That Makes Me Feel Angry: Difference between revisions

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** What's more, one of the common devices that the series uses is to have Kyon's actions contradict his words; he tells us things that are different than what's shown. Example from the anime's chronological first episode: Kyon tells us that he's not interested in Haruhi, while the animation shows us that he's very obviously checking her out over the course of a few weeks.

** Kyon's [[That Makes Me Feel Angry]] style is also in contrast to the story's treatment of Haruhi's inner state, which is almost exclusively [[Show, Don't Tell]].

* Sagara Sousuke from ''[[Full Metal Panic]]'', when he's [[Most Definitely Not a Villain|attempting to convince]] [[Muggles]] that he's [[The Stoic|feeling normal human emotions]].

* Sagara Sousuke from ''[[Full Metal Panic!]]'', when he's [[Most Definitely Not a Villain|attempting to convince]] [[Muggles]] that he's [[The Stoic|feeling normal human emotions]].

{{quote|'''Sousuke:''' You perceive wrongly. I feel unimaginable happiness wasting time talking with women. I'm that type of human.}}

* In the ''[[Fullmetal Alchemist (manga)|Fullmetal Alchemist]]'' manga, Wrath has a habit of monologuing on how certain things make him angry, generally in the vein of how much he hates puny humans. The ''Brotherhood'' animate adaptation usually makes him sound anything but furious during these monologues, giving the impression that he's incapable of broadcasting emotion properly.

** [[Tranquil Fury|Or that he's just really skilled at hiding his rage]]. [[No-Holds-Barred Beatdown|For a few seconds, anyway]]...

** His name is ''Wrath'', not "rage" or "fury". The emotion of wrath is not nearly as overt as the others, and it is not mutually exclusive with tranquility.

* In ''[[~~XxxHolic~~]]'', Watanuki does this in [http://www.mangafox.com/manga/xxxholic/v16/c190/9.html chapter 190].

* In ''[[xxxHolic]]'', Watanuki does this in [http://www.mangafox.com/manga/xxxholic/v16/c190/9.html chapter 190].

* [[Catch Phrase|I'm in despair!]] The fact that ''[[Sayonara, Zetsubou-sensei]]'' uses this trope constantly has left me in despair!

* In ''[[Naruto]]'', {{spoiler|the Nine-Tails Demon Fox roars}} “Narutoooo!!!! You have angered me!!!! Narutoooooo!!!!!!” {{spoiler|after Naruto rips the chakra from the Fox's body, claiming it for his own, thus allowing Naruto to fully control the Fox's power.}}

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** Given the game itself, the only way to express anger is vocally, and Furion is supposed to be [[The Stoic]], so it wouldn't fit easily without looking odd. He really does get angry in the expansion, and this time it's more natural.

*** He's still not exempt from this. An example is "The pain is... excruciating!" said in an unnaturally bored tone of voice.

* Raging Raven in ''[[Metal Gear Solid 4 Guns of the Patriots]]''. See, they already had Screaming Mantis, so instead of just shrieking incoherently, Raven has to fly around telling everyone how angry she is. "Rage! ''RAAAAGE!''"

* Raging Raven in ''[[Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots]]''. See, they already had Screaming Mantis, so instead of just shrieking incoherently, Raven has to fly around telling everyone how angry she is. "Rage! ''RAAAAGE!''"

** There's also The Cobra's from ''[[Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater]]''. The Pain says "Pain" anytime you shoot him, The Fear announces his fear after you beat him, The End says "The end" anytime he sneaks up on you (which doesn't count unless [[Oh Crap]] counts as an emotion), The Sorrow tells us how sad he is. The only one exempt from this is The Fury.

** The infamous [[Blind Idiot Translation|Engrish]] translation of the original [[Metal Gear]] game features guards which, to let you know they were about to [[The Guards Must Be Crazy|fall asleep at their posts]], would shout "I'M GETTING SLEEPY!!", followed by "I FEEL ASLEEP!!" to announce that they were, in fact, asleep and safe to sneak past.