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When someone refers to another as "Not Bad", it's used to show that the person of whom it is said has won the (albeit grudging) respect of a character who initially hadn't liked them. A variant of this is when a character refers to another as "Not Bad For An X", which is usually said by a character who normally looks down on another group except for the other character. This variation is often what a supposed Superior Species would say to our plucky human hero who's proven themselves worthy in their eyes. This is often used by people whose approval is hard to come by and expressed in terms that don't seem all that approving if you don't know them. Deadpan Snarkers are the most frequent abusers of this trope, because outright complimenting someone is out of the question for them. It's also a characteristic of The Stoic, The Spock (because his standards are just that high), people with a Stiff Upper Lip (a British person saying "not bad" may actually be an expression of unbridled approval). By the way, saying "not bad" instead of just straight up "good" is one of many examples of what's called litotes. See also Compliment Backfire, Damned by Faint Praise, Overly Narrow Superlative, and The One Thing I Don't Hate About You. For the humorous counterpart, see Actually Pretty Funny. |
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In Sabres of Infinity, If Cazarosta respects you enough to let you command the boarding party in his place, he has this to say: | |
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On JonTron, after spending a good 20 minutes ripping on Dan Aykroyd's vodka, laughing at how over-the-top the videos describing it are, and poking fun at a video of Larry King where it's clear Mr. King is reluctant to actually drink the stuff, Jon admits that the vodka actually is pretty good. | |
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In The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, the Rito warrior Teba is initially dismissive of Link's offer to help him board and disable the aerial Divine Beast Vah Medoh given the latter is a flightless Hylian. But when Link uses a paraglider to ace a tricky archery course at the Flight Range at Teba's request, Teba says "Not bad" in response and acknowledges that Link might be more helpful than assumed. | |
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An episode of Titus has Titus and Dave made a triple play in a Little league baseball game. Ken responds with "not bad," to which Titus and Dave have an over-the-top victory celebration, including a "NOT BAD" banner that drops from the ceiling. | |
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In one episode of Scrubs, Dr Cox says J.D. is "not a completely horrible doctor". J.D. recognises this as high praise. | |
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Though surprised it happened, Kacee Carlisle gave La Rosa Negra a contemptuous congratulation after learning she earned a second shot at her NWA World Women's Title Belt. | |
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Boy Eats Girl: After Jessica kills over a dozen zombies in a Construction Vehicle Rampage, Cheryl snarkily says "Not bad for a virgin", which is still one of the nicest things she says to Jessica throughout the movie. | |
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In the first Sonic/Shadow boss battle in Sonic Adventure 2, Shadow will say this after you defeat him with Sonic: | |
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Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. The Joker's response to seeing Terry swooping in as the new Batman (though he calls him "Batfake" moments latter). | |
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In Sonic Generations, this is Dr. Eggman's reaction to if you hit him in the Egg Dragoon. This is, like most things, mocked in pokecapn's Let's Play of the game. Also at the end of the story, Knuckles says this to Sonic who defeated The Time Eater along with his Classic self. Amy hits Knuckles for that half-hearted compliment, and said that Sonic was all great. | |
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Marvel Cinematic Universe: In The Avengers (2012), Captain America tries to insult Iron Man with the Armor-Piercing Question of "Take away your suit, and what are you?" Iron Man gives an Armor-Piercing Response with zero hesitation, "A genius billionaire playboy philanthropist." Black Widow, herself no fan of Iron Man, shrugs to Captain America as if to say "he's right, you know." In Ant-Man when Scott is fighting Falcon, he manages to take down the far better trained Avenger by using his shrink-tech to land an uncharacteristically well-done wrestling move. Hope, who until now has had nothing but utter scorn for Scott, is visibly impressed by this one. |
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Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun: When Michael McNeil saves the day, stops Kane, and gets the girl, Umagon concedes "Not bad for a blunt" before kissing him. | |
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When the title character of The Eighth Voyage of Sindbad first successfully beats down an enemy, Princess Amoura remarks, "Not bad...for a boy." | |
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Nintendo Wars: One of Hawke's win quotes from the Advance Wars series: | |
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In Aliens, the android Bishop says Ripley was "Not bad, for a human.", just before he dies (or whatever it is that androids do). The point is that Ripley initially hadn't liked Bishop because he was an android; then he helped save her and the others and she admitted to him that he hadn't done badly for an android. Then the Alien Queen turned up, nearly fatally injuring Bishop and the line is an Ironic Echo of Ripley's earlier comment, she having defeated the Alien Queen. | |
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In How I Killed Your Master, the protagonist (as a boy) reflexively blocks the strike of his abusive foster parent. He (and the reader) expect him to be in serious trouble, since he wasn't supposed to be learning his martial arts style but instead he gets a "Barely competent" and his "punishment" is to run to the forest and back every day. | |
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In How to Train Your Dragon 2, Cloudjumper reacts this way to Toothless after Toothless defeats Drago's Bewilderbeast and becomes the Alpha. | |
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In Girl Genius, Zeetha has this reaction to Violetta replacing a hostage held by an antagonist with a dummy. | |
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In The Titan's Curse, Artemis tells Percy he didn't do bad, for a man. Before then, she had always called him a boy, so it was probably one of the best and most respectful compliments he ever got out of a god that wasn't his dad Poseidon. | |
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Near the beginning of [1], Malos begins to realize how much he underestimated Rex. | |
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In A Song of Ice and Fire, when Jaime Lannister fights Brienne of Tarth, he uses this — when she successfully fends off his first attack, he concedes that she's "Not half bad, for a wench." As the duel goes on and he realizes her level of skill, it comes up again: | |
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The Three Musketeers (1961): At the end, the Cardinal Richelieu sends a sign of the hand to the Musketeers as they show up on time at the call to arms, after also receiving the news of the death of both Milady and Rochefort, meaning their scheme to kill the three Musketeers and D'Artagnan has failed. Judging by his body language, that means he grudgingly admits the Musketeers won this time. But now they're being sent on assignment to the siege of La Rochelle, so they're part of other plans of his anyway. | |
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In Willow, Burglekutt (the village's jerkass, especially to the protagonist Willow) is actually noticeably impressed by Willow's disappearing pig trick, making it the closet thing he has to a Pet the Dog moment. Of course when the trick quickly goes sour he returns to his default jerkassery. | |
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In The West Wing, outgoing President Bartlet does grudgingly admit that Senator Vinick, the Republican presidential candidate, is an intelligent and ethical politician despite being from the opposing party. | |
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In Independence Day the President says this to David. The two have years of animosity between them due to their Love Triangle, which David ultimately won. | |
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The Angry Video Game Nerd has begrudgingly admitted that some games he expected to be terrible ended up being decent or even actually quite good, such as the NES adaptation of Alien³, Bible Buffet, and Mary-Kate and Ashley Get A Clue. It even returns as a Brick Joke much later when reviewing the PSX adaptation of Planet of the Apes, which begins with him gathering up and discarding all of his shitty games: Castlevania II: Simon's Quest gets thrown out but he hesitantly lets Bible Buffet stay. | |
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Shadow says this to Sonic at the end of Rise of Lyric, after seeing the titular villain hogtied by the group. | |
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Sonic the Hedgehog: In Sonic Generations, this is Dr. Eggman's reaction to if you hit him in the Egg Dragoon. This is, like most things, mocked in pokecapn's Let's Play of the game. Also at the end of the story, Knuckles says this to Sonic who defeated The Time Eater along with his Classic self. Amy hits Knuckles for that half-hearted compliment, and said that Sonic was all great. In the first Sonic/Shadow boss battle in Sonic Adventure 2, Shadow will say this after you defeat him with Sonic: Shadow says this to Sonic at the end of Rise of Lyric, after seeing the titular villain hogtied by the group. |
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Gunslinger Girl. Jean gives a "Not bad" to his younger brother Jose while watching Henrietta's performance in the Shooting Gallery. While the trope is played straight from Jean's perspective—as he's the Aloof Big Brother who regards their cyborgs as tools—it's Your Approval Fills Me with Shame from Jose's perspective, as he's guilty over how these girls have been turned into brainwashed cyborg killing machines. | |
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In The Avengers (2012), Captain America tries to insult Iron Man with the Armor-Piercing Question of "Take away your suit, and what are you?" Iron Man gives an Armor-Piercing Response with zero hesitation, "A genius billionaire playboy philanthropist." Black Widow, herself no fan of Iron Man, shrugs to Captain America as if to say "he's right, you know." | |
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In the 2010 True Grit, Mattie defies Rooster and the Texas Ranger and crosses the river on her horse to come with them. Rooster observes her crossing with an appraising eye, and then says "Good Horse", as she staggers ashore. | |
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In Rise of the Guardians, Jack Frost says this to the Easter Bunny, who replies, "Not bad yourself". | |
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In Ant-Man when Scott is fighting Falcon, he manages to take down the far better trained Avenger by using his shrink-tech to land an uncharacteristically well-done wrestling move. Hope, who until now has had nothing but utter scorn for Scott, is visibly impressed by this one. | |
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In The Legend of Korra "A Leaf in the Wind", The Stoic Mako sincerely offers this compliment when Korra successfully follows Bolin's pro-bending advice. It backfires, as she assumes she's been Damned by Faint Praise, to Mako's confusion. | |
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In The Iron Giant, Dean, a junk yard owner who likes to make sculptures out of the junk, gets angry at the Giant for eating some of his art. The Giant, confused, puts together a bunch of half-chewed junk to try to appease Dean. Dean isn't too impressed, at first: "No, don't... that's not... that's... huh, that's not bad." | |
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Spaceballs has this example: | |
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Occurs late-game in Cyberpunk 2077 when V and Johnny come across the Cool Car owned by Johnny's former bandmate, Kerry Eurodyne. Even Johnny, who until that point was nothing but critical of Kerry's post-Samurai lifestyle, is forced to "give him that one." | |
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After Adam Cole's successful ROH Television Title defense against Mike Mondo, Matt Hardy stood up from the commentary table to congratulate him, saying he just saw why the two were compared to each other, Cole almost being as good as Matt Hardy used to be, though nowhere near as good as he currently was. | |
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Friday Night Funkin': Before Tankman's second song in Week 7, he begrudgingly gives Boyfriend his due for entertaining him and singing well enough. However, he's incapable of doing it without being an ass: | |
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Star Trek: The Next Generation: In "Unification Part 2", Mr. Spock says this line when Data successfully uses the Vulcan Nerve Pinch. This is high praise since it can be difficult to impress a stoic Vulcan. | |
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