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^^^ Having multiple antagonists is not the same as having a BigBadEnsemble.
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^^^^ Having multiple antagonists is not the same as having a BigBadEnsemble.
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As for your general description of BigBad, that\'s not what the definition of that it. What you described is the definition of an \'\'antagonist,\'\' which is a very large, general trope that can encompass many different things. For the definition of a big bad, go to the trope\'s own page for more information.
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As for your general description of BigBad, that\\\'s not what the definition of that it. What you described is the definition of an \\\'\\\'antagonist,\\\'\\\' which is a very large, general trope that can encompass many different things. For the definition of a BigBad, go to the trope\\\'s own page for more information. The description on the page clears it up with the first paragraph or so - it\\\'s not just making problems, it\\\'s controlling the problems of the plot as a whole.
It makes a lot of sense when paired up with BigGood (as it\\\'s intended to), as welk: the BigGood is the most influential force for good in the story, and the BigBad is the most influential evil force.
I\\\'d also disagree on Hans being TheHeavy, as TheHeavy is the antagonist whose actions are visible / the main focus in the plot (independent of role), which Hans kind of voids because he spends most of the movie appearing to be a hero. In retrospect we get to see his role in a different light, but during the plot itself he isn\\\'t focused on as an antagonist until late.
It makes a lot of sense when paired up with BigGood (as it\\\'s intended to), as welk: the BigGood is the most influential force for good in the story, and the BigBad is the most influential evil force.
I\\\'d also disagree on Hans being TheHeavy, as TheHeavy is the antagonist whose actions are visible / the main focus in the plot (independent of role), which Hans kind of voids because he spends most of the movie appearing to be a hero. In retrospect we get to see his role in a different light, but during the plot itself he isn\\\'t focused on as an antagonist until late.
