Dagur the Deranged: So what's with the glasses?
Mirabel Madrigal: ...I need them to see?
Dagur the Deranged: Ha! You got stupid eyes! Now that I'm in charge, any and all physical impairments will equal life in the dungeons! The Berserker tribe is only for the strongest!
Gobber: How progressive.
Mirabel Madrigal: ...I need them to see?
Dagur the Deranged: Ha! You got stupid eyes! Now that I'm in charge, any and all physical impairments will equal life in the dungeons! The Berserker tribe is only for the strongest!
Gobber: How progressive.
Politically Incorrect Villains in Fan Works.
General
- 95% of all Slash Fic antagonists are homophobic jerkasses, either as their main motivation or on the side.
- In Dragons, Butterflies, And Who Knows What Else?, Dagur mocks Mirabel for her poor eyesight and declares that he'll have "physical impairments" be a felony that means life in prison.Dagur: The Berserker tribe is only for the strongest!
Gobber: How progressive. - In Kage, Jade and Miranda both see Frost as a sexist jerk (and they're not wrong).
- The Light of Abyss: In addition to his Fantastic Racism towards witches and demons, Belos expresses disgust towards mutants (using the archaic slur "witchbreed") and homophobia (describing Luz's relationship with Amity as a "vice").
- The Night Unfurls:
- The Black Dogs are a mercenary Army of Thieves and Whores set on building a No Woman's Land regime where every woman is a Sex Slave confined to the kitchen by law.
- As a result of the Fantastic Racism between dark-elves and humans, it should be of no surprise to see these people on both sides. Olga Discordia, the dark-elf queen, despises humanity, while John Mandeville is a prominent figure of the dark-elf slave trade.
- In A Shadow of the Titans, Mumbo fits the bill, having a tendency to force women into being his "assistants". When he magically places Jinx in a rather revealing outfit, she comments on it being harassment.
- On the other hand, since the Titans are Hero Antagonists to Jade, Beast Boy could technically be considered this (though Politically Incorrect Hero would probably be more accurate), with the trait being a Running Gag: like how he referred to Jade as a midget (the other Titans call him out on how that's politically incorrect), and later he commits mild racial profiling (albeit by accident) by comparing Jade and Mumbo due to the fact that they are both blue-skinned magic users.
- While it's downplayed in the sense that he isn't an outright villain, Jameson in the There Was Once an Avenger From Krypton series is notoriously xenophobic and homophobic. He insults Supergirl as an "illegal alien" in his papers and raised Lena in conservative values that resulted in her growing up deeply repressing her sexuality. He also strongly believes in gender roles, as he reportedly ranted and raved when Pepper Potts was declared as the new CEO of Stark Industries.
- The Parliament of Heroes: Downplayed with Robbie, as he's really just a jerk and not an out-and-out villain, but his derogatory comments towards Rose about her missing eye (calling her "Cyclops") paint him as rather ableist.
- In And The Party Died
, the totalitarian state of Oceania, on top of torturing and killing people for showing even the tiniest smidgen of dissent, also persecutes gay people. O'Brien is genuinely disgusted with his newest victim's "perversion."
- In And Then There's You, Ra's al Ghul couldn't be more sexist in his search for the perfect alpha male heir. It led him to dismiss his daughter Talia - who's an alpha and extremely competent as a leader - on the grounds she's female and as such unworthy as a successor. He claims to respect Jason but this respect is only due to the fact the youth successfully bore the "perfect" heir to his bloodline and his praise is basically acknowledging Jason as a fine specimen of his gender. Even worse, he strongly hints he's going to rape Jason to produce more heirs because this is an omega's function.
- Continuation Fic Shadow of the Dragon has two examples, though neither are exactly villains per se:
- Satome, the school bully, explicitly says that girls are worthless and only good for making babies, and thus he has become a serial rapist. As he puts it in chapter 10:
"Killing a girl is a waste of a perfectly good cunt. All girls are good for is making babies, so why not try to knock up whatever girl I care to? It was what my sperm donor did to my incubator."- Later, as part of her hauntings, the ghost of Reiko Ichimai derisively carves "lesbian" into Tomoyo's desk, and later spitefully calls her a "lesbian whore."
- The Bolt Chronicles: The evil behavior of cocker spaniel Duke and his master Frank in "The Blood Brother" is motivated by bigotry.
- A lot of fan works that try to portray a darker version of the world make wizarding society incredibly misogynistic.
- In some Ron the Death Eater fics, like The Last War, characters like Ron will be made misogynistic to show how evil he is, and thus unworthy of Hermione.
- This gets particularly headscratching when the story itself isn't above using tropes such as Chickification and Stay in the Kitchen uncritically, leaving us with an unintentional Black-and-Grey Morality with patronising paternalists on one side and outright misogynists on the other. The aforementioned The Last War also does this.
- Also, despite canon being clear that the world isn't divided between good people and Death Eaters, good luck finding an OC villain in Potterfic who isn't some degree of blood supremacist. Or indeed a Ron the Death Eater who isn't literally that or might as well be.
- Every antagonist in Knowledge is Power is a pureblood supremacist, regardless of how little sense it makes from their canon portrayal.
- The Violet Demon: The Fornaxians are called out by Velinda as being an entire species of misogynists, as shown by their speciality in slaving being selling females as sex slaves who are forced to wear highly revealing outfits.
- Queen of All Oni: Ikazuki looks down on Jade not just because of her youth and inexperience (which is somewhat understandable), but also because she's a female.
- Lilly Epilogue Family Matters: Lilly's father casually refers to Hisao and Hanako as "cripples" despite his own daughter being blind, and their school as a "cripple school". He even mocks Hanako's burn scars.
- Subverted in So the Trauma. Kim momentarily worries that her antagonistic rival Bonnie will freak out over her coming out as gay, or even kick her off the cheerleading squad for it, but Bonnie doesn't mind.
- The Nightmare House has Dr. Mitchell, the Mad Doctor from Lana's nightmare, who uses a form of mind-control on six-year-old Lana because he believes that "good girls" shouldn't have her hobbies.
- How Bad Can A Little Gossip Be: the main antagonists of the story, Mr Ricci (Portorosso's bad-tempered butcher) and his arrogant, slimy son hate and despise sea monsters and see them as weak-willed, brutish creatures.
- Too Much Too Much: Giovanni cruelly nicknames Luca "fishboy" and often splashes him with water to humiliate him and make fun of his original sea monster form.
- Richard Parker in Lies of omission is not only an abusive dad, he's also implied to be a homophobe, hoping to frame Peter's time under Tony Stark's custody as a sexual one in order to mudsling their competitor and derisively calls his son "Tony's catamite".
- In Mega Man: Defender of the Human Race, Punk is extremely sexist towards Roll, which infuriates her to no end.
- Burning Bridges, Building Confidence:
- Lila, upon noticing Cole's bracelet in the colors of the lesbian flag, casually calls her a homophobic slur. She then proceeds to incorporate that into her bullying as she turns the rest of the class against her, Marinette, and their other friends, inciting her followers to call them slurs as well. She also uses that slur to describe Cole in the privacy of her own thoughts, underscoring how she's not 'just' using that to get under her skin.
- Lila also falsely claims that Vexxin practices The Oldest Profession, which is used primarily to demonstrate how close-minded she, Alya, and Adrien/Chat Noir are. By contrast, more sympathetic characters like Nino don't see anything wrong with sex workers as long as they're consenting adults who willingly chose that line of work.
- Feralnette AU:
- Felix is both nonbinary and completely unrelated to Gabriel. This does not stop Gabriel from attempting to force his guest into the gender binary, constantly misgendering them as well as forcing them to cut their hair.
- Gabriel is also incredibly disrespectful towards Amelie, referring to her as MISS Culpa rather than acknowledging that she's still married to her late husband and refusing to acknowledge her as Emelie's sister-by-choice even while brazenly attempting to exploit Emilie's stock in Amelie's company. He also underestimates her since she uses a wheelchair.
- When Lila learns that Felix is nonbinary, her initial confusion is swiftly replaced by scheming, as she immediately threatens to report her 'concerns' about their gender identity to the school board unless they give in to her demands. Notably, this prompts Alya of all people to turn on her and call her out.
- Felix is both nonbinary and completely unrelated to Gabriel. This does not stop Gabriel from attempting to force his guest into the gender binary, constantly misgendering them as well as forcing them to cut their hair.
- Hero Chat: Costume Change was akumatized after he got mad about losing to a black Junko Enoshima cosplayer in a contest, and once he's de-akumatized his first reaction is to look at Rena Rouge cosplaying as Ladybug and scoff that Ladybug isn't black.
- The Lamarckian has the Wendigo, who wants to finish the work of the Trail of Tears, i.e. get rid of everyone with Native American heritage. He rarely calls Native and his family anything other than "Injun".
- In Perfection Is Overrated, Shizune, a fundamentalist Christian representative of Mary Sues who force their extreme beliefs on the world, is willing to kill all of the main characters (and in a side story, her SUE allies) for not sharing her religious belief, or for being homosexual. When Yukariko, a fellow Christian, tries to denounce what Shizune is doing, Shizune accuses Yukariko of not being a real Christian because she is Catholic.
My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
- In the Origin Story Ascension, Grogar refers to Celestia and her sister as "mud fillies". He then laughs on the floor when Celestia talks back to him.
- A Brief History of Equestria shows that Sullamander, the pegasi Commander before Hurricane, was incredibly misandristic, even by the standards of the Celestine Junta.
- Viscount Arsenic, the leader of the Unicorn forces in the Lake Trot Crisis, was also very sexist, at least by modern standards.
- In Flutterspy, Miss Worthy is a bigoted Jerkass who refers to Rarity and Fluttershy as "mud ponies" just become they come from a rural village. She tries to sabotage Fancy Pants' Equestrian Fashion Forum (and ruin Rarity's career in the process) because she opposes his egalitarian views. At least one of Worthy's ninja henchponies, Red Adder, shares her views; she gives a speech about how "[It] is the right and privilege of the strong to rule over the weak".
- In Pokémpanions, Carnivine is extremely sexist, which factors a lot into the abuse of his wife and daughter.
- The evil organization in the feminist-themed Fan Game Pokemon PurePink aim to create a world where men rule and "weak, feminine creatures" Stay in the Kitchen.
- The man in black from Futari wa Pretty Cure Dragon may very well be the most blatant example of this trope in the entire franchise. Even Moerumba doesn't stereotype Mexicans left and right like he does. This gets to the point where he's the most hated villain in any Pretty Cure fanseries, both by the readers and by the characters in-series.
- In Glitter Force: Into the Glitterverse, the Big Bad, Glitterette, forces the Japanese Cures to take on English name, and when Saki/Sasha asks for curry bread, she denies her this on the basis of it being "too foreign", and gives her a whoopie pie instead.
- Drucilla Bolton in The Bloods of Bolton has a massive hatred for bastards. Though in her defense, this is a pretty common worldview in Westeros and her experiences with Ramsay don't help. Still, telling resident Heroic Bastard Jon Snow to his face that the best way to deal with bastards is to cut them out of the womb and drown them is...pretty messed up.
- CWCollateral: A Tale of the Resistance: Chandler and the chus are all bigoted towards non-white ethnicities, but homosexuals bear the brunt of their institutionalized prejudice. There are even "straight camps" in which Chandler's regime tries to force homosexuals to become straight.
- Inkopolis Chaos: Almost all the villains in the story are racist towards their opposing race, with only Ruby Diorite and James Axowe turning away from their racism, and Jess Rubrum never being racist in the first place.
- Aen'rhien Vailiuri: When you put a male-chauvinist society like the Kazon next to a World of Action Girls like the Romulan military, you're gonna have trouble. Maje Tillih thinks that because Morgan's a woman she dishonors her ship by commanding it. She kills him for that.
- In Risk It All, Black Mask's mobsters refer to Ren and the Triads as "fucking yellow bastards" while threatening war. The password to one mobster's phone is "8-0-0-8" or "boob".
