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* In ''VideoGame/StarCraftII'', Donny Vermillion likes to fancy himself as the face of Emperor Mengsk's unstoppable PropagandaMachine. In truth, he's laughably incompetent at his job; the fact that his star reporter either isn't in on the plan or actually ''likes'' Raynor doesn't help. Supposedly, the media is a major weapon for Mengsk, so it's possible Raynor only watches Donny's show because the others are actually good at it. [[spoiler:Any efficacy he had in the role is shot in the wake of Media Blitz, where he learns that Mengsk used the zerg to destroy Tarsonis and Donny's brother was among the casualties; he's written out of the plot by the end of ''Wings of Libery'' either way.]]
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* In ''VideoGame/StarCraftII'', ''VideoGame/StarCraftIIWingsOfLiberty'', Donny Vermillion likes to fancy himself as the face of Emperor Mengsk's unstoppable PropagandaMachine. In truth, he's laughably incompetent at his job; the fact that his star reporter either isn't in on the plan or actually ''likes'' Raynor doesn't help. Supposedly, the media is a major weapon for Mengsk, so it's possible Raynor only watches Donny's show because the others are actually good at it. [[spoiler:Any efficacy he had in the role is shot in the wake of Media Blitz, "Media Blitz", where he learns that Mengsk used the zerg Zerg to destroy Tarsonis and Donny's brother was among the casualties; he's written out casualties, resulting in Vermillion having a mental breakdown and committed to an asylum.]] He later returns in the comic "Nature of the plot by Beast" [[spoiler:disgraced and jobless as a result of Arcturus' death in ''VideoGame/StarCraftIIHeartOfTheSwarm'', and the end events of ''Wings of Libery'' either way.the comic series saw him eventually deciding to moving away from solely championing Arcturus.]]
