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** In between chapters, DJ Professor K tells a story of how Captain Hayashi freaked out and trashed a patrol car. And why, you may ask? Because he sent another officer to get his favorite mint candy, and came back with coffee flavored instead.
* [[Paper Mario (franchise)|There once was a man named Count Bleck]]. When he was young, his father had his fiancé assassinated. So he decided to use a forbidden book to destroy all of existence. The end.
** Minor example, the Lakitu Catch Card states Lakitu's motives for throwing Spiny Eggs at opponents is that someone "made fun of its glasses". Say ''what?'' Lakitu has been a pain in Mario's side since the original ''[[Super Mario Bros]]'', meaning he's kept this grudge for ''thirty years'' because someone called him "four eyes" or something? Of course, he's not ''always'' a bad guy, but still, you'd really have to be sensitive to be angry about it that long.
* If you shoplift in a [[Sierra]] game, [[Shoplift and Die|the shopkeeper will kill you]].
* In ''[[The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police|Sam & Max: The Devil's Playhouse]]'', {{spoiler|Max's superego, AKA the narrator, wants to destroy New York City just because he was ignored by Max.}}
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