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 * Misaki Matsuya from ''[[Excel Saga (manga)|Excel Saga]]'' manga is a powerful example. Once she renders Iwata and Watanabe into howling fits of laughter with a single deadpan sentence. It's made pretty clear that under her [[The Stoic|stoic]] exterior lies the heart of a master humorist. Unfortunately her [[Excel Saga (anime)|anime]] counterpart didn't get a chance to test her skills in this field. Excel herself also shows signs of this trope.
-* The manga version of [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold|Ranma]] from ''[[Ranma One Half|Ranma ½]]'' is a [[Deadpan Snarker]]; his [[Anime]] incarnation is not really one. Nabiki from the same series has her moments, though it is a much larger trait for her in [[Fanon]] than [[Canon]] and in the [[Anime]] than the manga.
+* The manga version of [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold|Ranma]] from ''[[Ranma ½]]'' is a [[Deadpan Snarker]]; his [[Anime]] incarnation is not really one. Nabiki from the same series has her moments, though it is a much larger trait for her in [[Fanon]] than [[Canon]] and in the [[Anime]] than the manga.
 * Ash's Pokédex from ''[[Pokémon (anime)|Pokémon]]'', at least early on, such as in the first episode when a Rattata tries to steal [[The Chosen One|Ash's]] food.
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