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* [[Naruto|Might Guy]] is very, ''very'' emotional. He's thin for a bruiser, but he basically voluntarily uses [[Charles Atlas Superpower|nothing but taijutsu]] and he regularly bursts into [[Manly Tears]] and dramatic sunsets.
* In ''[[The Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service]]'', Numata is [[The Big Guy|the muscle of the gang]] and also the one most interested in upholding a 'masculine ideal' for himself. He is also overly emotional and tends to cry a bit. The others commonly mock him for it.
* [[Gentle Giant|Kurita]] in ''[[Eyeshield 21]]'' is very friendly and prone to [[Bear Hug|bear-hugging]] his teammates when he's happy. Not to mention being prone to tears.
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' isn't shy about letting guys show emotion to begin with, but Terra - the "[[Mighty Glacier|brute force]]" type in ''[[Birth By Sleep]]'' - seems to be less ashamed of his emotions than even Sora. He's great with kids, too—just look at the scene where he meets {{spoiler|a five-year-old Riku.}}
* Dozla from ''[[Fire Emblem:
** Also Garcia, a very strong fighter who also works hard to be the best dad for his beloved son Ross and while he doesn't cry, he isn't shy about expressing his love for the kid.
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