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* Pariah Dark in ''[[Danny Phantom]]''. Probably doesn't suffer any depth perception since he's a ghost. |
* Pariah Dark in ''[[Danny Phantom]]''. Probably doesn't suffer any depth perception since he's a ghost. |
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** The once useless Box Ghost will eventually become a [[Future Badass]] who can fight on par with any of the major villains. His secret? An eyepatch. |
** The once useless Box Ghost will eventually become a [[Future Badass]] who can fight on par with any of the major villains. His secret? An eyepatch. |
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* ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy]]'' gives us resident [[Badass]], Hoss Delgado. Complete with [[Swiss Army Appendage]]. |
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* Gibbs in ''[[Titan Maximum]]'', who's both the main villain and probably [[Only Sane Man|one of the smartest characters]] in the series. |
* Gibbs in ''[[Titan Maximum]]'', who's both the main villain and probably [[Only Sane Man|one of the smartest characters]] in the series. |
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* In ''[[Street Sharks]]'', big bad villain Dr. Paradigm wears an eyepatch for no explained reason. He starts off the show as an implied college lecturer. It's somewhat [[Badass]] in context. |
* In ''[[Street Sharks]]'', big bad villain Dr. Paradigm wears an eyepatch for no explained reason. He starts off the show as an implied college lecturer. It's somewhat [[Badass]] in context. |
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