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** Series 13 (Flux) has the Ravager twins, Swarm and Azure, who are seeking to gain control of the titular Flux, and Commander Stenck, head of the Sontaran offensive to exploit the Flux for their conquest. [[spoiler:There's also Tecteun, the one who unleashed the Flux in the first place.]]
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* ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'': By the final arc, Sisko is having to deal with the entirely separate threads of the [[EvilEmpire Dominion]] and their allies on one hand and [[TheAntichrist Dukat]] and [[GodOfEvil the Pah-Wraiths]] on the other.
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* ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'': By the final arc, Sisko is having to deal with the entirely separate threads of the [[EvilEmpire Dominion]] and their allies on one hand and [[TheAntichrist [[Characters/StarTrekDeepSpaceNineGulDukat Dukat]] and [[GodOfEvil the Pah-Wraiths]] on the other.
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* In ''Series/TensouSentaiGoseiger'', the Goseigers fight three villainous factions: Universal Annihilation Army Warstar, Earth Condemnation Group Yuumajuu, and Machine Onslaught Empire Matrintis (Collectively referred to as "Evil Spirits"). Unlike the Negative Syndicates from ''Boukenger'', the Goseigers fight those evil factions [[ArcVillain in succession]], rather than at the same time. [[spoiler: It's eventually revealed that Buredoran/Brajira, who served all three factions and supplied them with [[{{Mooks}} Bibi Soldiers]] and [[MakeMyMonsterGrow Bibi Bugs]], was [[TheChessmaster The Mastermind]] behind all three groups, and he becomes [[FinalBoss the last enemy the Goseigers fights]]]].
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* ''Series/TheLordOfTheRingsTheRingsOfPower'': Adar and Sauron are the main antagonists of Season One, but are at odds with each other for a conflict that happened before the start of the show. Adar hates Sauron for turning the Orcs into his lab rats and Sauron hate Adar for turning on him and murder him.
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* ''Franchise/DoctorWho'': As far as the franchise as a whole goes, it's an ensemble between [[AbsoluteXenophobe the Daleks]], [[MechanisticAlienCulture the Cybermen]] and [[EvilCounterpart the Master]], with [[ProudWarriorRaceGuy the Sontarans]] occasionally joining in.
** Seasons 2-3 of the Classic series had both the Daleks and the Meddling Monk as enemies to the Doctor, although the latter was more a BigBadWannabe who eventually decides to [[VillainExitStageLeft flee the scene]].
** The post-''Genesis'' Dalek serials generally featured a BigBadEnsemble between Davros and the Supreme Dalek, leading the Imperial Daleks and Renegade Daleks respectively on opposite sides of the [[EnemyCivilWar Dalek Civil War]].
** Series 2 of the revival has both the Cybermen and the Daleks (represented by the [[EliteFour Cult of Skaro]]), with the finale seeing them [[EvilVsEvil going at it]].
** Seasons 2-3 of the Classic series had both the Daleks and the Meddling Monk as enemies to the Doctor, although the latter was more a BigBadWannabe who eventually decides to [[VillainExitStageLeft flee the scene]].
** The post-''Genesis'' Dalek serials generally featured a BigBadEnsemble between Davros and the Supreme Dalek, leading the Imperial Daleks and Renegade Daleks respectively on opposite sides of the [[EnemyCivilWar Dalek Civil War]].
** Series 2 of the revival has both the Cybermen and the Daleks (represented by the [[EliteFour Cult of Skaro]]), with the finale seeing them [[EvilVsEvil going at it]].
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* ''Series/Foundation2021'': In Season 2, there are multiple antagonists who are largely unconnected to each other and have differing goals. [[TheEmperor Brother Day (Cleon XVII)]] is the villain of the Foundation invasion storyline, with Bel Riose serving as his [[ToBeLawfulOrGood unwilling]] [[TheHeavy Heavy]] and [[spoiler: engineered the death of Queen Sareth's family with Demerzel to force her into a [[AltarDiplomacy politically advantageous marriage]] to strengthen the flagging Empire's waning power.]] Tellem Bond is the villain of Hari, Gaal, and Salvor's storyline, a powerful Mentalic who views herself as superior to normal humans [[spoiler: and wants to [[GrandTheftMe steal Gaal's body]] and psychic power to continue extending her own life.]] The Mule is the GreaterScopeVillain, a Mentalic warlord even stronger than Tellem who will threaten the galaxy 158 years into the future, and whose coming must be prepared for by creating the Second Foundation to safeguard the Plan. [[spoiler: Finally, Eto Demerzel is revealed as the "forever Empress" of the Empire in the final episodes, [[TheManBehindTheMan Cleon I's true heir and successor]], who grooms and moulds the clones as the [[PuppetKing public rulers]], and is forced by the reprogramming Cleon gave her to safeguard the continuation of the Genetic Dynasty at ''all'' costs, despite not actually wanting to, and who ends up with one of the Prime Radiants at the end of the season and is determined to learn its secrets.]]
