History Characters / SentinelsOfTheMultiverseVillainsAToG

* ArcherArchetype: Trueshot, a Mongolian archer, the [[HordesFromTheEast Mongolian hordes]] being renowned horse archers.

** Trueshot is a Mongolian ArcherArchetype.

* DropTheHammer: Anvil is the one with the hammer, [[NonIndicativeName not Citizen Hammer]]. Anvil's skill with a warhammer and shield are part of what led Dawn to recruit him.

* HealingHands: One of Anvil's several powers.

* MakeMeWannaShout: The undead-looking Gene-Bound Banshees deal sonic damage with a shriek that [[GaleForceSound visibly distorts the air]].

* DarkAndTroubledPast: Dawn has not had a happy time of life, and neither has many of her Citizens.

* NoCureForEvil: [[AvertedTrope A notable aversion]], and actually a bit of a theme in Dawn's deck. LightIsNotGood and "[[LifeEnergy light equals healing]]" are in full effect: Luminous Leadership and Citizen Summer each heal 1 HP a turn, while Healing Light fully heals every citizen except Dawn, who heals for 10 HP. And while the heroes normally have somewhere between no access and ''very'' limited access to reviving other heroes, Dawn can literally pull her minions BackFromTheDead. (Anvil can do this, but possibly only with Hammer, while Spring is said to be able to do the same, to a lesser degree, but not in gameplay.)

* BeyondTheImpossible: [[spoiler: Upon encountering a fully powered [=OblivAeon=], he gets in a fight with the cosmic entity and actually manages to damage him (knocking off six [=OblivAeon=] shards that got scattered through the main timeline's time stream and creating such characters as Captain Cosmic and Infinitor) without any special powers. This is why [=OblivAeon=] made hism a scion.]]

* {{Expy}}: To the Jackal, a Franchise/SpiderMan villain similarly focused on cloning; his backstory even includes a reference to the Jackal's role in ComicBook/TheCloneSaga, since he was similarly used to retcon years of Tempest continuity by retroactively declaring 20 years worth of Tempest's appearances to be one of his clones.

* CompositeCharacter: A doozy. Ancel is a former actor like [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Clayface]], whose obsession with stalking big game spiked into hunting superhumans like [[Franchise/{{Spiderman}} Kraven the Hunter]] after he ended his career over a relatively minor bit of facial scarring his ego blew out of all proportion like ComicBook/DoctorDoom. He's also dressed like Deathstroke and has energy powers similar to [[ComicBook/XMen Gambit]]. Finally, Stuntman's incapacitated art shows him ''actually'' disfigured after fighting Borr the Unstable, leaving his face noseless and raw, like [[Franchise/CaptainAmerica the Red Skull's]].

* EqualOpportunityEvil: All Citizen Dawn asks of her followers is their loyalty and that they have innate superpowers. Ethnic background, gender identity, socioeconomic status, religion, or any other concerns are all equally meaningless to her.

** Her red BadassLongcoat as La Comodora is a nod to the similarly vivid, Jolly Roger-emblazoned coat worn by Anime/QueenEmeraldas.

** Siege-Breaker has damage reduction thanks to his Powered Armor and deals irreducible damage thanks to his high-tech [[BladeOnAStick halberd]].

* BladeOnAStick: Citizen Assault wields a halberd.

* BladeOnAStick: The Atomic End-Glaive, his weapon as a villain is a polearm, and the only straightforward weapon of his stolen tech. He starts the game holding it as Deadline.

* DarkseidDuplicate: He looks like a palette swap of Darkseid and has the personality and backstory to match. He also has a strong resemblance to Thanos, but given that Thanos himself is an {{Expy}} of Darkseid this is hardly surprising.

->'''Debut''': ''Shattered Timelines''

* GirlsLoveStuffedAnimals: The Dreamer has a stuffed ape beside her on her "The Dreamer Dreams" side. The Treacherous Ape appears to be based on it (indeed, that may be why it's called "treacherous").

->'''Debut''': Ambuscade mini-expansion, ''Villains of the Multiverse'' (team villain deck), Stuntman mini-expansion (Stuntman hero deck)

* AchillesHeel: Stuntman has limited defensive options and only reaches his full potential in other people's turns. He really, ''really'' wants some decent support, and ideally someone like Dark Watch Mr Fixer to blow up his stuff.

* AchillesHeel: Luminary is extremely dependent on his 5 HP Devices, and his big hits like the KillSat not only refuse to work if he has less than 15 cards in his trash, they reshuffle said trash and then explode. Compare Tachyon's Lightspeed Barrage, which can be used whenever and leaves the trash in place for another Barrage.

* AchillesHeel: As La Comodora, being unable to draw cards is a huge pain, as her deck's strategy is heavily reliant on maintaining card churn and many of her Equipment cards explode if she can't discard cards to maintain them. Hostile effects that move cards between deck and trash can also mess up her ability to play big-hitter cards like Weigh Anchor and Run Aground, which are reliant on having cards in certain places at the right time.

->'''Debut''': ''Infernal Relics'', ''[=OblivAeon=]'' (Akash'Thriya hero deck)

->'''Debut''': Base game, ''Vengeance'' (team villain deck), ''[=OblivAeon=]'' (Luminary hero deck)

->'''Debut''': ''Rook City''

->'''Debut''': Base game

->'''Debut''': ''Infernal Relics''

->'''Debut''': Base game, ''[=OblivAeon=]'' ("Rainek Kel'Voss" Scion card)

* LaserBlade: Wielded by L'Epeiste as one of the crew's most potentially damaging attacks (it deals energy damage based on the number of hero equipment and ongoing cards in play). Battle Forged wields a laser [[AnAxeToGrind axe]] instead.

* AnAxeToGrind: The Nordidan Sulph-Axe becomes his primary melee weapon as Lifeline.

* BladeOnAStick: The Atomic End-Glaive, his WeaponOfChoice as a villain.

* WeaponOfChoice: The Atomic End-Glave is a [[BladeOnAStick polearm]], and the only straightforward weapon of his stolen tech. He starts the game holding it as Deadline.

* DifficultySpike: Her Challenge mode renders her immune to Environment and Villain damage. This not only means that there won't be any help coming in whittling down that 200 HP from the Environment, but that breaking and smashing her limbs doesn't help drain her HP pool either.

* DifficultySpike: His Challenge mode is deceptively difficult for its relatively simple effect, which causes his traps to start out prepped automatically, and whenever a trap is played, then discarded, he automatically gets to play the next card of his deck... which could be ''another'' trap, or ''several'' cards that do something then play another card from his deck, meaning any turn against Ambuscade could see nearly half his deck played instantly, with grevious results.

* DifficultySpike: Their Advanced rules are generally agreed to trigger one of the harshest in the game, since they mean a new member of the Ennead comes out ''every round'' rather than when specific cards are played.

* OutOfFocus: Out of all the classic mode villains, Gloom and Spite alone seem to play no direct role in the ''[=OblivAeon=]'' CrisisCrossover, not as minions of [=OblivAeon=] or BigDamnVillains aiding the heroes -- the Chairman at least has the excuse of having been in Rook City when Progeny leveled the place -- but they return with a vengeance after the fact. In the meta-fiction, this is explained by the event having cut short the smaller Skinwalker crossover -- with Gloomweaver trapped in Dr. Medico's oblivion shard (thus giving rise to his [[SuperpoweredEvilSide Malpractice variant]], and later to [[DemonicPossession possess him completely]]).

[[folder: The Ennead]]

[[folder: Gloomweaver]]

[[folder: Grand Warlord Voss]]

* ReportsOfMyDeathWereGreatlyExaggerated: [[spoiler Voss was presumed dead by everyone, including the fandom (mostly. There were quite a few theories involving him being a scion, which were right) but it turns out he was just trapped outside of time and was eventually found by [=OblivAeon=], who made him a scion.]]
* WalkingShirtlessScene: [[spoiler:Loses the armor for his final form after [[DragonAscendant stealing OblivAeon's thunder]] for himself.]]

* OffhandBackhand: Baron Blade takes it UpToEleven with the art for Backlash Field -- he doesn't even need to lift a hand to stop Tachyon, his shield does it for him. Same thing happens with his forcefields in ''Tactics''.

** Taken UpToEleven with her hero deck in general, as while she seems to be continuously teleporting around a single battle, she's actually jumping through portals in time, and often spends much longer on the other side of her portals than it outwardly appears, setting into motion whatever the "present" battle demands.

** Taken UpToEleven in Challenge Mode. See GlassCannon and OneHitKO.