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{{quote|''"You tell me where my suit is, woman!! We are talking about the greater good!"
"'Greater good?!' I am your
|'''Frozone''' and [[Sassy Black Woman|wife]], ''[[The Incredibles]]''}}
[[Badass|Archetypical tough guys]] and [[Anti-Hero|anti-heroes]] often give off an aura of authority and attitude around them, a countenance that gives even the most courageous individuals feelings of doubt and fear; a warning to all to treat the character with caution. As a result, these characters are apt to intimidate anyone they meet into doing what they want, whether it be doing their bidding or merely just leaving them alone.
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* ''[[Yu Yu Hakusho]]'': Keiko Yukimura is one of the few people who knows [[Delinquent|Yusuke Urameshi]] and isn't scared of him, and she doesn't even allow his attitude to affect her. As a result, she often acts as his conscience, and isn't afraid to [[Megaton Punch|knock him on his ass]] if he crosses the line.
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