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* [[Avengers Earths Mightiest Heroes (Animation)/Awesome|Avengers Earths Mightiest Heroes]]

** [[Ed, Edd n Eddy (Animation)/Awesome|Ed, Edd n Eddy]]

** [[Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends (Animation)/Awesome|Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends]]

* [[Ka Blam (Animation)/Awesome|Ka Blam]]

** [[My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic (Animation)/Awesome|My Little Pony Friendship Is Magic]]

* [[Were Back a Dinosaurs Story (Film)/Awesome|Were Back a Dinosaurs Story]]

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*** And of course Elmer {{spoiler|seemingly}} killing the wabbit in the most dramatic and atmospheric manner possible in '''What's Opera Doc''', avoiding crossing [[Moral Event Horizon]] by [[My God What Have I Done|breaking into remorseful tears straight afterwards]].

== [[Hanna Barbera]] Cartoons ==

** A [[Berserk Button]] that has to be mentioned here is Jerry's in "The Milky Waif". Tom learned the hard way that if you hurt Nibbles, Jerry will quickly turn into a [[Pint Sized Powerhouse]] and give you a [[No Holds Barred Beatdown]]. To put it bluntly, don't touch Jerry's nephew!

** Scooby himself gets one in the series ''[[Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated]]''. He pretty much single-handedly '''destroys''' an evil robotic counterpart himself using a forklift while spouting [[Pre Ass Kicking One Liner]] in what is essentially a [[Shout Out]] to both ''[[Alien|Aliens]]'' and the ''[[Terminator]]''.

* In the ''[[Birdman]]'' episode bearing his name, Number One definitively cements his position as Birdman's greatest foe. After capturing Birdman, he gets [[Dangerously Genre Savvy]] and blasts [[Non Human Sidekick|Avenger]] with a laser before returning to base, heading off (or so he believes at the moment) the one factor that has ruined almost every other villain in the series. The whole episode is arguably the series' Crowning Moment, if such a thing is possible.

* Matt, combining [[I Know You're in There Somewhere Fight]] with [[The Power of Rock]] in order to {{spoiler|fight off the possession of the demon Shagon in the episode "S is for Self". After attempting to overpower Shagon with his fists ("wrong weapon"), he materializes a guitar out of sheer willpower and blasts the demon out of his mind with a series of power chords ("right weapon"). After doing so, he not only regains control of his own body, but absorbs Shagon's powers as well, giving him the ability to take Shagon's form and use his nifty demonic attacks}}.

** Clown gets another one when he reveals his true nature. Up until this point, he's been an obnoxious, trash-talking sidekick, but Spawn finally pushes him one step too far, and he announces "you don't know who you're dealin' with... but it's time you found out". Everyone who knew the comic book knew what was coming, and it didn't disappoint: he gruesomely changes into Violator, and ''everything'' about his mannerisms changes. Now he speaks telepathically in a much more formal, darker tone that's almost totally devoid of humor (starting with the ominous line "now begins your training"), while laying down not only Spawn's first defeat in a fight, but a [[Curb Stomp Battle]] at that. And the original HBO broadcast went one step further than the DVD's. Initially, his voice was a constantly shifting [[Voice of the Legion]] with both male and female elements; it practically required closed captioning to make out, but it really, really made Violator feel completely non-human. They switched to a more hissing, decipherable voice in reruns and DVD's that lost a little bit of the effect, but either way, it was the perfect demonstration that Clown's really, really [[Not So Harmless Villain]] after all.

** Episode XXXIV, "Jack and the Swamp Creature". In a bid to find another route to the past, Jack is led by a loudmouthed hermit, who is [[Paper Thin Disguise|totally not]] Aku in disguise, to find the Armor of the Titan, Chronos. Jack faces numerous obstacles, but succeeds in gathering the helmet and gauntlets. The Hermit then summons Chronos to destroy Jack, berating the Samurai for [[Good Is Dumb|being so stupid]]- until Chronos begins to fall apart. Jack emerges from the swamp, holding up the Eye of Chronos- the crystal from the helmet- and calls out Aku for his own complacency and laziness, telling how he saw the trap coming, before hacking at Aku with his magic sword. Aku manages to escape, but with the Eye, Jack may have the tool he needs to finish him once and for all.

([[Shut UP Hannibal|Jack lunges 50 feet in the air at Aku]])<br />

** ''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epHMrRPX6rI "And you, eater of worlds, may you] [[Regret Eating Me|taste our righteous fire... and CHOKE ON IT!!]] [[Heroic Sacrifice|For my]] [[Senseless Sacrifice|Planet's sake]], [[Facing the Bullets One Liner|I SPIT MY LAST BREATH AT THEE!!!"]]''

* In the 2007 ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Film)|TMNT]]'' film: Leonardo vs. Raphael. The two franchise-long [[Red Oni Blue Oni|rivals]], finally getting into a real [[Battle in The Rain|fight]] where they get to bawl each other out - first with words, then with weapons. And even though the plot [[Plot Driven Breakdown|demanded a particular winner]], both combatants made a good show of it.

* [[The Magic School Bus]]. [[The So Called Coward|Arnold]] fighting against a freking ''T-REX''! Granted, he was "grown up" at the time, but still- that was a T-REX!!!!

* Is it wrong that this troper cheered inside everytime the [[Harmless Villain|usually pitiful]] [[Villain Protagonist|Urpneys]] actually did something [[Not So Harmless Villain|genuinely competant or fearsome]] in ''[[The Dreamstone]]''? Most notable examples probably include "Albert's Ailment" and "The Spidermobile", where they not only steal the Dreamstone and bring it to Zordrak but manage to foil the heroes attempts to swipe it back.

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