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** In ''The Dark Side of the Z'', while chasing after Were-Spirou, Blythe sees the potential of [[IShouldWriteABookAboutThis making a movie]] based on this ordeal titled "[[Film/CloseEncountersOfTheThirdKind Close Encounters of the Bellboy]]".



* {{Tsundere}}: When Spirou is working as a belboy at the Pacific Palace, [[LoveAtFirstSight he's smitten by one of the guest, Elena]]. Elena notices this and tries to have Spirou act more friendly and informal toward her. Spirou maintains his professional demeanour however. Elena then makes up an excuse and angrily shout at him to leave her room and breaks down crying when she's alone.

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* {{Tsundere}}: When Spirou is working as a belboy bellboy at the Pacific Palace, [[LoveAtFirstSight he's smitten by one of the guest, Elena]]. Elena notices this and tries to have Spirou act more friendly and informal toward her. Spirou maintains his professional demeanour however. Elena then makes up an excuse and angrily shout at him to leave her room and breaks down crying when she's alone.

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* RedEyesTakeWarning: In ''La Vallée des Bannis'', red eyes are a sign that someone has been infected with the book's version of the HatePlague

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** In ''The Dark Side of the Z'' Spirou's eyes turn red when he mutates into were-Spirou.



* TripToTheMoonPlot: "The Dark Side of the Z" (2011) centers on Zorglub taking Spirou, Fantasio and Champignac to his intricate moon settlement, which includes a VIP resort.

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* TripToTheMoonPlot: "The ''The Dark Side of the Z" (2011) Z'' centers on Zorglub taking Spirou, Fantasio and Champignac to his intricate moon settlement, which includes a VIP resort.
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* TripToTheMoonPlot: "The Dark Side of the Z" (2011) centers on Zorglub taking Spirou, Fantasio and Champignac to his intricate moon settlement, which includes a VIP resort.
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** Happen to Spirou in WWII works-justified as he's depicted younger than usual, and thus is more impressionable. In ''Diary of a naive young man'', after Kassandra kissed him for the first time, he briefly froze before this actually gave him a rise of energy to finish his work. In ''Le groom vert de gris'', after Audrey ForcefulKiss, Spirou is still capable of walking, but while [[CrushBlush blushing]], and seeing swastikas and yellow badges under the form of CirclingBirdies.

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** Happen to Spirou in WWII works-justified as he's depicted younger than usual, and thus is more impressionable. In ''Diary of a naive young man'', after Kassandra kissed him for the first time, he briefly froze before this actually gave him a rise of energy to finish his work. In ''Le groom vert de gris'', after Audrey Audrey's ForcefulKiss, Spirou is still capable of walking, but while [[CrushBlush blushing]], and seeing swastikas and yellow badges under the form of CirclingBirdies.
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** Happen to Spirou in WWII works-justified as he's depicted younger than usual, and thus is more impressionable. In ''Diary of a naive young man'', after Kassandra kissed him for the first time, he briefly froze before this actually gives a rise of energy to finish his work. In ''Le groom vert de gris'', after Audrey ForcefulKiss, Spirou is still capable to walk, but while [[CrushBlush blushing]], and seeing swastikas and yellow badges under the form of CirclingBirdies.

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** Happen to Spirou in WWII works-justified as he's depicted younger than usual, and thus is more impressionable. In ''Diary of a naive young man'', after Kassandra kissed him for the first time, he briefly froze before this actually gives gave him a rise of energy to finish his work. In ''Le groom vert de gris'', after Audrey Audrey ForcefulKiss, Spirou Spirou is still capable to walk, of walking, but while [[CrushBlush blushing]], and seeing swastikas and yellow badges under the form of CirclingBirdies.
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** Happen to Spirou in WWII works-justified as he's depicted younger than usual, and thus is more impressionable. In ''Diary of a naive young man'', after Kassandra kissed him for the first time, he briefly froze before this actually gives a rise of energy to finish his work. In ''Le groom vert de gris'', after Audrey ForcefulKiss, Spirou is still capable to walk, but while [[CrushBlush blushing]], and seeing swastikas and yellow badges under the form of CirclingBirdies.
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** [[spoiler: Cyanure]] is revealed as TheManBehindTheMan in ''La mort de Spirou'' and ''La mémoire du futur''.

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* PostKissCatatonia: When a time-traveling Spirou couldn't get rid of Seccotine, he resorts to kiss her which left her so stunted that she was cut off from reality. Spirou mention that he always wanted to do that. It's not clear if him meant kissing her, shutting her up or shutting her up by kissing her.

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When a time-traveling Spirou couldn't get rid of Seccotine, he resorts to kiss her which left her so stunted that she was cut off from reality. Spirou mention that he always wanted to do that. It's not clear if him meant kissing her, shutting her up or shutting her up by kissing her.her.
** The situation is reversed in ''Le triomphe de Zorglub'', [[spoiler: when Seccotine kisses Fantasio, inducing him in a brief catatonia (and a CrushBlush) afterwards. Justified as he did not see that coming.]]
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** The mini series ''Le groom vert de gris''. In the first volume, it's mainly thanks to MsFanservice Ursula, the German secretary, who appears twice in her underwear. The first time, she tries to woo Spirou in it, [[ChasteHero with no success]], and despite he's visibly underage (albeit he'll effectively do a FakeOutMakeOut with her later). The second time, [[spoiler: it's because she just had sex with Fantasio. The first time in the comics, by the way, that characters sleep together with no ambiguity]]. Glu-glu, Fantasio's girlfriend, is seen in her underwear as well, [[spoiler: with the strong implication they are used to have sex too]]. Spirou and Fantasio are the targets of many MistakenForGay errors or jokes, while a lost Scottish parachutist may actually be gay. While reunited with LaResistance, [[FunnyBackgroundEvent the Scottish is seen patting the rear end of another British parachutist...]]who likes it apparently.
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* FirstKiss:
** Spirou had to wait to be technically 57 to kiss a woman (Luna in ''Luna Fatale'' in 1995). Albeit if ''Le petit Spirou'' is taken into account, it chronologically happened to him before.
** [[spoiler: For Fantasio, it took nearly 30 more years to be kissed by Seccotine in ''Le triomphe de Zorglub'' in 2018. It was the first time in-story, and for those two characters, but also for Fantasio at large. You can tell it from his reaction, close to the one of a preteen effectively experiment it for the first time ever: he have a LuminescentBlush, a PostKissCatatonia, and SomethingElseAlsoRises (the propeller of his fantacopter), all in the same panel.]]
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** In ''Spirou chez les Soviets'', they mention that the last Belgian reporter to enter the USSR illegally created quite a mess, showing an issue of ''{{Franchise/Tintin}}''.

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** In ''Spirou chez les Soviets'', they mention that the last Belgian reporter to enter the USSR illegally created quite a mess, showing an issue of ''{{Franchise/Tintin}}''.''Franchise/{{Tintin}}''.
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* SpoofAesop: The ending of "Z like Zorglub" notes that you should always be nice to policemen, because they could be former Zorglmen.
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* OurWerebeastsAreDifferent: In ''The Dark Side of the Z'' a mixture of solar radiations and mysterious particles trapped on the moon's surface (unprotected by constant bombarding of cosmic radiations) end up causing a de-evolution in Spirou's body and brain mutating him into some sort of feral were-ape. Leaving the moon is enough to return Spirou (and Spip) to normal.

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* HotterAndSexier: In works by Tome and Janry. Until them the series was quite chaste, but [[FemmeFatale femmes fatales]] such as Cyanure or Luna Cortizone started to pop up, as well as ShipTease despite the [[CelibateHero celibate heroes]] (with the aforementioned Luna, or Seccotine). In the ''Luna Fatale'' album, Fantasio stage an exhibition of his nude women pictures. This is reflected in ComicBook/LePetitSpirou, with a cast full of pretty women, and where the titular hero have a girlfriend and is a DirtyKid.

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In works by Tome and Janry. Until them the series was quite chaste, but [[FemmeFatale femmes fatales]] such as Cyanure or Luna Cortizone started to pop up, as well as ShipTease despite the [[CelibateHero celibate heroes]] (with the aforementioned Luna, or Seccotine). In the ''Luna Fatale'' album, Fantasio stage an exhibition of his nude women pictures. This is reflected in ComicBook/LePetitSpirou, with a cast full of pretty women, and where the titular hero have a girlfriend and is a DirtyKid.DirtyKid.
** The one-shot ''Spirou and the Blue Gorgon'' is this. Drawn by famed Belgian comic writer Dany, you can except lots of sexy girls. The first pages has a movie star in a bikini shooting a commercial. Later pages has Spirou and Fantasio at the beach and with lots of girls in skimpy swimsuits in the background.
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** The promotional material for ''L'homme qui ne voulait pas mourir'' (notably covers for ''Spirou magazine'' would often feature images of [[https://ibb.co/qj1zH5F Fantasio grabbing Spirou's legs]] [[https://i.pinimg.com/564x/33/be/1d/33be1d4ddc6db47b5512c10f703ce344.jpg while the later is piloting]] [[https://i.pinimg.com/564x/67/9b/fe/679bfe468fb5a9adcbf552f164f019fc.jpg the fantacopter]]. But such a scene do not happens in the comics. Instead, [[https://ibb.co/Npfc9R6 Tanzafio once pilot the fantacopter]] while Spirou hold on tight his legs (and Fantasio is grabbing his). It's [[InvertedTrope inverted]] in the [[Film/TheAdventuresOfSpirouAndFantasio movie]] where such a scene is [[https://mediaproxy.tvtropes.org/width/350/https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/spiroufantasio.jpg depicted on the poster]], and actually happens in the movie.

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** The promotional material for ''L'homme qui ne voulait pas mourir'' (notably covers for ''Spirou magazine'' magazine'') would often feature images of [[https://ibb.co/qj1zH5F Fantasio grabbing Spirou's legs]] [[https://i.pinimg.com/564x/33/be/1d/33be1d4ddc6db47b5512c10f703ce344.jpg while the later is piloting]] [[https://i.pinimg.com/564x/67/9b/fe/679bfe468fb5a9adcbf552f164f019fc.jpg the fantacopter]]. But such a scene do not happens in the comics. Instead, [[https://ibb.co/Npfc9R6 Tanzafio once pilot the fantacopter]] while Spirou hold on tight his legs (and Fantasio is grabbing his). It's [[InvertedTrope inverted]] in the [[Film/TheAdventuresOfSpirouAndFantasio movie]] where such a scene is [[https://mediaproxy.tvtropes.org/width/350/https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/spiroufantasio.jpg depicted on the poster]], and actually happens in the movie.
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** The promotional material for ''L'homme qui ne voulait pas mourir'' (notably covers for ''Spirou magazine'' would often feature images of [[https://ibb.co/qj1zH5F Fantasio grabbing Spirou's legs]] while the later is piloting the fantacopter. But such a scene do not happens in the comics. Instead, Tanzafio once pilot the fantacopter while Spirou hold on tight his legs (and Fantasio is grabbing his). It's [[InvertedTrope inverted]] in the [[Film/TheAdventuresOfSpirouAndFantasio movie]] where such a scene is [[https://mediaproxy.tvtropes.org/width/350/https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/spiroufantasio.jpg depicted on the poster]], and actually happens in the movie.

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** The promotional material for ''L'homme qui ne voulait pas mourir'' (notably covers for ''Spirou magazine'' would often feature images of [[https://ibb.co/qj1zH5F Fantasio grabbing Spirou's legs]] [[https://i.pinimg.com/564x/33/be/1d/33be1d4ddc6db47b5512c10f703ce344.jpg while the later is piloting piloting]] [[https://i.pinimg.com/564x/67/9b/fe/679bfe468fb5a9adcbf552f164f019fc.jpg the fantacopter.fantacopter]]. But such a scene do not happens in the comics. Instead, [[https://ibb.co/Npfc9R6 Tanzafio once pilot the fantacopter fantacopter]] while Spirou hold on tight his legs (and Fantasio is grabbing his). It's [[InvertedTrope inverted]] in the [[Film/TheAdventuresOfSpirouAndFantasio movie]] where such a scene is [[https://mediaproxy.tvtropes.org/width/350/https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/spiroufantasio.jpg depicted on the poster]], and actually happens in the movie.
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** The promotional material for ''L'homme qui ne voulait pas mourir'' (notably covers for ''Spirou magazine'' would often feature images of [[https://ibb.co/qj1zH5F Fantasio grabbing Spirou's legs]] while the later is piloting the fantacopter. But such a scene do not happens in the comics. Instead, Tanzafio once pilot the fantacopter while Spirou hold on tight his legs (and Fantasio is grabbing his). It's [[InvertedTrope inverted]] in the [[Film/TheAdventuresOfSpirouAndFantasio movie]] where such a scene is [[https://mediaproxy.tvtropes.org/width/350/https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/spiroufantasio.jpg depicted on the poster]], and actually happens in the movie.
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* FungusHumongous: In ''Le prisonnier du Bouddha'' (''Buddha's prisoner'') and ''Alerte aux zorkons'', under the influence of the GAG device and an accelerated evolution's law, giant plants grow in the count 's garden, and in the jungle surrounding Champignac, respectively. Which include huge mushrooms.
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* CloningBlues: TheReveal in ''Machine qui rêve''. [[spoiler:The Spirou we've been following is actually a clone of the original, and proceeds to angst over whether he's a real human being or not.]]

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* CloningBlues: CloneAngst: TheReveal in ''Machine qui rêve''. [[spoiler:The Spirou we've been following is actually a clone of the original, and proceeds to angst over whether he's a real human being or not.]]
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* ItAlwaysRainsAtFunerals: In ''Spirou à New York'', the funeral for one of Don Cortizone's men is held in the pouring rain... from a skull-shaped rain cloud... that hangs only over them, while the rest of the city is enjoying sunshine. The Don remarks that it's almost as if a curse has been hanging over them lately. (He's entirely correct.)
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** There was an art evolution inside the Yoann and Vehlmann's run. They started with the one shot ''Les géants pétrifiés'' , and then, Yoann's style was influenced by the style that Jamie Hewlett's gave to Music/{{Gorillaz}}. Precisely, [[https://ibb.co/HGYDDgd characters had white of the eyes and large noses.]] When Yoann and Vehlmann took the main series up, Yoann 's style lined up with Franquin's, with [[https://ibb.co/r7MPNDh BlackBeadEyes and pointy noses]]. Then they went on with the spin off ''Supergroom'', and Yoann went back to a more personal style with [[https://ibb.co/gJn1LV9 white of the eyes and large noses]].

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** There was an art evolution inside the Yoann and Vehlmann's run. They started with the one shot ''Les géants pétrifiés'' , and then, Yoann's style was influenced by the style that Jamie Hewlett's gave to Music/{{Gorillaz}}. Precisely, [[https://ibb.co/HGYDDgd characters had white of the eyes and large noses.]] When Yoann and Vehlmann took the main series up, Yoann 's style lined up with Franquin's, with BlackBeadEyes [[https://ibb.co/r7MPNDh BlackBeadEyes co/r7MPNDh and pointy noses]]. Then they went on with the spin off ''Supergroom'', and Yoann went back to a more personal style with [[https://ibb.co/gJn1LV9 white of the eyes and large noses]].
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** The Morvan and Munuera's run was faithful to Franquin's design, with an {{Animesque}} look.
** There was an art evolution inside the Yoann and Vehlmann's run. They started with the one shot ''Les géants pétrifiés'' , and then, Yoann's style was influenced by the style that Jamie Hewlett's gave to Music/{{Gorillaz}}. Precisely, [[https://ibb.co/HGYDDgd characters had white of the eyes and large noses.]] When Yoann and Vehlmann took the main series up, Yoann 's style lined up with Franquin's, with [[https://ibb.co/r7MPNDh BlackBeadEyes and pointy noses]]. Then they went on with the spin off ''Supergroom'', and Yoann went back to a more personal style with [[https://ibb.co/gJn1LV9 white of the eyes and large noses]].
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* UnexplainedRecovery: During the Yoann and Vehlmann run, there was this running gag revolving around Poppy Bronco, a [[ActionHero badass mercenary]] who tended to pop up under [[JackOfAllTrades different occupations]] (bodyguard, soldier, NonPoweredCostumedHero). He dies in a more or less gruesome manner (aspired into space or eaten by crocodiles) and [[NoOneShouldSurviveThatinexplicably show up alive]] in one of the next albums. [[spoiler: Still, in the spin off ''Supergroom'' by the same authors, Poppy, under the identity of the hero "Avalanche express", get killed by a ninja contract killer. And he does not recover from that, at least not yet. ]]

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* UnexplainedRecovery: During the Yoann and Vehlmann run, there was this running gag revolving around Poppy Bronco, a [[ActionHero badass mercenary]] who tended to pop up under [[JackOfAllTrades different occupations]] (bodyguard, soldier, NonPoweredCostumedHero). He dies in a more or less gruesome manner (aspired into space or eaten by crocodiles) and [[NoOneShouldSurviveThatinexplicably [[NoOneShouldSurviveThat inexplicably show up alive]] in one of the next albums. [[spoiler: Still, in the spin off ''Supergroom'' by the same authors, Poppy, under the identity of the hero "Avalanche express", get killed by a ninja contract killer. And he does not recover from that, at least not yet. ]]
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* UnexplainedRecovery: During the Yoann and Vehlmann run, there was this running gag revolving around Poppy Bronco, a [[ActionHero badass mercenary]] who tended to pop up under [[JackOfAllTrades different occupations]] (bodyguard, soldier, NonPoweredCostumedHero). He dies in a more or less gruesome manner (aspired into space or eaten by crocodiles) and [[NoOneShouldSurviveThatinexplicably show up alive]] in one of the next albums. [[spoiler: Still, in the spin off ''Supergroom'' by the same authors, Poppy, under the identity of the hero "Avalanche express", get killed by a ninja contract killer. And he does not recover from that, at least not yet. ]]
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* SympatheticVillainDespicableVillain: Among recurring villains, Zorglub is the sympathetic one as he often express regrets and tries to repair what he did wrong. Sometimes, he does wrong things accidentally or being tricked into doing it. Killing someone never crossed his mind, and the second animated adaptation turn him into a WellIntentionedExtremist to keep him redeemable. [[spoiler: Despite since ''The dark face of the Z'', [[HeelFaceRevolvingDoor he's once again on the bad side.]]]] Meanwhile, Zantafio only had second thoughts once, in the end of ''Les héritiers'', and never since. Not having, like Zorglub, the excuse of doing it ForScience, his main motivation is {{Greed}}. Along with [[AGodAmI megalomania]], pushing him into becoming a dictator (twice). He actually tried to kill members of his family (his cousin and [[spoiler: his uncle]]) quite often, and he's sometimes behind Zorglub 's bad deeds. Plus he's responsible for Marsupilami's disappearance, and is not used for comedic purposes like Zorglub.

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* SympatheticVillainDespicableVillain: Among recurring villains, Zorglub is the sympathetic one as he often express regrets and tries to repair what he did wrong. Sometimes, he does wrong things mistakes accidentally or being tricked into doing it. Killing someone never crossed his mind, and the second animated adaptation turn him into a WellIntentionedExtremist to keep him redeemable. [[spoiler: Despite since ''The dark face of the Z'', [[HeelFaceRevolvingDoor he's once again on the bad side.]]]] Meanwhile, Zantafio only had second thoughts once, in the end of ''Les héritiers'', and never since. Not having, like Zorglub, the excuse of doing it ForScience, his main motivation is {{Greed}}. Along with [[AGodAmI megalomania]], pushing him into becoming a dictator (twice). He actually tried to kill members of his family (his cousin and [[spoiler: his uncle]]) quite often, and he's sometimes behind Zorglub 's bad deeds. Plus he's responsible for Marsupilami's disappearance, and is not used for comedic purposes like Zorglub.
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* SympatheticVillainDespicableVillain: Among recurring villains, Zorglub is the sympathetic one as he often express regrets and tries to repair what he did wrong. Sometimes, he does wrong things accidentally or being tricked into doing it. Killing someone never crossed his mind, and the second animated adaptation turn him into a WellIntentionedExtremist to keep him redeemable. [[spoiler: Despite since ''The dark face of the Z'', [[HeelFaceRevolvingDoor he's once again on the bad side.]]]] Meanwhile, Zantafio only had second thoughts once, in the end of ''Les héritiers'', and never since. Not having, like Zorglub, the excuse of doing it ForScience, his only motivation is {{Greed}}. He actually tried to kill members of his family (his cousin and [[spoiler: his uncle]]) quite often, and he's sometimes behind Zorglub 's bad deeds. Plus he's responsible for Marsupilami's disappearance, and is not used for comedic purposes like Zorglub.

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* SympatheticVillainDespicableVillain: Among recurring villains, Zorglub is the sympathetic one as he often express regrets and tries to repair what he did wrong. Sometimes, he does wrong things accidentally or being tricked into doing it. Killing someone never crossed his mind, and the second animated adaptation turn him into a WellIntentionedExtremist to keep him redeemable. [[spoiler: Despite since ''The dark face of the Z'', [[HeelFaceRevolvingDoor he's once again on the bad side.]]]] Meanwhile, Zantafio only had second thoughts once, in the end of ''Les héritiers'', and never since. Not having, like Zorglub, the excuse of doing it ForScience, his only main motivation is {{Greed}}. Along with [[AGodAmI megalomania]], pushing him into becoming a dictator (twice). He actually tried to kill members of his family (his cousin and [[spoiler: his uncle]]) quite often, and he's sometimes behind Zorglub 's bad deeds. Plus he's responsible for Marsupilami's disappearance, and is not used for comedic purposes like Zorglub.
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* SympatheticVillainDespicableVillain: Among recurring villains, Zorglub is the sympathetic one as he often express regrets and tries to repair what he did wrong. Sometimes, he does wrong things accidentally or being tricked into doing it. Killing someone never crossed his mind, and the second animated adaptation turn him into a WellIntentionedExtremist to keep him redeemable. [[spoiler: Despite since ''The dark face of the Z'', [[HeelFaceRevolvingDoor he's once again on the bad side.]]]] Meanwhile, Zantafio only had second thoughts once, in the end of ''Les héritiers'', and never since. Not having, like Zorglub, the excuse of doing it ForScience, his only motivation is {{Greed}}. He actually tried to kill members of his family (his cousin and [[spoiler: his uncle]]) quite often, and he's sometimes the one responsible for Zorglub 's bad deeds. Plus he's responsible for Marsupilami's disappearance, and is not used for comedic purposes like Zorglub.

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* SympatheticVillainDespicableVillain: Among recurring villains, Zorglub is the sympathetic one as he often express regrets and tries to repair what he did wrong. Sometimes, he does wrong things accidentally or being tricked into doing it. Killing someone never crossed his mind, and the second animated adaptation turn him into a WellIntentionedExtremist to keep him redeemable. [[spoiler: Despite since ''The dark face of the Z'', [[HeelFaceRevolvingDoor he's once again on the bad side.]]]] Meanwhile, Zantafio only had second thoughts once, in the end of ''Les héritiers'', and never since. Not having, like Zorglub, the excuse of doing it ForScience, his only motivation is {{Greed}}. He actually tried to kill members of his family (his cousin and [[spoiler: his uncle]]) quite often, and he's sometimes the one responsible for behind Zorglub 's bad deeds. Plus he's responsible for Marsupilami's disappearance, and is not used for comedic purposes like Zorglub.

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