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Line 13: * Ciel from ''[[Black Butler]]'', especially in the manga. Always a smug expression, always a snarky remark. * [[Bleach\|Aizen]] mixes this trope and [[Dull Surprise]] for [[Memetic Mutation\|Memetic]] results. * [[Smug Snake\|Quattro]] from [[~~Magical Girl~~ Lyrical Nanoha\|the Nanoha series]], when she shows her true colors. ** Cypha crosses this with either [[Slasher Smile]] and [[Psychotic Smirk]], depending on her mood. * [[Code Geass\|Lelouch vi Brittannia]] (pictured above) loves this trope to the extreme. Only that just as often, given his bad luck, he ends up with an [[Oh Crap]] expression on his face moments later. Line 44: * Nikita Dragovich and Lev Kravchenko, two of the main antagonists in ''[[Call of Duty: Black Ops\|Call of Duty Black Ops]]''. * Joshua from ''[[The World Ends With You]]''. * Leland Monroe in ''[[LAL.A. Noire]]''. There are billboards of him grinning at you all over [[Los Angeles]]. One character even [[Lampshade Hanging\|lampshades]] it. * Metal Mario in ''[[Mario Kart]] 7''. Not only does he have a smug smile on his metallic face, most of his voice clips are downright bragging and condescending, compared to the normal Mario who is more cheerful and neutral to opponents. * George Sewell from ''[[Silent Hill: Downpour]]''. Line 64: {{reflist}} [[Category:Smile Tropes]] [[Category:~~Smug Smiler~~{{PAGENAME}}]]