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Pride

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Pride	comment	Pride. It goeth before a fall. Sometimes having a good opinion of yourself — your position, your skills, your accomplishments — can be too much. It can go to your head. It can turn you into a Jerkass. When it really gets bad, it can destroy your common sense, make you delusional, declare to the world that "It's All About Me!" and make you grab the Idiot Ball by Tempting Fate. Many religions, such as that of the Greeks (who coined the terms Hubris and Narcissism for such dangerous amounts of pride) were condemning on having a mortal (un)deservedly boasting that they're better at something than their highly petty and vengeful gods, especially the one who declares oneself Above the Most High. Or trying to constantly bully the weirdo who has the powers to reduce you into a smear on the wall, because your pride says you can. Or (always a classic) walking right into an enemy's hands confident they'll fall just like everyone else has, despite how they seem to be goading you to stand on the big red bulls-eye. Or, best of all, never asking for help or Forgiveness despite all the Break the Haughty because "pride" won't allow it... or, if you are helped you express lack of gratitude, and letting highly preventable events play out, to the pain and misfortune of protagonists and their close ones, if not others. In more Romanticist works, hubris also goes very well with committing, through science, sins against nature or discovering Things Man Was Not Meant to Know. How the Mighty Have Fallen! The technical term for that is "Tragedy." When done on a larger scale upon entire civilizations, leads to Look on My Works, Ye Mighty, and Despair or And Man Grew Proud. Pride forms a powerful combination with Ambition, Greed, Megalomania and Insanity, and these deadly sins have brought down more heroes and villains than Homer could shake a cudgel at; just see the many victims of the Villain Ball and its subtropes. As a Fatal Flaw and Achilles' Heel, it is a classic that's Older Than Feudalism and not likely to go away any time soon. There's a reason why this is one (and also the worst) of the Seven Deadly Sins, and why a very minor character in Classical Mythology is the Trope Namer for Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Pride is a potent driving force for Drama: Some stories begin with the proud brought low and their attempts to learn humility, others are driven by prideful quests, while others end because of an unwillingness to forsake said pride. It's All About Me, A God Am I, Kneel Before Zod, Nothing Can Stop Us Now!, What Could Possibly Go Wrong?, Grudging "Thank You" and Don't You Dare Pity Me! are proud stock phrases. Proud people are also very likely to suffer from Moral Myopia (to the point of being convinced to be the only righteous one). Come to Gawk is frequently uncommonly painful for the proud — and the proud are uncommonly likely to jump to the conclusion that someone did come to do just that. The Green-Eyed Monster often accuses the envied person of Pride — justly or unjustly, or the person with Pride could be the one getting envious. Sub-Tropes include Acquired Situational Narcissism, Fairest of Them All, Holier Than Thou, Inferiority Superiority Complex, Never My Fault, Smug Snake, and Too Clever by Half. See also Small Name, Big Ego, Rightly Self-Righteous and Fallen Angel. Not to Be Confused with the common use of "pride" to denote a group of lions, or LGBT Pride.
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Pride / int_113d7fa	comment	Rengoku: The second game tells that Mars, who is associated with Pride, has lacked discipline or self-restraint and have overused his AI Suit, which ended up killing him.
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Pride / int_135f97c9	comment	Emma — pride goeth before a fall for dear Miss Woodhouse.
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Pride / int_13a3b72e	comment	Pride is the ultimate source of all the misery Winterbourne and Daisy suffer in Daisy Miller.
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Pride / int_14494034	comment	Abraxas (Hrodvitnon): "The arrogance of man" is still in play. Alan Jonah experiments on both Ghidorah's severed head and the San-Vivienne Graham fusion that's born from it, wholly confident that he's in control. His experiments on Ghidorah's DNA create the Many, and his arrogance prevents him from seeing that Ghidorah's Brown Note is slowly driving him insane until it's too late for him.
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Pride / int_144ea6e4	comment	Iago in Othello has Pride and Envy as his fatal flaws.
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Pride / int_1858fe06	comment	The Brotherhood of Guardians in Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Comics) massively prided themselves on their old Guardian traditions, leading them to think that threats like Dr. Robotnik wasn't a threat to them at all. When Eggman took Robotnik's place, they still weren't concerned, even when Princess Sally came to them, begging for help. To their shock and horror, Eggman eventually caught up to them technologically and helped cull the Echidna population greatly. Oops.
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Pride / int_1aacbbc9	comment	The sin of Pride is one of the overarching themes of the Dragon Age verse in general; it was the pride of the magisters that led them to attempt to conquer heaven and thereby to turn the Golden City into the Black City and unleash the darkspawn on the world (at least according to the Chantry; the magister Corypheus claims that the Black City was already corrupt when he arrived, but his clear megalomania certainly supports the Pride bit). Origins' introduction begins with Duncan intoning "The Chantry teaches us that it is the sins of Man that brought the darkspawn to this world..." and the two Tragic Hero party members of Dragon Age II, Anders and Merrill, both bring themselves (and other people) to ruin because they pridefully believe themselves equal to the foolish risks they undertake ( willingly allowing a spirit to possess him while being exposed to a hellhole of a city that is Kirkwall, in Anders's case; practicing blood magic, summoning demons and making deals with them, attempting to repair an artifact that killed her best friend, and generally being insensitive to the legitimate concerns of other people, in Merrill's case).
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Pride / int_1af304a9	comment	In Ajax, the main character's pride leads to a mad rampage that only ends up driving him to suicide.
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Pride / int_1bdeba5a	comment	In X-Men fanfic Mutatis Mutandis by Artemis's Liege, Rogue's main flaw is her pride, which frequently interferes while she's trying to interact with other Marvel heroes.
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Pride / int_1c649ab3	comment	"The Rising of the Shield Hero" Itsuki unlocks the curse of pride. As with all cursed skills, using it causes to suffer an ailment. In his case, he loses his sense of self and becomes subservient to whatever he is told to do. Even if he is told to kill himself.
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Pride / int_1cc09117	comment	Bleach: Pride is a key trait of the protagonist, Ichigo. Some of his fights would be a lot easier if he didn't underestimate his opponents or taunt them. Whenever he starts enjoying a fight, pride kicks in.
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Pride / int_1ec960a9	comment	After the second credits of Solatorobo, Elh claims that Red has a huge ego and the reason she won't tell him what their adventures together mean to her is because she doesn't want it to get any bigger.
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Pride / int_1f140feb	comment	The Silmarillion, pride literally goes before a Fall: Melkor sought to create and rule over others, and was too proud to admit his creations were only discoveries made possible by God. He became Morgoth, that is, Satan. All the Noldor were prideful, but FÃ«anor's arrogance was such that he lead the majority of them into exile, thinking he would be able to defy the Valar (godlike angels delegated to rule the world), and that he would stand a chance of defeating Morgoth in combat. Predictably, it ended very badly for him and most of his people.
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Pride / int_23945975	comment	Various Disney villains are defined by their arrogance: Aladdin — Jafar was this close to complete victory, but his refusal to accept any position other than that of the most powerful being on the face of the Earth was what ultimately undid him. He was already the Sultan and the most powerful sorcerer in the world as a result of his first two wishes upon capturing the Genie, but his undoing came when Aladdin tricked him into wishing to be a genie — with everything that goes along with the package. He could probably even have avoided the last third of the movie altogether if he hadn't wasted his first wish on, essentially, stealing the Sultan's clothes — out of pride. Beauty and the Beast — No one is as prideful as Gaston! Fueled by the town's admiration for him and his own excessive masculinity, he pursues Belle solely because he believes he deserves the most beautiful wife, despite not having any respect for her passion of reading or her as a person, and there being other girls in the village that adore him. After having his pride hurt by rejection, he schemes to blackmail Belle into marrying him, and uses his popularity within the village to achieve this. The Hunchback of Notre Dame — Frollo is a dangerous combination of pride and lust. While his lust for Esmeralda is his motivation, it's pride that convinces him that higher powers are responsible for his actions, and that it's Esmeralda that's guilty for tempting him. He uses this as justification for setting ablaze the city of Paris in search for Esmeralda. Wreck-It Ralph — Turbo was the player character of a racing game that was decommissioned after his thirst for gamer attention drove him to crash a newer racing game purely out of jealousy. After escaping, he took over the racing game Sugar Rush and disguised himself as King Candy, doing everything possible to make himself the favorite of everyone who played the game.
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Pride / int_25f6f1a0	comment	Umineko: When They Cry: Lucifer is the eldest of the Stakes of Purgatory. Naturally, she has quite a bit of Pride in this position, which makes sense, considering that's the sin she embodies. This makes her Defeat by Modesty at the hands of Kanon in the third arc all the more hilarious. However, the Stakes Valentine's Day side story reveals that she's actually the least competent of her sisters, and her TIPS reveal that she takes great pleasure in surrendering.
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Pride / int_2819aebd	comment	Bass from Mega Man (Classic) is extremely arrogant and obsessed with proving his superiority over Mega Man, to the point he regularly disobeys Wily. It's justified in a Gone Horribly Right fashion: he was designed to defeat Mega Man and prove himself to be superior. However, Wily neglected to include a "obey Wily at all times" clause, and so this resulted in a robot who regularly ignores Wily's demands in favor of antagonizing Mega Man.
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Pride / int_291ddb45	comment	Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation — "Proud Heart Cat doesn't have a lot to say, but he's Purrfect in every way."
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Pride / int_2ade1ae9	comment	Nobilis: Discussed in 3e, which cautions that while it's possible to become Noble by eating a Power's heart, making plans to do so would be an example of hubris and would probably come back to bite you on the butt, possibly in the form of a giant scorpion. Through Nobilis' history, Lucifer has been the Imperator of Pride and Persuasion, which is to say that it is because Lucifer exists that Pride, as a thing in itself, does too. Nobles themselves are generally portrayed as pretty arrogant; divine power tends to do that to you, since, after all, it's pretty easy to become insulated from the consequences of your actions when you can beat up the entire USMC. That being said, Nobles who push it too far by trying to shape cosmic power on a level that transcends their own — a Power of Snakes who tries to create an Aaron's Serpent, for example — risk tripping the Law of Hubris and unleashing an Actual, which tends to be a bad thing.
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Pride / int_2dd58c73	comment	Travis Tritt's "Foolish Pride" is about a failed relationship where both sides are afraid to show their feelings for each other out of pride.
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Pride / int_2e1df124	comment	Wreck-It Ralph — Turbo was the player character of a racing game that was decommissioned after his thirst for gamer attention drove him to crash a newer racing game purely out of jealousy. After escaping, he took over the racing game Sugar Rush and disguised himself as King Candy, doing everything possible to make himself the favorite of everyone who played the game.
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Pride / int_303bfb46	comment	In Flight has Shirou reunite with Saber and Rin, who have a method of keeping the Clocktower from experimenting on Shirou by having them stay with him. The only problem is that her pride as a magus and human would never allow her to be reduced to the level of his Alien Harem and she would rather go into exile than share him.
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Pride / int_30a5ebfd	comment	Naruto: Neji thinks he's better than everyone, until Naruto beats some sense into him. Sasuke, too, which unfortunately wasn't remedied until Chapter 698. Almost the entire Uchiha Clan (they're not known for their humility), but especially Madara. Something about having a Sharingan seems to make you really arrogant. In fact, it's revealed that unlocking the Sharingan renders an Uchiha dangerously proven to a deranging form of arrogance and those who manage to at least partially overcome this still tend to be pretty prideful.
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Pride / int_32926c5b	comment	Tarkin's Fist: The main motivator of the leadership of Tarkin's Fist. Having come from an Empire that had won the Clone Wars, crushed all opposition and, having left prior to the advent of the Rebellion, the men and women of Tarkin's Fist are convinced that they are the pinnacle of civilization and cannot be beaten. When they come across the Earth and it's comparatively less advanced technology, they conclude that the Earth will make for a quick and easy target of conquest, and that the planet will fold just as every other planet that has defied the Empire has folded in the past. The Earth quickly demonstrates to the Imperial rank and file that they are no pushovers, and a war that was supposed to be won in a week drags on for over a year and a half in a brutal no holds barred slugfest. And yet, despite the growing body count on the Imperial side, the Imperial High Command on Mars is unable or unwilling to simply withdraw their troops when they have the chance, convinced that victory is right around the corner and that there is no way they can possibly lose to a group of primitive savages.
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Pride / int_32c541e6	comment	Fullmetal Alchemist: Pride is the leader of the Homunculi, following the Seven Deadly Sins theme. However, his identity differs between the first anime and manga — in the former Pride is Fuhrer King Bradley, but in the latter it's Selim Bradley! In the former, the pride aspect manifests through the power he wields through his precognition and the political power at his beck and call; he refers to himself as God's "guardian angel" of humanity (with alchemists, possessing the one power he cannot have as a Homunculus, as the Devil). In the latter, Pride is the "pride and joy" of Big Bad Father. At one point Hohenheim addresses Pride, and characterizes his self-love as particularly evil: Pride is utterly incapable of giving value to the life of any other person, and is Lack of Empathy personified. Not only is Pride Father's most powerful Homunculus, and not only is Pride the most prideful and arrogant of them all, his very shape is proof of Father's hubris. His true form is Father's original form as an amorphous shadow in a flask cranked up to eleven and then some. What better example of Father's pride than to make his strongest warrior in his own image? Particularly in the Brotherhood version, Ed's pride (being an Insufferable Genius) seems to be a major motivation in his ill-fated attempt to bring his mother back from the dead, although love for her was certainly a big part of it too. Which makes his defeat of the Homunculus of the same name even more appropriate. In the fangame Fullmetal Alchemist: Bluebird's Illusion, in one of the endings Edward becomes Pride when he commits suicide after failing to save his brother. While she definitely embodies the sin she's named for (specifically the desire to hurt others), the Homunculus Lust is also unbelievably arrogant in the manga, seeing herself and her fellow Homunculi as superior to all the pitiful humans. Anime Lust, meanwhile, is a Beta Test Baddie and her desire is to be human.
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Pride / int_334120fc	comment	Red Mage of 8-Bit Theater is noted for his absolute conviction that he is a brilliant tactician who understands everything perfectly and never makes stupid decisions. None of those things are true. This gets him hurt innumerable times, including the time he insisted that he would be better at negotiating with a monster than the guy who hired said monster, and found himself transformed into a slime creature as a result. When the time came for them to face Ordeals related to their vices, Red Mage attempted to defeat the Ordeal of Pride by insisting that he clearly can't be arrogant because that would be a flaw, and when he admits he cannot defeat it and thus passes, he takes about four seconds to convince himself that his mind was working on a level of subtle brilliance unknown to even him. Elves are arrogant on a cultural/species level, so Thief can also exhibit this, but Red Mage is the one who has it brought up the most.
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Pride / int_33fdae4d	comment	In Mad Men this turns out to be Lane Pryce's undoing. The man started the series as a bit of a Chew Toy who is used as a hatchet man by his bosses and never given the recognition he deserves. In America he finds the freedom to pursue his own goals and becomes a founding partner of Sterling-Cooper-Draper-Pryce. He is justifiably proud of his achievements but his pride soon leads him to make questionable decisions. When a business downturn forces the partners to put more money into the company, he commits all his assets to the venture and does not tell anyone about his difficult financial position. More importantly, he fails to pay his British taxes (the US and UK did not yet have a reciprocity treaty), and a year later Inland Revenue sends him a menacing letter saying that if he ever wished to return to Britain and not get arrested, he had to make a very large lump payment that would bankrupt him. Don would have been more than happy to lend Lane the money but Lane's pride prevents him from asking for a loan. Instead he forges a check to get an advance on a bonus. When bonuses are canceled, he cannot return the money and Don tells Lane he has to leave when he finds out about the embezzlement. Lane hangs himself in his office rather than face the disgrace. Lane was no longer willing to "suffer the little humiliations" that his life was filled with before he became successful and thus was not able to ask for help when he most needed it.
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Pride / int_343830b9	comment	The Night Unfurls: Shamuhaza represents the "romanticist" type of pride — experimenting on helpless civilians in order to exploit the Eldritch Truth. He gets transformed into an arthropod for his troubles, sitting on a lake with nothing to do but wait. The Hunter has faced many a person who think that they can one-up him or take him on despite knowing who he is, so many that it gets him to muse on the method to fight an arrogant enemy. He answers his own question with the following, a piece of advice in dealing with the prideful.
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Pride / int_34d050c6	comment	Darkwing Duck — Darkwing is to pride what Scrooge McDuck is to greed and avarice. With a chaser of Loners Are Freaks.
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Pride / int_350688f0	comment	In the BDSM themed Sunstone this is what brought Ally and Alan's relationship to an end. The experience of dominating each other went to their heads and this turned into a competitive and destructive relationship when they didn't have the free time to share their desired role regularly. At the time the two of them also considered themselves superior to vanilla people; and this trait is still somewhat evident in Ally when she refers to casual practitioners of BDSM as noobs. Ally also blames herself and her ego for what happened in the class on shibari with Marion, leading to her "showing her too much, too fast" and the downward spiral that followed.
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Pride / int_369e7a11	comment	The defining trait of Apollo Creed in the Rocky franchise. He picks up underdog nobody fighter Rocky Balboa for a publicity stunt when his original "name" opponent pulls out; Creed doesn't take the fight seriously at first, approaching the whole thing like a game until Rocky knocks him down with one mean blow, something that had never happened before in his entire career. After an epic battle between the two the fight is so close that the judges have a hard time naming a true victor, but ultimately they give it to Creed, which comes back to bite him in the ass in the second film where Creed is angry and full of hurt pride over accusations from fans and critics that he cheated by rigging the fight with the judges earlier to give the title to him no matter what or he simply got lucky when they gave it to him. With his popularity and reputation crumbling as a result of the controversial and humiliating fight from the first film Creed becomes so obsessed with proving he didn't cheat that he forces his handlers to cook up a nasty smear campaign to get Rocky back in the ring for a rematch since it's the only way he knows of proving and redeeming himself in the eyes of his fans and critics. Once Rocky agrees to the rematch Creed trains harder than ever before and attacks Rocky like a force of nature in the ring but after another epic fight Rocky ultimately defeats Creed, though at least Creed's fans and critics forgive him for an honest loss. Sadly, Creed's pride ultimately brought about his death in Rocky IV.
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Pride / int_3953baf0	comment	The Hunchback of Notre Dame — Frollo is a dangerous combination of pride and lust. While his lust for Esmeralda is his motivation, it's pride that convinces him that higher powers are responsible for his actions, and that it's Esmeralda that's guilty for tempting him. He uses this as justification for setting ablaze the city of Paris in search for Esmeralda.
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Pride / int_39fe00f1	comment	In Dragon Age: Inquisition, Solas accuses Vivienne of being so self-assured that a Pride demon would walk away laughing. She replies it's happened more than once. Ironically, Solas means "pride" itself, and given his plans that qualifies him as the Big Bad for the fourth game, this may be one of his Fatal Flaws.
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Pride / int_3ac755dd	comment	Beauty and the Beast — No one is as prideful as Gaston! Fueled by the town's admiration for him and his own excessive masculinity, he pursues Belle solely because he believes he deserves the most beautiful wife, despite not having any respect for her passion of reading or her as a person, and there being other girls in the village that adore him. After having his pride hurt by rejection, he schemes to blackmail Belle into marrying him, and uses his popularity within the village to achieve this.
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Pride / int_3aeb1c75	comment	Dragon Ball: Vegeta gets his ass handed to him so many times during Dragon Ball Z for his stubborn pride, you start to wonder if he likes it. Few are the characters who have done more stupid things for the sake of their pride. Like so many characters on this page though, it is all he has left if you think about it. He's the Prince of a world that no longer exists, all his kin are dead until Trunks is born, and that filthy peasant Kakarot just keeps getting further ahead of him in terms of power. The whole reason why he has nothing else left is his pride. He killed Nappa because of it, and got Bulma despite it, yet also loses the latter because of it. Good thing for him the Dragon Balls exist, as they allow him to keep trying again until even he gets it right. Most of DBZ villains tend to have this as a major flaw thinking there is no way they can be defeated. Frieza cannot comprehend that a "monkey" could become stronger than him even after he is sliced in half and the world blows up. Android 17 thinks he is the perfect fighting machine and cannot be improved upon. Cell thinks his final form is "perfect" due to having the best qualities of each fighter and cannot be defeated. Even in the original Dragon Ball series, most villains have this fatal flaw. King Piccolo is so sure of his power that he believes that no one in the world can defeat him, even when Goku was fighting as his equal and he was sealed for centuries by a martial artist. Piccolo Jr, before his Heelâ€“Face Turn, also had this flaw, believing no one but Goku was a threat to him, and even then talked down to Goku and kept underestimating him. Goku has a more subtle case of pride, but it is still noticeable. He refuses to ask for assistance, even when he's being beaten up, and doesn't really like outside help. When he was sick fighting Android 19, he refused any help and kept fighting until he was physically knocked down and had his energy sucked. His Saiyan pride also didn't allow him to eat a Senzu to restore his health, although Cell wanted him to eat one, and he didn't like that he needed help to beat Buu or to become a Super Saiyan God since it was a level he couldn't reach on his own. Several characters have actually called Goku out for being too prideful. Gohan has this, subtly: whenever he is powerful enough to overcome his opponents with ease, he lets the power get to his head. Despite being powerful enough to end the fight, he'll toy with his opponent and put them into a corner, forcing them to lash out and overcome his power, as both Cell and Super Buu can attest. In Cell's case, this turned out to be a mistake which ended up costing him his father when Cell decided to try to blow up the planet. Dragon Ball Super: Along with his hatred for mortals, Zamasu's pride gets the better of him as he comes to believe that he is better than everyone else, both god and mortal. As such, he steals Goku's body, becomes Goku Black and begins a campaign of killing all the mortals and gods in Future Trunks' timeline with the help of his future counterpart so they can accomplish one goal: to create a Multiverse with only himself as its sole inhabitant.
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Pride / int_3b34143f	comment	Harry Potter: Pride is the defining trait of Lord Voldemort. He is so in love with himself that he can't stand the idea of ceasing to be, which is what drives his obsession with immortality. He continually underestimates Harry and refuses to countenance the idea that there are powers that he doesn't understand. He repeatedly blames others for mistakes he himself makes and is incapable of viewing others as his equal, ultimately leading to his downfall. Other characters in the series, such as Hermione Granger and Draco Malfoy and anyone with a blood prejudice, has been shown to suffer for their pride as well. Pride is both a virtue and fault of Harry Potter himself. What separates Potter from the other examples, is that he doesn't veer into arrogance, he's well aware of his talents, or lack there of and has some self esteem issues due to knowing he's not as great as his friend and admirers make him out to be. At the same time, his pride refuses to let him roll over for long if he thinks he or anything he cares about is done wrong to. From his earliest memories it frequently leads to him getting beaten up by his much larger cousin and his Gang of Bullies and later in life it makes him an easy target for those in power to goad into breaking their rules so they can punish him but it also contributes to his continued survival because he feels he has to go down fighting. This was both Snape and Dumbledore's fatal flaw in their youth, to similarly disastrous results (ie getting a person they loved killed). Snape always wanted to prove himself being a poor half-blood and thought that joining the Death Eaters would be so cool to the girl he liked (Harry's mom Lily) that she would like him back. This didn't work and she finally broke off their friendship when he called her a Fantastic Slur and culminated in her having married the man he hated most. Pride then caused him to spy on Dumbledore talking to Trewlawney in the middle of her prophecy about how there was a baby destined to kill Voldemort. He thought this would make him one of Voldemort's inner circle if he told him that kid was Lily's (he got kicked out halfway through the prophecy by Dumbledore's brother Aberforth and didn't know there was another kid to whom it could apply). He begged Voldemort to spare her and he was going to uphold his end of the bargain but she wouldn't let him kill Harry so he killed her. Dumbledore was also seduced by the power an Evil Sorcerer could bring as a teen, in his case Grindelwald. His mother died right after he finished Hogwarts and he had to put his gap year plans on hold to take care of his mentally ill sister Ariana while Aberforth finished school. He resented his Promotion to Parent and felt like he was wasting his brilliance being the family breadwinner. He wanted to prove himself so much that he agreed to go look for the Deathly Hallows with Grindelwald with Ariana in tow. Aberforth tried to stop them and she got killed in the chaotic MÃªlÃ©e Ã Trois that ensued when Grindelwald attacked Aberforth. Dumbledore learned his lesson about how he shouldn't be trusted with power that his own brilliance could bring from this but Snape never did.
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Pride / int_3d22c14b	comment	Ribbons Almark from Mobile Suit Gundam 00 displayed a superiority complex: he always looked down on humanity, and he also also described himself superior to other Innovades. His confidence of himself is at the point of arrogance. Embodied in the final episode, in which he states that he isn't "playing God" because he really is God. It's at this point that Setsuna decides that the guy is beyond hope and just needs to die.
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Pride / int_3d7e3b25	comment	Andrew from Chronicle, while originally painfully shy and introverted, begins to find popularity by dint of his newly-granted superpowers. One of his other superpower-enabled friends half-jokingly claims that, now that he possesses such extreme confidence, his hubris will then lead to his downfall. Andrew responds by asking what "hubris" means. Granted, his abusive drunken father is practically worse than him with this, severely underestimating how much Andrew is now able to fight back, which ultimately leads to disastrous results for everybody.
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Pride / int_3e0b28b6	comment	Dead Rising 3 has seven psychopaths who represent the Seven Deadly Sins. Pride is represented by Jherii Gallo, a female bodybuilder who is obsessed with her looks, strength, and winning bodybuilding contests and gets murderous when any of these qualities are insulted or threatened. After getting defeated in battle by Nick Ramos, she is killed when a shelf holding all her trophies falls on her.
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Pride / int_3e4d48d5	comment	Food Wars!: Erina Nakiri has a serious case of this, not helped by the fact that she is legitimately the best student and chef of her generation. As a result, she refuses to admit that she might be wrong or ever back down from an opinion she arrived at without thinking, as shown when she refused Soma his entry to the academy only because he made a simple dish, and called it disgusting even though she clearly enjoyed it. Later on it's hinted that she doesn't really like being this way sometimes, envying her cousin Alice for her ability to openly express her frustration after losing to Soma at the Autumn Election quarterfinals. She can also be a bit of a Sore Loser and doesn't like to be seen getting worked up or upset.
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Pride / int_40ef1034	comment	The Seven Deadly Sins: Escanor is one of the titular Sins and knight to the kingdom of Liones. He bears the Lion's Sin of Pride because of his own personal sin. His pride led him to a situation from which he feels he needs to atone for. He is also one of the most dangerous of the group as he grows stronger from dawn until the day progresses to noon, and then weakens until dusk. Even with his large ego, in the day form, he is a good person who cares for his comrades and genuinely pities, rather than hates, his enemies because they are just so weak and pathetic compared to him. It really isn't much of a challenge.
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Pride / int_41b0198a	comment	The Dresden Files: The Fallen Angels who supported Lucifer are all described as having this vice, not just Lucifer. As noted by the author. Nicodemus Archleone, the 2000 year old leader of The Order of the Blackened Denarius who has spent the last 2000 years besting the best of God's followers, being a partner to one of the Fallen and not one of their servants, and generally never losing control of any situtation he's in has given him plenty of reasons to think he is the best. Note this rant he delivers. Harry hammers it home by making the ultimate comparison Harry Dresden holds a lot of power, he has knowledge of things that could drive lesser people to insanity, he can reach out and draw on the cosmic powers of the universe. He will die fighting the forces of evil, giving it one snark-filled breath if he can. All that said, he is still a man of incredible pride. Because he has all this power, when he fails someone, when an innocent bystander is maimed because he wasn't quick enough, wasn't fast enough, wasn't good enough, he will mentally flagellate himself until he is nearly broken. He holds himself to impossible standards and beats himself frequently for failing to meet them. Mab, Queen of Air and Darkness, is described to have "a terrible pride." While she favors intelligent servants who are both capable of doing their jobs efficiently and will take their counterarguments to her plan in a cold, and calculating manner, if any were to try and put themselves as her moral superior and dare to judge her, she will not take this lightly. She might strike the offender that they dent an elevator door, or destroy an entire village for raising a weapon against her. That said, she will own up to her own mistakes and take a just amount of blame if her folly caused harm, like not killing her traitorous daughter as soon as she realizes Maeve's treachery. She acknowledges to Maeve, Harry, and other present, she is the one at fault for this matter, taking the blame for not just Maeve's crimes but also, after breaking Karrin Murphy's bindings so she could kill Maeve, absolving Murphy for this too.
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Pride / int_43576f5	comment	Supernatural: This is Castiel's major character flaw, causing him and those who care about him a world of pain. He begins as an angelic Knight Templar, who works for Heaven and believes that the ends justify the means. He gradually begins to doubt Heaven's righteousness, but he's caught trying to reveal the truth of the angels' plans to Dean and is tortured into submission. He eventually breaks free and rebels against Heaven, thinking he and Dean can stop Lucifer from rising. They fail, and Castiel is smited by Raphael. In Season 5, after being resurrected, he searches for God's help in fighting against Lucifer, only to learn that God doesn't care and has abandoned his creations. He promises his vessel, Jimmy Novak, that he will protect Jimmy's family. He fails, though in Season 10 he reconnects with Jimmy's daughter Claire in an attempt to atone. He admits his failures to her and talks about how prideful he was when they first met. He thinks he can stop Raphael without working with Dean and Sam. This leads to him working with, then double-crossing Crowley to obtain enough souls from Purgatory to defeat Raphael. He succeeds, but he also goes power-mad, declares himself the new God, and smites all of Raphael's angelic followers. He also accidentally causes the leviathans to be released onto Earth. He also dies and is brought back to atone. He also works with Metatron in an attempt to atone for his previous actions only to be tricked into causing all the angels of Heaven to fall to earth, and he loses his grace and becomes human for a short time.
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Pride / int_4469eff1	comment	In Supergirl (Rebirth), Director Chase thinks that Kryptonians were arrogant, and their hubris led to their destruction. She also thinks that Supergirl may have Kryptonian ego issues and still has anger management issues.
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Pride / int_44fe781e	comment	Asuka from Neon Genesis Evangelion is practically defined by pride in herself — even more than being the series' Tsundere. This is both a strength and a weakness; as the art book Eve states, "Asuka's pride is a double-edged Sword of Damocles", and it's stated that her Pride is a defense to her crippling low self-esteem due to a Freudian Excuse. It's essentially a false coping mechanism.
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Pride / int_468bebb0	comment	Discworld: Her pride is one of the defining character traits of Knight in Sour Armor Granny Weatherwax.
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Pride / int_4811a5a6	comment	In Asura's Wrath Deus represents the mantra affinity of Pride, stated to be the best suited for ruling Shinkoku Trastrium. He lives up to this, being the most powerful of the Seven Deities and making himself seem unstoppable until his final duel with both Asura and Yasha at the same time when it takes everything they have to finally wear him down for Asura to finish him in a one-on-one. Even in his dying breath he thinks only he can can beat Gohma Vlitra, the seemingly-impossible goal that motivated him to betray and murder the former Emperor and Asura, further militarize the demi-gods, and turn humanity into a Martyrdom Culture that he slaughtered for thousands of years and harvested trillions of souls of to make come true.
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Pride / int_49ad83ee	comment	World of Warcraft: In the fourth expansion, pride turns out to be Emperor Shaohao's fatal flaw, for a rare non-villainous example, which nonetheless would go on to have tragic consequences; as he believed that Pandaria was better than the rest of the world, his pride created the magical mists that turned Pandaria into a Hidden Elf Village. By the time you actually meet him, he seems to have recognized his errors after millennia of meditation on the subject and goes on to give you a very philosophical analysis on the nature of pride before asking for your help to clean up his mess. Check quote pages if you want to know the full speech. Dealing with this involves a final showdown with the Sha of Pride, the fourth boss in Siege of Orgrimmar, the most powerful sha of all, and the only one Emperor Shaohao didn't purge himself of. To even fight against the Sha, you must complete Norushen's trial (the third boss encounter) in order to sufficiently purge yourself of your corruption. The Sha of Pride uses attacks that increase your Pride, all while saying things such as "You are better than your companions" and "You should bow to no king or warchief," with increasingly negative effects until you are ultimately mind controlled; you must defeat the boss before this can happen. Pride also proves to be Garrosh Hellscream's fatal flaw, as his caused him to view all non-orcish races as worthy only to serve or be ground underfoot, and that same pride caused him to be completely ignorant of the growing similarities between the oppressive rule of the mogu in ages past and the police-state Orgrimmar has become in light of the other leaders rebelling, after a campaign full of being used to further the orcs' agenda with nothing to show for it but bodies to bury and, in the blood elves' case, a weapon to use in the upcoming revolution. Fittingly enough, it was Garrosh that allowed the Sha of Pride to manifest completely.
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Pride / int_4a781bdb	comment	Jay Lethal became the most dominant champion in pro wrestling* At least among those topping the PWI 500 after he won both the Ring of Honor Television and World Titles, becoming the promotion's third triple crown winner. However, he was beatable, as proved by Roderick Strong and Colt Cabana, largely in part to his ego, which Truth Martini had to reign in to ensure both titles were not defended in the Strong case and that he didn't jump into unnecessary matches, which Martini couldn't do in the Cabana case.
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Pride / int_4b187e74	comment	In The Odyssey, Odysseus blinds the cyclops Polyphemus, and tells Polyphemus "Nobody" did it, so that when the other cyclops asked who blinded him, Polyphemus could reply only, "Nobody." This plan failed when Odysseus became so proud of his feat he yelled to Polyphemus to remember the man who blinded him: Odysseus, son of Laertes, King of Ithaca. Polyphemus called out to his dad, who just happened to be Poseidon, for vengeance; as a result, Odysseus was stranded on Calypso's island for seven years.
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Pride / int_4ce969a9	comment	Durandal and Tycho from Marathon are two rampant Ship AIs with delusions of godhood. The former's despair of being restricted to the thankless duty of operating doors while he could much greater things with his vast intellect is one of the things that starts the plot of the trilogy.
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Pride / int_4da7528e	comment	In The Berenstain Bears, this is one of Papa Bear's main character flaws, to the point that in "The Giant Mall" from the 2003 series, he spends over an hour wandering the mall looking for a hardware store because he wouldn't read a map. Though he does admit he was wrong at the end of the episode and vows to change his ways.
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Pride / int_4df48f8c	comment	If you ask Overly Sarcastic Productions 's Red, this is her fatal flaw.
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Pride / int_4e549f11	comment	Dreamscape: Even though Melissa is no longer aligned with Melinda, she's kept all her ego! Melinda herself thinks she is unstoppable and anyone that tries to stand in her way is a hopeless fool. This ends up being a Fatal Flaw and leads to her demise.
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Pride / int_50b9086a	comment	In the Ready Jet Go! episode "Racing on Sunshine", Mitchell, the three-time kid kart derby champion, rejects help from Jet because he is sure that he will win. His overconfidence causes him to not think and forget to install a battery in his solar-powered kid-kart, and he ends up losing the derby because of it.
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Pride / int_50e1315e	comment	The Rapture: Sharon's Fatal Flaw is that she inherently has only a shallow and unexamined understanding of her own faith, swinging dramatically from blaming God for the emptiness in her life (caused by her own actions), to arrogantly believing that she fully understands God's plans, to lashing out when God doesn't immediately answer all of her problems.. According to Roger Ebert:
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Pride / int_53bd0aaf	type	Pride
Pride / int_53bd0aaf	comment	With Strings Attached. There's a reason the third part of the Third Movement is called the Ego Trip....
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Pride / int_553051f	type	Pride
Pride / int_553051f	comment	Green Lantern: Sinestro has Pride as his defining character trait. The writer for the Sinestro series Cullen Bunn had this to say about him:
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Green Lantern (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Pride / int_553051f
Pride / int_569093cc	type	Pride
Pride / int_569093cc	comment	Speaking of Scrooge McDuck, this bites him big time in DuckTales (2017). You just don't become the Richest Duck in the World by settling for second place, which fuels a lot of his adventures and his stubbornness, but it backfires horribly in "Last Crash of the Sunchaser" when after finally explaining what happened to Della Duck and the Spear of Selene, the triplets accuse Scrooge of being a cowardly penny-pincher who left her in space that Scrooge loses his cool and blows up at everyone before he can explain he nearly ran himself bankrupt trying to save her.
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DuckTales (2017)	hasFeature	Pride / int_569093cc
Pride / int_5755b96a	type	Pride
Pride / int_5755b96a	comment	The Order of the Stick: Vaarsuvius' pride and inability to admit mistakes or rely on others is what ultimately causes them to accept a Deal with the Devil(s). To their credit however, they seem to have realized this and are trying to improve. Similarly, Pride is Miko's Fatal Flaw — she refuses to admit that she can be wrong, and ends up falling from her paladin status and dying in a Senseless Sacrifice that accidentally brings about Xykon's partial victory. As one poster on the Giant in the Playground boards put it, pride is the sin of the fallen, the sin of Lucifer. Genre Savvy Control Freak Tarquin is also dangerously, overly proud of himself. A variation of this is Redcloak's greatest weakness. He keeps telling himself, over and over, that he's come too far to change course now, but in truth, what's really keeping him going is that he thinks too much of himself to ever admit he's made a mistake. To the point he turns down an offer to accomplish his goals in a clean, neat way that won't risk cataclysmically backfiring the way his actual plan is guaranteed to because taking it means admitting he's wrong.
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Pride / int_5921531c	type	Pride
Pride / int_5921531c	comment	In Persona 5, each of the palace owners embody one of the deadly sins. Pride is represented by The Heavy Masayoshi Shido, a politician who believes the horrible things he's done to complete innocents, including half your party (being responsible for the death of Futaba's mother and Haru's dad, and being the one who sent you on probation), are entirely justified and that he is God's chosen, simply because the public supported for him unconditionally. (And yes, there's a "God" leading the public to ruin using him as a front) Sure enough, his sheer underestimation of your whole party going for his head (and that he doesn't take every other person he ruined as a serious consequence) caused him to become one of the long list of targets the Phantom Thieves successfully disposed of. Even after his Change of Heart, the real person had absolutely zero idea that all the lives he ruined are going after him.
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Pride / int_5b3356f8	type	Pride
Pride / int_5b3356f8	comment	In Turning Red, Ming is too proud of Mei to believe Mei could have drawn the suggestive images in Mei's notebook and later to have come up with the plan to hustle Mei's panda form for money. It is only during the climax that she is disabused of this perception.
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Turning Red	hasFeature	Pride / int_5b3356f8
Pride / int_5bfedfba	type	Pride
Pride / int_5bfedfba	comment	In Grave of the Fireflies, pride and stubbornness ultimately leads Seita to attempt to take care of Setsuko on his own. As the opening reveals, it didn't end well. This gets even more tragic considering the original story was autobiographical and Seita is the Author Avatar — the entire film is basically the author condemning his past self's pride over his sister's death in World War II.
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Pride / int_5c054ba7	type	Pride
Pride / int_5c054ba7	comment	Being as Things Fall Apart is more or less stated to be a classical Greek tragedy set in pre-colonial and early colonial Nigeria, it makes sense that Okonkwo's driving force and ultimate cause of death is Pride. Subverted in that the author does not condemn Okonkwo's pride but rather is saddened by it The backstory of his deadbeat father, who spent his days idling and died in massive debt, provides a Freudian Excuse in this case. Okonkwo swore to himself he would be a pillar of strength and manliness, not a failure like his father.
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Pride / int_5ce9e127	type	Pride
Pride / int_5ce9e127	comment	Pitch Perfect: Aubrey's main problem. She refuses to acknowledge that what she is doing might be wrong , that there are better ways to achieve her goals and to accept others' views on her plans when they disagree or have criticism. Despite the several issues her program has, she refuses to change until the group reaches the Darkest Hour and is forced to admit her mistakes.
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Pitch Perfect	hasFeature	Pride / int_5ce9e127
Pride / int_5e150650	type	Pride
Pride / int_5e150650	comment	Exalted: The Great Curse for the Sidereal is based around the structure of "make hubristic decision, execute competently". Solars are also prone to this, as their peerless excellence turns in on itself and becomes peerless arrogance. Other Exalts cheerfully dive into this on an individual basis.
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Pride / int_5e4ba6dc	type	Pride
Pride / int_5e4ba6dc	comment	In Overlord, Pride is the sin embodied by the Wizard, seventh member of the adventuring band of heroes that slew the old Overlord. His pride kept him from realising his own vulnerability and intended role in the old Overlord's Thanatos Gambit. By the time the protagonist meets him, the Wizard is nothing more than a skin coat worn by the revived Dark Lord, who subsequently inherits the downfall of pride by being destroyed by the very man he groomed to be his puppet replacement.
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Pride / int_60878253	type	Pride
Pride / int_60878253	comment	The Last Days of FOXHOUND: Everyone in FOXHOUND is pretty dysfunctional, but Ocelot is the most ravingly egotistical, mouthing off constantly about how he's better than everyone else on the team. Most of it does seem to be genuine, although some of it may have been overplaying it for the sake of the long con.
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The Last Days of FOXHOUND (Webcomic)	hasFeature	Pride / int_60878253
Pride / int_62203e9d	type	Pride
Pride / int_62203e9d	comment	The theme of Pride/Vanity as an engine of destruction runs all through the plot of The Devil's Advocate, namely because it makes you careless and imprudent or just drags you into the affairs that will surely and painfully bite you in the ass. Even the father of the sin himself is not invulnerable to its pernicious influence. At one point, he describes it as his favorite sin and the most "natural" as it stems from a "love of self"
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Pride / int_629cd094	comment	Dragon Age: Origins: The Seven Deadly Sins are divided up among five different types of demons: Rage (wrath), Hunger (gluttony), Sloth, Desire (greed, envy, and lust), and Pride. Pride Demons are considered the strongest of the five types by the Chantry because the emotion that they feed off of is the most human and complex. Oddly, while some Pride Demons can be interacted with, only a few attempt to manipulate the player psychologically; their main threat comes from the fact that they're huge and hit like a MAC truck. The sin of Pride is one of the overarching themes of the Dragon Age verse in general; it was the pride of the magisters that led them to attempt to conquer heaven and thereby to turn the Golden City into the Black City and unleash the darkspawn on the world (at least according to the Chantry; the magister Corypheus claims that the Black City was already corrupt when he arrived, but his clear megalomania certainly supports the Pride bit). Origins' introduction begins with Duncan intoning "The Chantry teaches us that it is the sins of Man that brought the darkspawn to this world..." and the two Tragic Hero party members of Dragon Age II, Anders and Merrill, both bring themselves (and other people) to ruin because they pridefully believe themselves equal to the foolish risks they undertake ( willingly allowing a spirit to possess him while being exposed to a hellhole of a city that is Kirkwall, in Anders's case; practicing blood magic, summoning demons and making deals with them, attempting to repair an artifact that killed her best friend, and generally being insensitive to the legitimate concerns of other people, in Merrill's case). In Dragon Age: Inquisition, Solas accuses Vivienne of being so self-assured that a Pride demon would walk away laughing. She replies it's happened more than once. Ironically, Solas means "pride" itself, and given his plans that qualifies him as the Big Bad for the fourth game, this may be one of his Fatal Flaws.
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Pride / int_64f87bf3	type	Pride
Pride / int_64f87bf3	comment	Farsala Trilogy: This is the fatal flaw of the deghans — they are so confident that the Hrum could never defeat them that they fail to listen to intelligence reports or gather an army beyond the (very small) elite fighting class.
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Farsala Trilogy	hasFeature	Pride / int_64f87bf3
Pride / int_6673d40b	type	Pride
Pride / int_6673d40b	comment	Equestria Girls: Friendship Souls: Sunset's greatest personality trait and the very emotion that embodies her Zanpakuto spirit, who takes the form of her demon self. Part of Sunset's struggle to manifest her Shikai is in fact to come to terms with the fact that while her pride did lead to her banishment and transformation into a monster, it also lead her to becoming the best at what she could do. Only once she accepts this does her demon self finally relent enough to allow her to unleash her power, and her Zanpakuto's full name is Hokori no Hikari (Pride's Light).
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Pride / int_675999c5	type	Pride
Pride / int_675999c5	comment	This is Vijay's defining characteristic in Deewaar. Most noticeably, he refuses to take money that is thrown at him, demanding instead that it be put directly in his hand.
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Pride / int_68237790	type	Pride
Pride / int_68237790	comment	In Pathfinder, the ancient empire of Thassilon was divided into seven realms, each dedicated to one of the Seven Virtues of Rule, which their decadent Runelord masters quickly perverted into the Seven Deadly Sins. Cyrusian, the domain of Pride, was the largest and most powerful of the seven realms, and its master, Runelord Xanderghul, was the strongest of the runelords, and one of only two to hold his throne from the empire's founding until it was destroyed in the cataclysm known as Earthfall. Xanderghul was a master of illusion magic, which he used to make himself and his realm appear as impressive as possible at all times. He introduced the faith of the mysterious deity known as the Peacock Spirit to Thassilon, and heavily promoted its faith because the Peacock Spirit was actually Xanderghul himself, meaning many of his subjects (and not a few subjects of his rival Runelords) were unwittingly deriving their divine spellcasting abilties from him.
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Pathfinder (Tabletop Game)	hasFeature	Pride / int_68237790
Pride / int_692882cc	type	Pride
Pride / int_692882cc	comment	Aaahh!!! Real Monsters: All three of the monsters suffer from this. Oblina because she's a know-it-all, Krumm because he smells so awful, and Ickis because it's the only way he can step out of his father's shadow.
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Pride / int_69d15cc0	type	Pride
Pride / int_69d15cc0	comment	Tony Stark has to deal with his issues of pride and relearn humility each Marvel Cinematic Universe appearance. The effects of his pride often are the immediate causes of the problems he is having to fight.
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Marvel Cinematic Universe (Franchise)	hasFeature	Pride / int_69d15cc0
Pride / int_6a4bddd6	type	Pride
Pride / int_6a4bddd6	comment	Pride is a reoccurring problem for Tony Stark a.k.a. Iron Man: being rich, handsome, and a brilliant inventor he originally did not care who he sold weapons to until it almost killed him. He started helping others, but almost regularly takes his own path without consulting others, insisting that he "knows" what to do and that others' opinions are not worth considering. Sooner or later, it always come back to bite him.
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Pride / int_6afad71c	type	Pride
Pride / int_6afad71c	comment	In Sodom and Gomorrah, Lot admits to the Hebrew elders that he has fallen victim to pride in seeking to dictate his own punishment for the sin of killing Astaroth rather than leaving his punishment up to Jehovah. He ruefully observes that Jehovah will punish him for his crime in due time.
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Pride / int_6c1234ed	type	Pride
Pride / int_6c1234ed	comment	About half of the fortresses in Dwarf Fortress meet their demise due to some form of shameless, unabashed hubris on the part of the Cruel Player-Character God. Many projects attempting to convert the landscape into Mordor, construct gargantuan statues, develop horrific Doomsday Devices, or channel the unspeakable, eldritch power of Hell itself end up resulting in Disaster Dominoes. Of course, when all goes according to plan...
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Dwarf Fortress (Video Game)	hasFeature	Pride / int_6c1234ed
Pride / int_6c55e936	type	Pride
Pride / int_6c55e936	comment	In Andy Hoare's White Scars novel Hunt for Voldorius, Kor'sarro is warned against the sin of pride while talking with the Raven Guard captain; he manages to move from Divided We Fall to Teeth-Clenched Teamwork.
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White Scars	hasFeature	Pride / int_6c55e936
Pride / int_6c5a9849	type	Pride
Pride / int_6c5a9849	comment	Daylen Namaran in Shadow of the Conqueror. Being an Evil Overlord for several decades before beginning his Redemption Quest left him with a seriously inflated ego. Several times, he's able to swallow it and force himself to not treat other people as beneath him, but elements of his old personality still leak through. He notes that it's pure pride and his hatred of losing that enables him to fight back against Ahrek and Lyrah with every iota of his ability, because otherwise he'd be more than happy to just let them kill him. His sheer outrage at a beggar attacking him in particular shows this.
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Shadow of the Conqueror	hasFeature	Pride / int_6c5a9849
Pride / int_6e0dda0a	type	Pride
Pride / int_6e0dda0a	comment	In The Supergirl Saga, what doomed the Pocket Universe's Earth to its fate (destroyed by the Phantom Zone criminals of that universe) was its Lex Luthor. He told Superman that, although he knew about the various isotopes of Kryptonite that were in Superboy's lab, he refused to use them to take down the Phantom Zone criminals because he felt that their defeat should be by his hand alone. He dies regretting that decision and passes on the responsibility to Superman to execute the Phantom Zone criminals through exposure to Green Kryptonite.
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Pride / int_6f734712	type	Pride
Pride / int_6f734712	comment	In Smallville, it often appears to be the Kryptonians' racial hat, having an inflated sense of ego which causes most of the Kryptonian survivors who find themselves on Earth to quickly devolve into a Smug Super. Even Clark isn't exempt from this, with his pride in being The Paragon frequently colouring his decisions and serving as his fatal flaw. Series 10 turns this into a major plot-thread, as Clark cannot defeat Darkseid until he's learnt humility.
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Smallville	hasFeature	Pride / int_6f734712
Pride / int_6f73a6e9	type	Pride
Pride / int_6f73a6e9	comment	Weak Hero: Alex's Fatal Flaw. He's overly sensitive to his reputation as "just Ben's lackey", and is quick to fly off the handle if someone accuses him of riding off Ben's coattails. This was even worse in middle school, where he got involved with the wrong crowd after they appealed to his strength. Wolf's greatest flaw besides his bloodlust is his arrogance. His defeat at Gray's hands comes about from him pushing Gray to the point that his Berserk Button goes off, mistakenly assuming that he was stronger than whatever the feared White Mamba could dish out. Jimmy and Duyon are both immensely prideful, with Jimmy going so far as to challenge opponents stronger than him in a desperate bid to regain his reputation. This causes them to parallel each other, and when they eventually come to blows it's described as a "battle of pride".
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Pride / int_7041cf12	type	Pride
Pride / int_7041cf12	comment	This is why Kaguya and Shirogane don't confess to each other in Kaguya-sama: Love Is War. They're both proud to the point of being a little arrogant, as they refuse to accept the idea that someone has any form of power over them even something as simple as a crush. They're ideal of dating is the other begging for the other to date them and they give them pity. In truth, the thing that keeps them apart is a combination of shyness and insecurity on both sides. They've just both convinced themselves that it's pride.
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Pride / int_705bb59a	type	Pride
Pride / int_705bb59a	comment	Vampire: The Masquerade: Tremere, founder of the clan of the same name, essentially tore a massive hole in vampiric society and damned himself and all followers to eternal tribulation as vampires, simply because he was too proud to admit he could fail in his attempts to maintain House Tremere's magical immortality. The rest of the clan are also quite prone to this. Indeed, House of Tremere reveals that pride was the Tremere's impetus for agreeing to the transformation: they were so invested in the superiority of their own magic, that they came to the conclusion that magic was actually dying simply because their means of immortality were failing them, and vampirism was the only means of continuing the House's existence; in reality, magic was simply changing. This hubris continues even into the 21th century: quite contrary to the clan belief that magic and all its practitioners would soon be extinct, the Order of Hermes still exists in the modern nights — but the Tremere will never admit or acknowledge it. Very deep in the back story, Absimiliard, the progenitor of Clan Nosferatu, killed his sire for scarring his (in his opinion) perfect face during his Embrace. As punishment, his grandsire Caine cursed the entire clan with inhuman hideousness. Proving that he didn't learn anything from the punishment, Absimiliard has become so fixated in regaining his lost beauty that he's prepared to hunt down and murder every last childe in his attempts to appease Caine. Clan Lasombra, dedicated narcissists and self-styled masters of the earth, have never made much secret of their innate belief in their own right to rule: they still gloat how it was their clan who made the first strike against the Antediluvians, and all other members of the Sabbat were merely imitators. Furthermore, their The Social Darwinist tactics are intended to purge the weak and the unwanted from potential members of the clan, so that no weaklings or failures dare sully the clan's membership: even the tests imposed on potential childer weed out those who might succumb to self-doubt or humility, leaving only the most proud. This finally backfires on them in Gehenna, when pride-fueled Darwinism leaves them too depleted to stand on their own — forcing them into a humiliating alliance with their most hated enemy, the Ventrue.
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Pride / int_70814599	type	Pride
Pride / int_70814599	comment	In Stargate SG-1, the Tollan are utterly convinced that they are invulnerable, due to their vast technological superiority that is even beyond that of the Goa'uld. Their arrogance eventually lead them to being wiped out, since they never considered that the Goa'uld might eventually find some way to circumvent their technology.
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Stargate SG-1	hasFeature	Pride / int_70814599
Pride / int_708ae58b	type	Pride
Pride / int_708ae58b	comment	Dan and Mab's Furry Adventures gives us the following exchange:
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Dan and Mab's Furry Adventures (Webcomic)	hasFeature	Pride / int_708ae58b
Pride / int_70c7b114	type	Pride
Pride / int_70c7b114	comment	On Gilligan's Island, this is the deadly sin equated with The Professor (though Mary Ann and the Skipper are no slouches in that department, either).
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Gilligan's Island	hasFeature	Pride / int_70c7b114
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Pride / int_72262aee	comment	Avatar: The Last Airbender: Suki doesn't respond well to having her failures pointed out. When Sokka gently prods her to admit she was beaten in a sparring session, Suki forcibly bends his finger backwards and insists it was a lucky shot. After Suki mocks Team Avatar's win/loss record and Sokka responds by pointing out Princess Azula took her captive, she flatly asks him if he's trying to get on her bad side. Zuko's pride and obsession with regaining his honor encourages him to make two seasons worth of bad decisions, to the point that he's made seriously ill by compromising his goals. At the end of his life, Sozin understood that it was all a waste and that he had committed horrible atrocities in the name of changing and saving the world, including being responsible for the death of his best friend and initiating a genocide that failed to kill the one person he was after. It was his self-perceived power and sense of right that led to nearly a century of war after his death. In the sequel series, The Legend of Korra, the title character herself has some pride issues as well. Having humility forced on her happens a lot throughout the show.
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Avatar: The Last Airbender	hasFeature	Pride / int_72262aee
Pride / int_729ba28f	type	Pride
Pride / int_729ba28f	comment	Later stories show just how much old Ma and Pa Wiggins manipulated their children because the pride of their children (especially Peter) was such there was no way their parents could have figured out they were world famous political Bloggers. Ender in Exile especially shows this with how they manipulate Peter to exile Ender and Valentine to join Ender. In Peter's case it takes him four books to even suspect his parents used him due to his own pride. This may be a retcon, however. If it is, it is one inspired by the fact that the reason (according to the Hegemony) that Peter, Val, and Ender are so smart to begin with is that their family has such an excellent genetic history of intelligence.
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Pride / int_762df2bc	comment	Pride is key to the plot of Kung Fu Panda. Shifu was too proud of his prized pupil Tai Lung, whom he valued as a son, to realize that Tai Lung was proud to the point of being arrogant. When Oogway denied Tai Lung the Dragon Scroll, he went berserk, carving a swath of devastation through the valley and trying to kill Shifu before being stopped by Oogway. Twenty years later, Shifu has allowed his pride and that failure to blind him to the potential of his other students, and prevents him from seriously considering that Po is the only hope of defeating Tai Lung. Meanwhile, Tai Lung has only gotten more full of himself while wasting away for twenty years, and when he finally confronts Shifu, he reveals that the motive behind everything he ever did was to make Shifu proud of him. Shifu declares that he was always proud of him, but that pride worked against him and kept him from seeing that he was setting Tai Lung up for disappointment. And once more, Tai Lung is too proud to accept this, and says he only wants the scroll. At the end, after getting thoroughly trounced by Po, he fails to understand the meaning of the Dragon Scroll that he had sought for so long, which is that you don't need to seek out some ultimate secret to reach your full potential: the power is already within you. His pride does not allow him to consider that he might have been wrong about everything, and he dies... we think... refusing to accept that he had lost to, in his words, a "big, fat panda".
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Pride / int_76580c92	comment	MÃ©nage Ã 3: Petty pride is Zii's big failing. She's proud of being a great seducer, but regularly fails to anticipate the long-term consequences of her seductions; she also claims to be great at pairing other people up, but after promising to help the virginal Gary, she makes only vague, intermittent efforts to get his love life moving, with limited success. Matt also has this, nearly having a mental breakdown when he believes Gary performs better sexually than he does.
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Pride / int_7668653b	comment	Mass Effect 3: The Illusive Man was brought down by his own pride. His plan was near-foolproof, taking into account Shepard and the Alliance's interference, their eventual pushing back against the Reapers, as well as the eventual completion and deployment of The Crucible (for the first time in the history of the Galaxy). He even rightly came to the conclusion that it would allow him to take control of the Reapers. However, he never, even for a moment, thought he might end up indoctrinated himself. If Shepard can make him come to realize it, he commits suicide. This is also Kai Leng's Fatal Flaw. The Illusive Man, despite his pride, for the most part still treated his enemies with caution. In particular, despite being his/her enemy, he greatly respected Shepard. The Illusive Man continuously warns Kai Leng to show Shepard respect and to not underestimate his/her skills. Kai Leng arrogantly refused to do so and was even insulted when The Illusive Man compares him to Shepard. His underestimation of him/her proves to be his undoing. As it turns out, the ENTIRE Reaper threat is due to a particularly nasty case of this. The Leviathans, annoyed that their subjects kept making AI's that eventually destroyed themselves, made an AI to try and solve the problem. Shepard can rightly point out the idiocy in doing exactly what caused the destruction of their subjects themselves, and they just shrug it off by saying the concerns of 'lesser species' were beneath them. Even after the loss of their entire empire and being reduced to hiding in the deepest oceans, the Leviathan speaker still refuses to admit that creating it was a mistake. The entire galaxy today, them included, are now paying for their arrogance. Aria T'Loak suffers from this in spades in the Omega DLC, with a heavy mixture of wrath, constantly underestimating her opponents and overestimating her own abilities. If she hadn't brought Shepard along with her, that pride would have gotten herself and all of her troops killed (as it is, it just leads to the deaths of a significant portion of them).
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Pride / int_76d3e3c6	comment	Lucifer is called a man in the Book of Isaiah, where the picture quote comes from. He is also described as the king of Babylon — at the time, Nebuchadnezzar, who was indeed filled with this and was humbled as a result.
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Pride / int_78270cff	comment	Monstrous Compendium Online: Kayaba is actually an ancient dragon who built up a career as a game designer over decades purely to build SAO. Kirito realizes that someone like that would never hide away in a cave when he could be inside the game, where he can sneer down at all the players. Which means he's vulnerable—if they can find him.
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Pride / int_7884e8d1	comment	Discussed in Pulp Fiction by Marsellus Wallace when he talks to Butch: "The night of the fight, you may feel a slight sting. That's pride fucking with you. Fuck pride. Pride only hurts, it never helps." He's trying to convince Butch to throw a fight by suggesting that his career as a boxer is essentially over, making this something of a Breaking Speech. Butch later turns it around on Marsellus while he's beating him up, taunting him with "See that? That's pride fucking with you."
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Pride / int_7894fb5d	comment	The Four Gospels: This trope is likely the reason that the New Testament's sole criteria for salvation is "confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead". Someone who can't conceive of a person more virtuous than themselves — in effect, someone who claims that they've never made a mistake at all — is dangerously wrong. The Bible is full of examples of people who became humble despite their pride, because they were invisibly moved by the Spirit of God.
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Pride / int_791f9a4a	comment	Priss Asagiri had some serious pride issues in both the original Bubblegum Crisis series from the 1980s and the 1998 TV reboot Tokyo 2040. Sylia Stingray and Nene Romanova had some pride problems of their own in 2040 too.
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Pride / int_7aaf9e41	comment	Batman has been known to have pride issues, especially as his paranoia has been played up more and more over the years by writers.
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Pride / int_7d1c83da	comment	Better Call Saul has Chuck McGill, an elite and pompous lawyer who is usually too stubborn to admit he's wrong. At the beginning of the series, Chuck is too proud even to let his office make allowances for his debilitating maybe-medical-maybe-psychological sensitivity to electromagnetic radiation, and has become a homebound recluse as a result. A more subtle case is his brother Jimmy, the protagonist of the series — Chuck's perfectionism and defensiveness of his professional reputation repeatedly stymie his own attempts to get his brother to go straight, by causing him to insult Jimmy's own pride. Jimmy outwardly seems an underachieving, unscrupulous and self-hating person (that's certainly Chuck's impression of him), but he does pride himself on his self-determination, and tends to rankle any time his brother expects him to show gratitude or deference, reacting self-destructively. As the series goes on it becomes increasingly clear that Chuck wants Jimmy to fail at the law, as he resents his brother's easy charm and likability and cherishes the one thing he has that Jimmy doesn't.
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Pride / int_7e238573	comment	With his team needing a run in the bottom of the 9th inning and two runners on base, the namesake batter of Casey at the Bat deliberately takes the first two pitches for called strikes because he doesn't like them. He strikes out on the third pitch, thereby losing the game. This after two prior despised hitters with zero expectations astonishingly come through with base hits to give Casey the opportunity to shine.
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Pride / int_7e7124af	comment	In Persona 5 Strikers, the sin is represented by Akira Konoe, the CEO of Maddice who was responsible for running the EMMA application, who unlike the aforementioned Shido is genuinely an altruistic and charismatic man with an ambition to become a hero that helps those in need. The problem? Not only has he stooped to some very big extremes as a Well-Intentioned Extremist, being the one that helped in creating the Jails and bringing their respective Monarchs into power, he also fully subscribes to Black-and-White Insanity, being so self assured that what he's doing is in the name of justice that he thinks that anyone who dares disagree with his methods must be evil. He believes that he alone should be the superhero that everyone needs, and that everyone else should follow his beliefs of what justice is and what must be done to see it served.
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Pride / int_7fbd6753	comment	Thunder Cats 2011: Specifically brought up as a trait of Tygra's and tigers in general. Pride is Tygra's defining flaw for much of the series, driving him to constantly try to prove himself as better than Lion-O in almost every aspect, as well as causing him to be the most prejudiced member of the ThunderCats. That he's a royal, albeit adopted, doesn't help much either. Spoiler: this pride proved to be unfounded when in "The Trials of Lion-O", Lion-O is believed to be dead and Tygra has to take over as leader, only to end up getting the entire team caught when his plan fails miserably. He laments in the jail cell that he didn't know what to do, and while he always criticized Lion-O's plans, they always worked out while all he managed to do was get everyone captured. In "Native Son," we meet the Tiger Clan and Tygra's father Javan, and as it turns out pride was their downfall. The tigers and Tygus were too proud to join Leo when he rebeled against Mumm-Ra and split from them. When a plague was killing them, they were too proud to seek aid from Thundera and sought help from the Ancient Spirits (of Evil) instead. The Spirits agreed to cure everyone if Javan killed Tygra, but when he saved Tygra instead, the spirits cursed the tigers, letting the plague kill them all and forcing them to haunt their home as undead ghosts, only able to pass on if one of them could overcome their pride and show humility. Tygra's father even tries to keep all this a secret and drive Tygra away rather than have to admit what happened when Tygra becomes bitter about being sent away, all out of pride. Even in this case Tygra's pride gets in the way of seeing that his father was trying to save him from the plague, and it's only when he finds out about the curse that he forgives his father, which ends up lifting the curse. As you can see, pride causes a lot of problems.
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Pride / int_81692f99	comment	Star Trek: This is one of Captain Kirk's major character flaws. He spends his entire career being absolutely convinced that there is no scenario that he can't win through his own ingenuity and guile. Heâ€™s brutally disabused of this notion in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Khan. His unwavering belief in his own superiority lost him his empire on Earth; the Enterprise in "Space Seed;" and his crew, ship, and chance at revenge in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. Interestingly, his literary references in both of his appearances indicate that he's completely aware of this flaw; comparing himself to Satan in "Space Seed," and Captain Ahab in Star Trek II. By Star Trek: The Next Generation, an extended period of relative peace left the Federation with a belief that they're ready and able to meet any challenge the galaxy presents them with. Then Q introduces them to the Borg. Picard later admits that this was the "kick in the complacency" that Starfleet desperately needed — and, indeed, allowed them to narrowly avert complete catastrophe when the Borg finally attacked the Federation.
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Pride / int_8722cd	comment	Outbound Flight: Jorus C'baoth claimed that a Jedi was immune to pride. He was extremely wrong. Pride is the leading cause of death among Sith, narrowly beating out "swinging lightsabers" and "reactor shafts."
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Pride / int_8756259d	comment	Azure Striker Gunvolt: The members of the villainous Seven Sumeragi Swordsmen each represent a different deadly sin; Jota, the Prideful Silhouette, is associated with pride. He's incredibly arrogant and patriotic, constantly boasting of his own superiority and that of the Sumeragi Group to which he is fiercely loyal.
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Pride / int_8aaeda7e	comment	MonsterVerse: A core cause of the conflict (and often a direct cause of From Bad to Worse) is the sense of pride and arrogance intrinsic to humanity as a civilization which has in Real Life been a factor in the ongoing Global Warming crisis. We have outdone the vast majority of predators and competition with which we share our planet through our intelligence, technology and innovation, establishing ourselves as one of the planet's dominant species (in our own opinion, the top dominant species). And then in this series, it turns out we're not really the Earth's top species by a long shot once gigantic Kaiju who are immune to military arsenals and feed on nuclear energy start to emerge as a direct result of our species' activities — this is a revelation which doesn't sit well with a lot of human beings, who just can't handle such a notion and refuse to give up our species' self-given title, even when it turns out Humans Need Aliens to survive. It leads to the government and military firing the Oxygen Destroyer in a vain attempt to kill two Kaiju, but instead by crippling Godzilla whilst leaving Ghidorah unscathed it enables Ghidorah to come within a hair's breadth of succeeding at its goal to wipe out humanity and a lot of Earth's other life. Apex Cybernetics whose members are hubris personified believe they can ultimately conquer the Titans the same way humanity has conquered its previous predators and competition, by technological innovation, but their actions end up restoring King Ghidorah to life in a new form before their anti-Titan superweapon is ultimately defeated anyway by the natural Titans they wanted to usurp.
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Pride / int_8ba4613a	comment	Death Note: This, in a word, is Light Yagami's Fatal Flaw. He absolutely refuses to believe he can be outsmarted or defeated, is utterly convinced he's right about everything, and delves into A God Am I so much he's the page picture. Ultimately, his tendency to gloat when he thinks he's victorious finally proves his undoing.
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Pride / int_8c23bed9	comment	Pride and Prejudice, naturally. Sometimes, people who accuse others of being too proud are the proudest of all.
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Pride / int_8df5521b	comment	Superman: This is the most common reason given for the downfall of the Kryptonian civilization. They are often depicted as one of the most powerful races of their time, and the very idea of the destruction of their planet is unthinkable. This leads them to mock Jor-El and his warnings, and as a result of their hubris, only Superman, Supergirl, Krypto and other few Kryptonians survive. In Supergirl (Rebirth), Director Chase thinks that Kryptonians were arrogant, and their hubris led to their destruction. She also thinks that Supergirl may have Kryptonian ego issues and still has anger management issues. In Justice, Superman himself says "Luthor is my greatest enemy. Not because of his wealth. Not because of the weaponry he creates. Not because of his greed, not even because of his evil. But because he cannot be humbled. No matter what happens to him." In How Luthor Met Superboy, Lex Luthor's arrogance leads to him becoming a villain. As saving him from a fire — started accidentally by Lex himself — Superboy accidentally destroys his life-creating experiment. Since Lex cannot admit that his scientific breakthrough became lost forever because he is a clumsy idiot wo could not even think of writing the formula down, he convinces himself that Superboy destroyed it intentionally to "crush his greatness", and swears revenge. The Life Story of Superman: Luthor's plan to replace Superman with a loyal clone is foiled by his inability to admit he might possibly be wrong. When copying Superman's memories into his clone, he tweaks the accident which started his feud because under no circumstances Luthor can admit that it was caused by his own clumsiness. Hence, the Superman clone gives himself away when he starts ranting about Luthor being an innocent victim of Superman's jealousy. Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot: Deadman is having troubles adapting to being an invisible ghost because he loved being a famous star, and he cannot deal with the fact that his life in the limelight is over. As Kara puts it, he soared and was cut down at his height. In The Supergirl Saga, what doomed the Pocket Universe's Earth to its fate (destroyed by the Phantom Zone criminals of that universe) was its Lex Luthor. He told Superman that, although he knew about the various isotopes of Kryptonite that were in Superboy's lab, he refused to use them to take down the Phantom Zone criminals because he felt that their defeat should be by his hand alone. He dies regretting that decision and passes on the responsibility to Superman to execute the Phantom Zone criminals through exposure to Green Kryptonite.
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Pride / int_8fa51384	comment	Persuasion, too, though it's not Anne Elliot herself, but her father, quite conceited over his Blue Blood and good looks, and older sister. Though at one point they are being abject to restore a connection and Anne thinks something she had thought she would never think: she wished they had more pride.
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Pride / int_90f42a9b	comment	The Wheel of Time: The greatest war of the last millennium was set off because King Laman Damodred decided that he needed a new throne and that only the wood of Avendoraldera, the one sapling of the legendary Tree of Life, gifted to his country as a symbol of friendship by a nation of elite Proud Warrior Race Guys to repay an ancient debt, was suitable raw material for a monarch of his calibre.
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Pride / int_920bdb7c	comment	Kill Six Billion Demons: The Demiurge Solomon David represents the sin of pride amongst the seven remaining Demiurges. A Control Freak who believes in Might Makes Right, Solomon has attempted to build a 'perfect' society out of his seventh of Creation. He regularly creates a massive multiversal tournament in the hopes of finding a Worthy Opponent who could inherit it from him, but the tournament is inherently rigged in that there is no realistic chance of anyone who isn't another Demiurge ever winning due to Solomon's massive power advantage. This turns the whole thing into little more than a continual 'proof' of his own superiority and worthiness to continue leading. The Tragic part is that like some of the other Demiurges shown so far, at least some part of him does genuinely want to lay down his mantle and pass on his power, but his Pride has made him unable to see his "test" is unfairly rigged and would, at best replace him with someone exactly like him and not a benevolent soul. And of course, when his own people end up seeing him fail to protect them against Jagganoth, and call him out on the fact he tyrannized a city over a promise of safety he couldn't fulfill, he shatters. He's last seen desperately throwing away his very life with a Dangerous Forbidden Technique to protect whatever's left and remove Jagganoth from the universe, if only to prove to himself, to his people and to the ghosts in his past that he's worthy after all, then staggering away, half dead, having shoved his Word to White Chain as a spiteful-seeming "let's see you do better" gesture.
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Pride / int_927963ad	comment	The Great Divorce: The number one factor keeping the damned from entering Heaven is their inability to acknowledge their own faults and give up on their petty grudges.
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Pride / int_934f7972	comment	Yomi Hellsmile from Master Detective Archives: Rain Code is primarily motivated by his high opinion of himself, as he is extremely arrogant and deludes himself into thinking he's a hero when he's anything but that. He is blatantly an unhinged and psychotic despot who wants power over Kanai Ward for the sake of it, and will dispose of anyone who dares to challenge him. Fittingly, his overall motif is based on hell, which makes him fitting for the sin of Pride as he's a fitting representation of Satan, whom represents Pride in mythology.
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Pride / int_94081029	comment	In the original Ridge Racer, the ultimate unlockable vehicle in the game is the black car (officially #13, 13" Racing). Even a good player can expect to be passed like they were standing still soon after the starting line, whereupon they will come around the next lap to see their opponent lounging by the black car, waiting for them to catch up. Tortoise and the Hare, much?
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Pride / int_985ad25d	comment	Dragon Ball Super: Along with his hatred for mortals, Zamasu's pride gets the better of him as he comes to believe that he is better than everyone else, both god and mortal. As such, he steals Goku's body, becomes Goku Black and begins a campaign of killing all the mortals and gods in Future Trunks' timeline with the help of his future counterpart so they can accomplish one goal: to create a Multiverse with only himself as its sole inhabitant.
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Pride / int_9a0cb5f4	comment	Bob's Burgers: This is the biggest reason why the family lives in Perpetual Poverty. While he's an excellent chef, Bob's business sense is extremely poor to the point of being self-defeating due to a sense of pride as a cook. He's turned down numerous opportunities for profit (such as an investor's tiki theme or a plaque indicating his restaurant was the location of a criminal's death) and tends not to follow ongoing trends like sweet potato fries out of the misguided belief that he only needs his burgers to attract customers. Bob's own father was even worse, creating a rift between the two that lasted for decades. While Bob likes to experiment with his burgers, his Fantasy-Forbidding Father refused to try anything new and basically said it was his way or the highway while throwing away a burger Bob made for a customer as a boy before they could even try it.
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Pride / int_9a45848c	comment	The title character in Julius Caesar was practically the living embodiment of Pride.
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Pride / int_9d34190a	comment	The Elder Scrolls Pride is the Fatal Flaw of dragons. This flaw is often literally fatal, because a dragon who is challenged must accept, and to not do so is to call into question whether you're a true dragon in the first place. Pride, along with his colossal Arrogance, tends to be the fatal flaw of series' recurring villain Mannimarco, a highly dreaded Lich/Necromancer. As a result of the Warp in the West merging Daggerfall's Multiple Endings, he does succeed in his goal of becoming a god, but it is in a very minor station and left him with Literal Split Personalities. He fails to wipe out the rival Mages Guild in Oblivion, as the Mages Guild Arch-Mage made a Heroic Sacrifice to ensure Mannimarco's defeat. In the prequel The Elder Scrolls Online, Mannimarco serves as The Dragon to Molag Bal, but attempts to Starscream him and usurp his position of divinity. This ends poorly for Mannimarco, but he does survive as he appears in (chronologically) later games in the series. It also proves to be the Fatal Flaw of the Big Bad of Skyrim's Dragonborn DLC, who thinks himself superior to mortals and dragons, and wants to rule them. He even thinks himself intelligent enough to outsmart Hermaeus Mora, the Daedric Prince of Knowledge, within Mora's own realm. Online introduces Daedric Titans, a form of lesser Daedra created by Molag Bal, the Daedric Prince of Domination and Corruption, by corrupting dragons. After the dragon Boziikkodstrun resisted Molag Bal's Cold-Blooded Torture and Mind Rape through sheer unrelenting pride, Bal decided to bring that power to his side by corrupting Boziikkodstrun into becoming the first Titan.
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Pride / int_9d47a2a2	comment	A Song of Ice and Fire: The defining trait of the Lannisters, Targaryens and to a small extent, the Greyjoys. Although that may be less about any specific family and more about the whole Westeros social hierarchy- all the houses have some pride issues. The Starks are noticeable because they have one of the only house words that isn't a boast. The Targs do take it to another level though, although kind of justified with the dragons and stuff.
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Pride / int_9e2f90f4	comment	Perhaps the best example in One Piece is Donquixote Doflamingo. He's very proud of his status, to the point that he brutally punishes Bellamy for disgracing his flag because he suffered a defeat from Luffy. Being a former Celestial Dragon has inflated his ego so much that ANYONE looking down on or opposing him will suffer his wrath and consider himself a god, such that when he was finally defeated, it looked like how Lucifer fell from the Heavens, resembling a most classical sense.
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Pride / int_a037ae41	comment	Fate/Zero has Archer/Gilgamesh, who views himself as the greatest thing to ever come out of the world and all others as either subjects to lord over, upstarts who are crazy to challenge him, or "pretenders" who need to be taught their place in the pecking order. And he has all the power to back it up, though he'd do a lot better at it if he stopped letting his pride hold him back.
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Pride / int_a0ae46e	comment	Woody in Toy Story has his desire to be in the centre of attention as his main flaw, in addition to being worried that Buzz Lightyear could take over his place as Andy's favourite toy. Ironically, his given surname is quite a coincidence.
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Pride / int_a0ce3e2b	comment	In ...Virgin Love, Kaoru's biggest flaw is his pride, which is his defense mechanism to combat his insecurity and jealousy and makes him completely emotionally isolated.
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Pride / int_a2c37f38	comment	Planescape: Torment. As the backstory unfolds, you learn that the First Incarnation of the Nameless One had committed a horrific crime, then decided that he needed to become immortal in order to have enough time to make up for it. It... didn't work. You can spend most of the game atoning for this, and you still end up going to hell for it.
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Pride / int_a44ac02e	comment	Jack: Pride/Vanity is a minor antagonist. As a punishment for some undisclosed Pride-themed crimes she is disfigured beyond description (think of being literally turned inside out and left that way) and is obsessed with looking beautiful again. Her preferred method is to skin other Hell-denizens and clad herself in their hides.
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Pride / int_a4a6b86a	comment	Code Geass: Word of God confirms that pride is Lelouch's main Fatal Flaw. A strong argument could be presented for hubris being the predominant reason his rebellion failed in R1 in that he valued Nunnally over the Black Knights, as if the people he knew personally mattered more than anyone else, and abandoned the people relying on him. Also Magnificent Bastard Schneizel, who does everything he does such that his life will be worth more than anyone else's. Luciano Bradley, who incessantly finds pleasure in robbing people of their lives, as if it makes his life worth more or better than anyone else's for it (hell, his personal mantra is that what all people value most is their own lives); this satisfaction in causing others' lives to be wasted is repaid in kind when he's fried alive by Kallen. And no one misses him.
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Pride / int_a4b1b4dc	comment	The Fall of NÃºmenor: Sauron considers to repent after Morgoth's downfall but he lets his opportunity of redemption pass because he does not want to serve someone else. Sauron then convinces himself what he should stay in Middle-Earth because he is clearly the only one who can fix the world after the wars against Morgoth, but he must take over Middle-Earth in order to do so because clearly the natives are too dumb to realize everything will go much better if/when he is running the place. The Rings of Power are a direct consequence of Elvish hubris. The Noldor did want to remain on Middle-Earth where their prestige as the eldest, wisest and most powerful race was greater than at the bottom of the hierarchy of Valinor, but they did not want to endure the mortal lands' decay. Cajoling them into forging tools to impose their will on the world and slow its decline was a piece of cake for Sauron. The Tale of Aldarion and Erendis is about the disintegrating marriage of Aldarion, prince of NÃºmenor, and his wife Erendis, over his inability to keep his promises to return when he says he will from various sea voyages. Erendis refuses to bend, Aldarion refuses to explain himself, and the present king Meneldur is angry at Aldarion's apparent disregard of his responsibilities as heir. It's not until Aldarion huffily throws a letter from Gil-galad onto the table that Meneldur knows there was a justified reason, because Aldarion refused to tell him until he thought he could use it to start a fight. Unsurprisingly, Aldarion and Erendis' daughter ends up so emotionally scarred by all this that it contributes to her own unhappy marriage as an adult. The NÃºmenoreans' increasingly unbridled ego caused the downfall of the greatest Mannish civilization. Since they were gifted with much longer and healthier lives -which allowed them to excel in sciences and arts- advanced technology and divine blessings by the Valar, the NÃºmenoreans came to believe not only that they had the right to rule over other Men but also that they should be immortal since, being obviously superior, they are entitled to anything they want. Their overwhelming hubris and ambition eventually lead them to invade the Undying Lands, which gets their civilization destroyed. Ar-PharazÃ´n, the last king of NÃºmenor, is a perfect exponent of the extent of their people's corruption. PharazÃ´n usurps the throne because he thinks he obviously should be king, wants to conquer the world because he should obviously rule it, and wants to become immortal because he is obviously too great of a king to die.
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Pride / int_a52d5113	comment	In "The Three Little Men in the Wood", the stepsister's pride causes her to try to duplicate the results of seeking strawberries in the winter woods.
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Pride / int_a5549ed0	comment	The Bible: In the apocryphal Book of Enoch, the archangel of the afterlife Ramiel is filled with it, as is Azazel, who gave humans fashion and metal-working in defiance of the Almighty. They were cast out of Heaven and joined Satan in the angelic rebellion because of it. Lucifer is called a man in the Book of Isaiah, where the picture quote comes from. He is also described as the king of Babylon — at the time, Nebuchadnezzar, who was indeed filled with this and was humbled as a result. The Four Gospels: This trope is likely the reason that the New Testament's sole criteria for salvation is "confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead". Someone who can't conceive of a person more virtuous than themselves — in effect, someone who claims that they've never made a mistake at all — is dangerously wrong. The Bible is full of examples of people who became humble despite their pride, because they were invisibly moved by the Spirit of God.
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Pride / int_a5b8b965	comment	The Iliad: Achilles refused to leave his tent and help the Greeks fight, even after Agamemnon apologized for their meaningless spat earlier. He ended up with a Dead Sidekick. Likewise, after killing Patroclus with the help of Apollo, Hector thinks that he himself is powerful enough to beat Achilles. He is wrong.
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Pride / int_a8150af4	comment	The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power: This is a major theme in many of the storylines. Protagonist Galadriel is a Knight Templar certain that Sauron lives and determined to find him and revenge not only her brother but all those who died at Sauron's hands. This leads to her coming close to becoming a Well-Intentioned Extremist, since she expresses a desire to wipe out the race of orcs. She also fails to recognize that she has become Sauron-like in her obsession, which is ironic because it is she herself who brings Sauron to Middle-Earth, albeit disguised in his fair form. When he reveals himself to her, he points out how much they have in common and proposes a We Can Rule Together scenario. Celebrimbor's desire to craft something exceptionally make him very easy for Sauron to manipulate. Prince Durin and his wife Disa are good people who want the best for their kingdom, but their greed for mithril will have tragic consequences. Sauron himself doesn't see himself as a villain so much as The Atoner just trying to bring order and peace to Middle-Earth.
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Pride / int_a83e83d4	comment	In Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War, pride seems to be associated with the Knight Ace style ("[aces] who live for pride"), who refuse to cause collateral damage even when it's the surest way to victory. Your wingman even comments that your pride is gonna get you killed. Ironically, among the enemy boss squadrons, the one explicitly associated with pride is Detlef Fleischer's Rot Squadron, whom you face in the Mercenary route. As the epilogue shows, even ten years later, poor Detlef still cannot accept and understand how he was defeated by mere mercenaries.
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Pride / int_a8a64abf	comment	Geneforge series — The Shaper Council. If you choose to help a faction that opposes them, then they learn the hard way that yes, the rebellion can be a threat to them. Unfortunately, the other factions are often just as arrogant.
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Pride / int_a944b4bb	comment	Tolkien's Legendarium: The Silmarillion, pride literally goes before a Fall: Melkor sought to create and rule over others, and was too proud to admit his creations were only discoveries made possible by God. He became Morgoth, that is, Satan. All the Noldor were prideful, but FÃ«anor's arrogance was such that he lead the majority of them into exile, thinking he would be able to defy the Valar (godlike angels delegated to rule the world), and that he would stand a chance of defeating Morgoth in combat. Predictably, it ended very badly for him and most of his people. The Fall of NÃºmenor: Sauron considers to repent after Morgoth's downfall but he lets his opportunity of redemption pass because he does not want to serve someone else. Sauron then convinces himself what he should stay in Middle-Earth because he is clearly the only one who can fix the world after the wars against Morgoth, but he must take over Middle-Earth in order to do so because clearly the natives are too dumb to realize everything will go much better if/when he is running the place. The Rings of Power are a direct consequence of Elvish hubris. The Noldor did want to remain on Middle-Earth where their prestige as the eldest, wisest and most powerful race was greater than at the bottom of the hierarchy of Valinor, but they did not want to endure the mortal lands' decay. Cajoling them into forging tools to impose their will on the world and slow its decline was a piece of cake for Sauron. The Tale of Aldarion and Erendis is about the disintegrating marriage of Aldarion, prince of NÃºmenor, and his wife Erendis, over his inability to keep his promises to return when he says he will from various sea voyages. Erendis refuses to bend, Aldarion refuses to explain himself, and the present king Meneldur is angry at Aldarion's apparent disregard of his responsibilities as heir. It's not until Aldarion huffily throws a letter from Gil-galad onto the table that Meneldur knows there was a justified reason, because Aldarion refused to tell him until he thought he could use it to start a fight. Unsurprisingly, Aldarion and Erendis' daughter ends up so emotionally scarred by all this that it contributes to her own unhappy marriage as an adult. The NÃºmenoreans' increasingly unbridled ego caused the downfall of the greatest Mannish civilization. Since they were gifted with much longer and healthier lives -which allowed them to excel in sciences and arts- advanced technology and divine blessings by the Valar, the NÃºmenoreans came to believe not only that they had the right to rule over other Men but also that they should be immortal since, being obviously superior, they are entitled to anything they want. Their overwhelming hubris and ambition eventually lead them to invade the Undying Lands, which gets their civilization destroyed. Ar-PharazÃ´n, the last king of NÃºmenor, is a perfect exponent of the extent of their people's corruption. PharazÃ´n usurps the throne because he thinks he obviously should be king, wants to conquer the world because he should obviously rule it, and wants to become immortal because he is obviously too great of a king to die.
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Pride / int_abb11fc7	comment	Fatal Fury: Geese... poor, poor Geese. If it weren't for his... excessive pride, he wouldn't be stuck to the pavement like a mancake right now.
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Pride / int_abb2a0d1	comment	Legacy of the Drow Series: In Starless Night, Drizzt Do'Urden leaves his friends behind to see if he can head off the coming storm all by himself. Not only does he fail, not only would he have died if his friends (and some enemies) hadn't rescued him, but he arguably makes things worse. This would be fine...if it weren't for Drizzt's proclivity for endless navel-gazing on various philosophical themes and subjects in his journal, just in case you missed the point.
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Pride / int_abd63524	comment	Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot: Deadman is having troubles adapting to being an invisible ghost because he loved being a famous star, and he cannot deal with the fact that his life in the limelight is over. As Kara puts it, he soared and was cut down at his height.
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Pride / int_ad622d64	comment	In the Malazan Book of the Fallen, High King Kallor is arrogant, prone to overestepping his bounds, and very touchy about insults to his person. And then there's the whole, "allowing a continent to die rather than relinquishing control of it" thing, and the obsession with power and becoming an Ascendant.
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Pride / int_ad785c1a	comment	The Life Story of Superman: Luthor's plan to replace Superman with a loyal clone is foiled by his inability to admit he might possibly be wrong. When copying Superman's memories into his clone, he tweaks the accident which started his feud because under no circumstances Luthor can admit that it was caused by his own clumsiness. Hence, the Superman clone gives himself away when he starts ranting about Luthor being an innocent victim of Superman's jealousy.
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Pride / int_afc86b0a	comment	Ender's Game series: In Shadow Puppets, Virlomi sets herself up as a holy woman/god on earth to lead a resistance movement in India against the Chinese occupation. After a long sequence of everything going right for her against rivals she knows are better than she is, she becomes convinced that she really is either divine or favored by the gods, and carelessly leads her army into an obvious trap. Later stories show just how much old Ma and Pa Wiggins manipulated their children because the pride of their children (especially Peter) was such there was no way their parents could have figured out they were world famous political Bloggers. Ender in Exile especially shows this with how they manipulate Peter to exile Ender and Valentine to join Ender. In Peter's case it takes him four books to even suspect his parents used him due to his own pride. This may be a retcon, however. If it is, it is one inspired by the fact that the reason (according to the Hegemony) that Peter, Val, and Ender are so smart to begin with is that their family has such an excellent genetic history of intelligence.
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Pride / int_b30ae4db	comment	Game of Thrones: In case the lion on their coat of arms and the motto "Hear me Roar!" didn't give it away, this is a unifying theme for the Lannisters. All of them have a subtly different take on it. Tywin's most defining trait. While this trope is precisely what drove Tywin to make House Lannister the most powerful one in Westeros, it also drove him to make it the most hated as well. Cersei: Jaime often comes across as very arrogant and uncaring of others. However his father Tywin points out this is merely how he wants to be viewed. Tyrion believes that having too much pride is foolish and it's better to wear your flaws openly. Despite this, it does stick him that his father doesn't acknowledge any of his skills and contributions, even denying him the seat of the ancestral house which is his by right. He admits this to Jaime who chides him for his spiel during his trial, noting that there's only so much he can stand up to abuse before snapping. Though a good and moral person, this can be a character flaw of Jon's. His confidence in the superiority of his abilities often causes him to lose sight of the bigger picture and complain about the unfairness of his life. Good thing he has Sam and friends to put things in perspective for him. Davos does a good job of stroking Salladhor's pride (and greed), winning his support largely on the basis of his ego.
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Pride / int_b4996199	comment	Spider-Man has had trouble with pride. It is, after all, the reason his Uncle Ben died, as Spidey was too full of himself to care about the burglar that would kill him. Spidey then learned that With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility, but he's still had his moments since then.
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Pride / int_b50aa03f	comment	The Reynard Cycle: This is Duke Nobel's ultimately fatal flaw. Given that his character was based on a anthropomorphic lion, this character trait is a Stealth Pun.
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Pride / int_b50cc7e6	comment	In the Hulk vs. Iron Man tie-in of Original Sin, the "sin" turns out to be Bruce Banner's pride. After an argument between him and Tony, a drunken Tony sabotaged the Gamma bomb. His sabotage made the bomb's yield smaller, and he sent an e-mail to Bruce explaining what he had done. Bruce arrogantly deleted the e-mail and blocked all following e-mails from Tony. If Bruce had just swallowed his pride and read an e-mail, he could have avoided becoming the Hulk.
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Pride / int_b659836d	comment	Online introduces Daedric Titans, a form of lesser Daedra created by Molag Bal, the Daedric Prince of Domination and Corruption, by corrupting dragons. After the dragon Boziikkodstrun resisted Molag Bal's Cold-Blooded Torture and Mind Rape through sheer unrelenting pride, Bal decided to bring that power to his side by corrupting Boziikkodstrun into becoming the first Titan.
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Pride / int_b704a08a	comment	Superbia Squalo from Reborn! (2004). His name literally means pride.
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Pride / int_b903f5ec	comment	In First Reformed, Toller quotes from Thomas Merton that one species of pride is despair, choosing to believe one's knowledge of the evils of the world is more certain than God's ability to bring out good from them. He later reminds himself of the sentiment when writing about how much he wishes young people liked him and his growing inability to pray.
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Pride / int_b962c879	comment	Fairy Tail: Acnologia views himself as a being who stands heads and shoulders above all other creatures in existence, be they humans as he himself once was or dragons. Considering the fact that there isn't a creature alive capable of taking him on in a one-on-one, he's got every right to be smug. He won't even talk to anyone he doesn't view as posing even a modicum of challenge to himself, and considers the act of blowing humans away with his attacks the equivalent of swatting particularly annoying ants.
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Pride / int_b99da0d	comment	The Olympians from The Incredible Hercules suffer pride worse than the Asgardians. Hercules, while a good guy, has attacked people who he believes insulted him or take attention away from him. The other Olympians are about the same either wanting mortals to worship them again or reacting badly to challenges of their godhood. Once when rendered mortal, Zeus completely broke after a few hours out of broken pride and fear. Hercules at least is used to it.
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Pride / int_b9b796cf	comment	Fate/stay night: Pride is the Fatal Flaw of Gilgamesh; he is the single-most powerful being in the story, capable of frightening even Avenger — the embodiment of all human evils incarnated in an unlimited source of power... But he never goes all out on people because he is too secure in his own superiority, and it always comes back to bite him in the ass because by the time he gets serious it is already too late. Shinji is also overly prideful (with far less justification, too), which (combined with his general uselessness) ultimately leads to his downfall in all three routes (in particular Heaven's Feel). Nero Claudius is one of the only people who can match Gilgamesh in sheer ego, though in her case it makes her endearing rather than annoying. It helps that as proud as she is, she's equally generous and kindhearted.
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Pride / int_ba44f5d5	comment	Earth's Children: Jondalar's pride causes some problems for him and his romance with Ayla in The Mammoth Hunters. Firstly, Jondalar doesn't want Ayla mentioning the Clan and her upbringing with them, and gets embarrassed and irritated when she does things associated with the Clan (such as kneeling before Mamut out of respect) because he's afraid that people will reject them both due to prejudice against "flatheads" (he has personal experience with being shunned by his community and desperately wants to avoid a repeat situation). He's also upset and jealous when Ayla starts to become closer to Ranec, who is obviously attracted to her, but as he later admits to himself, he didn't explain how he felt to Ayla and instead pushed her away because he worried that Ayla would choose Ranec over him, so he tried to avoid the issue entirely and thus inadvertently drove Ayla closer to Ranec because of what she perceived as Jondalar's rejection.
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Pride / int_babc8a45	comment	Victor of Upldr is this. He felt that he was the only one who could do his project and should get sole credit for it. He was willing to do anything just to beat his former boss into completing his project.
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Pride / int_bb185f99	comment	In How Luthor Met Superboy, Lex Luthor's arrogance leads to him becoming a villain. As saving him from a fire — started accidentally by Lex himself — Superboy accidentally destroys his life-creating experiment. Since Lex cannot admit that his scientific breakthrough became lost forever because he is a clumsy idiot wo could not even think of writing the formula down, he convinces himself that Superboy destroyed it intentionally to "crush his greatness", and swears revenge.
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Pride / int_bb3fde3d	comment	Danny Phantom: Big Bad Vlad Masters' Fatal Flaw was a mix of this and envy. He was a Broken Ace who lost the love of his life to his best friend after getting injured in a Freak Lab Accident, and spent the entirety of his adult life seething over the life he felt he should've had due to his arrogance, thinking too highly of himself and his ambitions and being unwilling to compromise them.
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Pride / int_bc3e46c7	comment	Discussed in Hoofstuck when Pinkie Pie first tells the story of Love Lock and the Batterqueen. Apple Bloom points out that Love Lock's Absurdly High-Stakes Game seemed just as arrogant as the Batterqueen's belief she was entitled to rule. Pinkie spins this into An Aesop by telling her that "if you take a risk and succeed, that's called confidence. But if you fail, it's called ''hubris'... but it's really all the same thing!"
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Pride / int_bcadd7cb	comment	This shows up in multiple ways in Warhammer 40,000: The birth of the three younger chaos gods, the Horus Heresy and the fall of half the space marines to chaos, and the opening of the eye all directly resulted from the Emperor's decision to solve the problem by having everyone ignore it until it went away, because he was the only one superior enough to be allowed to know basic facts about (in-universe) science... reducing the millions of people using that science for basic transportation to the position of blindly poking a cosmic bear with a stick with no warning or ability to take precautions. Many Space Marine chapters have this problem. The last codex had optional disadvantages to represent this, such as We Stand Alone — essentially preventing them from ever getting Inquisitorial allies because they refuse help from anyone. Additionally, although some fall to Chaos through despair or rage, many (such as Horus himself or the Inquisitors who believe they can control Chaos) enter the claws of the Dark Gods due to pride - Tzeentch's portfolio includes (in addition to the more infamous Hope and Change) Ambition. Then there were the Thousand Sons. Magnus's two big mistakes: thinking he knew more about the Warp than the Emperor, and thinking he was too smart to fall for a Deal with the Devil. Then, over the course of about a day, the whole thing came crashing down around his ears. The Eldar, as a race, are now on the brink of extinction due to the Fall but are still full of themselves and refuse to get along with other races. The Dark Eldar take this even further, seeing their Craftworld and Exodite cousins as failures to the Eldar legacy despite that legacy having destroyed their race. The Orks have Flash Gitz, who are this trope personified within Ork society, with a fair share of Greed to go with it, too. Where normal Orks love fighting anything that moves, Flash Gitz are more concerned with getting more teeth (the Ork currency) while spending as little of it as possible, and showing off their highly customized guns and money to other Orks. They are widely disliked amongst normal Orks due to these facts for being huge showoffs. The Tau are convinced that the Tau'va, or "Greater Good", is the best basis for a culture. This has ended badly for them on multiple occasions, as they've misinterpreted aliens fighting for their own reasons as coming to their aid — leading to unfortunate experiences like hiring Dark Eldar mercenaries or trying to throw a thank-you party for the Necrons.
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Pride / int_bd41836e	comment	In StarCraft: Brood War, Admiral Dugalle's Fatal Flaw is pride. Samir Duran exploits Dugalle's pride in his forces to convince him to destroy the Psi Disrupter. When Vice Admiral Stukov goes behind Dugalle's back by secretly relocating the Disrupter, rightly believing that it's their best chance to defeat the Zerg, Duran plays Dugalle's hurt ego and manipulates him into ordering the death of his best friend. In the final cinematic scene depicting the remnants of Dugalle's fleet fleeing the sector right before they are wiped out by the Zerg Kerrigan sent to pursue them, Dugalle writes a final letter to his wife. In it, Dugalle confesses that his pride killed Alexei and consumed him as well. Immediately after finishing the letter, he commits suicide.
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Pride / int_bd8b694d	comment	Codex Equus: Ancalagon is the draconic god of arrogance, superiority and self-obsession. He gains literal strength from his sense of pride, can invoke this emotion in others to render them incautious and prone to mistakes, and flies into terrible rages when he feels that his superiority is called into question.
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Pride / int_bdf31dde	comment	Penny of Edenborn is defined by her pride and stretches to justify her self-esteem at every turn. She's a teenager.
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Pride / int_bfe2645a	comment	In Justice, Superman himself says "Luthor is my greatest enemy. Not because of his wealth. Not because of the weaponry he creates. Not because of his greed, not even because of his evil. But because he cannot be humbled. No matter what happens to him."
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Pride / int_c29f1036	comment	In The Prince of Egypt this is Rameses' fatal flaw that leads to all the suffering in Egypt. Portrayed much more sympathetically than usual due to it being more about appeasing his father's legacy as a strong ruler than anything he personally wants.
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Pride / int_c3196434	comment	The Orks have Flash Gitz, who are this trope personified within Ork society, with a fair share of Greed to go with it, too. Where normal Orks love fighting anything that moves, Flash Gitz are more concerned with getting more teeth (the Ork currency) while spending as little of it as possible, and showing off their highly customized guns and money to other Orks. They are widely disliked amongst normal Orks due to these facts for being huge showoffs.
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Pride / int_c4282b71	comment	My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic brings up the subject of pride a number of times: In the Season 1 episode "Applebuck Season", her stubborn refusal to accept help after insisting she could handle her family's orchard harvest alone combined with her trying to meet obligations to help her friends ends in nothing but disaster all over. Meanwhile, "The Last Roundup" features Applejack essentially running away from home in shame when she doesn't win as big as she and everypony else had expected her to in a big rodeo competition she'd won ten years straight. "The Super Speedy Cider Squeezy 6000" shows Applejack's learned her lessons when she readily accepts help from her friends in a desperate situation. A positive example occurs in "Baby Cakes", when an Innocently Insensitive comment by Twilight Sparkle kick starts Pinkie Pie's pride and forces her to step up to the responsibilities of caring for the foals she's babysitting. Discord is immensely prideful to the point he views no one as a threat to him. This bites him in the tail, as it blinds him to the fact that the six ponies standing in front of him are now capable of kicking it. Rainbow Dash is Equestria's greatest flyer and she knows it very well. Certain spotlight episodes such as "Sonic Rainboom" and "The Mysterious Mare Do Well" expand upon Rainbow's hubris and shine on her insecurities and fear of failure. By the episode "Wonderbolt Academy", she has grown enough to swallow that pride to accept an inferior assignment. However, it hasn't gone completely away as late as the episode "Newbie Dash" has Rainbow Dash deal with trying to get rid of an Embarrassing Nickname. The aptly titled "Pinkie Pride" is all about Pinkie defending her pride as a party planner from her rival Cheese Sandwich, to the point where she takes great offense when her friends take the very concept of a party for granted. The episode examines both the positive and negative aspects of this mindset: while it does snap her out of a Heroic BSoD when her friends forget about her in favor of Cheese, it also blinds her from how much of a strain she puts on her friends as it continues to get the better of her. The Season 6 episode "The Gift of the Maud Pie" tackles this once more. Pinkie Pie is so driven by the desire to find a better gift than what her sister Maud Pie would give her that she totally misses the point of giving a gift to someone in the first place. Unlike Pinkie Pride, however, it shows only the negative consequences of her Pride, as Pinkie ends up trading away her prized Party Cannon for a rock pouch, which in turn, makes her completely miserable. Maud quickly picks up on this, and goes to get the Party Cannon back and set Pinkie straight as well.
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Pride / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: The Doctor can fall into this, given his Smug Super tendencies, and it's a notable part of the Tenth incarnation's personality. One of Ten's last appearances, in "The Waters of Mars", has him basically go into A God Am I mode with massive hubris, but then end up as much more humble afterward after his arrogance is crushed. Though it is justified, considering how the Doctor was raised by the Time Lords, who see themselves as the most powerful civilization in the universe; compared to that, the Doctor is the most humble Time Lord there is. In "The King's Demons", Hugh's anger over the way the Doctor saved his life in a Duel to the Death is inspired by this, as his parents observe.
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Pride / int_c4b3a695	comment	Zeus/Jupiter from the Percy Jackson book series unsurprisingly suffers from this. Many of the crises are caused or made worse by Zeus' pride. In The Heroes of Olympus Jupiter's wounded pride at being helped and told off by mortals in the Titan War leads him to seal Olympus and do nothing to stop the Giants. Luckily, the other gods are not so stupid and work behind his back. It's also Annabeth's fatal flaw as revealed by the sirens in book two. However, once she knows this, she works hard not to let her pride get the best of her. She makes some mistakes, but overall is successful. She even uses her knowledge of how a prideful mind works in her climactic battle with Arachne at the end of The Mark Of Athena to trick her opponent, as pride was her fatal flaw as well.
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Pride / int_c6e5a674	comment	In "The Love of Three Oranges", the slave sees the heroine's reflection in the pool and thinks it's hers. It goes straight to her head and causes a lot of trouble.
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Pride / int_c70a1171	comment	Conan the Barbarian: In "The Hyborian Age",note the Backstory to the main stories the Aquilonian empire suffered from this.
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Pride / int_c7912cea	comment	Lucius on Jimmy Two-Shoes. He's a Smug Snake ruling an Egopolis who constantly tries to make the population love him while at the same time making them miserable. He's even named after Lucifer, the demon of pride. In fact, according to Word of God, Lucius has some pretty terrifying powers, but doesn't use them strictly because his pride would be wounded if he admitted he needed them.
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Pride / int_c829f544	comment	In the Firebird Trilogy, pride is both Brennen and Firebird's main failing, one that drives the plots of the second and third books. In the second book, Brennen faces losing most of his extraordinary abilities and learns that his worth is not dependent on what he can do. In the third book, Firebird struggles to let others help her and to not get detrimentally caught up in her royal heritage.
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Pride / int_cbad9b62	comment	Take a drink every time a noble dies due to pride in Legend of the Galactic Heroes. You'll be drunk by the quarterway-point of the series. Throw in a drink for death by pride for non-noble admirals and politicians (thus making The Alliance eligible) and odds are you'll be drunk some ten episodes in, and dead of alcohol poisoning by the quarterway. If you really want to get the ball rolling, throw in another drink for when their pride causes other people to die. Several hundred thousand people were dead due to foolish pride in the first episode. Don't do it, man, it's a death trap!
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Pride / int_cc79f0e4	comment	Us and Them: One of Sephiroth's flaws and the one that tends to get him in the most trouble, either actual physical danger or hot water with his wife. The short story where Aeris recounts his first attempt to ride a bike, resulting in him getting a concussion because he refused to wear a helmet he thought was stupid-looking, is even called "Pride Goeth Before A Fall".
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Pride / int_cd62d386	comment	7 YÃ¼z: In the episode "RefakatÃ§iler", Vildan leads Serhat to recognize how his stubborn pride has driven away the people who care for him most, particularly his son, Okan. Serhat's pride prohibited Okan from attending art school, creating a devastating rift between father and son. When Okan later went missing in Russia, Serhat refused to seek help from others to find him, because it would require him to humble himself and admit his mistakes as a parent.
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Pride / int_ce50887e	comment	Even in the original Dragon Ball series, most villains have this fatal flaw. King Piccolo is so sure of his power that he believes that no one in the world can defeat him, even when Goku was fighting as his equal and he was sealed for centuries by a martial artist.
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Pride / int_d2cd3b5e	comment	In Nomine: Pride is a central facet of Lucifer's character. Sometimes this can be to the player characters' benefit — for example, he's too proud to consider breaking minor promises, which will usually include ones made to the players. More often than not, it makes him dangerous to be around — he has no tolerance for disrespect or being made light of, and will never forget or forgive a slight real or imagined.
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Pride / int_d46ea355	comment	The Seven Deadly Sins Series, by Vocaloid producer AkunoP aka mothy. Pride's song is Daughter of Evil, by Kagamine Rin in the role of Riliane Lucifen d'Autriche, who is a tyrannical princess of the Yellow Kingdom. Be sure to watch the sequel Servant of Evil which is from her servant's point of view, and shows more to the story. Be warned, its a bit of a tearjerker.
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Pride / int_d4c2b99b	comment	The original setting of Enroth for Heroes of Might and Magic was ultimately destroyed by the Pride of two leaders: Avlee's hero Gelu and Krewlod's king Kilgor. Their pride was exacerbated by the incredibly powerful swords each wielded, Armageddon's Blade and the Sword of Frost respectively. Gelu was convinced that he would be the one to save Enroth and bring order to it with the power of his blade, while Kilgor was convinced that he could conquer Enroth with the Sword of Frost. When they finally clashed, the colliding powers of their swords triggered a chain reaction that destroyed all of Enroth as well as them. In the end, their pride brought doom to themselves and to their world.
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Pride / int_d4f9ccf	comment	Aladdin — Jafar was this close to complete victory, but his refusal to accept any position other than that of the most powerful being on the face of the Earth was what ultimately undid him. He was already the Sultan and the most powerful sorcerer in the world as a result of his first two wishes upon capturing the Genie, but his undoing came when Aladdin tricked him into wishing to be a genie — with everything that goes along with the package. He could probably even have avoided the last third of the movie altogether if he hadn't wasted his first wish on, essentially, stealing the Sultan's clothes — out of pride.
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Pride / int_d6423831	comment	John Carter of Mars: In Edgar Rice Burroughs's The Chessman Of Mars, the men of Manator are particularly proud and maltreat their slaves from contempt because they have never been defeated and enslaved themselves.
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Pride / int_d69208d2	comment	Codename: Kids Next Door: After his defection, this was revealed to be Chad Dickson's fatal flaw. He has always considered himself to be the best, and his obsession with being at the top is his drive, to the point that when Nigel was considered to be better than him, Chad tried to kill him.
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Pride / int_d7217e8	comment	Lucifer: Naturally, the titular character of the comics, who rankled at the idea that any being should be in any way bound to another. On one hand this led to his total honesty and strict paying of all debts he owed, on the other it fueled his sociopathic disregard for anyone who wasn't him or his (very) small group of companions. As God pointed out it also meant he would be eternally unhappy, because the universe was by nature co-dependent and linked.
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Pride / int_d7c4626a	comment	The Sandman (1989): Dream spends most of the series going through a slow change and trying to correct mistakes that his strict code of honor "compels" him to make. In the process of doing so, he makes several powerful enemies, so it isn't his pride per sÃ© that does him in, but his attempts to make amends. The nutshell description of the series is 'Dream of the Endless finds it necessary to change or die... and makes his choice.'
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Pride / int_d7dc4ddd	comment	This is Sunset's main flaw at the start of The Witch of the Everfree. She gets better about it over time, to the point where she manages to shock Cadance by admitting that Twilight is smarter than she is.
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Pride / int_dab3182f	comment	Trillion: God of Destruction: Ruche, one of Zeabolos' nieces, holds the Crest of Pride, and tends to look down on others due to her upbringing, even looking down on her uncle for being defeated by Trillion. Turns out she actually does consider everyone friends, and much of what she says, though backhanded, is genuine advice or compliments.
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Pride / int_db30cf92	comment	In Warrior Cats, pride is a common trait among Clan cats, usually in the form of being unable to accept help that they need. For instance, in Yellowfang's Secret, Nettlespot is so determined to prove that she can care for her remaining kit that she refuses to ask for food, even though she desperately needs it. Yellowfang even thinks "Pride won't fill her belly." And in Cloudstar's Journey, Rainleap declares that she'd rather die than ask ThunderClan for help (which in Cloudstar's opinion is a bit extreme).
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Pride / int_db96ded4	comment	In the sequel series, The Legend of Korra, the title character herself has some pride issues as well. Having humility forced on her happens a lot throughout the show.
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Pride / int_dd6ecd26	comment	In Sandra on the Rocks, pride seems to be ZoÃ©'s chief flaw (and source of strength). She dislikes being called a "veteran model" because it makes her sound old, and would sooner spend a fortune on gifts than simply apologise for mistreating someone.
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Pride / int_e056977a	comment	And in Counter's Grey Knights, the daemon accuses Alaric of Pride, which, it claims, blinds him to both his faults and his defeat.
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Pride / int_e270b7e1	comment	Genius: The Transgression: the prideful conviction that you are Correct and everyone else is Wrong is how a Genius goes Unmada. This is rarely a thing that ends well for anyone concerned.
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Pride / int_e2cb4c1	comment	Doctor Strange, in his backstory, was a young and very talented surgeon with the ego to match. Cue the fall from grace, which ended only when he started to care about people other than himself. He's come a long way since, but the temptation to backslide is still there.
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Pride / int_e39b350c	comment	In Nick Kyme's Salamanders, Tsu'gan blames himself for his arrogance that led to his leaving his post, and so to an enemy's breaking in and killing his captain.
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Pride / int_e7a9c06c	comment	In Paperinik New Adventures the downfall of the Xerbian and Evronian civilizations and Moldrock's regime ultimately come down because of this: The Xerbians were so proud of their advanced technology they couldn't even conceive someone would dare to challenge their orbital defence, and when the Evronians negotiated a commercial treaty as cover for their invasion and asked them to lower their defences for a few minutes as a sign of peace they accepted. Those few minutes were all the Evronians needed to wreck the control of the orbital defences. The otherwise clever Evronians, thanks to their military might and having apparently won every single war of their history, severely underestimated the abilities of the Xerbian scientists they had spared from being turned into coolflames to use their advanced scientific knowledge. Thus they were completely blindsided when the last free Xerbians that they had just captured activated a device that brought back to normal every single coolflame on their Planet Spaceship, allowing Xadhoom to wipe them out now that they didn't have their hostages anymore. They also didn't expect Xadhoom to provide the energy to activate that device, as they thought the hostages were enough to keep her in check. Moldrock was a Physical God who thought little of fighting with any amount of cunning and thought himself invincible. Then one day his chief scientist Everett Ducklair knocked him out with a technology of his invention, put a Power Limiter on him, woke him up, and exiled him and his warriors in a dimension where his powers were dampened.
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Pride / int_e9ec19e1	comment	Spec Ops: The Line, being heavily inspired by Heart of Darkness and Apocalypse Now, features this prominently. Colonel John Konrad thought helping the people of Dubai would just be a matter of putting in the effort and it's insinuated that at least part of his motivation is to make up for his failures as a commander in Afghanistan; his evacuation ends with much of the population dead, his own troops turning into what is effectively an occupying force to keep the survivors in line while subsisting off extremely limited resources, half of his troops turn on him when they decide it's gone too far, much of the population forms an insurgency against him because the troops have gotten so brutal they're worse than having no order at all, and he ends up killing himself after the weight of this new failure becomes too much to bear. Captain Martin Walker, like Konrad before him, is sure he can be the hero and help, so he presses on despite having the chance to leave, report the situation to his superiors and get backup. Everything he does only makes things worse, so much so that he snaps and loses his sense of reality. The fake Colonel Konrad he hallucinates is talking to him long after the real Konrad is dead actually calls him out for wanting to be a hero so badly that it blinded him to how much worse he was making everything. The player is not exempt, as even the game's loading screen tooltips start telling you "None of this would have happened if you just stopped." The dev team are perfectly happy being blamed for making the game for the player to play in the first place, too, as it mirrors Walker blaming Konrad, to a point.
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Pride / int_ebcb7d65	comment	Cruel and Unusual: This seems to be what's holding some of the condemned back, such as Julien, who refuses to let the authorities see him break.
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Pride / int_ebffc81f	comment	Mage: The Awakening — Every bad thing that has happened to the mages in the New World of Darkness, from the Abyss to the released Goetia, can be traced back to mages who decided to push the proverbial big red button and were too hubristic to consider the consequences of their actions. Indeed, a major theme is that all evil is ultimately human evil in Mage.
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Pride / int_ec28245c	comment	Vegeta gets his ass handed to him so many times during Dragon Ball Z for his stubborn pride, you start to wonder if he likes it. Few are the characters who have done more stupid things for the sake of their pride. Like so many characters on this page though, it is all he has left if you think about it. He's the Prince of a world that no longer exists, all his kin are dead until Trunks is born, and that filthy peasant Kakarot just keeps getting further ahead of him in terms of power. The whole reason why he has nothing else left is his pride. He killed Nappa because of it, and got Bulma despite it, yet also loses the latter because of it. Good thing for him the Dragon Balls exist, as they allow him to keep trying again until even he gets it right.
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Pride / int_ed05196	comment	Each of the villains in the Keys to the Kingdom series represents a deadly sin, with Lord Sunday representing pride. He does nothing about actions that would destroy the universe until it is nearly too late simply because he would rather amuse himself.
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Pride / int_eed321b1	type	Pride
Pride / int_eed321b1	comment	Ars Magica: The Magi of House Verditius tend to inherit their Insufferable Genius founder's independence and pride, exacerbated by the fact that their mastery of Item Crafting lets them show off and get extremely rich. In game mechanics, they gain a Hubris score that can compel them to act pridefully, but gives a bonus to some actions that play to their ego.
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Pride / int_ef7b3325	comment	Fantastic Four: Pride is the defining trait of Doctor Doom. The accident that damaged his face happened because he was too arrogant to believe that Reed Richards had found an error in his calculations. The minor scar Doom received, he saw as horribly disfiguring due to his vanity, and in desperation to hide it he ended up really messing his face up. He was unable to even admit to himself of his mistake in either instance. His supervillain-sized lust for power is rooted in his belief that he should be second to no one, particularly Richards. This is also why he always rebuffs others' attempts to rehabilitate him. He just can't accept the pity and sympathy of others.
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Pride / int_f01bd30b	type	Pride
Pride / int_f01bd30b	comment	DFZ: Opal's father refuses to let her go for no reason than because she belongs to him. Losing her would be an insult. She is also the only person he owns who doesn't love and adore him, which makes him angry.
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DFZ	hasFeature	Pride / int_f01bd30b
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Pride / int_f0c816fb	comment	Breaking Bad has Walter White, the main character with an obvious streak of pride coloring all his actions. He'd rather make and sell meth than ask for or accept help for his family or condition. At one point it's revealed that his partner in grad school created a successful biotech company that his ideas helped create. Rather than accept a very large check that would have covered his bills and act as a late payment for his help with the company, he tears it up and goes back to making drugs to earn money his own way. In one episode, he intentionally leads his DEA agent brother-in-law Hank back on his tail after he had started to believe Gale really was Heisenberg simply because he couldn't stand the idea of Hank thinking someone else was responsible for his work, while in another episode he hates that his son set up a donation website to pay for his cancer treatment because he doesn't want to accept handouts from strangers like a "beggar" and has to be convinced by his wife not to have his son take the site down. Saul even points out that the site is perfect for money laundering, but Walt still takes its existence as a personal insult.
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Breaking Bad	hasFeature	Pride / int_f0c816fb
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Pride / int_f3e1f424	comment	In Merlin, pride is Uther Pendragon's defining characteristic and ultimately his fatal flaw. He's a tyrant and a bigot who routinely causes wide-scale devastation and misery due to his blind hatred of magic, but as he's a King, he never really has to take responsibility or learn from his mistakes. Almost every sorcerer who terrorises Camelot only does so because Uther has wronged them in some unforgivable way, but he always finds a way to shift the blame and maintain his unshakeable belief in his own goodness. This arrogance, coupled with extreme paranoia, constantly skews his perceptions and leads him to misjudge people and situations, eventually bringing about his downfall. When his son Arthur is introduced he displays signs of the same overbearing pride — he's brash, impulsive, and elitist, regularly bullying his underlings and throwing tantrums when things don't go his way. Without the positive influence of Merlin and Gwen, both of whom kick his ass when he deserves it and encourage him to be more thoughtful and compassionate, he could easily have become Uther 2.0. As it is, he gradually overcomes his pride and resembles his father less and less.
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Merlin (2008)	hasFeature	Pride / int_f3e1f424
Pride / int_f4abd380	type	Pride
Pride / int_f4abd380	comment	BlazBlue's Big Bad Yuuki Terumi AKA Susanoo is all about this to the point of being is Fatal Flaw. His Arrogance, Hubris AND Narcissism is the size of Ikaruga itself. In fact, it's also a Berserk Button if you so much as crack it, he will do everything in his power to have you Deader than Dead.
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BlazBlue (Franchise)	hasFeature	Pride / int_f4abd380
Pride / int_f554e011	type	Pride
Pride / int_f554e011	comment	In Katawa Shoujo, Lilly is often described as prideful by Hisao, as he notices that she often hides her emotions and works hard to prevent her blindness from being a noticeable handicap. Similarly, Emi often boasts about her skill as a runner in the track, referring to herself as "the fastest thing on no legs".
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Katawa Shoujo (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Pride / int_f554e011
Pride / int_f844455c	type	Pride
Pride / int_f844455c	comment	In Rising Angels, this is the problem of Natalie, the protagonist. She's convinced that her relegation to a remote listening outpost was an injustice, and that she'd have done a much better job than her classmates who were promoted past her. Mistakes made in the course of the game cause her to realise that she's not actually guaranteed results any better than the "incompetents" she dismissed, and that there are more important things than trying to prove her qualities to her superiors anyway.
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Rising Angels (Visual Novel)	hasFeature	Pride / int_f844455c
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Pride / int_f9baff6a	comment	Speculated in the documentary Tilt: The Battle to Save Pinball, as a reason for why Williams Electronics president Neil Nicastro decided to shut down the pinball division instead of simply selling it.
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Pride / int_fa85cc4f	type	Pride
Pride / int_fa85cc4f	comment	Radicles on OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes. He believes himself to be always right and has a hard time admitting when he isn't.
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Pride / int_fa85cc4f	featureConfidence	1.0
OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes	hasFeature	Pride / int_fa85cc4f
Pride / int_fb9c177d	type	Pride
Pride / int_fb9c177d	comment	Transformers: Pick a Starscream. Any Starscream. Granted, all of Decepticon/Predacon culture is glory seeking, but no mech is more of a narcissist than the Pride of the Cybertron War Academy, the Greatest Explorer in Modern Times, the true heir and leader of the Decepticons, and self-cloning geek, fragging Starscream. On the other side of the Cybertronian Civil War is Sentinel Prime, also in every incarnation. He usually means well, is at some level a nice guy, and usually has a history of friendship with Optimus Prime (if he isn't Optimus' father figure), but he's also almost always going to end up at least mildly villainous out of sheer ego. There's Megatron who makes sure that he alone is the undisputed leader of the Decepticons, and he won't allow even Unicron to command him. Speaking of Unicron, he takes It's All About Me to such an extreme that he won't tolerate the existence of the entire multiverse just because it consists of things other than himself.
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Transformers (Franchise)	hasFeature	Pride / int_fb9c177d
Pride / int_fc3edc16	type	Pride
Pride / int_fc3edc16	comment	By the end of The Women, Mary decides that pride is "a luxury a woman in love can't afford."
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The Women (Theatre)	hasFeature	Pride / int_fc3edc16
Pride / int_fd073ab9	type	Pride
Pride / int_fd073ab9	comment	Holden Ford from Mindhunter increasingly falls victim to pride throughout the series. As an Insufferable Genius he tends to be right fairly often, but on the occasions when he's misguided, or isn't quite seeing the bigger picture, he still tries to aggressively push his own agenda at any cost despite the reasonable objections of others, and doesn't show much in the way of guilt when things go wrong as a result of his reckless actions. His ultimate aims are good, but he pursues those aims with an unhealthy, single-minded obsessiveness and total disregard for protocol or even basic safety. He also basks in the attention his successes bring him, and expects his girlfriend to be thoroughly invested in his work despite seeming fairly uninterested in hers.
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Mindhunter	hasFeature	Pride / int_fd073ab9
Pride / int_ff9ab17f	type	Pride
Pride / int_ff9ab17f	comment	By Star Trek: The Next Generation, an extended period of relative peace left the Federation with a belief that they're ready and able to meet any challenge the galaxy presents them with. Then Q introduces them to the Borg. Picard later admits that this was the "kick in the complacency" that Starfleet desperately needed — and, indeed, allowed them to narrowly avert complete catastrophe when the Borg finally attacked the Federation.
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Pride	processingCategory2	Character Flaw Index
Pride	processingCategory2	Ego Tropes
Pride	processingCategory2	Motivation Index
Pride	processingCategory2	Prideful Tropes
Pride	processingCategory2	Selfishness Tropes
Coyote Ragtime Show / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection 'F' / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
GoLion / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Gregory Horror Show / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Last: Naruto the Movie / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Boatmurdered (Blog) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Limyaael's Fantasy Rants (Blog) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Bad Island (Comic Book) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith (Comic Book) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Doctor Octopus (Comic Book) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Go Down Swinging (Comic Book) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
How Luthor Met Superboy (Comic Book) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Lex Luthor (Comic Book) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot (Comic Book) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Sonic the Hedgehog (IDW) (Comic Book) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Sub-Mariner (Comic Book) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Black Ring (Comic Book) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Kingpin (Comic Book) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Get Fuzzy (Comic Strip) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
BlackAndGold	seeAlso	Pride
Black Queen, Red King / Fan Fic / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Leave for Mendeleiev (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Lay of A Broken Winged Sparrow / Fan Fic / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Prince Of Death / Fan Fic / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
A Case Study in the Sturdiness of the Rookie 9 (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
A Spartan in Westeros (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Androgyninja's A Drop of Poison (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Birds of a Feather (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Brockton's Celestial Forge (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Darth Vader: Hero of Naboo (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Equestria Girls: Friendship Souls (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Fairy May Cry (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Feralnette AU (Big Fat Break) (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
For His Own Sake (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Game Over (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Handmaid (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Hero Class Civil Warfare (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Heroes of the Digital World (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Imposible? Hold My Emperor's Smile (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
In Flight (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
LadyBugOut (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Mass Effect: Human Revolution (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Monstrous Compendium Online (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Now You Feel Like Number None (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Only the Results (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Phantom Thieves of Hope (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Shattered (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Soon I Shall Be Indestructible (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Sora's Misadventures in Equestria (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Sunset of Time (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Tarkin's Fist (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Dragon and the Butterfly: Whiteout (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Greatest of Them All (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Lion King Adventures (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
TheRomanceOfTheOpenRoad	seeAlso	Pride
The Secret (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Witch of the Everfree (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Welcome To Tomorrow (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
What If Krillin Became a Saiyan? (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
What is a Person Worth? (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Zero no Tsukaima: Saito the Onmyoji (Fanfic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Art of the Dead / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Babylon 5: Thirdspace / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Constantine (2005) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Dark Phoenix / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Deewaar / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Disciples of the 36th Chamber / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Dragged Across Concrete / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Duel to the Death / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Excalibur / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Fantastic Four (2015) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Fargo / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
First Reformed / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Ghost Ship / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Hell Drivers / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Honey, I Shrunk the Kids / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
In the Heat of the Night / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Khartoum / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Kim Possible / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Law Abiding Citizen / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Lawrence of Arabia / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Lilies of the Field / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Mad Money / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Magnates And Wizards / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Nicholas and Alexandra / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
North / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Pride & Prejudice (2005) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Pulp Fiction / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Riffraff / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Rosetta / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Santa Claus: The Movie / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Serenity / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Serenity (2005) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Spotlight / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Artist / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Bridge on the River Kwai / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Color of Money / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Death of Stalin / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Devil's Advocate / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Flintstones / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Hobbit / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Irishman / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Last Duel / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Last Jedi / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Last King of Scotland / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Last Laugh / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Last Samurai / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Rapture / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
2001: A Space Odyssey / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Evillious Chronicles (Franchise)	seeAlso	Pride
Fire Emblem (Franchise) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
A Raving Loon (Lets Play) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Boatmurdered (Lets Play) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Rebuild World / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
A Civil Action / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
A Rose for Emily / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
A Swiftly Tilting Planet / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
A Wrinkle in Time / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Anthem / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Aristoi / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Ben-Hur / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Bleak House / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Bloodlines / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Book of Ezekiel / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Book of Romans / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Dan Brown's Inferno / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Deathbound Duke's Daughter / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Diary Of A Bomoh / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Dragonlance Legends / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Dragonriders of Pern / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Emily of New Moon / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Firebird Trilogy / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Frankenstein / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Goodnight Mister Tom / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Gravity Falls: Journal 3 / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
I, Lucifer / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Inferno (2013) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
It / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Jedi Academy Trilogy / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
John Carter of Mars / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Leiningen Versus the Ants / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Les Colombes du Roi-Soleil / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
LicenceRenewed	seeAlso	Pride
Like Other Girls / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Mansfield Park	seeAlso	Pride
Marcus Didius Falco / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Needful Things / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Nero Wolfe / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Prisoner's Base / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Proven Guilty / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Reborn to Master the Blade / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Rebuild World / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Shadow of the Conqueror / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Skin Game / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Small Favor / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
So I'm a Spider, So What? / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Soul Drinkers / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Star Trek Novel Verse / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Areal / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Blue Sword / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Book of Mormon / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Boxcar Children / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Children of HÃºrin / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Crimson Campaign / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Damned United / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Day of the Jackal / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Divine Comedy / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Emperor's New Clothes / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Fall of NÃºmenor / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Four Gospels / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Goose Girl / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Great Divorce / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Horse and His Boy / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Idiot / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Iliad / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The King's Avatar / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Lost Princess / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Love of Three Oranges / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Manticore / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Mayor of Casterbridge / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Metamorphoses / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Mist / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Name of the Rose / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Necklace / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Odyssey / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Overstory / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Qur'an / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Reader / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Reynard Cycle / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Screwtape Letters / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Star of the Guardians / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Stars' Tennis Balls / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Sundering / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Three Little Men in the Wood / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Wind in the Willows / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Wreck of the Hesperus / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Tigana / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Unfinished Tales of NÃºmenor and Middle-earth / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Wayland the Smith	seeAlso	Pride
White Scars / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Wintersmith / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
BadIsland	seeAlso	Pride
Counterfeit Cash / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
DancingShoes	seeAlso	Pride
Greed / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Ptitle7xno8ayw	seeAlso	Pride
Ptitlefjm1jb7t0t3t	seeAlso	Pride
Ptitleoe7myb9t	seeAlso	Pride
Ptitlequhjapo1	seeAlso	Pride
Ptitlero6cb5aiu8ib	seeAlso	Pride
UnitedStatesAngelsCorps	seeAlso	Pride
WhiteScars	seeAlso	Pride
Again!! (Manga) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Cyborg 009 (Manga) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Kaguya-sama: Love Is War (Manga) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Karakuridouji Ultimo (Manga) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Parallel Paradise (Manga) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Pride (Manga)	seeAlso	Pride
Tokyo Ghoul (Manga) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Tomie (Manga) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Trinity Seven (Manga) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
...Virgin Love (Manga) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Witch Hat Atelier (Manga) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
...And Then There Were Three... (Music) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Dionne Warwick (Music) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Foxtrot (Album) (Music) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Rollplay (Podcast) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
CDT Adventure (Roleplay) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Lords Among the Ashes (Roleplay) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
AD: The Bible Continues / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Asfour / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Call the Midwife / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Camelot / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Dharma & Greg / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Euphoria / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Fall of Eagles / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Golden Boy (2013) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Last Man Standing (2011) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Mad Men / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Merlin (1998) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Mr. Robot / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Pataclaun / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Runaways (2017) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Spartacus: Blood and Sand / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Spellbinder / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Taboo / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Librarians (2014) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Roman Mysteries / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
TheWorldofJonathanSingh	seeAlso	Pride
Welcome to Chippendales / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
7 Yüz / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Ars Magica (Tabletop Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Chronicles of Darkness (Tabletop Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Mage: The Ascension (Tabletop Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Mage: The Awakening (Tabletop Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
RuneQuest (Tabletop Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Witcher: Game of Imagination (Tabletop Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Vampire: The Masquerade (Tabletop Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Agamemnon (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Antony and Cleopatra (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Death of a Salesman (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Doctor Faustus (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Dreamgirls (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Julius Caesar (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Macbeth (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Medea (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Oedipus the King (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Othello (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Something Rotten! (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Mikado (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Timon of Athens (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Twelfth Night (Theatre) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
beatmania (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Crusader Kings (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
DC Universe Online (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Dragon Quest IX (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Ge.ne.sis (2009) (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Halo Wars 2 (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Kid Icarus: Uprising (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Mega Man Zero (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Odama (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Peret em Heru: For the Prisoners (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Pillars of Eternity (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Princess Maker 3 (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Ratchet & Clank (2002) (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Rengoku (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Solium Infernum (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Super Paper Mario (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
System Shock (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The What-Iffers in: Final Fancy (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Uncharted: The Lost Legacy (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Choice of Games / Videogame / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Diabolik Lovers (Visual Novel) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Devil on G-String (Visual Novel) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Welcome to Ponyville (Visual Novel) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Ask Mario (Web Animation) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
AstroLOLogy (Web Animation) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
50 Ways to Die in Minecraft (Web Animation) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
TheOdd1sOut (Web Animation) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Winter Moon (Webcomic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Boatmurdered (Web Video) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Goblin Slayer Abridged (Web Video) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Masako X - Dragon Ball What-If (Web Video) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
My Little Pony AI Redub (Web Video) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Pirates SMP (Web Video) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Potion Seller (Web Video) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Valle Verde (Web Video) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
A Returner's Magic Should Be Special (Webcomic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Bearmageddon (Webcomic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Feralnette AU (Webcomic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
FolksOfTheForum	seeAlso	Pride
Freak On (Webcomic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Hoofstuck (Webcomic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Misfile (Webcomic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Pacificators (Webcomic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Roommates (Webcomic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Sluggy Freelance (Webcomic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Tales of the Questor (Webcomic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Dragon Doctors (Webcomic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Vampire Reviews / Webvideo / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Aaahh!!! Real Monsters / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Apple & Onion / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Captain Planet and the Planeteers / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
El Tigre: The Adventures of Manny Rivera / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Get Ed / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
LarryBoy: The Cartoon Adventures / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Life's a Zoo / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Squirrel Boy / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Awesomes / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Jungle King / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Lion Guard / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Voltron: Legendary Defender / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
W.I.T.C.H. (2004) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Wild West C.O.W.-Boys of Moo Mesa / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Angelina Love (Wrestling) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Hiroshi Tanahashi (Wrestling) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Jay Lethal (Wrestling) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Undertaker (Wrestling) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Triple H (Wrestling) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
UltraMantis Black (Wrestling) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
A Growing Affection / Fan Fic / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Rio Bravo / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Daisy Miller / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Everworld / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
The Roman Mysteries / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
Sunstone (Webcomic) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride

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