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== Anime & Manga ==

* ''[[Naruto]]'' features a powerful scene during the first arc after the [[Time Skip]]. His old friend Gaara (who is a fellow member of a small group of people with [[Sealed Evil in a Can|powerful demons sealed inside of them]] [[Super-Powered Evil Side|for huge amounts of power]]) has been captured. Considering that both he and Gaara endured horrible childhoods due to prejudice against people like them, and the people who captured Gaara specifically targeted him because of the demon inside of him, Naruto still puts up with everything throughout the ''entire'' series without lashing out at anyone. He's always nice and energetic, and extremely forgiving, despite the abuse he's endured. But when someone tells him to calm down after {{spoiler|Gaara is killed}}, he [[Rant-Inducing Slight|snaps]], unleashing a [[Big "Shut Up!"]] and [[What the Hell, Hero?|tells her off for telling him to calm down.]] If it weren't for the fact that {{spoiler|Chiyo sacrifices her life to bring him back to life,}} his [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBZZCnWO6yQ&feature=related very true rant] would have ''really'' brought the point home.

* In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh]]'', Joey punched Tristan in the Duelist Kingdom arc for his constant teasing (mocked in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Abridged Series|Yu-Gi-Oh the Abridged Series]]''). In Japanese, Tristan was mostly prodding Joey not to gamble away his star chips on a hopeless ~~duel -- the~~ punch was more provoked by Tristan not minding his own business. In the dub, it was more a matter of mounting annoyance over the insults ([[Family-Friendly Firearms|the dub also turned the punch into a shove]])

* In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh]]'', Joey punched Tristan in the Duelist Kingdom arc for his constant teasing (mocked in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Abridged Series|Yu-Gi-Oh the Abridged Series]]''). In Japanese, Tristan was mostly prodding Joey not to gamble away his star chips on a hopeless duel—the punch was more provoked by Tristan not minding his own business. In the dub, it was more a matter of mounting annoyance over the insults ([[Family-Friendly Firearms|the dub also turned the punch into a shove]])

* At the beginning of [[Apocalypse Wow|the second part]] of ''The [[End of Evangelion]]'', Gendo finally gets what was coming to him.

{{quote|'''Gendo:''' [[The End of the World as We Know It|It]] appears to have begun. Now, Rei... It is time to reunite me with Yui once more. ''(her flesh tightens around his wrist)'' What?!<br />

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* The general message is used in the beginning of the episode "Ren Seeks Help" of ''[[Ren and Stimpy]] Adult Party Cartoon''. [[Noodle Incident|Apparently, Ren had said something so insulting, it broke down even Stimpy]], who was always immune to nearly all of his offensive behaviour. Stimpy shouts at Ren for being horrible and disrespectful towards him.

* Jessie gives Nitz one of these in the finale of ''[[Undergrads]]''

* [[Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy|Edd and Eddy]] both get one of these in the same scene towards one another in [[The Movie]]. Edd spends the entire course of the show suffering the torturous alienation that comes with Eddy's friendship, but when Ed and Eddy fake their deaths for a cheap laugh at Edd, Edd blows up at them for being oblivious to his feelings and leaves for the first time in the entire series... prompting Eddy to blow up and unearth his own [[Hidden Depths]] right back. It ends up a [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming]]~~-- in~~ fact probably one of the more genuine moments in the entire series.

* [[Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy|Edd and Eddy]] both get one of these in the same scene towards one another in [[The Movie]]. Edd spends the entire course of the show suffering the torturous alienation that comes with Eddy's friendship, but when Ed and Eddy fake their deaths for a cheap laugh at Edd, Edd blows up at them for being oblivious to his feelings and leaves for the first time in the entire series... prompting Eddy to blow up and unearth his own [[Hidden Depths]] right back. It ends up a [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming]]—in fact probably one of the more genuine moments in the entire series.

* Mai from ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]''. For most of the series, she appears as a cold, sarcastic girl that happens to be childhood friends with Zuko and Azula. She gets much more character development in the third season, especially in "The Beach". Later that season, she even gets an even more awesome line showcasing how she can feel: