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** To that point, Lacus counts as an [[Expy]] of [[Star Wars|Leia Organa]] above.

* The Revolutionary Dragon, in the ''[[One Piece]]'' universe.

* Kamina in ''[[Gurren Lagann]]''. Simon and Kittan also show signs of this, although Simon doesn't become the official leader until Team Dai-Gurren are done rebelling.

 

* ''[[Freedom Fighters (video game)|Freedom Fighters]]'' has Isabella as the moral leader but Chris Stone (aka, the Freedom Phantom, aka the player) doing the work.

* Odessa Pureheart from ''[[Mechquest]]'', the leader of the Soluna Defense Forces and part of Slugwrath's Elite Guard, who takes up arms against the Kingadent after {{spoiler|Slugwrath, who is actually a [[The Quisling|Quisling]] for the Shadowscythe, had her ship sabotaged, causing it to malfunction}}.

* Pandra in ''[[Blaze Union]]'' is one of the nastiest varieties of the trope; he may have originally rebelled out of the people's interests, but has degenerated into being worse than most bandits. As he intends to thieve, pillage, and rape his way through the country, he has a tendency to get curbstomped by the heroes quite often.

* Abraham Reyes of ''[[Red Dead Redemption]]'' is a negative version of this, being an egotistical [[Glory Hound]] whose talents solely consists of using fancy words to rile up peasants. Of course, [[Not in This For Your Revolution|John doesn't care]] as long as Reyes can get him to Bill Williamson and Javier Escuela (which he does). {{spoiler|In the epilogue, as Presidente he does not improve Mexico in any way and becomes [[Meet the New Boss|just another dictator.]]}}

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