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* A prodigy who sacrifices his entire career in the military and, ultimately, his life, in order to avenge the torture and rape of his best friend (and possible LoveInterest). Always has a smile on his face. Went out trying to assassinate the BigBad of the series, and arguably came closer to doing so than anyone else to date. [[spoiler: Ichimaru Gin, ''Manga/{{Bleach}}''.]]

* A bumbling, curious AI who helps TheHero for a large part of the storyline, and yearns for love and caring. In the end, he recieves a cruel and monstrous fate with little chance of redemption. [[spoiler:Wheatley, ''VideoGame/Portal2'']]

* Created by one evil empire in order to help take down another, then exiled to a life of hard labor when the Empire changed its plans, he stages a coup, taking control of the Empire and winning freedom for his fellow slaves, before seeking out a life-saving blood transfusion and attempting to cripple the other evil empire which oppresses most of the known galaxy. Ironically,he is not hated as much for the justified deaths that were necessary for his rise to power as for the fate of some machine that self-destructed ''after'' his death. [[spoiler: Shinzon from ''Star Trek: Nemesis'']]
* He knows that it is his destiny to defeat the BigBad. His determination, cunning, and never-give-up attitude have even resulted in a [[TropeNamer trope named after him]]. He often does more to hinder the villains than to help them, earning him abuse from the BigBad. That's right, he's [[spoiler: [[TheStarscream Starscream]] from ''{{Transformers}}'']].

* He'd been taking great care to ensure the survival of one of the last remnants of humanity for centuries...only to have an old, malfunctioning bot start breaking everything! That little brat even tricked most of his comrades into helping wreck the place, and led to the brutal killing of the one comrade who stuck by him! All to take humanity to a lifeless rock millions of light-years away. [[spoiler: Auto from ''WALL-E'']].

* His father, the brother of a king, was murdered by his uncle over a petty disagreement. Growing up orphaned and in exile far from home that he had never seen, he swore vengeance. He joined his exile country's military for training and, after an illustrous career, returned to his father's home country to depose the murderer's son who, taking after his father, kept hks country hidden and refused to help the suffering and the persecuted even though the country had the means to. At first the hero was succesfull in the initial duel for the throne, but his cousin returned and mortally wounded him in the next duel. However his cousin, though still thinking that he was in the right, saw that the hero was in the right and their country should no longer hide in neutrality, and lets our hero die peacefully, keeping him company in his last moments. [[spoiler: Erik Killmonger from ''Film/BlackPanther''.]]

* An [[NighInvulnerable nigh unkillable]] witch, who [[GrammarNazi desires grammatical correctness,]] [[Administrivia/JustifyingEdit encourages the expression of one's side in healthy debate]], and [[JustForFun/TVTropesWillRuinYourLife promotes the regular use of this very Wiki.]] [[spoiler:Gigatrope-tan; a.k.a. The Wiki Witch Of The Web. '''That's Right, I've made her White!''']]

* A kind and fair president who loves you dearly and dreams of being with you, sometimes even wishing to come to your world and escape her own: a place where she believes no happiness can be found. [[spoiler: Monika, ''Doki Doki Literature Club'']]

The SugarWiki/VillainWhitewashingService is where you take some MisaimedFandom, add a lot of DracoInLeatherPants, a hint of BunnyEarsLawyer and/or {{Flanderization}}, a small chunk of BadassDecay, and you make your favorite villain sound like a pretty decent but incredibly misunderstood guy. List your examples under your {{Troper}} name, alphabetically, and hide the answers using [[spoiler: spoilers]]. Please include the story your character is from[[note]]i.e. Darth Vader, ''Franchise/StarWars''[[/note]], [[FanMyopia no matter how popular it is.]]

* Two friends wake up in a harsh, unfamiliar environment and try to find something to eat. [[spoiler: Cretaceous and Maelstrom from ''WesternAnimation/IceAge2TheMeltdown''.]]

* Beginning his life as a child of MixedAncestry, he lost his mother at a young age, and his father became an abusive alcoholic, causing him life-lasting self-image issues, distrust towards others, and desire to hide his heritage. A classmate caused him crippling injury and learned of his circumstances, but never told anybody like he should have. Having never been treated kindly or learned healthy coping methods, he never had many friends aside from twondimwits who were more akin to followers than equal comrades. When he grew older he dreamed of presidency, but his dimwitted friends laughed at him because their country was a monarchy run by a bloodthirty king willing to execute even young children. He didn't care and attempted his best to prepare, as the old king would soon die and his son, who never wanted the crown, would propably abdicate. He miscalculated, as the new king, uninterested as he was in politics, didn't plan on abdicating but wasted money and behaved like a spoiled child, plunging the whole nation into economical deppression and causing the unemployment rates to skyrocket. Our hero decided the incompetent king must be ousted for power and for that he needed support, so he went to his old classmate, asking to borrow some money and promising to repay him manyfold. The classmate, despite having had his charity money stolen and getting screwed over by the royal court, refused and insulted him. He shortly after received the money he needed from an old associate, and formed a political party, gaining a skyrocketing support and openly speaking about deposing the king and taking his place, which would save the country from a certain doom. The decadent ministers grew worried of losing their power, but the irresponsible king still didn't understand the gravity of the situation, and nothing was done. As his power was growing, he kept all his promises and employed thousands. He was approached by the classmate who had previously rejected him. For a moment he thought the man had seen the light and decided to join him, but the classmate was still a vehement monarchist and had only come to insult him and tell him what he was doing was wrong. After failing to negotiate a deal with the archbishop for the church to support him, our hero went forwards anyway, taking over the land in a bloodless coup and exiling the king, who still didn't understand his own situation, but left peacefully. Simultaneously, the monarchist classmate had left the country with a ragtag group of other reactionaries, and reunited with his king in the neighboring nation, where they conspired to overthrow our hero and reinstate the monarchy. The classmate and the colonel crossed the border illegally back to their home country, infiltrated the palace, humiliated him and revealed his mixed ancestry to the majority of people in the palace, and stole his government's funds, making his support dwindle and forcing him to escape as the king was returned to power. Even his trusted lieutenant abandoned him to evade capture, leaving him all alone. He later becomes a seemingly succesful and trusted, though not very well-known, businessman. His business accidentally caused a an inconvenience to the reviously mentioned classmate, but he can't be blamed as he didn't even know he would be there, though the man did have an unpleasant habit of sticking his nose in everybody's business. No further damage was done, though, as the classmate solved the issue and never knew he was involved. However, our hero became addicted to gambling and lost everything, sinking down to a hired saboteur to corrupt businessmen, but was foiled by the classmate at every turn, despite the fact he was only trying to pay his debts. He heard that the incompetent king was finally going to abdicate and arrange presidential elections, he returned to his native country despite the risk to his life and freedom, empovered by a seer promising him he had a chance, trusting his old supporters to have his back. The classmate, though, immediately set out to discredit him and his campaign without a shred of evidence. Out of despair at the owerwhelming odds against him, our hero lowered himself into sabotage, the results of which he immediately fixed and attempted to cover up, but his actions were exposed right during the vote counting, by a childhood friend he had trusted his whole life, resulting in his downfall. Only for him to learn that he would have lost anyway, driving him into more gambling in his forced exile. He only wanted to keep gambling and live peacefully in exile, having lost his faith in his own ideology, but his debts forced him to resort to pretty theft and sell his services as a hirable saboteur to a corrupt businessman to pay his debts and avoid death at the hands of the casino owner's henchmen. But he was foiled at every turn and left to his fate by the same classmate, who even attempted to drown him. For all he had done for his countrymen, he was thrown in jail by the new government, but his lieutenant returned to him and risked himself helping him escape. At this point, he only wanted to leave the country and the classmate and everything else behind him, and, after the classmate had a falling-out with his girlfriend, took the girlfriend with him. The classmate went into rage and hefted a gun, intending to kill our hero right then and there, only saved by the classmate's obsession with a woman who had broken up with him. As the classmate rushed to find his ex, our hero escaped, only to be arrested again and to fall into despair. We never know what ultimately became of him. Meet [[spoiler: Dolf from ''WesternAnimation/AlfredJKwak''.]]

* An [[NighInvulnerable nigh unkillable]] witch, who [[GrammarNazi desires grammatical correctness,]] [[Administrivia/JustifyingEdit encourages the expression of one's side in healthy debate]], and [[TVTropesWillRuinYourLife promotes the regular use of this very Wiki.]] [[spoiler:Gigatrope-tan; a.k.a. The Wiki Witch Of The Web. '''That's Right, I've made her White!''']]

* A brilliant young woman with advanced technological skills is relegated to a low-level job due to an elitist system. When she takes steps to better her situation, she ends up being subjected to a cruel and humiliating punishment. Years later, she returns to the place that disregarded her talents and attempts to change the system from the inside. Her kind deeds include helping an awkward teen boy fit in, graciously offering an award to her old rivals, and helping a large amount of people reconnect with their childhoods. Her ultimate plan is to mentor a new generation in a different way from how she was treated in her youth.

* A bold, fearless and efficient leader who kept a country peaceful for at least 25 years, introduced a young man to many beautiful women and has a soft spot for flowers. [[spoiler: [[President Snow, ''Literature/TheHungerGames'']]

* A lonely old man searches far and wide for his son, who was supposed to come live with him after his mother's death but was instead kidnapped. He eventually finds his now-adult son and welcomes him and his friends into his home with open arms. The father bonds with his son, teaches him how to use his inherent talents, and expresses his grief over the mother's death. He then asks his son to help him make the world a better place for them to live in - but the ungrateful young man rejects his offer and ends up killing him.
[[spoiler: Ego from ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2''.]]

* A skilled warrior who defeated an omnicidal computer with the capacity to clone an EldritchAbomination and summon the greatest warrior in the galaxy, while the hero took a nap. [[spoiler:Galacta Knight from ''Kirby''.]]

* An ancient religious order that takes up arms against the nazis. [[spoiler: [[MarvelCinematicUniverse Marvel Cinematic Universe's]] iteration of HYDRA.]]

* Beginning his life as a child of MixedAncestry, he lost his mother at a young age, and his father became an abusive alcoholic, causing him life-lasting self-image issues, distrust towards others, and desire to hide his heritage. A classmate caused him crippling injury and learned of his circumstances, but never told anybody like he should have. Having never been treated kindly or learned healthy coping methods, he never had many friends aside from twondimwits who were more akin to followers than equal comrades. When he grew older he dreamed of presidency, but his dimwitted friends laughed at him because their country was a monarchy run by a bloodthirty king willing to execute even young children. He didn't care and attempted his best to prepare, as the old king would soon die and his son, who never wanted the crown, would propably abdicate. He miscalculated, as the new king, uninterested as he was in politics, didn't plan on abdicating but wasted money and behaved like a spoiled child, plunging the whole nation into economical deppression and causing the unemployment rates to skyrocket. Our hero decided the incompetent king must be ousted for power and for that he needed support, so he went to his old classmate, asking to borrow some money and promising to repay him manyfold. The classmate, despite having had his charity money stolen and getting screwed over by the royal court, refused and insulted him. He shortly after received the money he needed from an old associate, and formed a political party, gaining a skyrocketing support and openly speaking about deposing the king and taking his place, which would save the country from a certain doom. The decadent ministers grew worried of losing their power, but the irresponsible king still didn't understand the gravity of the situation, and nothing was done. As his power was growing, he kept all his promises and employed thousands. He was approached by the classmate who had previously rejected him. For a moment he thought the man had seen the light and decided to join him, but the classmate was still a vehement monarchist and had only come to insult him and tell him what he was doing was wrong. After failing to negotiate a deal with the archbishop for the church to support him, our hero went forwards anyway, taking over the land in a bloodless coup and exiling the king, who still didn't understand his own situation, but left peacefully. Simultaneously, the monarchist classmate had left the country with a ragtag group of other reactionaries, and reunited with his king in the neighboring nation, where they conspired to overthrow our hero and reinstate the monarchy. The classmate and the colonel crossed the border illegally back to their home country, infiltrated the palace, humiliated him and revealed his mixed ancestry to the majority of people in the palace, and stole his government's funds, making his support dwindle and forcing him to escape as the king was returned to power. Even his trusted lieutenant abandoned him to evade capture, leaving him all alone.
He later becomes a seemingly succesful and trusted, though not very well-known, businessman. His business accidentally caused a threat to the previously mentioned classmate's life, but he can't be blamed as he didn't even know he would be there, though the man did have an unpleasant habit of sticking his nose in everybody's business. No further damage was done, though, as the classmate solved the issue and never knew he was involved. However, our hero became addicted to gambling and lost everything, sinking down to a hired saboteur to corrupt businessmen, but was foiled by the classmate at every turn, despite the fact he was only trying to pay his debts. He heard that the incompetent king was finally going to abdicate and arrange presidential elections, he returned to his native country despite the risk to his life and freedom, empovered by a seer promising him he had a chance, trusting his old supporters to have his back. The classmate, though, immediately set out to discredit him and his campaign without a shred of evidence. Out of despair at the owerwhelming odds against him, our hero lowered himself into sabotage, the results of which he immediately fixed and attempted to cover up, but his actions were exposed right during the vote counting, by a childhood friend he had trusted his whole life, resulting in his downfall. Only for him to learn that he would have lost anyway, driving him into more gambling in his forced exile. He only wanted to keep gambling and live peacefully in exile, having lost his faith in his own ideology, but his debts forced him to resort to pretty theft and sell his services as a hirable saboteur to a corrupt businessman to pay his debts and avoid death at the hands of the casino owner's henchmen. But he was foiled at every turn and left to his fate by the same classmate, who even attempted to drown him. For all he had done for his countrymen, he was thrown in jail by the new government, but his lieutenant returned to him and risked himself helping him escape. At this point, he only wanted to leave the country and the classmate and everything else behind him, and, after the classmate had a falling-out with his girlfriend, took the girlfriend with him. The classmate went into rage and hefted a gun, intending to kill our hero right then and there, only saved by the classmate's obsession with a woman who had broken up with him. As the classmate rushed to find his ex, our hero escaped, only to be arrested again and to fall into despair. We never know what ultimately became of him. Meet [[spoiler: Dolf from ''WesternAnimation/AlfredJKwak''.]]

* Beginning his life as a child of MixedAncestry, he lost his mother at a young age, and his father became an abusive alcoholic, causing him life-lasting self-image issues, distrust towards others, and desire to hide his heritage. A classmate caused him crippling injury and learned of his circumstances, but never told anybody like he should have. Having never been treated kindly or learned healthy coping methods, he never had many friends aside from twondimwits who were more akin to followers than equal comrades. When he grew older he dreamed of presidency, but his dimwitted friends laughed at him because their country was a monarchy run by a bloodthirty king willing to execute even young children. He didn't care and attempted his best to prepare, as the old king would soon die and his son, who never wanted the crown, would propably abdicate. He miscalculated, as the new king, uninterested as he was in politics, didn't plan on abdicating but wasted money and behaved like a spoiled child, plunging the whole nation into economical deppression and causing the unemployment rates to skyrocket. Our hero decided the incompetent king must be ousted for power and for that he needed support, so he went to his old classmate, asking to borrow some money and promising to repay him manyfold. The classmate, despite having had his charity money stolen and getting screwed over by the royal court, refused and insulted him. He shortly after received the money he needed from an old associate, and formed a political party, gaining a skyrocketing support and openly speaking about deposing the king and taking his place, which would save the country from a certain doom.
The decadent ministers grew worried of losing their power, but the irresponsible king still didn't understand the gravity of the situation, and nothing was done. As his power was growing, he kept all his promises and employed thousands. He was approached by the classmate who had previously rejected him. For a moment he thought the man had seen the light and decided to join him, but the classmate was still a vehement monarchist and had only come to insult him and tell him what he was doing was wrong. After failing to negotiate a deal with the archbishop for the church to support him, our hero went forwards anyway, taking over the land in a bloodless coup and exiling the king, who still didn't understand his own situation, but left peacefully. Simultaneously, the monarchist classmate had left the country with a ragtag group of other reactionaries, and reunited with his king in the neighboring nation, where they conspired to overthrow our hero and reinstate the monarchy. The classmate and the colonel crossed the border illegally back to their home country, infiltrated the palace, humiliated him and revealed his mixed ancestry to the majority of people in the palace, and stole his government's funds, making his support dwindle and forcing him to escape as the king was returned to power. Even his trusted lieutenant abandoned him to evade capture, leaving him all alone.
He later becomes a seemingly succesful and trusted, though not very well-known, businessman. His business accidentally caused a threat to the previously mentioned classmate's life, but he can't be blamed as he didn't even know he would be there, though the man did have an unpleasant habit of sticking his nose in everybody's business. No further damage was done, though, as the classmate solved the issue and never knew he was involved. However, our hero became addicted to gambling and lost everything, sinking down to a hired saboteur to corrupt businessmen, but was foiled by the classmate at every turn, despite the fact he was only trying to pay his debts. He heard that the incompetent king was finally going to abdicate and arrange presidential elections, he returned to his native country despite the risk to his life and freedom, empovered by a seer promising him he had a chance, trusting his old supporters to have his back. The classmate, though, immediately set out to discredit him and his campaign without a shred of evidence.
Out of despair at the owerwhelming odds against him, our hero lowered himself into sabotage, the results of which he immediately fixed and attempted to cover up, but his actions were exposed right during the vote counting, by a childhood friend he had trusted his whole life, resulting in his downfall. Only for him to learn that he would have lost anyway, driving him into more gambling in his forced exile. He only wanted to keep gambling and live peacefully in exile, having lost his faith in his own ideology, but his debts forced him to resort to pretty theft and sell his services as a hirable saboteur to a corrupt businessman to pay his debts and avoid death at the hands of the casino owner's henchmen. But he was foiled at every turn and left to his fate by the same classmate, who even attempted to drown him. For all he had done for his countrymen, he was thrown in jail by the new government, but his lieutenant returned to him and risked himself helping him escape. At this point, he only wanted to leave the country and the classmate and everything else behind him, and, after the classmate had a falling-out with his girlfriend, took the girlfriend with him. The classmate went into rage and hefted a gun, intending to kill our hero right then and there, only saved by the classmate's obsession with a woman who had broken up with him. As the classmate rushed to find his ex, our hero escaped, only to be arrested again and to fall into despair. We never know what ultimately became of him. Meet [[spoiler: Dolf from ''WesternAnimation/AlfredJKwak''.]]