Cody Jenson starts out as simply a perverted, arrogant asshole. Then he gets hit with a tire iron, and his mind breaks down. Then he brutally rapes Madelaine Shirohara, kills her, and accidentally shoots Adam's girlfriend.And those are just his first two kills.Adam Dodd gets his revenge and Cody gets his comeuppance at the end of Version 1, when he kills Cody with a katana and carves the word "Rapist" into his stomach. Walter Smith from version two was an example of a badly writtenComplete Monster, as he came off as pointlessly evil for no real reason; part of this was due to a character whose plotline he was supposed to be a part of not making it into the game, but he was still written poorly and inactively, contributing to his status as an Anti-Climax Boss fairly early into the game.
Some like to put Danya in this category, what with the whole "kidnapping high school students and forcing them to do horrible things to each other because he hates the US for some reason" thing. And if that weren't enough, he makes snide and sadistic remarks about the students involved, with one snippet of his dialogue making fun of how Adam was raped and left for dead by Angelina Kaige. This is made all the worse by his status as a Karma Houdini.
Let's see, committing horrendous acts? Check. Played completely seriously? Check. No justification for his actions? Check. Showing no remorse, and enjoying it? Check. No chance of redemption? That's Maxwell Lombardi in a nutshell, folks.
There is absolutely nothing sympathetic about Ashlie Jackson of the Mini site spinoff Evolution, who started out as a Bitch in Sheep's Clothing before getting abducted and assigned a power, and, from the minute she arrived on the island, she had absolutely no problems with killing. One of the best examples is how, when blood appears on her clothes, indicating that she had just killed a person with Invisibility without realizing it, her first thought was that it was that easy, and the second was to worry about the blood on her clothes.
In Book III of Tasakeru, an exiled wolf named Ares is introduced as being one of these: a completely unrepentant rapist.He gets worse. The title of Book III is Soulsnatcher, to give you an idea of how much worse. He quickly adds mass-murder and screwing with the process of life and death to his repertoire.
Imperium Nova doesn't have many of these, but Patrice Rey Barte of Gemini managed to earn the title by orchestrating an orbital bombardment of the planet Dnoces 13 that can killed over a billion people because he was bored.
Marrissa from Adam Cadre's Dark Marrissa. Among other things, she beams down half of a baby to punish its parents for suggesting that she take a moment to reconsider committing genocide on a planet for launching a scientific probe at the ship.
Alexia from The Return who uses Mind Rape as a recruitment tool, turning unwilling humans into her compliant, loving daughter Succubi, and then gleefully abuses, discards, and uses them as Cannon Fodder; after all, it doesn't matter if they die - she can always make more. Of the villains so far, she might not have been the biggest, but certainly the scariest due to her ability and willingness to strike at our heroes' sense of identity and security. She also caused the most pain and suffering and was considered appalling even by the standards of other demons.
The SCP Foundation has a few, notably Dr Alto Clef (implied to be Satan himself) and debateably Personnel Director Dr Jack Bright, whose claim to fame includes driving a man to suicide merely for giving him the finger, committing various acts of mind rape, usually for nothing more than kicks, and allowing his own brother to be put through some of the most horrific torture imaginable (even by SCP standards). It's no surprise that the two of them aren't permitted to even interact with one another without armed personnel present.
Clef, however, does have a few redeeming traits. He once killed a scientist for feeding children to SCP-682, by locking that scientist in SCP-682's cell. He also broke several protocols for the termination of Reality Warpers, just so that he could call out his target for being a rapist and an asshole. If you're naming Complete Monsters in the Foundation, take a look at the D-class personnel used for Procedure 110-Montauk. While other D-class personnel are (most of the time, at least) convicted criminals as well, the ones searched out for the cruelties of the procedure are perhaps the worst human beings to exist.
SCP-204 likes children who are these, particularly ones with Dark And Troubled Pasts. It will follow them around and obey their commands. In typical Foundation fashion, 204 is a cloud of nanobots that can solidify into enormous, brutal constructs to annihilate whatever its host wishes it to and required an AC-130 "Spectre" and M1 Abrams to capture initially.
SCP-089 is a living idol that demands that a child be sacrificed to him ever year or he'll destroy the world. It is heavily implied that it does this purely For the Evulz.
Both SCP's 682 and 953 are this. 682 is an Omnicidal Maniac who has attempted to wipe out humanity countless times purely because he thinks we're "ugly", and 953 is an Ax Crazy serial killer who stalks, tortures, and butchers tens of innocent people at a time in sadistically cruel ways, all purely For the Evulz.
Emil Hammond, a modern-day Josef Mengele who likes to perform horrific experiments on kidnapped mutant children — and believes himself justified because, to him, they're not even human.
Deathlist, a psychopathic, Nigh Invulnerable cyborg who gets off on widespread carnage and considers the world to owe him a debt of pain. The most horrific thing he's done so far was to kidnap a mutant superheroine, jam a power-neutralizing device into her skull, then hack off her arms and legs and give her to his troops as a sex toy. Then, when she died after more than a month of torture and rape, he impaled her corpse on a pole with a message to one of her former team-mates carved into her chest. Not even his Freudian Excuse (namely, that his parents tried to kill him by crushing him in a garbage compactor) nets him any sympathy after that. The really horrifying part: that message to a former teammate? It was a thank you note, for allowing him to do that. Moral Event Horizon for said "hero" right there.
Hekate, a wizardess supervillain-in-training, whose rap sheet includes using a spell to enslave two of her classmates for a year, during which they were repeatedly raped and otherwise abused while being completely aware of what was happening but powerless to stop it, as well as the fact that the athamé she used in the spell was empowered by the ritual sacrifice of two young children. Not only that, but during a magical battle with Fey (after trying and failing to ensnare her in the same enslavement spell mentioned earlier), she summons a trio of iron elementals using the promise of dozens of future sacrifices. To top all that off, she used her athamé to stab Jade in the heart beforehand, just to torment Fey.
Four: Overclock, who plans to trap super-regenerator in a holographic sim, drive her insane, cause her to accidentally kill someone and maybe blow up her friends too, all so she'll end up in the prison known as ARC Red Complex until she dies...which, since she's a super-regenerator, might be forever. Why? She ate up all of his favorite cereal one morning, before he got any.
From the Slender Man Mythos, we have Albert Conaghan from the Seeking Truth series. Zeke Strahm initially believes that he has been masquerading as the Slender Man while kidnapping the teens that Strahm has been looking for. Conaghan's track record makes it forgivable for Strahm to believe so, what with him having been a known kidnapper and serial rapist for years beforehand who got away with it thanks to well-paid lawyers. But as it turns out, Conaghan had actually become The Dragon for Slendy, presumably kidnapping all those teens for Slendy to kill.
Twp'atwt from Protectors of the Plot Continuum. Easily the most sociopathic Guard, he was also the one who began murdering the prisoners when the DIS was defeated, and he loved to make people hurt. Word Of God is that his name was an acronym for "The Wrong Place At The Wrong Time", which was certainly his modus operandi. His maiming and later Karmic Death at the hands of Blue Photon are two of several CMOAs in the series.
Many of the DIS in general were portrayed as Complete Monsters, particularly the Bracket Fungus' Dragon, Nendil Morifëa, an old follower of the Sons of Fëanor whose name was even Elvish for "Black soul". The Bracket Fungus himself would count, if not for the fact he doesn't directly act often enough to qualify; the only time he's shown taking things into his own hands is during one of the final battles in the Crashing Down story.
Alastor from The Anti Cliche and Mary Sue Elimination Society can be counted as one. So he's a self-insert who was forgotten about a long time ago. Okay, sympathetic, understandable. What pushes him into the Complete Monster territory is his idea to combine all of the Universes together, absorbing all the inhabitants (I.E. EVERYONE), and using them all to kill his Author, only to revive him and kill him again and again and again, mind fucking him in the process.
Harry S. Plinkett is a 119 year old senile, psychopathic, misogynistic mass murderer who frequently kidnaps hookers and otherwise vulnerable young women and relentlessly torments them before killing them, often in bizarre and creative ways. He has also killed several spouses and a Korean family (numbering at least a dozen from the photo), and those are only the ones he haphazardly mentions during psychotic episodes! However, Harry also has an amazing insight and a true genius level intellect when it comes to truly understanding films, their stories, and their characters. For some reason, that makes the latter less noticeable.
Look To The West: General Lascelles seems to have formed the Bavarian Germanic Republic just so he can genocide the population for being inferior to the Latin race (according to Evil-Steampunk-Revolutionary-France's ethnic hierarchy). Eventually, and ironically, he is killed by the leaders of La Résistance. Why is this ironic? Because both the resistance leaders are descended from real-world ancestors of Adolf Hitler. Also, they may or may not have eaten him.
"The Monster", the aptly named serial murderer from Plagam Extremam Infligere.
The Blood Red King (the Anthropomorphic Personification of Terror), who, on a lark, once invaded the maternity ward of a Belgian hospital and suffocated all the babies whose name began with an "odd-numbered" letter (A = 1, C = 3, and so on). He once forced a crusading televangelist to rape, strangle, and dismember his own teenage daughter during a live television broadcast because he didn't like the man's hair. And the less said about what he did when he took over the Figlie Della Carita' di San Vincenzo De Paoli, a convent in Rome, the better.
Tom Foolery. When he was first introduced, the players took him to be the usual gadget-wielding psychotic clown. But then they discover his "Peanut Gallery" (inhabited by the badly embalmed corpses of over a dozen children he'd abducted), a built-in "audience" for whom he was performing his "tricks".
Swarm is a mutant driven insane by the very thought of her powers (she can turn into a horde of cockroaches). She's lost any humanity that was in her back when she was "normal" and now is little more than a cannibal serial killer.
Mechakara's a robot from an alternate dimension where Linkara's Robot Buddy Pollo turned evil and killed him and robots overthrew humanity. His plans solely revolve around sending our protagonist into a mental breakdown, and when that fails, he captures him and plans to kill him slowly, simply because his death went too fast the first time around. While that would normally make him just another killer robot, what shoots him over the top is how, after getting the magic MacGuffin that he came for, he decides instead to destroy all organic life in the multiverse. He's a cold heartless monster and the fact that he's returned is a signal he'll only get worse from here. It gets particularly bad in the Silent Hill Dead/Alive videos, where Mechakara slowly Mind Rapes Linkara into thinking he's the (actually long dead) man who tortured his daughter to create Linkara's Magic Gun.
The Magic Gun's parents can count. Seriously, they conceived and raised their daughter just so they could torture and kill her to create a weapon that could kill all who didn't believe in their God. No wonder the Gun killed them.
Malachite from the TGWTG 3-year anniversary movie Suburban Knights definitely qualifies for this. He wants to destroy all of the world's current technology and will kill anyone who disagrees with him and/or gets in his way. And what makes him truly frightening is that none of his villainy is played for laughs, except for the part where he gets a phone call; he's the only character in the whole movie that's played completely serious. He also holds the site's record for highest on-screen body count out of all of the villains.
Bennett doesn't always stay consistent. While very creepy, in his own show, he has some resemblance of humanity. Malachite stays constant and has probably been this way for centuries
Mechakara, while normally just plain nightmarishly evil, has enough quirks to become an endearing, leather-wearingEvil Twin we Love to Hate. Aside from his hypocritical phone call, Malachite has zero quirks. In fact, said hypocrisy makes him even worse.
And you know what makes this even worse? Even after the TGWTG crew managed to defeat him with the help of a millenia-old magic ring, crafted by Malachite's own rival, and the groups resident Butt Monkey had to sacrifice himself to do so, Malachite still isn't dead. Granted, he's working in a coffee shop, stripped of his magic and frequently abused by the shop owner, but even after all the efforts the crew went to to stop him, they still failed to get rid of him.
Razul: An emperor who had a lust for immortality so great, he cast a curse upon his own city - and his own son - to become a fiery demon, and when he returned, he attempted to murder his daughter-in-law.
Lord Kass: After Lord Darigan was defeated, Kass ascended to the leadership of the Citadel through blackmail, bribery, intimidation, and propaganda, and then waged war against Meridell to gain power. More than a few fans are reminded of Hitler. Unfortunately, he's a huge victim of Draco in Leather Pants.
Alexander Krawley: The mysterious villain of the Tale of Woe, Krawley tricked a town into taking a potion that would turn them into monsters and apparently caused the death and abandonment of The Meepit Oaks Sanitorium, all for kicks.
If there is anyone you don't want to face, it is none other than the Pant Devil, who insists on stealing items from Neopians, leaving them in weakness for other villains to finish off while he himself runs away scot-free with the loots in possession.
Mecha Sonic in Super Mario Bros. Z qualifies to a "T". As soon as he came into being (via Metal Sonic absorbing past models into himself), he destroys the Death Egg and forces it to crash-land on Mobius, causing an apocalypse. He then, while hunting down the Chaos Emeralds, also took the opportunity to kill Sonic's friends in extremely brutal ways (Tails by strangling him, Amy by beating her up, Knuckles by beating him up and then filling him up with machine-gun processed lead, and Cream and Cheese by apparently blowing her head off), and had wiped out most, if not all, of the planet's population and turned almost half of it into a burning wasteland. He was also the reason for Shadow's currentpersonality, because he murdered Rouge and Omega, the only people he could call his friends. As soon as he arrived at the Mushroom Kingdom to recover the Chaos Emeralds, he also killed a Goomba who found a Chaos Emerald simply because he didn't give it to him, even though there was absolutely no way he could have known that was a Chaos Emerald. He then mercilessly beats up Yoshi to gain his chaos emerald (and says that he would have killed Yoshi anyways even if he did comply to his request). He later brutally killed both the Koopa Bros and the Axem Rangers X and destroyed Yoshi's Island. Not just scouring the surface, but hitting the island with a Frieza-style Sphere of Destruction so violent that it vaporised the entire island. This is one of his nicer moments.
Russian dictator Gridenkov from the Chaos Timeline and many of his followers. At the end, when the Germans start to nuke his country, he goes completely off his rocker and sacrifices prisoners to Chernobog. At least, that's what some people say.
Professor Eclipse from the Furtopia Darwin's Soldiers RPs is an unrepentant sociopath whose main motivation for doing anything is For the Evulz.
This is what Lenore the Cute Little Dead Girl would've become if she had not died. In a comic, she said she wanted to take over the world; she also seems to take delight in peoples' unfortunate lives. It is also hinted that she fakes idiocy to torment Ragamuffin. She also often brutally murders Mr. Gosh [1], even though she has good reason to do this to him. And given what she did to an ugly woman in A Walk in the City, this just comes out as pure villainy. But, due to her being the titular character of the series, she most likely avoids falling into this trope.
In the fan movie The Legend Of Zelda The Sage Of Darkness, we have Davik, Link's uncle and also the titular villain. He seems to train Link in the ways of the Hero, only he's really attempting to feed Link hatred and anger in order to speed up Ganon's revival, even supplying him with the White Sword, one of Ganon's artifacts. He's also manipulating Ertegun for his own agenda, and it is also hinted that he also plans on betraying Ganon as part of his agenda as well. He also brutally murdered Link's parents as well as poisoned his own sister. The reason? None whatsoever, aside from possibly trying to get Link to go down the road of hatred even more. And his real plan is to extinguish the Cycle of Eternity, which may result in the destruction of the entire world, for no reason besides hating it for unspecified reasons. He's also a psychopath.
Venomstripe from Warrior Cats RPG is one of these, a sadistic cannibal who kills high positions for the hell of it and is quite possibly the poster child for Even Evil Has Standards - BloodClan, one of the most evil groups in the game, and SunClan, a vicious anti-Clan group, are the major cats after her.
From Arby 'n' The Chief, we have Psychopathic Manchild Adam. He's a rare example in the series in that he doesn't get played for laughs or just commit console attrocities. Scott was smoking too much pot to do anything truly malicious, Sky was an idiot, Trent at least tried to be polite to Arbiter most of the time, and most of Chaos Theosis range from Affably Evil (Duncan) to Faux Affably Evil (everyone else). Adam is frequently abusive to his mother, won't even ditch his console to see his dying grandmother, frags Claire, and generally seems to enjoy fragging (and perma-banning) players for no good reason. He's the Token Evil Teammate for an already morally ambiguous group, and they are disgusted to keep him on their group.
He treats his "friends" like crap too. He threatens to ban one of them and jokes about another one's dead mother.
Though it isn't part of Arby 'n' the Chief canon, Arby 'n' the Chief In L.A. had Mario of all people turned into this. He leads three other toys and treats them all awfully. He breaks Sonic's leg for playing Halo 3 and constantly spites his brother. He also later forces Arbiter to choose between having a place to stay or staying with Master Chief. After that, he locks Sonic in a cupboard and forces Toad to capture Arbiter and do the same. Finally, he tries to kill both Sonic and Arbiter by burning them alive.
It gets worse. Removing a fairy's wings robs them of their magic abilities, so Lily's sister was no threat at all to the adventurers, but they killed her anyway.
He arrived at Johnson Space Center in Houston and found that NASA had managed to move everything (personnel, equipment, documentation) out of there before the invaders arrived, leaving only a mocking note "Catch us if you can." His response was to order the massacre of the families of NASA contractors, astronauts, and anyone else left behind in Clear Lake City.
Bathing a Cuban officer (one of his nation's allies) in battery acid when they got into an argument over a mistress.
Massacring the town of Freer, Texas in response to an assassination attempt (that's implied to have actually been carried out by other elements of the KGB who found his methods counterproductive).
Forcing the mayor of San Antonio to kill one of his staff, threatening to rape her and then kill her himself anyway if he didn't. (He complied).
The PAC (People's Autonomous Collective), a New Left movement who threw San Francisco into chaos for a whole month by single-handedly destroying the municipal government and running amok in the city. Their headquarters' nickname during the battle of San Francisco? The Rape House. One of their members, Belinda Reynolds, was a particularly nasty piece of work.
DNA Testing in-story reveals that, between 1965 and 1988, 4,000 "cold" rape cases turned out to have been committed by fourteen different PAC members.
Carl from Llamas with Hats is an example of one that is Played for Laughs, but he becomes more psychopathic as the videos go on: in the first video, he stabs a man 32 times and eats his hands; in the second, he slaughters a cruise boat; in the third, he topples a South American Government and kills La Résistance; but in the fourth, it appears his only crime is that of tracking mud on the carpet. Then the nuke falls.
The Irate Gamer. He blew up a harmless alien mothership, destroyed Ubisoft's headquarters because he couldn't get into their E3 conference, slaughtered the Kool-Aid Man for being himself, and complains too much and copies from the AVGN.
The NES Godzilla Creepypasta has Red, an Eldritch Abomination who serves simply as a rather creepy Recurring Boss at first, until the player notices that he doesn't take kindly to being insulted. Later, he starts showing his true colors, taunting the player about his best friend's death and tearing down and devouring an angel that tried to protect the player's monster. The full extent of his malevolence is shown at the end of the game, where he binds the player telekinetically to his seat, so he's forced to play the game, taking away his ability to pause the game to rest and making him feel every bit of pain that his monsters should be feeling from his attacks, including a blast of Hellfire and being devoured, for no particular reason other than entertainment. He also states that he has to let the player play and have a chance because he can't break the game's rules directly, otherwise he'd just kill him outright. After going One-Winged Angel and defeating the player, he reveals that it was him that tormented his friend with psychic assaults and drove her to (apparent) suicide and tries to stop the player's heart. He has to be saved by the spirit of his friend, who provides an Eleventh Hour Superpower to defeat Red, but not without revealing first that he tortured her even after death, just like he torments the apparently living creatures that also reside in the game. And we never get anything to explain his actions, so we're left to assume he did it for fun.
Iron Rose, the sadistic dolphin from Cold Blood. Usually, when you see a dolphin as the villain, it's Played for Laughs or as a parody. Iron Rose, though, is played straight, as unfunny and unsympathetically as possible. He murders innocent sea creatures such as porpoises for humor, captures the human girl Natalie and plans to rape her and then drown her when he's done. As soon as the protagonist, Kevin, and his bird foster parents, Ebony and Phil, come in, he breaks Ebony's wing in front of Kevin and laughs as she moans in pain. Then he tries to kill Kevin in front of Ebony and almost succeeds. At first, it looks like he has a Freudian Excuse when, at the end, he's beached and he claims that he was abused as a calf. Kevin instantly feels sorry for him and gets him back into the water. However, as soon as he's done that, Iron Rose reveals that that was all a lie, that he's been killing things for years, and that he's even murdered his own mother. And then tries to kill Kevin after the latter saved his life! Is your Flipper filled childhood ruined yet?
Sweet Tooth from Holy Musical B@man. He gleefully murders people using various sorts of deadly candy (no, seriously, candy.), but doesn't become a Complete Monster until he reveals his final plan: he kidnaps Robin and sends a video message out to Batman, telling him that he has Robin and has started a Facebook poll asking Gotham to choose-either Robin dies or Sweet Tooth poisons the water supply. And if Batman tries saving Robin, he just poisons the water anyways. And he's never given any motivation, which means that this horrible Sadistic Choice and all his other crimes are most likely For the Evulz.
