TheDragon Eddie Pulaski]], so they hold him in contempt and often mistreat him in rather petty ways. Meanwhile, [[NeighborhoodFriendlyGangsters Carl "C.J." Johnson]], who already has a low opinion of the police and is forced to do Tenpenny's dirty work, doesn't have any respect for Hernandez, calling him Tenpenny and Pulaski's "bitch."
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* In ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'', [[KnightTemplar Miko Miyazaki]] not only ends up being hated by the eponymous party of adventurers, but [[TheFriendNobodyLikes her fellow Paladins hate her, too]]. Unsurprisingly, [[BigBad Xykon]] and his minions don't think much of Miko when they interact. After Miko [[spoiler:assassinates her liege lord Shoujo for supposedly betraying her and her fellow Paladins]], she's become a pariah from both the good and evil sides. Even when she [[spoiler:loses her powers]] she's unwilling/unable to see that it's all her fault.
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* In ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'', [[KnightTemplar Miko Miyazaki]] not only ends up being hated by the eponymous party of adventurers, but [[TheFriendNobodyLikes her fellow Paladins hate her, too]]. Unsurprisingly, [[BigBad Xykon]] and his minions don't think much of Miko when they interact. After Miko [[spoiler:assassinates her liege lord Shoujo Shojo for supposedly betraying her and her fellow Paladins]], she's become a pariah from both the good and evil sides. Even when she [[spoiler:loses her powers]] she's unwilling/unable to see that it's all her fault.
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* ''Film/MenInBlack'': The cephalopoid who James Edwards (later known as Agent Jay) chases in his first scene is not only on the run from the NYPD, but knows that if his boss (the Bug) finds him, he'll kill him too. J lampshades it by saying that the cephalopoid is "pissing everybody off."
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* ''Film/MenInBlack'': The cephalopoid who James Edwards (later known as Agent Jay) chases in his first scene is not only on the run from the NYPD, but knows that if his boss (the Bug) finds him, he'll kill [[YouHaveFailedMe kill]] him too. J lampshades it by saying that the cephalopoid is "pissing everybody off."
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** ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets'': Gilderoy Lockhart, MilesGloriosus extraordinaire, is loathed by students ([[ChickMagnet well, male students]]) and staff alike.
** ''Literature/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban'': Harry puts himself between Sirius Black trying to murder Peter Pettigrew to avenge the murders of Harry's parents and Sirius' imprisonment. Harry does this not because he has any sympathy for Pettigrew (he rejects his sniveling attempts at gratitude) but because he wants to think his father wouldn't have approved of his friends killing each other (not to mention that leaving Pettigrew alive to face trial is a CruelMercy).
** Pettigrew appears as this even later: when he tries to get credit for being Lord Voldemort's sole servant between Voldemort's rebirth and the Azkaban breakout, Voldemort laughs at him, pointing out Pettigrew stayed on out of fear of Voldemort's retribution rather than any loyalty or devotion (such as the Lestranges). Even Snape gets in on it, snidely suggesting that he recommend Pettigrew for more dangerous missions than being Snape's housekeeper.
** ''Literature/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban'': Harry puts himself between Sirius Black trying to murder Peter Pettigrew to avenge the murders of Harry's parents and Sirius' imprisonment. Harry does this not because he has any sympathy for Pettigrew (he rejects his sniveling attempts at gratitude) but because he wants to think his father wouldn't have approved of his friends killing each other (not to mention that leaving Pettigrew alive to face trial is a CruelMercy).
** Pettigrew appears as this even later: when he tries to get credit for being Lord Voldemort's sole servant between Voldemort's rebirth and the Azkaban breakout, Voldemort laughs at him, pointing out Pettigrew stayed on out of fear of Voldemort's retribution rather than any loyalty or devotion (such as the Lestranges). Even Snape gets in on it, snidely suggesting that he recommend Pettigrew for more dangerous missions than being Snape's housekeeper.
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** ''Literature/HarryPotterAndTheChamberOfSecrets'': Gilderoy Lockhart, MilesGloriosus extraordinaire, is loathed by students ([[ChickMagnet well, male students]]) and staff alike.
** ''Literature/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban'': Harry puts himselfalike.This isn't an example because of any conflict between Sirius Black trying to murder Peter Pettigrew to avenge the murders of Harry's parents whole staff and Sirius' imprisonment. Harry the whole student body but it does this not because he has any sympathy for Pettigrew (he rejects his sniveling attempts at gratitude) but because he wants extend between groups that are otherwise hostile to think his father wouldn't have approved of his friends killing each other (not to mention that leaving Pettigrew alive to face trial is a CruelMercy).
such as the Gryffindors and the Slytherins.
** Pettigrew appears as this even later: when he tries to get credit for being Lord Voldemort's sole servant between Voldemort's rebirth and the Azkaban breakout, Voldemort laughs at him, pointing out Pettigrew stayed on out of fear of Voldemort's retribution rather than any loyalty or devotion (such as the Lestranges). Even Snape gets in on it, snidely suggesting that he recommend Pettigrew for more dangerous missions than being Snape'shousekeeper.housekeeper, in essence accepting him into their ranks but denying him any sort of respect.
** ''Literature/HarryPotterAndThePrisonerOfAzkaban'': Harry puts himself
** Pettigrew appears as this even later: when he tries to get credit for being Lord Voldemort's sole servant between Voldemort's rebirth and the Azkaban breakout, Voldemort laughs at him, pointing out Pettigrew stayed on out of fear of Voldemort's retribution rather than any loyalty or devotion (such as the Lestranges). Even Snape gets in on it, snidely suggesting that he recommend Pettigrew for more dangerous missions than being Snape's
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* In ''VideoGame/PrinceOfPersiaWarriorWithin'', Shahdee ends up in one just before the second fight with her. On one end is the Prince, who is there to kill the Empress of Time and wants Shahdee dead for attacking him at sea and killing his crew. On the other end is the Empress herself, who not only wants to kill the Prince, but also [[YouHaveFailedMe wants to kill Shahdee dead for her failure to stop the Prince]]. [[spoiler:Shahdee ends up turning on Kaileena right then and there, only for the Prince to unwittingly come to Kaileena's rescue]].
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* In ''VideoGame/PrinceOfPersiaWarriorWithin'', Shahdee ends up in one just before the second fight with her. On one end is the Prince, who is there to kill the Empress of Time and wants Shahdee dead for attacking him at sea and killing his crew. On the other end is the Empress herself, who not only wants to kill the Prince, but also [[YouHaveFailedMe wants to kill Shahdee dead for her failure to stop the Prince]]. [[spoiler:Shahdee ends up turning on Kaileena right then and there, only for the Prince to unwittingly come to Kaileena's rescue]].rescue]].
* ''VisualNovel/Danganronpa2GoodbyeDespair''
** In the first trial, Nagito Komaeda ends up being hated by the "blackened"(who committed murder and will be executed if they're caught) and the rest of the "spotless" students (who will be executed if the blackened is caught. The spotless students are disturbed by Nagito's insane obsession with hope, especially after [[spoiler:it turns out that he manipulated the blackened into committing murder]]. Meanwhile, the blackened doesn't like Nagito either, [[spoiler:and was originally trying to kill Nagito, but ended up killing the victim by mistake]].
** Monomi ends up being hated by virtually everyone in the cast. Monokuma, who oversees the killing game, [[BigBrotherBully forcibly adopts her as his "little sister" and beats her up at even the slightest provocation]], while the students who are being forced to participate consider Monomi annoying and think she is in league with Monokuma. Chiaki Nanami is the only one who doesn't hate Monomi, partly due to [[NiceGirl being one of the nicest students]] and partly due to [[spoiler:being a fellow Future Foundation ArtificialIntelligence]].
* ''VisualNovel/Danganronpa2GoodbyeDespair''
** In the first trial, Nagito Komaeda ends up being hated by the "blackened"(who committed murder and will be executed if they're caught) and the rest of the "spotless" students (who will be executed if the blackened is caught. The spotless students are disturbed by Nagito's insane obsession with hope, especially after [[spoiler:it turns out that he manipulated the blackened into committing murder]]. Meanwhile, the blackened doesn't like Nagito either, [[spoiler:and was originally trying to kill Nagito, but ended up killing the victim by mistake]].
** Monomi ends up being hated by virtually everyone in the cast. Monokuma, who oversees the killing game, [[BigBrotherBully forcibly adopts her as his "little sister" and beats her up at even the slightest provocation]], while the students who are being forced to participate consider Monomi annoying and think she is in league with Monokuma. Chiaki Nanami is the only one who doesn't hate Monomi, partly due to [[NiceGirl being one of the nicest students]] and partly due to [[spoiler:being a fellow Future Foundation ArtificialIntelligence]].
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* ''Manga/HeroUnionBBS'': The premise of the series is various people TrappedInAnotherWorld having an interdimensional social network where they can communicate and ask for help. One such person explains that they're in an adventuring party of attractive young women (gaining them the contempt of the more involuntarily celibate posters) and that the party is split into two groups who hate each other for political and religious reasons (but the only thing they agree on is how much they hate the person asking for help). The posters are still split, but when the OP reveals that they're a girl (so not an UngratefuBastard living out a tsundere harem fetish as they first thought), the entire forum immediately helps her to get out of there.
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* ''Manga/HeroUnionBBS'': The premise of the series is various people TrappedInAnotherWorld having an interdimensional social network where they can communicate and ask for help. One such person explains that they're in an adventuring party of attractive young women (gaining them the contempt of the more involuntarily celibate posters) and that the party is split into two groups who hate each other for political and religious reasons (but the only thing they agree on is how much they hate the person asking for help). The posters are still split, but when the OP reveals that they're a girl (so not an UngratefuBastard UngratefulBastard living out a tsundere harem fetish as they first thought), the entire forum immediately helps her to get out of there.
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* In ''VisualNovel/PlumbersDontWearTies'', you, the player, end up in one. Midway through the game, you are required to choose an extremely disgusting story choice, in which Thresher tries to extort sexual favors from Jane, the female lead and a job applicant, which results in your score permanently going negative and the narrator calling you out on it. Some time later, a StrawFeminist shows up and [[[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext usurps the narrator's position] but is no happier with you, and proceeds to pick up where he left off in criticizing your story choices. After the original narrator returns, he continues his criticism.
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* In ''VisualNovel/PlumbersDontWearTies'', you, the player, end up in one. Midway through the game, you are required to choose an extremely disgusting story choice, in which Thresher tries to extort sexual favors from Jane, the female lead and a job applicant, which results in your score permanently going negative and the narrator calling you out on it. Some time later, a StrawFeminist shows up and [[[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext [[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext usurps the narrator's position] position]] but is no happier with you, and proceeds to pick up where he left off in criticizing your story choices. After the original narrator returns, he continues his criticism.
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* ''Film/MenInBlack'': The cephalopoid James Edwards, later known as Agent Jay, chases in his first scene is not only on the run from the NYPD, but knows that if his boss, the Bug, finds him, he'll kill him too. J lampshades it by saying that the cephalopoid is "pissing everybody off."
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* ''Film/MenInBlack'': The cephalopoid who James Edwards, later Edwards (later known as Agent Jay, Jay) chases in his first scene is not only on the run from the NYPD, but knows that if his boss, the Bug, boss (the Bug) finds him, he'll kill him too. J lampshades it by saying that the cephalopoid is "pissing everybody off."
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* In ''VideoGame/PrinceOfPersiaWarriorWithin'', Shahdee ends up in one just before the second fight with her. On one end is the Prince, who is there to kill the Empress of Time and wants Shahdee dead for attacking him at sea and killing his crew. On the other end is the Empress herself, who not only wants to kill the Prince, but also [[YouHaveFailedMe wants to kill Shahdee dead for her failure to stop the Prince]]. [[spoiler:Shahdee ends up turning on Kaileena right then and there, only for the Prince to unwittingly come to Kaileena's rescue]].
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* ''Film/MenInBlack'': The cephalopoid James Edwards, later known as Agent Jay, chases in his first scene is not only on the run from the NYPD, but knows that if his boss, the Bug, finds him, he'll kill him too. J lampshades it by saying that the cephalopoid is "pissing everybody off."
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* In ''VisualNovel/PlumbersDontWearTies'', you, the player, end up in one. Midway through the game, you are required to choose an extremely disgusting story choice, in which Thresher tries to extort sexual favors from Jane, the female lead and a job applicant, which results in your score permanently going negative and the narrator calling you out on it. Some time later, a StrawFeminist shows up and [[[ItMakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext usurps the narrator's position] but is no happier with you, and proceeds to pick up where he left off in criticizing your story choices. After the original narrator returns, he continues his criticism.
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* ''Manga/HeroUnionBBS'': The premise of the series is various people TrappedInAnotherWorld having an interdimensional social network where they can communicate and ask for help. One such person explains that they're in an adventuring party of attractive young women (gaining them the contempt of the more involuntarily celibate posters) and that the party is split into two groups who hate each other for political and religious reasons (but the only thing they agree on is how much they hate the person asking for help). The posters are still split, but when the OP reveals that they're a girl (so not an UngratefuBastard living out a tsundere harem fetish as they first thought), the entire forum immediately helps her to get out of there.
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* In ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'', [[KnightTemplar Miko Miyazaki]] not only ends up being hated by the eponymous party of adventurers, but [[TheFriendNobodyLikes her fellow Paladins hate her, too]]. Unsurprisingly, [[BigBad Xykon]] and his minions don't think much of Miko when they interact. After Miko [[spoiler:assassinates her liege lord Shoujo for supposedly betraying her and her fellow Paladins]], she's become a pariah from both the good and evil sides.
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* In ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'', [[KnightTemplar Miko Miyazaki]] not only ends up being hated by the eponymous party of adventurers, but [[TheFriendNobodyLikes her fellow Paladins hate her, too]]. Unsurprisingly, [[BigBad Xykon]] and his minions don't think much of Miko when they interact. After Miko [[spoiler:assassinates her liege lord Shoujo for supposedly betraying her and her fellow Paladins]], she's become a pariah from both the good and evil sides. Even when she [[spoiler:loses her powers]] she's unwilling/unable to see that it's all her fault.
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** In the Syrup Village arc, not only do Luffy and his friends hate the Black Cat Pirates for being accomplices to Captain Kuro the ArcVillain, but Kuro himself considers them expendable, using an attack that harms his own men. When Luffy is prepared to finish off Kuro, Kuro's men cheer him on, but Luffy [[YourApprovalFillsMeWithShame reminds them they're still his enemies]].
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* In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening'', Yarne's Paralogue has your faction, Chrom's Shepherds, arrive at a village that is being caught in the crossfire between feuding bands of mercenaries. You can choose to ally with one of the factions, at the cost of losing some of the items you can gain, or you can oppose both, resulting in the bitter enemies deciding to GangUpOnTheHuman.
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* in the fourth book of ''Literature/TheDeathGateCycle'', Alfred stands in an almost literal example of this, when Samah blames him for helping the Ancient Enemy, the Patryn, and being unworthy of a Sartan, and Haplo, the Patryn helped by alfred, blames him for being Sartan and expresses disgust in the idea of being allied with one. All Alfred wants is to stop them fighting/
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* in In the fourth book of ''Literature/TheDeathGateCycle'', Alfred stands in an almost literal example of this, when Samah blames him for helping the Ancient Enemy, the Patryn, and being unworthy of a Sartan, and Haplo, the Patryn helped by alfred, Alfred, blames him for being Sartan and expresses disgust in the idea of being allied with one. All Alfred wants is to stop them fighting/fighting.
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* ''Series/GameOfThrones''
** Theon ends up here after his poorly thought-out attempt to take over Winterfell. The Starks hate him for betraying them, while the Ironborn are furious over how badly he failed.
** By the end of the series, Tyrion observes that everyone in Westeros hates him- half of them because he sided with Daenerys and aided her in her war to reclaim her family's throne, and the other half because he betrayed her by [[spoiler:freeing his brother Jaime]] in the penultimate episode.
** Theon ends up here after his poorly thought-out attempt to take over Winterfell. The Starks hate him for betraying them, while the Ironborn are furious over how badly he failed.
** By the end of the series, Tyrion observes that everyone in Westeros hates him- half of them because he sided with Daenerys and aided her in her war to reclaim her family's throne, and the other half because he betrayed her by [[spoiler:freeing his brother Jaime]] in the penultimate episode.
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* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'': One episode sees Summer held hostage by a Council Rick. Rick makes it clear he's going to ShootTheHostage, until Morty threatens to shoot Rick... leading to Rick admitting it ''was'' a bluff. Council Rick admits it had him going, calling Morty a fucking idiot, an opinion repeated by Summer and Rick. All three calling him an idiot causes Morty to snap and shoot Rick... who takes advantage of the distraction to kill Council Rick (Morty's gun was fake, as stated by a note attached to the gun... [[NotAnAct which Morty evidently only read]] ''after'' the shooting).
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* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'': [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQlgmh34xqw One episode episode]] sees Summer held hostage by a Council Rick. Rick makes it clear he's going to ShootTheHostage, until Morty threatens to shoot Rick... leading to Rick admitting it ''was'' a bluff. Council Rick admits it had him going, calling Morty a fucking idiot, moron, an opinion repeated by Summer and Rick. All three calling him an idiot causes Morty to snap and shoot Rick... who takes advantage of the distraction to kill Council Rick (Morty's gun was fake, as stated by a note attached to the gun... [[NotAnAct which Morty evidently only read]] ''after'' the shooting).
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* ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'': One episode sees Summer held hostage by a Council Rick. Rick makes it clear he's going to ShootTheHostage, until Morty threatens to shoot Rick... leading to Rick admitting it ''was'' a bluff. Council Rick admits it had him going, calling Morty a fucking idiot, an opinion repeated by Summer and Rick. All three calling him an idiot causes Morty to snap and shoot Rick... who takes advantage of the distraction to kill Council Rick (Morty's gun was fake, as stated by a note attached to the gun... [[NotAnAct which Morty evidently only read]] ''after'' the shooting).
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* In the aftermath of ''ComicBook/AvengersArena'', Arcade's attempt at showing he's a worthy contender in the villain circle backfires hard: all of the other heroes out there want his blood in retaliation for forcing a bunch of teenagers into a DeadlyGame but don't really give more of a damn about him now than they did before, and all of the other villains think even ''less'' of him now because they believe he's incredibly stupid because he had to go after teenagers ("easy targets") to make a plan that worked and they also consider said plan to be copycat crap (Arcade himself acknowledged InUniverse that he [[PlagiarismInFiction "borrowed" the idea]] from ''Literature/BattleRoyale'').
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* In the aftermath of ''ComicBook/AvengersArena'', Arcade's attempt at showing he's a worthy contender in the villain circle backfires hard: all of the other heroes out there want his blood in retaliation for forcing a bunch of teenagers into a DeadlyGame but don't really give more of a damn about him now than they did before, and all of the other villains think even ''less'' of him now because they believe he's incredibly stupid because he had to go after teenagers ("easy targets") to make a plan that worked and they also consider said plan to be copycat crap (Arcade himself acknowledged InUniverse that he [[PlagiarismInFiction "borrowed" the idea]] from ''Literature/BattleRoyale''). They even show more respect to Arcade's ''assistant'', [[HypercompetentSidekick who is the one who made most of the legwork]].
