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Author: FrodoGoofballCoTV

Jan 3rd 2012 at 8:17:40 AM

This can also be a case of GreyAndGrayMorality if both enemies are shown to have essentially equal amounts of good points as well as bad ones.  See ALighterShadeOfGrey / ALighterShadeOfBlack if one side is clearly "less evil" than the other.

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* In ''GallForce'', each episode produces its own.  In "Eternal Story", there's the four - way conflict between the protagonists and a trio of {{Big Bad}}s: the unnamed commanders of two Solenoid fleets and Paranoid Commander Dohn, each determined to deny the others control of Chaos.  In "Destruction" and "Stardust War", Supreme Commander Bohn and Supreme Commander Journey, who continue to fight a war their own advisors have concluded will result in mutual genocide, play this role.  "Earth Chapter" gives us [[EvilOverlord General Gorn]] vs. [[GeneralRipper Captain Varji]].

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* In ''{{Waterloo}}'', Napoleon is the BigBad to the allies; to the loyalists, Wellington and Blucher are the {{BigBad}}s.

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* ''{{Drowtales}}'' features multiple conflicts of this type, perhaps most notably Quain'tana Val'Sarghress (a former SatisfiedStreetRat with her own personal BadassArmy) vs. [[TheEmperor Zala'ess Vel'Sharen]].  Also KnightTemplar Ky'ovarde against MonsterClown Sene'kha, and more recently, [[TheWomanWearingTheQueenlyMask Nega'fanea]] vs. [[WellIntentionedExtremist Balsii]], leaders of the opposing factions in the Nuqrah'shareh civil war.