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** ''[[EarthBound]]'' also provides a subversion in the form of Apple Kid. He's fat, apparently unhygienic and socially awkward, and accordingly less popular among the citizens of Twoson than rival Orange Kid, who's thinner, has considerably better social skills, and uses this to get funding for his work. Then the subversion comes into play - Orange Kid is a [[Small Name, Big Ego]] type with virtually no talent to back up the formidable sums of money he asks for, whereas Apple Kid is an absolute genius who actually cares about the fate of the world, plays a massive role in enabling the heroes to defeat Giygas, and never asks for anything in return.
* Jack Turner of the ''[[Art of Fighting]]'' games is one of Mr. Big's thugs, and the leader of a tough gang of bikers called the Black Cats. At the age of 13, he subdued a rampaging bear.
* Executioner Smough in ''[[Dark Souls]]''. In fact, he's more of a bastard than [[Dual Boss| his partner, Dragon Slayer Ornstein]]. When one of them is defeated, the other absorbs his power. Ornstein hesitates if Smough falls first, but if Ornstein falls first, Smorgh does it without question and [[Evil Laugh| laughs evilly.]]
* Dong Zhuo, as depicted in the ''[[Dynasty Warriors]]'' games.
** The [[Romance of the Three Kingdoms|source material]], too. {{spoiler|After he was killed, the angry mob made torches by shoving splints of wood into his fat.}}
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