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I honestly think Soul Eater is a good example. There are a ton of Glascow Grins in this series, Medusa often showing them.
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* Many, many characters in {{Soul Eater}} have one moment of this.
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* This happens to Other Wybie briefly in {{Coraline}} . Coraline fixes it shortly after, though.
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** Basically, they're like people--some are [[RousseauWasRight nice and friendly]], and others are [[HumansAreBastards not]]. So it's dangerous to assume they're ''all'' friendly.
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* In ''AmericanVampire'', [[spoiler: Hattie]] has one of these after losing a fight with another vampire.
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* In ''PansLabyrinth'', Captain Vidal [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome gets half a Glasgow Grin on his right cheek, courtesy of Mercedes.]]
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* In ''PansLabyrinth'', [[CompleteMonster Captain Vidal Vidal]] [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome gets half a Glasgow Grin on his right cheek, courtesy of Mercedes.]]
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* On the season 3 finale of SonsOfAnarchy, Chibs (see "Tommy Flanagan" in Real Life, below) gives Jimmy O a payback GlasgowGrin just before killing him.
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* Heinkel from {{Hellsing}} gets one of these toward the end after taking a sniper round through the mouth. She doesn't seem too bothered by it, but it makes her dialogue a nightmare to read.
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* Though not typical, [[DependingOnTheArtist some artists]] do depict the Joker this way, particularly in out-of-continuity stories such as Brian Azzarello's {{Joker}} graphic novel.
** The ''Batman Confidental'' story arc ''Lovers and Madmen'', a re-telling of the Joker's orgin, had the Joker given his Glasgow Smile by a thrown Batarang.
** The ''Batman Confidental'' story arc ''Lovers and Madmen'', a re-telling of the Joker's orgin, had the Joker given his Glasgow Smile by a thrown Batarang.
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* Though not typical, [[DependingOnTheArtist some artists]] do depict the Joker TheJoker this way, particularly in out-of-continuity stories such as Brian Azzarello's {{Joker}} graphic novel.
** The''Batman ''{{Batman}} Confidental'' story arc ''Lovers and Madmen'', a re-telling of the Joker's orgin, had the Joker given his Glasgow Smile by a thrown Batarang.
** The
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* Mr Rictus from ''Wanted'' has this, though it's due to horrible burns rather than cutting.
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* Mr Rictus from ''Wanted'' ''{{Wanted}}'' has this, though it's due to horrible burns rather than cutting.
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* A Hellblazer story-line had Constantine encountering a version of the Chelsea Smilers.
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* A Hellblazer ''{{Hellblazer}}'' story-line had Constantine encountering a version of the Chelsea Smilers.
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* Mr. Sardonicus. AKA: Glasgow Grin: [[NightmareFuel The Horror Movie]].
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* Mr. Sardonicus.''Mr. Sardonicus''. AKA: Glasgow Grin: [[NightmareFuel The Horror Movie]].
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* There's a minor character on WizardsOfWaverlyPlace who has this.
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* One of the most fearless of the Dead Rabbit warriors in Martin Scorsese's ''GangsOfNewYork'' is a large Irishman named Jack Mulraney whose left cheek is curved up in a permanent grin thanks to a long-ago knife injury. Because of this peculiarity, the other gang members call him "Happy Jack."
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* The very first episode of ''BatmanBeyond'' features a Joker pulling a huge knife on Terry and declaring his intention to "put a ''smile'' on his face." This is probably something Jokerz do a ''lot''.
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* Mr. Sardonicus. AKA: Glasgow Grin: [[NightmareFuel The Horror Movie]].
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* Keiko sports one after her transformation to the latter half of ''[[{{ptitlekeueal74}} Vampire Girl vs. Frankenstein Girl]]''.
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* Katniss from TheHungerGames would've gotten one if Thresh hadn't stepped in when he did.
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* Inverted with Whiteface, the Squadron Supreme's AlternateComapanyEquivalent of the Joker. After being assaulted in prison, he's left with a set of scars that make him look constantly sad.
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* Inverted with Whiteface, the Squadron Supreme's AlternateComapanyEquivalent AlternateCompanyEquivalent of the Joker. After being assaulted in prison, he's left with a set of scars that make him look constantly sad.
sad. Differs from a PerpetualFrowner in that other than the scars, he has no affect display ''at all.''
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* Inverted with Whiteface, the Squadron Supreme's AlternateComapanyEquivalent of the Joker. After being assaulted in prison, he's left with a set of scars that make him look constantly sad.
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** On a similar note, the Joker's Earth-3 counterpart, the Jokester, did have one of these from his encounter with Owlman I and Talon.
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* The ''GreenLantern'' series has Karu-Sil of the Sinestro Corps, a WildChild who cut off her lips and sharpened her teeth into fangs so she could look more like the large beasts that adopted her, giving her a permanent predatory grin.
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* The film ''Green Street'' sees Matt threatened this by a group of Birmingham FootballHooligans. Being hooligans, of course, they refer to this as a ChelseaGrin.
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Named, of course, after the Glasgow Smile, an [[ViolentGlaswegian act of violence]] where you hold someone's mouth open with a knife and cut a smile into the victim's face. Not all characters with a Glasgow Grin have been scarred; some of them were born with it. Generally, characters with Glasgow grins tend to be evil or insane. It's sometimes known as a ChelseaSmile, in reference to the London football team, whose [[FootballHooligans more violent fans]] were reputed to inflict it on people as a FinishingMove.
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Named, of course, after the Glasgow Smile, an [[ViolentGlaswegian act of violence]] where you hold someone's mouth open with a knife and cut a smile into the victim's face. Not all characters with a Glasgow Grin have been scarred; some of them were born with it. Generally, characters with Glasgow grins tend to be evil or insane. It's sometimes known as a ChelseaSmile, in reference to [[BritishFootyTeams the London football team, team]], whose [[FootballHooligans more violent fans]] were reputed to inflict it on people as a FinishingMove.
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Named, of course, after the Glasgow Smile, an [[ViolentGlaswegian act of violence]] where you hold someone's mouth open with a knife and cut a smile into the victim's face. Not all characters with a Glasgow Grin have been scarred; some of them were born with it. Generally, characters with Glasgow grins tend to be evil or insane. It's sometimes known as a Chelsea Smile, in reference to the London football team, whose [[FootballHooligans more violent fans]] were reputed to inflict it on people as a FinishingMove.
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Named, of course, after the Glasgow Smile, an [[ViolentGlaswegian act of violence]] where you hold someone's mouth open with a knife and cut a smile into the victim's face. Not all characters with a Glasgow Grin have been scarred; some of them were born with it. Generally, characters with Glasgow grins tend to be evil or insane. It's sometimes known as a Chelsea Smile, ChelseaSmile, in reference to the London football team, whose [[FootballHooligans more violent fans]] were reputed to inflict it on people as a FinishingMove.
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* Their perpetual smile may be one of the reasons why people think of [[DolphinsDolphinsEverywhere dolphins]] are nice. And they are most definitely ''not'' always nice.
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* Their perpetual smile may be one of the reasons why people think of [[DolphinsDolphinsEverywhere dolphins]] are nice. And they are most definitely ''not'' always nice.
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* Their perpetual smile may be one of the reasons why EverythingsBetterWithDolphins... And they are most definitely ''not'' always nice.
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* Their perpetual smile may be one of the reasons why EverythingsBetterWithDolphins... people think of [[DolphinsDolphinsEverywhere dolphins]] are nice. And they are most definitely ''not'' always nice.
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* Their perpetual smile may be one of the reasons why EverythingIsBetterWithDolphins... And they are most definitely ''not'' always nice.
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* Their perpetual smile may be one of the reasons why EverythingIsBetterWithDolphins...EverythingsBetterWithDolphins... And they are most definitely ''not'' always nice.
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* Their perpetual smile may be one of the reasons why EverythingIsBetterWithDolphins... And they are most definitely ''not'' always nice.
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* Punsy McKale in TheMarvelousMisadventuresOfFlapjack has a permanent smile. It gets [[TearJerker kind of sad]] when he's offended that someone's laughing at him when he himself is actually very sad after losing a pun-off and sheds a SingleTear.
* Punsy McKale in TheMarvelousMisadventuresOfFlapjack has a permanent smile. It gets [[TearJerker kind of sad]] when he's offended that someone's laughing at him when he himself is actually very sad after losing a pun-off and sheds a SingleTear.
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** In ''Night Watch'', Vimes reminisces about a man from his past/future (depending on perspective) known as "Gussy Two Grins", who apparently had one of these.
