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* ''VideoGame/SkylandersTrapTeam'': Wolfgang is a member of the Doom Raiders led by the Golden Queen, but he is highly disapproval of how she's willing to let their comrades fall in the process of achieving their goals, which is a goal he finds to be somewhat idiotic. So when [[spoiler:the Doom Raiders need to travel to the future of Skylands in order to overcome their final obstacle, Wolfgang takes this chance to stay in the future and conquer Skylands there, leaving the Queen to rule it in the present.]]
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** [[BondOneLiner "Yes. Power shifts more quickly than some people think."]]
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* In ''VideoGame/QuestForGloryIV'', [[spoiler:Ad Avis]] hates being magically compelled to serve his master,[[spoiler:Katrina]]. At the end of the game he [[spoiler:baits her into breaking the bond by attacking him. He then proceeds to kill her by casting a spell that brings her to the attention of the EldritchAbomination who's brain the scene takes place in.]].
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* In ''VideoGame/QuestForGloryIV'', [[spoiler:Ad Avis]] hates being magically compelled to serve his master,[[spoiler:Katrina]].master, [[spoiler:Katrina]]. At the end of the game he [[spoiler:baits her into breaking the bond by attacking him. He then proceeds to kill her by casting a spell that brings her to the attention of the EldritchAbomination who's whose brain the scene takes place in.]].
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** While Shang Tsung is loyal to Shao Kahn in the first three canonical installments, in ''[[VideoGame/MortalKombatDeadlyAlliance Deadly Alliance]]'' he teams up with Quan Chi to take the realms for themselves. There's also the matter of his endings in ''VideoGame/MortalKombatII'' and ''[[VideoGame/MortalKombat3 3]]'', where he kills his former master and conquers both Earthrealm and Outworld. Sort of justified by the fact that you actually need to defeat Shao Kahn with Shang Tsung to get said ending.
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** While Shang Tsung is loyal to Shao Kahn in the first three canonical installments, in ''[[VideoGame/MortalKombatDeadlyAlliance Deadly Alliance]]'' he teams up with Quan Chi to take the realms for themselves. There's also the matter of his endings in ''VideoGame/MortalKombatII'' and ''[[VideoGame/MortalKombat3 3]]'', where he kills his former master and conquers both Earthrealm and Outworld. Sort of justified by the fact that you actually need to defeat Shao Kahn with Shang Tsung to get said ending. This reaches a peak in ''VideoGame/MortalKombat1'', when the reboot timeline reveals there to be ''multiple instances'' of Shang Tsung. They collaborate with each other and to no one's surprise, betray one another at the climax, because you could look up "untrustworthy" in the Mortal Kombat dictionary and find a picture of Shang Tsung.
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** Xemnas himself is implied to be this for [[spoiler: the "True" Organization XIII of ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsIII'']], as he [[spoiler: had tried to achieve godhood in direct contradiction to Master Xehanort's desires back in ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsII'' and in this game goes behind Master Xehanort's back and begins scheming something having to do with "the sleeping Keyblade legacy" within Demyx, Luxord, Marluxia and Larxene, but ends up being killed before whatever he wished to accomplish can come to fruition.]]
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** While [[MonsterClown Kefka]] from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'' may have some subversions, it is generally impossible for ''anybody'' to control somebody that [[AxeCrazy insane]], as Emperor Gestahl eventually found out.
* Ashnard, from ''VideoGame/FireEmblemPathOfRadiance'' thought of all of his generals as Starscreams, but never worried about it. It's just what happens when you combine TheSocialDarwinist with a BloodKnight.
* Ashnard, from ''VideoGame/FireEmblemPathOfRadiance'' thought of all of his generals as Starscreams, but never worried about it. It's just what happens when you combine TheSocialDarwinist with a BloodKnight.
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** While [[MonsterClown Kefka]] from ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'' may have some subversions, it is generally impossible for ''anybody'' to control somebody that [[AxeCrazy [[AxCrazy insane]], as Emperor Gestahl eventually found out.
*Ashnard, from ''VideoGame/FireEmblemPathOfRadiance'' thought of all of his generals as Starscreams, but never worried about it. It's just what happens when you combine TheSocialDarwinist with a BloodKnight.In the ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' series:
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** Ashnard, from ''VideoGame/FireEmblemPathOfRadiance'' thought of all of his generals as Starscreams, but never worried about it. It's just what happens when you combine TheSocialDarwinist with a BloodKnight.
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening'', Excellus serves Walhart while plotting to overthrow him. The problem is, [[SmugSnake he's so blatant about his schemes]] that Walhart isn't threatened by him at all and [[ItAmusedMe mostly keeps him around for giggles]].
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', the Flame Emperor acts as the DragonInChief for those who slither in the dark, but plainly intends to betray them after completing their mutual objectives. [[spoiler:On the Crimson Flower route, where you join her after learning her true identity, she succeeds. On Silver Snow and Verdant Wind, while she dies before they do, her vassal Hubert manages to bring Byleth down on their heads.]]
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening'', Excellus serves Walhart while plotting to overthrow him. The problem is, [[SmugSnake he's so blatant about his schemes]] that Walhart isn't threatened by him at all and [[ItAmusedMe mostly keeps him around for giggles]].
** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', the Flame Emperor acts as the DragonInChief for those who slither in the dark, but plainly intends to betray them after completing their mutual objectives. [[spoiler:On the Crimson Flower route, where you join her after learning her true identity, she succeeds. On Silver Snow and Verdant Wind, while she dies before they do, her vassal Hubert manages to bring Byleth down on their heads.]]
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* ''VideoGame/ViewFromBelow'': After realizing that the Crimson God doesn't truly appreciate her, Rose [[spoiler:seeks to usurp his wish in order to benefit herself]].
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* ''VideoGame/DiceAndTheTowerOfTheReanimatorGloriousPrincess'': In the good ending route, [[spoiler:the Reanimator states that she never showed the Dark Lord her full power, hinting that she's disloyal. The [[VideoGame/HeroKingQuest sequel]] reveals that this disloyalty is completely deserved, since the Dark Lord can't be trusted to protect non-dark elf citizens.]]
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* ''VideoGame/DiceAndTheTowerOfTheReanimatorGloriousPrincess'': In the good ending route, [[spoiler:the Reanimator states that she never showed the Dark Lord her full power, hinting that she's disloyal. The [[VideoGame/HeroKingQuest [[VideoGame/HeroKingQuestPeacemakerPrologue sequel]] reveals that this disloyalty is completely deserved, since the Dark Lord can't be trusted to protect non-dark elf citizens.]]
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* This is the premise of ''VideoGame/TwistedMetal 4''; Sweet Tooth, after years of being the face of Twisted Metal, takes control of the tournament away from Calpyso.
-->"Calypso's time as the carnival's master of ceremonies came to an end! My master was ready to take his rightful place, seated at the throne of the Twisted Metal empire!"
-->"Calypso's time as the carnival's master of ceremonies came to an end! My master was ready to take his rightful place, seated at the throne of the Twisted Metal empire!"
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** The orc player character (later revealed to be Doomhammer) in ''VideoGame/WarCraftOrcsAndHumans''. You eventually overthrow your boss (Blackhand) and rule the Horde yourself.
** Gul'dan, waiting for the right chance to betray Orgrim Doomhammer throughout ''VideoGame/WarcraftII: Tides of Darkness''.
** Gul'dan, waiting for the right chance to betray Orgrim Doomhammer throughout ''VideoGame/WarcraftII: Tides of Darkness''.
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** The orc player character (later revealed to be Doomhammer) in ''VideoGame/WarCraftOrcsAndHumans''.''Warcraft: Orcs and Humans''. You eventually overthrow your boss (Blackhand) and rule the Horde yourself.
** Gul'dan, waiting for the right chance to betray Orgrim Doomhammer throughout''VideoGame/WarcraftII: ''Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness''.
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* The FinalBoss of ''VideoGame/CriminalCaseTheConspiracy'', [[spoiler:Otto Kessel]], is [[TheDragon the assistant]] of the GreaterScopeVillain [[spoiler:Denise Daniels]], who betrays and murders her after she executed her EvilPlan to seize control over her superhuman army for his own agenda.
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**In the penultimate arc of ''VideoGame/CriminalCaseMysteriesOfThePast'', the [[BigScrewedUpFamily Rochester family]] (who by this point were [[TheBigBadShuffle the last standing villains in the game]]) bribe the police force to authorize the unjust release of [[spoiler:[[KillerCop Eleanor Halsted]]]] from prison, intending to use her as a hitman to assassinate their political enemies so that no one will get in the way of them [[TakeOverTheCity taking over the city]]. Unfortunately, they didn't count with [[spoiler:Eleanor]] becoming an AxCrazy BombThrowingAnarchist [[HadToComeToPrisonToBeACrook during her time in prison]], who decides to betray the Rochesters to follow her own agenda so that neither politicians or aristocrats (including them) will ever have power in the city again.
** The FinalBoss of ''VideoGame/CriminalCaseTheConspiracy'', [[spoiler:Otto Kessel]], is [[TheDragon the assistant]] of the GreaterScopeVillain [[spoiler:Denise Daniels]], who betrays and murders
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*The FinalBoss of ''VideoGame/CriminalCaseTheConspiracy'', [[spoiler:Otto Kessel]], is [[TheDragon the assistant]] of the GreaterScopeVillain [[spoiler:Denise Daniels]], who betrays and murders her after she executed her EvilPlan to seize control over her superhuman army for his own agenda.
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** A Wild Card Courier doing main quests for some faction would be this, since s/he will eventually betray them, [[spoiler: though it is only necessary to kill House.]]
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* ''VideoGame/CelestialHearts'': Shujin discovered [[spoiler:the Scitech dungeon from the previous game under the Gravehart Manor, but he kept its contents a secret because he wanted to use the technologyh there to betray the Graveharts and take over the world. When he's encountered in the Neo Hellgate, he plans to use his new demonic powers to upstage Lilith too]].
