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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* ''[[Full Metal Panic!]]''
** During ''Fumoffu'', there's the rugby team that Sousuke [[Training from Hell|coached]]. After their overwhelming victory, they are shown mocking the fallen team horribly. (To be fair, the losing team had belittled Sousuke's team earlier in the story... but that doesn't make it right.)
** Sousuke himself is shown to do this a lot after winning fights. He ''loves'' informing his fallen enemies exactly ''why'' they're such losers and failures. (In his defense, at least one case was due to his [[Literal-Minded|misunderstanding the enemy's lamentations of why he lost for a wholehearted request for advice]], and decided to inform him literally why he's such a loser.)
* ''[[Pokémon (anime)|Pokémon]]'' had a fairly recent{{when}} example of this, courtesy of everyone's favorite [[Jerkass]], Paul/Shinji. In the first of what would be his many dick moves, right after he battled Veilstone Gym Leader Maylene, [[Curb Stomp Battle|took out her team with ease]] and received his Cobble Badge, Paul [[Sarcasm Mode|gave a glowing critique on her skill as a Gym Leader]]:
{{quote|[[Kick the Dog|"You're the weakest.]] [[Break the Cutie|The weakest leader I ever fought]], [[Heroic BSOD|and this lightweight Badge is just like you."]]}}
* ''[[Iron Wok Jan]]'': At one point Jan follows a defeated opponent out to the street to taunt him some more as the fellow looked insufficiently crushed.
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