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If an older sibling is the one who takes up the role, s/he is a case of BigBrotherInstinct / BigSisterInstinct. For a teacher who behaves like a Mama Bear if their students are threatened, see BadassTeacher.
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If an older sibling is the one who takes up the role, s/he is a case of BigBrotherInstinct / BigSisterInstinct. For a teacher who behaves like a Mama Bear if their students are threatened, see BadassTeacher.
BadassTeacher. When it's the ''child'' who shows extreme feats of bravery or strength, and/or is very protective of their mother, it's ExtremelyProtectiveChild.
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*** ''Monster Manual''. When a pair of mated dragons had offspring, any attack on the young dragons caused the [[PapaWolf father]] and mother to attack the intruders with a ferocity bonus of +2 to hit and +1/+3 on clawing/biting damage.
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*** ''Monster Manual''. When a pair of mated dragons had have offspring, any attack on the young dragons caused causes the [[PapaWolf father]] and mother to attack the intruders with a ferocity bonus of +2 to hit and +1/+3 on clawing/biting damage.
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*** Mayfair Games' Role Aids supplement ''Lizardmen''. When female lizardmen are guarding the eggs in the hatchling pool, they fight as level 3 fighters (instead of their normal level 1), a bonus given the by the lizardman deity Rega.
*** ''Magazine/{{Dungeon}}'' magazine #18 adventure "Crocodile Tears". A female wana (50 foot long crocodile) has buried its eggs underground and is resting nearby. If the {{PC}}s try to dig up the eggs she will attack them with great ferocity.
*** ''Magazine/{{Dungeon}}'' magazine #18 adventure "Crocodile Tears". A female wana (50 foot long crocodile) has buried its eggs underground and is resting nearby. If the {{PC}}s try to dig up the eggs she will attack them with great ferocity.
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*** Mayfair Games' Role Aids supplement ''Lizardmen''. When female lizardmen are guarding the eggs in the hatchling pool, they fight as level 3 fighters (instead of their normal level 1), a bonus given the by the lizardman deity Rega.
*** ''Magazine/{{Dungeon}}'' magazine #18 adventure "Crocodile Tears". A female wana (50 foot long crocodile) has buried its eggs underground and is resting nearby. If the {{PC}}s try to dig up theeggs eggs, she will attack them with great ferocity.
*** ''Magazine/{{Dungeon}}'' magazine #18 adventure "Crocodile Tears". A female wana (50 foot long crocodile) has buried its eggs underground and is resting nearby. If the {{PC}}s try to dig up the
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Champions}}'' Organization Book ''The Circle and M.E.T.E.'', adventure "The Hatching". The M.E.T.E. (Metropolitan Extra Terrestrial Enclave) receives a large spherical object (called Case 39) that was found in a national park. The object eventually hatches out an alien BlobMonster which goes on a rampage. Three months later the alien's mother shows up and tries to rescue its child, and heaven help any superhero that gets in its way.
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Champions}}'' Organization Book ''The Circle and M.E.T.E.'', adventure "The Hatching". The M.E.T.E. (Metropolitan Extra Terrestrial Enclave) receives a large spherical object (called Case 39) that was found in a national park. The object eventually hatches out an alien BlobMonster which goes on a rampage. Three months later the alien's mother shows up and tries to rescue its child, and heaven help any superhero that who gets in its way.
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* ''TabletopGame/Varanae'' generic RPG supplement ''Monstrum 1''. Cerberus are a type of three-headed dogs. Parents will fight to the death to protect their young.
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* ''TabletopGame/Varanae'' ''TabletopGame/{{Varanae}}'' generic RPG supplement ''Monstrum 1''. Cerberus are a type of three-headed dogs. Parents will fight to the death to protect their young.
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*** ''Magazine/{{Dungeon}}'' magazine #28 adventure "Pipes of Doom". The PlayerCharacters may encounter a family group of werewolves. If the {{PC}}s attack any of the young werewolves, their mother will attack them at +3 to hit and do maximum damage for each attack.
*** ''Magazine/{{Dungeon}}'' magazine #38 adventure "Things That Go Bump in the Night". The firbolg giantess Lieulg is very protective of her twin sons. If the {{PC}}s attack her sons in front of her she will become enraged and attack them with a +2 bonus on her "to hit" and damage rolls.
*** ''Magazine/{{Dungeon}}'' magazine #38 adventure "Things That Go Bump in the Night". The firbolg giantess Lieulg is very protective of her twin sons. If the {{PC}}s attack her sons in front of her she will become enraged and attack them with a +2 bonus on her "to hit" and damage rolls.
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*** ''Magazine/{{Dungeon}}'' magazine #28 adventure "Pipes of Doom". The PlayerCharacters may encounter a family group of werewolves. If the {{PC}}s attack any of the young werewolves, their mother will attack them the {{PC}}s at +3 to hit and do maximum damage for each attack.
*** ''Magazine/{{Dungeon}}'' magazine #38 adventure "Things That Go Bump in the Night". The firbolg giantess Lieulg is very protective of her twin sons. If the {{PC}}s attack her sons in front ofher her, she will become enraged and attack them with a +2 bonus on her "to hit" and damage rolls.
*** ''Magazine/{{Dungeon}}'' magazine #38 adventure "Things That Go Bump in the Night". The firbolg giantess Lieulg is very protective of her twin sons. If the {{PC}}s attack her sons in front of
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This trope is not about the [[UsefulNotes/MnogoNukesBombers Tu-95]] being your mother. Though that would be ''awesome'' since the Tu-95 is a bomber.\n
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* In ''VisualNovel/SpiritHunterNG'', the Urashima Woman's entire motivation as a ghost is to find the baby that was stolen from her. She kills anyone who can't tell her where it is, or who appears to be a threat to the dead fetuses that were dumped in the lake. The novella reveals that, even after walking through a storm, giving birth, and then being assaulted and drugged, she still chased down the midwife that kidnapped her newborn child.
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->'''Max:''' "What did you do?"
->'''Mary Jo Miller:''' "I... I'm not totally sure. When I try to remember, everything goes by too fast. I had it by the neck. It pulled Jenna toward its open mouth. I squeezed hard... pulled... The kids say I tore the thing's head off, just ripped it right out with all the flesh and muscle and whatever else hanging in tatters."
->'''Mary Jo Miller:''' "I... I'm not totally sure. When I try to remember, everything goes by too fast. I had it by the neck. It pulled Jenna toward its open mouth. I squeezed hard... pulled... The kids say I tore the thing's head off, just ripped it right out with all the flesh and muscle and whatever else hanging in tatters."
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->'''Max:''' "What What did you do?"
->'''Marydo?\\
'''Mary Jo Miller:'''"I...I... I'm not totally sure. When I try to remember, everything goes by too fast. I had it by the neck. It pulled Jenna toward its open mouth. I squeezed hard... pulled... The kids say I tore the thing's head off, just ripped it right out with all the flesh and muscle and whatever else hanging in tatters."
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Heaven help you if an ActionMom or even a TeamMom invokes this trope. If you think a normal MamaBear is scary, hell hath no fury like a MotherlyScientist with access to OneManArmy levels of weaponry/technology/money/superpowers to protect her children. It can lead to a DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu moment.
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Heaven help you if an ActionMom or even a TeamMom invokes this trope. If you think a normal MamaBear Mama Bear is scary, hell hath no fury like a MotherlyScientist with access to OneManArmy levels of weaponry/technology/money/superpowers to protect her children. It can lead to a DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu moment.
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Related to BewareTheNiceOnes and BerserkButton. See also the non-human counterpart, MonsterIsAMommy. Not to be confused with BearsAreBadNews (unless you're dealing with a ''literal'' MamaBear). The ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend is a much younger form of this trope that applies when the mate is in danger. Evil characters can use this too; after all, EvenEvilHasLovedOnes. A particular Subtrope is the BadassAndChildDuo which can take the form of a female badass protecting an orphaned, unrelated young child, [[PapaWolf though male badasses]] are also common. Also compare CubCuesProtectiveParent for examples from the animal kingdom.
Remember when adding examples that this is a female-only trope. The male equivalent is [[PapaWolf "Papa Wolves"]] so all {{Spear Counterpart}}s should be placed there. When MamaBear and PapaWolf team up, it's a BattleCouple and all pairs should be placed there. ParentsInDistress is the inversion, when Mama needs to be bailed out by the kids. If she has a Mama Bear of her own, it's a good idea to NeverMessWithGranny.
Remember when adding examples that this is a female-only trope. The male equivalent is [[PapaWolf "Papa Wolves"]] so all {{Spear Counterpart}}s should be placed there. When MamaBear and PapaWolf team up, it's a BattleCouple and all pairs should be placed there. ParentsInDistress is the inversion, when Mama needs to be bailed out by the kids. If she has a Mama Bear of her own, it's a good idea to NeverMessWithGranny.
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Related to BewareTheNiceOnes and BerserkButton. See also the non-human counterpart, MonsterIsAMommy. Not to be confused with BearsAreBadNews (unless you're dealing with a ''literal'' MamaBear).Mama Bear). The ViolentlyProtectiveGirlfriend is a much younger form of this trope that applies when the mate is in danger. Evil characters can use this too; after all, EvenEvilHasLovedOnes. A particular Subtrope is the BadassAndChildDuo which can take the form of a female badass protecting an orphaned, unrelated young child, [[PapaWolf though male badasses]] are also common. Also compare CubCuesProtectiveParent for examples from the animal kingdom.
Remember when adding examples that this is a female-only trope. The male equivalent is [[PapaWolf "Papa Wolves"]] so all {{Spear Counterpart}}s should be placed there. WhenMamaBear Mama Bear and PapaWolf team up, it's a BattleCouple and all pairs should be placed there. ParentsInDistress is the inversion, when Mama needs to be bailed out by the kids. If she has a Mama Bear of her own, it's a good idea to NeverMessWithGranny.
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* ''ComicStrip/RoseIsRose'' played this trope completely straight with a Sunday strip, featuring Rose transformed into a "Mama Bear" to symbolize her overprotective nature before she meets Pasquale's new babysitter. However, Rose relaxes when she opens the door she finds that the prospective sitter is apparently a MamaBear as well.
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* ''ComicStrip/RoseIsRose'' played this trope completely straight with a Sunday strip, featuring Rose transformed into a "Mama Bear" to symbolize her overprotective nature before she meets Pasquale's new babysitter. However, Rose relaxes when she opens the door she finds that the prospective sitter is apparently a MamaBear Mama Bear as well.
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* A [[BearsAreBadNews literal]] MamaBear appears in Music/{{mothy}}'s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgL5xXH5zEM "Moonlit Bear"]], in which the protagonist, [[UnreliableNarrator Eve]] (portrayed by [[Music/{{Vocaloid}} Miku]]), steals two "apples" from a bear, which then proceeds to chase her through the forest. Turns out that [[spoiler:the MamaBear is a human mother after all, and the two "apples" are actually her twin children, whom she is desperate to retrieve. Out of fear as well as her desire to have children of her own since hers are deceased, Eve ends up murdering the "bear"]].
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* A [[BearsAreBadNews literal]] MamaBear Mama Bear appears in Music/{{mothy}}'s [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BgL5xXH5zEM "Moonlit Bear"]], in which the protagonist, [[UnreliableNarrator Eve]] (portrayed by [[Music/{{Vocaloid}} Miku]]), steals two "apples" from a bear, which then proceeds to chase her through the forest. Turns out that [[spoiler:the MamaBear Mama Bear is a human mother after all, and the two "apples" are actually her twin children, whom she is desperate to retrieve. Out of fear as well as her desire to have children of her own since hers are deceased, Eve ends up murdering the "bear"]].
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->'''Mary Jo Miller:''' "I... I'm not totally sure. When I try to remember, everything goes by too fast. I had it by the neck. It pulled Jenna toward its open mouth. I squeezed hard... pulled... [[UnstoppableRage The kids say I tore the thing's head off]], just ripped it right out with all the flesh and muscle and whatever else hanging in tatters."
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->'''Mary Jo Miller:''' "I... I'm not totally sure. When I try to remember, everything goes by too fast. I had it by the neck. It pulled Jenna toward its open mouth. I squeezed hard... pulled... [[UnstoppableRage The kids say I tore the thing's head off]], off, just ripped it right out with all the flesh and muscle and whatever else hanging in tatters."
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->''She is wedded to convictions—in default of grosser ties; \\
Her contentions are her children, Heaven help him who denies!— \\
He will meet no suave discussion, but the instant, white-hot, wild, \\
Wakened female of the species warring as for spouse and child.''
-->-- '''Creator/RudyardKipling''', [[MoreDeadlyThanTheMale "The Female of the Species"]]
Her contentions are her children, Heaven help him who denies!— \\
He will meet no suave discussion, but the instant, white-hot, wild, \\
Wakened female of the species warring as for spouse and child.''
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Like many other mammals depicted throughout history as predators, Bears are actually passive animals, and won't attack humans unless provoked. Despite this, if you even ''think'' about getting [[CubCuesProtectiveParent between a mother bear and her cub]] [[BearsAreBadNews she'll tear straight through you]]. Threaten her [[{{Protectorate}} children]], and you are in for a world of hurt. Righteous awesomeness will ensue, and the heroine reclaims her child with a tearful embrace.
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Like many other mammals depicted throughout history as predators, Bears bears are actually passive animals, and won't attack humans unless provoked. Despite this, if you even ''think'' about getting [[CubCuesProtectiveParent between a mother bear and her cub]] [[BearsAreBadNews she'll tear straight through you]]. Threaten her [[{{Protectorate}} children]], and you are in for a world of hurt. Righteous awesomeness will ensue, and the heroine reclaims her child with a tearful embrace.
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* MamaBear/AnimatedFilms
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'': [[FanNickname The Dilmom]] frequently gives her son a hard time, but she [[http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2013-09-14/ does take exception]] to [=MIBs=] making noises about executing him.
* ''ComicStrip/TheFarSide'':
-->"Tragedy struck when Conroy, his mind preoccupied with work, stepped into the elevator -- directly between a female grizzly and her cub."
** In another example, two of Larson's typical "dumb kid" types are playing catch [[TooDumbToLive with a live grizzly bear cub]]… unaware that the mother is coming up ''right behind them''. The caption sums it up: "And no one ever heard from the Anderson brothers again."
* ''ComicStrip/RoseIsRose'' played this trope completely straight with a Sunday strip, featuring Rose transformed into a "Mama Bear" to symbolize her overprotective nature before she meets Pasquale's new babysitter. However, Rose relaxes when she opens the door she finds that the prospective sitter is apparently a MamaBear as well.
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* ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'': [[FanNickname The Dilmom]] frequently gives her son a hard time, but she [[http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2013-09-14/ does take exception]] to [=MIBs=] making noises about executing him.
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-->"Tragedy struck when Conroy, his mind preoccupied with work, stepped into the elevator -- directly between a female grizzly and her cub."
** In another example, two of Larson's typical "dumb kid" types are playing catch [[TooDumbToLive with a live grizzly bear cub]]… unaware that the mother is coming up ''right behind them''. The caption sums it up: "And no one ever heard from the Anderson brothers again."
* ''ComicStrip/RoseIsRose'' played this trope completely straight with a Sunday strip, featuring Rose transformed into a "Mama Bear" to symbolize her overprotective nature before she meets Pasquale's new babysitter. However, Rose relaxes when she opens the door she finds that the prospective sitter is apparently a MamaBear as well.
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* ''ComicStrip/RoseIsRose'' played this trope completely straight with a Sunday strip, featuring Rose transformed into a "Mama Bear" to symbolize her overprotective nature before she meets Pasquale's new babysitter. However, Rose relaxes when she opens the door she finds that the prospective sitter is apparently a MamaBear as well.
* ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'': [[FanNickname The Dilmom]] frequently gives her son a hard time, but she [[http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2013-09-14/ does take exception]] to [=MIBs=] making noises about executing him.
* ''ComicStrip/TheFarSide'':
-->"Tragedy struck when Conroy, his mind preoccupied with work, stepped into the elevator -- directly between a female grizzly and her cub."
** In another example, two of Larson's typical "dumb kid" types are playing catch [[TooDumbToLive with a live grizzly bear cub]]...unaware that the mother is coming up ''right behind them''. The caption sums it up: "And no one ever heard from the Anderson brothers again."
* ''ComicStrip/RoseIsRose'' played this trope completely straight with a Sunday strip, featuring Rose transformed into a "Mama Bear" to symbolize her overprotective nature before she meets Pasquale's new babysitter. However, Rose relaxes when she opens the door she finds that the prospective sitter is apparently a MamaBear as well.
* ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'': [[FanNickname The Dilmom]] frequently gives her son a hard time, but she [[http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2013-09-14/ does take exception]] to [=MIBs=] making noises about executing him.
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-->"Tragedy struck when Conroy, his mind preoccupied with work, stepped into the elevator -- directly between a female grizzly and her cub."
** In another example, two of Larson's typical "dumb kid" types are playing catch [[TooDumbToLive with a live grizzly bear cub]]...unaware that the mother is coming up ''right behind them''. The caption sums it up: "And no one ever heard from the Anderson brothers again."
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** In another example, two of Larson's typical "dumb kid" types are playing catch [[TooDumbToLive with a live grizzly bear cub]]...unaware that the mother is coming up ''right behind them''. The caption sums it up: "And no one ever heard from the Anderson brothers again."
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* ''Roleplay/DinoAttackRPG'' has Sarah Bishop. She even got a moment homaging the climax of ''Film/{{Aliens}}''. At the same time, however, Sarah Bishop is partially a deconstruction. She is (understandably) concerned about her daughter being in a war zone, but her own AdultFear made her completely psychotic to the point that many players expressed genuine fear of her. This same thing also broke her psychologically once the war was finally over [[HeelRealization and she'd realized what she had done]].
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* ''Roleplay/DinoAttackRPG'' has Sarah Bishop. She even got a moment homaging the climax of ''Film/{{Aliens}}''. At the same time, however, Sarah Bishop is partially a deconstruction. She is (understandably) concerned about her daughter being in a war zone, but her own AdultFear made her completely psychotic to the point that many players expressed genuine fear of her. This same thing also broke her psychologically once the war was finally over [[HeelRealization and she'd realized what she had done]].
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* ''Roleplay/DinoAttackRPG'' has Sarah Bishop. She even got a moment homaging the climax of ''Film/{{Aliens}}''. At the same time, however, Sarah Bishop is partially a deconstruction. She is (understandably) concerned about her daughter being in a war zone, but her own AdultFear made her completely psychotic to the point that many players expressed genuine fear of her. This same thing also broke her psychologically once the war was finally over [[HeelRealization and she'd realized what she had done]].
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Bears usually won't attack humans -- but get [[CubCuesProtectiveParent between a mother bear and her cub]], and [[BearsAreBadNews she'll tear straight through you]]. Threaten her [[{{Protectorate}} children]], and you are in for a world of hurt. Righteous awesomeness will ensue, and the heroine reclaims her child with a tearful embrace.
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Like many other mammals depicted throughout history as predators, Bears usually are actually passive animals, and won't attack humans -- but get unless provoked. Despite this, if you even ''think'' about getting [[CubCuesProtectiveParent between a mother bear and her cub]], and cub]] [[BearsAreBadNews she'll tear straight through you]]. Threaten her [[{{Protectorate}} children]], and you are in for a world of hurt. Righteous awesomeness will ensue, and the heroine reclaims her child with a tearful embrace.
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[[caption-width-right:250:"[[PreAsskickingOneLiner Get away from her, you]] '''BITCH!'''" '''[[PrecisionFStrike BITCH!]]'''" Ripley is ''not'' Newt's mother. She's '''''still''''' very deadly when a small child is in danger.]]
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* According to [[Literature/TheBible Proverbs 17:12]], it is "better to meet a mother bear robbed of her cubs than a fool in his folly." [N.I.V.] Quite possibly the UrExample.
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* In 2 Samuel 17:8, when Ahithophel plans to attack King David, Hushai warns against it, noting that David and his mighty men will turn fierce like a bear robbed of her cubs.
** According to [[Literature/TheBible Proverbs 17:12]], it is "better to meet a mother bear robbed of her cubs than a fool in his folly." [N.I.V.] Quite possibly the UrExample.]
** According to [[Literature/TheBible Proverbs 17:12]], it is "better to meet a mother bear robbed of her cubs than a fool in his folly." [N.I.V.
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** Since Proverbs was weitten during the reign of King Solomon, and the 2 Kings example occurred during the reigns of King Jehoram of Israel and King Jehoshaphat of Judah, these examples are OlderThanDirt.
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** Since Proverbs was weitten written during the reign of King Solomon, and the 2 Kings example occurred some time after Solomon's era during the reigns of King Jehoram of Israel and King Jehoshaphat of Judah, these examples are OlderThanDirt.OlderThanDirt.
** In Hosea 13:8, God plans to meet the proudhearted with the fury of a bear robbed of her cubs, tearing their rib cages open and devouring them like a lion.
** In Hosea 13:8, God plans to meet the proudhearted with the fury of a bear robbed of her cubs, tearing their rib cages open and devouring them like a lion.
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Oftentimes, when a previously perceived meek mother (or MyBelovedSmother) goes into this mode, it's her CrowningMomentOfAwesome. Heaven help you if an ActionMom or even a TeamMom invokes this trope. If you think a normal MamaBear is scary, hell hath no fury like a MotherlyScientist with access to OneManArmy levels of weaponry/technology/money/superpowers to protect her children. It can lead to a DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu moment.
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** Gargantua are gigantic reptilian (usually) beasts (think {{Kaiju}}/{{Franchise/Godzilla}}) found on tropical islands in the [[ForgottenRealms Kara-Tur]] setting. Normally, [[GentleGiant they shy away from humans]], but threaten their offspring and you won't live to regret it. Angry gargantua have been known to travel ''thousands'' of miles and swim entire oceans to find humans who have harmed their young.
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** Gargantua are gigantic reptilian (usually) beasts (think {{Kaiju}}/{{Franchise/Godzilla}}) found on tropical islands in the [[ForgottenRealms [[TabletopGame/ForgottenRealms Kara-Tur]] setting. Normally, [[GentleGiant they shy away from humans]], but threaten their offspring and you won't live to regret it. Angry gargantua have been known to travel ''thousands'' of miles and swim entire oceans to find humans who have harmed their young.
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'''BITCH!'''" Ripley is ''not'' Newt's mother. She's '''''still''''' very deadly when a small child is in danger.]]
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'''BITCH!'''"]]
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** Since Proverbs was weitten during the reign of King Solomon, and the 2 Kings example occurred during the reigns of King Jehoram of Israel and King Jehoshaphat of Judah, these examples are OlderThanDirt.
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Also, remember that this this trope is ''mama'' bear, so it is not about being protective of one's friends, unless of course it is something like an IntergenerationalFriendship or TeamMom. In that case, it is okay. Otherwise, don't do it. Tropes about helping friends should go to AFriendInNeed, ThePowerOfFriendship etc.
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* According to [[Literature/TheBible Proverbs 17:12]], it is better to meet a mother bear robbed of her cubs than a fool in his folly. Quite possibly the UrExample.
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* According to [[Literature/TheBible Proverbs 17:12]], it is better "better to meet a mother bear robbed of her cubs than a fool in his folly. folly." [N.I.V.] Quite possibly the UrExample.
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* [[spoiler:Hanako Ikezawa's [[MissingMom deceased mother]]]] in ''VisualNovel/KatawaShoujo''. As [[spoiler:she and a little Hanako]] were trapped in the fatal fire that decimated their house and had already claimed the family patriarch's life, [[spoiler:Mrs. Ikezawa]] chose to cover [[spoiler:her little daughter]] with [[spoiler:her]] own body and ''burn [[spoiler:her]]self to death'' rather than letting [[spoiler:her]] die. While [[spoiler:Hanako]] sustained massive [[TwoFaced physical]] and [[BrokenBird mental]] scars, [[spoiler:she]] still got a second chance at life thanks to [[spoiler:her mother]]'s HeroicSacrifice.
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* [[spoiler:Hanako Ikezawa's Ikezawa]]'s [[MissingMom deceased mother]]]] mother]] in ''VisualNovel/KatawaShoujo''. As [[spoiler:she she and a little Hanako]] [[spoiler:Hanako]] were trapped in the [[spoiler:a fatal fire fire]] that decimated their house and had already claimed the family patriarch's life, [[spoiler:Mrs. Ikezawa]] she chose to cover [[spoiler:her little daughter]] protect her child by [[spoiler:shielding her with [[spoiler:her]] her own body and ''burn [[spoiler:her]]self ''burning to death'' death'']] rather than letting [[spoiler:her]] the poor kid die. While [[spoiler:Hanako]] sustained massive [[TwoFaced physical]] and And even when the kid [[spoiler: was [[BrokenBird mental]] scars, [[spoiler:she]] still got a second chance at life thanks to [[spoiler:her mother]]'s HeroicSacrifice.mentally]] and [[TwoFaced physically]] scarred]], it worked.
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* [[spoiler:Hanako Ikezawa]]'s [[MissingMom deceased mother]] in ''VisualNovel/KatawaShoujo''. As [[spoiler:she and a little Hanako]] were trapped in the fatal fire that decimated their house and had already claimed the family patriarch's life, [[spoiler:Mrs. Ikezawa]] chose to cover [[spoiler:her little daughter]] with [[spoiler:her]] own body and ''burn [[spoiler:her]]self to death'' rather than letting [[spoiler:her]] die. While [[spoiler:Hanako]] sustained massive [[TwoFaced physical]] and [[BrokenBird mental]] scars, [[spoiler:she]] still got a second chance at life thanks to [[spoiler:her mother]]'s HeroicSacrifice.
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* [[spoiler:Hanako Ikezawa]]'s Ikezawa's [[MissingMom deceased mother]] mother]]]] in ''VisualNovel/KatawaShoujo''. As [[spoiler:she and a little Hanako]] were trapped in the fatal fire that decimated their house and had already claimed the family patriarch's life, [[spoiler:Mrs. Ikezawa]] chose to cover [[spoiler:her little daughter]] with [[spoiler:her]] own body and ''burn [[spoiler:her]]self to death'' rather than letting [[spoiler:her]] die. While [[spoiler:Hanako]] sustained massive [[TwoFaced physical]] and [[BrokenBird mental]] scars, [[spoiler:she]] still got a second chance at life thanks to [[spoiler:her mother]]'s HeroicSacrifice.
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* [[spoiler:Hanako Ikezawa's Ikezawa]]'s [[MissingMom deceased mother]]]] mother]] in ''VisualNovel/KatawaShoujo''. [[spoiler:As she As [[spoiler:she and a little Hanako Hanako]] were trapped in the fatal fire that decimated their house and had already claimed the familyt family patriarch's life, Mrs. Ikezawa [[spoiler:Mrs. Ikezawa]] chose to cover her [[spoiler:her little daughter daughter]] with her [[spoiler:her]] own body and ''burn herself [[spoiler:her]]self to death'' rather than letting her [[spoiler:her]] die. While Hanako [[spoiler:Hanako]] sustained massive [[TwoFaced physical]] and [[BrokenBird mental]] scars, she [[spoiler:she]] still got a second chance at life thanks to her mother's [[spoiler:her mother]]'s HeroicSacrifice.]]
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* ''SmashUp'': One of the factions introduced in the ''What Were We Thinking?'' expansion pack is the Grannies. It has an action card called "Get Away From My Babies!", which protects all of the player's minions from other player's cards. The art on the card features an elderly lady fearlessly beating away a werewolf with her HandbagOfHurt.