History Characters / XMenTheAnimatedSeriesOtherVillains

* InterruptedSuicide: [[spoiler:After revealing Mister Sinister's modified Sentinel designs to the X-Men, he tries to leap to his death out of guilt for his complicitly in the Genosha massacre, only to be caught by Rogue...who proceeds to let him go after he tells her he has no more information about Mister Sinister's plans.]]

* BigBadWannabe: He's the one spearheading the Mutant Registration Act and employing Trask to create Sentinels, but Master Mold ends up turning on its creators in the first season finale and pursues its own agenda for the rest of the series, forcing the pair into hiding. He manages to fatally injure Xavier in the finale of the original series, but is immediately arrested for it and ultimately only provides global support for Magneto's planned revolution. [[spoiler:He makes a pretty good Hannibal Lecter impersonation in his first episode in '''97'', but in his second one Bastion [[UndignifiedDeath smothers him with a pillow in his cell, of all things]].]]

* ArcVillain: Sinister is the primary villain of the second season. He's the new ruler of the Savage Land responsible for stranding Xavier and Magneto in his domain, and he repeatedly attempts to capture Scott and Jean so as to harvest their genetic material for the creation of a master race. [[spoiler:He also is revealed to be the primary villain of the first season of '''97'', with him being behind the attack on Genosha after kidnapping Trask for his Sentinel knowledge to help him with his [[{{Pun}} sinister]] plans.]]

* TheDragon: Sinister is Apocalypse's most prominent minion in season 4, and unlike Magneto and Mystique, is fully aware of his true plans of destroying time.

* BigBad: The true villain of season 1 of ''X-Men '97''.

* SparedByTheAdaptation: Rather than dying in a HeroicSacrifice to stop his creations when they turn on humanity, Bolivar lives. [[spoiler:He just really wishes he hadn't.]]

* BigBad: The true villain of season 1 of X-men 97.

* AdaptationalVillainy: As is so often the case, Bolivar's not-unfounded reasons for creating Sentinels and the sympathetic backstory are completely omitted here.

* ForcedIntoEvil: [[spoiler:While it seemed like he was back to his old mutant-hunting ways in '''97'' in the first episode, it's revealed that he only restarted development on the Sentinels because Mister Sinister forced him to. He's actually so disgusted by the attack on Genosha he indirectly wrought that he begs to be killed.]]

* BigBadWannabe: He's the one spearheading the Mutant Registration Act and employing Trask to create Sentinels, but Master Mold ends up turning on its creators in the first season finale and pursues its own agenda for the rest of the series, forcing the pair into hiding. He manages to fatally injure Xavier in the finale of the original series, but is immediately arrested for it and ultimately only provides global support for Magneto's planned revolution.

* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefuless: Kills Gyrich after he becomes a loose end.

* FauxAffablyEvil: [[spoiler:Act really chummy around a captured Magneto.]]

[[folder: Bastion]]

* FreezeFrameBonus: He can actually be seen in episode 4 on Forge's picturewall.

* PragmaticVillainy: In episode 2, Trask is annoyed with Gyrich for unleashing the Sentinels too early as he wanted to wait until they'd built a hundred of them so they'd have superior numbers on their side. Gyrich overrules him as he felt they needed the Sentinels as soon as possible.

* GoneHorriblyWrong: Trask and Hodge designed them to protect mankind from mutants. Well, can't say they didn't succeed on that score. Just one little, itty-bitty problem they didn't take into account: mutants ''are'' human.

* LabcoatOfScienceAndMedicine: You can tell he's a scientist by the labcoat he's wearing.

[[folder:General Chasen]]
!!General Chasen
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* GeneralRipper: He seems to think Canada is in some sort of Cold War with America, since he views Logan leaving to join the X-Men as him "defecting", and orders him recovered by force so that Department H can study him to make more superweapons. It's pretty clear he doesn't give a damn about Logan as an individual or a living being.
* ItsAllAboutMe: The General clearly took Logan leaving Department H personally, because it reflected badly on him
* KarmaHoudini: He's still alive by the end of "Repo Man", having not gotten what he wanted and Alpha Flight having learned how scuzzy he is, but there's no clue as to whether anything more will happen to him.

* PsychoExGirlfriend: Before the whole Weapon X debacle, Logan and Yuriko had a thing together. Now Yuriko becomes Lady Deathstrike in order to kill Wolverine.

-> ->''"Behold, mutant, for I am death! I am Master Mold!"''

->''"Behold, mutant, for I am death! I am Master Mold!"''

* EliteMooks: In the BadFuture in "One Man's Worth", some of the heroes encounter some enforcers, which are basically super Sentinels that are [[PaletteSwap blue-green in color]]. Just two of them are so powerful that Wolverine, Storm, and Bishop fighting together can barely beat ''two'' of them. [[spoiler:Then the Tri-Sentinel gets introduced in '''97'', a model so powerful it nearly wipes out the entirety of Genosha alongside killing Gambit.]]

* HeroKiller: Indirectly. [[spoiler:He is behind the Tri-Sentinal that caused the massacre on Genosha, who killed Magneto, Gambit and Madelyn Pryor. He wasn't there to do it himself, but his actions directly led to their deaths and it was almost certainly his intention.]]

* CompositeCharacter: Has the name of Master Mold, but almost everything else about it is taken from the giant Wild Sentinels from Grant Morrison's ''New X-Men'', although physically it resembles the Tri-Sentinel which was a Spider-Man villain created through magic by Loki.

* CardCarryingVillain: His name is MISTER SINISTER for crying out loud. [[spoiler: That and the fact he is the mastermind of the genocide of Genosha doesn't say heroism and love.]]

* CompositeCharacter: Has the name of Master Mold, but everything else about it is taken from the giant Wild Sentinels from Grant Morrison's ''New X-Men''.

[[folder:The Sentinel '''(SPOILERS)''']]
!!The Sentinel