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*BigBadWannabe: She had major plans of creating a terrorist army with an absolute devotion to herself. She ended up with a small group of rather incompetent henchmen, who were mostly annihilated by the Punisher in less than a day's work.
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*NeverBringAKnifeToAGunFight: In her final battle, Nepthys was only armed with a dagger. Punisher shot her with an energy rifle before she managed to do any damage.
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*SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Her only story arc made it seem that she was a replacement for the villainess and cult leader Plasma/Leila O'Toole, who had been killed in combat with Moon Knight in ''Marc Spector: Moon Knight'' #25. Both were young priestesses of Egyptian cults, and both had armies of moon-themed henchmen. The main difference was that Leila was a mutant with genuine powers, while Sandahl was only using technology and brainwashing techniques.
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*MultipleChoicePast:As the Hatchet-Man in a 1979 storyline. Randall was depicted as a misogynist serial killer. With a particular obsession with nurses. He was physically fit, but had no apparent special skills. The story also made a point that the killer had extremely poor spelling in his written messages, though Randall was a spelling bee champion as a kid. Implying that he had lost his mental skills. In a 1991 storyline, it was retconned that the Hatchet-Man was an imperfect copy/"clone" of the real Randall. He had been implanted with Randall's memories up to a point in his life. The real Randall turned out to be a rogue intelligence agent, cultist of Khonsu, and aspiring super-villain. He was also motivated by an obsessive love for his lover Nepthys, and was willing to sacrifice his own life in order to protect her.
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* DropTheHammer: Attacked Midnight with a hammer.
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* BackFromTheDead: Is seemingly resurrected during Creator/JedMacKay's [[ComicBook/MoonKnight2021 run]], becoming the ArcVillain for the "Death of Moon Knight" storyline.
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* EvilCounterpart: Ryan Trent describes him as trying to be the opposite of Moon Knight.
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* EvilCounterpart: Ryan Trent describes him as trying to be the opposite of Moon Knight. The 2021 series ups this, with the resurrected Black Spectre parodying Mr. Knight's offer of help in its first issue. Rather than helping out the neighborhood and saving lives, Black Spectre basically offers assassinations in return for favors he expects to be repaid.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: He completely vanishes from the face of the Earth after his attempt on Moon Knight's life and is never mentioned again.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: He completely vanishes from the face of the Earth after his attempt on Moon Knight's life and is never mentioned again.again...[[TheBusCameBack at least until]] Creator/JedMacKay's run where Trent returns as a minion of the apparently resurrected Carson Knowles.
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* TheHeavy: In the early issues and some modern ones he is usually Moon Knight's most recurring adversary.
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* BloodKnight: A vigilante terrorist consumed with eliminating sinners with his electrical whips.
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* BloodKnight: A vigilante terrorist consumed with eliminating sinners with his [[LightningLash electrical whips.whips]].
* LightningLash: He fights with electrical whips.
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* WhipItGood: His electrical whips.
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* BareYourMidriff: Her midsection is exposed.
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* AnAxeToGrind: Used a battleaxe as a weapon.
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* WeaponOfChoice: She always wields a crossbow.
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* RoguesGalleryTransplant: Originally, they were the man villains of Werewolf By Night.
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* RoguesGalleryTransplant: Originally, they were the man main villains of Werewolf By Night.
