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* Several associations in ''[[Umineko no Naku Koro ni]]'' do this but given the rules of the setting, they are [[Talking the Monster to Death|Arguing The Witches To Death]] with logic-fueled swords and thanks to them [[Fair Play Whodunnit]]s exist. [[Mind Screw|Umineko is pretty weird]].
* Ahem. ''[[Witch Hunter]]'', a korean manhwa. People with special powers unite in a battle against… genuine witches.
 
 
== [[Comic Books]] ==
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== [[Literature]] ==
* The Cunning Man from the ''[[Discworld]]'' novel ''[[Discworld/I Shall Wear Midnight|I Shall Wear Midnight]]'' is practically an [[Anthropomorphic Personification]] of Witch Hunters.
** Also from [[Discworld]], The Omnian Church (Pre-''[[Discworld/Small Gods|Small Gods]]'') used to hunt down and burn witches. But then again they used to burn just about everybody. Now they just give witches informational pamphlets, which isn't nearly as bad.
* Played with in ''[[Good Omens]]''. While played straight in Agnes Nutter's case, Shadwell, a modern professional witch hunter, doesn't get much work these days.
* [[Solomon Kane]] is a quite unambiguously good case and likely the [[Trope Codifier]]. Even the slouch hat, worn by Kane, wound up on many characters who followed his legacy when [[Gorgeous Period Dress]] would be out of place.
* Both the Spook and the Quisitor in ''[[The Last Apprentice]]''. The major difference is that the Spook a) has some magical knowledge himself and b) cares whether the women accused of witchcraft are actually guilty.
 
== [[Live -Action TV]] ==
* The Witchsmeller Pusuviant from ''[[The Black Adder]]''.
* The Witchfinder in ''[[Merlin (TV series)|Merlin]]''. However, he {{spoiler|actually was fabricating all of his evidence.}}
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