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* ''Fanfic/OniGaShikuSeries'': Inko Midoriya started some pretty questionable behaviors really young due to her DarkAndTroubledPast. Prior to going to high school, she ran away from the orphanage she was in, was taken in by a biker gang, was separated from that gang after an incident with the police, and ended up alone in [[WretchedHive Sotenbori]]'s RedLightDistrict using her quirk to steal to survive. Somewhere along the way she took up smoking and swearing like a sailor, which continued into high school. So what is she like nowadays as an adult? Well, she dropped smoking and swearing after getting pregnant with Izuku, and now she's known as a mild-mannered loving wife. Oh, and she teaches Ethics at university level. Not that her rebel streak is completely gone; she has absolutely no issue with Izuku acting as a vigilante, working a shady job, and swearing because she considers it a vast improvement compared to what she was up to in his age.
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*''Film/BigBrother2018'': Downplayed with Henry Chan. He wasn't a teen rebel, but a terribly misbehaved kid who cared more about having fun than anything. Once he was sent off to {{Eagleland}} and received military training, he straightened up.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Arthur}}'': The GrandFinale reveals that in 20 years, [[spoiler:the fairly AnnoyingYoungerSibling D.W. grows up to become a ByTheBookCop]].
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* ''Series/Charmed1998'': All of the Halliwell sisters went through "rebellious" phases as teenagers, sneaking out the house and hanging out with dangerous people. Paige is also said to have had issues with underage drinking, before straightening up her act after her adoptive parents died in a car accident. The only one who didn't act out was [[MiddleChildSyndrome middle child]] Piper, who's said to have been an uncool dork in high school.
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* ''Series/Charmed1998'': All of the Prue and Phoebe Halliwell sisters went through "rebellious" phases as teenagers, sneaking out of the house and hanging out with dangerous people. Paige is also said to have had issues with underage drinking, drinking before straightening up her act after her adoptive parents died in a car accident. The only one who didn't act out was [[MiddleChildSyndrome middle child]] Piper, who's said to have been an uncool dork in high school.
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* ''Series/Charmed1998'': All of the Halliwell sisters went through "rebellious" phases as teenagers, sneaking out the house and hanging out with dangerous people. Paige is also said to have had issues with underage drinking, before straightening up her act after her adoptive parents died in a car accident. The only one who didn't act out was [[MiddleChildSyndrome middle child]] Piper, who's said to have been an uncool dork in high school.
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* [[https://www.polygon.com/2013/9/25/4769298/rockstars-dan-houser-would-still-love-to-make-another-bully-game According to an interview with writer Dan Houser]], Jimmy Hopkins of ''Videogame/{{Bully}}'', despite being a delinquent and the protagonist of a Rockstar game would probably not grow up to be a violent criminal like a ''Videogame/GrandTheftAuto'' protagonist and instead mellow out with age into being a decently well-adjusted individual (or end up in white-collar mediocrity at worst).
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* ''Series/FreshPrinceOfBelAir'': When Marge, a fried of Phil and Vivian visits the family, we learn that the pair used to be quite militant members of the Civil Rights Movement, even for a time going by Swahili names, Phil being called Olufemi and Vivian was called Adesimbo.
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* ''Series/FreshPrinceOfBelAir'': ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'': When Marge, a fried of Phil and Vivian visits the family, we learn that the pair used to be quite militant members of the Civil Rights Movement, even for a time going by Swahili names, Phil being called Olufemi and Vivian was called Adesimbo.
