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* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', the reason any monster loses a workable door is once a child isn't afraid of them, the monster can't collect screams to power the city.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc'', ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc1'', the reason any monster loses a workable door is once a child isn't afraid of them, the monster can't collect screams to power the city.
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* This is the weakness of Phobia and Nausea, the Sisters of Death, in ''ComicBook/JudgeDredd'': If you don't believe they can hurt you, they can't hurt you. They're ''very, very good'' at scaring people so badly that they'll readily believe the Sisters can hurt them, though.
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* ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainSeekerOfCrocus'': Chloe Cerise has to stare down an entire army of Mirage Pokémon that are going to kill her just because she [[DisproportionateRetribution mouthed off at Dr. Yung]]. When she finds herself unable to run away any longer, she has a LastStand and states that she's no longer afraid. Did we meniton that she's about to be blown into smithereens by ''Mirage Mewtow'' when she says this?
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* ''Fanfic/InfinityTrainSeekerOfCrocus'': Chloe Cerise has to stare down an entire army of Mirage Pokémon that are going to kill her just because she [[DisproportionateRetribution mouthed off at Dr. Yung]]. When she finds herself unable to run away any longer, she has a LastStand and states that she's no longer afraid. Did we meniton mention that she's about to be blown into smithereens by ''Mirage Mewtow'' when she says this?
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* ''WesternAnimation/ThePagemaster'': Averted. As Richard held his ground, slashing away with his sword and shield, the dragon whipped its tail around and snared the boy. His sword and shield fell to the ground as the powerful tail lifted him into the air. Richard stares down his nemesis, saying "I'm not scared of you!" But then Richard screams as the dragon flips him into the air and, in one large gulp, swallowed him whole. Fortunately, it had also swallowed a copy of ''Literature/JackAndTheBeanstalk'', which lets Richard summon the titular beanstalk and ride it out of the dragon's mouth.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Hercules}}'', underneath his heroic bravado, despite being a fully-trained hero, Hercules can still be shown as being afraid in some of the battles. In the film, Hercules boldly faces Nessus, the first monster he encounters, only to be slightly afraid when the centaur towers over the trained hero. Shortly afterwards, Hercules bravely fights a fierce Hydra, a tremendous monster that scares a crowd of Thebans, and even his hero trainer Phil, only for the young hero to [[TheScream scream]] as he falls into the beast's mouth before being swallowed whole in a single gulp, sword and all. Even after battling multiple heads, Hercules [[OverlyLongScream screams again in terror]] as he falls right into the Hydra's swarm of heads and slides down a spiral of one of the monster's long necks.
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* Several examples in ''WesternAnimation/HerculesTheAnimatedSeries'', sometimes in subversion due to how the young hero-in-training is outmatched by the foes he faces. In "Hercules and the Son of Poseidon", when Hercules boldly confronts a three-headed sea serpent, only to be nervous after seeing the monster up close.
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* Several examples in ''WesternAnimation/HerculesTheAnimatedSeries'', sometimes in subversion due to how ''WesternAnimation/HerculesTheAnimatedSeries''
** It happens often either way, whether Hercules is brave then afraid of theyoung hero-in-training is outmatched by monster he faces, or vice versa. In "Hercules and the foes Big Kiss", Hercules is afraid of Doubt but bravely faces him afterwards. In "Hercules and the Underworld Takeover", Hercules is afraid of a giant serpent in the River Styx but bravely faces him afterwards. Hercules faced Ladon several times, but in "Hercules and the Parents Weekend" he faces. is bravely facing him only to be afraid when Echidna tries feeding Herc to Ladon. In "Hercules and the Son of Poseidon", when Hercules the hero-in-training boldly confronts a three-headed sea serpent, only to be nervous after seeing the monster up close.close and is initially easily defeated. In "Hercules and the Tiff on Olympus" Phil suggests that Herc fights the Man-eating mares, only for the young hero to be afraid due to being outmatched. In "Hercules and the Long Nightmare", Hercules had a dream of his adult and teenaged self being attacked by a three-headed Hydra. When Morpheus asks for Hercules's help against Phantasos, Hercules mentioned how the Hydra was "as scary as they come". Both Hercules and Phil face Phantasos, who transforms into the Hydra. Though afraid, Hercules overcame his fear, and bravely defeats the monster. After stopping Phantasos, Hercules told Morpheus that because of the dreams, he wouldn't be afraid if he ever faced a real Hydra, that tackling it in his dreams made it less frightening.
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**Tempest was portrayed as a character who was never afraid. However, in "Hercules and the Girdle of Hippolyte", Tempest was visibly afraid when she almost fell into a pit full of snakes.
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* Subverted in ''WesternAnimation/HerculesTheAnimatedSeries'', when Hercules boldly confronts a three-headed sea serpent, only to be nervous after seeing the monster up close.
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* Subverted ''WesternAnimation/HeManAndTheMastersOfTheUniverse2021'':
** In the "The Tomb of Grayskull", [[spoiler:He-Man battles a giant snake summoned by the Sigil of Hssss until it threw him into the air and swallowed him whole. He-Man ends up falling into a pool of Havoc in the creature's stomach. He embraces the Havoc to escape the snake and destroy the Sigil]].
* Several examples in ''WesternAnimation/HerculesTheAnimatedSeries'', sometimes in subversion due to how the young hero-in-training is outmatched by the foes he faces. In "Hercules and the Son of Poseidon", when Hercules boldly confronts a three-headed sea serpent, only to be nervous after seeing the monster up close.
** In the "The Tomb of Grayskull", [[spoiler:He-Man battles a giant snake summoned by the Sigil of Hssss until it threw him into the air and swallowed him whole. He-Man ends up falling into a pool of Havoc in the creature's stomach. He embraces the Havoc to escape the snake and destroy the Sigil]].
* Several examples in ''WesternAnimation/HerculesTheAnimatedSeries'', sometimes in subversion due to how the young hero-in-training is outmatched by the foes he faces. In "Hercules and the Son of Poseidon", when Hercules boldly confronts a three-headed sea serpent, only to be nervous after seeing the monster up close.
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** Although the phrase "If you're not afraid, it can't hurt you" seems to be a team {{catchphrase}}, as it turns up again in later episodes, notably ''The Halloween Door''.
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** Although the phrase "If you're not afraid, it can't hurt you" seems to be a team {{catchphrase}}, catchphrase, as it turns up again in later episodes, notably ''The Halloween Door''.
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* Kevin does this to the creepy basement furnace in ''Film/HomeAlone1''.
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* Kevin does this to One of the creepy basement side plots regarding Kevin's CharacterDevelopment in ''Film/HomeAlone1'' uses his childhood fear of the metal furnace in ''Film/HomeAlone1''.the basement of his house. Initially, Kevin runs in terror whenever he goes down to the basement for more than a few seconds as the furnace becomes foreboding with the grate lifting up like a mouth and the fire coming on like an evil glow; later on as Kevin has begun to take on more grown-up tasks like doing his own laundry he sees the furnace again and it starts doing its thing only for Kevin to give it an annoyed "Shut up" and it shuts down at once, never to bother him again.
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'''Dark Prince''': What is this? You have no water! How did you-\\
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'''Dark Prince''': What is this? You have no water! How did you-\\you--\\
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* ''VideoGame/{{Dreamkiller}}'' has the backstory of the protagonist, Alice, where as a child she was constantly plagued by nightmares of having a demon pursuing her. But one night, she decides, "It's ''my'' dream, ''I'm in control!''" and fights back, destroying the demon and realizing she has the latent abilities to enter and exit dreams; as an adult she's a Dream Police who enters the dream of clients with recurring nightmares and uses her powers to purge their bad dreams for good.
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* OlderThanFeudalism: "Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me." [[Literature/TheBible Psalm 23:4]]
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* OlderThanFeudalism: "Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: evil, for thou Thou art with me; thy Thy rod and thy staff they Thy staff—they comfort me." [[Literature/TheBible [[Literature/BookOfPsalms Psalm 23:4]]
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* Kevin does this to the creepy basement furnace in ''Film/HomeAlone''.
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* Kevin does this to the creepy basement furnace in ''Film/HomeAlone''.''Film/HomeAlone1''.
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* A case of GodsNeedPrayerBadly, where God is just a figment of their imagination, or made real by belief, and is holding back the hero from what he needs to do with silly (or oppressive) rules.
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* A case of GodsNeedPrayerBadly, where God is just a figment of their imagination, or [[ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve made real by belief, belief]], and is holding back the hero from what he needs to do with silly (or oppressive) rules.
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(Vader disarms Ezra, who looks terrified.)''\\
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'''Vader:''' [[BadassBoast Then you will die braver than most]].
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'''Vader:''' [[BadassBoast Then you will die braver than most]].\\
(Vader disarms Ezra, who looks terrified.)''\\
'''Vader:''' ''(moving in for the kill)'' [[DeadpanSnarker Perhaps I was wrong.]]
(Vader disarms Ezra, who looks terrified.)''\\
'''Vader:''' ''(moving in for the kill)'' [[DeadpanSnarker Perhaps I was wrong.]]
