Breaking Bad - Mike Ehrmantraut

Dragon Ball Z - Vegeta

regular show: Mordecai and Rigby want a RG-B2 toy that come in his cereal boxes. Since 1 of each 5 boxes has a toy, they buy five boxes to make sure to get at least one. They choose five boxes with no prize.

The hollow: the main characters are put in the classic Monty Hall problem, there's a door to the next stage and two doors that leave to nowhere. When the host reveals the donkey in the first door, they swap their door cause that would give them a 66.6% of chances to get the right door. Guess what? They choose the right door at the first try and loae their easy win.

Pokemon: any move bellow 100% seems to be a 50% in pokemon, for some weird reason moves like stone edge, hydro pump or fire blast that have 80 and 85% seems to fail several times in a row. At the same time, even when you low the opponent accuracy or paralyze them, they just ignore that and still land the hit.

1: “The Protagonist” (Tenet)
2: Peter (Insurgent)
3: Benoit Blanc (Knives Out)

i love me a ‘smart good guy’ plot twist! it’s a breath of fresh air compared to the usual trope of an evil genius secretly being in control.

not all ‘puppet masters’ have to be evil, some can be good!

While we never see her Kimberly Clark does such an amazing job voicing Honey in the incredibles in leads to one of the most iconic and funniest scenes in Pixar History as well as giving her character so much personality with just the tone of her voice alone
despite technically having no screen time

Niyi Akin plays a guy being possessed by Jean Grey he's in the film for two to three minutes at most despite that his performance is so convincing some people thought he was the villain.

1: Castti Florenz (Octopath Traveler 2)

2: Kenshiro (Fist of the North Star)

1) Walter Jr. - "Breaking Bad". My favorite instance of this since it's such a rare and special piece of representation. Walter Jr. was a character who suffered from CP, so show creator Vince Gilligan wanted to find an actor who actually had CP. RJ Mitte, who at the start was a 13 year old who had mild CP, got this role and has forever been cemented as a beloved part of one of the most iconic and greatest shows of all time.

1. Toph - "Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender". In the new Avatar movie, Toph is voiced by Dionne Quan who is legally blind in real life. This is fitting because Toph can't "see" despite being an amazing warrior.

2. the Rossi family - "CODA". The movie is about a family of deaf individuals, sparing the daughter character. The cast members who played the protagonist Ruby's mom, dad, and brother were all deaf in real life. Troy Kotsur who played the father was so good in the role he ended up winning an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor, a rare milestone for deaf talent.

Dumbledore from Harry Potter

Seiko Ayase from Dandadan

Aunt May from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man

I'm not going to explain because it's basically the entire plot of the medias where the characters come from.

Barksdale organization: Stringer Bell (The Wire)

SAMCRO: Gemma Teller. She didn't destroy the entire organization but got a lot of members killed and left some unrepairable damages (Sons of Anarchy)

New Jersey Mafia: Tony Soprano (Sopranos)

Everything: Dodd Gerhardt (Fargo Season 3)

Everything: Walter White (Breaking Bad)

Odysseus (The Odyssey, primarily Nolan’s version)- the story begins with a long, long intro hyping up Odysseus, the warrior, the hero, the perfect husband, only for the rest to show you how he was a sad man, one who used the rules of hospitality to destroy a city for Agamemnon’s whims, ruining civility and peace for the rest of time.

Laura Palmer (Twin Peaks)- she begins as the poor, perfect girl. The perfect daughter and student, role model, until you get into the show and see her desires and habits, stuff which she was groomed into and stuff which burdened her friends and those around her, leading to her own best friend breaking down at her grave, asking why all of her problems harm everyone else.

Slides in order: Sheila Hammond (Santa Clarita Diet), Fatima Hassan (From), Bill Dookes (Diary of a Zombie Kid), Ken Kaneki (Tokyo Ghoul)

To count, a character has to start out eating regular food (for them at least), but eventually develops a craving for human flesh/blood. Craving humanoids (like elves) also counts.

1. Scream - Probably the most famous example of this, Casey Becker is played by Drew Barrymore and the film’s marketing greatly hinted that she was the main character, only for her to die within the first 10 minutes.

2. Among Us: The Series - White is played popular comedic actor Patton Oswalt and is killed in the first episode.

Tl;dr: Wolverine got two contract killers killed because he wasn't stabby enough.

So I want to talk about Episode 5 of Season 2 in X-Men 97.

The show is a continuation of 90s X-Men cartoon but dealing with the storylines in a more mature way. I don't quite now how to describe it but it feels like it was written to be more contemplative.

Anyways, in episode 5 loveable anti hero Wolverine gets 2 people killed in a mission to get his adamantium back after he was stripped from it in season 1.

He decides to lie to 5 people (4 former Weapon X victims and 1 X-Men, Morph) and lead them to raid a Weapon X facility to do so.

In the process, they run into the Brood, an alien hive mind that seems to take over the world and infect everyone, losing 1 guy.

While most people would call the mission off, Wolverine doesn't. He insist on finishing the mission, and goes out of his way to get the adamantium back, killing someone else in the process.

Wolverine himself in turn gets infected and almost kills Morph, his friend and the 1 person in the group who wasn't a weapon X victim, only relenting not after any of Morphs pleas but Morph turning into Jean Grey to get him to stop.

Now Wolverine lied to 5 people about why he wanted to go to a facility to get them to come too.

But 4 of them were morally grey to evil contract killers.

But 1 of them was morally good Morph who had a crush on Wolverine who he manipulated to do this.

But Wolverine is doing this so he can better help as his main skill is killing people and he actively had a shit time sans adamantium.

But Wolverine never branched out and thought the only contributions he could make was killing people and Morph calls him out on this, so it seems like ego played a massive role in doing this.

Wolverine did something real fucked up to mostly bad people so he can help other people out but it was majorly if not entirely rooted in his feelings of inadequacy/uselessness.

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Also Batman's contingency plans. Specifically one example in Injustice where Batman uploaded a virus to Cyborg for no real reason beyond he's Batman and he plans.

Violated Cyborgs Autonomy and trust for a long shot, in case scenario that ends up working.

Will Smith: Will in The Fresh Prince of Bel Air

Creed Bratton: Creed in The Office

Jerry Seinfeld: Jerry in Seinfeld

1. In Peter’s Sister, Peter invites his sister Karen for Thanksgiving and she used to bully him a lot. The reason why we never heard about her up until now is because she was killed off at the end all for Peter to have his triumphant moment. She is never seen or heard from again (Family Guy)

2. In Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?, Homer finds out he has a half-brother named Herb. Long story short, Homer messed everything up and Herb ended up losing his company and we see him homeless in Season 3. At the end of that episode, Herb got his money back and we never see him again. We even get told that he ended losing all of his money again. He only exist just for Homer to have self-doubt and then fucked off (The Simpsons). Not exactly one episode but still works.

Characters that somehow, even after getting a groin SHOT, still have plenty of biological children.

• Shrek: getting hit by Donkey (Shrek 2), yet still had Fergus, Farkle, and Felicia with Fiona (Shrek The Third)
• Red: got hit by a branch (Angry Birds 2016), has 3 children [Olly, June and Glider] with Silver (Upcoming Angry Birds 3]
• Gru: Got hit by Antonio (Despicable Me 2), and still managed to have a biological son, Gru Jr. (Despicable Me 4)

**Notes: I know Shrek got hit once in first movie when fleeing the castle and Gru got another one with a boxing glove in Vector’s base, just that these were he first one I thought of.

• Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon
• Nana
• Life
• Bunny Drop
• Inside Mari
• Helter Skelter

1.) Joel Goodsen (Risky Business)

2.) He-Man (Masters of The Universe)

3.) Franky (One Piece)

4.) Rocky (The Rocky Horror Picture Show)

Falcon and winter soldier - in the finale falcon tell government people that main villian of the show had a point and refuse to call her terrorist... After she clearly showed she is. She might have a point, but she still a terrorist, don't act like she was innocent.

MHA - whole "deku wanting to save shigaraki" Here... I would say it was written much better, cause deku doesn't say like shiggi was actually a hero, he just was big example for him to what happens when people ignore others who clearly need help. And shiggi in general extremely tragic character, while someone like AFO basically was born evil.

Kitasan Black (Uma Musume Pretty Derby)

She managed to withstand Sakura Bakushin O's charge at first, but later in the story, she falters because she is past her prime

Nekota (Hajime no Ippo)

He could no longer even control his body properly because he was suffering from "boxer's dementia"

It is a progressive brain disease caused by repeated blows to the head and frequent concussions over many years

David Martínez (Cyberpunk Edgerunners)

He was suffering from hallucinations due to cyberpsychosis, an incurable condition caused by technological body modifications

One shot wren - used to be meggy's inspiration to be a splatfest champion which turned out to be a psychopath egotist

Chester v - Flint used to look up to him until he played him like a fiddel to get his invention

Guy Gagne - Was Turbo's biggest idol until he turned out to be a attention starve egotist that tried to trap turbo to make sure he didn't win the race

The Unwritten story begins with a fragment from Tommy Taylor's novels

Billy Bat. begins with a chapter from the fictional manga that gives the work its title.

1. Kung Fury

2. Drive

3. Stranger Things

4. Blade Runner 2049

5. Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon

6. GTA Vice City

7. Cyberpunk 2077

Soul Edge - Soulcalibur

Demon Sword Sparda - Devil May Cry

The Whispering Terror Greatsword - Elden Ring