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* ''Literature/TheStarloreLegacy'': The overarching antagonist of the series is C'Fir Apollus Dracus, or simply Lord Dracus, the allegory version of {{Satan}}. Although he's also something of a GreaterScopeVillain, he does influence several of the more immediate villains directly. In addition, just about every book (except the first one) has a Big Bad specific to the current plotline:
** ''FLIGHT'': [[spoiler:[[BigBadDuumvirate Linden Lockridge and the Galactic Alliance chancellor]]]].
** ''LORE'': The prefect of Reekojah.
** ''OATH'': Two separate Big Bads in two separate timelines--the Kaynian general and Prefect Zar.
** ''MERCHANT'' and ''RECLAMATION'': [[BigBadDuumvirate Prefect Terrok and Fasa Kylos]].
** ''FLIGHT'': [[spoiler:[[BigBadDuumvirate Linden Lockridge and the Galactic Alliance chancellor]]]].
** ''LORE'': The prefect of Reekojah.
** ''OATH'': Two separate Big Bads in two separate timelines--the Kaynian general and Prefect Zar.
** ''MERCHANT'' and ''RECLAMATION'': [[BigBadDuumvirate Prefect Terrok and Fasa Kylos]].
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* ''Literature/OrigamiYoda'' really doesn't have any true villains, but in each book one character usually plays an antagonistic role.
** ''The Strange Case of Origami Yoda'': [[TheFriendNobodyLikes Harvey]], who goes from [[AgentScully trying to prove Origami Yoda is a hoax]] to actively antagonizing Tommy and Dwight with his own EvilKnockoff of Yoda.
** ''Darth Paper Strikes Back'': Darth Paper, if Harvey wasn't {{troll}}ing when he said Darth Paper is the one who came up with their EvilPlan against Dwight.
** ''The Secret of the Fortune Wookiee'' technically has NoAntagonist, although the very end sets up [[BrandX Edu-Fun Products]] as the BigBad for the next couple books.
** ''The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett'' at first seems to have [[EvilPrincipal Principal Rabbski]], who is the one responsible for canceling the elective classes and replacing them with the [[StylisticSuck terrible and obnoxious]] [=FunTime=] program, although it becomes apparent towards the end that she's not "[[EvilOverlord The Empress]]" so much as someone being pushed upon by forces above her. Although the students more treat Professor [=FunTime=] and Gizmo, the [[ShowWithinAShow fictional]] characters of the [=FunTime=] videos, as the antagonists they're fighting.
** ''Princess Labelmaker to the Rescue'' has [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Dr. Karl Blonsky]], head of Edu-Fun.
** ''Emperor Pickletine Rides the Bus'' has Harvey, who created Emperor Pickletine to annoy everyone on the bus, or maybe [[MindScrew Emperor Pickletine himself]] if he truly represents "the sour side" of the force.
** ''The Strange Case of Origami Yoda'': [[TheFriendNobodyLikes Harvey]], who goes from [[AgentScully trying to prove Origami Yoda is a hoax]] to actively antagonizing Tommy and Dwight with his own EvilKnockoff of Yoda.
** ''Darth Paper Strikes Back'': Darth Paper, if Harvey wasn't {{troll}}ing when he said Darth Paper is the one who came up with their EvilPlan against Dwight.
** ''The Secret of the Fortune Wookiee'' technically has NoAntagonist, although the very end sets up [[BrandX Edu-Fun Products]] as the BigBad for the next couple books.
** ''The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett'' at first seems to have [[EvilPrincipal Principal Rabbski]], who is the one responsible for canceling the elective classes and replacing them with the [[StylisticSuck terrible and obnoxious]] [=FunTime=] program, although it becomes apparent towards the end that she's not "[[EvilOverlord The Empress]]" so much as someone being pushed upon by forces above her. Although the students more treat Professor [=FunTime=] and Gizmo, the [[ShowWithinAShow fictional]] characters of the [=FunTime=] videos, as the antagonists they're fighting.
** ''Princess Labelmaker to the Rescue'' has [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Dr. Karl Blonsky]], head of Edu-Fun.
** ''Emperor Pickletine Rides the Bus'' has Harvey, who created Emperor Pickletine to annoy everyone on the bus, or maybe [[MindScrew Emperor Pickletine himself]] if he truly represents "the sour side" of the force.
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* ''Literature/NightOfTheFreaks'': Willie Williamson is the ringleader of a traveling freakshow. He is responsible for ordering or allowing his minions to kidnap and murder several innocents; the men are tortured and killed, while the women are captured and impregnated by Willie and the other freaks so that he can repopulate his freakshow.
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** ''Conan the Valorous'': A BigBadEnsemble between the Stygian sorceress Hathor-Ka and the Vendhyan sorcerer Jaganath, who both seek to use the Great Summoning the Powers to become the most powerful sorcerer in the world. Meanwhile, series antagonist Thoth-Amon is the GreaterScopeVillain who obstensibly offers to aid Hathor-Ka in exchange for becoming equal through the Great Summoning, [[spoiler:but in reality sabatoges her by giving her false intstuctions to perform the Great Summoning, as Thoth-Amon knows better than to tamper with the powers that Hathor-Ka and Jaganath are, and instead seeks to use their feud to rid himself of rival sorcerers.]]
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** ''Conan the Valorous'': A BigBadEnsemble between the Stygian sorceress Hathor-Ka and the Vendhyan sorcerer Jaganath, who both seek to use the Great Summoning the Powers to become the most powerful sorcerer in the world. Meanwhile, series antagonist Thoth-Amon is the GreaterScopeVillain who obstensibly offers to aid Hathor-Ka in exchange for becoming equal through the Great Summoning, [[spoiler:but in reality sabatoges her by giving her false intstuctions to perform the Great Summoning, as Thoth-Amon knows better than to tamper with the powers that Hathor-Ka and Jaganath are, and instead seeks to use their feud to rid himself of rival sorcerers.]]
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** ''Conan the Buccaneer'': [[AristocratsAreEvil Duke Villagro]], a noble who seeks the throne of Zingara, enlisting the aid of Thoth-Amon to do so. [[spoiler:Towards the end of the story, Thoth-Amon betrays Villagro and attempts to claim the thrones of Zingara for himself.]]
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** ''Conan the Buccaneer'': [[AristocratsAreEvil Duke Villagro]], a noble who seeks the throne of Zingara, enlisting the aid of Thoth-Amon to do so. [[spoiler:Towards the end of the story, Thoth-Amon betrays Villagro and attempts to claim the thrones throne of Zingara for himself.]]
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%%** The original ''Literature/{{Dune}}'', and the ''Literature/PreludeToDune'' prequels, have the infamous House Harkonnen
%%** ''Literature/DuneMessiah'' introduces the Tleilaxu, with the Bene Gesserit and Spacing Guild as allies.
** ''Literature/ChildrenOfDune'' sets up the remnants of House Corrino to be this, but the ultimate threat is really a possessed Alia.
%%** ''Literature/DuneMessiah'' introduces the Tleilaxu, with the Bene Gesserit and Spacing Guild as allies.
** ''Literature/ChildrenOfDune'' sets up the remnants of House Corrino to be this, but the ultimate threat is really a possessed Alia.
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** ''Literature/DuneMessiah'' introduces the
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* ''Literature/TheSouthernBookClubsGuideToSlayingVampires'' by Creator/GradyHendrix: James Harris, the [[CompleteMonster monstrous]] [[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampire]] who insinuates himself into the Charleston suburb of Mount Pleasant and not only preys upon the [[ChildEater children and teenagers of the area]] but [[TheCorrupter corrupts the community]] by excerbating the residents' worst inclinations, such as [[{{Greed}} greed]], [[StayInTheKitchen misogyny]], and racism.
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* ''Literature/TheSouthernBookClubsGuideToSlayingVampires'' by Creator/GradyHendrix: James Harris, the [[CompleteMonster monstrous]] monstrous [[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampire]] who insinuates himself into the Charleston suburb of Mount Pleasant and not only preys upon the [[ChildEater children and teenagers of the area]] but [[TheCorrupter corrupts the community]] by excerbating the residents' worst inclinations, such as [[{{Greed}} greed]], [[StayInTheKitchen misogyny]], and racism.
