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Valiant is a kind soul who will always see the best in people. They are strong in their beliefs and will not move or bend for another person’s benefit easily. They are unique, confident, and aren’t hesitant to step up to a job when needed. Their sense of humor is odd, but that’s the part that makes it so hilarious. You can’t have a party without them, as people revolve around Valiant due to their natural confidence. They are open-minded and open to second chances.
“Hey, who’s that guy over there?”

Dude, it’s Valiant! Love that guy!”
Valiant by Faithfullyxox June 8, 2021
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The Australian division of Chrysler back in the 60's and 70's when cars had soul. Tragically taken over by Mitsubishi in 1981 who proceeded to produce a seemingly endless range of Jap Crap.

Valiant was the third major car manufacturer in Australia alongside Holden and Ford. Traditionally considered wog chariots, Valiants nowdays enjoy cult status for their inimitable looks, character and legendary reliability.

Of particular note was the much-revered Hemi 265ci straight six motor which pumped out over 300 ponies and made their V8 Holden & Ford competitors seem prehistoric. The race-tuned version was planted in selected Pacer and Charger models which command a pretty penny on the muscle-car market today.

Hardcore Val drivers salute each other with the 2-fingered 'V'. However, mistakingly using this salute on a Torana driver and you will end up as another road-rage statistic.
If you own a Valiant you fuckin rock.
valiant by triggaz December 21, 2007
A car range released in Australia, based on the Chrysler models, including the awsome Charger. Kicked ass over the V8s Holden and Ford put out
the sick Valiant Charger and Valiant Pacer
Valiant by Lynx Raven Raide December 13, 2004
you're a fireboy with your watergirl and you're jumping at the same time.
"Jump with me like you're a valiant gazelle Danny." said by Phil Lester.
valiant by adorablephreckles November 11, 2017

Valiant Hero

OMG I CRI WHEN CHARLZ DIED IN VALIANT HERO!111
Valiant Hero by Victor Luigi November 25, 2020

valiant charger

The Valiant Charger is an Australian car that was born in 1971 with the vh. in a 2 door shape and a shorter wheel base than other valiants. the E49 model made in 1972 could do the quarter mile in 14.4 seconds making it the fastest accelerating Australian car made for many years, with 226kw coming from a 265ci straight 6 with triple twin throat weber carbs. its most famous wearing the "vitamin c" paint job. despite what some think the Charger was always faster than the GTHO falcon, which had a v8. the falcon was only the fastest australian 4 door. the Charger was the fastest.
Valiant Chargers are the best cars ever made.

Valiant Corps

Valiant Corps is a small discord guild that originated from the online browser game AOTTG
"Valiant Corps? More like Valiant Gay"
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