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* ''VideoGame/Oni'': The second act of the game has Konoko going rogue and becoming wanted by the TCTF. She becomes the most wanted person in the city to the point that the TCTF stop going at the aptly-named [[TheSyndicate Syndicate]] and concentrate all of their resources on her, which includes bringing out their [[EliteMooks Black Ops]] units (previously unseen prior to her rogue status). There's a [[BadassTransplant reason for that]].
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* ''VideoGame/Oni'': The second act of the game has Konoko going rogue and becoming wanted by the TCTF. She becomes the most wanted person in the city to the point that the TCTF stop going at the aptly-named [[TheSyndicate Syndicate]] and concentrate all of their resources on stopping her, which includes bringing out their [[EliteMooks Black Ops]] units (previously unseen prior to her rogue status). There's a [[BadassTransplant reason for that]].
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* ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic'': The third act of the Bounty Hunter story line has them becoming the most wanted for the Republic for a number of crimes, some of which they aren't even responsible for, after getting framed by a vengeful Jedi.
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* ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic'': The third act of the Bounty Hunter story line storyline has them becoming the most wanted for the Republic for a number of crimes, some of which they aren't even responsible for, after getting framed by a vengeful Jedi. Jedi.
* ''VideoGame/Oni'': The second act of the game has Konoko going rogue and becoming wanted by the TCTF. She becomes the most wanted person in the city to the point that the TCTF stop going at the aptly-named [[TheSyndicate Syndicate]] and concentrate all of their resources on her, which includes bringing out their [[EliteMooks Black Ops]] units (previously unseen prior to her rogue status). There's a [[BadassTransplant reason for that]].
* ''VideoGame/Oni'': The second act of the game has Konoko going rogue and becoming wanted by the TCTF. She becomes the most wanted person in the city to the point that the TCTF stop going at the aptly-named [[TheSyndicate Syndicate]] and concentrate all of their resources on her, which includes bringing out their [[EliteMooks Black Ops]] units (previously unseen prior to her rogue status). There's a [[BadassTransplant reason for that]].
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* ''Fanfic/TheMorrigan'' discusses this. [[spoiler:Felsi Rollo and Chuatury Panlunch]] are (starting from the second book) high-ranking members of the Dawn of Fold, and have correspondingly large bounties placed on their heads by the Space Assembly League. However, as Guel points out, they are ranking officers in an enemy nation, ''not'' common criminals, and putting bounties on their heads like they were is far beyond the SAL's authority to do. The former's bounty being capture alive despite them both being of the same infamy is also notable, suggested by her to be because [[spoiler:her best friend's fiancee is influential in the SAL, and he put in a good word for her in a misguided attempt at impressing her]].
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* ''Spider-Man'': A 1998 arc titled ''SpiderHunt'' deals with mercenaries and some randos wanting to capture Spider-Man to net the five million reward for him. Everything was orchestrated by Norman Osborn, returned to life post-''Clone Saga'': he made Peter snap and slap him in his office, then hired the Trapster to kill a random henchman named Joey Z with a substance that mimicked Spider-Man's webs, as to frame him for the killing.
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* A FreezeFrameBonus in ''WesternAnimation/InsideJob2021'' shows that the supervillain MonsterOfTheWeek Skullfinger is wanted in 21 countries. Including ''North Korea''.
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* A FreezeFrameBonus in ''WesternAnimation/InsideJob2021'' shows that the supervillain MonsterOfTheWeek Skullfinger is wanted in 21 countries. Including ''North Korea''.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddparents'', after being ignored and pushed aside by everyone and their mother, Timmy wishes to be "the most wanted" so everyone will love him. [[LiteralGenie It also made him]] "the most wanted" by government agencies like the FBI.
* The ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' short ''WesternAnimation/FreshHare'' has a "Wanted: Dead or Alive![[note]] Preferably dead![[/note]]" poster of Bugs Bunny that somebody[[note]] most likely Bugs himself[[/note]] drew a bunch of graffiti on.
* The ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' short ''WesternAnimation/FreshHare'' has a "Wanted: Dead or Alive![[note]] Preferably dead![[/note]]" poster of Bugs Bunny that somebody[[note]] most likely Bugs himself[[/note]] drew a bunch of graffiti on.
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* The ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' short ''WesternAnimation/FreshHare'' has a "Wanted: Dead or Alive![[note]] Preferably dead![[/note]]" poster of Bugs Bunny that somebody[[note]] most likely Bugs himself[[/note]] drew a bunch of graffiti on.
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* In the first ''ComicBook/CivilWar'', when the government stated that metahumans should be registered or else being rogue and chased by the justice, ComicBook/CaptainAmerica decides to stand against what he considers a violation to superhuman laws and becomes the most wanted, overcoming almost all ComicBook/{{SHIELD}} and escaping, later becoming the leader of the superheroes that are against the law.
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* In the first ''ComicBook/CivilWar'', ''ComicBook/{{Civil War|2006}}'', when the government stated that metahumans should be registered or else being rogue and chased by the justice, ComicBook/CaptainAmerica decides to stand against what he considers a violation to superhuman laws and becomes the most wanted, overcoming almost all ComicBook/{{SHIELD}} and escaping, later becoming the leader of the superheroes that are against the law.
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* ''VideoGame/BaldursGateIIThroneOfBhaal'': The protagonist is unjustly assumed to be the responsible of the total destruction of the city of Saradush, and a bounty issued by the queen of Tethyr makes him/her the public enemy number one, hunted by royal forces armed to the teeth.
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* ''Animation/ScissorSeven'': The [[ProfessionalKiller Shadow Killers]] were once betrayed by one of their own, who became the enemy of the entire [[MurderInc Killer League]] organization. The [[PriceOnTheirHead highest bounty was placed on their head]] and were hunted down by every killer under the sun, but they fell into the ocean and are believed to be dead. Until they resufarced, and announced their intentions to [[IAmNotAGun behead the Leader of the Shadow Killers,]] earning them the highest bounty once again. [[spoiler: Oh, and that person is [[TheReveal Seven.]]]]
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* ''Animation/ScissorSeven'': The [[ProfessionalKiller Shadow Killers]] were once betrayed by one of their own, who became the enemy of the entire [[MurderInc Killer League]] organization. The [[PriceOnTheirHead highest bounty was placed on their head]] and were hunted down by every killer under the sun, but they fell into the ocean and are believed to be dead. Until they resufarced, and announced their intentions to [[IAmNotAGun behead the Leader of the Shadow Killers,]] earning them the highest bounty once again. [[spoiler: Oh, and that person is [[TheReveal Seven.]]]]
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* ''Film/{{Hannibal}}''. In the letter Hannibal Lecter writes to Agent Clarice Starling, he notes that he's back on the Ten Most Wanted list of the FBI's public website, and [[WorthyOpponent wonders if she is responsible for this and is therefore "back on the case"]].
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* In ''Manga/MoriartyThePatriot'', after ][[spoiler:Whiteley's death]], the British government beings hunting down The Lord of Crime in earnest, and after William's name is leaked to the press, he becomes Public Enemy Number One. Mycroft even has to intervene with Sherlock to warn him that William is liable to be assassinated at any minute if he's caught.
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* In ''Manga/MoriartyThePatriot'', after ][[spoiler:Whiteley's [[spoiler:Whiteley's death]], the British government beings hunting down The Lord of Crime in earnest, and after William's name is leaked to the press, he becomes Public Enemy Number One. Mycroft even has to intervene with Sherlock to warn him that William is liable to be assassinated at any minute if he's caught.
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* Subverted to some degree by the ''actual'' "FBI's Top Ten Most Wanted" list, which isn't so much a list of the ''worst'' offenders as the ones whose capture will earn the Bureau the most prestige and/or maximum support from its superiors in government, if apprehended. Thus, 'celebrity' villains are more likely to appear than obscure ones with a worse criminal history, as are those fugitives whom their agents are reasonably sure they can catch.
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* The ComicBook/IncredibleHulk usually becomes the most wanted, especially in his beginnings when he was an uncontrollable monster that only made havoc and before he converted into a superhero by joining ComicBook/TheAvengers and other hero groups.
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* ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk'': The ComicBook/IncredibleHulk Hulk usually becomes the most wanted, especially in his beginnings when he was an uncontrollable monster that only made havoc and before he converted into a superhero by joining ComicBook/TheAvengers and other hero groups.
