[ SECRET POST #4655 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4655 ⌋

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08. [SPOILERS for Chicago Med]

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[(Anonymous)]

I dig this description. Give me examples plz.

[(Anonymous)]

Not OP, but Kokichi Ouma from Danganronpa V3 is the only one who comes to mind immediately (and even then some would disagree with me).

[(Anonymous)]

Not OP, but imo Tony Stark and Jessica Jones are both solid examples of this character type. And I love them both. :)

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[(Anonymous)]

Hahaha! It's like you read my mind, anon. These are two of my top examples of this trope, for sure.

[(Anonymous)]

most characters in The Dynamic

[(Anonymous)]

Particularly the Absolute Nightmares, I think. I don't know if many of the Sweater Boys fit this type.

[cloudtrader]

Batman/Bruce Wayne. Red Robin/Tim Drake.... like, most of the Batfamily...

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[(Anonymous)]

As others in this thread have said, Tony Stark really is the poster child for this type. He epitomizes this character type so perfectly that you could honestly just name it after him.

Jessica Jones is another fantastic example (and one of very few female examples of this character type, sadly).

Harvey Specter from Suits is a good example, though he’s a little less neurotic than the standard.

Logan Echolls from Veronica Mars is this type.

Veronica Mars herself is…not quite this type, but she’s close to it.

Greg House, the BBC version of Sherlock Holmes, and Bill Masters from Masters Of Sex are all this type, though in their case I do acknowledge that they are genuinely assholes. I don’t find them as unforgivable as a lot of people do, because like I said, I love this type. But I won’t sit here and argue they’re not assholes, because they are.

Lex Luthor from Smallville is a darker version of this type, at least for the first couple of seasons before he goes full-on villain.

Jeff Winger from Community, Alan Shore from Boston Legal, and even Spock from new Trek are all this type to lesser degrees.

And personally, I would say Lisbeth Salander is this type, though maybe only in the US movie, in which her underlying vulnerability is more tangible. She’s possibly not neurotic enough to be this type, but she ticks enough of the boxes to ping as the type for me.

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[(Anonymous)]

Oh, I forgot Lucifer from the show Lucifer. God, he's so this type.

And I guess Crowley from Good Omens is a fair bit this type too, come to think of it.

[rivulet027]

Mick Rory from Legends of Tomorrow. John Constantine.