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== Anime and Manga ==
* Bellamy the Hyena in ''[[One Piece]]'' bullies other pirates on the island of Jaya and has spring-based powers with enough concussive force to destroy buildings. Protagonist Monkey D. Luffy and his first mate Roronoa Zoro let themselves get beat up by him under the idea that he has not wronged them. Once he does, however, Luffy challenges him, and Bellamy {{spoiler|gets stopped cold with a single punch}}.
* In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' Vivian Wong downplays this with her reputation as a cruel and merciless opponent, Otogi even going so far as to visualize her [[Atop a Mountain of Corpses]] with her duel disk in hand. In truth, Vivian does know some kung-fu (enough to potentially cripple Grandpa in order to extort Yugi) but in the end, she's just a model and actress padding her role, and quickly collapses into a sobbing wreck when she's on the losing side of a duel.
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== [[Western Animation]] ==
* From ''[[Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius]]'', Nick Dean. He's the ultimate cool dude, the girls all dig him, and he's supposed to be tough. In the movie, his part of the plan is to take care of the [[Big Bad]] while the others rescue their parents. One look at his competition, though, and he goesstarts screaming like a little girl.
* In ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'', Hakoda tries to pick a fight with a tough-looking prison inmate by shoving him, but instead of fighting back the inmate says "that hurt my feelings!"
* Dave from ''[[Dave the Barbarian]]''. As the [[Theme Song]] states, he's "huge, but a wimp".
* ''[[Johnny Bravo]]''. He'sThe titular character is a pretty muscular-looking guy, but he's always getting beaten up by the women he flirts with.
* Tiger in ''[[Skunk Fu!]]!'' Formerly a powerful warrior, after losing to Dragon, he's become a cowering wimp.
* [[Enforced Trope|Done intentionally]] and [[Played for Laughs]] with Hercules in a [[Classical Mythology]]-inspired episode of ''[[Animaniacs]]''. While as physically strong as his mythological counterpart, he's also a crybaby who throws a childish tantrum because he doesn't want to do the Twelve Labors that his "mean old dad Zeus" told him to do.
 
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