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** In ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyTrialsAndTribulations'', it is revealed that the reason Godot hates Phoenix is because [[spoiler:he blames him for the death of Mia Fey, despite Phoenix being LockedOutOfTheLoop on the events leading up to her death (namely, her investigation of Redd White) and only stumbling onto the scene later. Mia herself doesn't blame Phoenix for anything, but Godot still does.]] Eventually, he admits that he was really just desperate for someone to blame [[ItsAllMyFault to ease his own guilt about not being there to prevent it]].
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** In ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyTrialsAndTribulations'', it is revealed that the reason Godot hates Phoenix is because [[spoiler:he blames him for the death of Mia Fey, despite Phoenix being LockedOutOfTheLoop on the events leading up to her death (namely, her investigation of Redd White) and only stumbling onto the scene later. Mia herself doesn't blame Phoenix for anything, but Godot still does.]] Eventually, he admits that he was really just desperate for someone to blame [[ItsAllMyFault to ease his own guilt about not being there to prevent it]].it]]- something that is itself irrational, as [[spoiler:he was in a coma due to Dahlia Hawthorne poisoning him]].
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To paraphrase SF Debris; the people who watch the film should not be forced to go find additional material. If you see the film and don't have access to the novelizations/comment from the production team, Rachel comes across as utterly irrational (sure, it's only her and Jo-Jo, but could be that she is a widow instead of a divorcee. The film does not supplies enough evidence).
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* In ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog2020'', [[HateSink Rachel]] is the [[ObnoxiousInLaws hateful sister-in-law]] of Sheriff Tom Wachowski, who constantly tells her sister to divorce him (and this is ''before'' Tom becomes a wanted fugitive by the government because he's helping Sonic). Not only is she crazy and hateful enough to [[EstablishingCharacterMoment tell her sister to divorce Tom right after a casual (as in the "hi, honey, I am driving and wanted to say 'I love you'" kind) call]], the specific reason she hates Tom so much is never mentioned at all. She gets better in the [[Film/SonicTheHedgehog22022 sequel]], though.
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* In ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog2020'', [[HateSink Rachel]] is the [[ObnoxiousInLaws hateful sister-in-law]] of Sheriff Tom Wachowski, who constantly tells her sister to divorce him (and this is ''before'' Tom becomes a wanted fugitive by the government because he's helping Sonic). Not only is she crazy and hateful enough to [[EstablishingCharacterMoment tell her sister to divorce Tom right after a casual (as in the "hi, honey, I am driving and wanted to say 'I love you'" kind) call]], the specific reason she hates Tom so much is never mentioned at all.all[[note]]in the completed film. [[AllThereInTheManual Additional media]] implies that it's the result of her own marriage going to heck[[/note]]. She gets better in the [[Film/SonicTheHedgehog22022 sequel]], though.
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Compare the InspectorJavert, who pursues someone regardless of their culpability. The ArmouredClosetGay's hatred of gays is usually born of this, and so is most hatred for any CategoryTraitor. Sometimes overlaps with FeelingOppressedByTheirExistence. Commonly the reason behind [[SitcomArchNemesis Sitcom Arch Nemeses]].
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Compare the InspectorJavert, who pursues someone regardless of their culpability. The ArmouredClosetGay's hatred of gays is usually born of this, and so is most hatred for any CategoryTraitor. Sometimes overlaps with FeelingOppressedByTheirExistence. Commonly the reason behind [[SitcomArchNemesis Sitcom Arch Nemeses]].
Nemeses]], can be a reason for ItsNotAboutTheRequest.
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* Vento of the Front in ''Literature/ACertainMagicalIndex'' despises the Science Side of the world because she and her brother were critically injured in a ride that claimed to be scientifically proven safe and doctors were able to save only one of them.
* At least two groups in ''Literature/CheatMagicianLifeThatStartedFromBeingJudgedUseless'' hate the protagonist Kento for very irrational reasons.
** The first, Funayama Sr., falls into the "Needs someone to blame" category. He is the leader of the most prominent construction company (in universe) of Japan and his son winds up missing, along with over 200 others when the school he's attending mysteriously collapses, and the police first refuse his services to assist in clearing the debris to find survivors and second refuse to divulge any information, because they can't, when letters start coming in from the rest of the missing students. Then unscrupulous reporters publish Kento's photo as the poor kid was visiting his mother's grave, and he learns from his friends, who also have missing kids, that the letters sent back describe that Kento is in a polygamous relationship, so BLAMO, Kento '''must''' be the mastermind, and damn it all, either he'll get his son back from Kento, or beat the boy to death. Who cares what the actual evidence says.
** The second is a self-proclaimed "civil group" that ''openly hinders'' any and all rescue attempts or attempts at reconciliation from the actual guilty parties to the point '''they send a DeepCoverAgent''' at Kento and try to kill him and when he succeeds anyway, try to booby trap the press conference with explosives, actually kidnap both returning isekai victims and their families, and when they try to smuggle the latter out of the country, their escape vehicle is not only staffed with people armed to the teeth, as if they intend to start a war, but the ship has a ''nuclear weapon'' as a self-destruct dead-man switch. While the JSDF, the Japanese Diet, and the police all speculate on motives, the only motive any of their agents has openly stated is that Kent entered a polygamous relationship in the country of Landsheldt, where polygamy is legal, recognized by law, and '''justified''' by the sheer danger of monster attacks.
* At least two groups in ''Literature/CheatMagicianLifeThatStartedFromBeingJudgedUseless'' hate the protagonist Kento for very irrational reasons.
** The first, Funayama Sr., falls into the "Needs someone to blame" category. He is the leader of the most prominent construction company (in universe) of Japan and his son winds up missing, along with over 200 others when the school he's attending mysteriously collapses, and the police first refuse his services to assist in clearing the debris to find survivors and second refuse to divulge any information, because they can't, when letters start coming in from the rest of the missing students. Then unscrupulous reporters publish Kento's photo as the poor kid was visiting his mother's grave, and he learns from his friends, who also have missing kids, that the letters sent back describe that Kento is in a polygamous relationship, so BLAMO, Kento '''must''' be the mastermind, and damn it all, either he'll get his son back from Kento, or beat the boy to death. Who cares what the actual evidence says.
** The second is a self-proclaimed "civil group" that ''openly hinders'' any and all rescue attempts or attempts at reconciliation from the actual guilty parties to the point '''they send a DeepCoverAgent''' at Kento and try to kill him and when he succeeds anyway, try to booby trap the press conference with explosives, actually kidnap both returning isekai victims and their families, and when they try to smuggle the latter out of the country, their escape vehicle is not only staffed with people armed to the teeth, as if they intend to start a war, but the ship has a ''nuclear weapon'' as a self-destruct dead-man switch. While the JSDF, the Japanese Diet, and the police all speculate on motives, the only motive any of their agents has openly stated is that Kent entered a polygamous relationship in the country of Landsheldt, where polygamy is legal, recognized by law, and '''justified''' by the sheer danger of monster attacks.
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* Vento of ''Anime/BeybladeMetalFusion'': Argo Garcia hates Ginkga and his friends the Front in ''Literature/ACertainMagicalIndex'' despises the Science Side of the world because she moment he sets his eyes on him for no apparent reason and her brother were critically injured attacks Yu in a ride that claimed to be scientifically proven safe and doctors were able to save only one hopes of them.
* At least two groups in ''Literature/CheatMagicianLifeThatStartedFromBeingJudgedUseless'' hate the protagonist Kento for very irrational reasons.
** The first, Funayama Sr., fallssabotaging Gingka's chances of advancing into the "Needs someone to blame" category. He is the leader final of the most prominent construction company (in universe) of Japan and World Beyblade championship. Ultimately, his son winds up missing, along with over 200 others when the school he's attending mysteriously collapses, and the police first refuse his services to assist in clearing the debris to find survivors and second refuse to divulge any information, because they can't, when letters start coming in from the rest of the missing students. Then unscrupulous reporters publish Kento's photo as the poor kid was visiting his mother's grave, plan fails, and he learns from started hating Tsubasa just for beating him fairly. In ''Anime/BeybladeShogunSteel'', he (along with his friends, who also have missing kids, family) creates the organization DNA to get revenge on Tsubasa just for beating him that the letters sent back describe that Kento is in a polygamous relationship, so BLAMO, Kento '''must''' be the mastermind, and damn it all, either he'll get his son back from Kento, or beat the boy to death. Who cares what the actual evidence says.
** The second is a self-proclaimed "civil group" that ''openly hinders'' any and all rescue attempts or attempts at reconciliation from the actual guilty parties to the point '''they send a DeepCoverAgent''' at Kento and try to kill him and when he succeeds anyway, try to booby trap the press conference with explosives, actually kidnap both returning isekai victims and their families, and when they try to smuggle the latter out of the country, their escape vehicle is not only staffed with people armed to the teeth, as if they intend to start a war, but the ship has a ''nuclear weapon'' as a self-destruct dead-man switch. While the JSDF, the Japanese Diet, and the police all speculate on motives, the only motive any of their agents has openly stated is that Kent entered a polygamous relationship in the country of Landsheldt, where polygamy is legal, recognized by law, and '''justified''' by the sheer danger of monster attacks.one time.
* At least two groups in ''Literature/CheatMagicianLifeThatStartedFromBeingJudgedUseless'' hate the protagonist Kento for very irrational reasons.
** The first, Funayama Sr., falls
** The second is a self-proclaimed "civil group" that ''openly hinders'' any and all rescue attempts or attempts at reconciliation from the actual guilty parties to the point '''they send a DeepCoverAgent''' at Kento and try to kill him and when he succeeds anyway, try to booby trap the press conference with explosives, actually kidnap both returning isekai victims and their families, and when they try to smuggle the latter out of the country, their escape vehicle is not only staffed with people armed to the teeth, as if they intend to start a war, but the ship has a ''nuclear weapon'' as a self-destruct dead-man switch. While the JSDF, the Japanese Diet, and the police all speculate on motives, the only motive any of their agents has openly stated is that Kent entered a polygamous relationship in the country of Landsheldt, where polygamy is legal, recognized by law, and '''justified''' by the sheer danger of monster attacks.
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* ''Anime/DoraemonNobitasGreatAdventureInTheSouthSeas'' have a new villain, Cash, who despises the titular robot cat for reasons unknown. When realizing he could trigger Doraemon's BerserkButton by calling Doraemon a raccoon, Cash would repeatedly call Doraemon exactly ''that'' while having the main characters held captive. And when everybody managed to escape, Cash then unleashes his Leviathan, ordering his monster to devour everybody... "''[[EspeciallyZoidberg especially that stupid blue raccoon]]!''"
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* ''Anime/MetalFightBeyblade'': Argo Garcia hates Ginkga and his friends the moment he sets his eyes on him for no apparent reason and attacks Yu in hopes of sabotaging Gingka's chances of advancing into the final of the World Beyblade championship. Ultimately, his plan fails and he started hating Tsubasa just for beating him fairly. In ''Beyblade Shogun Steel'', he along with his family creates the organization DNA to get revenge on Tsubasa just for beating him that one time.
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* ''Literature/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'': The King of Melromarc constantly belittles and [[ScrewTheRulesIMakeThem even abuses his authority to hamper Naofumi's efforts]], such as denying him just reward for his troubles and the possibility to do a class change to become stronger (something all heroes need as the waves of monsters grow in strength and number every time) solely because he's the Shield Hero. It's later revealed that this is because demi-humans worship the Shield Hero as a god, and he hates demi-humans because [[spoiler:[[FreudianExcuse some of them apparently took away his little sister]]. It's even more irrational considering that not only did he project his hatred on someone who wasn't to blame, but the king was willing to risk going to all-out war with other countries or being wiped out in the waves of monsters [[RevengeBeforeReason just for petty, unjustifiable revenge against demi-humans as a whole]]]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', Ming dislikes Miriam and considers her a bad influence on Mei, more than any of her other friends, for no obvious reason. [[spoiler:The ending shows her making an effort to get over it, having realized her attitude towards Miriam--and, to a lesser extent, Priya and Abby--was unfair.]]
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* ''Anime/DoraemonNobitasGreatAdventureInTheSouthSeas'': The villain Cash despises the titular robot cat for reasons unknown. When realizing he could trigger Doraemon's BerserkButton by calling Doraemon a raccoon, Cash would repeatedly call Doraemon exactly ''that'' while having the main characters held captive. And when everybody managed to escape, Cash then unleashes his Leviathan, ordering his monster to devour everybody... "''[[EspeciallyZoidberg especially that stupid blue raccoon]]!''"
* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', Ming dislikes Miriam and considers her a bad influence on Mei, more than any of her other friends, for no obvious reason. [[spoiler:The ending shows her making an effort to get over it, having realized her attitude towardsMiriam--and, Miriam -- and, to a lesser extent, Priya and Abby--was Abby -- was unfair.]]
* In ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', Ming dislikes Miriam and considers her a bad influence on Mei, more than any of her other friends, for no obvious reason. [[spoiler:The ending shows her making an effort to get over it, having realized her attitude towards
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* ''Literature/TheButcherBoy'', Francie develops one towards the Nugents, blaming them (especially Mrs Nugent) for every bad things that happens in his life. It's implied he's actually jealous of them for being a happy and stable family, something the Bradys will never be.
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* ''Literature/TheButcherBoy'', ''Literature/TheButcherBoy'': Francie develops one towards the Nugents, blaming them (especially Mrs Nugent) for every bad things that happens in his life. It's implied he's actually jealous of them for being a happy and stable family, something the Bradys will never be.be.
* Vento of the Front in ''Literature/ACertainMagicalIndex'' despises the Science Side of the world because she and her brother were critically injured in a ride that claimed to be scientifically proven safe and doctors were able to save only one of them.
* At least two groups in ''Literature/CheatMagicianLifeThatStartedFromBeingJudgedUseless'' hate the protagonist Kento for very irrational reasons.
** The first, Funayama Sr., falls into the "Needs someone to blame" category. He is the leader of the most prominent construction company (in universe) of Japan and his son winds up missing, along with over 200 others when the school he's attending mysteriously collapses, and the police first refuse his services to assist in clearing the debris to find survivors and second refuse to divulge any information, because they can't, when letters start coming in from the rest of the missing students. Then unscrupulous reporters publish Kento's photo as the poor kid was visiting his mother's grave, and he learns from his friends, who also have missing kids, that the letters sent back describe that Kento is in a polygamous relationship, so BLAMO, Kento '''must''' be the mastermind, and damn it all, either he'll get his son back from Kento, or beat the boy to death. Who cares what the actual evidence says.
** The second is a self-proclaimed "civil group" that ''openly hinders'' any and all rescue attempts or attempts at reconciliation from the actual guilty parties to the point '''they send a DeepCoverAgent''' at Kento and try to kill him and when he succeeds anyway, try to booby trap the press conference with explosives, actually kidnap both returning isekai victims and their families, and when they try to smuggle the latter out of the country, their escape vehicle is not only staffed with people armed to the teeth, as if they intend to start a war, but the ship has a ''nuclear weapon'' as a self-destruct dead-man switch. While the JSDF, the Japanese Diet, and the police all speculate on motives, the only motive any of their agents has openly stated is that Kent entered a polygamous relationship in the country of Landsheldt, where polygamy is legal, recognized by law, and '''justified''' by the sheer danger of monster attacks.
* Vento of the Front in ''Literature/ACertainMagicalIndex'' despises the Science Side of the world because she and her brother were critically injured in a ride that claimed to be scientifically proven safe and doctors were able to save only one of them.
* At least two groups in ''Literature/CheatMagicianLifeThatStartedFromBeingJudgedUseless'' hate the protagonist Kento for very irrational reasons.
** The first, Funayama Sr., falls into the "Needs someone to blame" category. He is the leader of the most prominent construction company (in universe) of Japan and his son winds up missing, along with over 200 others when the school he's attending mysteriously collapses, and the police first refuse his services to assist in clearing the debris to find survivors and second refuse to divulge any information, because they can't, when letters start coming in from the rest of the missing students. Then unscrupulous reporters publish Kento's photo as the poor kid was visiting his mother's grave, and he learns from his friends, who also have missing kids, that the letters sent back describe that Kento is in a polygamous relationship, so BLAMO, Kento '''must''' be the mastermind, and damn it all, either he'll get his son back from Kento, or beat the boy to death. Who cares what the actual evidence says.
** The second is a self-proclaimed "civil group" that ''openly hinders'' any and all rescue attempts or attempts at reconciliation from the actual guilty parties to the point '''they send a DeepCoverAgent''' at Kento and try to kill him and when he succeeds anyway, try to booby trap the press conference with explosives, actually kidnap both returning isekai victims and their families, and when they try to smuggle the latter out of the country, their escape vehicle is not only staffed with people armed to the teeth, as if they intend to start a war, but the ship has a ''nuclear weapon'' as a self-destruct dead-man switch. While the JSDF, the Japanese Diet, and the police all speculate on motives, the only motive any of their agents has openly stated is that Kent entered a polygamous relationship in the country of Landsheldt, where polygamy is legal, recognized by law, and '''justified''' by the sheer danger of monster attacks.
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* In ''Literature/FiftyShadesOfGrey'', Christian loathes his birth mother, blaming all of his delinquent behavior and present-day issues on the fact that she was a "crack whore" (his nickname for her) who was unable to protect him from her pimp and who didn't feed him properly. That level of resentment seems pretty harsh when memories and flashbacks show that his mother was unable to even protect ''herself'' from being beaten by the pimp, that she loved her son enough to bake a birthday cake for him, and, based on Christian's focus on having submissives within their late teens to early twenties because they remind him of his mother, that she was in her teens herself when she gave birth and had to raise a child on her own, in terrible conditions. It also comes across as harsh, given that Christian doesn't direct anywhere near that level of hatred towards the pimp himself, who was the one who actually ''did'' hurt Christian.
** In the third book, Ana's ex-boss Jack Hyde breaks into her home with the intention of abducting, raping and possibly killing her. Christian, who is at a business conference that day, ordered Ana to stay home instead of going out with her best friend; Ana defied him and thus isn't home when Hyde broke in. When Christian and Ana discuss this, Christian, rather than being relieved that Ana is OK, is absolutely livid that she defied him to the point that he outright states that he wants to hit her, even though her defiance saved her life. While the reader is probably meant to infer that he's angry because he has irrefutable evidence that his ControlFreak desires would have got his wife killed, the Blog/DasSporking team pointed out that he comes off as having hired Hyde to abduct and murder his wife, and is furious that Hyde failed.
* OlderThanFeudalism: In Literature/TheFourGospels, none other than UsefulNotes/JesusChrist claims this is true of his enemies' attitude toward him. Considering how irrational you'd have to be to hate an AllLovingHero, he clearly had a point.
** In the third book, Ana's ex-boss Jack Hyde breaks into her home with the intention of abducting, raping and possibly killing her. Christian, who is at a business conference that day, ordered Ana to stay home instead of going out with her best friend; Ana defied him and thus isn't home when Hyde broke in. When Christian and Ana discuss this, Christian, rather than being relieved that Ana is OK, is absolutely livid that she defied him to the point that he outright states that he wants to hit her, even though her defiance saved her life. While the reader is probably meant to infer that he's angry because he has irrefutable evidence that his ControlFreak desires would have got his wife killed, the Blog/DasSporking team pointed out that he comes off as having hired Hyde to abduct and murder his wife, and is furious that Hyde failed.
* OlderThanFeudalism: In Literature/TheFourGospels, none other than UsefulNotes/JesusChrist claims this is true of his enemies' attitude toward him. Considering how irrational you'd have to be to hate an AllLovingHero, he clearly had a point.
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* In ''Literature/FiftyShadesOfGrey'', ''Literature/FiftyShadesOfGrey'':
** Christian loathes his birth mother, blaming all of his delinquent behavior and present-day issues on the fact that she was a "crack whore" (his nickname for her) who was unable to protect him from her pimp and who didn't feed him properly. That level of resentment seems pretty harsh when memories and flashbacks show that his mother was unable to even protect ''herself'' from being beaten by the pimp, that she loved her son enough to bake a birthday cake for him, and, based on Christian's focus on having submissives within their late teens to early twenties because they remind him of his mother, that she was in her teens herself when she gave birth and had to raise a child on her own, in terrible conditions. It also comes across as harsh, given that Christian doesn't direct anywhere near that level of hatred towards the pimp himself, who was the one who actually ''did'' hurt Christian.
** In the third book, Ana's ex-boss Jack Hyde breaks into her home with the intention of abducting, raping and possibly killing her. Christian, who is at a business conference that day, ordered Ana to stay home instead of going out with her best friend; Ana defied him and thus isn't home when Hyde broke in. When Christian and Ana discuss this, Christian, rather than being relieved that Ana isOK, okay, is absolutely livid that she defied him to the point that he outright states that he wants to hit her, even though her defiance saved her life. While the reader is probably meant to infer that he's angry because he has irrefutable evidence that his ControlFreak desires would have got his wife killed, the Blog/DasSporking team pointed out that he comes off as having hired Hyde to abduct and murder his wife, and is furious that Hyde failed.
* OlderThanFeudalism: In Literature/TheFourGospels, none other thanUsefulNotes/JesusChrist UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} claims this is true of his enemies' attitude toward him. Considering how irrational you'd have to be to hate an AllLovingHero, he clearly had a point.
** Christian loathes his birth mother, blaming all of his delinquent behavior and present-day issues on the fact that she was a "crack whore" (his nickname for her) who was unable to protect him from her pimp and who didn't feed him properly. That level of resentment seems pretty harsh when memories and flashbacks show that his mother was unable to even protect ''herself'' from being beaten by the pimp, that she loved her son enough to bake a birthday cake for him, and, based on Christian's focus on having submissives within their late teens to early twenties because they remind him of his mother, that she was in her teens herself when she gave birth and had to raise a child on her own, in terrible conditions. It also comes across as harsh, given that Christian doesn't direct anywhere near that level of hatred towards the pimp himself, who was the one who actually ''did'' hurt Christian.
** In the third book, Ana's ex-boss Jack Hyde breaks into her home with the intention of abducting, raping and possibly killing her. Christian, who is at a business conference that day, ordered Ana to stay home instead of going out with her best friend; Ana defied him and thus isn't home when Hyde broke in. When Christian and Ana discuss this, Christian, rather than being relieved that Ana is
* OlderThanFeudalism: In Literature/TheFourGospels, none other than
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** Dolores Umbridge absolutely ''loathes'' part-human beings, from giants to werewolves [[note]]and since wrewolves are not a separate species, she is targeting humans suffering from a chronic illness[[/note]] to centaurs to goblins and everything else. She doesn't show hatred towards ones who pose a threat to people. She hates ''all'' of them, referring to them as "half-breeds" and generally treating them with disdain. Not that she has anything but disdain for everyone but herself. Given her behavior towards Hagrid and [[TooDumbToLive the centaurs]], she also seems under the impression that part-humans all share "near-human intelligence" and thus treats them like small children, which is especially insulting considering that Hagrid and the centaurs are clearly of human intelligence (well, Hagrid can be a bit of an idiot sometimes, but so can all humans, including Umbridge). The only reason remotely given for his mindset is Sirius's guess that she's afraid of them. And then we learn from WordOfGod that he is right. Her megalomania and desire to control and dominate leads her to feel insecure by those who cannot be categorized and she is unable to accept the existence of people outside her sphere of control. In the movie, she also tells Harry and Hermione, "You know, I really hate children."
* In Creator/LJagiLamplighter's ''Literature/ProsperosDaughter'', Eramus is always at Miranda. Even learning he was {{curse}}d to feel that way does not give him pause. [[spoiler:Learning that he could have recovered what he had lost if only he had not kept blaming her for -- that does give him pause.]]
* In Creator/LJagiLamplighter's ''Literature/ProsperosDaughter'', Eramus is always at Miranda. Even learning he was {{curse}}d to feel that way does not give him pause. [[spoiler:Learning that he could have recovered what he had lost if only he had not kept blaming her for -- that does give him pause.]]
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** Dolores Umbridge absolutely ''loathes'' part-human beings, from giants to werewolves[[note]]and since werewolves [[note]]and since wrewolves are not a separate species, she is targeting humans suffering from a chronic illness[[/note]] to centaurs to goblins and everything else. She doesn't show hatred towards ones who pose a threat to people. She hates ''all'' of them, referring to them as "half-breeds" and generally treating them with disdain. Not that she has anything but disdain for everyone but herself. Given her behavior towards Hagrid and [[TooDumbToLive the centaurs]], she also seems under the impression that part-humans all share "near-human intelligence" and thus treats them like small children, which is especially insulting considering that Hagrid and the centaurs are clearly of human intelligence (well, Hagrid can be a bit of an idiot sometimes, but so can all humans, including Umbridge). The only reason remotely given for his mindset is Sirius's guess that she's afraid of them. And then we learn from WordOfGod that he is right. Her megalomania and desire to control and dominate leads her to feel insecure by those who cannot be categorized and she is unable to accept the existence of people outside her sphere of control. In the movie, she also tells Harry and Hermione, "You know, I really hate children."
* InCreator/LJagiLamplighter's ''Literature/ProsperosDaughter'', Eramus is always at Miranda. Even learning he was {{curse}}d to feel that way does not give him pause. [[spoiler:Learning that he could have recovered what he had lost if only he had not kept blaming her for -- that does give him pause.]]]]
* ''Literature/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'': The King of Melromarc constantly belittles and [[ScrewTheRulesIMakeThem even abuses his authority to hamper Naofumi's efforts]], such as denying him just reward for his troubles and the possibility to do a class change to become stronger (something all heroes need as the waves of monsters grow in strength and number every time) solely because he's the Shield Hero. It's later revealed that this is because demi-humans worship the Shield Hero as a god, and he hates demi-humans because [[spoiler:[[FreudianExcuse some of them apparently took away his little sister]]. It's even more irrational considering that not only did he project his hatred on someone who wasn't to blame, but the king was willing to risk going to all-out war with other countries or being wiped out in the waves of monsters [[RevengeBeforeReason just for petty, unjustifiable revenge against demi-humans as a whole]]]].
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* ''Literature/TheRisingOfTheShieldHero'': The King of Melromarc constantly belittles and [[ScrewTheRulesIMakeThem even abuses his authority to hamper Naofumi's efforts]], such as denying him just reward for his troubles and the possibility to do a class change to become stronger (something all heroes need as the waves of monsters grow in strength and number every time) solely because he's the Shield Hero. It's later revealed that this is because demi-humans worship the Shield Hero as a god, and he hates demi-humans because [[spoiler:[[FreudianExcuse some of them apparently took away his little sister]]. It's even more irrational considering that not only did he project his hatred on someone who wasn't to blame, but the king was willing to risk going to all-out war with other countries or being wiped out in the waves of monsters [[RevengeBeforeReason just for petty, unjustifiable revenge against demi-humans as a whole]]]].
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* ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire''. Cersei hates her brother Tyrion because she blames him for their mother's DeathByChildbirth. Its in the later books do we find out [[spoiler:Cersei heard of a prophecy saying she will be killed by her younger brother. Its implied she misinterpreted it]].
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* ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire''. ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'':
** Cersei hates her brother Tyrion because she blames him for their mother's DeathByChildbirth.Its Only in the later books do we find out that [[spoiler:Cersei heard of a prophecy saying she will be killed by her younger brother. Its implied she misinterpreted it]].
** Cersei hates her brother Tyrion because she blames him for their mother's DeathByChildbirth.
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* In ''Literature/TheWheelOfTime'', Gawyn Trakand displays this trope toward the main character, Rand. When second-hand news states Rand has done something terrible to Morgase, he believes it immediately and develops an all-consuming hatred for the man despite two loved ones who both defend Rand wholeheartedly. This includes misplaced/over-inflated blame as the terrible event is something for which Gawyn feels [[http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scapegoat an emotional need to blame]] someone as he can't go back and change what happened; later it becomes unfounded jealousy/prejudice due to Rand being the hero.
** Demandred, one of the series' main villains, displays an absolutely ''massive'' level of hate for Rand (originally for Rand's prior incarnation, Lews Therin) that far outstrips anything the Dragon ever did to him- at least from anybody else's perspective. From Lews Therin's POV, it was a friendly rivalry. From Demandred's, it was being repeatedly shown up for his whole life in every single aspect of his life, including ''height''. When he finally snapped, it's said that he came to hate Lews Therin (and later Rand) more than ''anyone'' had ever hated ''anything'', and for far less direct cause than many of his fellow Forsaken had to hate LTT. [[spoiler: In the last book, however, Rand clearly ''does'' feel somewhat guilty over the fact that he, as Lews Therin, encouraged their rivalry and indirectly contributed to Demandred's deteriorating mental state]].
** Demandred, one of the series' main villains, displays an absolutely ''massive'' level of hate for Rand (originally for Rand's prior incarnation, Lews Therin) that far outstrips anything the Dragon ever did to him- at least from anybody else's perspective. From Lews Therin's POV, it was a friendly rivalry. From Demandred's, it was being repeatedly shown up for his whole life in every single aspect of his life, including ''height''. When he finally snapped, it's said that he came to hate Lews Therin (and later Rand) more than ''anyone'' had ever hated ''anything'', and for far less direct cause than many of his fellow Forsaken had to hate LTT. [[spoiler: In the last book, however, Rand clearly ''does'' feel somewhat guilty over the fact that he, as Lews Therin, encouraged their rivalry and indirectly contributed to Demandred's deteriorating mental state]].
* ''Literature/TheWheelOfTime'':
** Gawyn Trakand displays this trope toward the main character, Rand. When second-hand news states Rand has done something terrible to Morgase, he believes it immediately and develops an all-consuming hatred for the man despite two loved ones who both defend Rand wholeheartedly. This includes misplaced/over-inflated blame as the terrible event is something for which Gawyn feels [[http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scapegoat an emotional need to blame]] someone as he can't go back and change what happened; later it becomes unfounded jealousy/prejudice due to Rand being the hero.
** Demandred, one of the series' main villains, displays an absolutely ''massive'' level of hate for Rand (originally for Rand's prior incarnation, Lews Therin) that far outstrips anything the Dragon ever did to him- at least from anybody else's perspective. From Lews Therin's POV, it was a friendly rivalry. From Demandred's, it was being repeatedly shown up for his whole life in every single aspect of his life, including ''height''. When he finally snapped, it's said that he came to hate Lews Therin (and later Rand) more than ''anyone'' had ever hated ''anything'', and for far less direct cause than many of his fellow Forsaken had to hate LTT. [[spoiler: In the last book, however, Rand clearly ''does'' feel somewhat guilty over the fact that he, as Lews Therin, encouraged their rivalry and indirectly contributed to Demandred's deteriorating mental state]].
** Gawyn Trakand displays this trope toward the main character, Rand. When second-hand news states Rand has done something terrible to Morgase, he believes it immediately and develops an all-consuming hatred for the man despite two loved ones who both defend Rand wholeheartedly. This includes misplaced/over-inflated blame as the terrible event is something for which Gawyn feels [[http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scapegoat an emotional need to blame]] someone as he can't go back and change what happened; later it becomes unfounded jealousy/prejudice due to Rand being the hero.
** Demandred, one of the series' main villains, displays an absolutely ''massive'' level of hate for Rand (originally for Rand's prior incarnation, Lews Therin) that far outstrips anything the Dragon ever did to him- at least from anybody else's perspective. From Lews Therin's POV, it was a friendly rivalry. From Demandred's, it was being repeatedly shown up for his whole life in every single aspect of his life, including ''height''. When he finally snapped, it's said that he came to hate Lews Therin (and later Rand) more than ''anyone'' had ever hated ''anything'', and for far less direct cause than many of his fellow Forsaken had to hate LTT. [[spoiler: In the last book, however, Rand clearly ''does'' feel somewhat guilty over the fact that he, as Lews Therin, encouraged their rivalry and indirectly contributed to Demandred's deteriorating mental state]].
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* On ''Series/HowIMetYourMother'' Robin despises her co-worker Patrice; they've never had a single conversation that didn't involve Robin screeching at her. This despite Patrice being quite possibly the nicest, friendliest person since Series/{{Mister Rogers|Neighborhood}}.
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* On ''Series/HowIMetYourMother'' In ''Series/HowIMetYourMother'', Robin despises her co-worker Patrice; they've never had a single conversation that didn't involve Robin screeching at her. This despite Patrice being quite possibly the nicest, friendliest person since Series/{{Mister Rogers|Neighborhood}}.
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* ''WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph'': The Nicelanders despise Ralph for being the villain who wrecks their homes... even though it's just his ''[[PunchClockVillain job]]'' to wreck their apartments; it's literally what he was created to do, and their very existence depends on it. Also, win or lose, their homes pop back to normal once the game is over, so they're not inconvenienced by it in any way, while Ralph has to live in a literal garbage dump and is [[MeanCharacterNiceActor shown to be a perfectly nice guy off the clock]], so their dislike of him is utterly illogical.
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* ''Fanfic/AllForLuz'':
** AntagonisticGovernor Maxwell shows to have a complete hatred of Quirks when they started popping up and wants to have them completely wiped out just days after they appeared, despite not suffering personally at the hands of one. Overall, Maxwell’s actions are simply derived by his own disdain for superpowers and wishes them gone.
** Tyler's attitude is this for the LGBT community and superpowers that supersedes any love he has for own family, which his daughter found out first hand, despising and disowning Julia for being gay, [[spoiler:and proceeding to have her sent off to the Governor's Death Camp to be murdered just days after she gained a Quirk.]]
** AntagonisticGovernor Maxwell shows to have a complete hatred of Quirks when they started popping up and wants to have them completely wiped out just days after they appeared, despite not suffering personally at the hands of one. Overall, Maxwell’s actions are simply derived by his own disdain for superpowers and wishes them gone.
** Tyler's attitude is this for the LGBT community and superpowers that supersedes any love he has for own family, which his daughter found out first hand, despising and disowning Julia for being gay, [[spoiler:and proceeding to have her sent off to the Governor's Death Camp to be murdered just days after she gained a Quirk.]]
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** [[Characters/SupermanGeneralZod General Zod's]] hatred towards Jor-El is clearly unwarranted; Zod was wholly responsible for the criminal activities that he conducted, even if [[VillainHasAPoint he was right that the Kryptonian Court were delusional and corrupt]] and Jor-El was simply abiding by his planet's laws, though considering that Zod and Jor-El were once friends, his feelings of being betrayed and sold off to be imprisoned in an interdimensional jail were quite personal.
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** [[Characters/SupermanGeneralZod General Zod's]] Zod]]'s hatred towards Jor-El is clearly unwarranted; Zod was wholly responsible for the criminal activities that he conducted, even if [[VillainHasAPoint he was right that the Kryptonian Court were delusional and corrupt]] and Jor-El was simply abiding by his planet's laws, though considering that Zod and Jor-El were once friends, his feelings of being betrayed and sold off to be imprisoned in an interdimensional jail were quite personal.
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** [[Characters/SupermanGeneralZod General Zod]] hatred towards Jor-El is clearly unwarranted; Zod was wholly responsible for the criminal activities that he conducted, even if [[VillainHasAPoint he was right that the Kryptonian Court were delusional and corrupt]] and Jor-El was simply abiding by his planet's laws, though considering that Zod and Jor-El were once friends, his feelings of being betrayed and sold off to be imprisoned in an interdimensional jail were quite personal.
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** [[Characters/SupermanGeneralZod General Zod]] Zod's]] hatred towards Jor-El is clearly unwarranted; Zod was wholly responsible for the criminal activities that he conducted, even if [[VillainHasAPoint he was right that the Kryptonian Court were delusional and corrupt]] and Jor-El was simply abiding by his planet's laws, though considering that Zod and Jor-El were once friends, his feelings of being betrayed and sold off to be imprisoned in an interdimensional jail were quite personal.
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** [[Characters/SupermanGeneralZod General Zod]] hatred towards Jor-El is clearly unwarranted; Zod was wholly responsible for the criminal activities that he conducted, even if [[VillainHasAPoint he was right that the Kryptonian Court were delusional and corrupt]] and Jor-El was simply abiding by his planet's laws, though considering that Zod and Jor-El were once friends, his feelings of being betrayed and sold off to be imprisoned in an interdimensional jail were quite personal.
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* In ''Manga/SPYxFamily'', Yuri's BigSisterAttraction to Yor makes him instantly hate Loid just by virtue of being her husband. However, Yuri keeps making this worse by seeing everything Loid does as antagonistic. When Yuri asks if Loid has an AffectionateNickname for Yor, Loid says he just calls her "Yor". Yuri gets mad at this, saying "that's our thing", despite the fact that Yor is the woman's name. Yuri even admits that Loid is basically perfect -- Loid is a good cook, handsome, charming, a doctor, and rich. All things that just make Yuri even more angry, since he can't find a good reason to hate Loid. Ironically, Yuri's hatred of Loid, [[RightForTheWrongReasons purely by accident]], makes him correctly believe that Loid is a spy for WISE, but his superiors won't believe him because he bases it solely on hatred.
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* In ''Manga/SPYxFamily'', Yuri's [[ObnoxiousInLaws hatred of his brother-in-law]] Loid is a [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]] example. While his BigSisterAttraction does play a part, Yuri makes it clear that his dislike of Loid stems first and foremost from not trusting the man, since he ([[JerkassHasAPoint rightfully]]) finds it suspicious that Loid's been married to Yor makes for a year without him instantly hate Loid just by virtue of being her husband. However, ever knowing about it. Nevertheless, his hatred goes into this territory when Yuri keeps making this worse by starts seeing everything Loid does as antagonistic. antagonistic. When Yuri asks if Loid has an AffectionateNickname for Yor, Loid says he just calls her "Yor". Yuri gets mad at this, saying "that's our thing", despite the fact that Yor is the woman's name. Yuri even admits that Loid is basically perfect -- Loid is a good cook, handsome, charming, a doctor, and rich. All things that just make Yuri even more angry, since he can't find a good reason to hate Loid. Ironically, Yuri's hatred of Loid, [[RightForTheWrongReasons purely by accident]], makes him correctly believe that Loid is a spy for WISE, but his superiors won't believe him because he bases it solely on hatred.
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* ''Fanfic/ChaosTheoryZ'': Or at least mistrust, from Krillin towards [[SelfInsertFic Kayos]], from the moment they first meet and Kayos mentions how he’d use poison to take down Goku if he had to. It’s not to the extent that Krillin won’t fight alongside him or listen to him when he has good ideas, but he still has some mistrust for Kayos’s [[GuileHero underhanded tactics]]. Soon enough, the rest of the Z Fighters agree that he’s being unreasonable with the grudge, and he finally lets it go after Kayos [[spoiler:intercepts Vegeta’s Galick Gun for them, almost dying in the process]].
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBros'', [[RiddleForTheAges there may or may not be]] a reason why the Monarch is so obsessed with tormenting Dr. Venture. If there is one, we've never been told it, making the Monarch's constant arch-villainy against Venture come off as baseless. Dr. Venture is completely in the dark as to why he hates him and any attempt to get a reason out of the Monarch just results in him getting indignantly furious that it's not obvious to everyone else. [[spoiler:TheReveal in the GrandFinale BigDamnMovie that they are brothers (Dr. Venture gave a clone of himself to Monarch's parents) does not really brings an answer because neither of them knew that until the film's end and does not solve the problem -- when presented with the opportunity to bury the hatchet and be brothers, Monarch refuses and storms off to continue arching Rusty.]]
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheVentureBros'', [[RiddleForTheAges there may or may not be]] a reason why the Monarch is so obsessed with tormenting Dr. Venture. If there is one, we've never been told it, making the Monarch's constant arch-villainy against Venture come off as baseless. Dr. Venture is completely in the dark as to why he hates him and any attempt to get a reason out of the Monarch just results in him getting indignantly furious that it's not obvious to everyone else. [[spoiler:TheReveal in the GrandFinale BigDamnMovie that they are brothers (Dr. Venture Venture's father gave a clone of himself his son to Monarch's parents) does not really brings an answer because neither of them knew that until the film's end and does not solve the problem -- when presented with the opportunity to bury the hatchet and be brothers, Monarch refuses and storms off to continue arching Rusty.]]
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** Bob and across-the-street Italian restaurant owner Jimmy Pesto [[SitcomArchNemesis hate each other equally]] in what Linda describes as a years-long pissing contest. In Bob's case, it's at least implied he's jealous of Jimmy's more successful restaurant, but that doesn't explain why Jimmy goes out of his way to try and sabotage Bob in contests and the like, even if he doesn't win. Though it's also implied that Jimmy hates Bob because unlike Jimmy, Bob can actually cook delicious food.
** Mr. Dowling, who runs the bank Bob uses, is an extremely petty man who has no respect for him, mocking him for his limited funs and has no issue rejecting him for loans. Unlike Hugo Habercore and Jimmy Pesto, despite how ultimately petty their reasons are, have reasons for being dicks to him, Dowling doesn't seem to have such reason.
** Mr. Dowling, who runs the bank Bob uses, is an extremely petty man who has no respect for him, mocking him for his limited funs and has no issue rejecting him for loans. Unlike Hugo Habercore and Jimmy Pesto, despite how ultimately petty their reasons are, have reasons for being dicks to him, Dowling doesn't seem to have such reason.
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** Bob and across-the-street Italian restaurant owner Jimmy Pesto [[SitcomArchNemesis hate each other equally]] in what Linda describes as a years-long pissing contest. In The implied reason is MutualEnvy over Bob's case, it's skill at least implied he's jealous of Jimmy's more successful restaurant, cooking and Pesto's financial success, but that doesn't explain why Jimmy goes out of his way they're certainly not going to try and sabotage Bob in contests and the like, even if he doesn't win. Though it's also implied that Jimmy hates Bob because unlike Jimmy, Bob can actually cook delicious food.
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** Mr. Dowling, who runs the bank Bob uses, is an extremely petty man who has no respect for him, mocking him for his limitedfuns funds and has no issue rejecting him for loans. Unlike Hugo Habercore and Jimmy Pesto, despite how ultimately petty their reasons are, have reasons for being dicks to him, Dowling doesn't seem to have such reason.
** Mr. Dowling, who runs the bank Bob uses, is an extremely petty man who has no respect for him, mocking him for his limited
