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* Tieria Erdes From ''{{Gundam00}}'' from ''[[MobileSuitGundam00 Gundam 00]]'' acts all high and mighty high-and-mighty but as soon as his super-computer fails him it's revealed that he's too insecure to do anything on his own without it.
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* Titania, of [[SheHulk She-Hulk's]] RoguesGallery. The short and scrawny Mary [=MacPherran=] was the butt of the wealthy, popular crowd's cruel jokes and nicknamed "Skeeter" for mosquito. Resenting her lot in life, she dreamed of gaining superpowers to enact revenge upon her tormentors and be admired. After lying about being Spider-Woman backfired, Mary got her wish by hastily agreeing to be experimented on by Dr Doom, becoming a [[StatuesqueStunner tall]], [[AmazonianBeauty buff]], [[SuperStrength mighty]], [[TheBrute brute]] and SmugSuper. Spider-man was the first to beat Titania, but she's maniacally obsessed with her second loss because [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter She-Hulk reminds Titania of being skeeter]].
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* In MenInBlack, Edgar made a huge deal about [[SonOfAnApe humans being realated to monkeys]], and how this makes them primitive, but he was just hiding his feeling of inferiority from being a space-cockroach.
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* Titania, of [[SheHulk She-Hulk's]] RoguesGallery. The short and scrawny Mary [=MacPherran=] was the butt of the wealthy, popular crowd's cruel jokes and was nicknamed "Skeeter" (as in "mosquito") for mosquito.her troubles. Resenting her lot in life, she dreamed of gaining superpowers to enact revenge upon her tormentors and be admired. After lying about being Spider-Woman Comicbook/{{Spider-Woman}} backfired, Mary got her wish by hastily agreeing to be experimented on by Dr Doom, DoctorDoom, becoming a [[StatuesqueStunner tall]], [[AmazonianBeauty buff]], [[SuperStrength mighty]], and [[TheBrute brute]] and brutish]] SmugSuper. Spider-man Comicbook/{{Spider-Man}} was the first to beat Titania, Titania (in ''SecretWars''), but she's maniacally obsessed with her second loss (to Shulkie) because [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter She-Hulk always seems to be one step ahead of her]]; this reminds Titania of being skeeter]].
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Skeeter, and she ''hates'' feeling weak (this also tends to lead to ''a lot'' of FoeYay between the two, but that's a story for another time).
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* ''TheTwilightZone'' episode "[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Piano_in_the_House A Piano in the House]]". A cruel, arrogant bully buys a player piano that causes listeners to reveal their true personalities. When it works on him, he admits that he's actually frightened, immature and jealous of the people around him.
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* ''TheTwilightZone'' episode "[[http://en.[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Piano_in_the_House A "A Piano in the House]]". House".]] A cruel, arrogant bully buys a player piano that causes listeners to reveal their true personalities. When it works on him, he admits that he's actually frightened, immature immature, and jealous of the people around him.
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* [[{{Life}}Detective Charlie Crews]] thinks this about the universe.
-->'''Charlie:''' It was the universe that makes fun of us all.
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-->'''Reese:''' Why exactly would the universe make fun of us all?
-->'''Charlie''' Maybe it's insecure.
* A variation: As noted in a DVD [[WordOfGod commentary]], [[BuffyTheVampireSlayer Buffy]] has a superiority complex in that she's the Slayer and believes herself better than those she protects (pretty much everyone), but this makes her feel bad so she has a inferiority complex about having the superiority complex. This was also pointed out in-universe by a vampire psychology student who opted to put Buffy on the couch while she was trying to kill him. It actually worked for a while.
* Rachel from {{Glee}}, despite always protesting that she is the best singer in the club. The biggest example comes to mind at the start of season 2, where a eager singer, who was just as talented, if not more than Rachel, wanted to join the Glee Club. Rachel responded by [[spoiler: sending her to a crack house.]]
-->'''Charlie:''' It was the universe that makes fun of us all.
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-->'''Reese:''' Why exactly would the universe make fun of us all?
-->'''Charlie''' Maybe it's insecure.
* A variation: As noted in a DVD [[WordOfGod commentary]], [[BuffyTheVampireSlayer Buffy]] has a superiority complex in that she's the Slayer and believes herself better than those she protects (pretty much everyone), but this makes her feel bad so she has a inferiority complex about having the superiority complex. This was also pointed out in-universe by a vampire psychology student who opted to put Buffy on the couch while she was trying to kill him. It actually worked for a while.
* Rachel from {{Glee}}, despite always protesting that she is the best singer in the club. The biggest example comes to mind at the start of season 2, where a eager singer, who was just as talented, if not more than Rachel, wanted to join the Glee Club. Rachel responded by [[spoiler: sending her to a crack house.]]
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* [[{{Life}}Detective [[{{Life}} Detective Charlie Crews]] thinks this about the universe.
-->'''Charlie:''' It was the universe that makes fun of usall.
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'''Reese:''' Why exactly would the universe make fun of usall?
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'''Charlie''' Maybe it's insecure.
* A variation: As noted in a DVD [[WordOfGod commentary]],[[BuffyTheVampireSlayer Buffy]] {{Buffy|TheVampireSlayer}} has a superiority complex in that she's the Slayer and believes herself better than those she protects (pretty much everyone), but this makes her feel bad so she has a inferiority complex about having the superiority complex. This was also pointed out in-universe by a vampire psychology student who opted to put Buffy on the couch while she was trying to kill him. It actually worked for a while.
* Rachel from{{Glee}}, ''{{Glee}}'', despite always protesting that she is the best singer in the club. The biggest example comes to mind at the start of season 2, where a eager singer, who was just as talented, if not more than Rachel, wanted to join the Glee Club. Rachel responded by [[spoiler: sending [[spoiler:sending her to a crack house.]]
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'''Charlie''' Maybe it's insecure.
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* ''AvatarTheLastAirbender'' has [[BadassPrincess Princess]] [[DaddysLittleVillain Azula.]] She initially comes across as [[ArrogantKungFuGuy arrogant]], [[ManipulativeBitch manipulative]] and extremely brilliant. She constantly belittles her older brother and treats her friends like the help. Season three slowly reveals her extreme MommyIssues, her tendency to put down those she secretly envies (she outright admits this to Ty Lee) and her utter dependence on her father's "love". By the season final, her friends have left her and her father has made it clear that he's only using her. [[ItGotWorse It]] [[CryForTheDevil doesn't]] [[VillainousBreakdown end]] [[TearJerker well.]]
* ''[[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic]]'' has Rainbow Dash, a skilled, super-speedy pegasus who ''knows'' she's talented and isn't afraid to let everybody ''else'' know it. However, she's also a LazyBum who enjoys shirking work and hates dealing with strict rules, something which led to her either dropping out or outright ''failing'' Flight School. Perhaps because of this, she's extremely sensitive about losing, to the point where the thought of screwing up in something as big as the Best Young Flyer Competition leaves her practically paralyzed from fear.
* ''AvatarTheLastAirbender'' has [[BadassPrincess Princess]] [[DaddysLittleVillain Azula.]] She initially comes across as [[ArrogantKungFuGuy arrogant]], [[ManipulativeBitch manipulative]] and extremely brilliant. She constantly belittles her older brother and treats her friends like the help. Season three slowly reveals her extreme MommyIssues, her tendency to put down those she secretly envies (she outright admits this to Ty Lee) and her utter dependence on her father's "love". By the season final, her friends have left her and her father has made it clear that he's only using her. [[ItGotWorse It]] [[CryForTheDevil doesn't]] [[VillainousBreakdown end]] [[TearJerker well.]]
* ''[[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic]]'' has Rainbow Dash, a skilled, super-speedy pegasus who ''knows'' she's talented and isn't afraid to let everybody ''else'' know it. However, she's also a LazyBum who enjoys shirking work and hates dealing with strict rules, something which led to her either dropping out or outright ''failing'' Flight School. Perhaps because of this, she's extremely sensitive about losing, to the point where the thought of screwing up in something as big as the Best Young Flyer Competition leaves her practically paralyzed from fear.
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* Subverted in ''OzyAndMillie'', when an arc centering on JerkJock Jeremy's ceaseless bullying of Ozzy, brings up the 'bullies are really just insecure and have low self-esteem' stereotype. The arc closes with a look into Jeremy's head, where we see that he's actually an egomaniac with a vastly inflated sense of self-worth.
* Arguably the case of Galatea in ''TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob'' While she has a massive conceit about her intellect, she's also a raving paranoid who was starved for affection from birth, and has a very difficult time believing anyone can really love her.
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* Subverted in ''OzyAndMillie'', when an arc centering on JerkJock Jeremy's ceaseless bullying of Ozzy, brings up the 'bullies are really just insecure and have low self-esteem' stereotype. The arc closes with a look into Jeremy's head, where we see that he's actually an egomaniac with a vastly inflated sense of self-worth.
* Arguably the case of Galatea in ''TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob'' While she has a massive conceit about her intellect, she's also a raving paranoid who was starved for affection from birth, and has a very difficult time believing anyone can really love her.
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* [[spoiler:Eddy]] from EdEddNEddy ''EdEddNEddy'' is revealed to have this at the end of TheMovie. [[spoiler:There were hints given throughout the series that he might not feel as awesome as he claims himself to be, however; and it turns out that his Jerkass {{Jerkass}} tendencies and high opinion of himself [[JerkassFacade were a mere facade facade]] to cover up a nasty Inferiority Complex. You can thank his brother for that.]]
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* Arguably the case of Galatea in''TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob'' ''TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob''. While she has a massive conceit about her intellect, she's also a raving paranoid who was starved for affection from birth, and has a very difficult time believing anyone can really love her.
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** TheNostalgiaChick counts too. She abuses the hell out of Nella to boost her damaged self-esteem and to make herself feel better.
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* There are a lot of hints in ''{{Homestuck}}'' that this might be some of the reason Karkat's always an angry jerk.better.
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** He also shows some behavior of this type towards Naruto himself, though much of this ties in to his issues with Itachi. To Sasuke's mind, if Naruto can advance faster than him/become his equal, then he isn't advancing fast enough himself, and has no chance of catching up with Itachi.
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* Arguably the case of Galatea in ''TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob.'' While she has a massive conceit about her intellect, she's also a raving paranoid who was starved for affection from birth, and has a very difficult time believing anyone can really love her.
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* Arguably the case of Galatea in ''TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob.'' ''TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob'' While she has a massive conceit about her intellect, she's also a raving paranoid who was starved for affection from birth, and has a very difficult time believing anyone can really love her.
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* Arguably the case of Galatea in ''TheInexplicableAdventuresOfBob.'' While she has a massive conceit about her intellect, she's also a raving paranoid who was starved for affection from birth, and has a very difficult time believing anyone can really love her.
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* Ickis of ''AaahhRealMonsters'' plays with this. While his insecurity and other issues are very obvious, he [[MoodSwinger swings into]] high-and-mighty mode whenever [[AcquiredSituationalNarcissism given the chance]]. "Rookie Monsters" revealed he acted this way upon first arriving at the Academy, only to go through [[PrideBeforeAFall a major tumble]] once his peers realized being the son of [[TheAce Slickis]] didn't automatically make him awesome incarnate. Thus, in the series proper, we basically see the neurotic mess most of the time, and only see the Superiority Complex whenever he's given the chance to exercise it.
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* Jenna on ''ThirtyRock''. She acts the TedBaxter, but it's made clear that she's really afraid of becoming a WhiteDwarfStarlet. This is PlayedForLaughs.
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* Jenna on ''ThirtyRock''. She acts the TedBaxter, but it's made clear that she's really afraid of becoming a WhiteDwarfStarlet. This is PlayedForLaughs.PlayedForLaughs as she acts insanely paranoid about anyone upstaging her.
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* On ''ThirtyRock'', Jenna follows this in an extremely obvious, PlayedForLaughs way. on ''ThirtyRock''. She acts like a the TedBaxter, but it's made clear that she's really afraid of becoming a WhiteDwarfStarlet. This is paranoidly threatened by anyone who might upstage her and constantly whines about being thought old.PlayedForLaughs.
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* A variation: As noted in a DVD [[WordOfGod commentary]] [[BuffyTheVampireSlayer Buffy]] has a superiority complex in that she's the Slayer and believes herself better than those she protects (pretty much everyone) but this makes her feel bad so she has a inferiority complex about having the superiority complex. This was also pointed out in-universe by a vampire psychology student who opted to put Buffy on the couch while she was trying to kill him. It actually worked for a while.
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* A variation: As noted in a DVD [[WordOfGod commentary]] commentary]], [[BuffyTheVampireSlayer Buffy]] has a superiority complex in that she's the Slayer and believes herself better than those she protects (pretty much everyone) everyone), but this makes her feel bad so she has a inferiority complex about having the superiority complex. This was also pointed out in-universe by a vampire psychology student who opted to put Buffy on the couch while she was trying to kill him. It actually worked for a while.
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* On ''ThirtyRock'', Jenna is this in an extremely obvious PlayedForLaughs way. She acts like a TedBaxter, but is paranoidly threatened by anyone who might upstage her.
-->'''Liz''': Jack is hiring a new cast member.\\
'''Jenna''': IF IT IS A BLONDE WOMAN, I WILL KILL MYSELF!
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* Hermione's know-it-all attitude in the ''HarryPotter'' books. In {{J K Rowling}}'s own words, "underneath Hermione's swottiness there is a lot of insecurity and a great fear of failure".
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BrokenAce. In real life [[https://www.sju.edu/academics/centers/ivrp/pdf/Baumeister.pdf studies]] have failed to find a link between low self esteem and agression.
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* Titania, of [[SheHulk She-Hulk's]] RoguesGallery. The short and scrawny Mary [=MacPherran=] was the butt of the wealthy, popular crowd's cruel jokes and nicknamed "Skeeter" for mosquito. Resenting her lot in life, she dreamed of gaining superpowers to enact revenge upon her tormentors and be admired. After lying about being Spider-Woman backfired, Mary got her wish by hastily agreeing to be experimented on by Dr Doom, transforming her into a [[StatuesqueStunner tall]], [[AmazonianBeauty buff]], [[SuperStrength mighty]], [[TheBrute brute]] and SmugSuper. Spider-man was the first to beat Titania, but she's maniacally obsessed with [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter avenging her second loss]] because She-Hulk reminds Titania of being skeeter.
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* Titania, of [[SheHulk She-Hulk's]] RoguesGallery. The short and scrawny Mary [=MacPherran=] was the butt of the wealthy, popular crowd's cruel jokes and nicknamed "Skeeter" for mosquito. Resenting her lot in life, she dreamed of gaining superpowers to enact revenge upon her tormentors and be admired. After lying about being Spider-Woman backfired, Mary got her wish by hastily agreeing to be experimented on by Dr Doom, transforming her into becoming a [[StatuesqueStunner tall]], [[AmazonianBeauty buff]], [[SuperStrength mighty]], [[TheBrute brute]] and SmugSuper. Spider-man was the first to beat Titania, but she's maniacally obsessed with her second loss because [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter avenging her second loss]] because She-Hulk reminds Titania of being skeeter.
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* Titania, of [[SheHulk She-Hulk's]] RougesGallery. Once the short and scrawny Mary [=MacPherran=], the to be [[EvilIsSexy supervillainess]] was the butt of the wealthy, popular crowd's cruel jokes and nicknamed "Skeeter" for mosquito. Resenting her lot in life, she dreamed of gaining superpowers to enact revenge upon her tormentors and be admired. After lying about being Spider-Woman backfired, Mary got her wish by hastily agreeing to be experimented on by Dr Doom, transforming her into a [[StatuesqueStunner tall]], [[AmazonianBeauty buff]], [[SuperStrength mighty]] [[TheBrute brute]] and SmugSuper. Spider-man was the first to beat Titania, but she at least has the consolation of being stronger than him. She's maniacally obsessed with [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter avenging her second loss]] because She-Hulk reminds Titania of being skeeter.
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* Titania, of [[SheHulk She-Hulk's]] RougesGallery. Once the RoguesGallery. The short and scrawny Mary [=MacPherran=], the to be [[EvilIsSexy supervillainess]] [=MacPherran=] was the butt of the wealthy, popular crowd's cruel jokes and nicknamed "Skeeter" for mosquito. Resenting her lot in life, she dreamed of gaining superpowers to enact revenge upon her tormentors and be admired. After lying about being Spider-Woman backfired, Mary got her wish by hastily agreeing to be experimented on by Dr Doom, transforming her into a [[StatuesqueStunner tall]], [[AmazonianBeauty buff]], [[SuperStrength mighty]] mighty]], [[TheBrute brute]] and SmugSuper. Spider-man was the first to beat Titania, but she at least has the consolation of being stronger than him. She's she's maniacally obsessed with [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter avenging her second loss]] because She-Hulk reminds Titania of being skeeter.
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* Titania, the {{Archenemy}} and EvilCounterpart of [[SheHulk She-Hulk]]. Once known as the short and scrawny Mary [=MacPherran=], the the soon-to-be [[EvilIsSexy supervillainess]] was the constant butt of many of the wealthy, popular crowd's cruel and sadistic jokes (she was even nicknamed "Skeeter", slang for mosquito) and soon came to resent her lot in life. She also dreamed of gaining superpowers so that she could enact revenge upon her tormentors and finally be admired. One day, after her attempt to gain popularity by lying about herself being Comicbook/{{Spider-Woman}} backfired, Mary got her wish. DoctorDoom needed superhumans for his plans, and Mary hastily agreed to be experimented on, transforming her into a [[StatuesqueStunner tall]], [[AmazonianBeauty buff]], and [[SuperStrength mighty]] [[TheBrute brute]]. Her changes were also mental in nature; she became a SmugSuper and thought of herself as invincible. Thus, whenever She-Hulk [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter gets an upper hand]] (which happens ''[[TheWorfEffect a lot]]'' despite the two being virtually even as the strongest two females in the MarvelUniverse), Titania flips out and becomes ''[[FoeYay maniacally obsessed]]'' with defeating Shulkie because she hates being weak. Yes, Titania is a JerkassWoobie with both an inferiority ''and'' a superiority complex.
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* Titania, the {{Archenemy}} and EvilCounterpart of [[SheHulk She-Hulk]]. She-Hulk's]] RougesGallery. Once known as the short and scrawny Mary [=MacPherran=], the the soon-to-be to be [[EvilIsSexy supervillainess]] was the constant butt of many of the wealthy, popular crowd's cruel and sadistic jokes (she was even and nicknamed "Skeeter", slang "Skeeter" for mosquito) and soon came to resent mosquito. Resenting her lot in life. She also life, she dreamed of gaining superpowers so that she could to enact revenge upon her tormentors and finally be admired. One day, after her attempt to gain popularity by After lying about herself being Comicbook/{{Spider-Woman}} Spider-Woman backfired, Mary got her wish. DoctorDoom needed superhumans for his plans, and Mary wish by hastily agreed agreeing to be experimented on, on by Dr Doom, transforming her into a [[StatuesqueStunner tall]], [[AmazonianBeauty buff]], and [[SuperStrength mighty]] [[TheBrute brute]]. Her changes were also mental in nature; brute]] and SmugSuper. Spider-man was the first to beat Titania, but she became a SmugSuper and thought at least has the consolation of herself as invincible. Thus, whenever She-Hulk being stronger than him. She's maniacally obsessed with [[AlwaysSomeoneBetter gets an upper hand]] (which happens ''[[TheWorfEffect a lot]]'' despite the two being virtually even as the strongest two females in the MarvelUniverse), avenging her second loss]] because She-Hulk reminds Titania flips out and becomes ''[[FoeYay maniacally obsessed]]'' with defeating Shulkie because she hates of being weak. Yes, Titania is a JerkassWoobie with both an inferiority ''and'' a superiority complex.
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** [[ArrogantKungFuGuy Trixie]] may be one as well. It would explain her compusive boasting and how she STILL puts down Twilight fter being outdone by her.
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* Sasuke Uchiha from ''{{Naruto}}''. If anyone outstrips him in anything he has a major internal crisis.
* In ''FullmetalAlchemist'', this is pretty much the reason the hommunculi sadistically torment humans. This is most explicitly brought up in the case of [[GreenEyedMonster Envy]].
* In ''FullmetalAlchemist'', this is pretty much the reason the hommunculi sadistically torment humans. This is most explicitly brought up in the case of [[GreenEyedMonster Envy]].
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* Sasuke Uchiha from ''{{Naruto}}''. If anyone outstrips It's pretty clear that Sasuke's need to defeat Itachi was driven almost as much by his need to finally prove himself better than his brother as for revenge. Being born the AlwaysSecondBest to a genius older brother and the WellDoneSonGuy of a distant father were bad enough. Then, said brother killed his entire family and told him in anything to hate and grow strong to be worthy to face him. ItGotWorse when Itachi showed up again years later, looking for Sasuke's dead last teammate, and dismissed Sasuke's growth. It didn't help that Naruto was finally growing strong enough to challenge and maybe surpass Sasuke, the top student of their class. All this was a recipe for a tragic FaceHeelTurn. [[spoiler:Made more ironic when you realize how Itachi ''played'' that complex, why he did so, and how it all went wrong.]]
** Naruto has this trope too. In the beginning, his bratty, braggart attitude and dreams to be Hokage were driven by a need for acceptance and to prove his worth to a village that shuns him. His rivalry with Sasuke was fueled by his need to prove himself equal to the haughty top student who he wanted to befriend. The clash between their complexes was a majorinternal crisis.
driving force in their two fights near the end of Part I.
* In ''FullmetalAlchemist'', this is pretty much the reason thehommunculi homunculi sadistically torment humans. This is most explicitly brought up in the case of [[GreenEyedMonster Envy]].
** Naruto has this trope too. In the beginning, his bratty, braggart attitude and dreams to be Hokage were driven by a need for acceptance and to prove his worth to a village that shuns him. His rivalry with Sasuke was fueled by his need to prove himself equal to the haughty top student who he wanted to befriend. The clash between their complexes was a major
* In ''FullmetalAlchemist'', this is pretty much the reason the
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* A variation: As noted in a DVD [[WordOfGod commentary]] [[BuffyTheVampireSlayer Buffy]] has a superiority complex in that she's the Slayer and believes herself better than those she protects (pretty much everyone) but this makes her feel bad so she has a inferiority complex about having the superiority complex.
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* A variation: As noted in a DVD [[WordOfGod commentary]] [[BuffyTheVampireSlayer Buffy]] has a superiority complex in that she's the Slayer and believes herself better than those she protects (pretty much everyone) but this makes her feel bad so she has a inferiority complex about having the superiority complex. This was also pointed out in-universe by a vampire psychology student who opted to put Buffy on the couch while she was trying to kill him. It actually worked for a while.
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* ''[[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic]]'' has Rainbow Dash, a skilled, super-speedy pegasus who ''knows'' she's talented and isn't afraid to let everybody ''else'' know it. However, she's also a LazyBum who enjoys shirking work and hates dealing with strict rules, something which led to her either dropping out or outright ''failing'' Flight School. Perhaps because of this, she's extremely sensitive about losing, to the point where the thought of screwing up in something as big as the Best Young Flyer Competition leaves her practically paralyzed from fear.
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*''AvatarTheLastAirbender'' has [[BadassPrincess Princess]] [[DaddysLittleVillain Azula.]] She initially comes across as [[ArrogantKungFuGuy arrogant]], [[ManipulativeBitch manipulative]] and extremely brilliant. She constantly belittles her older brother and treats her friends like the help. Season three slowly reveals her extreme MommyIssues, her tendency to put down those she secretly envies (she outright admits this to Ty Lee) and her utter dependence on her father's "love". By the season final, her friends have left her and her father has made it clear that he's only using her. [[ItGotWorse It]] [[CryForTheDevil doesn't]] [[VillainousBreakdown end]] [[TearJerker well.]]
*''AvatarTheLastAirbender'' has [[BadassPrincess Princess]] [[DaddysLittleVillain Azula.]] She initially comes across as [[ArrogantKungFuGuy arrogant]], [[ManipulativeBitch manipulative]] and extremely brilliant. She constantly belittles her older brother and treats her friends like the help. Season three slowly reveals her extreme MommyIssues, her tendency to put down those she secretly envies (she outright admits this to Ty Lee) and her utter dependence on her father's "love". By the season final, her friends have left her and her father has made it clear that he's only using her. [[ItGotWorse It]] [[CryForTheDevil doesn't]] [[VillainousBreakdown end]] [[TearJerker well.]]
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* A variation: As noted in a DVD [[WordOfGod commentary]] [[BuffyTheVampireSlayer Buffy]] has a superrior complex in that she's the Slayer and believes herself better than those she protects (pretty much everyone) but this makes her feel bad so she has a inferiority complex about having the superiority complex.
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* A variation: As noted in a DVD [[WordOfGod commentary]] [[BuffyTheVampireSlayer Buffy]] has a superrior superiority complex in that she's the Slayer and believes herself better than those she protects (pretty much everyone) but this makes her feel bad so she has a inferiority complex about having the superiority complex.
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* In Judy Blume's ''Otherwise Known As Sheila The Great'', Sheila Tubman has an inferiority complex about her various fears and the fact that she cannot do certain things (such as swimming and working a yo-yo) that other kids her age can do. It causes her to act boastful, which makes even her friends feel uncomfortable around her -- and she even acts mean to her neighbour and classmate, Peter Hatcher (the protagonist of some of Judy Blume's other books).
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* In Judy Blume's ''Otherwise Known As Sheila The Great'', Sheila Tubman has an inferiority complex about her various fears and the fact that she cannot do certain things (such as swimming and working a yo-yo) that other kids her age can do. It causes her to act boastful, which makes even her friends feel uncomfortable around her -- and she even acts mean to her neighbour and classmate, Peter Hatcher (the protagonist of some of Judy Blume's other books).
* In Judy Blume's ''Otherwise Known As Sheila The Great'', Sheila Tubman has an inferiority complex about her various fears and the fact that she cannot do certain things (such as swimming and working a yo-yo) that other kids her age can do. It causes her to act boastful, which makes even her friends feel uncomfortable around her -- and she even acts mean to her neighbour and classmate, Peter Hatcher (the protagonist of some of Judy Blume's other books).