Top Character Tropes

Kingpin (Civil War): after Kingpin tried to have Aunt May murdered after Peter’s identity was revealed in Civil War, Spider-Man breaks into prison to handle Kingpin personally, as Peter Parker, with murderous rage.

Stan Pines (Gravity Falls): "Do a pretty good impression of my brother, don’t I? Switch clothes and no one can tell us apart." Switched clothes with his identical twin to bait an interdimensional god into invading his set-to-destruct brain.

Kingpin (Civil War): after Kingpin tried to have Aunt May murdered after Peter’s identity was revealed in Civil War, Spider-Man breaks into prison to handle Kingpin personally, as Peter Parker, with murderous rage.

Absolute Batman, whose ass has been handed to him by Bane, realizes that Bane hasn’t even juiced up yet

Prometheus (Greek Mythology) - for bringing divine fire to common humans, he was chained to a mountain and had his liver eaten by an eagle. Unfortunately, he could endure this more than once after being “blessed” with immortality and a healing factor.

Both Arthur and Powerpuff Girls have visually referenced South Park, while the drug manufacturers in Zootopia reference Breaking Bad (bonus points if you knew their names were Woolter and Jesse)

Saitama (OPM) - Strongest character in the verse broke every single physical record, but failed the written portion of the Hero Exam, resulting in him being placed in Rank C.

“THINK, MARK, THINK” (Invincible): An epic clash of ideologies between two immortals, father and son

Agent Galahad (Kingsman): In one of the best action scenes ever, super spy Galahad kills a church full of homophobic & racist religious extremists.

Superman TAS: Lois Lane asks Clark Kent how he always gets the best stories. Clark slyly tells her that he gets up close to the action constantly because he’s actually Superman, to which Lane merely replies “You’re a sick man, Kent.”

Raymond Holt (Brooklyn Nine-Nine): Instead of being a classic “gay black man” character, he’s a very strict police captain with a desert-dry sense of humor and an occasional flair for drama when he wants to be petty. While his sexuality is sometimes incorporated into some gags or storylines, it’s far from his domineering trait. Gustavo Fring (Breaking Bad): I haven’t seen Breaking Bad so I can’t quite say, but from what I’ve been told, Gus could basically be a straight guy and the story wouldn’t change. I didn’t even know there were gay Breaking Bad characters until this post. Undyne the Undying (Undertale/Deltarune): You don’t actually realize Undyne is a lesbian unless you go for the more pacifistic option and watch her date Alphys. You could play undertale start to finish and never realize it, but the ship between the royal guard & royal scientist is one of the best in game.