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* [[Freakazoid/Awesome|Freakazoid]]

* [[Futurama/Awesome|Futurama]]

* [[Green Lantern the Animated Series/Awesome|Green Lantern the Animated Series]]

* [[Happy Tree Friends/Awesome|Happy Tree Friends]]

** Devon and Cornwall get theirs after saving Aden the falcon from the griffin...Cue the [[Superman]] Theme.

** Sure, [[Big Bad|Sir Ruber]] is a [[Large Ham]] and [[Ambiguously Gay]], but at one point he and his team are cornered by dragons. One of them backs Ruber up against a wall, and he looks with visible disgust at the saliva dripping from its jaws. Then, just as it's about to fry him, he ''punches it in the face.'' Ruber & Co. are later seen ''eating'' that dragon. Let me repeat: Ruber ''killed a dragon '''by punching it!'''''

** Loud Kiddington, the poster child for [[No Indoor Voice]], had one of his own in the "Presidential People" episode. When George Bush (the first) lets it be known that he is banning broccoli from presidential grounds, Loud starts following him around everywhere, ''Green Eggs and Ham''-style, asking him to eat the piece of broccoli on the plate he is carrying. After repeated refusals, Bush finally does take a bite, and he naturally doesn't like it - but this, validity on his hatred of broccoli, is exactly what Loud and his buddies wanted to hear from him.

** Froggo got one in the sketch where he befriends Joseph Stalin. As Froggo's big buddy, the Soviet dictator has quite a bit of fun with him and comes to torture anybody who does something wrong to him such as picking on him or giving him a bad grade on a school assignment. It's thanks to this sketch that we learn the important lesson to never pick on short kids because chances are they might have friends in high places.

** 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.

** Shortly afterwards, we have Spawn's utter wtfpwnage of Overkill and Tony Twist. After a brutal battle where Overkill solidly defeats Spawn (but not without getting a piece of rebar [[Eye Scream|right through his artificial eye]]), Overkill is being repaired... cue Spawn interrupting. Shortly after, Spawn pays Tony Twist, Overkill's boss, a visit and lets loose a bag full of {{spoiler|Overkill's severed limbs and part of his face,}} followed by shooting Twist's goons in the legs and [[Oh Crap|making Twist shit himself.]]

* Don't laugh -- Baby Piggy in ''[[Muppet Babies]]'': Animal disappeared while the babies were time travelling, and they find him in a mafia city. Animal refuses to open the door to the club he's hiding in for Kermit. Piggy steps up and sweetly says, "Let me try, Kermy"... and then karate chops the door down with a "HI-YAH!" that makes the others' eyes practically pop out of their heads.

* Every chase scene in ''[[Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron]]''. Not to mention when Little Creek came out of nowhere and jumped the Colonel when he was about to shoot Spirit. It ends with the epic leap of Spirit and Little Creek over the massive canyon.