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* ''WesternAnimation/XiaolinShowdown'': Omi was never one to be humble, but in "The Emperor Scorpion Strikes Back" his arrogance was Flanderized to an extreme level that had never happened before nor did it ever happen again. Notably, he thought he could take on the entire Fearsome Four alone, when usually, no matter how cocky he got, he was always willing to work with his fellow monks, and at worst he'd just take credit for it or brag that they only won because of his teachings. But here, he actually thinks he can take on four of a creature that nearly defeated him before on his own.
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* On more than one occasion in the ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'', Ash has gotten so full of himself ''specifically'' to get a BreakTheHaughty moment by the end of the episode, and then go back to being a reasonably humble trainer afterwards. Instances of this include his battles with Prima, Brawley, and Drake of the Elite Four. May also got this in one of her contests when she gained a Coordinator Superiority Complex ''out of nowhere'' and was reprimanded for it, and then it never comes up again.
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* ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries''
** On more than oneoccasion in the ''Anime/PokemonTheSeries'', occasion, Ash has gotten so full of himself ''specifically'' to get a BreakTheHaughty moment by the end of the episode, and then go back to being a reasonably humble trainer afterwards. Instances of this include his battles with Prima, Brawley, and Drake of the Elite Four. Four.
** May also got this in one of her contests when she gained a Coordinator Superiority Complex ''out of nowhere'' and was reprimanded for it, and then it never comes upagain. again.
** Pikachu gets this in "Betrayed, Bothered, and Beleaguered!" when Pikachu becomes jealous of Ash's Riolu that he trains extensively. Never mind that Riolu is just a baby, and Pikachu had been very welcoming to other baby Pokémon Ash had given more attention to such as Phanpy and Larvitar. In addition, there were other occasions where Pikachu was overshadowed such as when Ash training his Snorunt excessively until it perfected Ice Beam as well as the emotionally scarred Chimchar he took from Paul, to even his own disobedient Charizard that he stayed up all night taking care of. Yet, for this episode and this episode only, Pikachu becomes jealous of Riolu to the point of even considering leaving Ash.
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** May also got this in one of her contests when she gained a Coordinator Superiority Complex ''out of nowhere'' and was reprimanded for it, and then it never comes up
** Pikachu gets this in "Betrayed, Bothered, and Beleaguered!" when Pikachu becomes jealous of Ash's Riolu that he trains extensively. Never mind that Riolu is just a baby, and Pikachu had been very welcoming to other baby Pokémon Ash had given more attention to such as Phanpy and Larvitar. In addition, there were other occasions where Pikachu was overshadowed such as when Ash training his Snorunt excessively until it perfected Ice Beam as well as the emotionally scarred Chimchar he took from Paul, to even his own disobedient Charizard that he stayed up all night taking care of. Yet, for this episode and this episode only, Pikachu becomes jealous of Riolu to the point of even considering leaving Ash.
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** In "Green House", the Loud house is shown to have a massive carbon footprint, as each sister does things that waste energy. Lincoln convinces the sisters to moderate their consumption of resources, but they get annoyed when they see him play the hypocrite with them and in the end they all go back to their eco-unfriendly ways, which they never display again afterwards, nor is the house's carbon footprint ever brought up again.
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** In "Green House", the Loud house is shown to have a massive carbon footprint, as each sister does things that waste energy.wantonly wastes energy for their own needs. Lincoln convinces the sisters to moderate their consumption of resources, but they get annoyed when they see him play the hypocrite with them and in the end they all go back to their eco-unfriendly ways, which they never display again afterwards, nor is the house's carbon footprint ever brought up again.
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** In "Green House", the Loud house is shown to have a massive carbon footprint, as each sister does things that are bad for the environment. Lincoln convinces the sisters to moderate their consumption of resources, but they get annoyed when they see him play the hypocrite with them and in the end they all go back to their eco-unfriendly ways, which they never display again afterwards, nor is the house's carbon footprint ever brought up again.
** In "Spell It Out", Lucy gets constantly overlooked by her siblings, having her activities interrupted or her objects destroyed by accident. Lucy treats this behavior from them as the norm, despite how there was never any sign before or after that of the siblings being this neglectful of Lucy.
** In "Spell It Out", Lucy gets constantly overlooked by her siblings, having her activities interrupted or her objects destroyed by accident. Lucy treats this behavior from them as the norm, despite how there was never any sign before or after that of the siblings being this neglectful of Lucy.
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** In "Green House", the Loud house is shown to have a massive carbon footprint, as each sister does things that are bad for the environment.waste energy. Lincoln convinces the sisters to moderate their consumption of resources, but they get annoyed when they see him play the hypocrite with them and in the end they all go back to their eco-unfriendly ways, which they never display again afterwards, nor is the house's carbon footprint ever brought up again.
** In "Spell It Out", Lucy gets constantly overlooked by her siblings, having her activities interrupted or her objects destroyed by accident. Lucy treats this behavior from them as the norm, despite how there was never any sign before or after that of the siblings ever being this neglectful of Lucy.
** In "Spell It Out", Lucy gets constantly overlooked by her siblings, having her activities interrupted or her objects destroyed by accident. Lucy treats this behavior from them as the norm, despite how there was never any sign before or after that of the siblings ever being this neglectful of Lucy.
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** In "Spell It Out", Lucy gets constantly neglected by her siblings, having her activities interrupted or her objects destroyed by accident. However, there was never any sign before or after that that the siblings were ever this ignorant about Lucy.
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** In "Spell It Out", Lucy gets constantly neglected overlooked by her siblings, having her activities interrupted or her objects destroyed by accident. However, Lucy treats this behavior from them as the norm, despite how there was never any sign before or after that that of the siblings were ever being this ignorant about neglectful of Lucy.
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** In "Spell It Out", Lucy is always harmed by her siblings, having her activities interrupted or her objects destroyed by accident. However, there was never any sign before or after that that the siblings were in the habit of harming Lucy (although there are always signs that Lincoln suffered at their hand).
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** In "Spell It Out", Lucy is always harmed gets constantly neglected by her siblings, having her activities interrupted or her objects destroyed by accident. However, there was never any sign before or after that that the siblings were in the habit of harming Lucy (although there are always signs that Lincoln suffered at their hand).ever this ignorant about Lucy.
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** In "Green House", the Loud house is depicted as a pollution factory, as each sister does things that are bad for the environment. Lincoln convinces the sisters to moderate their consumption of resources, but they get annoyed when they see him play the hypocrite with them and in the end they all go back to their eco-unfriendly ways, which they never display again afterwards.
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** In "Green House", the Loud house is depicted as shown to have a pollution factory, massive carbon footprint, as each sister does things that are bad for the environment. Lincoln convinces the sisters to moderate their consumption of resources, but they get annoyed when they see him play the hypocrite with them and in the end they all go back to their eco-unfriendly ways, which they never display again afterwards.afterwards, nor is the house's carbon footprint ever brought up again.
