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* [[Asian Drivers]]: Especially when he parks his car all the way across an open road in "Hothead".
* [[Asian Rudeness]]
* [[Asian Speekee Engrish]]: He can speak English pretty decently for the most part, but his grammar can be a bit off at times.
* [[A Day in the Limelight]]: "Courage vs. Mecha Courage", "Courage The Fly", and "Squatting Tiger, Hidden Dog".
* [[Annoying Laugh]]
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* [[Jerkass]]: Arguably the biggest one in the entire series, to the point where he even makes Eustace look like a saint at times.
* [[Jerkass Has a Point]]: On the rare occasions where he says his catchphrase [[Not Me This Time|and wasn't in the way first]]. Not to imply that this will change the result...
* [[Laser-Guided Karma]]: Like Eustace, he will usually pay for being a jerk.
* [[Laughing Mad]]: His [[Annoying Laugh]] turns into this whenever he's doing it for extremely sadistic reasons.
* [[Lean and Mean]]
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* [[Smug Snake]]: As downright-impossibly talented as Di Lung is, his talent is still utterly '''dwarfed''' by his ego.
--> '''Di Lung (talking about Mecha-Courage):''' Give up, dog! '''I''' win bet! '''New''' dog in town! He better than you! Better than you in every way! [[Department of Redundancy Department|Better than you in every]] '''[[Department of Redundancy Department|other]]''' [[Department of Redundancy Department|way!]] No '''way''' you beat him! [[Tempting Fate|No way you]] '''[[Tempting Fate|ever]]''' [[Tempting Fate|beat him!]]
* [[The Sociopath]]: He has absolutely no moral qualms. He can hurt a dog out of sadism, or horribly kill an old lady out of a desire for power (even if said power is for someone else). If he wasn't used as a background character most of the time, he would take more credit as one of the show's most utterly evil villains.
* [[Sunglasses At Night]]: He literally does this in "Fishy Business", "The Nutcracker", and "Cabaret Courage".
* [[Thin Chin of Sin]]: Possibly his version of Eustace's [[Lantern Jaw of Justice|Lantern Jaw of Injustice]].
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