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Metal Gear, Dragon Quest, and The Elder Scrolls were all cut by someone who made the decision on their own against the cleanup effort's opinions and pretty might lied about it being merged with the main page. Can we get those pages restored ASAP? There are still several links pointing to them and we still have a need for them.

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• Nizam, the uncle of the hero Dastan in Prince of Persia chafed at being in the shadow of his elder brother, the King. To remove himself from under the King's shadow, Nizam set his sights on the Dagger of Time and the Sands of Time, not caring of the horrors and chaos he could unleash on the world. Nizam brought about a battle with an innocent city, not remotely caring of the deaths of innocents, and arranged the death of his own brother while attempting to have his sons murdered. Revealing an utter contempt for the adopted low-born Dastan, Nizam revealed his true goal was to rewind time so he could undo this greatest error: once saving his brother's life when they were children.

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• Red Faction
  • Mad Scientist Axel Capek of the first game was the head of scientific research at the Ultor Corporation who created mutants by experimenting on animals and people alike. Capek tested his scientific curiosity by unleashing a plague on the Mars miners that crippled and killed many innocents. A vicious egomaniac, Capek dismissed the deaths of all the innocents he was responsible for as nothing more than a stepping stone to progress.
  • Lucius Kobel of Guerilla outstrips any of his fellows in cruelty. When the Earth Defense Force loses faith in their current commanders, Kobel is sent in to suppress the Red Faction rebellion for good and all. Civilian casualties were unimportant and Kobel set about with an attack that had one goal: start fresh and exterminate all life on Mars. Beginning a bombardment on Mars, Kobel called the civilians 'expendable' and indicated he had arranged the entire situation simply to seize command from the previous commander.

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• Ned Noachim holds a vicious prejudice towards Martians and is introduced attacking a hospital to steal medicine and have his way with the nurses. He is implied to blow up the hospital to frame the Born In Space (BIS) group and later kidnaps three orphans from Pandora Frettum and places them into unmanned LEV suits set to explode when destroyed in order to sully BIS's name. Noachim forces his own soldiers to explode rather than surrender.

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• Azar Javed, an Evil Sorcerer and Mad Scientist all in one and the front-man of the evil group Salamandra. Murdering his teachers for objecting to his use of forbidden magic, Azar Javed recruited many humans to Salamandra. Javed used his followers at cannon fodder to attack the Witcher home castle Kaer Morhen to steal their secrets on mutation and had children captured to serve as test subjects for the experiments. he used many humans for the subjects of the experiments and led the Salamandra on vicious anti-human crusades, leading to the deaths of many innocents. Azar Javed would also murder a man by infesting him with the eggs of exotic flies and murder a detective who got too close to his trail before confronting Geralt and trying to kill him as well.

On Monster.Fable Replace Jack of Blades and the crawler's entries with these new writeups and cut the Commandant.

• Jack of Blades, the Big Bad of the first Fable, an ancient being who lives through the mask he wears and possesses the luckless men who wear it In the past, Jack of Blades led the burning of the kingdom of Albion for refusing to bow before him and his comrades. He burnt the home of the first game's Hero and ruthlessly blinded his sister, later killing their mother as well. Ruthless, vicious and cruel, Jack would set the standard for Fables villains to follow.

• The monstrous Crawler of the third game is seen mindraping the hero's ally Walter when it first appears before attempting to do the same to the hero. It then forces Walter to relive traumatic memories and reveals it is responsible for an utter massacre in Aurora. When the Crawler attacks Albion, it can murder over six million people if the city isn't fortified enough and possesses Walter as a host. The Crawler, while an Eldritch Abomination, operates entirely by human morality and has an all too understandable personality.

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• Jennifer Bake killed twelve innocent people in cold blood for power. She tried to kill Danny just because he had info that might endanger her, not to mention setting up Psychic-Assisted Suicide on four traumatized teenagers including the main character. Boyd died partially because she insisted on maintaining her facade. She never shows the slightest remorse, but keeps on pathologically justifying herself. When Chris Argent confronts her on her murders she smiles and says that they are 'sacrifices'. For all her eloquent speeches that she needs to stop the Alpha Pack for the good of many she never interferes when they hurt people. She is out for revenge and her own interests and would stop at nothing to achieve it.
• The Nogitsune possessing Stiles, mentally and emotionally torments him, forces him to torture his friends, and go on constant murder sprees. In its first murder spree, it was summoned by Kira's mother at an internment camp to avenge her American lover, but instead massacres the internment camp, prisoners and guard's alike, before finally being subdued. In the present, he takes control of the Oni and one of the first things he does is kill a girl named Allison. He later leads the Oni on a massacre at the local hospital and police station. In the final showdown, he plans on having Scott kill Stiles, citing it as the only way he can be defeated. And why? Simply for fun: it sees it all as a game.

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• Will Strausser from Revolution is an utter sociopath who the Militia recruited from a room with padded cells. Strausser loves to talk about hurting others, particularly with knives. Strausser also absolutely adores torture: when Rachel falls into his hands, he spends a nice time participating in Cold-Blooded Torture while sarcastically informing his victims "I apologize in advance." He later attempts to rape Rachel and it is insinuated he may have done so previously. When one of his soldiers fails a task, Strausser simply stabs him to death. Strausser freely admits the only reason he's even in the Militia is to kill with impunity and does so whenever he can.

• Paracelsus from Warehouse 13 is an alchemist born in the 16th Century who desired immortality and tested his experimental Philosopher's Stone on his brother's own family to see the results despite knowing the danger. In an effort to achieve immortality, he was responsible for the destruction of a whole village, claiming "sacrifices must be made." Paracelsus was frozen in bronze for centuries until being awoken in 2013 when his brother's family was tired of their immortality and wanted him to remove it. Paracelsus attempted to kill his brother, killing his wife instead. Escaping, Paracelsus went around to hospitals to cure people, but later drained all of them of life to fuel his immortality.

• Oleg Stark of Grimm is an especially violent Siegbarste or ogre. A hitman for hire, Stark was arrested for a series of brutal murders and escapes jail years later to enact revenge, beating his guards into a coma. Stark hunts down and kills his lawyer, cutting out her tongue, as well as the jury foreman and the judge. The police find the judge's corpse with Stark having stuffed his gavel down his throat. Stark tries to kill the detective who arrested him by blowing up his apartment and when this fails, hospitalizes his best friend Nick to get his location. Even by the standards of the occasionally monstrous beings in Grimm called Wesen, Stark is known as an utter beast.

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• Mary Lou Maloney was just an Alpha Bitch in life in the Prom Night films, manipulating boys to her own ends. When she used two boys to become prom queen, one of them, Billy, decides to retaliate with a prank, but Mary gets killed in a freak accident. Thirty years later, her spirit awakens when a girl named Jess takes a gem out of her crown, and as a result gets killed by Mary's spirit. She later torments the main character Jess's best friend Vicki Carpenter with Hellish hallucinations before possessing her. She later kills the local priest, Buddy (also one of her old prom dates), telling him there is no God or Heaven to torture him. As it turns out Vicki was dating Billy's son Craig, and Billy was the new principal, she uses this to plan to get revenge on Billy through his son and taunts him about it. Later she kills Vicki's other friend for Monica for suspecting something is going on with Vicki. While getting ready for prom, she tries to seduce Vicki's father and kills her mother. At the prom, Mary cheats the vote by killing a boy named Josh, who's running the prom votes. Billy is forced to shoot Vicki but that just gives Mary physical form. In the rampage that follows, Mary opens a portal to the underworld and attempts to drag Craig down with her. In the next film, after escaping hell, she kills a janitor who was one of her ex boyfriends. She seduces a teenage boy named Alexander, who already has a girlfriend, and kills a teacher for giving Alexander bad grades, and puts a strain on his relationship with Sarah, and kills a guidance counselor for being suspicious. Mary later kills Ale's rival Andrew, which prompts Alex to reject Mary. In retaliation, she kills his best friend Shane and frames him. When Alex rejects Mary again, she plans to kill Sarah at the prom. When Alex rushes to save her, Mary agrees to spare her, if he goes to hell with her and be her prom king for eternity. When Sarah seemingly manages to rescue Alex, Mary gives them both a false Hope Spot before killing Sarah.

• Claude from An American Werewolf in Paris is the leader of a gang of Social Darwinist werewolves and owner of the Club de la Luna. Claude made himself a werewolf by stealing the blood of the benevolent werewolf Serafina. Upon doing this, Claude uses his club to lure tourists and thrill seekers in before he and his pack transform and massacre them all. Claude uses his club to lure people to their deaths. When the hero, Andy, is bitten during a visit to the club, Claude tries to get Andy to join the Pack by forcing him to murder his friend Chris. When Claude learns Serafina's scientist father is working on a cure that ended up causing immediate transformation, he raids his lab to murder him and steal it to transform whenever he wants to kill innocent people.

• Mizoguchi of the Japanese Sci-Fi action film The Returner is an insane and violent gang boss who steals children to harvest their organs. This is the fate that befell the best friend of the film's hero when they were kids. Seeking absolute power to dominate the world, Mizoguchi kills any who get in his way. With a Hair-Trigger Temper and a sense of sadism, Mizoguchi rarely leaves anyone standing and eventually has his allies slaughtered so he won't have to share power, telling his Triad ally that being forced to speak Chinese was a humiliation before shooting him in the face.

• The Tall Man from the Phantasm film series is a mysterious, but monstrous being either possessing or wearing the skin of a kindly old man named Jebediah Morningside. The Tall Man roams from town to town, leaving death and destruction in his wake for the purpose of creating corpses that he can use in his undead army for eventual world domination. The Tall Man seems to fully understand human feeling as he murders the innocent family of Reggie Bannister for no real reason, solely to hurt him. He tortures the young hero Mike and killed his older brother, Jody, as well as Mike's girlfriend while transforming the former into one of his magic spheres and the latter into one of his undead servants. Sadistic, relentless and brutal, the Tall Man has remained an icon in horror for his monstrosity.

• Febre of the film The Musketeer as played by Tim Roth is a sadistic Blood Knight who lives for combat and destruction. Murdering D'Artagnan's parents in front of him as a child, Febre becomes the pet psychopath of Cardinal Richeliu and carries out his unsavory work. Febre murders many who cross his path and incites a riot to create political tension. Febre blackmails the queen by threatening a child's life to lure her and the Duke of Buckingham together to murder them both and frame the King of France. Febre then reveals his true goal: to start a giant war between France, Spain and Britain simply for the laughs of all the lives that will be lost. When Richelieu calls him mad for this, Febre remarks this is the third time he's been called insane in a night. "It must be so!"

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• Shaiapouf of the Chimera Ant Royal Guard in Hunter × Hunter. While his fellow two Royal Guard members are genuinely loyal to their King Meruem, Shaiapouf's level of devotion approaches a disturbing fanaticism that extends only to the King of his imagination and desires that he projects onto Meruem. Shaiapof tries to push the King into greater atrocities: conquering a nation for himself and turning the inhabitants into a food supply with plans to expand this dominion throughout the world while killing humans for sport and food. When the King forms a close bond with a blind girl named Komugi, Shaiapouf forms a deep loatihng for her and admits he would abandon his respect for the King should he turn from the path Shaiapouf wants. When grievous injuries give the King amnesia, Shaiapouf takes the opportunity to try to murder the helpless Komugi and arranges pointless battles between one of his comrades and the heroes, openly plotting to murder his comrades should they 'lapse' by his ridiculously high standards. Shaiapouf plans to use the King's amnesia to manipulate him into conquest, though his plan fails when the King remembers Komugi in the end. When the King muses on how amazing being human must be, Shaiapouf uses the final moments of his life to scream in disgusted rage and despair.

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• Gonzo Tarukane in the English dub was given more crimes than in the original Japanese. While Tarukane desires wealth above all, he kidnaps the innocent snow maiden Yukina due to her tears producing rare jewels and tortures her physically and emotionally- even having the man who tried to rescue her gunned down. Adding to his crimes, Tarukane puts animals through horrible genetic experiments and founded the sinister Black Black club, making him responsible for the torture and murder of countless innocent demons. Tarukane shows that that humans can be just as vile as even the worst of demons.

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• Aleema Keto may not be a Sith Lord herself, but is no less evil and cruel than many of them. A Spoiled Brat questing for adventure, she and her cousin Satal, heirs of the Keto dynasty, discovered the spirit of Sith Lord Freedon Nadd who taught them Sith Magic. They immediately used it to subjugate their home system, overthrowing and encasing their parents in carbonite. Aleema sewed her tutor's mouth shut after giving an illusion of his tongue turning into an eel and later blasted the flesh off his bones in a rage after he he spilled her wine. Aleema later conducted the executions for their regime by feeding victims to torture droids while she and Satal launched a crusade that took many lives, terming their faction the Krath after a demon in their childhood stories. Aleema was especially fond of using illusions to Mind Rape her enemies on massive scales. Aleema later seduced a fallen Jedi named Ulic Qel-Droma and manipulated him into killing Satal. When Ulic allied with Exar Kun, Aleema remained by his side until it was convenient to betray him to the Republic, feeding any of Ulic's loyalists to a pet of hers that sucked the life out of them. When Exar and Ulic later gave her command of Sith Lord Naga Sadow's ship, Aleema happily used it to annihilate an entire star cluster to cook her enemies alive in their ships.

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• Mr. Hood of the Clive Barker book The Thief of Always runs a magic house where children can be young forever and gain anything they want. Naturally, it's nothing more than an elaborate spider's web. Hood lures children in under these promises before draining them of life and soul, imprisoning them in the lake forever to prolong his own life. Calling himself the Vampire King, Hood delights in what he does to children and tries to seduce the young heroes to his side. When one of his minions tries to take his place after he believes Hood is dead, Hood seizes him and rips his head clean of.

edited 6th May '14 6:32:56 PM by Willbyr

Eddie will restore those cut pages tomorrow.

When he does, please replace Volgin and Wiseman's entries with:

If Eddie can't restore those subpages, I can do Sandboxes.

edited 6th May '14 5:36:15 AM by ACW

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Administrivia/NoRealLifeExamplesPlease

"Adventure-Friendly World: As a world building trope, the real world doesn't apply as it has no creator."

The above entry is in bad taste and assumes that everyone is an atheist and the last part of the description should probably be changed to 'as the wiki assumes it has no creator.'

edited 22nd Apr '14 7:38:11 AM by ArtimusAgent

Declined. We are talking about creation from a narrative perspective. Whether the world has a Creator in a religious sense is beyond the scope of the wiki.

edited 22nd Apr '14 7:42:37 AM by Fighteer

• Live-Action TV: Please have Lighty's entry the only Warehouse 13 entry, cut The Good Wife entry and replace the following examples with those at Complete Monster Live Action TV:
  • Gramps
  • LOST
  • The Mentalist
  • Sherlock
  • Sons Of Anarchy
  • The Wire
• Star Wars:
  • Please have Exar Kun and Aleema under the heading *Tales of the Jedi
  • Jango Fett: Open Seasons brings us Jango's Arch-Enemy, Tor Vizsla, who is the founder of the Death Watch extremists bent on returning the Mandalorians to their worst warmongering ways and is responsible for every tragedy in Jango's life.
• For Webcomics, please replace the first two sentences of Jack's entry with the first sentence at Jack (David Hopkins).
• Please create two folders for A Song of Ice and Fire, one for the book and one for the show.

edited 1st May '14 2:14:26 AM by ACW

Moral Guardians

• Drew Gulak's Campaign For A Better Combat Zone are political activists against violence, who also condemn CZW for promoting mistreatment of officials and mismanagement. Drew and the supporters of his campaign also take up more general "moral" stances, combating "cultural degeneration", promoting "women's rights" and "denouncing criminality".

edited 24th Apr '14 5:22:32 PM by IndirectActiveTransport

Please delete the Shadow Queen from Monster.Video Games and Novels.

Did we come to a consensus on that one?

It was mostly cut for her.

Please namespace the Main.Fire Emblem Radiant Dawn entry on Hollywood Tactics to VideoGame.Fire Emblem Tellius

Please replace Daniel Patterson's writeup on CSI-verse with his writeup on Cold Case.

@8133: When did we agree to move Barty to the film page.

Not move; copy. Similar to having the Transformers baddie also on the film page.

On DarthWiki.Fallen Creator, please namespace Arthur And The Invisibles and The Big Blue to Film/.

Copying over examples seems to be missing the point of having separate pages in the first place. So I am going to request the duplicates be deleted instead, rather than more be made.

On the Rape Is a Special Kind of Evil trope, can we add another example from Nippon Ichi's game Witch and the Hundred Knight specifically Totopepe raping Visco's sister and then killing her all so he could allow himself to be added to the "royal bloodline".

On Naruto, I'd like a character section to be created for Rin Nohara. Under said section:

• Base Breaker: Rin's heroic sacrifice, wherein she jumped in the way of Kakashi's Raikiri attack: the right thing to do in order to save Konoha, or grabbing the Idiot Ball and making a stupid, Senseless Sacrifice? Then there's the issue of her death being the entire reason for Obito's Face–Heel Turn, and the rest is history.
• What An Idiot: Rin's decision to jump in the way of Kakashi's attack, so she wouldn't need to worry about unleashing the Sanbi in Konoha, instead of listening to Kakashi. To elaborate, Kakashi refused to kill her when she asked him to do so, and and added that there must be another way.

edited 6th May '14 7:40:03 PM by Willbyr

Normally I'd agree, but since each just has one Film example...I mean, if you want to delete those and then just link to the subpages, I guess that would work?

The Zero Punctuation page on Dethroning Moment Of Suck was in serious need of a cleaning now that the rule on whether entire episodes count was clarifies (they don't). This is how it should look.

edited 6th May '14 7:51:17 PM by Willbyr

The page Yuki Akuma is a contributor page in Main/. The content should be moved to Tropers/ and the page cutlisted.

Done, to Tropers.Yuki-Akuma which is their proper name.

Main.Order Of The Stick was cut, but it still has over 300 inbounds. It should probably redirect to Webcomic.The Order Of The Stick instead.