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Line 94: * In ''Gakuen Babysitters'', [[Aloof Big Brother\|Hayato]] [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold\|Kamitani]] is [[The Stoic]] with a [[Hair-Trigger Temper]], so his rage is manifested as this trope. ** In the [[OOC Is Serious Business\|rare moments]] [[Beware the Nice Ones\|he actually gets angry]], [[Nice Guy\|Ryuuichi]] [[The Protagonist\|Kashima]] shows this trope. A particular example is when Hebihara-sensei ({{spoiler\|who is Hayato's [[Disappeared Dad\|estranged dad]]}}) coldly dismissed Hayato, Ryuuichi angrily delivers his essay {{spoiler\|detailing Hayato and Taka's activities in the daycare center}} with few words. Hebihara-sensei commented he felt like being slapped in the face, further lampshading this trope. * In ''[[Genshiken]]'', [[Nice Guy\|Sasahara]] enters this when [[Smug Snake\|Haraguchi]] starts badmouthing [[True Companions\|the Genshiken club]]. He [[Stepford Smiler\|keeps himself composed]] as he listens, with the only visual hint being [[Cross-Popping Veins]] around his face. == Comics ==

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