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*** Even harsher after the [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crocus_City_Hall_attack terrorist mass shooting in a Russian concert hall]], which even involved the attackers succesfully driving away from the crime scene.
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** [[RenegadeRussian Vladimir Makarov]], BigBad of the entire ''Modern Warfare'' trilogy, is arguably the most popular villain in the entire Call of Duty franchise even to this day, and for very good reasons. He's [[TheSociopath vicious]], [[TheChessmaster intelligent]], and [[HateSink utterly detestable]], [[spoiler: making his gruesome death at the hands of Captain Price all the more satisfying.]]
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** [[RenegadeRussian Vladimir Makarov]], BigBad of the entire ''Modern Warfare'' trilogy, is arguably the most popular villain in the entire Call of Duty franchise even to this day, and for very good reasons. He's [[TheSociopath vicious]], [[TheChessmaster intelligent]], and [[HateSink utterly detestable]], [[spoiler: making his gruesome death at the hands of Captain Price [[CatharsisFactor all the more satisfying.satisfying]].]]
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** Vladimir Makarov, villain of the entire ''Modern Warfare'' trilogy, is arguably the most popular villain in the entire Call of Duty franchise even to this day, and for very good reason. He's [[TheSociopath vicious]], [[TheChessmaster intelligent]], and [[HateSink utterly detestable]], [[spoiler: making his gruesome death at the hands of Captain Price all the more satisfying.]]
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** [[RenegadeRussian Vladimir Makarov, villain Makarov]], BigBad of the entire ''Modern Warfare'' trilogy, is arguably the most popular villain in the entire Call of Duty franchise even to this day, and for very good reason.reasons. He's [[TheSociopath vicious]], [[TheChessmaster intelligent]], and [[HateSink utterly detestable]], [[spoiler: making his gruesome death at the hands of Captain Price all the more satisfying.]]
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** Vladimir Makarov, villain of the entire ''Modern Warfare'' triolgy, is arguably the most popular villain in the entire Call of Duty franchise even to this day, and for very good reason. He's [[TheSociopath vicious]], [[TheChessmaster intelligent]], and [[HateSink utterly detestable]], [[spoiler: making his gruesome death at the hands of Captain Price all the more satisfying.]]
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** Vladimir Makarov, villain of the entire ''Modern Warfare'' triolgy, trilogy, is arguably the most popular villain in the entire Call of Duty franchise even to this day, and for very good reason. He's [[TheSociopath vicious]], [[TheChessmaster intelligent]], and [[HateSink utterly detestable]], [[spoiler: making his gruesome death at the hands of Captain Price all the more satisfying.]]
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** [[spoiler: [[GeneralRipper General Shepherd]] from the second game is no slouch in this department either, with his [[HeroKiller betrayal and subsequent burning of Roach and Ghost]] firmly solidifying him as a bastard in every player's eyes. He also puts up one ''hell'' of a fight in the end, [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking nearly taking out Soap and Price all by himself while injured]].]]
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** [[spoiler: [[GeneralRipper General Shepherd]] from the second game is no slouch in this department either, with his [[HeroKiller betrayal and subsequent burning of Roach and Ghost]] firmly solidifying him as a bastard in every player's eyes. He also puts up one ''hell'' of a fight in the end, [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking nearly taking out Soap and Price all by himself while injured]].injured.]]
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* {{Fanon}}: Fans speculate that the soldier on the cover of the first game is Sgt. Paul Jackson and the one on the sequel's cover is Pvt. James Ramirez. Sgt. Gary "Roach" Sanderson is usually depicted with [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/p__/images/e/e9/Roach_MW2.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/250?cb=20220610200305&path-prefix=protagonist this appearance]] in fan works, which seems to have become AscendedFanon with the Activision-endorsed ''WebVideo/FindMakarov'' fan film and Roach's appearance in ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyMobile'', in which he takes the appearance of ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfare2019'''s [[https://titles.trackercdn.com/modern-warfare/db/images/ui_loot_operator_milsim_usmc_mef_1_1.png?10697530 USEF I mil-sim model]], which looks very similar.
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** Makarov [[IncrediblyLamePun dropped the Soap, but he had to pay the Price]].
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** Makarov [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} dropped the Soap, but he had to pay the Price]].
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** "Soap trusted you." [[labelnote:Explanation]]The scene where Price punches Yuri down a flight of stairs after realizing he worked with Makarov and then says this has become something of a JumpScare [[IncrediblyLamePun punchline]] to other memes in catching the viewer by surprise.[[/labelnote]]
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** "Soap trusted you." [[labelnote:Explanation]]The scene where Price punches Yuri down a flight of stairs after realizing he worked with Makarov and then says this has become something of a JumpScare [[IncrediblyLamePun [[InterruptingMeme punchline]] to other memes in catching the viewer by surprise.[[/labelnote]]
