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* ''Radio/OurMissBrooks'': Teenager Walter Denton. This is one of the reasons the Madison High principal, Mr. Conklin, dislikes him. For example, in the radio episode "Non-Fraternization Policy", Walter Denton calls Conklin's new rule demanding the separation of the sexes at school "medieval tyranny". In one television episode, "The Novelist", Mr. Conklin describes former student Terence Layton as "the Walter Denton of his day".
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* Pat from ''Anime/MischievousTwinsTheTalesOfStClares'' doesn't hide her disdain for St. Clare's at all. Unsurprisingly, this doesn't make her popular amongst the other girls, even her sister Isabel.
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* Cory Matthews in ''Series/BoyMeetsWorld'' was this in the first season. Subverted in that he often doesn't know better than the adults which is the entire point of each episodes with him admitting he doesn't know better by the end of each episode
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* ''Series/ElChavoDelOcho'': La Chilindrina seems to know better than the adults, and most of the time, she actually does.
* ''Series/ElChavoDelOcho'': La Chilindrina seems to know better than the adults, and most of the time, she actually does.
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* In the LetsPlay/{{Jacksepticeye}} fan game ''VideoGame/{{The BOSS|AJacksepticeyeFanGame}}'', [[spoiler:Billy]] definitely qualifies, as he constantly snarks at Jack.
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* In the LetsPlay/{{Jacksepticeye}} WebVideo/{{Jacksepticeye}} fan game ''VideoGame/{{The BOSS|AJacksepticeyeFanGame}}'', [[spoiler:Billy]] definitely qualifies, as he constantly snarks at Jack.
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* Toph Beifong from ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' practically defines this trope. She is not afraid to speak her mind or tell someone off, no matter their position or title in life.
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* Toph Beifong from ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' practically defines this trope. She is not afraid to speak her mind or tell someone off, no matter their position or title in life.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' : A popular example: Bart Simpson. And Lisa Simpson. While Bart is a classic BrattyHalfPint, he can provide a shrewd counter to Homer's inanity DependingOnTheWriter.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' : A popular example: [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Bart Simpson. And and Lisa Simpson. Simpson]] both qualify. While Bart is more of a classic BrattyHalfPint, he can provide a shrewd counter to Homer's inanity DependingOnTheWriter.
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* ChildProdigy Mizuki in ''VideoGame/AITheSomniumFiles'' is essentially Date's adoptive niece who despite being 12 acts as though she's in her late teens and never fails to deliver a snarky insult while [[AffectionHatingKid resisting his attempts to bond with her]], even while [[HealTheCutie recovering from discovering her parents' bodies]].
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* ChildProdigy Mizuki in ''VideoGame/AITheSomniumFiles'' is essentially Date's adoptive niece who daughter who, despite being 12 12, acts as though she's in her late teens and never fails to deliver a snarky insult while [[AffectionHatingKid resisting his attempts to bond with her]], even while [[HealTheCutie recovering from discovering her parents' bodies]].
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In the '50s the Mouthy Kid would have been [[{{ValuesDissonance}} slapped upside]] [[{{DisproportionateRetribution}} the head and shipped off to the Military School]]. Children were perfect little angels, and were definitely expected to be (''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'', ''Series/MyThreeSons'', ''Series/FamilyAffair''). That all changed with Arnold on ''Series/DiffrentStrokes''. Television parents have been dealing with attitude ever since.
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In the '50s the Mouthy Kid would have been [[{{ValuesDissonance}} slapped upside]] [[{{DisproportionateRetribution}} the head and shipped off to the Military School]].the]] MilitarySchool. Children were perfect little angels, and were definitely expected to be (''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'', ''Series/MyThreeSons'', ''Series/FamilyAffair''). That all changed with Arnold on ''Series/DiffrentStrokes''. Television parents have been dealing with attitude ever since.
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-->'''Mizuki:''' [[TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior I knew you were a pedo Date]], but I didn't think you were a cougar hunter too.
-->'''Mizuki:''' [[TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior I knew you were a pedo Date]], but I didn't think you were a cougar hunter too.
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* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars'': has Ahsoka Tano in a very odd example, seeing as Jedi Padawans are encouraged to be respecteful.
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* ''Series/WelcomeBackKotter'': While the Sweathogs are considerably older than the usual MouthyKid, they form an obvious precedent.
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* ''Watch the Birdie'', an early Bob Hope ShortFilm, has a mouthy little girl.
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* ''Watch the Birdie'', ''Film/WatchTheBirdie'', an early Bob Hope ShortFilm, has a mouthy little girl.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ReadyJetGo'':
** Mitchell is a very abrasive and snarky little nerd with a need to be condescending and sassy towards others.
** [[BirdsOfAFeather Like Mitchell]], Mindy can very snarky and sassy for such a young age. Especially towards [[JerkassToOne Sean]].
** Mitchell is a very abrasive and snarky little nerd with a need to be condescending and sassy towards others.
** [[BirdsOfAFeather Like Mitchell]], Mindy can very snarky and sassy for such a young age. Especially towards [[JerkassToOne Sean]].
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* ''VideoGame/CriminalCase'' have Elliot Clayton, a 17-year-old smart alecky member of the Bureau who constantly finds new ways to mock the other team members' intelligence.
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* In ''VideoGame/Fallout3'' there's a town called Little Lamplight, which banishes its residents when they turn 16. Because of this, the town is filled with kids who walk around swearing because there's no one to tell them no. In fact, the mayor's greeting to you is basically "who the fuck are you?".
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* In ''VideoGame/Fallout3'' there's a town called Little Lamplight, which banishes its residents when they turn 16. Because of this, the town is filled with kids who walk around swearing because there's no one [[{{ParentalHypocrisy}} adults to tell them no.not to]]. In fact, the mayor's greeting to you is basically "who the fuck are you?".
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In the '50s the Mouthy Kid would have been [[{{ValuesDissonance}} slapped upside]] [[{{DisproportionateRetribution}} the head and shipped off to the MilitarySchool}}]]. Children were perfect little angels, and were definitely expected to be (''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'', ''Series/MyThreeSons'', ''Series/FamilyAffair''). That all changed with Arnold on ''Series/DiffrentStrokes''. Television parents have been dealing with attitude ever since.
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In the '50s the Mouthy Kid would have been [[{{ValuesDissonance}} slapped upside]] [[{{DisproportionateRetribution}} the head and shipped off to the MilitarySchool}}]].Military School]]. Children were perfect little angels, and were definitely expected to be (''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'', ''Series/MyThreeSons'', ''Series/FamilyAffair''). That all changed with Arnold on ''Series/DiffrentStrokes''. Television parents have been dealing with attitude ever since.
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In the '50s the Mouthy Kid would have been [[ValuesDissonance slapped upside {{DisproportionateRetribution}} the head and shipped off to the MilitarySchool}}]]. Children were perfect little angels, and were definitely expected to be (''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'', ''Series/MyThreeSons'', ''Series/FamilyAffair''). That all changed with Arnold on ''Series/DiffrentStrokes''. Television parents have been dealing with attitude ever since.
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In the '50s the Mouthy Kid would have been [[ValuesDissonance [[{{ValuesDissonance}} slapped upside {{DisproportionateRetribution}} upside]] [[{{DisproportionateRetribution}} the head and shipped off to the MilitarySchool}}]]. Children were perfect little angels, and were definitely expected to be (''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'', ''Series/MyThreeSons'', ''Series/FamilyAffair''). That all changed with Arnold on ''Series/DiffrentStrokes''. Television parents have been dealing with attitude ever since.
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In the '50s the Mouthy Kid would have been [[ValuesDissonance slapped upside {{DisproportionateRetribution {{DisproportionateRetribution}} the head and shipped off to the MilitarySchool}}]]. Children were perfect little angels, and were definitely expected to be (''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'', ''Series/MyThreeSons'', ''Series/FamilyAffair''). That all changed with Arnold on ''Series/DiffrentStrokes''. Television parents have been dealing with attitude ever since.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButtHead'': Mike Judge said that dialogue is a better reflection of the real-life Mouthy Kid -- not too clever, relies heavily on toilet humor -- because in reality, kids aren't as smart as a roomful of Harvard-graduate writers.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButtHead'': Mike Judge said that dialogue is a better reflection of the real-life Mouthy Kid -- not too clever, relies heavily on toilet humor -- because in reality, a lot of kids aren't as smart as a roomful of Harvard-graduate writers.
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In the '50s the Mouthy Kid would have been [[DopeSlap slapped upside the head]] and shipped off to the MilitarySchool. Children were little angels, or at least tried to be (''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'', ''Series/MyThreeSons'', ''Series/FamilyAffair''). That all changed with Arnold on ''Series/DiffrentStrokes''. Television parents have been dealing with attitude ever since.
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In the '50s the Mouthy Kid would have been [[DopeSlap [[ValuesDissonance slapped upside the head]] and shipped off to the MilitarySchool. Children were perfect little angels, or at least tried and were definitely expected to be (''Series/LeaveItToBeaver'', ''Series/MyThreeSons'', ''Series/FamilyAffair''). That all changed with Arnold on ''Series/DiffrentStrokes''. Television parents have been dealing with attitude ever since.
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Unlike the BrattyHalfPint, who is almost always (and proudly) antagonistic and mostly exists to make TheHero's life miserable, the Mouthy Kid is almost always the protagonist or close to TheHero.
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Unlike the BrattyHalfPint, who is almost always (and proudly) proudly and shamelessly antagonistic and mostly exists to make TheHero's life miserable, the Mouthy Kid is almost always the protagonist and / or close to TheHero.
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* The titular self-proclaimed master thief of ''Manga/{{Dororo}}'' avoids becoming a complete BrattyHalfPint by A) actually being as good a thief as he thinks he is, and B) being lively and energetic in a setting where that's in genuine danger of dying out.
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* In ''VideoGame/{{Fallout 3}}'' there's a town called Little Lamplight, which banishes its residents when they turn 16. Because of this, the town is filled with kids who walk around swearing because there's no one to tell them no. In fact, the mayor's greeting to you is basically "who the fuck are you?".
* [[spoiler: Nall's human form]] in ''VideoGame/LunarEternalBlue'', at least that's what he seems like at first...
* Loki from ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta 2}}'' has an extremely snarky demeanor and swears quite a lot whenever he's on screen, getting him into a few [[SnarkToSnarkCombat sarcasm duels]] with [[AntiHero Bayonetta]]. He's so mouthy, for that matter, that he isn't afraid to snark off to the [[MalevolentMaskedMan Masked]] [[NoNonsenseNemesis Lumen]].
* [[spoiler: Nall's human form]] in ''VideoGame/LunarEternalBlue'', at least that's what he seems like at first...
* Loki from ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta 2}}'' has an extremely snarky demeanor and swears quite a lot whenever he's on screen, getting him into a few [[SnarkToSnarkCombat sarcasm duels]] with [[AntiHero Bayonetta]]. He's so mouthy, for that matter, that he isn't afraid to snark off to the [[MalevolentMaskedMan Masked]] [[NoNonsenseNemesis Lumen]].
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* Loki from''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta 2}}'' ''VideoGame/Bayonetta2'' has an extremely snarky demeanor and swears quite a lot whenever he's on screen, getting him into a few [[SnarkToSnarkCombat sarcasm duels]] with [[AntiHero Bayonetta]]. He's so mouthy, for that matter, that he isn't afraid to snark off to the [[MalevolentMaskedMan Masked]] [[NoNonsenseNemesis Lumen]].
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* In the Jacksepticeye fan game ''[[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/TheBOSSAJacksepticeyeFanGame The BOSS]]'', [[spoiler:Billy]] definitely qualifies, as he constantly snarks at Jack.
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* In the Jacksepticeye LetsPlay/{{Jacksepticeye}} fan game ''[[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/TheBOSSAJacksepticeyeFanGame The BOSS]]'', ''VideoGame/{{The BOSS|AJacksepticeyeFanGame}}'', [[spoiler:Billy]] definitely qualifies, as he constantly snarks at Jack.
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See also: PluckyGirl, LittleMissSnarker, and WiseBeyondTheirYears. Contrast ConstantlyCurious, who talks as much but has less sass.
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See also: PluckyGirl, LittleMissSnarker, AffectionHatingKid, and WiseBeyondTheirYears. Contrast ConstantlyCurious, who talks as much but has less sass.
