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Line 1: {{trope}}{{~~cleanup\|This~~page ~~needs to~~should be ~~turned into a~~ category~~.[[Category:Pages that should be categories]]~~}} {{quote\|''"HA, now do you understand why so many people love me, even though I'm the biggest dick in this entire show? It's because I'm Seto [[Precision F-Strike\|f'rickin]] Kaiba. Accept no substitutes."'' \|'''Seto Kaiba'''\|''[[Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Abridged Series]]''}} Line 27: ---- == Tropes affected include == * [[Affably Evil]] * [[All Girls Want Bad Boys]]: An in-universe example, in which the Jerkass character is desired by characters of the opposite gender in spite of or even ''because'' of their overt Jerkass tendencies; many of these characters also go on to be [[Draco in Leather Pants\|desired by the fans]]. * [[Anti-Hero]] Line 38 ⟶ 39: * [[Evil Is Stylish]] * [[Freudian Excuse]]: Where a lot of this comes from. * [[Good Is Not Nice]] * [[Insult Comic]]: Some comedians have make a career out of insulting their audiences. * [[Jerkass]] Line 51 ⟶ 53: * [[Tsundere]]: When the "Tsun" side is played up for laughs. * [[Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonist]] * [[Villain with Good Publicity]]: If his/her good publicity fools even the audience. * [[Well-Intentioned Extremist]]: Where a [[Freudian Excuse\|tragic backstory]] or noble enough ideals completely balances out any of their villainous actions.