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And why I at least want BigBad on his sheet, I just feel like it would be odd if the main antagonist of a movie is not listed as BigBad. I always feel that BigBad should always deserve a mention, whether they play it straight, avert it, or subvert it.
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And why I at least want BigBad on his sheet, I just feel like it would be odd if the main antagonist of a story does not get a mention of BigBad in the examples. I always feel that BigBad should always deserve a mention, whether they play it straight, avert it, or subvert it.
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* BiggerBad: Despite the fact he is the most evil character in the film, he doesn\'t become an active villain until the last act of the film. However, it was his plan to take over the kingdom that inadvertently starts conflict when his trying to marry Anna leads Elsa to reveal her ice powers and run away, and keeps the conflict going when he takes Elsa back to the castle as a prisoner. When his plan comes together in the last act, he steps down to become a full on BigBad.
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* BiggerBad: Despite the fact he is the most evil character in the film, he doesn\\\'t become an active villain until the last act of the film. However, it was his plan to take over the kingdom that inadvertently starts conflict when his trying to marry Anna leads Elsa to reveal her ice powers and run away, and keeps the conflict going when he takes Elsa back to the castle as a prisoner. When his plan comes together in the last act, he steps down to become a full on BigBad.

And why I at least want BigBad on his sheet, I just feel like it would be odd if the main antagonist of a movie is not listed as BigBad. I always feel that BigBad should always deserve a mention, whether they play it straight, avert it, or subvert it.
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Well again, just \'\'say\'\' it\'s an aversion, don\'t take it off. It\'s not exactly \'\'calling\'\' him a BigBad, I\'s just saying that he is the closest to this role in the climax.
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Well again, just \\\'\\\'say\\\'\\\' it\\\'s an aversion, don\\\'t take it off. It\\\'s not exactly \\\'\\\'calling\\\'\\\' him a BigBad, It\\\'s just saying that he is the closest to this role in the climax.
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Would you also think he would count as a BiggerBad? While the trope is still in the repair shop, Hans still seems to count as he is the most significant evil force, but he doesn\'t drive along the conflict (that\'s mostly Elsa\'s job). He becomes sort of a BigBad in the climax after leaving Anna for dead.
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Would you also think he would count as a BiggerBad? While the trope is still in the repair shop, Hans still seems to count as he is the most significant evil force, but he doesn\\\'t drive along the conflict (that\\\'s mostly Elsa\\\'s job). He becomes sort of a BigBad in the climax after leaving Anna for dead. This would be the entry:

* BiggerBad: Despite the fact he is the most evil character in the film, he doesn\\\'t become an active villain until the last act of the film. However, it was his plan to take over the kingdom that inadvertently starts conflict when his trying to marry Anna leads Elsa to reveal her ice powers and run away, and keeps the conflict going when he takes Elsa back to the castle as a prisoner. When his plan comes together in the last act, he steps down to become a full on BigBad.
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