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* Isaku from ''[[Blade of the Immortal]]''.

* Lafarga from ''[[Magic Knight Rayearth]]'', when not [[Brainwashed and Crazy]].

* ''[[One Piece]]''

* Most giants in ~~''[[One~~ ~~Piece]]''~~ take after the Vikings in their behavior. However, we have an exception in Jaguar D. Saul, a giant Nico Robin met in her childhood. Though he still had a fighting role as a Marine vice-admiral, he was a fair and compassionate individual overall. Just as the trope describes, when he finally got angry, he began tossing around ''battleships.''

** Most giants in the series take after the Vikings in their behavior. However, we have an exception in Jaguar D. Saul, a giant Nico Robin met in her childhood. Though he still had a fighting role as a Marine vice-admiral, he was a fair and compassionate individual overall. Just as the trope describes, when he finally got angry, he began tossing around ''battleships.''

** San Juan Wolf, sort of. One of the biggest giants alive, his unnamed Devil Fruit made him even bigger. Despite working for [[Big Bad|Blackbeard]], he seems to be a cowardly creature who doesn't like fighting, spending most of the Battle of Marineford hiding behind Marine Headquarters (which given his size, wasn't easy). However, this might not have always been the case; an inmate of the lowest level of [[Hellhole Prison| Inpel Down]], his crimes have not been stated, but he'd have to have done ''something'' pretty bad to have been put there...

** Post timeskip, we get {{spoiler|[[Statuesque Stunner|Shirahoshi]], a mermaid princess that's probably of comparable size to the Thousand Sunny. She's [[Spoiled Sweet|polite, docile, and harmless]]. Except [[The Beast Master|she can control sea kings]].}}

** Even the leaders of the Giant Pirate crew, Dorry and Broggy, can be considered examples of this trope. Outside of battle, they are incredibly nice, jovial fellows, only getting angry when their sense of honor or friends are threatened.