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** Later on in the series, this becomes increasingly averted {{spoiler|1=as the battles of the HiMEs end up partly destroying the school, and most of them either drop out, disappear, or otherwise stop caring about what's going on in school because they're too busy trying to kill each other.}}
* All but one of the Idiot Rangers in ''[[Mahou Sensei Negima]]'' are powerful fighters on Negi's team. Kaede and Ku Fei in particular were strong fighters even before the start of the series, yet their first major obstacle in the series was to receive adequate scores on their final exams.
* ''[[Full Metal Panic!]]'' practically runs on this. Most of Sōsuke's issues involve being unable to explain distressingly common situations and failing in epic fashion. {{spoiler|In one episode, Kaname visits while Testarossa is in the shower and Sōsuke tries to explain why Kaname can't come in. Cue Testarossa sticking her head out asking if she can borrow clothes.}} He will generally sweat bullets in these situations -- and yet, when he appears to be totally screwed in a military situation, he will either find a way out of it or somehow stay calm.
** This is probably because, in those situations, he can't [[Incredibly Lame Pun|shoot]] anyone...
* Subverted by ''[[Death Note]]''. Or possibly played straight. It depends on your moral stance on Light's actions; he definitely believes he's playing it straight as he interweaves his increasingly meaningless social life with his genocide.
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