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* ''Franchise/ResidentEvil'' villains trend towards TragicMonster, or simply being too inhuman to bother passing moral judgement on. There are two major exceptions.
** [[BigBad Albert Wesker]], who has the worst case of ChronicBackstabbingDisorder in the entire series. In ''RE 1'', he sets up his own team, the STARS, to be killed as test subjects for bio-organic weapons, then resurfaces in ''Code Veronica'' to make another attempt on the life of surviving member Chris Redfield. In ''Umbrella Chronicles'' he kills Sergei Vladimir in order to secure control of the Umbrella Corporation's data, and in ''RE 5'' he really goes to town, killing Ozwell Spencer (his creator), transforming Excella Gionne (his girlfriend) into a mutated monster, and brainwashing Jill Valentine into fighting her partner, Chris, before trying to kill ninety percent of Earth's population with his new Ouroboros virus, all as part of a scheme to become [[AGodAmI god of a new world]]. And that's without getting into the revelations that he murdered his mentor Dr. Marcus (''RE 0''), or the expermients that he and William Birkin conducted on Lisa Trevor (''[=REmake=]''). Wesker's essentially [[AmbitionIsEvil ambition]] and treachery made manifest, all wrapped up in a [[BadassLongcoat trenchcoat]] and [[SinisterShades designer sunglasses]].
** Alexia Ashford as presented in ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilTheDarksideChronicles'', where her love for her brother is no longer a part of her personality, the way it was in ''[[VideoGame/ResidentEvilCodeVeronica Code Veronica]]'' and her evil is cranked up a few notches higher. A ChildProdigy who joined the [[MegaCorp Umbrella Corporation]] at the age of twelve, Alexia was also an entitled sadist with a serious [[AGodAmI god complex]]. She aided her brother in murdering and experimenting on their father, tortured a classmate to death (and recorded the session) for being almost as smart as she was, and eventually injected herself with the T-Veronica virus, which she planned to use to AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence. Reawakened from cryogenic sleep in her twenties, Alexia kills her brother for not waking her up on time, transforms Claire Redfield's LoveInterest, Steve Burnside into a monster and forces him to fight her to the death, and tries repeatedly to kill Chris and Claire for no other reason then their presence at her facility. She reveals that her plan is to infect the world with the T-Veronica virus, enslaving most of humanity to [[HiveQueen her will]]. When asked why, Alexia just gloats about how, as a superior specimen of humanity she deserves to be Queen.

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* Conrad Marburg in ''VideoGame/AlphaProtocol''. He's part of a conspiracy to [[spoiler: destabilize the world by funding terrorists so an arms manufacturer that's seeing profit loss for refusing to change it's business strategy with the end of the cold war can simply have a new cold war to thrive in.]] He puts Mike into a SadisticChoice where he must [[spoiler: choose between stopping the bombing that's his part of the job, or saving Madison Saint James, an innocent civilian who stumbled on the assassination contract Marburg put out on Mike and got involved just trying to warn him. To make matters worse, if the player is playing Mike as a decent guy, he and Madison have either become fast friends or have gone beyond being friends.]] There is no [[TakeAThirdOption third option,]] and Marburg delights in taunting Mike over it. During the boss fight, if Mike kills Marburg's mooks, Marburg will [[WhatMeasureIsAMook freak out about it,]] but far from generating sympathy, it's clearly MoralMyopia at work. As a bonus, if Mike is being played as cold, professional and uncaring for others, Marburg will ''like him.''
* ''VideoGame/AlterAila'' absolutelty ''thrives'' on GreyAndGrayMorality, but still has one in the form of Red. There is literally not a ''single'' scene where he is not brutally murdering someone, viciously mocking someone, or both.
* ''VideoGame/ArcanumOfSteamworksAndMagickObscura'' has [[SarcasmMode "Sir"]] Garrick Stout, the Melee master. He challenges his rival, Adkins Chambers, to a duel because he wants Adkins' betrothed, and when Chambers yielded on defeat, Stout ''cut his eyes out''. He later ropes the player into rescuing the lady and tries to force her into marriage by offering her a blindness-curing potion. Suffice to say, giving him his comeuppance has never been so sweet, and even on an evil play-through it's hard not to kill him. Oh, and if you duel him he'll usually start by severely poisoning you.

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* ''VideoGame/AlterAila'' absolutelty ''thrives'' on GreyAndGrayMorality, but still has one in the form of Red. There is not a ''single'' scene where he is not brutally murdering someone, viciously mocking someone, or both.
* Crosus Verlac in the text-based adventure game ''VideoGame/{{Anchorhead}}'' is the patriarch of the Verlac family and a man who discovered a dark route to immortality. Long before the story of ''Anchorhead'' began, Croseus's physical flesh became dust...but his spirit survives by [[DemonicPossession taking over the bodies of his male descendants]] and impregnating the female descendants to create new bodies for him to steal later. The power Croseus has over his descendants is represented in the chilling ArcWords: '''He always returns to his blood.''' Not content with this, Croseus runs a legacy of dark magic and murder, routinely sacrificing children for power to the point where the well behind the village slaughterhouse is full of the bones of missing children. In the present, Croseus takes control of and possesses the nameless heroine's husband, before setting his plan into motion: to open the gates to the EldritchAbomination beings he worships and allow them to devour all that lives.
* ''VideoGame/ArcanumOfSteamworksAndMagickObscura'' has [[SarcasmMode "Sir"]] Garrick Stout, the Melee master. He challenges his rival, Adkins Chambers, to a duel because he wants Adkins' betrothed, and when Chambers yielded on defeat, Stout ''cut his eyes out''. He later ropes the player into rescuing the lady and tries to force her into marriage by offering her a blindness-curing potion. Suffice to say, giving him his comeuppance has never been so sweet, and on an evil play-through it's hard not to kill him. Oh, and if you duel him he'll usually start by severely poisoning you.

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** The scientist named Yuna from ''VideoGame/BreathOfFireIV'' comes off as little more than a self-righteous, smarmy little git until you complete the dungeon of his lab and [[spoiler: you see that he's taken Nina's sister and made her into some sort of genetically modified horror. Him telling all about the 'wonderful gift' he's given her, looking for some kind of praise, makes it clear how irredeemably evil the guy actually is]]. Yuna also built a weapon of warfare that launches Hex, basically a toxic gas, physically. It's actually [[spoiler: the souls of people tortured at the hands of Yuna and the more anguish they have, the better the effect.]] You can see this in a side event and its effects are presented in the village of Chamba in the beginning of the game. The way the player experiences its horror just drives the point home. [[spoiler: At one point in the game, we are introduced to Mami, a genuinely likable love interest for Fou-lu. Just as it seems she's going to reform him, she's taken away and tortured to the ''point of insanity'' so she can be used to fuel an attack against the poor guy. When he discovers this, he decides that HumansAreTheRealMonsters and becomes intent on destroying them.]] To add insult upon injury, [[spoiler: Yuna [[KarmaHoudini slithers from the chains of karma]], since a player doesn't get to splatter the guy's innards all over the place. In the ending, he even smugly claims he will do it all over again.]] According to [[WordOfGod the creative team]], [[spoiler: a player ''was'' supposed to get around to tearing him a new one, [[ExecutiveMeddling but the suits decided rushing the game out was more important than actually finishing it]].]]

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** The scientist named Yuna from ''VideoGame/BreathOfFireIV'' comes off as little more than a self-righteous, smarmy little git until you complete the dungeon of his lab and [[spoiler: you see that he's taken Nina's sister and made her into some sort of genetically modified horror. Him telling all about the 'wonderful gift' he's given her, looking for some kind of praise, makes it clear how irredeemably evil the guy actually is]]. Yuna also built a weapon of warfare that launches Hex, a toxic gas, physically. It's actually [[spoiler: the souls of people tortured at the hands of Yuna and the more anguish they have, the better the effect.]] You can see this in a side event and its effects are presented in the village of Chamba in the beginning of the game. The way the player experiences its horror just drives the point home. [[spoiler: At one point in the game, we are introduced to Mami, a genuinely likable love interest for Fou-lu. Just as it seems she's going to reform him, she's taken away and tortured to the ''point of insanity'' so she can be used to fuel an attack against the poor guy. When he discovers this, he decides that HumansAreTheRealMonsters and becomes intent on destroying them.]] To add insult upon injury, [[spoiler: Yuna [[KarmaHoudini slithers from the chains of karma]], since a player doesn't get to splatter the guy's innards all over the place. In the ending, he even smugly claims he will do it all over again.]] According to [[WordOfGod the creative team]], [[spoiler: a player ''was'' supposed to get around to tearing him a new one, [[ExecutiveMeddling but the suits decided rushing the game out was more important than actually finishing it]].]]

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** Al-Asad and Imran Zakahev from ''Call of Duty 4: VideoGame/ModernWarfare''. Al-Asad, with Zakahev's help of course, overthrew a democratic government in an unknown middle eastern country, taking power in a coup. You actually get to see first hand how his men kill anyone who resists and how they line up innocent people and use them as target practice. Zakahev is even worst. He supplied Al-Asad with weapons for the coup ([[spoiler: including a nuke]]), and too staged a bloody coup, except on a much larger scale in Russia. He orders the slaughtering of whole villages. However, both of these guys worst act was basically the same: [[spoiler: Al-Asad nuked a major city, his own capital, killing hundreds of thousands of innocent people and about 30,000 American soldiers. Zakahev did it to kill as many Americans as he could, and Al-Asad did it so he didn't have to worry about the Americans coming after him, so he can run like the DirtyCoward he is.]]
** Vladimir Makarov in ''Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2'' walks right past the MoralEventHorizon in one of the first missions [[spoiler: (and takes the player with him)]] when he and his crew [[spoiler: cold-heartedly slaughter an entire airport terminal full of civilians]]. He then follows this by [[spoiler: shooting the player in the head so that the crime can be placed on the CIA, thus inciting the international community against the Americans.]] He manages to become even ''more'' monstrous in the third game, where [[spoiler:he single handedly starts World War III, massacring millions of people with bio weapons, including [[TheHero Soap]].]]

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** Al-Asad and Imran Zakahev from ''Call of Duty 4: VideoGame/ModernWarfare''. Al-Asad, with Zakahev's help, overthrew a democratic government in an unknown middle eastern country, taking power in a coup. You actually get to see first hand how his men kill anyone who resists and how they line up innocent people and use them as target practice. Zakahev is even worst. He supplied Al-Asad with weapons for the coup ([[spoiler: including a nuke]]), and too staged a bloody coup, except on a much larger scale in Russia. He orders the slaughtering of whole villages. However, both of these guys worst act was the same: [[spoiler: Al-Asad nuked a major city, his own capital, killing hundreds of thousands of innocent people and about 30,000 American soldiers. Zakahev did it to kill as many Americans as he could, and Al-Asad did it so he didn't have to worry about the Americans coming after him, so he can run like the DirtyCoward he is.]]
** Vladimir Makarov in ''Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2'' walks right past the MoralEventHorizon in one of the first missions [[spoiler: (and takes the player with him)]] when he and his crew [[spoiler: cold-heartedly slaughter an airport terminal full of civilians]]. He then follows this by [[spoiler: shooting the player in the head so that the crime can be placed on the CIA, thus inciting the international community against the Americans.]] He manages to become even ''more'' monstrous in the third game, where [[spoiler:he single handedly starts World War III, massacring millions of people with bio weapons, including [[TheHero Soap]].]]

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* Mother Mayhem from VideoGame/CityOfHeroes runs a mental asylum devoted to training Praetorian psychics as "Seers," thought-police who track down and apprehend any "thought criminals," so that "Mother" can "rehabilitate" them. But the Seers aren't volunteers, and that's actually the '''secondary''' purpose of the Seer Network; the primary purpose is to provide "Mother" with psychics to [[VampiricDraining feed on]], prolonging her own life and expanding her personal power.
* Paulie Franchetti in ''VideoGame/TheDarkness.'' He adopted the protagonist of the game, Jackie Estacado, so he could mold him into a hitman loyal to the family. The game starts with him sending Jackie on a suicide mission to kill a business rival because Jackie started questioning the way he does business, but he has already killed the business rival and strapped his corpse full of explosives as a birthday present, leaving a tape to mock Jackie before he died. When Jackie survives the blast, Paulie gets revenge by blowing up the Orphanage that Jackie grew up in, killing all the orphans and nuns inside and then telling Jackie over the phone it was all his fault. [[spoiler: When Jackie starts to ruin Paulie's business dealings in retaliation he kidnaps Jackie's girlfriend Jenny, brings her to the Orphanage and then murderers her right in front of Jackie, blaming it all on Jackie for not blindly following orders.]] Even at the end he shows no remorse for his crimes, telling Jackie [[spoiler:that Jenny was a weakness and Jackie shouldn't have cared about her death.]]
* ''VideoGame/DeadlyPremonition'' has [[spoiler:Forrest Kaysen, the ''real'' BigBad. He manipulated the Raincoat Killer and Thomas into turning evil by exploiting their traumatic pasts, and he's also the one who orchestrated the military experiment 50 years ago that sparked the whole mess. He deliberately spread the rumors about the immortality granting Red Seeds, directly causing mass murders throughout the country, including the ones in Greenvale. And finally, there's his sickening "red tree saplings", which grow ''inside of young women'' (and its heavily implied that he "implants" the saplings in them by ''raping them''), and when they fully sprout, the woman ''completely withers into a dissected husk.'' Finally, when his latest target withers right in front of her husband, he laughs maniacally about it, even after the husband ''commits suicide''. And when he realized that their son had seen all this, he attacks the boy, scarring him and trapping him inside a dreamworld for almost his entire life. His motivation for all of his crimes is because he was bored.]]
* ''VideoGame/DeadRising'' has Jo Slade. She rapes and beats women to death with her nightstick [[ForTheEvulz for fun]].

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* Mother Mayhem from ''VideoGame/CityOfHeroes'' runs a mental asylum devoted to training Praetorian psychics as "Seers," thought-police who track down and apprehend any "thought criminals," so that "Mother" can "rehabilitate" them. But the Seers aren't volunteers, and that's actually the '''secondary''' purpose of the Seer Network; the primary purpose is to provide "Mother" with psychics to [[VampiricDraining feed on]], prolonging her own life and expanding her personal power.
* Serial Killer X from ''{{VideoGame/Condemned}}'', aka [[spoiler: Leland Vanhorn]]. Any sympathy he may have had as a SerialKillerKiller is undermined by the various innocents he kills. He even murders [[spoiler: his own uncle]] after the latter [[TheFarmerAndTheViper nursed him back to health]] after the events of the first game. The only reason he kills other serial killers in the first place is so he can adopt their methods as his own. He also doesn't have the excuse of being driven insane by [[spoiler: the Oro's sonic emitters]] like the rest of the city, [[ForTheEvulz as he clearly enjoys it]].
* Paulie Franchetti in ''VideoGame/TheDarkness''. He adopted the protagonist of the game, Jackie Estacado, so he could mold him into a hitman loyal to the family. The game starts with him sending Jackie on a suicide mission to kill a business rival because Jackie started questioning the way he does business, but he has already killed the business rival and strapped his corpse full of explosives as a birthday present, leaving a tape to mock Jackie before he died. When Jackie survives the blast, Paulie gets revenge by blowing up the Orphanage that Jackie grew up in, killing all the orphans and nuns inside and then telling Jackie over the phone it was all his fault. [[spoiler: When Jackie starts to ruin Paulie's business dealings in retaliation he kidnaps Jackie's girlfriend Jenny, brings her to the Orphanage and then murderers her right in front of Jackie, blaming it all on Jackie for not blindly following orders.]] Even at the end he shows no remorse for his crimes, telling Jackie [[spoiler:that Jenny was a weakness and Jackie shouldn't have cared about her death.]]
* ''VideoGame/DeadlyPremonition'' has [[spoiler:Forrest Kaysen]], the ''real'' BigBad. He manipulated the Raincoat Killer and Thomas into turning evil by exploiting their traumatic pasts, and he's also the one who orchestrated the military experiment 50 years ago that sparked the whole mess. He deliberately spread the rumors about the immortality granting Red Seeds, directly causing mass murders throughout the country, including the ones in Greenvale. And finally, there's his sickening "red tree saplings", which grow ''inside of young women'' (and its heavily implied that he "implants" the saplings in them by ''raping them''), and when they fully sprout, the woman ''completely withers into a dissected husk.'' Finally, when his latest target withers right in front of her husband, he laughs maniacally about it, even after the husband ''commits suicide''. And when he realized that their son had seen all this, he attacks the boy, scarring him and trapping him inside a dreamworld for almost his entire life. His motivation for all of his crimes is because he was bored.
* ''VideoGame/DeadRising'':
** Jo Slade is a woman who rapes and beats women to death with her nightstick [[ForTheEvulz for fun]].

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* [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen Queen Myrrah]] from ''VideoGame/GearsOfWar''. She starts a war with the human race on Sera just [[KickTheDog six weeks after the Pendulum Wars-a 79 year old conflict ended]]. [[MoralEventHorizon She orders the deaths of every man, woman, and child on the surface]] so the Locust can colonize, enslaving the human stragglers and ''lobotomizing'' them [[spoiler: as Dom found out what happened to his wife Maria]]. She immediately turned down the diplomatic option when the [[TheVirus Lambent]] wore down her forces underground, saying that the best thing to do is [[KillEmAll kill every human being]] instead of focusing on the lambent. These actions caused ''billions'' of human deaths on Sera, forcing COG to use the [[KillSat Hammer of Dawn]] to scorch the earth so much it's an Apocalyptic World. [[spoiler: Finally? After she loses at the end of Gears of War 3, with both Lambent and Locust going extinct due to Adam Fenix's invention she [[KickTheDog mocks Marcus]] on his father's HeroicSacrifice to stop the Lambent...[[CrowningMomentOfAwesome only for the last remaining Carmine brother to first shoot at her...and then Marcus stabs her]].]]
* ''VideoGame/GoldenSunDarkDawn'':
** Blados and Chalis, two agents of the mysterious country Tuaparang. These two have no problem with kidnapping children, [[spoiler: activating a tower that would eseentially switch off the sun and unleash hordes of monsters on the innocent populace of their world]], and to top it off near the end, [[spoiler: intending to use the king of Morgal - already a victim of their manipulations - in order to fire a powerful attack on their own Tuaparang allies using another weapon, knowing the weapon would kill him as a result]]. Blados is the worst of the two, since it's implied he does a lot of this [[ForTheEvulz just because he can]], but Chalis herself is quite a ruthless, cold-hearted backstabber [[spoiler: who may have been planning to betray her own partner, as well]].
** [[TheChessmaster Alex]] could count as well. Betraying his clan, and especially his mentor, in search for the forbidden powers of Alchemy (without intending to save the world; he just wanted the power for himself)? Slaughtering a Tolbian army just because he could? [[spoiler: Seducuing a woman just so he could get closer to a royal artifact, and then leaving her to die?]] And that's just the top of the iceburg. Even Blados and Chalis are wary of him.
* ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'' gives us the sexy, powerful, and utterly ''cruel'' I-No. She loves torturing Dizzy. IN GGXX she pushed her off the ship a thousand feet from the air, but that didn't make her happy. When she landed on the ground in pain, I-No beat her up while she amuses herself with her screaming. In the Drama CD's, after befriending and flirting with a teenager Ky, she watched as Gears tear his body in Rome and she left him there choking on his own blood. She was laughing in amusement. And we have to consider that Ky was fighting there to look for her, wanting to make sure that she's safe. She just likes to pick up fights when encountering characters in her story paths. Reason? She's a troll.
* ''VideoGame/{{GUN}}'':
** The BigBad, Colonel Magruder, is feverishly seeking an el Dorado called Quivira, and murders or tortures anyone who gets in his way. His defining moment came in a flashback to years before the events of the game, when he came to a small homestead out in the plains belonging to a benevolent doctor who helped the nearby Apaches. When the Apache chief tells Magruder that his lust for the treasure will lead to his doom, he coldly shoots him, then beheads the doctor. When one of his own soldiers protests his actions, Magruder shoots him, too. His cruelty only worsens from there.
** Magruder's [[TheDragon right hand]], Reed the preacher, is almost equally bad. The game starts with him ordering a group of barbaric renegade soldiers to slaughter a steamboat in order to search it for a missing artifact. Later on, he murders [[spoiler:[[PlayerPunch Jenny]]]] in front of Colton White, just to hurt him.
* Flying Fox, TheDragon of King Bohan from ''VideoGame/HeavenlySword'', outdoes Bohan himself in terms of sheer nastiness. Sick, twisted and utterly sadistic, this guy was responsible for [[BreakTheCutie driving poor Kai crazy]]. And then he breaks her ''more'' when he reveals that [[spoiler:he stuffed and mounted her murdered mother as a display piece]].

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* [[GodSaveUsFromTheQueen Queen Myrrah]] from ''VideoGame/GearsOfWar''. She starts a war with the human race on Sera just [[KickTheDog six weeks after the Pendulum Wars-a 79 year old conflict ended]]. [[MoralEventHorizon She orders the deaths of every man, woman, and child on the surface]] so the Locust can colonize, enslaving the human stragglers and ''lobotomizing'' them [[spoiler: as Dom found out what happened to his wife Maria]]. Not to mention the fact she immediately turned down the diplomatic option when the [[TheVirus Lambent]] wore down her forces underground, saying that the best thing to do is [[KillEmAll kill every human being]] instead of focusing on the lambent. These actions caused ''billions'' of human deaths on Sera, forcing COG to use the [[KillSat Hammer of Dawn]] to scorch the earth so much it's an Apocalyptic World. [[spoiler: Finally? After she loses at the end of Gears of War 3, with both Lambent and Locust going extinct due to Adam Fenix's invention she [[KickTheDog mocks Marcus]] on his father's HeroicSacrifice to stop the Lambent...[[CrowningMomentOfAwesome only for the last remaining Carmine brother to first shoot at her...and then Marcus stabs her]].]]
* Ares is not just the ''VideoGame/GodOfWar'': he's the God of ''Offensive'' Warfare, meaning he embodies the practices of slaughtering, burning, raping and pillaging the enemy. Simply put, Ares is the horrors of war made flesh. He attacks Athens for no other reason than to prove he could. And before the game's story even began, he tricked Kratos into murdering his own family, just to make Kratos more reliant on him.
* The ''VideoGame/GoldenSunDarkDawn'' gave us Blados and Chalis, two agents of the mysterious country Tuaparang. These two have no problem with kidnapping children, [[spoiler: activating a tower that would eseentially switch off the sun and unleash hordes of monsters on the innocent populace of their world]], and to top it off near the end, [[spoiler: intending to use the king of Morgal - already a victim of their manipulations - in order to fire a powerful attack on their own Tuaparang allies using another weapon, knowing the weapon would kill him as a result]]. Blados is the worst of the two, since it's implied he does a lot of this [[ForTheEvulz just because he can]], but Chalis herself is quite a ruthless, cold-hearted backstabber [[spoiler: who may have been planning to betray her own partner, as well]].
** [[TheChessmaster Alex]] could count as well. Betraying his clan, and especially his mentor, in search for the forbidden powers of Alchemy (without intending to save the world; he just wanted the power for himself)? Slaughtering an entire Tolbian army just because he could? [[spoiler: Seducuing a woman just so he could get closer to a royal artifact, and then leaving her to die?]] And that's just the top of the iceburg. Note-even Blados and Chalis are wary of him.
* ''VideoGame/GuiltyGear'' gives us the sexy, powerful, and utterly ''cruel'' I-No. She loves torturing Dizzy. IN GGXX she pushed her off the ship a thousand feet from the air, but that didn't make her happy. When she landed on the ground in pain, I-No beat her up while she amuses herself with her screaming. In the Drama CD's, after befriending and flirting with a teenager Ky, she watched as Gears tear his body in Rome and she left him there choking on his own blood. She was laughing in amusement. And we have to consider that Ky was fighting there to look for her, wanting to make sure that she's safe. She just likes to pick up fights when encountering characters in her story paths. Reason? She's a troll.
* The BigBad of ''VideoGame/{{GUN}}'', Colonel Magruder, is feverishly seeking an el Dorado called Quivira, and murders or tortures anyone who gets in his way. His defining moment came in a flashback to years before the events of the game, when he came to a small homestead out in the plains belonging to a benevolent doctor who helped the nearby Apaches. When the Apache chief tells Magruder that his lust for the treasure will lead to his doom, he coldly shoots him, then beheads the doctor. When one of his own soldiers protests his actions, Magruder shoots him, too. His cruelty only worsens from there.
** Magruder's [[TheDragon right hand]], Reed the preacher, is almost equally bad. The game starts with him ordering a group of barbaric renegade soldiers to slaughter an entire steamboat in order to search it for a missing artifact. Later on, he murders [[spoiler:[[PlayerPunch Jenny]]]] in front of Colton White, just to hurt him.
* Flying Fox, TheDragon of King Bohan from ''VideoGame/HeavenlySword'', outdoes Bohan himself in terms of sheer nastiness. Sick, twisted and utterly sadistic, this guy was responsible for [[BreakTheCutie driving poor Kai crazy]]. And then he breaks her ''more'' when he reveals that [[spoiler:he stuffed and mounted her murdered mother as a display piece]].
* [[spoiler:Bertrand]] in ''VideoGame/{{inFamous}} 2''. [[spoiler:This guy turns ordinary human beings into the Corrupted, performs cruel experiments on Kuo, uses the Power Transfer Device to turn Vermaak 88 into Forced Conduits in a process that will eventually drive them insane, was responsible for the sacrificial death of Nix's mother and several hundred others in his attempt to activate his own Conduit powers, and tops it off by ordering the execution of any Conduits or potential Conduits in the starting move towards total genocide.]] In addition to all that, he also [[spoiler: planned on selling the Vermaak as personal soldiers to major powers around the world. This man nearly started an Arms race which might have sparked another World War, and he was tugging the strings the WHOLE TIME.]] The greatest irony is that this character never fully seems to realize how terrible a monster he's become. His KarmicTransformation is completely lost on him, despite the fact [[spoiler: the only power he unlocked through the murder of hundreds of innocents being the transformation into a ravenous monster]]; the only conclusion he draws from this is that [[spoiler: [[InsaneTrollLogic if he has become a monster through the activation of his Conduit powers, then all Conduits are monsters, and must be exterminated]].]]

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* [[spoiler:Bertrand]] in ''VideoGame/{{inFamous}} 2''. [[spoiler:This guy turns ordinary human beings into the Corrupted, performs cruel experiments on Kuo, uses the Power Transfer Device to turn Vermaak 88 into Forced Conduits in a process that will eventually drive them insane, was responsible for the sacrificial death of Nix's mother and several hundred others in his attempt to activate his own Conduit powers, and tops it off by ordering the execution of any Conduits or potential Conduits in the starting move towards total genocide.]] In addition to all that, he also [[spoiler: planned on selling the Vermaak as personal soldiers to major powers around the world. This man nearly started an Arms race which might have sparked another World War, and he was tugging the strings the WHOLE TIME.]] The greatest irony is that this character never fully seems to realize how terrible a monster he's become. His KarmicTransformation is completely lost on him, despite the fact [[spoiler: the only power he unlocked through the murder of hundreds of innocents being the transformation into a ravenous monster]]; the only conclusion he draws from this is that [[spoiler: [[InsaneTrollLogic if he has become a monster through the activation of his Conduit powers, then all Conduits are monsters, and must be exterminated]].]]

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* The Father in the ''VideoGame/KingsQuestII'' FanRemake. He starts off merely as an EvilChancellor who sets Graham up to head to Kolyma. Two of his lieutenants have taken up residence there (one of which had been holding Valanice captive out of petty spite and had killed other women who had aroused her ire). Graham, being Graham, is able to dodge their traps [[spoiler: and even helps convince one to leave]]. After returning home with Valanice, Graham exposes the EvilChancellor who abruptly goes OneWingedAngel, levels a deadly curse, and vanishes. The flash-forward scene during the Air Gem test has his showing up at Graham's darkest hour to gloat, the {{Fanon}} dialogue indicating that he had another of his mooks kidnap and enslave Graham's kid for sixteen years, set the three-headed dragon on Daventry to ruin it, and then forced Graham to sacrifice his remaining child to it. The next part of the curse drops Graham with heart failure at a moment of triumph, and the last gets a ProphecyTwist, thankfully. Thing is, he really doesn't have it in for Graham per se. Graham just happens to be standing between him and some leftover power from Daventry's first king.

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* Master Xehanort from ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'' is responsible, both indirectly and directly, for all the hardships the main characters suffer and the creation of the three main villains that are destroying the worlds. The secret reports in BirthBySleep paint him as a well-meaning person ready to resort to extreme solutions of unleashing the Heartless and the Unversed in order to flood the universe with darkness and thus bring about perfect balance between light and darkness, but as of the game, [[JumpingOffTheSlipperySlope he's clearly run so far beyond the line of inexcusable acts that any good intentions he once had are long gone]]. He takes Ven, an eleven-year-old child, in as an apprentice with the sole intention of training him to use the darkness and stealing his body. When Ven proves himself not to be up to the task, he forcibly extracts Ven's darkness, leaving him comatose, then drops his apprentice's failing body off in his own much-hated homeworld to die. After realizing Ven isn't going to die, he gives him to his fellow Keyblade Master Eraqus, a man whom he considers to be a brother, to train until Ven's light grows strong enough that he can be forcibly reunited with his darkness and become a weapon that will allow its wielder to reshape the entire world. While he's there, he notices Eraqus's student, Terra, and immediately decides that he wants Terra's body. Through a complex series of manipulations, Xehanort arranges Terra to fight Eraqus to the death, and finishes off Eraqus himself after Eraqus is weakened. [[ForScience He is even willing to risk an apocalypse out of sheer curiosity]]. Eventually Xehanort willingly splits himself into two beings: his Heartless, "Ansem", which possesses Riku and manipulates a cartel of Disney villains from behind the scenes, and his Nobody, "Xenmas", which formed Organization XIII, manipulated its members to stop them from growing Hearts for themselves, and planned on using all of them as vessels to store pieces of his own Heart in, to turn them into clones of himself.
* The Father in the ''VideoGame/KingsQuestII'' FanRemake. He starts off merely as an EvilChancellor who sets Graham up to head to Kolyma. Two of his lieutenants have taken up residence there (one of which had been holding Valanice captive out of petty spite and had killed other women who had aroused her ire). Graham, being Graham, is able to dodge their traps [[spoiler: and helps convince one to leave]]. After returning home with Valanice, Graham exposes the EvilChancellor who abruptly goes OneWingedAngel, levels a deadly curse, and vanishes. The flash-forward scene during the Air Gem test has his showing up at Graham's darkest hour to gloat, the {{Fanon}} dialogue indicating that he had another of his mooks kidnap and enslave Graham's kid for sixteen years, set the three-headed dragon on Daventry to ruin it, and then forced Graham to sacrifice his remaining child to it. The next part of the curse drops Graham with heart failure at a moment of triumph, and the last gets a ProphecyTwist, thankfully. Thing is, he really doesn't have it in for Graham per se. Graham just happens to be standing between him and some leftover power from Daventry's first king.

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* ''VideoGame/LegacyOfKain'' has the Elder God. Follow the trail of ruin and disaster to the source: [[spoiler: the Elder God orchestrated the war between the Hylden and the Ancients, resulting in the Hylden being banished to a Hell dimension and the Ancients becoming Vampires. The Elder God later decided he didn't like the Vampires anymore, so he orchestrated a war between them and humans, which wiped out most of the Vampires except Kain. Kain later began a second war that ended with humans enslaved by Vampires. So basically, as directly stated in the last game, the entire history of the series is full of the three major races in the world killing and enslaving and wiping each other out, over and over again for dominance, and all this was caused by the Elder God. Why? Just because he likes being able to control the world however he likes it, so whenever he decides he doesn't like the guys in power any more, he has someone else overthrow them. Oh, and he was also hungry for their souls, too.]]

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* Melbu Frahnma of ''LegendOfDragoon'' was the emperor of the winged humanoid race called the Winglies. Promoting a racist philosophy, Melbu Frahnma spread the belief that every single thing that wasn't a Wingly deserved annihilation, but it was the 'grace' of his empire to spare them as slaves. After being overthrown, Melbu Frahnma's spirit went dormant until he could [[GrandTheftMe take over the hero, Zieg]]. Using Zieg's body, Melbu Frahnma manipulated several massive wars and multiple murders to engineer his ascent to power and to fuse with a 'seed' of a God and become the god of destruction. He plans to become the new god emperor of the world and destroy or make slaves of every race. Not even the Winglies are exempt, as Melbu frahnma displays full willingness to wipe them out should they resist him.
* ''VideoGame/LegacyOfKain'' has the Elder God. Follow the trail of ruin and disaster to the source: [[spoiler: the Elder God orchestrated the war between the Hylden and the Ancients, resulting in the Hylden being banished to a Hell dimension and the Ancients becoming Vampires. The Elder God later decided he didn't like the Vampires anymore, so he orchestrated a war between them and humans, which wiped out most of the Vampires except Kain. Kain later began a second war that ended with humans enslaved by Vampires. So, as directly stated in the last game, the entire history of the series is full of the three major races in the world killing and enslaving and wiping each other out, over and over again for dominance, and all this was caused by the Elder God. Why? Just because he likes being able to control the world however he likes it, so whenever he decides he doesn't like the guys in power any more, he has someone else overthrow them. Oh, and he was also hungry for their souls, too.]]

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* [[spoiler:Gongora]], the BigBad of ''VideoGame/LostOdyssey,'' is identifiable as a SmugSnake even before it's clear that he's the villain, but as the game's backstory is revealed it becomes clear that he crossed the MoralEventHorizon before the game had even begun. Since several of the main characters of the game are [[{{Immortality}} immortal and unkillable]], he had to get ''creative'' in getting them out of his way... which he did by sealing away their memories, leaving them completely amnesiac and unaware of their origins, which all of them agree is [[LossOfIdentity something like being a walking corpse]]. For him to be able to do it in the first place, they had to go through something [[TraumaInducedAmnesia traumatic enough]] that they wouldn't ''want'' to remember... so he abducted Kaim and Sarah's daughter and left them believing she was dead, forced Seth to [[SadisticChoice kill her best friend to save her son]], and set giant monsters loose in [[TheHighQueen Ming's]] kingdom to slaughter her subjects until she [[HeroicSacrifice agreed to block off her own memories to save them]]. As a result, Kaim and Seth both end up [[CriminalAmnesiac working for him]], Ming becomes a figurehead in the country she's ruled for a thousand years, and Sarah [[FreakOut goes insane]] for several decades. And to top it all off, near the end of the game after the other immortals have overcome all of that, he [[PeoplePuppets magically controls Jansen]] and forces him to attack his friends and love interest, apparently just to be a {{Jerkass}}.
* Zophar of ''LunarEternalBlue'' is the self styled lord of darkness and the one responsible for the Blue Star being stripped of all life. As we see in flashbacks, Zophar led a campaign of conquest on the Blue Star that only ended when his arch-nemesis, the goddess Althena, was forced to seal him at the cost of all life on the world. Even through his prison, Zophar reached out to corrupt mortals, twisting the church of Althena into a CorruptChurch that was responsible for centuries of suffering and cruelty. Zophar excels in twisting and corrupting hearts to even turned loved ones against one another, and unlike most dark lords, Zophar [[EvilCannotComprehendGood fully understands goodness and righteousness]] enough to exploit it: manipulating heroine Lucia's love for her friends so she wouldn't have the will to destroy him at cost of the world. Zophar takes her captive to use her powers to remake the world in his twisted image, not caring about the death toll. When he decides the world is too much trouble, Zophar merely elects to destroy it utterly with every living soul.
* ''VideoGame/{{Manhunt}}'':
** Lionel Starkweather, the ManipulativeBastard of the first game who manipulates Cash into doing killings just for his movies. He kidnaps all of Cash's family members and tells his pet psychos to kill them if they find out that Cash is nearby, meaning Cash has to flawlessly take down all of them without alerting them to his presence. Even if the player succeeds in saving them, [[spoiler:a TV set and tape left for him in the next level shows that they were recaptured and slowly killed by other psychos]].

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* ''VideoGame/PaperMario''
** [[SealedEvilInACan Shadow Queen]] from ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor''. She [[spoiler: destroyed an entire city and murdered thousands who got in her way. She destroyed town after town and had her minions steal treasures to put in her palace. Furthermore, she created dungeons and torture chambers for people to be feasted on by her pet dragons, and created the Crystal Stars to keep the world in this state.]] Even in defeat, [[spoiler:she [[AFateWorseThanDeath trapped the four heroes who defeated her into boxes for one thousand years.]]]]
** [[spoiler:[[MonsterClown Dimentio]]]] from ''VideoGame/SuperPaperMario''. He's pretty [[MagnificentBastard entertaining]] for most of the game, but by the end, he's just plain [[NightmareFuel freaky.]] To give you a pretty good idea as to why he qualifies for this trope, he basically cracks jokes when causing Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Bowser's deaths, and he also plans to stab Count Bleck in the back ''and'' gain control over the Chaos Heart in order to ensure that all dimensions but his are destroyed so he could recreate the universe in his image and implies that he intends to torture Bleck and his followers as soon as he's killed Mario. What seals his fate as a Complete Monster is, after being defeated by Mario, Peach, and Bowser, he ends up deciding to erase all universes anyway as he is dying, meaning that his final action was one that would ensure the deaths of what is implied to be at least trillions of people.
* In ''VideoGame/PlanescapeTorment'', practically every character you meet is fleshed out and given a ''reason'' for their actions. The crime boss? Terrified of death. The old hag? Insane, but desperate for companionship. Hardly commendable, but understandable. The ''BigBad''? He just wants to be left alone. The worst character however, [[spoiler: is yourself. Specifically, a previous incarnation, who was willing to do ''anything'' to succeed in getting his memory back]]. You'll spend a lot of the game stumbling across his machinations, which are both thoughtful and impressive...but he is just such a phenomenally arrogent, ruthless, cold, flat out ''evil'' bastard, his comeuppance at the end is very satisfying, [[spoiler:especially if you are smart enough to force him to merge with you]].
** To elaborate, the Practical Incarnation has a personal agenda and he doesn't care what he has to do to fulfill it, and shows no remorse whatsoever. Bully people? He'll do that, no problem. Deceive someone in order to make them an indentured servant? You bet. Lead the one person who seems to love you into, essentially, an ambush? You notice a pattern here? The very best thing that can be said about him is that he doesn't seem to do things ForTheEvulz. Thankfully, [[spoiler:his plans to resurrect himself by absorbing and overwhelming the main character's current incarnation come to naught (assuming you beat him, that is).]]

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* ''VideoGame/PaperMario'':
** [[SealedEvilInACan Shadow Queen]] from ''VideoGame/PaperMarioTheThousandYearDoor''. She [[spoiler: destroyed a city and murdered thousands who got in her way. She destroyed town after town and had her minions steal treasures to put in her palace. Furthermore, she created dungeons and torture chambers for people to be feasted on by her pet dragons, and created the Crystal Stars to keep the world in this state.]] Even in defeat, [[spoiler:she [[AFateWorseThanDeath trapped the four heroes who defeated her into boxes for one thousand years.]]]]
** [[spoiler:[[MonsterClown Dimentio]]]] from ''VideoGame/SuperPaperMario''. He's pretty [[MagnificentBastard entertaining]] for most of the game, but by the end, he's just plain [[NightmareFuel freaky.]] To give you a pretty good idea as to why he qualifies for this trope, he cracks jokes when causing Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Bowser's deaths, and he also plans to stab Count Bleck in the back ''and'' gain control over the Chaos Heart in order to ensure that all dimensions but his are destroyed so he could recreate the universe in his image and implies that he intends to torture Bleck and his followers as soon as he's killed Mario. What seals his fate as a Complete Monster is, after being defeated by Mario, Peach, and Bowser, he ends up deciding to erase all universes anyway as he is dying, meaning that his final action was one that would ensure the deaths of what is implied to be at least trillions of people.
* ''VisualNovel/PhantomOfInferno'' has the character Scythe Master, in the first ten minutes it is established that he used a combination of drugs and hypnosys to erase the main character's memories, why? Because [[strike: saw his potential as an assassin]] wanted to test a new theory. He then leaves the main character to train for months in the Mojave desert with no contact from the outside world. If this wasn't bad enough this was the ''second'' experiment. The First person he experimented on he rapes, brainwashes, trains as a serial killer and treats like property, oh and the girl was ''twelve'' when he started this. A third person he experiments on he doesn't drug or rape, but he does basiclly lie to her about events, encourages her growing hatred and turns her full {{Yandere}} just to mess with the main character. Oh and while he is doing this with her, he is repeating his first experiment, ''six times over'', just in case.
* In ''VideoGame/PlanescapeTorment'', practically every character you meet is fleshed out and given a ''reason'' for their actions. The crime boss? Terrified of death. The old hag? Insane, but desperate for companionship. Hardly commendable, but understandable. The ''BigBad''? He just wants to be left alone. The worst character however, [[spoiler: is yourself. Specifically, a previous incarnation, who was willing to do ''anything'' to succeed in getting his memory back]]. You'll spend a lot of the game stumbling across his machinations, which are both thoughtful and impressive...but he is just such a phenomenally arrogent, ruthless, cold, flat out ''evil'' bastard, his comeuppance at the end is very satisfying, [[spoiler:especially if you are smart enough to force him to merge with you]]. The Practical Incarnation has a personal agenda and he doesn't care what he has to do to fulfill it, and shows no remorse whatsoever. Bully people? He'll do that, no problem. Deceive someone in order to make them an indentured servant? You bet. Lead the one person who seems to love you into, essentially, an ambush? You notice a pattern here? The very best thing that can be said about him is that he doesn't seem to do things ForTheEvulz. Thankfully, [[spoiler:his plans to resurrect himself by absorbing and overwhelming the main character's current incarnation come to naught (assuming you beat him, that is).]]

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* Sigmund of 'VideoGame/{{Runescape}}'' is a total xenophobe who wants the peaceful cave goblins dead. The first thing you see him do is try to start a war between Lumbridge and the Dorgeshuun. At one point, he even uses emotional blackmail on the character. And then it gets much, much, worse. [[spoiler: He tries to drill a hole under the river to fall into the cave, drowning all the goblins, after that fails, he ties Zanik to train tracks in an attempt to start a war between the goblins and the dwarves. He does finally get his comeuppance with Zanik cutting off his hand to keep him from escaping with the ring of life, followed by her killing him.]] Not to mention he relishes killing the player just as much as he relishes killing the goblins....such as in the Chosen Commander.
** Lord Drakan, a vampire who took over the largest city in the world and turned it into a ghetto where he enslaved many people. The result is that the people are all want nothing more than a quick death to end their pain.

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* From the ''Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog'' games:
** [[VideoGame/SonicRush Eggman Nega]] was destroying the natural balance of the world and doesn't care that either side would be destroyed. He's what happens when Eggman cuts the crap and gets down to business. Even Eggman was horrified by how evil this guy was.
** [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog2006 Mephiles]] wanted to try and essentially eliminate Time itself, as well as the fact that he killed Sonic the Hedgehog for little reason than to make Elise cry so he could merge with Iblis and thus destroy time itself. Although Sonic [[BackFromTheDead got better]], it's still quite the MoralEventHorizon. Its also implied that he was part of the reason why Shadow ended up sealed away by humanity as well as an unwilling Omega carrying out the deed (he had some resemblance to Shadow thanks to absorbing his shadow, so its not unreasonable that he would have done deeds that the populace will blame Shadow with), and he manipulated Silver into attempting to kill Sonic with the implied intention of [[MakeWrongWhatOnceWentRight destroying the past]]. If that's not enough, he also enjoyed the carnage he inflicted. He currently ranks highest in regards to being the most evil character in the series not only because of his motives simply being to wreck and destroy anything and everything he can for no reason other than ForTheEvulz at best (even Black Doom at least desired to rule over the Galaxy, and Eggman Nega also had somewhat of an excuse for his behavior: He was often ostracized and not taken seriously specifically because he was the descendant of Eggman, due to the latter's evidentially comical and bumbling nature.), but also at how frighteningly ''close'' he came to succeeding in his goal to destroy everything, heavily damaging the time-space continnum.
* ''VideoGame/SpyroTheDragon''
** Malefor in ''The Legend of Spyro'' trilogy. He destroys the dragon eggs to find a purple dragon, gets one to make it one of his henchmen, and tries to [[OmnicidalManiac destroy the world]]. If that wasn't enough, [[spoiler:he even tries to kill the titular character with his own love interest]]. He does intend to destroy it so it's replaced by an entirely pure universe, but even so, it's inexcusable. What's worse is Malefor's [[EvilLaugh laughs]] while giving a chilling HannibalLecture and watching [[spoiler:a brainwashed Cynder beat down on Spyro]], actually ''enjoying'' what he's doing to them. And he [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness "rewarded" the Apes for freeing him from his prison by giving them a]] FateWorseThanDeath. This guy is so evil, his sheer malice ''tore up the earth and formed a mountain''.

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* Admiral Galcian of ''SkiesOfArcadia''. Galcian is loyal to one thing only: power. when first seen Galcian is the DragonWithAnAgenda to the nation of Valua and its empress Teodora. A ruthless man who tries to wipe out Vyse and the heroes at any cost, Galcian pursues an agenda of hunting down moon crystals to enhance his own personal power. After finding the superweapon he's been looking for, Galcian reveals his true colors and uses it on Valua, his own nation. His reasoning is that if he obliterates the most powerful country, the other nations will fall in line. While he is a man capable of inspiring loyalty, Galcian possesses none for anyone but his own power and advancement.
* ''VideoGame/SpyroTheDragon'':
** Malefor in ''The Legend of Spyro'' trilogy. He destroys the dragon eggs to find a purple dragon, gets one to make it one of his henchmen, and tries to [[OmnicidalManiac destroy the world]]. If that wasn't enough, [[spoiler:he even tries to kill the titular character with his own love interest]]. He does intend to destroy it so it's replaced by a pure universe, but even so, it's inexcusable. What's worse is Malefor's [[EvilLaugh laughs]] while giving a chilling HannibalLecture and watching [[spoiler:a brainwashed Cynder beat down on Spyro]], actually ''enjoying'' what he's doing to them. And he [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness "rewarded" the Apes for freeing him from his prison by giving them a]] FateWorseThanDeath. This guy is so evil, his sheer malice ''tore up the earth and formed a mountain''.

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* ''Franchise/StarWars''
** Montross from ''VideoGame/BountyHunter''. His first introduction shows him coldly gunning down a helpless bounty who's wanted dead or alive, simply for the pleasure of murder. As the man desperately pleads, his bounty is worth more alive. Montross replies "You're worth enough dead." Later on, while trying to beat Fett to the big prize that they're both after, he tortures Fett's non-combatant friend and mother-figure to find out the location, mortally wounding her in the process. Then he sets her ''entire space station'' to explode, hoping to kill Fett. He fails, but undoubtedly slaughters countless civilians who were on the station. Fortunately, he gets a karmic death when Jango leaves him to be ripped apart by the Banda Gora.
** Lieutenant Bella and Cavik Toth from ''VideoGame/JediStarfighter''. They drop bioweapons on a town filled with civillians, and even when the test is successful Bella still tries to level the city purely because she enjoys, failing only because Reti and Adi intervene. She also violently threatens her subordinates. Toth, meanwhile, kills his aids with the THX weapon simply because production is behind schedule, and develops weapons to use against the clones, testing them against innocents. Nym's aid describes him as a ruthless monster.
** Admiral Saul Karath from ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic''. While Darth Malak just barely avoids this trope due to his dying acknowledgement that he was wrong, [[TheDragon his right hand man]] Karath had no such moment. He crossed the MoralEventHorizon by not only betraying the Republic but also carpet-bombing an entire planet just to prove his loyalties; and he continues sailing across it by [[ColdBloodedTorture torturing]] you, Carth, and Bastila regardless of how you answer his questions, [[ForTheEvulz just because he can]].
*** Chuundar, meanwhile, manages to claim the title of Complete Monster without even having to join the Sith: having his brother exiled, inviting Czerka to set up shop on his home planet, and selling his own people into slavery, as well as betraying his father and leaving him to die in the forest, with his own people tricked into believing he had gone insane.
*** In the second game, Darth Nihilus is an EldritchAbomination who drains the force energy of entire planets to sustain himself, and while that might seem somewhat justifiable considering he has to do it in order to survive, he also augments it with pure sadism: after obliterating the Jedi gathering on Katar and taking a good deal of the Miraluka with them, he finds Visas Marr and makes her his apprentice- mutilating her face in a cruel mimickry of eyesockets, and [[MindRape mind raping]] her into submission to seal the deal.
** The Emperor from ''VideoGame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic'' is a pointlessly cruel man, [[SelfMadeOrphan murdering his own parents]] as a child, [[ColdBloodedTorture torturing]] his mother for months first. He also drained the energy from a planet, forced Revan and the Exile into his mind to torture them, telepathically tortures Exal... it says a lot when the ancient Sith Lords preferred Exar Kun over this guy. It says even more when the Dark Council [[EvenEvilHasStandards plotted to overthrow him]]. In more recent times Kira endured even more thanks to him. She fled the Sith because of his evil and during the Jedi Knight's battle with Angral, he possesses Kira purely to do away with her friend. Why? Because he saw visions that her friend might be the one who will defeat him and being DangerouslyGenreSavvy he's decided to take the hero out now while he or she is still weak.
* Luther Stickwell (a.k.a. "The Creeper") from ''VideoGame/TheSuffering: Ties That Bind''. Pimp, serial killer, paedophile, homophobe, murderous ghost... honestly, what can you say about a character that bonded three prostitutes to his stomach and turned them into CombatTentacles? And of course, there was that one line: ''"Remember, blood's the '''best''' lubricant!"''

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* ''VideoGame/{{Suikoden}}'':
** In ''VideoGame/SuikodenII'', [[BigBad Luca Blight]], [[TheCaligula the Mad Prince]] of the Highland Kingdom, stands in stark contrast to the ambiguous nature of the franchise's other villains. While he has a FreudianExcuse in being ForcedToWatch the rape of his mother by Muse ruffians after his cowardly father fled, it is inexcusable when compared to the sheer scale of his atrocities. [[BloodKnight Luca relishes killing]] and expresses a [[PitifulWorms hatred and disgust for all life]]. His EstablishingCharacterMoment is building up public support for a war against Jowston by having his own youth brigade, just children training to be soldiers, slaughtered by his troops disguised as Jowstone soldiers. Later, he is seen burning a defenseless village to the ground and killing villagers. When one woman begs for her life, he tells her to act like a pig. After complying and asking if she's free to leave, Luca instead murders her while shouting, "''Die pig!''" After a mercenary fortress falls to Luca early in the game, Luca is found running Pohl, a teenage boy, through with his sword before turning his attention on a very young girl named Pilika, whose parent he had already killed in an earlier encounter. Though he is prevented from killing her as well, the traumatic situation causes Pilika to become mute. Later he sacrifices the entire population of the city of Muse to the Beast Rune while Jowy watches in complete horror, as does the party outside the city. Luca's gleeful depravity turns against him, [[EvenEvilHasStandards when Jowy and other Highlanders]] [[ZeroPercentApprovalRating betray him to the player's army]] by setting up an ambush in the forest. Even as he dies though, Luca never once stops relishing in just how monstrous he truly is.
--> "It took hundreds to kill me, but I slaughtered humans by the ''thousands''! Look at me! I am sublime! [[CardCarryingVillain I AM THE TRUE FACE OF EVIL!!!]]"
** Neclord the vampire from ''VideoGame/SuikodenI'' and ''VideoGame/SuikodenII''. There once existed a place called Blue Moon Village, which was inhabited by peaceful vampires whose thirst for blood was satiated by the presence of the Blue Moon Rune. Neclord, in his lust for power, allowed himself to be turned into a vampire, ingratiated himself into the village, then stole the rune from the village’s altar. This resulted in the vampires of the town being forced to [[SadisticChoice choose between killing people to extend their lives, or perish themselves]]. Desiring more power still, Neclord joined forces with [[BigBad Windy]] and decimated places like the Village of the Hidden Rune to obtain more True Runes. He also, [[ForTheEvulz on a whim]], attacked the village of North Window, killing and zombifying all its inhabitants to use as his undead army. He later did the same thing to the soldiers of Lorimar Fortress after Windy made him Lorimar’s governor. As governor, Neclord demanded that his people sacrifice him [[IHaveYouNowMyPretty one young girl a year to be his bride]]. Their screams from his castle could be heard by the villagers. After his defeat in VideoGame/SuikodenI, Neclord returned to North Window and began abducting women who strayed too close to the village. When Viktor, a former North Window resident, returns to seek revenge on Neclord, Neclord responds by reviving Viktor’s LoveInterest, Daisy, whom Neclord had murdered. Neclord offered to bring Daisy back to life in exchange for the sword Viktor was going to use to kill him, however Viktor realized the dead couldn’t be brought back except as zombies, and killed Daisy himself causing Neclord to flee. Eventually, Neclord attacked Tinto City, hoping to take it over and make a new zombie kingdom for himself. During this time he also abducted Lo Wen and Lilly Pendragon, the daughter of Tinto’s mayor, to be his brides.

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* Death Master Nybbas Obderhode/Nybbeth Obdilord from ''VideoGame/TacticsOgre''. He pretty much has no regards to the living and wasn't even loyal to his Lord (Barbatos, who was also a CompleteMonster on his own), all he does was just to perfect his study in necromancy and would use ANYONE to do it, including Leonard, Zaebos or [[spoiler:Guildus]], and then having you kill these people raised from the dead. And it's later revealed that he turned his own son Debordes into this after he was killed by Barbatos, but the process was incomplete and he left him in his horrendous zombified state, with only his sister Orias to take care of him, [[IHateYouVampireDad causing her to hate him immensely]]. The PSP remake makes him even ''more monstrous'' when [[spoiler:in the Chaotic route, he organized a zombie attack in Balmamusa that killed Orias, and Debordes to lead the other, never to recover. And then, it's revealed that he has another family of necromancers, all three eventually killed because of getting in Denam's way. Only one survives... the daughter Cressida, and he wastes no time to show the zombified selves of her sister, mother and future brother-in-law in front of her and tried to get her killed.]]
* ''VideoGame/{{Thief}}'' has two examples
** From ''Thief 2: The Metal Age''. Karras is the high priest of a splinter faction of Hammerites that worship a deity known as the Master Builder, but in Karras's case, he split from the original Hammerites due to his extremism that takes the form of wishing for the destruction of all organic life. Karras rebuilds his religion around his own twisted ego and desires and freudian slips reveal he places himself above his own God. Karras is responsible for kidnapping countless homeless people in the city and turning them into twisted mechanoid abominations, and our intro to him is his using his special rust gas to painfully kill two innocent people as nothing more than a demonstration for a corrupt sheriff. Karras's ultimate plan is to use the rust gas to wipe out all organic life in the city and to that end, attempts genocide on the woodland peoples, with only Anti-Hero Garret to stop him at the end.
** The Hag, Gamall, from ''Thief: Deadly Shadows'', is a legendary SerialKiller and murderer of children. Gamall has been killing for centuries, ripping the skin off her victims and wearing them as her own to [[ImmortalityImmorality maintain her immortality]]. This also allows her to take the forms of her victims. A former member of the Keepers, Gamall desires to destroy the organization as well as to learn all of its secrets on glyph magic. In order to re-infiltrate the Keepers and gain their knowledge, Gamall murders a little girl named Lauryl to take her appearance. Once inside, she studies under Interpreter Caduca, eventually murdering the woman so she could be promoted to her teacher’s position. When Gamall’s {{glamour fail|ure}}s in front of the Keepers, she slaughters several of them in a rage, despite most of them fleeing from her. She later kills and steals the skin of Garret’s long-time friend [[spoiler: Artemus]] and then strangles [[spoiler: First Keeper Orland]] to death after the latter [[RedemptionEqualsDeath tries to redeem himself]]. Unlike the previous {{Big Bad}}s of the series, who were {{Well Intentioned Extremist}}s, Gamall acts purely out of self-interest, to make herself invulnerable.

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* Death Master Nybbas Obderhode/Nybbeth Obdilord from ''VideoGame/TacticsOgre''. He has no regards to the living and wasn't even loyal to his Lord (Barbatos, who was also a CompleteMonster on his own), all he does was just to perfect his study in necromancy and would use ANYONE to do it, including Leonard, Zaebos or [[spoiler:Guildus]], and then having you kill these people raised from the dead. And it's later revealed that he turned his own son Debordes into this after he was killed by Barbatos, but the process was incomplete and he left him in his horrendous zombified state, with only his sister Orias to take care of him, [[IHateYouVampireDad causing her to hate him immensely]]. The PSP remake makes him even ''more monstrous'' when [[spoiler:in the Chaotic route, he organized a zombie attack in Balmamusa that killed Orias, and Debordes to lead the other, never to recover. And then, it's revealed that he has another family of necromancers, all three eventually killed because of getting in Denam's way. Only one survives... the daughter Cressida, and he wastes no time to show the zombified selves of her sister, mother and future brother-in-law in front of her and tried to get her killed.]]
* ''{{Videogame/Thief}}'':
** From ''Thief 2: The Metal Age'', Karras is the high priest of a splinter faction of Hammerites that worship a deity known as the Master Builder, but in Karras's case, he split from the original Hammerites due to his extremism that takes the form of wishing for the destruction of all organic life. Karras rebuilds his religion around his own twisted ego and desires and freudian slips reveal he places himself above his own God. Karras is responsible for kidnapping countless homeless people in the city and turning them into twisted mechanoid abominations, and our intro to him is his using his special rust gas to painfully kill two innocent people as nothing more than a demonstration for a corrupt sheriff. Karras's ultimate plan is to use the rust gas to wipe out all organic life in the city and to that end, attempts genocide on the woodland peoples, with only Anti-Hero Garret to stop him at the end.
** The Hag, Gamall, from ''VideoGame/{{Thief}}: Deadly Shadows'', is a legendary [[SerialKiller serial killer]] and murderer of children. Gamall has been killing for centuries, ripping the skin off her victims and wearing them as her own to [[ImmortalityImmorality maintain her immortality]]. This also allows her to take the forms of her victims. A former member of the Keepers, Gamall desires to destroy the organization as well as to learn all of its secrets on glyph magic. In order to re-infiltrate the Keepers and gain their knowledge, Gamall murders a little girl named Lauryl to take her appearance. Once inside, she studies under Interpreter Caduca, eventually murdering the woman so she could be promoted to her teacher’s position. When Gamall’s [[GlamourFailure glamour fails]] in front of the Keepers, she slaughters several of them in a rage, despite most of them fleeing from her. She later kills and steals the skin of Garret’s long-time friend [[spoiler: Artemus]] and then strangles [[spoiler: First Keeper Orland]] to death after the latter [[RedemptionEqualsDeath tries to redeem himself]]. Unlike the previous [[BigBad Big Bads]] of the series, who were a [[WellIntentionedExtremist well-intentioned extremist]] and KnightTemplar, Gamall acts purely out of self-interest, to make herself invulnerable.

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* ''VideoGame/TraumaCenter'''s first BigBad, Erick Von Reitenau aka Adam, is the hypocritical NietzscheWannabe leader of a terrorist organization who believes medicine is a product of the devil and mankind deserves to be destroyed for rejecting the "gift" of death. In order to do so, he has created artificial parasites called GUILT, all of which are highly contagious and capable of killing their victims in horrible ways all while claiming biblical justification by equating GUILT with the Seven Plagues of Revelation and himself with the "devouring angel" Abbadon (yup, the one with the locusts), all the while boasting to Derek that he alone will watch as Derek and friends burn in Hell. Despicable, yes, but when Derek and Angie join the raid on Delphi's floating headquarters, they discover something that makes him truly irredeemable - in order to cultivate his biological weapon, [[spoiler:Adam has kept seven children (dubbed "Sinners" to go with his deranged ideology) in a nightmarish near-death state as culture grounds for the GUILT. Makes it even worse when you think such a horrible fate could have befallen Angie as well...]]

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* ''VideoGame/TraumaCenter'':
** The first BigBad, Erick Von Reitenau aka Adam, is the hypocritical NietzscheWannabe leader of a terrorist organization who believes medicine is a product of the devil and mankind deserves to be destroyed for rejecting the "gift" of death. In order to do so, he has created artificial parasites called GUILT, all of which are highly contagious and capable of killing their victims in horrible ways all while claiming biblical justification by equating GUILT with the Seven Plagues of Revelation and himself with the "devouring angel" Abbadon (yup, the one with the locusts), all the while boasting to Derek that he alone will watch as Derek and friends burn in Hell. Despicable, yes, but when Derek and Angie join the raid on Delphi's floating headquarters, they discover something that makes him truly irredeemable - in order to cultivate his biological weapon, [[spoiler:Adam has kept seven children (dubbed "Sinners" to go with his deranged ideology) in a nightmarish near-death state as culture grounds for the GUILT. Makes it even worse when you think such a horrible fate could have befallen Angie as well...]]

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* Zoran Lazarevic from ''VideoGame/{{Uncharted}} 2: Among Thieves''. From the backstory we learn he's a known war criminal, responsible for murder and torture on a large scale. The first time you see this guy up close, he [[KickTheDog shoots Jeff]], Elena's wounded cameraman, whom Nate has been trying to carry to safety for a level. After failing to kill Drake when the latter boarded his train, he attacks the village Drake had been staying at, killing many civillians in the process. Later on, when Nate tries to pull a PutDownYourGunAndStepAway by taking one of Lazarevic's men captive, he simply laughs and ''shoots the hostage in the head'' after giving a speech about how Hitler, Stalin, Genghis Khan and Pol Pot were all "great men" because they "had the will to do what other men would not."
* Romeo Guildenstern of ''VagrantStory'' at first seems to be a deeply pious and righteous man, but as the game goes on, he is revealed as a ruthless, power hungry would-be tyrant who is a servant of darkness. The {{Foreshadowing}} begins when he slaps his lover hard enough to draw blood from her after a psychic link is in her head, and proceeds to display no concern for her after. He later murders her, a woman who genuinely loved him, as his sacrifice to the Dark. Once this is done, Guildenstern takes the power of the forbidden city, Lea Monde, intending to establish a bloody dictatorship as the world's eternal tyrant. Charismatic, calculating and utterly ruthless, Guildenstern is one of the greatest villains in Ivalice's history.
* ''VideoGame/ValkyriaChroniclesII'' ups the ante with Baldren Gassenarl, the scion of the Gassenarl family, a noble house who is using the dissent and FantasticRacism among Gallia's nobility to dethrone Archduchess Cordelia and take Gallia's throne for themselves. Already at the start of the game, Baldren and his bunch of terrorists are seen happily slaughtering their way through defenseless Darcsen villages in the name of "racial purity." When [[spoiler:their revolution actually succeeds and Baldren, upon discovering that his father Gilbert didn't really believe all the racial superiority crap he was spouting, and was just using it as a front for his own power trip, [[SelfMadeOrphan murders him in cold blood]] and takes the power for himself, starting even more ruthless anti-Darcsen campaigns]]. At the end of the October mission, [[spoiler: Baldren orders a group of Darcsen workers and civilians to be buried alive in the ragnite mines along with Squad G, leaving them to die a horrible death if not for [[TheChick Cosette]] and her EpiphanyTherapy]].
* Lezard Valeth of ''ValkyrieProfile'' is the heroine's StalkerWithACrush with a twisted, self-absorbed idea of love. In order to lure the valkyrie Lenneth to him, Lezard seeks out his former magic teacher and turns her husband into a monster so he murders her, gloating that at least they have a 'lifetime of love' behind them to have enjoyed. Pursuing Lezard, Lenneth discovers a factory he's created of homunculi, kidnapping beings and experimenting on them to remove their souls and create his supply. After this, he promptly murders someone who was closing in on his secrets by freezing her body when she's astral projecting, trapping her spirit outside. In the second game, Lezard manipulates all of time, devours Odin himself and rips out Lenneth's soul to fuse it with his own and remake the world [[AGodAmI in his own image as the supreme creator.]]
* Andrei the Tzimisce from ''VideoGame/VampireTheMasqueradeBloodlines''. As Archbishop of the L.A. branch of the Sabbat, Andrei takes the [[AlwaysChaoticEvil Sabbat’s]] ideals of embracing their inner Beast and renouncing their humanity to a whole new level. Andrei lives in a house that he has decorated with body parts in order to make it resemble his ancestral estate. The walls are coated with bloodied human flesh and the furniture is made from bones and organs. Equal parts EvilSorcerer and MadScientist, Andrei uses [[HumanResources live people and vampires]] as materials in his construction of the monstrous abominations that serve as his soldiers. He then tests the killing capacity of these monsters by unleashing them on defenseless mortals, with his ultimate goal being to use them to wage war against the Camarilla. In particular he plans on wiping out the Nosferatu in order to "gouge out [[TheSpymaster the eyes]] of the Camarilla." Also, should the player not [[spoiler:send away their ghoul friend/lover, Heather Poe,]] then, upon reaching the Sabbat’s lair, the player will arrive just in time see [[spoiler:Heather]] brutally murdered by Andrei’s goons.

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** [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Deathwing the Destroyer]], the ruler of the Black Dragonflight. Deathwing, formerly known as Neltharion the Earth Warder, is one of the most ancient villains in Azeroth's history and one of the most monstrous. Deathwing possesses genocidal hatred directed towards anything that isn't a black dragon and has tried many times to exterminate all else that lives. Deathwing tricked his fellow dragonflights into binding their powers to a relic known as the Demon Soul and proceeded to depower his fellow Dragon Aspect and drove the blue dragonflight into practical extinction, gloating all the while. He raped his former consorts and due to his gaining a unique body of molten fire, only one survived, hideously scarred. He was responsible for the capture and forced breeding of Alexstraza, letting her beloved children die and all the while planning to steal her eggs and corrupt them. Deathwing unleashes the fullest measure of his evil in ''Cataclysm'' when he initiates events that cause countless deaths and occasionally attacks areas by burning any living thing he finds. Not even his own 'superior' Dragonflight is exempt from his plans, as he is hinted at creating the Twilight Dragonflight to replace the remnants of his own. 
* Alhazad from ''VideoGame/WildArms1''. Lets look at the list: [[spoiler:Arranged several inhabitents of a town to be abducted so he could test his parasite that [[BodyHorror horrifically mutates any living thing into a mindless monster]]; Sending the mutated citizens back to their town so they could slaughter everyone except a young, blind girl (who only surived because [[PetTheDog Zed protected her and took her under his wing]]; Threatening to let the same parasite, which he now affectionately calls the "Demon Seed", loose on a village almost entirely inhabited by ''orphaned children'' unless the party hands over a MacGuffin; Manages to infect both a young Wanderer and a puppy with the Demon Seed, forcing the party to kill them both]]; And finally, [[spoiler:it turns out that he's the one who turned Lady Harkan into a Demon. Not because he was ordered to, but because he had a [[{{Squick}} fondness]] for her]]. Even the resident [[OmnicidalManiac omnicidal]] EldritchAbomination was less vile then Alhazad in that at least she did what she did because [[BecauseDestinySaysSo she believed destroying stuff was her destined role in the cosmos]]. Alhazad did all those atrocities [[ForTheEvulz for the lulz]].

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**  [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Deathwing the Destroyer]], the ruler of the Black Dragonflight. Deathwing, formerly known as Neltharion the Earth Warder, is one of the most ancient villains in Azeroth's history and one of the most monstrous. Deathwing possesses genocidal hatred directed towards anything that isn't a black dragon and has tried many times to exterminate all else that lives. Deathwing tricked his fellow dragonflights into binding their powers to a relic known as the Demon Soul and proceeded to depower his fellow Dragon Aspect and drove the blue dragonflight into practical extinction, gloating all the while. He raped his former consorts and due to his gaining a unique body of molten fire, only one survived, hideously scarred. He was responsible for the capture and forced breeding of Alexstraza, letting her beloved children die and all the while planning to steal her eggs and corrupt them. Deathwing unleashes the fullest measure of his evil in Cataclysm when he initiates events that cause countless deaths and occasionally attacks areas by burning any living thing he finds. Not even his own 'superior' Dragonflight is exempt from his plans, as he is hinted at creating the Twilight Dragonflight to replace the remnants of his own. 
* ''VideoGame/WildArms'':
** Alhazad from ''VideoGame/WildArms1'' arranged several inhabitents of a town to be abducted so he could test his parasite that [[BodyHorror horrifically mutates any living thing into a mindless monster]] then sends the mutated citizens back to their town so they could slaughter everyone except a young, blind girl (who only surived because [[PetTheDog Zed protected her and took her under his wing]]. He then threatened to let the same parasite, which he now affectionately calls the "Demon Seed", loose on a village almost entirely inhabited by ''orphaned children'' unless the party hands over a MacGuffin. He also manages to infect both a young Wanderer and a puppy with the Demon Seed, forcing the party to kill them both. Finally, [[spoiler:it turns out that he's the one who turned Lady Harkan into a Demon. Not because he was ordered to, but because he had a [[{{Squick}} fondness]] for her]]. Even the resident [[OmnicidalManiac omnicidal]] EldritchAbomination was less vile then Alhazad in that at least she did what she did because [[BecauseDestinySaysSo she believed destroying stuff was her destined role in the cosmos]]. Alhazad did all those atrocities [[ForTheEvulz for the lulz]].

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* Miang of ''{{Xenogears}}'' is eventually revealed to be the game's true BigBad. Initially WhiteHairedPrettyBoy Ramsus's wallflower assistant, Miang turns out to be an ancient being with one goal: to prepare humanity for harvest by Deus. The 'Eve' of the world, its first woman, Miang has helped to manipulate human history by running an AncientConspiracy, causing countless wars and conflicts with countless deaths. Miang demonstrates nothing less than cruel satisfaction at her manipulations, rubbing it in her lover Ramsus's face how he was a failed prototype of Ramsus's rival Fei to break his already fragile mind. Miang awakens Deus and causes the genocide of almost all humanity, in addition to having made it her personal mission to destroy the happiness of lover Fei and Elly's past incarnations every time they reincarnate. Only Miang demonstrates such sadistic cruelty in her job in Xenogears,
* The ''VideoGame/{{Xenosaga}}'' series gives us Dr. Dmitri Yuriev. A man who created an army of clones of his own child and then [[spoiler:sent them off to battle a deity, knowing that doing so would likely cause a reaction that would incinerate a planet, children, innocents, and combatents alike. He was already planning to use this genocide as political leverage to increase his own power. He held back one of those clones, though not out of mercy. No, he planned to use that one to assassinate any of the boys he grew up with as brothers who might survive and then take over his body in order to continue living forever. Once he finally takes over the body of said clone, he used that appearance to get close to a very sweet girl who trusted that clone implicitly, and then shot her in the stomach. Then he went on to murder a starship's crew, including civilians.]]

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* The Hag, Gamall, from ''Thief: Deadly Shadows'', is a legendary SerialKiller and murderer of children. Gamall has been killing for centuries, ripping the skin off her victims and wearing them as her own to [[ImmortalityImmorality maintain her immortality]]. This also allows her to take the forms of her victims. A former member of the Keepers, Gamall desires to destroy the organization as well as to learn all of its secrets on glyph magic. In order to re-infiltrate the Keepers and gain their knowledge, Gamall murders a little girl named Lauryl to take her appearance. Once inside, she studies under Interpreter Caduca, eventually murdering the woman so she could be promoted to her teacher’s position. When Gamall’s {{glamour fail|ure}}s in front of the Keepers, she slaughters several of them in a rage, despite most of them fleeing from her. She later kills and steals the skin of Garret’s long-time friend [[spoiler: Artemus]] and then strangles [[spoiler: First Keeper Orland]] to death after the latter [[RedemptionEqualsDeath tries to redeem himself]]. Unlike the previous {{Big Bad}}s of the series, who were {{Well Intentioned Extremist}}s, Gamall acts purely out of self-interest, to make herself invulnerable.

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