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— Gordito Delgado (age 12), Few things say 'badass' the way a well groomed mustache does. Well, —although.

There's just something about a man who carries almost half of his body weight on his upper lip that screams, 'I came here to kick ass and, and I'm all outta gum.' Growing a 'stache (or turning up with one after an absence) also works as an easy and quick way for an established character to. It may also turn them into a. A good mustache can also be used to tell the difference between a young, inexperienced rookie versus a more wizened adult.

The mere presence of this facial hair can signify that the person sporting it is not the type to appear,,. Rather, this guy is,,.

Not to be confused with the, although a may also be present. The Badass Mustache is smaller and more defined and does not inherently bring with it villainous intent.

However, it is an essential style accessory for, who twirls it while cackling an. Not all mustaches are badass; there is a fine line between this and the. Growing a 'stache is not related to, except perhaps metaphorically. •: Black Cat has Badass Whiskers. When Hei Mao twists his whisker like a pimp, you know shit is about to go down. It is an allegorical moustache.

•: • Whitebeard has a stache so badass many fans assume he'll use it as a sword. In fact, his moustache is so badass it counts as a beard. • There's also the late Pirate King Gold Roger. And Vista of the Whitebeard pirates. And Zeff, Sanji's mentor. In fact it seems like a disproportionately high number of high level pirates have badass moustaches.

•: • Fuhrer King Bradley, Major Alex Louis Armstrong, Brigadier General Basque Grand, Lieutenant General Grumman, Fu, Heinkel and Joliot Comanche. Golden age of the moustache indeed.

• THIS BADASS MUSTACHE • Captain Bucaneer has a badass Fu Manchu. Yumi from and Prof. Kabuto from sported badass-looking moustaches both of them. Ditto Professor Umon from • Kabuto's VA seems to like this trope - he also plays Captain Dan/Ichimonji Dantetsu in - a character so off-the scale badass he could make look like the slacker he is. (How he hides his awesome facial fur under his mask however remains a mystery.) • From, Colonel Volcott O. Huey is a usually even-tempered and complacent commander.

But tell him his moustache doesn't suit him, and he'll revert to his combat days as the 'White Wolf' and. •: • Kogorou Mouri/ has a neatly-trimmed moustache, and though his 'badass' status tends to come in, it does happen. • Inspector Megure and Superintendent Matsumoto have pretty nice moustaches as well. • Paul Moriyama in.

The 'stache is particularly touched upon in the English dub, but even in the original form, his badass status was apparent. • - While the moustached Hercule/Mr. Satan is far less powerful than the main cast, he is still absurdly strong for an ordinary human. Vegeta also grows a moustache for a little while as well, but most people note his daughter included tend to think he is more badass without it. • Soichiro Yagami from. • Kabapu from, though (in the anime at least) his moustache is actually fake. Too, and his 'stache is real.

Note In the manga Kabapu's moustache is real, but part of his hair is prosthetic, since he needs to have it balanced to stand up straight. •, a moustachioed pig who flies a plane. •: Harima before he, and then shaves everything off.

•: • Katsuhito Masaki/Yosho is an. Nobuyuki Masaki, while less combat-savvy, is also moustached and does help out with the occasional threat as well. Not surprisingly, future Tenchi continues the tradition by growing a moustache himself. Delta Force 3 The Killing Game Free Download there.

• Badass facial hair is a longstanding tradition of Jurai royalty: his great-grandfather sports an epic in addition to his 'stache, as does the latter's father-in-law,. • Prospector from, a surprisingly battle-savvy accountant aboard the ship. •: Lionel 'Pops' Racer. •: has one, along with a.

•: Chief Amano has a moustache and a. •: • James Shiba, who also supports it with an. Ma Kensei's moustache might count as well. • In a rare show of vanity, is convinced that his own is more than a match for Shiba's. But we know better.

• • - Just like everything else about him, Master Asia's moustache is completely awesome. Subverted with Gentle Chapman, who used to be badass but is plagued by illnesses and old age when we get to see him.

And he later. • - Sergei Smirnov. • - Ramba Ral. •: Fans (and detractors), and people in the series, often attribute this to the eponymous itself, and considering how it's the strongest of all Gundams, it fits the 'Badass' part pretty well. The Turn A was designed by the famous American mecha designer Syd Mead, and represented a major break with the Gundam design traditions, which is why it was controversial in the first place. One of the key differences is that the characteristic Gundam's 'V-fins', that officially house the various antennas and comm equipment and are usually placed on a forehead crest, were moved much lower by Mead, resembling the enormous pointed 'stache a la. • - Flit Asuno (Second Generation onwards).

• - Freddie practically defines badass in a very unusual way. • - Yupa has quite a big bushy moustache. • Ren from has one wonderful moustache though he's a. •: • Captain-General Yamamoto. Possibly the strongest human in the series, and his moustache blows in the wind whenever he releases his zanpaku-to. Flashbacks reveal that he had the Badass Moustache in his earlier (less. Grey hair) days.

• Yhwach on the other hand has badass mutton chops. For reference, mutton chops are an archaic facial hair style where the • Shunsaku Ban imitator Dr. Reichwein from is another example. • Shunsaku is most likely a tribute to Higeoyaji (see below), since Author payed huge homage to 's in • Higeoyaji - Best known for starring in, is a multi-dimensional character in 's Star System. He is also know as 'Old Man Moustache' or 'Dr.

• 's Ernest Mecklinger - Because nothing shows authority like wearing black, a mustache and a bowl haircut. • - When Alucard has his final release state activated, it causes his appearance to revert to his original form as Vlad Tepes, complete with moustache (see examples). Seras finds herself unable to focus on anything else. • - Although minor characters, both Louise's father and General Poitier have quite the moustaches.

Louise's father's moustache is reminiscent of Kabapu's from. • - Gozaburo Kaiba has ◊ to go with his and. • Makarov from. • The Principal from • Unlike his historical counterpart (who, as far as anyone can tell, only sported wicked sideburns), Junot in Tetsuya Hasegawa's Napoleon manga has a huge black moustache. • Nikolai from sports a particularly glorious moustache. He's also a very skilled assassin. • From, both Commissioner Gordon and Alfred apply.

Even Batman had one (albeit briefly) in. • sports one fairly often. Of the moustache-and-goatee variety. It is magnificent. • Same thing with Travis Morgan of.

• The Comedian from. • The Corinthian gets one of these briefly in spinoff Death In Venice.

It makes him look like a badass, verging on making him look ridiculous. • Demon from. • Master Lin from. • Omni-Man in, who comes from a race of moustachio'd supermen. Apparently they don't even grow beards, just moustaches. One in-disguise Viltrumite reveals himself by pulling off a fake beard (but the moustache was real). • - Asterix has a fantastic moustache, yellow, droopy, and above all badass.

This could apply to all the Britons from 'Asterix in Britanny': they all have beautiful moustaches and are all badasses. Most of the Gauls have moustaches. Most of the Gauls are badasses.

There's their huge, muscular, their chief who rarely travels on foot but instead on shield, their bard, who can, as of recent books, it's easier to count the folks who don't have these. • Sinestro - Sinestro has a pencil thin evil Moustache reminiscent of.

•: Tony Stark, all the way. Later evolved into a Badass Van Dyke. Edward Stark. • In ' father, Corsair, is a badass with a seriously badass moustache. Cyclops worked out that Corsair was his father when he had to go without shaving for a couple of weeks, and realized that his new moustache was exactly as badass as Corsair's.

• Mack 'Clownface' Delgado from has one, only seen when he removes his clownface mask. • In, Sergeant 'Sarge' Davies has a nice, thick moustache, and is very proud of it and all relevant facial hair. • Ironically, despite having a style of moustache named after him due to depictions in movie adaptations and even novel cover illustrations, had no moustache; he was explicitly described as clean shaven in the original novels, which was necessary for the makeup he used as a. • Many characters in, including the eponymous, for historical reasons: 17th-century Spaniards fashioned moustaches in general, and more than a few of the characters are badass, ambiguous, mercenaries. Is more common in clearly evil characters. As an Easterner (human) living among Vlad gets treated as a second-class citizen, and cultivated his mustache as a type statement, since Dragaerans have no facial hair.

The badass factor comes from him spending about ten years as an assassin and mob boss before leaving the Organization. • In the, Imperial officers with facial hair are pretty rare. (, facial hair is actually prohibited by Imperial military uniform regulations.) One who does have some is (later ) ◊. He's old, but damn is he awesome. •, Belgian detective. • - The Knights of Solamnia are known for their distinctive moustaches, and are all badasses. • Believe it or not,; he was described in the original novel as having a big, white moustache.

This detail has been almost always left out of the television and movie adaptations. •: Kit Carson's moustache is a bit more Errol Flynn than Dan, but it counts. • Faye Kellerman's Peter Decker is a tough, cool police detective with a ginger moustache (which eventually turns gray). • • Although it's unknown what he really looks like (or if he even exists), is embodied in the public eye as being dark-eyed and moustachioed. • In the series, Merlin Athrawes has a, but it takes second place to his fierce moustachios. • The Duke of Taunton, in the novels, well in front of other candidates in the series (big pub landlord Mr. Kellow and the local butcher Mr.

Mullins, for instance). Everything about the man bristles, and that includes his and his moustaches. Which, being on the Duke, are thereby badass by definition. • is based on true events which happenned in the town of one ◊ - his mustache gets mentioned.

• Sported by Deputy Curtis 'Longarm' Long, the eponymous hero on the series of westerns, and seen on the cover of every book in the series. •: The legendary hero Sir Pryse was a paladin who sported one of these; apparently he set a trend since every other paladin who shows up in the story is described as boasting a thick, neatly-trimmed mustache. When Blackmail removes his armor and reveals his identity, he's still got the same mustache he had as Sir Pryse, now just slightly graying from age. • Captain Leland Stottlemeyer in sports a solid mustache about an inch thick and four inches wide. This is in contrast to Lieutenant Randy Disher, who besides being clean-shaven also has a thinner head and is noticeably younger than his superior. On the rare occasions where they switch positions of authority, Stottlemeyer will often shave his mustache while Disher grows one. • The seventh season of sees the return of seemingly dead and notably more Badass for it Tony Almeida sporting a moustache.

• of, who sports a badass moustache in most of his appearances. His evil alternate-universe counterpart in 'Inferno', on the other hand, is clean-shaven.

The Doctor seems unable to resist making note of this difference with several cutting remarks regarding the evil Brigadier's looks and personality over the course of the serial, which does little to lighten the evil Brigadier's mood. Slightly lessened by the fact that it wasn't Nicholas Courtney's real facial hair; it was a prop. His evil counterpart in 'Inferno' is how Courtney always looked off-camera. •: Oberyn has one. •: • Also by Tom Selleck,.

• Richard Burke (Tom Selleck) from. Chandler in particular seems to resent this and makes fun of it whenever possible. He's been accused of doing so because he's proven unable to grow a good moustache. Chandler did try to imitate him, with limited results. • Delahoy from counts. Daisy Powerline 790 Manual Woodworkers.

He once leapt from the roof of one building onto the balcony of another to break up an assault. His also contributed to the jump. • - Sportacus is a subversion of the long, pointy, 'villainous' moust.