*  Lucy from ''Manga/ElfenLied'' is a variant of this trope - while she was originally the 'true' personality, she suffered a nasty head wound that caused SplitPersonality and left her [[HelplessGoodSide nonpowered good side]], CuteMute Nyuu, in control. The times when her 'true' self resurfaces fits this trope to a tee.
**  In the manga, we learn that [[spoiler:Lucy - or rather, [[OnlyKnownByTheirNickname Kaede]] - is actually more of a superpowered ''neutral'' side, who's been listening to and partly controlled by a completely insane OmnicidalManiac ''third'' personality (created by either her Diclonius instincts or by [[BewareTheNiceOnes snapping]] as a result of [[KidsAreCruel the]] [[OrphanageOfFear torment]] [[BreakTheCutie inflicted]] [[AllOfTheOtherReindeer on]] [[MuggingTheMonster her]] when she was young, whichever theory you prefer) that wishes to annihilate the entire human species, if not all sentient life.]]
*  Orson from ''RecordOfLodossWar'' is a Berserker Class and, when he gets angry, with the influence of the demon Hyuri he becomes an unstoppable killing machine that wields a massive claymore as if it were a toothpick.
*  Sumire's Anti-Virus mode (called "Berserker") in ''VenusVersusVirus''.
*  Vash the Stampede's eponymous weapon in ''{{Trigun}}'' is triggered involuntarily by such events.

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* Lucy from ''Manga/ElfenLied'' is a variant of this trope - while she was originally the 'true' personality, she suffered a nasty head wound that caused SplitPersonality and left her [[HelplessGoodSide nonpowered good side]], CuteMute Nyuu, in control. The times when her 'true' self resurfaces fits this trope to a tee.
** In the manga, we learn that [[spoiler:Lucy - or rather, [[OnlyKnownByTheirNickname Kaede]] - is actually more of a superpowered ''neutral'' side, who's been listening to and partly controlled by a completely insane OmnicidalManiac ''third'' personality (created by either her Diclonius instincts or by [[BewareTheNiceOnes snapping]] as a result of [[KidsAreCruel the]] [[OrphanageOfFear torment]] [[BreakTheCutie inflicted]] [[AllOfTheOtherReindeer on]] [[MuggingTheMonster her]] when she was young, whichever theory you prefer) that wishes to annihilate the entire human species, if not all sentient life.]]
* Orson from ''RecordOfLodossWar'' is a Berserker Class and, when he gets angry, with the influence of the demon Hyuri he becomes an unstoppable killing machine that wields a massive claymore as if it were a toothpick.
* Sumire's Anti-Virus mode (called "Berserker") in ''VenusVersusVirus''.
* Vash the Stampede's eponymous weapon in ''{{Trigun}}'' is triggered involuntarily by such events.

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*  Guts, the protagonist of ''{{Berserk}}'', is known to slip into this state during particularly tense moments.
**  [[spoiler:In the manga, this becomes personified by The Beast, a feral lupine creature formed from the considerable amount of rage at the Godhand (and Griffith in particular) and other negative emotions that Guts suffers from after the Eclipse. When Guts is under The Beast's influence, he becomes a danger to everyone around him, even the people he loves -- at one point in the manga, [[NearRapeExperience he almost rapes Casca while under its influence.]] Later on, he acquires the Berserker Armor, an extremely dangerous cursed Dwarven artifact that blinds its user to pain and limitations and causes them to see everything as a threat. It also becomes a kind of physical conduit for The Beast.]]
*  In the h-anime ''Makai Tenshi Jibril'' (Translated title: ''Jiburiru - The Devil Angel''), {{Meganekko}}-with-a-crush Meimi is given the sadistic MagicalGirl persona of Misty May, the "Devil" counterpart to the heroine Rika, (St. Jibril/Jiburiru)
**  Closer to the trope definition would be Rika's evil form in the sequel, or Hikari's Black Aries form in the third game.
*  This happened in ''{{Guyver}}'' once, but it was a doozy. [[spoiler:After his father was turned into an Enzyme Zoanoid and ripped out Sho's brain, the Guyver itself took over Sho and killed his father. Let's just say that when he found out, he didn't take it well.]]
**  Though this wasn't so much the Guyver being evil, as obeying its Prime Directive of wearer-preservation.
*  In ''DGrayMan'', Allen's [[EmpathicWeapon Innocence]] seems to have a mind of its own and tends to upgrade itself when Allen gets particularly angry or emotional. It also can control Allen when he's unconscious, and it tends to be very vicious. Then again, it's only dangerous to [[TheHeartless Akuma]].
**  Also Arystar Krory, although he has less of a Superpowered Evil Side than a Superpowered DeadpanSnarker BadAss Side.
**  There's also the Noah, although they're [[AffablyEvil (affably) evil]] to begin with.

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* Guts, the protagonist of ''{{Berserk}}'', is known to slip into this state during particularly tense moments.
** [[spoiler:In the manga, this becomes personified by The Beast, a feral lupine creature formed from the considerable amount of rage at the Godhand (and Griffith in particular) and other negative emotions that Guts suffers from after the Eclipse. When Guts is under The Beast's influence, he becomes a danger to everyone around him, even the people he loves -- at one point in the manga, [[NearRapeExperience he almost rapes Casca while under its influence.]] Later on, he acquires the Berserker Armor, an extremely dangerous cursed Dwarven artifact that blinds its user to pain and limitations and causes them to see everything as a threat. It also becomes a kind of physical conduit for The Beast.]]
* In the h-anime ''Makai Tenshi Jibril'' (Translated title: ''Jiburiru - The Devil Angel''), {{Meganekko}}-with-a-crush Meimi is given the sadistic MagicalGirl persona of Misty May, the "Devil" counterpart to the heroine Rika, (St. Jibril/Jiburiru)
** Closer to the trope definition would be Rika's evil form in the sequel, or Hikari's Black Aries form in the third game.
* This happened in ''{{Guyver}}'' once, but it was a doozy. [[spoiler:After his father was turned into an Enzyme Zoanoid and ripped out Sho's brain, the Guyver itself took over Sho and killed his father. Let's just say that when he found out, he didn't take it well.]]
** Though this wasn't so much the Guyver being evil, as obeying its Prime Directive of wearer-preservation.
* In ''DGrayMan'', Allen's [[EmpathicWeapon Innocence]] seems to have a mind of its own and tends to upgrade itself when Allen gets particularly angry or emotional. It also can control Allen when he's unconscious, and it tends to be very vicious. Then again, it's only dangerous to [[TheHeartless Akuma]].
** Also Arystar Krory, although he has less of a Superpowered Evil Side than a Superpowered DeadpanSnarker BadAss Side.
** There's also the Noah, although they're [[AffablyEvil (affably) evil]] to begin with.

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**  While not anywhere as drastic a change as the above, Stein's tactic against Medusa, of giving into his own madness, could also be seen as this. Though this side is not so much 'hidden' as it is what Stein would ''be'' if he didn't hold himself back through fear. He also seems able to control it frighteningly well, if Spirit's comments at the time are anything to go by.
*  Koyori in ''NurseWitchKomugi'' has a literal evil MagicalGirl SplitPersonality that she is completely unaware of.
*  Lina from ''{{Slayers}}'' when she's [[spoiler:possessed by the being that accidentally created the universe and was presumed to be ready to undo it just as willingly. However, it is instantly subverted as it chastises the villain that made Lina fall to it and unmakes only him and all his plans. Her actual motivations [[BlueAndOrangeMorality are stated to be simply alien to our moral scale]].]]
*  The "berserker spirits" aka The Dragons from ''IkkiTousen''. So far, we have four dragon holders: Hakufu, Ryuubi, Sousou, and [[spoiler:Ryoumou]]
*  ''SonicX'': Absorbing the negative energy of a factory's worth of fake Chaos Emeralds coupled with seeing his friends tortured unleashed [[http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=XtvplkXKSaY Dark Sonic]] for the first time in animated continuity. Complete with white eyes and navy-dark energy all over his body, plus the ability to tear anything that pisses him off to shreds.
*  The main character of ''SixSixSixSatan'' is actually the container of Satan himself along with nine other demons that have the ability to possess people. There are also ten angels, none of which are evil or trying to take over but some are incredibly vain and judgmental.
*  While not necessarily "evil," a mechanical version of this can be found within ''GundamWing'', specifically in the form of the Zero System, a computer system in the Wing Zero which interfaces with the pilot's brain, enhancing his reaction time and aggressiveness, and allowing him to process tactical data with superhuman speed and efficiency... with a fun little side effect of driving the pilot temporarily AxCrazy. Given that they're still inside a giant, city-killing death machine with all their piloting skills boosted, results are predictably messy.

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** While not anywhere as drastic a change as the above, Stein's tactic against Medusa, of giving into his own madness, could also be seen as this. Though this side is not so much 'hidden' as it is what Stein would ''be'' if he didn't hold himself back through fear. He also seems able to control it frighteningly well, if Spirit's comments at the time are anything to go by.
* Koyori in ''NurseWitchKomugi'' has a literal evil MagicalGirl SplitPersonality that she is completely unaware of.
* Lina from ''{{Slayers}}'' when she's [[spoiler:possessed by the being that accidentally created the universe and was presumed to be ready to undo it just as willingly. However, it is instantly subverted as it chastises the villain that made Lina fall to it and unmakes only him and all his plans. Her actual motivations [[BlueAndOrangeMorality are stated to be simply alien to our moral scale]].]]
* The "berserker spirits" aka The Dragons from ''IkkiTousen''. So far, we have four dragon holders: Hakufu, Ryuubi, Sousou, and [[spoiler:Ryoumou]]
* ''SonicX'': Absorbing the negative energy of a factory's worth of fake Chaos Emeralds coupled with seeing his friends tortured unleashed [[http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=XtvplkXKSaY Dark Sonic]] for the first time in animated continuity. Complete with white eyes and navy-dark energy all over his body, plus the ability to tear anything that pisses him off to shreds.
* The main character of ''SixSixSixSatan'' is actually the container of Satan himself along with nine other demons that have the ability to possess people. There are also ten angels, none of which are evil or trying to take over but some are incredibly vain and judgmental.
* While not necessarily "evil," a mechanical version of this can be found within ''GundamWing'', specifically in the form of the Zero System, a computer system in the Wing Zero which interfaces with the pilot's brain, enhancing his reaction time and aggressiveness, and allowing him to process tactical data with superhuman speed and efficiency... with a fun little side effect of driving the pilot temporarily AxCrazy. Given that they're still inside a giant, city-killing death machine with all their piloting skills boosted, results are predictably messy.

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*  Dark Schneider/Lucien in ''{{Bastard}}''. Tiny, fifteen year old boy turns into the infamous eponymous bastard, the all-powerful Exploding Wizard. Then subverted since Darsh does a lot of dorky things outside of battle and seems much more like a JerkWithAHeartOfGold than anything else, with some people often remarking that compared to the Dark Schneider of fifteen years ago, this one is practically a ''saint''.
*  In ''{{Saikano}}'', Chise's personality while in [[PersonofMassDestruction the Ultimate Weapon form]] could be psychotically vindictive, threatening on multiple occasions to utterly eradicate anyone who got in her way or made her mad, be it friend or foe... and that she could do so with ridiculous ease made her even more horrifying.
*  Parodied in ''YuYuHakusho''. Yusuke [[spoiler:dies, it is revealed that he is in fact part demon. Said demon blood kicks in and he comes BackFromTheDead, with his demonic powers lending him a considerable increase in strength.]] He then decides to have a little fun at the expense of some alarmist commandos who wanted to take him out.

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* Dark Schneider/Lucien in ''{{Bastard}}''. Tiny, fifteen year old boy turns into the infamous eponymous bastard, the all-powerful Exploding Wizard. Then subverted since Darsh does a lot of dorky things outside of battle and seems much more like a JerkWithAHeartOfGold than anything else, with some people often remarking that compared to the Dark Schneider of fifteen years ago, this one is practically a ''saint''.
* In ''{{Saikano}}'', Chise's personality while in [[PersonofMassDestruction the Ultimate Weapon form]] could be psychotically vindictive, threatening on multiple occasions to utterly eradicate anyone who got in her way or made her mad, be it friend or foe... and that she could do so with ridiculous ease made her even more horrifying.
* Parodied in ''YuYuHakusho''. Yusuke [[spoiler:dies, it is revealed that he is in fact part demon. Said demon blood kicks in and he comes BackFromTheDead, with his demonic powers lending him a considerable increase in strength.]] He then decides to have a little fun at the expense of some alarmist commandos who wanted to take him out.

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*  Mayo Kagura from ''LightNovel/{{Mai-HiME Destiny}}''. In a series where everyone has {{psychic powers}}, it's hard to stand out when you have boring ol' telekinesis... unless you have a Superpowered Evil Side that can ''uproot trees and use them as weapons''.
*  Ryo Takatsuki from ''{{Project ARMS}}''. His [[RedRightHand right arm]] is a nanite-based entity known as the Jabberwock. Get him ticked off enough, and the Jabberwock spreads over and takes control of his entire body. Though more really, really angry rather than outright evil, this doesn't stop Jabberwock from doing such feats as [[spoiler:tearing apart a helicopter division, numerous other ARMS, emitting ''fire'', and much, much more. Oh yeah, and it evolves too.]]
*  In ''OmamoriHimari'', [[spoiler:all demons, including Himari, can fall prey to their instincts or desires and become savage beasts. In Himari's case, she turns into a nigh unstoppable juggernaut-but, like any other demon, she runs the risk of not being able to return to normal.]] It's explicitly stated that in this situation, they ''will'' be exterminated.
*  As of recent events in ''MahouSenseiNegima'', it seems that [[spoiler:the "Encroachment of [[BlackMagic Magia Erebea]]" is causing Negi to develop one of these.]]
**  Played with in that when he learns that [[spoiler: the superpowered evil side is a product of the Magia Erebea turning him into a demon and that there's no known way to stop it]], rather than decide he'll figure out a way to seal it away permanently, he ''instantly, without hesitation'', decides to get the whole [[spoiler: demonic conversion process]] over with right now and get it out of the way.
**  Technically [[spoiler: he agreed without fully understanding how it worked, and Eva just [[SinkOrSwimMentor kickstarted the process.]] Given that the alternative is well, the same thing only over a longer time period, and that the point of the conversion is to get the Superpowered Evil Side under control, it was really the only viable option anyway.]]

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* Mayo Kagura from ''LightNovel/{{Mai-HiME Destiny}}''. In a series where everyone has {{psychic powers}}, it's hard to stand out when you have boring ol' telekinesis... unless you have a Superpowered Evil Side that can ''uproot trees and use them as weapons''.
*  Ryo Takatsuki from ''ProjectARMS''. His [[RedRightHand right arm]] is a nanite-based entity known as the Jabberwock. Get him ticked off enough, and the Jabberwock spreads over and takes control of his entire body. Though more really, really angry rather than outright evil, this doesn't stop Jabberwock from doing such feats as [[spoiler:tearing apart a helicopter division, numerous other ARMS, emitting ''fire'', and much, much more. Oh yeah, and it evolves too.]]
* In ''OmamoriHimari'', [[spoiler:all demons, including Himari, can fall prey to their instincts or desires and become savage beasts. In Himari's case, she turns into a nigh unstoppable juggernaut-but, like any other demon, she runs the risk of not being able to return to normal.]] It's explicitly stated that in this situation, they ''will'' be exterminated.
* As of recent events in ''MahouSenseiNegima'', it seems that [[spoiler:the "Encroachment of [[BlackMagic Magia Erebea]]" is causing Negi to develop one of these.]]
** Played with in that when he learns that [[spoiler: the superpowered evil side is a product of the Magia Erebea turning him into a demon and that there's no known way to stop it]], rather than decide he'll figure out a way to seal it away permanently, he ''instantly, without hesitation'', decides to get the whole [[spoiler: demonic conversion process]] over with right now and get it out of the way.
** Technically [[spoiler: he agreed without fully understanding how it worked, and Eva just [[SinkOrSwimMentor kickstarted the process.]] Given that the alternative is well, the same thing only over a longer time period, and that the point of the conversion is to get the Superpowered Evil Side under control, it was really the only viable option anyway.]]

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*  In ''Manga/{{Air Gear}}'' one of the strongest members of the protagonist's [[FiveManBand team]] has a split personality. Although Agito isn't exactly evil, [[AntiHero his aggressive, bloodthirsty behaviour]] and great skill at the series' [[SeriousBusiness title sport]] make him this to Akito, one of the gentlest characters in the series. Additionally, [[spoiler:later on Agito/Akito discovers he has a third personality named Lind who embodies this trope. He's the polar opposite of Akito and is implied to be much better at Air Gear than Agito. Although his intentions are still largely unknown, Agito himself warns the protagonist that Lind will probably end up becoming the main personality and betraying him.]]
*  ''{{Change 123}}'' demonstrates why, in the real world, this is less of a cool new power and more of a deadly serious problem; you don't want your high-school girlfriend to snap and try to kill someone on your behalf because they said nasty things about you...[[spoiler:or to try to kill you because you tried to stop her from killing that person.]]
*  The anime movie TekkonKinkreet has the main character Black get saved [[spoiler:from space aliens by his own Superpowered Evil Side known as "The Minotaur" which then tries to completely overtake him and show him the true power "The Minotaur" can unleash.]]

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* In ''Manga/AirGear'' one of the strongest members of the protagonist's [[FiveManBand team]] has a split personality. Although Agito isn't exactly evil, [[AntiHero his aggressive, bloodthirsty behaviour]] and great skill at the series' [[SeriousBusiness title sport]] make him this to Akito, one of the gentlest characters in the series. Additionally, [[spoiler:later on Agito/Akito discovers he has a third personality named Lind who embodies this trope. He's the polar opposite of Akito and is implied to be much better at Air Gear than Agito. Although his intentions are still largely unknown, Agito himself warns the protagonist that Lind will probably end up becoming the main personality and betraying him.]]
* ''{{Change 123}}'' demonstrates why, in the real world, this is less of a cool new power and more of a deadly serious problem; you don't want your high-school girlfriend to snap and try to kill someone on your behalf because they said nasty things about you...[[spoiler:or to try to kill you because you tried to stop her from killing that person.]]
* The anime movie TekkonKinkreet has the main character Black get saved [[spoiler:from space aliens by his own Superpowered Evil Side known as "The Minotaur" which then tries to completely overtake him and show him the true power "The Minotaur" can unleash.]]

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*  ''NeonGenesisEvangelion'' introduced us to the concept of forty meter tall mechas going berserk. Let's take a tally, shall we?
**  Unit 00 during an activation test, it attempts to kill Gendo before starting to repeatly headbutt the wall until it runs out of power.
**  Unit 01 during the Sachiel battle, ended with an UnflinchingWalk.
**  Not really berserk but the dummy plugs do battles the messy way. Just look at Unit 01's Rei-plug tearing Unit 03/Bardiel to pieces or the MP Evas' Kaworu-plugs gutting Asuka in ''End of Evangelion''. 
**  Unit 01 again during the Zeruel battle. It behaves more like a rabid gorilla than a human. Once it eats Zeruel's S2 Engine, it just stands there and roars to the sky.
***  The ''Rebuild 2.0'' version of that battle turned out to be a CrowningMomentOfAwesome as Unit 01 '''{{Mind Rape}}d Zeruel to death''' while Shinji was in control the whole time. Keeping with the heavy symbolism of NGE, Unit 01 even manifested a halo about halfway through the CurbstompBattle. And after [[spoiler:absorbing Unit-00's core and Zeruel's body into itself]], it became so powerful that ''it began to [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt unmake the world]] just by existing''. [[spoiler:Good thing Kaworu's Eva has a very good throwing arm...]]
**  Mari hijacks Unit 02 during the ''Rebuild 2.0'' Zeruel battle and, when she fails to gain the upper hand, triggers [[HeroicRROD Beast Mode]]. Even if an Eva goes berserk, it has restraints. Now you see what happens if the pilot willingly removes those: it behaves like a rabid [[Franchise/{{Alien}} xenomorph]], snarling, salivating and making impossibly cool leaps.

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* ''NeonGenesisEvangelion'' introduced us to the concept of forty meter tall mechas going berserk. Let's take a tally, shall we?
** Unit 00 during an activation test, it attempts to kill Gendo before starting to repeatly headbutt the wall until it runs out of power.
** Unit 01 during the Sachiel battle, ended with an UnflinchingWalk.
** Not really berserk but the dummy plugs do battles the messy way. Just look at Unit 01's Rei-plug tearing Unit 03/Bardiel to pieces or the MP Evas' Kaworu-plugs gutting Asuka in ''End of Evangelion''. 
** Unit 01 again during the Zeruel battle. It behaves more like a rabid gorilla than a human. Once it eats Zeruel's S2 Engine, it just stands there and roars to the sky.
*** The ''Rebuild 2.0'' version of that battle turned out to be a CrowningMomentOfAwesome as Unit 01 '''{{Mind Rape}}d Zeruel to death''' while Shinji was in control the whole time. Keeping with the heavy symbolism of NGE, Unit 01 even manifested a halo about halfway through the CurbstompBattle. And after [[spoiler:absorbing Unit-00's core and Zeruel's body into itself]], it became so powerful that ''it began to [[TheEndOfTheWorldAsWeKnowIt unmake the world]] just by existing''. [[spoiler:Good thing Kaworu's Eva has a very good throwing arm...]]
** Mari hijacks Unit 02 during the ''Rebuild 2.0'' Zeruel battle and, when she fails to gain the upper hand, triggers [[HeroicRROD Beast Mode]]. Even if an Eva goes berserk, it has restraints. Now you see what happens if the pilot willingly removes those: it behaves like a rabid [[Franchise/{{Alien}} xenomorph]], snarling, salivating and making impossibly cool leaps.

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* Played strait in Ah! Archfall! Even before he had his Archs, Jago was a competent fighter but when things got rough, he could us his dark power side, known as "Papa Jupiter". At his most basic level, Jupiter can boost Jago's fighting power to the point where he can plaster ten grown men. At the full extent of his powers, he is AT LEAST as powerful as either the Almighty One or Lady Hild (possibly more so). Unfortunately at this level of power, he has no problem with killing people, even those he cares about (though he prefers enemies as they tend to fight back). [[spoiler:As the story progresses, its revealed that Jupiter taking over is the only thing that Jago is REALLY afraid of. This is brought to a head during the Deity Games when he faces a mirror that reflects a person's worst fears as sees the result of what a fully unleashed Jupiter can do; he devastates the world, crucifies Lamb and Damascus, beats Lind to death with a rock and uses his knife to murder their infant son. The physic torment this causes is so great that it actually makes the mirror shatter.]]

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FFS this is not the forum. Take it to the goddamn discussion boards if its so important but don't go into Thread Mode in the example section. Jesus.

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** Dark Yugi seemed more like he was giving evildoers [[KarmicDeath poetic justice]] for messing with Yugi and his friends rather than doing it for his own evil delights in the initial chapters of the manga. And while he looked pretty scary while doing so, [[DarkIsNotEvil that doesn't mean he was evil]]. He's more of a superpowered evil side that isn't actually "evil". I'd like to see this interview myself to see if this came directly from the author or the editors of the American Shonen Jump (WordofGod matters more if it comes from the former). Also, his [[{{ItsAllMyFault}} rage and desperate desire to win]] during the "Waking the Dragons" [[{{Filler}} filler saga]] isn't anything like his [[SealedBadassInACan calm and collected confidence]] in the original manga. 
*** Let's see. Sets man on fire for real, sends explosive vial sliding across the makeshift air hockey table (which goes boom on the loser, and it may or may not have been real), inflicting post traumatic stress disorder on Kaiba by turning him into a card (and inspiring him to be much more evil)... Yeah, Yami was evil. The only thing that made it acceptable is because every victim very definitely [[AssholeVictim had it coming]]. That, and every shadow game he ran was a fair test of character.
*** Dark Yugi had the intentions of keeping his other self, his family, and friends safe from harm though. If anything, he was sort of a WellIntentionedExtremist, although his friends didn't seem to mind him dishing out Penalty Games to the assholes they faced. Would you call THEM evil? He stopped giving out Penalty Games on his own accord after hearing about the evil intelligence in the Millennium items. And unless Takahashi says it himself, no one should be claiming that the other Yugi was officially "evil". Viz has made many mistake while localizaing the manga, so we should take a Q&A from them with a grain of salt, not as WordofGod.

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