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Line 1: {{trope}} [[File:~~Taniguchi_2415_229~~Taniguchi 2415 229.jpg\|link=Lucky Star\|frame\| You made me climb Mt. Fuji for this, [[Rant-Inducing Slight\|AND YOU SAY IT'S TOO WARM FOR YOU?!]]]] Line 19: See also [[Good Is Not Soft]], when a normally nice character realizes that nice will not get things done in a situation. They can coincide, if the realization and the outrage are triggered at the same time. The results are quite similar if they [[Madden Into Misanthropy]], the difference being the new misanthrope isn't so much a violent dynamo as a care free [[Jerkass]]. This is not to be confused with a character being a [[Bitch in Sheep's Clothing]]. While the latter trope's 'nice' image is usually just a facade for their genuinely callous personality, [['''Beware the Nice Ones]]''' involves a genuinely nice character submitting to a rare act of malice. Repeated subjection of a nice character to this trope, though, may result in [[Flanderization\|Flanderizing]] them to such a degree that it's impossible to tell the difference. The polar opposite of [[Is This What Anger Feels Like?]].

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