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{{quote|''"Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look;
''He thinks too much: such men are dangerous."''|'''Caesar''', ''[[Julius Caesar (theatre)|Julius Caesar]]''}}
[[Evil Costume Switch|Black robes]] not fitting properly? Just try being a little more evil! [[Kick the Dog|Kicking puppies]] is good exercise after all! And don't worry about those meals you skip while you're scheming to take over the kingdom. Yes, the combination of your new villainous lifestyle and the laws of narrative causality will make those annoying extra pounds vanish before you can say "Are they even ''feeding'' [[The Emperor's New Groove|Yzma]]?"
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When the hero is stronger and/or dumber, this often leads to [[Brains Evil, Brawn Good]].
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== Anime and Manga ==
* ''[[One Piece]]'': The three Admirals are all tall and thin.
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