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* EvenEvilHasStandards: He has committed rape and child murder, but apparently draws the line at child sexual abuse, going by ''Wolverine'' #127. After capturing an unconscious Kitty Pryde, Sabretooth balefully wonders what he should do with her, immediately dismissing anything sexual because Kitty is still "below the legal limit." Interestingly, as this scene is playing out, the narration (which is presumably by Kitty) ironically keeps going on about how Sabretooth is nothing but a sadistic hedonist with no limits or morals.

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He has committed rape and child murder, but apparently draws the line at child sexual abuse, going by ''Wolverine'' #127. After capturing an unconscious Kitty Pryde, Sabretooth balefully wonders what he should do with her, immediately dismissing anything sexual because Kitty is still "below the legal limit." Interestingly, as this scene is playing out, the narration (which is presumably by Kitty) ironically keeps going on about how Sabretooth is nothing but a sadistic hedonist with no limits or morals.morals.
** A flashback sequence in ''Deadpool Vol. 6 #34'' shows that he's visibly disturbed when Deadpool murdered his parents, and sets his childhood home on fire.

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* BeastMan: Often depicted with a very hirsute physique, possesses fangs and claws, and is capable of lion–like roars and growls. Part of the reason he despises Wolverine is because Creed absolutely ''loves'' and embraces his own feral nature and looks down on Logan for not doing the same.

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* BeastMan: Often depicted with a very hirsute physique, possesses fangs and claws, and is capable of lion–like roars and growls. Part of the reason he despises Wolverine is because Creed absolutely ''loves'' and embraces his own feral nature and looks resents Logan being the same yet looking down on Logan him for not doing the same.it.


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* FoeRomanceSubtext: In the 2020 ''Wolverine'' title during the Sabretooth War arc, Quentin snarks that what Creed feels for Logan to drive his campaign of torment for years is certainly a four letter word, but definitely not hate as Victor claims. Going on about how being brothers in arms makes them closer than any bond, closer than even lovers, doesn't really dissuade that notion.
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* EnemyEatsYourLunch: One issue has him encounter Wolverine at a diner and takes the pie that Wolverine had ordered and helps himself to it right in front of him. He didn't even like the pie, he just did it to be a [[EvilIsPetty dick]]

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*** The ComicBook/AgeOfApocalypse Sabretooth is this towards Blink and Wild Child. Also, ComicBook/XMenForever Sabretooth is a rather twisted version of this. He used to beat the crap out of Wolverine on his birthday every year, but he's still furious when the evil version of Storm kills his son. He openly says he wants revenge for "his boy's" death and joins the X-Men to pursue revenge.

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*** The ComicBook/AgeOfApocalypse Sabretooth is this towards Blink and Wild Child. Child, genuinely caring for them and even joining the X-Men because he wants to try and give them a better world than this, no matter how much of a stretch success is.
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Also, ComicBook/XMenForever Sabretooth is a rather twisted version of this. He used to beat the crap out of Wolverine on his birthday every year, but he's still furious when the evil version of Storm kills his son. He openly says he wants revenge for "his boy's" death and joins the X-Men to pursue revenge.it.


** There are other levels of bait-and-switch in the story: It appears that Creed and Logan start their feud over romancing the same woman, betraying him to Mr. Sinister over it, but later it's revealed that the woman is actually Creed's sister and he was just too protective. Then Logan accidentally kills her during a fight with Sinister's goons, and Creed finds only Logan alive, but apparently never realizes Logan did it. Then the woman, Creed's sister, is revealed to be a mutant with a healing factor too and she confronts them after they go after Sinister. Then Creed's more brutish appearance and increased abilities seem to be from taking a formula Sinister made (after Logan dunks his head in it and keeps it there), but actually he just drowned (or perhaps still healed due to his own healing factor, but [[UncertainDoom lost his mind]] [[ThatManIsDead due to the formula]]) and the real Victor was like that all along.

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** There are other levels of bait-and-switch in the story: It appears that Creed and Logan start their feud over romancing the same woman, betraying him to Mr. Sinister over it, but later it's revealed that the woman is actually Creed's sister and he was just too protective. Then Logan accidentally kills her during a fight with Sinister's goons, and Creed finds only Logan alive, but apparently never realizes Logan did it. Then the woman, Creed's sister, is revealed to be a mutant with a healing factor too and she confronts them after they go after Sinister. Then Creed's more brutish appearance and increased abilities seem to be from taking a formula Sinister made (after Logan dunks his head in it and keeps it there), but actually he just drowned (or perhaps still healed due to his own healing factor, but [[UncertainDoom lost his mind]] [[ThatManIsDead mind due to the formula]]) and the real Victor was like that all along.
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Cloning Blues renamed to Clone Angst as per TRS, specifically about angst from a character discovering that they're a clone.


* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: A constant in nearly all the mediums Creed appears in is that while he ''starts off'' much more savage and dangerous than Wolverine, either by training or adamantium Logan usually ends up getting the upper hand on him. More than once this has escalated to Wolverine flat–out ''dismissing'' Creed, usually before putting him down in what could charitably be called an afterthought. An AbortedArc back in the eighties intended to [[JustifiedTrope justify this]] by way of CloningBlues.

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* VillainForgotToLevelGrind: A constant in nearly all the mediums Creed appears in is that while he ''starts off'' much more savage and dangerous than Wolverine, either by training or adamantium Logan usually ends up getting the upper hand on him. More than once this has escalated to Wolverine flat–out ''dismissing'' Creed, usually before putting him down in what could charitably be called an afterthought. An AbortedArc back in the eighties intended to [[JustifiedTrope justify this]] by way of CloningBlues.cloning.
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* LightningBruiser: This is a big part of why he's so dangerous. He's massively strong and has ''at least'' multiple decades' worth of combat experience, but he's also extremely quick and has superhumanly efficient joints and musculature that provides him with agility and grace that is far beyond what any normal human can pull off.

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* LightningBruiser: This is a big part of why he's so dangerous. He's massively strong and has ''at least'' multiple decades' worth of combat experience, but he's also extremely quick and has superhumanly efficient joints and musculature that provides him with agility and grace that is far beyond what any normal human can pull off.is capable of. Wolverine has said on multiple occasions that even when he knows Creed is lying in wait, he's just so goddamn ''fast'' that it's a foregone conclusion - Creed's going to get him anyways, and it's going to hurt a lot.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: During the ''Krakoan Age'' miniseries ''ComicBook/Sabretooth2022'' and ''ComicBook/SabretoothAndTheExiles'', artist Leonard Kirk added red irises and black sclera to Creed 's design.

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* RedEyesTakeWarning: During the ''Krakoan Age'' miniseries ''ComicBook/Sabretooth2022'' and ''ComicBook/SabretoothAndTheExiles'', artist Leonard Kirk added red irises and black sclera to Creed 's Creed's design.
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* RedEyesTakeWarning: During the ''Krakoan Age'' miniseries ''ComicBook/Sabretooth2022'' and ''ComicBook/SabretoothAndTheExiles'', artist Leonard Kirk added red irises and black sclera to Creed 's design.
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* RoguesGalleryTransplant: This tends to be forgotten, but he was actually an ''ComicBook/IronFist'' villain before [[Creator/ChrisClaremont Claremont]] snagged him for the X-Men, and it would be nearly forty years (1982's ''[[ComicBook/LukeCage Power Man]] and Iron Fist'' #84 to 2017's ''[[ComicBook/MarvelLegacy Iron Fist]]'' #73) before he and Danny would have another significant run–in; in between his respective days as an Iron Fist and Wolverine enemy he also fought Franchise/SpiderMan a few times. These days you'd never know he'd been the enemy of any hero but Wolverine. He was, however, originally created (by Creator/JohnByrne) with links to Wolverine; according to Byrne, the character was a prototype for his idea of a maskless Wolverine (not knowing that Dave Cockrum had already created what is now Logan's appearance) and was thrown into other works. Byrne had planned for the two to be father and son, but WolverinePublicity was inverted, as editors saw Sabretooth as a low-level henchman not on Wolverine's level.

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* RoguesGalleryTransplant: This tends to be forgotten, but he was actually an ''ComicBook/IronFist'' villain before [[Creator/ChrisClaremont Claremont]] snagged him for the X-Men, and it would be nearly forty years (1982's ''[[ComicBook/LukeCage Power Man]] and Iron Fist'' #84 to 2017's ''[[ComicBook/MarvelLegacy Iron Fist]]'' #73) before he and Danny would have another significant run–in; in between his respective days as an Iron Fist and Wolverine enemy he also fought Franchise/SpiderMan ComicBook/SpiderMan a few times. These days you'd never know he'd been the enemy of any hero but Wolverine. He was, however, originally created (by Creator/JohnByrne) with links to Wolverine; according to Byrne, the character was a prototype for his idea of a maskless Wolverine (not knowing that Dave Cockrum had already created what is now Logan's appearance) and was thrown into other works. Byrne had planned for the two to be father and son, but WolverinePublicity was inverted, as editors saw Sabretooth as a low-level henchman not on Wolverine's level.

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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: In the X-Men movie series, he starts out looking like he does in the comics, however his younger self looks far more like a normal human.



* BeastMan: Often depicted with a very hirsute physique, possesses fangs and claws, and is capable of lion–like roars and growls.

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* BeastMan: Often depicted with a very hirsute physique, possesses fangs and claws, and is capable of lion–like roars and growls. Part of the reason he despises Wolverine is because Creed absolutely ''loves'' and embraces his own feral nature and looks down on Logan for not doing the same.


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** To demonstrate Victor's pettiness - for ''decades'' he made it a tradition to track down Wolverine, wherever he happened to be and brutally attack him on every single one of Logan's birthdays.
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** Threatened to eviscerate ComicBook/JubileeMarvelComics once, which he would have done had ComicBook/{{Psylocke}} not come along to save her.

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** Threatened to eviscerate ComicBook/JubileeMarvelComics ComicBook/{{Jubilee|MarvelComics}} once, which he would have done had ComicBook/{{Psylocke}} not come along to save her.
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* ActOfTrueLove: With [[ComicBook/MonetStCroix Monet]] in ''ComicBook/UncannyXMen2016''. Fused with [[Characters/GenerationX Emplate]], she becomes a vampire and Creed lets her feed on him. It drains his strength, his HealingFactor, and seemingly his [[HeelFaceBrainwashing inversion]] which causes him to become the monster he didn't want to be again. Despite those issues, ''her'' well–being is his main concern.

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* ActOfTrueLove: With [[ComicBook/MonetStCroix Monet]] [[Characters/MarvelComicsMonetStCroix Monet St. Croix]] in ''ComicBook/UncannyXMen2016''. Fused with [[Characters/GenerationX Emplate]], she becomes a vampire and Creed lets her feed on him. It drains his strength, his HealingFactor, and seemingly his [[HeelFaceBrainwashing inversion]] which causes him to become the monster he didn't want to be again. Despite those issues, ''her'' well–being is his main concern.



** After he's inverted during ''{{ComicBook/AXIS}}'', he starts off as a truly heroic figure wanting to atone for his sins, even refusing to kill for a time. During ''ComicBook/UncannyXMen2016'', his nominal hero tendencies returned after developing feelings for [[Characters/GenerationX Monet]]. He's still inverted and repentant, but when Monet is around, [[AlwaysSaveTheGirl his priorities shift]].

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** After he's inverted during ''{{ComicBook/AXIS}}'', he starts off as a truly heroic figure wanting to atone for his sins, even refusing to kill for a time. During ''ComicBook/UncannyXMen2016'', his nominal hero tendencies returned after developing feelings for [[Characters/GenerationX Monet]].Monet. He's still inverted and repentant, but when Monet is around, [[AlwaysSaveTheGirl his priorities shift]].
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* CrassCanuck: Possibly an even cruder and more violent Canadian than Wolverine. Like Logan, Sabretooth is a mutant with enhanced senses, prominent claws, a HealingFactor, and he can go into [[AxCrazy murderous rages]]. Unlike Logan, however, who tries really hard to suppress his berserker rage, Sabretooth [[FullyEmbracedFiend embraces his animalistic nature]], and deliberately does anything he can to be [[ForTheEvulz as violent and evil as possible]], including murder, [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil rape]], and [[IAmAHumanitarian cannibalism]]. Additionally, just to make his enmity with Wolverine even more [[ItsPersonal personal]], every year on [[ABirthdayNotABreak Logan's birthday]], Sabretooth visits him just to hurt someone he cares about and [[EvilIsPetty make his life even more miserable]].

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