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* ''[[The Lone Gunmen]]'': Byers is a meek, mild-tempered guy - ''except'' when you ask him to look the other way on an injustice. Then, he suddenly develops enough balls to call out one of the most frightening members of [[The Conspiracy]] right to his face. |
* ''[[The Lone Gunmen]]'': Byers is a meek, mild-tempered guy - ''except'' when you ask him to look the other way on an injustice. Then, he suddenly develops enough balls to call out one of the most frightening members of [[The Conspiracy]] right to his face. |
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* ''[[Once Upon a Time (TV series)|Once Upon a Time]]'': Archie (or Jiminy) was such an [[Extreme Doormat]] that he gave up his humanity just to get away from his thieving family. However, [[God Save Us From the Queen|Regina]] made the mistake of trying to trying to interfere in his treatment for Henry. Instant backbone and set of [[Brass Balls]] showed up, and he ''threatened her'' by saying that he could be a deciding factor if Emma wanted to sue Regina for custody of the kid. |
* ''[[Once Upon a Time (TV series)|Once Upon a Time]]'': Archie (or Jiminy) was such an [[Extreme Doormat]] that he gave up his humanity just to get away from his thieving family. However, [[God Save Us From the Queen|Regina]] made the mistake of trying to trying to interfere in his treatment for Henry. Instant backbone and set of [[Brass Balls]] showed up, and he ''threatened her'' by saying that he could be a deciding factor if Emma wanted to sue Regina for custody of the kid. |
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== New Media == |
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* Stanislav in ''[[The Lord of Darkwood]]'' |
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== Newspaper Comics == |
== Newspaper Comics == |
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* Wade Duck in ''[[Garfield and Friends|U.S. Acres]]''. |
* Wade Duck in ''[[Garfield and Friends|U.S. Acres]]''. |
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* Dan Thompson's action-strip [[Affectionate Parody]] ''[[Rip Haywire]]'' features dog companion TNT who, despite being an abject coward, is always by Rip's side. |
* Dan Thompson's action-strip [[Affectionate Parody]] ''[[Rip Haywire]]'' features dog companion TNT who, despite being an abject coward, is always by Rip's side. |
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== Video Games == |
== Video Games == |
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