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== Tabletop Games == |
== Tabletop Games == |
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* ''[[Warhammer 40000]]'': The Dark Eldar are half |
* ''[[Warhammer 40000]]'': The Dark Eldar are half Lean and Mean, half [[Spikes of Villainy]]. It even extends to their vehicles. |
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** Subverted with Dr. Orpheus, who is tall and thin (and otherwise looks like a stereotypical necromancer) but is actually one of the ''nicest'' characters. |
** Subverted with Dr. Orpheus, who is tall and thin (and otherwise looks like a stereotypical necromancer) but is actually one of the ''nicest'' characters. |
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** Of course, Rusty is also bone thin, and is an [[Jerkass|amoral]], [[The Alcoholic|pill popping, alcoholic]], [[Jerkass|mean spirited]], [[Villain Protagonist|horrible excuse for a father and human being]] |
** Of course, Rusty is also bone thin, and is an [[Jerkass|amoral]], [[The Alcoholic|pill popping, alcoholic]], [[Jerkass|mean spirited]], [[Villain Protagonist|horrible excuse for a father and human being]] |
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* Lean and Mean works for robots, too. Just ask Starscream of ''[[Transformers Animated]]''. |
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** And now Wasp(inator), to some degree. |
** And now Wasp(inator), to some degree. |
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** Oil Slick is probably the best example. |
** Oil Slick is probably the best example. |
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