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* ''WesternAnimation/AngelWars'': A messenger angel undergoes a variation of this trope: messenger angels don't fight, but after overcoming his fear and rescuing a guardian angel from [[EldritchAbomination a monster made of trash]] with his SuperSpeed, he fearlessly volunteers for a dangerous game of keep-away to improve the odds of succeeding in a high-stakes mission.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hilda}}'': [[StrugglingSingleMother Johanna]] spends most of series sitting at home and worrying for Hilda’s wellbeing because of her adventures. However, when Hilda’s life gets threatened, she will stop at nothing to protect her, starting with making a troll relent by just giving it a stoic DeathGlare, and ending with going full Ellen Ripley when saving Hilda from AnimalisticAbomination.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hilda}}'': [[StrugglingSingleMother Johanna]] spends most of the series sitting at home and worrying for Hilda’s wellbeing well-being, because of her adventures. However, when Hilda’s her daughter’s life gets threatened, she will stop at nothing to protect her, starting with making a troll relent by just giving it a stoic DeathGlare, and ending with going full Ellen Ripley when saving Hilda from AnimalisticAbomination.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Hilda}}'': [[StrugglingSingleMother Johanna]] spends most of series sitting at home and worrying for Hilda’s wellbeing because of her adventures. However, when Hilda’s life gets threatened, she will stop at nothing to protect her, starting with making a troll relent by just giving it a stoic DeathGlare, and ending with going full Ellen Ripley when saving Hilda from AnimalisticAbomination.
-->'''Hilda:''' That was amazing! How did you know what to do?!
-->'''Johanna:''' [[MamaBear Mums always know what to do]].
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** Amberley. Similar to Rufus, Amberley was thoroughly useless in the second season, and even in the first had minimal moments of effectiveness, usually playing a DistressedDamsel. In the third and forth season, Amberley becomes more tactical, often forming team strategies, with her and Rufus being the most consistent reason the Urpneys are stopped.

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** Amberley. Similar to Rufus, Amberley was thoroughly useless in the second season, and even in the first had minimal moments of effectiveness, usually playing a DistressedDamsel.DamselInDistress. In the third and forth season, Amberley becomes more tactical, often forming team strategies, with her and Rufus being the most consistent reason the Urpneys are stopped.
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* In the animated version of ''WesternAnimation/LegionOfSuperheroes'', the entire ''series'' takes a level in badass between the first season and the DarkerAndEdgier second season. Several of the male characters bulk up significantly, especially Superman, Brainiac 5, Timber Wolf, and Lightning Lad (who also [[GrowingTheBeard Grows the Beard]]). On top of that, it also introduces a second FutureBadass version of Superman. At least in the case of Superman (the original one) this is justified as Brainiac intentionally went back in time to get him, but not as far back in time, so the Superman he brings back is older and more experienced.

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* In the animated version of ''WesternAnimation/LegionOfSuperheroes'', ''[[WesternAnimation/LegionOfSuperHeroes2006 Legion of Super Heroes]]'', the entire ''series'' takes a level in badass between the first season and the DarkerAndEdgier second season. Several of the male characters bulk up significantly, especially Superman, Brainiac 5, Timber Wolf, and Lightning Lad (who also [[GrowingTheBeard Grows the Beard]]). On top of that, it also introduces a second FutureBadass version of Superman. At least in the case of Superman (the original one) this is justified as Brainiac intentionally went back in time to get him, but not as far back in time, so the Superman he brings back is older and more experienced.

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