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* [[Secret Identity]]: His Heisenberg persona that he uses to sell meth.
* [[Tom Hanks Syndrome]]: Actor Bryan Cranston while not exclusively a comedic actor was previously best known for his work as a [[Bumbling Dad]] on ''[[Malcolm in the Middle]]''.
* [[Took a Level Inin Badass]]: What the title of the series refers to though he doesn't really make it all the way there until the end of season 4 when {{spoiler|he out gambits Gus.}}
* [[True Companions]]: With Jesse, despite the fact that they have sometimes violent disagreements and {{spoiler|at least one major rift in season 4}}.
* [[Villain Protagonist]]: Has been slowly sliding into this ever since {{spoiler|his cancer went into remission and his actions have become less and less justified.}}
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* [[Villainous Breakdown]]: Suffers a brief, almost non-verbal one when it dawns on him that {{spoiler|Hector has drawn him into a trap. Esposito [[Incredibly Lame Pun|goes out with a bang]] by conveying Gus' rapid transition from [[Evil Gloating|triumph]] to [[Didn't See That Coming|confusion]] to [[Oh Crap|shock]] to [[Despair Event Horizon|terror]] with nothing more than facial expressions and a single scream.}}
* [[Villain with Good Publicity]]: Is the well respected owner of a chain of chicken restaurants who publicly supports the DEA at fundraisers.
* {{spoiler|[[You Have Failed Me...]]: Initially he appears to be a nicer, stabler person than other druglords Walt and Jesse have encountered, but when Victor screws up and is seen leaving Gale's apartment after possibly leaving evidence there, he shows himself to be just as willing as Tuco to violently dispose of an employee who has become a liability.}}
** {{spoiler|He almost recites this trope word for word when he fires Walt, who (albeit unwillingly) led Hank to the laundromat.}}
 
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