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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* The ''[[Pokémon]]'' anime's first season wasn't above giving the Gym Leaders a bit of edge to their personalities. They're fairly nice and personable in the games, {{spoiler|with even Giovanni being genuinely [[Affably Evil]]}}, but here you get to see Lt. Surge act like a schoolyard bully, calling his opponents babies while his Raichu sadistically beats their Pokémon so badly that they're sent to intensive care. Blaine's also okay with endangering his opponents' Pokémon by making them fight him in an active volcano, Erika will go so far as to ban people from her Gym [[Disproportionate Retribution|just because they insulted the perfume she sold at her store]], and even Brock and Misty can be real jerks when the situation calls for it. Then there's Sabrina, but she's a straight case of [[Adaptational Villainy]].
== [[Child Ballad|Ballads]] ==
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== [[Fan Works]] ==
* Gilbert from ''[[Fire Emblem: Three Houses]]'' is an emotionally stunted man and a stern absent father who nonetheless loves his daughter Annette dearly. But fics that [[Ron the Death Eater|demonize him]] such as ''[[The Emperor and the Goddess]]'' and ''[[To Those Who Are Never Coming Home]]'' make him an abusive bully who shames her no matter what she does, with the latter fic having him ''slutshame her'' due to having a child out of wedlock.
== [[Film]] ==
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