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* Amy Pond in ''DoctorWho.'' Any time someone hurts her boyfriend Rory, she will '''end them'''. In one, she incinerates an alien fish disguised as a vampire. In another (which was all a dream), when Rory is hurt by a bunch of aliens disguised as old people, it creates the surreal image of Amy (somewhere around her sixteenth month of pregnancy) mowing down a group of elderly citizens in a van.

* Arcueid to Tohno Shiki. The natural result when your love interest happens to be pretty much the most powerful thing on the whole freaking planet. Given how insanely scary and unstable Arc can be at times, its a real good thing that Shiki is [[{{badassnormal}} more than capable of taking care of himself.]]

* You might think that a crime lord would be immune from this trope, but no. [[FairCop Janice Licalsi]] is a corrupt [[NYPDBlue New York Cop]] who just happened to fall in love with honest cop John Kelly. When mafia boss Angelo Marino (whose pad she's on) demands that she kill Kelly, Licalsi cold bloodedly murders Marino and his driver.

* You might think that a crime lord might be immune from this trope, but no. [[FairCop Janice Licalsi]] is a corrupt [[NYPDBlue New York Cop]] who just happened to fall in love with honest cop John Kelly. When mafia boss Angelo Marino (whose pad she's on) demands that she kill Kelly, Licalsi cold bloodedly murders Marino and his driver.

* [[FairCop Janice Licalsi]] is a corrupt [[NYPDBlue New York Cop]] who just happened to fall in love with honest cop John Kelly. When mafia boss Angelo Marino (whose pad she's on) demands that she kill Kelly, Licalsi cold bloodedly murders Marino and his driver. No, even crime lords are not immune from this trope.

* [[FairCop Janice Licalsi]] was a corrupt [[NYPDBlue New York Cop]] who just happened to fall in love with honest cop John Kelly. When mafia boss Angelo Marino (whose pad she's on) demands that she kill Kelly, Licalsi cold bloodedly murders Marino and his driver. No, even underworld bosses are not immune from this trope.

* [[TheMuppetMovie Miss Piggy]]. People who threaten 'her Frog' are dealt with swiftly, brutally and possibly lethally. You'd think being a six foot tall human would help in a fight against a three foot tall pig puppet, but it won't. It won't.

* [[FairCop Janice Licalsi]] was a corrupt [[NYPDBlue New York Cop]] who just happened to fall in love with honest cop John Kelly. When mafia boss Angelo Marino (whose pad she's on) demands that she kill Kelly, Licalsi cold bloodedly murders Marino and his driver. Yes, even underworld bosses are not immune from this trope.

* Miss Piggy

** It's actually an ActorAllusion for Lan Fan with Hinata being voiced by NanaMizuki.

* Juvia from ''FairyTail'' threaten Gray In her presence I dare you!

* One of the girls in ''{{Psychonauts}}'' is like this.
** Just one? I count at least three with the potential to be this: Elka (the most obvious...what with a surname like "Doom"), Milka (who never speaks, but writes on the bulletin board), and, arguably, Lili... It's worth noting that they never really ''do'' anything beyond threatening another character, either.

* Sarah from ''{{Chuck}}''. While she isn't exactly Chuck's girlfriend, [[spoiler:at least not in the first two seasons,]] she tends to get [[{{Understatement}} displeased]] when someone threatens or actually tries to hurt him.

* Sarah on ''{{Chuck}}''. While she isn't exactly Chuck's girlfriend, [[spoiler:at least not in the first two seasons,]] she tends to get [[{{Understatement}} displeased]] when someone threatens or actually tries to hurt him.

* Sarah on ''{{Chuck}}''. While she isn't exactly Chuck's girlfriend, [[spoiler:at first,]] she tends to get [[{{Understatement}} displeased]] when someone threatens or actually tries to hurt him.

* Sarah on ''{{Chuck}}''. While she isn't exactly Chuck's girlfriend, [[spoiler:at least not in the earlier seasons,]] she tends to get [[{{Understatement}} displeased]] when someone threatens or actually tries to hurt him.

* ''FullmetalAlchemist'' has [[BodyGuardCrush Hawkeye and Lan Fan]], who are [[{{Understatement}} quite protective]] of both Mustang and Ling respectively.

* This is more or less the plot to the Jodie Foster movie ''The Brave One.'' While out walking their dog one night, Jodie's character Erica and her fiance David are assaulted. David is killed, and Erica turns into a night vigilante, stalking the streets with a gun in her hand, shooting violent criminals in an effort to avenge his death.

* In ''KingdomHearts2'', Kairi's only fight scene thus far in the series, was in response to seeing Sora get ambushed by Heartless.

Then, because simply killing someone who attacked her husband's reputation was not enough, she and her lawyer [[MagnificentBastard took advantage]] of the [[DoubleStandard existing stereotypes]] of the time, pleaded the unpremeditated crime of passion despite the fact that premeditation was glaringly obvious, and eventually was [[KarmaHoudini acquitted]] a mere four months after the murder, before starting a carreer as an art historian while her husband stayed in politics until 1940.

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* Henriette Caillaux: In pre WorldWarOne France, a big feud erupted between her husband Joseph -- then the left-leaning minister of Finance and a proponent of progressive taxation -- and the conservative newspaper Le Figaro. In order to destroy Joseph Caillaux's reputation, Gaston Calmette, the Figaro's director, bribed the Caillaux's maid to steal embarrassing letters Joseph had written. Henriette [[MemeticMutation did not approve]]: she made an appointment with Calmette, and once in his office, simply said "You know why I am here" before [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill shooting him five time in the chest]].//
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* Henriette Caillaux: In pre WorldWarOne France, a big feud erupted between her husband Joseph -then the left-leaning ministry of Finance and a proponant of progressive taxation- and the conservative newspaper Le Figaro. In order to destroy Joseph Caillaux's reputation, Gaston Calmette, the Figaro's director bribed the Caillaux' [[FrenchMaid maid]] and had her steal embarassing letters written by Caillaux. Henriette [[MemeticMutation did not approve]]: she made an appointment with Calmette, and once in his office, simply said "You know why I am here" before [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverkill shooting him five time in the chest]].
** Then, because simply killing someone who attacked her husband's reputation was not enough, she and her lawyer [[MagnificentBastard took advantage]] of the [[DoubleStandard existing stereotypes]] of the time, pleaded the unpremedited crime of passion despite the fact that premeditation was glaringly obvious, and eventually was [[KarmaHoudini acquitted]] mere four months after the murder, before starting a carriere as an art historian while her husband stayed in politics until 1940.