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* DisabledLoveInterest: He is blind and slowly falls for Kayley during the film.
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A GDV is more 'villain as force of nature'. Ruber may have a very simple personality and motive, but he's got far too much presence for this trope.
* EvilIsHammy: The man's an absolute AxCrazy loon, and he, the animators, and his voice actor make sure everyone within ten square miles knows it.
* FlatCharacter: He's an AxCrazy narcissist who thinks everything should belong to him. That's it. His screentime is less about giving him CharacterDevelopment, and more about exploring exactly how far down the rabbithole of lunatic egomania he's gone.
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* GenericDoomsdayVillain: Ruber wants to rule over Camelot and beyond and that's pretty much it. He's incredibly vague about what exactly that entails, but he's insistent that everything will be his down to the very stones in the road.
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* AxCrazy: He is clearly an unstable blood knight. His first scene shows him starting a bloody ruckus at the Round Table.
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* AxCrazy: He is clearly an unstable blood knight.BloodKnight. His first scene shows him starting a bloody ruckus at the Round Table.
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* BloodKnight: He wants to rule Camelot for the sake of causing endless battle and bloodshed. These lyrics from the opening of his song perfectly exemplifies this trope:
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* BloodKnight: He wants to rule Camelot for the sake of causing engaging in endless battle and bloodshed. These lyrics from the opening of his song perfectly exemplifies this trope:
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* BloodKnight: He wants to rule Camelot for the sake of causing endless battle and bloodshed. These lyrics from the opening of his song perfectly exemplifies this trope:
-->'''Ruber''': ''Let's go back to war and violence... I'm so bored of peace and-'' '''''[[SuddenlyShouting SIIIIILEEEEEENCE!]]'''''
-->'''Ruber''': ''Let's go back to war and violence... I'm so bored of peace and-'' '''''[[SuddenlyShouting SIIIIILEEEEEENCE!]]'''''
