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** A previous GuyRitchie film, ''{{Snatch}}'', has Boris the Blade, a [[strike:Russian]] Ukrainian who's captured, ran over, and takes an entire [[HandCannon Desert Eagle]] clip to be killed (the last, because his other nickname is "Boris the Bullet Dodger).
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** A previous GuyRitchie film, ''{{Snatch}}'', has Boris the Blade, a [[strike:Russian]] Ukrainian Uzbekistanian who's captured, ran over, and takes an entire [[HandCannon Desert Eagle]] clip to be killed (the last, because his other nickname is "Boris the Bullet Dodger).
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** {{Subverted}}, in that the game takes place in the Ukraine, not Russia, but it's a meta-assumption by the player much larger than ''STALKER'' itself. The Chernobyl Disaster, and nuclear horror in general, is so synonymous with the Soviet Union that most people outside the former Eastern Bloc have no idea that Pripyat isn't actually in Russia.
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* [[TeamFortress2 Everybody's first instinct is to shoot at the Heavy...]] [[MightyGlacier but he can take it.]]
** ShootTheMedicFirst, you idiots!
** ''ZeroPunctuation'' did a short video of a [[HoYay Heavy and a Medic in love]], until the Medic was {{backstab}}bed by a spy.
*** Heavy/Medic shipping is quite popular with ''TeamFortress2'' fans. If fact it's even supported/referenced in game to some extent (e.g. the achievement for spearing both a heavy and a medic with one arrow is "Beaux and Arrows", the Heavy's Sandvich item is speculated to be made for the medic by him based in in-game evidence, etc).
** ShootTheMedicFirst, you idiots!
** ''ZeroPunctuation'' did a short video of a [[HoYay Heavy and a Medic in love]], until the Medic was {{backstab}}bed by a spy.
*** Heavy/Medic shipping is quite popular with ''TeamFortress2'' fans. If fact it's even supported/referenced in game to some extent (e.g. the achievement for spearing both a heavy and a medic with one arrow is "Beaux and Arrows", the Heavy's Sandvich item is speculated to be made for the medic by him based in in-game evidence, etc).
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* [[TeamFortress2 ''TeamFortress2'': Everybody's first instinct is to shoot at the Heavy...]] [[MightyGlacier but he can take it.]]
**]] ShootTheMedicFirst, you idiots!
**''ZeroPunctuation'' did a short video of a [[HoYay Heavy and a Medic in love]], until the Medic was {{backstab}}bed by a spy.
***Heavy/Medic shipping is quite popular with ''TeamFortress2'' fans. If fact it's even supported/referenced in game to some extent (e.g. the achievement for spearing both a heavy Heavy and a medic Medic with one arrow is "Beaux and Arrows", the Heavy's Sandvich item is speculated to be made for the medic Medic by him based in in-game evidence, etc).
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** Heck, there's even an achievement for getting hurt a whole lot in one life as a heavy (and using medkits to heal), and [[RasputinianDeath one for being hurt in almost every way it is ''possible'' to be hurt in one life.]]
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** Heck, there's even an achievement for getting hurt a whole lot in one life as a heavy Heavy (and using medkits to heal), and [[RasputinianDeath one for being hurt in almost every way it is ''possible'' to be hurt in one life.]]
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*** [[TearJerker THAT scene]] in RespawnOfTheDead. 3 words - "To Venice Togezzah".
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* RealLife, again: [[CriticalResearchFailure Do you know why slaves are called slaves? It because when the term was coined, many of them were Slavs, including, but not limited to, proto-Russians.]]
** It's the other way around.
** It's the other way around.
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* [[The39Clues Irina Spasky.]]. Just... Irina Spasky.
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** [[PokerNightAtTheInventory 'Beat me once, shame on me. Beat me twice, also shame on me. Beat me three times? I am sent to my death.']]
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** Finland. Be afraid. Be VERY afraid.
*** Of what?
**** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_War The Winter War, that's what.]]
**** The Finns lost. ''Twice''.
**** Yes, but they incurred casualties on the Russians many times their own. Look at the Winter War's casualties!The Russians lost ten times as many men as the Finns!
*** Of what?
**** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_War The Winter War, that's what.]]
**** The Finns lost. ''Twice''.
**** Yes, but they incurred casualties on the Russians many times their own. Look at the Winter War's casualties!The Russians lost ten times as many men as the Finns!
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**** Yes, but they incurred casualties on the Russians many times their own. Look at the Winter War's casualties!The Russians lost ten times as meny men as the Finns!
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**** Yes, but they incurred casualties on the Russians many times their own. Look at the Winter War's casualties!The Russians lost ten times as meny many men as the Finns!
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**** Yes, but they incurred casualties on the Russians many times their own. Look at the Winter War's casualties!The Russians lost ten times as meny men as the Finns!
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* The ''{{STALKER}}'' series...''three'' games about sad Russians being shot to death or turning into mutants, and every ending involves you getting a HopeSpot then dying horribly. Great advertising for the tourist industry!
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** For Russians themselves, there's the communist years.
*** Not exactly. The matter is ''very'' much YMMV and a subject of truly ''EPIC'' BrokenBase in the country.
*** Not exactly. The matter is ''very'' much YMMV and a subject of truly ''EPIC'' BrokenBase in the country.
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** For Russians themselves, there's the communist years.
*** Not exactly. Theyears -- although the matter is ''very'' much YMMV and a subject of truly ''EPIC'' BrokenBase in the country.
*** Not exactly. The
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** When the ItGotWorse page has an entry under RealLife that says the history of Russia can be summed up as "Somehow, things got worse.", you know luck isn't on their side.
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**** [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winter_War The Winter War, that's what.]]
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* We don't really see the rest of the world, but the inhabitants of ''Metro2033'' certainly don't have it easy.
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* We don't really see the rest of the world, but the inhabitants of ''Metro2033'' ''{{Metro2033}}'' certainly don't have it easy.
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* This trope is essentially the focus of every single work of classical Russian literature.
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* RealLife, again: Do you know why slaves are called slaves? It because when the term was coined, many of them were Slavs, including, but not limited to, proto-Russians.
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* RealLife, again: [[CriticalResearchFailure Do you know why slaves are called slaves? It because when the term was coined, many of them were Slavs, including, but not limited to, proto-Russians.]]
**It's the other way around.
**It's the other way around.
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The reasons for this trope may originate from what actual Russians have been through; any fictional suffering they might endure can't compare to what they've gotten in real life. In short, they're AcceptableTargets through being overqualified.
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The reasons for this trope may originate from what most Westerners assume actual Russians have been through; through, having lived under an [[EvilEmpire Evil Empire]]; [[SarcasmMode any fictional suffering they might endure can't compare to what they've gotten in real life. life]]. In short, they're AcceptableTargets through being overqualified.
"overqualified".
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* It isn't really apparent in [[CommandAndConquer Red Alert]] series but the Soviets have become something of a JerkassWoobie lately. Yes they start the wars but even their attitude in doing so is fatalistic. As the ''Uprising'' manual explains, their defeat in Red Alert 3 popularised a phrase that amounts to "Hey, we tried".
** And can you blame them? Between corrupt leaders suffering from ChronicBackstabbingDisorder and getting their asses handed to them by the Allies, they don't really have it easy.
** And can you blame them? Between corrupt leaders suffering from ChronicBackstabbingDisorder and getting their asses handed to them by the Allies, they don't really have it easy.
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** With the voice of [[BeautyAndTheBeast Cogsworth]], [[Pocahontas Radcliffe and Wiggims]], and many many more, no less.
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** With the voice of [[BeautyAndTheBeast Cogsworth]], [[Pocahontas Radcliffe and Wiggims]], and many many more, such as Pocahontas' Radcliffe, and his sidekick Wiggims, no less.
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** With the voice of [[BeautyAndTheBeast Cogsworth]], [[Pocahontas Radcliffe and Wiggims]], and many many more, no less.
** This is also Jumba's CrowningMomentofFunny
---->'''Stitch''': Hey! *Gibberish*!
---->'''Jumba''': WHAAAAAAT?! After everything you put me through, you expect me to help you- Just like that? ''JUUUSSST LIIIIKE THAAAAAT?!''
---->'''Stitch''': Eh.
---->'''Jumba'''': Fine.
** This is also Jumba's CrowningMomentofFunny
---->'''Stitch''': Hey! *Gibberish*!
---->'''Jumba''': WHAAAAAAT?! After everything you put me through, you expect me to help you- Just like that? ''JUUUSSST LIIIIKE THAAAAAT?!''
---->'''Stitch''': Eh.
---->'''Jumba'''': Fine.
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* Investigator Arkady Renko in the GorkyPark series of books. His first wife cheats on him, he falls in love with a political dissident and ends up fleeing the country to protect her, eventually marries her only for her to [[DroppedABridgeOnHim catch a bridge]] due to a documented penicillin allergy that the nurse at their clinic was too lazy to notice in her records, and when he finally decides to [[DespairEventHorizion end it all by committing suicide]], he is interrupted by a would-be hitman sent to kill him and ends up using his instrument of suicide to [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption kill the hitman in self defense.]] Dude can't even catch a break when he tries to off himself. This is in addition to the various times he's been arrested, beaten, stabbed, shot at, or nearly frozen to death (more than once!).
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* Investigator Arkady Renko in the GorkyPark series of books. His first wife cheats on him, he falls in love with a political dissident and ends up fleeing the country to protect her, eventually marries her only for her to [[DroppedABridgeOnHim catch a bridge]] due to a documented penicillin allergy that the nurse at their clinic was too lazy to notice in her records, and when he finally decides to [[DespairEventHorizion [[DespairEventHorizon end it all by committing suicide]], he is interrupted by a would-be hitman sent to kill him and ends up using his instrument of suicide to [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption kill the hitman in self defense.]] Dude can't even catch a break when he tries to off himself. This is in addition to the various times he's been arrested, beaten, stabbed, shot at, or nearly frozen to death (more than once!).
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* Investigator Arkady Renko in the GorkyPark series of books. His first wife cheats on him, he falls in love with a political dissident and ends up fleeing the country to protect her, eventually marries her only for her to [[DroppedABridgeOnHim catch a bridge]] due to a documented penicillin allergy that the nurse at their clinic was too lazy to notice in her records, and when he finally decides to [[DespairEventHorizion end it all by committing suicide]], he is interrupted by a would-be hitman sent to kill him and ends up using his instrument of suicide to [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption kill the hitman in self defense.]] Dude can't even catch a break when he tries to off himself. This is in addition to the various times he's been arrested, beaten, stabbed, shot at, or nearly frozen to death (more than once!).
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*** Of what?
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** Many historians have argued that Russian culture and mentality were irrepairably damaged (in a HeWhoFightsMonsters sort of way) during the oppressive rule of Mongol conquerors in TheHighMiddleAges, when Russians lived in a constantly violent and wary symbiosis with them. The post-Genghis Khan "Golden Horde" empire turned Russians from conquered territories into bullied subjects, while the few Russian principalities that managed to hold on to independence became locked in a never-ending CycleOfRevenge with the empire. After the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Kulikovo Battle of Kulikovo Field]] in the late 14. century, the Russians finally managed to liberate their territories and kicked out the remaining Mongol overlords. This eventually paved the road to the [[ItGotWorse bloody unification of the principalities]] into a single tsardom and the [[StartOfDarkness highly expansionist nature]] of the future [[TsaristRussia Russian empire]].
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*** Not exactly. The matter is ''very'' much YMMV and a subject of truly ''EPIC'' BrokenBase in the country.
** Many historians have argued that Russian culture and mentality wereirrepairably irreparably damaged (in a HeWhoFightsMonsters sort of way) during the oppressive rule of Mongol conquerors in TheHighMiddleAges, when Russians lived in a constantly violent and wary symbiosis with them. The post-Genghis Khan "Golden Horde" empire turned Russians from conquered territories into bullied subjects, while the few Russian principalities that managed to hold on to independence became locked in a never-ending CycleOfRevenge with the empire. After the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Kulikovo Battle of Kulikovo Field]] in the late 14. century, the Russians finally managed to liberate their territories and kicked out the remaining Mongol overlords. This eventually paved the road to the [[ItGotWorse bloody unification of the principalities]] into a single tsardom and the [[StartOfDarkness highly expansionist nature]] of the future [[TsaristRussia Russian empire]].
** Many historians have argued that Russian culture and mentality were
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** This reputation is lifted straight from the RealLife (and not exactly justified) reputation of the Red Army in the WWII. [[CiaphasCain Valhallan 597'th]] made a lot to [[BadassArmy change it]], though.
** Other Russian-based regiments, such as Vostroyan Firstborn, show different approacher to the army's character, but no one ever loses its main side -- the everlasting [[TheStoic stoicism]].
** Other Russian-based regiments, such as Vostroyan Firstborn, show different approacher to the army's character, but no one ever loses its main side -- the everlasting [[TheStoic stoicism]].
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*** During WorldWarII, there was a black comic song sung by Russian tankers. One of the verses was "Our legs are torn off, and our faces are on fire!"
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** Heck, there's even an achievement for [[RasputinianDeath getting hurt a whole lot in one life as a heavy, and one for being hurt in almost every way it is ''possible'' to be hurt in one life.]]
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* Unlike most of his comrades, Nikolas Andreyvitch Kamarov, aka Winter, did survive the Xenomorph-invasion of Skywatch but shortly afterwards suffered a horrible FateWorseThanDeath after piloting the Xenomorph-infested Skywatch-station into the sun.
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* Anime example: ''DigimonSavers'' has a QuirkyMinibossSquad made up of a BloodKnight who wants to kill TheHero ded, an ElegantGothicLolita [[TeenGenius teen super-genius]] who wants to rule the universe with TheLancer, and a PunchClockVillain who subjected himself to medical experiments and commits daily genocide to support his dozen siblings, and a never-gonna-be-reciprocated-in-snowy-hell crush on the TeamMom of the group, Yoshino. The last guy's name? Ivan.
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* Anime example: ''DigimonSavers'' has a QuirkyMinibossSquad made up of a BloodKnight who wants to kill TheHero ded, dead, an ElegantGothicLolita [[TeenGenius teen super-genius]] who wants to rule the universe with TheLancer, and a PunchClockVillain who subjected himself to medical experiments and commits daily genocide to support his dozen siblings, and a never-gonna-be-reciprocated-in-snowy-hell crush on the TeamMom of the group, Yoshino. The last guy's name? Ivan.
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** A previous GuyRitchie film, ''{{Snatch}}'', has Boris the Blade, a [[strike:Russian]] Ukrainian who's captured, ran over, and takes an entire [[HandCannon Desert Eagle]] clip to be killed (the last, because his other nickname is "Boris the Bullet Dodger).
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* Grigori Rasputin, the trope namer of RasputinianDeath.
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* Virtually every character in ''{{Singularity}}'' is Russian, and from all the tapes and audio logs and other files we find, they ''really'' get put through the wringer.
* We don't really see the rest of the world, but the inhabitants of ''Metro2033'' certainly don't have it easy.
* We don't really see the rest of the world, but the inhabitants of ''Metro2033'' certainly don't have it easy.