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== Anime == |
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* The animated ''[[Hellsing]]'' reverses the "male predator = vampire" expectation in an early episode when a fat, lecherous man hires a prostitute and feels her up in while leering at her. The viewer is cringing for the inevitable [[Disposable Sex Worker]] scene when Alucard reveals himself and calls out the vampire... who is the prostitute. (Though [[The Vamp|dangerously sexy women]] are also a trope, so |
* The animated ''[[Hellsing]]'' reverses the "male predator = vampire" expectation in an early episode when a fat, lecherous man hires a prostitute and feels her up in while leering at her. The viewer is cringing for the inevitable [[Disposable Sex Worker]] scene when Alucard reveals himself and calls out the vampire... who is the prostitute. (Though [[The Vamp|dangerously sexy women]] are also a trope, so make of that what you will.) |
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* The [[Alternate Continuity|2009 TV Special]] of ''[[Kimba the White Lion]]'' inverts the [[Adaptational Badass]] trope; the title character went from being the poster-cub of [[Killer Rabbit|Killer Rabbits]] to a wimpy coward. |
* The [[Alternate Continuity|2009 TV Special]] of ''[[Kimba the White Lion]]'' inverts the [[Adaptational Badass]] trope; the title character went from being the poster-cub of [[Killer Rabbit|Killer Rabbits]] to a wimpy coward. |
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