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* Mayor Toadstool of ''WesternAnimation/{{Amphibia}}'' doesn't wear the white suit but qualified in all the other ways including being a CorruptPolitician (though he mellows by the second season).
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* Mayor Toadstool of ''WesternAnimation/{{Amphibia}}'' doesn't wear the white suit but qualified in all the other ways including being a CorruptPolitician (though he mellows by the second season). Anne carefully describes him to Marcy in "[[Recap/AmphibiaS2E26NewWartwood New Wartwood]]" in a way only someone from Earth would understand.
--> '''Anne:''' Meet Mayor Toadstool. He's like the Monopoly Man had a baby with a piece of fried chicken.\\
'''Toadstool:''' That better be a compliment, Boonchuy.
--> '''Anne:''' Meet Mayor Toadstool. He's like the Monopoly Man had a baby with a piece of fried chicken.\\
'''Toadstool:''' That better be a compliment, Boonchuy.
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For non-fat, non-sweaty, non-Southerners who may have a different set of villainous characteristics, see VillainInAWhiteSuit. For Southerners too blue-blooded to sweat, see SouthernGentleman. For characters who are more powerful and even less genteel, see SmallTownTyrant (remembering that there's a lot of overlap). For villains who eat a great deal, Southern or not, see VillainousGlutton. And for other stereotypes of the obese, compare and contrast FatBastard, FatIdiot, and FatSlob.
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For non-fat, non-sweaty, non-Southerners who may have a different set of villainous characteristics, see VillainInAWhiteSuit. For Southerners too blue-blooded to sweat, see SouthernGentleman. For characters who are more powerful and even less genteel, see SmallTownTyrant (remembering that there's a lot of overlap). For villains who eat a great deal, Southern or not, see VillainousGlutton. And for other stereotypes of the obese, compare and contrast FatBastard, FatIdiot, FatSlob, and FatSlob.
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** {{Subverted|Trope}} with Blake Dexter, the BigBad of ''[[VideoGame/HitmanAbsolution Absolution]]''. He has the girth, suit, drawl and attitude down to a 'T', but he's actually a Midwesterner from South Dakota. It's very obvious that Dexter and his cowboy hat-wearing cronies were originally meant to be Texan, but for whatever reason this was changed sometime before release.
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** {{Subverted|Trope}} with Blake Dexter, the BigBad of ''[[VideoGame/HitmanAbsolution Absolution]]''. He Absolution]]'', has the girth, suit, drawl and attitude down to a 'T', but [[SubvertedTrope except]] he's actually a Midwesterner from South Dakota. It's very obvious that Dexter and his cowboy hat-wearing cronies were originally meant to be Texan, but for whatever reason this was changed sometime before release.
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* Peter Griffin briefly becomes one for the sake of a cutaway in the ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' episode "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS18E16StartMeUp Start Me Up]]".
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* [[Characters/FamilyGuyPeterGriffin Peter Griffin Griffin]] briefly becomes one for the sake of a cutaway in the ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' episode "[[Recap/FamilyGuyS18E16StartMeUp Start Me Up]]".
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** Homer is definitely trying for the look when he restyles himself as "Colonel Homer", manager of Lurleen Lumpkin in [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS3E20ColonelHomer the third-season episode of the same name]]. He brings the suit out again in Season 19's "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS19E16PapaDontLeech Papa Don't Leech]]" when Lurleen returns to Springfield.
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** [[Characters/TheSimpsonsHomerSimpson Homer Simpson]] is definitely trying for the look when he restyles himself as "Colonel Homer", manager of Lurleen Lumpkin in [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS3E20ColonelHomer the third-season episode of the same name]]. He brings the suit out again in Season 19's "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS19E16PapaDontLeech Papa Don't Leech]]" when Lurleen returns to Springfield.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers'': Tiny Attorney, another heroic example. Bonus points are awarded for simultaneously being a SimpleCountryLawyer.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers'': ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBros'': Tiny Attorney, another heroic example. Bonus points are awarded for simultaneously being a SimpleCountryLawyer.
