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Author: FrodoGoofballCoTV

Jul 11th 2012 at 12:17:13 PM

!!Rewrote the description because the language seemed a little off.
Usually, supervillains care less about who is superpowered and who is not than about their own ability to use what they have to commit villainous deeds.  This character, however, is motivated by oportunities for obtaining power not for just himself, but to put others like himself in power over {{Muggles}} and other "lesser" beings.

See MugglePower for the exact opposite.

!!Examples:
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* In ''YetAnotherFantasyGamerComic'' this is a common motivation for the BigBad [[VillainOfTheWeek of the month]].  Usually, even the "bad guys" in the comic are {{Harmless Villain}}s at worst, but many if not most of the leaders of the various factions think their people should be in charge.  Thus, on the rare occasion that one leader decides to actually do something about it, some combination of {{Hero}}es, {{Hero Antagonist}}s , and {{Harmless Villain}}s end up working together to stop things from getting completely out of hand.
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* In ''OrionsArm'', early "[[AIIsACrapshoot transapients]]" [[http://www.orionsarm.com/eg-article/49a7d33abf557 were split on what they thought the proper relationship between themselves and humans ought to be]].  Eventually, [[http://www.orionsarm.com/eg-article/464d2a24c11ef G.A.I.A.]] resolved the crisis by beating the lesser [=AIs=] at their own game and exiling everyone that refused to cooperate.