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* Stuntman/ current Jason Voorhees Derek Mears.
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**Not so unusual in that him losing his hair is somehow tied into Numbuh Five's [[MyGreatestFailure greatest failure]]
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** When he was young, he had very long hair and heavily resembled his daughter.
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I used to say "no apostrophe in its - after all, you wouldn't put one in his, right?" guess I'll have to revise that
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* While we're still in the biblical and religious category, Reverend Lee Stoneking. While non religious types may laugh him to scorn, especially for his' spiritual sense, we should remember where he's come from. He is quite active in message giving, especially considering his' age. Yeah, he walks around, and raises his' voice occasionally. What makes this so remarkable? He was once dead for thirty minutes. Yeah, you read it right. Yes, he still walks. That's enough to get you curious, right?
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* While we're still in the biblical and religious category, Reverend Lee Stoneking. While non religious non-religious types may laugh him to scorn, especially for his' his spiritual sense, we should remember where he's come from. He is quite active in message giving, especially considering his' his age. Yeah, he walks around, and raises his' his voice occasionally. What makes this so remarkable? He was once dead for thirty minutes. Yeah, you read it right. Yes, he still walks. That's enough to get you curious, right?
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* Tien, Roshi, Krillin from {{Dragon Ball}}
** This list doesn't include Nappa, Chao-tzu, or Mr. Satan (in his later years) for obvious reasons.
*** Because Chaozu has [[spoiler:one]] hair?
**** No. Because Choa-tzu isn't awesome.
** This list doesn't include Nappa, Chao-tzu, or Mr. Satan (in his later years) for obvious reasons.
*** Because Chaozu has [[spoiler:one]] hair?
**** No. Because Choa-tzu isn't awesome.
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* Tien, Tenshinhan, Roshi, & Krillin (though he's bald by choice) from {{Dragon Ball}}
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** This list doesn't include Nappa,Chao-tzu, Chaotzu, or Mr. Satan (in his later years) for obvious reasons.
*** BecauseChaozu Chaotzu has [[spoiler:one]] hair?
**** No. BecauseChoa-tzu Chaotzu isn't awesome.
** This list doesn't include Nappa,
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***Arguably, all non-humans/non-mammalians in DragonballZ. This includes Frieza, Piccolo, etc.
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* [[{{Characters/Pathfinder}} Sajan the monk]].[[http://paizo.com/image/content/CrimsonThrone/PZO9009-Monk.jpg Behold!]]
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* [[{{Characters/Pathfinder}} Sajan the monk]].[[http://paizo.com/image/content/CrimsonThrone/PZO9009-Monk.jpg Behold!]]
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Not to be confused with [[BoldInflation Bold of Awesome]]. Contrast BadassLonghair.
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* Many {{space marine}}s in ''{{Warhammer 40000}}'', though some prefer scalp locks, especially the Mongol-themed White Scars.
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* {{Xanatos Gambit}}s + BaldOfAwesome + BadassMoustache = [[MagnificentBastard Otto]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bundesarchiv_Bild_146-2005-0057,_Otto_von_Bismarck.jpg Von Bismarck]]
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* {{Xanatos Gambit}}s TheChessmaster + BaldOfAwesome + BadassMoustache = [[MagnificentBastard Otto]] [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bundesarchiv_Bild_146-2005-0057,_Otto_von_Bismarck.jpg Von Bismarck]]
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* YourMileageMayVary on that one.
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**That's why they had to remove most of the plot.
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* Former football referee [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pierluigi_Collina Pierluigi Collina]]
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** Even the bleeding ''Oxford Companion to Shakespeare'' describes him as "the balding Yorkshireman."
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Male pattern baldness is usually implemented by television and film writers as a sign of premature aging, [[BaldOfEvil poor morality]] or just general weakness. But occasionally, this baldness reverts upon itself and instead indicates just how awesome a character is. Subtropes include "BaldBlackLeaderGuy". Contrast with "{{Bald of Evil}}". In the spirit of not spinning off into ridiculous over-troping, this includes men (heck, women!) who [[ImportantHaircut voluntarily shave their heads]].
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-->'''Reporter''': Surely they would have cured baldness by the 24th century.
-->'''GeneRoddenberry''': In the 24th century, they wouldn't care.
--->-- At the opening of ''StarTrekTheNextGeneration''
Male pattern baldness is usually implemented by television and film writers as a sign of premature aging, [[BaldOfEvil poor morality]] or just general weakness. But occasionally, this baldness reverts upon itself and instead indicates just how awesome a character is. Subtropes include "BaldBlackLeaderGuy". Contrast with "BaldOfEvil". In the spirit of not spinning off into ridiculous over-troping, this includes men (heck, women!) who [[ImportantHaircut voluntarily shave their heads]].
-->'''GeneRoddenberry''': In the 24th century, they wouldn't care.
--->-- At the opening of ''StarTrekTheNextGeneration''
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->'''GeneRoddenberry:''' In the 24th century, they wouldn't care.
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* Lex Luthor from ''{{Superman}}'' is most often made bald. Some stories link his hatred of Superman to him losing his hair, but mostly it just makes him that much more awesome when he goes into a SlouchOfVillainy.
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* Lex Luthor LexLuthor from ''{{Superman}}'' is most often made bald. Some stories link his hatred of Superman to him losing his hair, but mostly it just makes him that much more awesome when he goes into a SlouchOfVillainy.
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* Crispus Allen, one of the stars of the {{Batman}} comic ''GothamCentral'', is one of [[ByTheBookCop the best cops]] of the Major Crimes Unit of the GCPD - he is insightful, level-headed, a good father, and just [[spoiler:TooCoolToLive.]] He is so BadAss that [[spoiler:he becomes The Spectre after his death.]]
* Luke Cage and Ultimate Nick Fury definitely qualify. Recently, the Marvel universe has started to really like this trope. Heck, I'm pretty sure the Young Avengers picked their leader based on it. (Not that Patriot's not a good leader, it's just there was no evidence for it before he was chosen, other than his baldness.)
* Luke Cage and Ultimate Nick Fury definitely qualify. Recently, the Marvel universe has started to really like this trope. Heck, I'm pretty sure the Young Avengers picked their leader based on it. (Not that Patriot's not a good leader, it's just there was no evidence for it before he was chosen, other than his baldness.)
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* Crispus Allen, one of the stars of the {{Batman}} comic ''GothamCentral'', is one of [[ByTheBookCop the best cops]] of the Major Crimes Unit of the GCPD - he is insightful, level-headed, a good father, and just [[spoiler:TooCoolToLive.]] He is so BadAss that [[spoiler:he becomes The Spectre TheSpectre after his death.]]
* [[LukeCageHeroForHire LukeCage Cage]] and Ultimate Nick Fury NickFury definitely qualify. Recently, the Marvel universe has started to really like this trope. Heck, I'm pretty sure the Young Avengers YoungAvengers picked their leader based on it. (Not that Patriot's not a good leader, it's just there was no evidence for it before he was chosen, other than his baldness.)
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* Gru from DespicableMe. He would later [[spoiler: dodge five missiles like it was nothing and OffhandBackhand ''a shark'' to get to his adopted children after Vector had kidnapped them.]]
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