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* Maiza Avaro and Firo Prochainezo of ''[[Baccano!]]'' often remind other characters that the particular type of criminal sydicate of Italian origin to which they belong is ''not'' [[The Mafia]], but the ''Camorra''. |
* Maiza Avaro and Firo Prochainezo of ''[[Baccano!]]'' often remind other characters that the particular type of criminal sydicate of Italian origin to which they belong is ''not'' [[The Mafia]], but the ''Camorra''. |
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* [[Half-Human Hybrid|Rin]] of ''[[Blue Exorcist]]'' is ''not'' a [[Berserk Button|demon.]] |
* [[Half-Human Hybrid|Rin]] of ''[[Blue Exorcist]]'' is ''not'' a [[Berserk Button|demon.]] |
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* In [[Fullmetal Alchemist]], former Warrant Officer Vato Falman has to remind people that he's a Second Lieutenant from the Briggs arc onwards. |
* In [[Fullmetal Alchemist (manga)|Fullmetal Alchemist]], former Warrant Officer Vato Falman has to remind people that he's a Second Lieutenant from the Briggs arc onwards. |
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* [[Dragonball Z]] has Vegeta insisting on calling Goku by his Saiyan birth name of Kakarot. |
* [[Dragonball Z]] has Vegeta insisting on calling Goku by his Saiyan birth name of Kakarot. |
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* A very poignant use crops up a lot in ''[[Code Geass]]''; the racist, darwinist Britannians call those who were once Japanese "Elevens", since Japan was redesignated "Area 11" after the Britannians invaded, as a way of oppressing the Japanese; They go as far as to illegalise the use of the terms "Japan" and "Japanese". It is frequently done by two characters: |
* A very poignant use crops up a lot in ''[[Code Geass]]''; the racist, darwinist Britannians call those who were once Japanese "Elevens", since Japan was redesignated "Area 11" after the Britannians invaded, as a way of oppressing the Japanese; They go as far as to illegalise the use of the terms "Japan" and "Japanese". It is frequently done by two characters: |