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* ''VisualNovel/UminekoNoNakuKoroNi'' has Erika Furudo. A self-proclaimed intellectual rapist who takes pleasure is completely destroying people's theories and lording her own intellect over everyone else. It helps that she's an in-universe MarySue, so she's irritatingly perfect. Over the course of the story, she completely defiles the gameboard along with her master [[BigBad Bernkastel]], creating a truth where Natsuhi is a sadistic murderer who would kill even her own husband and child and proclaiming her an adulteress to get in Kinzo's good graces and not even caring that she KNOWS it's not true, destroying the magic that the nine-year old Maria believed in wholeheartedly just because she could, taking absolutely sadistic pleasure in killing five members of the Ushiromiya family, including Maria, just to turn a prank into a real murder case, attempting to marry Battler so she could take over the gameboard to defile it even further (and [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything sounding like an ACTUAL rapist in the process]]), and then trying to destroy Rokkenjima. And to top it all off, she's a KarmaHoudini who gets off more or less scott-free for everything she does.
* The ''[[VisualNovel/ZeroEscape Zero Escape series]]'' usually has anyone who bears the name of Zero as the mastermind of the [[DeadlyGame Nonary Game]], but they usually have good intentions. You can however hate these characters:
** ''VisualNovel/NineHoursNinePersonsNineDoors'' has the seemingly friendly and altruistic [[spoiler:Ace, who is revealed to be Gentaro Hongou in the Safe Ending. His actions against Akane Kurashiki nine years prior are the reason she decided to start the second Nonary Game as Zero. Having kidnapped 18 children (including Akane herself) and forcing them to participate in the first Nonary Game with their lives on the line all for sake of curing his prosaponosia[[note]]Inability to distinguish between human faces[[/note]], he even traps the young Akane in an incenerator with the only way to escape being to solve the sudoku puzzle in the room, something she was too frightened to do. Once he's kidnapped and made a participant of the second Nonary Game, he secretly plots to kill the other participants so he can steal their bracelets and use them to escape, succeeding in the Submarine ending. Once he's exposed in the Safe Ending, he even gloats over how he murdered Clover to her brother Snake. This makes it all the more satisfying when he receives his comeuppance in the Safe[[note]]Burned alive in an incenerator similar to the one he trapped Akane[[/note]] or True[[note]]Incarcerated with his crimes now exposed[[/note]] endings.]]
** ''VisualNovel/VirtuesLastReward'' has Dio. He's the Player with the least amount of sympathetic moments, [[spoiler:making it all the more surprising when it turns out he is just as bad as he makes himself out to be]]. He will always pick 'Betray' when the opportunity presents itself, only picking 'Ally' if he has no other choice. [[spoiler:He's also willing to kill an elderly lady and blow up an entire facility in order accomplish his goals]].

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* ''VisualNovel/UminekoNoNakuKoroNi'' has Erika Furudo. A self-proclaimed intellectual rapist who takes pleasure is completely destroying people's theories and lording her own intellect over everyone else. It helps that she's an in-universe MarySue, so she's irritatingly perfect. Over the course of the story, she completely defiles the gameboard along with her master [[BigBad Bernkastel]], master, [[spoiler:[[RealityWarper creating a truth where where]] Natsuhi is a sadistic murderer who would kill even her own husband and child and proclaiming her an adulteress to get in Kinzo's good graces and not even caring that she KNOWS it's not true, destroying the magic that the nine-year old Maria believed in wholeheartedly just because she could, taking absolutely sadistic pleasure in killing five members of the Ushiromiya family, including Maria, just to turn a prank into a real murder case, attempting to [[AndNowYouMustMarryMe marry Battler Battler]] so she could take over the gameboard to defile it even further (and [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything sounding like an ACTUAL rapist in the process]]), and then trying to destroy Rokkenjima. Rokkenjima]]. And to top it all off, she's [[spoiler:she's a KarmaHoudini who gets off more or less scott-free for everything she does.does]].
* The ''[[VisualNovel/ZeroEscape Zero Escape series]]'' ''VisualNovel/ZeroEscape'' trilogy usually has anyone who bears the name of Zero as the mastermind of the [[DeadlyGame Nonary Game]], but they usually have [[WellIntentionedExtremist good intentions.intentions]]. You can however hate these characters:
** ''VisualNovel/NineHoursNinePersonsNineDoors'' has the seemingly friendly and altruistic [[spoiler:Ace, who is revealed to be [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Gentaro Hongou Hongou]] in the Safe Ending. His actions against Akane Kurashiki nine years prior are the reason she decided to start the second Nonary Game as Zero. Having kidnapped 18 children (including Akane herself) and forcing them to participate in the first Nonary Game with their lives on the line all for sake of curing his prosaponosia[[note]]Inability to distinguish between human faces[[/note]], he even traps the young Akane in an incenerator with the only way to escape being to solve the sudoku puzzle in the room, something she was too frightened to do. Once he's kidnapped and made a participant of the second Nonary Game, he secretly plots to kill the other participants so he can steal their bracelets and use them to escape, succeeding in the Submarine ending. Once he's exposed in the Safe Ending, he even gloats over how he murdered Clover to her brother Snake. This makes it all the more satisfying when he receives his comeuppance in the Safe[[note]]Burned alive in an incenerator similar to the one he trapped Akane[[/note]] or True[[note]]Incarcerated with his crimes now exposed[[/note]] endings.]]
** ''VisualNovel/VirtuesLastReward'' has Dio. He's the Player with the least amount of sympathetic moments, being a [[SirSwearsALot foul-mouthed]] {{Jerkass}} to everyone else, [[spoiler:making it all the more surprising [[TheUntwist surprising]] when it turns out he is just as bad as he makes himself out to be]]. He will always pick 'Betray' when the opportunity presents itself, only picking 'Ally' if he has no other choice. choice, then tries to blame it on his latter if he has one (usually [[CheerfulChild Quark]]). [[{{Hypocrite}} Then he gets mad if the other person picks betray]]. [[spoiler:He's also willing to kill an elderly lady and blow up an entire facility in order to accomplish his goals]].

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* Pick ''any'' major villain from ''Literature/TheKindnessOfDevils'' who isn't Thomas Nero, Krampus, or Lucifer or his followers; they're gonna end up here. [[Literature/GirlsOnFilm Rich Jacobs]] runs a SnuffFilm organization [[spoiler:and later assists Nyarlathotep in attempting to slaughter the whole world]]; [[Literature/NightsInLonesomeArkham Nyarlathotep]] tortures and/or murders thousands and tries to eradicate the whole world; [[Literature/NoneTooHoly the Pijavica]] raped her son repeatedly and tried to massacre an orphanage; [[Literature/UnderTheColdMoon Siegfried Gunmarsohn and his daughter Sieglinde Nomura]] murdered hundreds of thousands over dozens of years, and the former [[spoiler:tried to freeze the whole world with Ithaqua's assistance]]; [[Literature/InTheCastleOfTheNight Count Nicolai Gabriel von Krolock]] committed dozens of atrocities around the world and had tourists lured to his castle so they could be murdered and turned into Pricolici wolves.

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* Pick ''any'' major villain from ''Literature/TheKindnessOfDevils'' who isn't Thomas Nero, Krampus, or Lucifer or his followers; they're gonna end up here. [[Literature/GirlsOnFilm Rich Jacobs]] runs a SnuffFilm organization [[spoiler:and later assists Nyarlathotep in attempting to slaughter the whole world]]; [[Literature/NightsInLonesomeArkham Nyarlathotep]] tortures and/or murders thousands and tries to eradicate the whole world; [[Literature/NoneTooHoly the Pijavica]] raped her son repeatedly and tried to massacre an orphanage; [[Literature/UnderTheColdMoon Siegfried Gunmarsohn and his daughter Sieglinde Nomura]] murdered hundreds of thousands over dozens of years, and the former [[spoiler:tried to freeze the whole world with Ithaqua's assistance]]; [[Literature/InTheCastleOfTheNight Count Nicolai Gabriel von Krolock]] committed dozens of atrocities around the world and had tourists lured to his castle so they could be murdered and turned into Pricolici wolves.wolves; [[Literature/OnlyALonelyHeart Y'golonac]] raped ''billions'' and [[spoiler:taunts the main protagonist by claiming he also got raped at some point]].



* Rast, Douglas, and Seamus from ''Literature/TailsOfFame'' were all clearly written to be loathsome characters. Seamus is a disgusting, racist, obnoxious PigMan who intentionally tries to annoy and gross out everyone around him. Douglas is a very smug, overconfident SharkMan who thinks he's better than everyone else and talks to everyone in a condescending tone. Rast is a BitchInSheepsClothing whose relationships with everyone is completely hollow, and he constantly keeps trying to justify his actions by saying that he just wants to be happy and wants to be famous. Various characters call these three villains out on their behavior ''several times''.
* ''Literature/TailsOfTheBountyHunter'' has [[TheEvilGenius Dr. Vogar Oblingor]] and [[TheBrute Gobor Grizzer]]. The former is a SmugSnake of a MadScientist who views everyone as nothing but simple-minded dilettantes or puppets, and he desires to turn anthros into mindless [[SuperSoldier Super Soldiers]] he can use to terrorize the public. The latter is a DirtyCop who uses his authority to rape innocent civilians and commit acts of terrorism. [[spoiler:Raping the main character after forcing him to devour ''his feces'', followed by setting off a chemical weapon at a basketball stadium]], pretty much cemented him as being one of the most deplorable characters in the story.

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Rast, Douglas, and Seamus from ''Literature/TailsOfFame'' were all clearly written to be loathsome characters. Seamus is a disgusting, racist, obnoxious PigMan who intentionally tries to annoy and gross out everyone around him. Douglas is a very smug, overconfident SharkMan who thinks he's better than everyone else and talks to everyone in a condescending tone. Rast is a BitchInSheepsClothing whose relationships with everyone is completely hollow, and he constantly keeps trying to justify his actions by saying that he just wants to be happy and wants to be famous. Various characters call these three villains out on their behavior ''several times''.
* ** ''Literature/TailsOfTheBountyHunter'' has [[TheEvilGenius Dr. Vogar Oblingor]] and [[TheBrute Gobor Grizzer]]. The former is a SmugSnake of a MadScientist who views everyone as nothing but simple-minded dilettantes or puppets, and he desires to turn anthros into mindless [[SuperSoldier Super Soldiers]] he can use to terrorize the public. The latter is a DirtyCop who uses his authority to rape innocent civilians and commit acts of terrorism. [[spoiler:Raping the main character after forcing him to devour ''his feces'', followed by setting off a chemical weapon at a basketball stadium]], pretty much cemented him as being one of the most deplorable characters in the story.
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* The ''[[VisualNovel/ZeroEscape Zero Escape series]]'' usually has anyone who bears the Zero as the mastermind of the [[DeadlyGame Nonary Game]], but they usually have good intentions behind them. You can however hate these characters:

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** ''VisualNovel/NineHoursNinePersonsNineDoors'' has the seemingly friendly and altruistic [[spoiler:Ace, who is revealed to be Gentaro Hongou in the Safe Ending. His actions against Akane Kurashiki nine years prior are the reason she decided to start the second Nonary Game as Zero. Having kidnapped 18 children (including Akane herself) and forcing them to participate in the first Nonary Game with their lives on the line all for sake of curing his prosaponosia[[note]]Inability to distinguish between human faces[[/note]], he even traps the young Akane in an incenerator with the only way to escape being to solve the sudoku puzzle in the room, something she was too frightened to do. Once he's kidnapped and made a participant of the second Nonary Game, he secretly plots to kill the other participants so he can steal their bracelets and use them to escape, succeeding in the Submarine ending. Once he's exposed in the Safe Ending, he even gloats over how he murdered Clover to her brother Snake. This makes it all the more satisfying when he receives his comeuppance in the Safe[[note]]Burned alive in an incenerator similar to the one he trapped Akane[[/note]] or True[[note]]Incarcerated with his crimes now exposed[[/note]] endings.
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** ''VisualNovel/NineHoursNinePersonsNineDoors'' has the seemingly friendly and altruistic [[spoiler:Ace, who is revealed to be Gentaro Hongou in the Safe Ending. His actions against Akane Kurashiki nine years prior are the reason she decided to start the second Nonary Game as Zero. Having kidnapped 18 children (including Akane herself) and forcing them to participate in the first Nonary Game with their lives on the line all for sake of curing his prosaponosia[[note]]Inability to distinguish between human faces[[/note]], he even traps the young Akane in an incenerator with the only way to escape being to solve the sudoku puzzle in the room, something she was too frightened to do. Once he's kidnapped and made a participant of the second Nonary Game, he secretly plots to kill the other participants so he can steal their bracelets and use them to escape, succeeding in the Submarine ending. Once he's exposed in the Safe Ending, he even gloats over how he murdered Clover to her brother Snake. This makes it all the more satisfying when he receives his comeuppance in the Safe[[note]]Burned alive in an incenerator similar to the one he trapped Akane[[/note]] or True[[note]]Incarcerated with his crimes now exposed[[/note]] endings.
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** ''VisualNovel/VirtuesLastReward'' has Dio. He's the Player with the least amount of sympathetic moments, [[spoiler:making it all the more surprising when it turns out he is just as bad as he makes himself out to be]]. He will always pick 'Betray' when the opportunity presents itself, only picking 'Ally' if he has no other choice. [[spoiler:He's also willing to kill an elderly lady and blow up an entire facility in order accomplish his goals]].
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* The ''[[VisualNovel/ZeroEscape Zero Escape series]]'' usually has anyone who bears the Zero as the mastermind of the [[DeadlyGame Nonary Game]], but they usually have good intentions behind them. You can however hate these characters:
** ''VisualNovel/NineHoursNinePersonsNineDoors'' has the seemingly friendly and altruistic [[spoiler:Ace, who is revealed to be Gentaro Hongou in the Safe Ending. His actions against Akane Kurashiki nine years prior are the reason she decided to start the second Nonary Game as Zero. Having kidnapped 18 children (including Akane herself) and forcing them to participate in the first Nonary Game with their lives on the line all for sake of curing his prosaponosia[[note]]Inability to distinguish between human faces[[/note]], he even traps the young Akane in an incenerator with the only way to escape being to solve the sudoku puzzle in the room, something she was too frightened to do. Once he's kidnapped and made a participant of the second Nonary Game, he secretly plots to kill the other participants so he can steal their bracelets and use them to escape, succeeding in the Submarine ending. Once he's exposed in the Safe Ending, he even gloats over how he murdered Clover to her brother Snake. This makes it all the more satisfying when he receives his comeuppance in the Safe[[note]]Burned alive in an incenerator similar to the one he trapped Akane[[/note]] or True[[note]]Incarcerated with his crimes now exposed[[/note]] endings.
** ''VisualNovel/VirtuesLastReward'' has Dio.
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* ''Literature/BookOfEsther'': [[BigBad Haman the Agagite]], the Emperor’s [[EvilChancellor vizier]] is possibly the UrExample of a character who is designed to be loathed as much as possible, considering his [[ItsAllAboutMe narcissism]], [[AmbitionIsEvil ambition]], and [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain anti-semitism]]. Haman forces citizens to bow to him, and is suggested to have embroidered a graven image into his clothing, essentially forcing them to worship an Idol. When his fellow advisor, Mordecai the Judean, refuses to bow for this reason, Haman plots a genocide against the Jewish people, as well as personally building a gallows for Mordecai when the latter still refuses to bow. It is telling that a near universal custom when reading Megillat Ester (the hebrew name of the work) is to jeer at least when Haman’s name is first and last mentioned, making him an odd religiously significant version of this trope.

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* ''Literature/BookOfEsther'': [[BigBad Haman the Agagite]], the Emperor’s [[EvilChancellor vizier]] vizier]], is possibly the UrExample of a character who is designed to be loathed as much as possible, considering his [[ItsAllAboutMe narcissism]], [[AmbitionIsEvil ambition]], and [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain anti-semitism]]. Haman forces citizens to bow to him, and is suggested to have embroidered a graven image into his clothing, essentially forcing them to worship an Idol. When his fellow advisor, Mordecai the Judean, refuses to bow for this reason, Haman plots a genocide against the Jewish people, as well as personally building a gallows for Mordecai when the latter still refuses to bow. It is telling that a near universal custom when reading Megillat Ester (the hebrew name of the work) is to jeer at least when Haman’s name is first and last mentioned, making him an odd religiously significant version of this trope.
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* ''Literature/BookOfEsther'': [[BigBad Haman the Agagite]], the Emperor’s [[EvilChancellor vizier]] is possibly the UrExample of a character who is designed to be loathed as much as possible, considering his [[ItsAllAboutMe narcissism]], [[AmbitionIsEvil ambition]], and [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain anti-semitism]]. Haman forces citizens to bow to him, and is suggested to have embroidered a graven image into his clothing, essentially forcing them to worship an Idol. When his fellow advisor, Mordecai the Judean, refuses to bow for this reason, Haman plots a genocide against the Jewish people, as well as personally building a gallows for Mordecai when the latter still refuses to bow. It is telling that a near universal custom when reading Megillat Ester (the hebrew name of the work) is to jeer at least when Haman’s name is first and last mentioned, making him an odd religiously significant version of this trope.
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** Jacques Schnee, the head of the Schnee Dust Company and father of Weiss Schnee, is shown to be a very despicable character, especially when he first appears in Volume 4. He's a CorruptCorporateExecutive who only married into the Schnee family for the prestige of the name and the money, [[ItsAllAboutMe cares only for his own glory]], and [[AbusiveParent has no problems abusing his own children to follow his expectations]].

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** Jacques Schnee, the head of the Schnee Dust Company and father of Weiss Schnee, is shown to be a very despicable character, especially when he first appears in Volume 4. He's a malicious CorruptCorporateExecutive who only married into the Schnee family for the prestige of the name and the money, [[ItsAllAboutMe cares only for his own glory]], and is willing to [[AbusiveParent has no problems abusing abuse his own children to so they can follow his expectations]].
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** Jacques Schnee, the head of the Schnee Dust Company and father of Weiss Schnee, goes out of his way to be as despicable as possible, especially when he's first introduced in Volume 4. He's a CorruptCorporateExecutive who only married into the Schnee family for the prestige of the name and the money, [[ItsAllAboutMe cares only for his own glory]], and [[AbusiveParent has no problems abusing his own children to follow his expectations]].

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** Jacques Schnee, the head of the Schnee Dust Company and father of Weiss Schnee, goes out of his way is shown to be as a very despicable as possible, character, especially when he's he first introduced appears in Volume 4. He's a CorruptCorporateExecutive who only married into the Schnee family for the prestige of the name and the money, [[ItsAllAboutMe cares only for his own glory]], and [[AbusiveParent has no problems abusing his own children to follow his expectations]].
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** Jacques Schnee, the head of the Schnee Dust Company and father of Weiss Schnee, goes out of his way to be as despicable as possible, especially when he's first introduced in Volume 4. He's a CorruptCorporateExecutive who only married into the Schnee family for the prestige of the name and the money, [[ItsAllAboutMe cares only for his own glory]], and [[AbusiveParent has no problem abusing his own children to follow his agendas]].
** Adam Taurus is introduced in the original pre-show advertising trailers as someone who doesn't care if innocent humans die when he raids a train carrying SDC cargo, leading to his partner-in-crime, Blake, abandoning him to start the show as one of the main protagonists. When he appears in the show, he doesn't even care about Faunus lives being lost in pursuit of his grand cause. His confrontation with Blake reveals that he's obsessed with possessing her, infuriated that she abandoned him; [[BastardBoyfriend determined]] to destroy everything she cares about, he blames her for [[DomesticAbuse forcing him to hurt her]]. He wants to [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist paint the world red]] with the blood of humans and enslave them; he'll even kill Faunus that get in his way. His scenes are never entertaining, being [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk designed]] to be brutal, twisted and violent; he possesses great charisma, but he uses it only to achieve his violent goals and recruit cannon fodder for his causes. Creator/RoosterTeeth has said that he's so awful, that even his actor Garrett Hunter gets creeped out by his lines. [[spoiler:During his final battle with Yang and Blake, he reveals the face he's been hiding behind a mask, a brand that has been burned over his left eye with the SDC logo, as if he was an animal. The creators stated that they wanted the audience to feel sympathy for a character that should never normally receive it, and Adam's final moments make it clear that Jacques Schnee's corrupt business practices are somehow responsible for helping turn Adam into the monster he became.]]

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** Jacques Schnee, the head of the Schnee Dust Company and father of Weiss Schnee, goes out of his way to be as despicable as possible, especially when he's first introduced in Volume 4. He's a CorruptCorporateExecutive who only married into the Schnee family for the prestige of the name and the money, [[ItsAllAboutMe cares only for his own glory]], and [[AbusiveParent has no problem problems abusing his own children to follow his agendas]].
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** Adam Taurus is introduced in the original pre-show advertising trailers as someone who doesn't care if innocent humans die when he raids a train carrying SDC cargo, leading to his partner-in-crime, Blake, abandoning him to start the show as one of the main protagonists. When he appears in the show, he doesn't even care about Faunus lives being lost in pursuit of his grand cause. His confrontation with Blake reveals that he's obsessed with possessing her, infuriated that she abandoned him; [[BastardBoyfriend determined]] to destroy everything she cares about, he blames her for [[DomesticAbuse forcing him to hurt her]]. He wants to [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist paint the world red]] with the blood of humans and enslave them; he'll even kill Faunus that get in his way. His scenes are never entertaining, being [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk designed]] to be brutal, twisted and violent; he possesses great charisma, but he uses it only to achieve his violent goals and recruit cannon fodder for his causes. Creator/RoosterTeeth has said that he's so awful, that even his actor Garrett Hunter gets creeped out by his lines. [[spoiler:During his final battle with Yang and Blake, he reveals the face he's been hiding behind a mask, a brand that has been burned over his left eye with the SDC logo, as if he was an animal. The creators stated that they wanted the audience to feel sympathy for a character that should never normally receive it, and Adam's final moments make it clear that Jacques Schnee's Jacques's corrupt business practices are somehow responsible for helping turn Adam into the monster he became.]]
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** Jacques Schnee, the head of the Schnee Dust Company and father of Weiss Schnee, goes out of his way to be as despicable as possible, especially when he's first introduced in Volume 4. He's a CorruptCorporateExecutive who only married into the Schnee family for the prestige of the name and the money, [[ItsAllAboutMe cares only for his own glory]], and [[AbusiveParent has no problem abusing his own children to follow his own agenda]].

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** Jacques Schnee, the head of the Schnee Dust Company and father of Weiss Schnee, goes out of his way to be as despicable as possible, especially when he's first introduced in Volume 4. He's a CorruptCorporateExecutive who only married into the Schnee family for the prestige of the name and the money, [[ItsAllAboutMe cares only for his own glory]], and [[AbusiveParent has no problem abusing his own children to follow his own agenda]].agendas]].
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** Jacques Schnee, the head of the Schnee Dust Company, goes out of his way to be as despicable as possible when he's first introduced in Volume 4. He's a CorruptCorporateExecutive who only married into the Schnee family for the prestige of the name and the money, [[ItsAllAboutMe cares only for his own glory]], and [[AbusiveParent frequently abuses his children]].

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** Jacques Schnee, the head of the Schnee Dust Company, Company and father of Weiss Schnee, goes out of his way to be as despicable as possible possible, especially when he's first introduced in Volume 4. He's a CorruptCorporateExecutive who only married into the Schnee family for the prestige of the name and the money, [[ItsAllAboutMe cares only for his own glory]], and [[AbusiveParent frequently abuses has no problem abusing his children]].own children to follow his own agenda]].
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** [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Jacques Schnee]] is implied to be an abusive father when Weiss briefly mentions in Volume 1 that her upbringing was very difficult. She later admits to Yang that on her tenth birthday, her father informed her mother that he only married her to take her father's company and the prestige of her name, and therefore has no interest in being either a husband or a father. His wife was so devastated she became an alcoholic, leaving his three children to be raised by him solely to provide whatever uses for his company that he can think of. Weiss has a scar over her left eye which is from the prequel White Trailer, where she fought a giant knight to the death. Creator interviews and spin-off manga material reveal that this was a deliberate test set up by a controlling father to try and prevent her from going to Beacon Academy. He has issues with General Ironwood because his oldest daughter went to Atlas Academy and is one of the general's top military operatives -- but it means she has escaped his control; he has disinherited her and blames Ironwood. After the Battle of Beacon, he escorts Weiss back home to Atlas personally and manipulates her into singing at a charity benefit for Vale that is solely designed to improve his Dust company's PR in light of General Ironwood placing a global embargo on Dust trade; his plan is to use the fact his daughter fought on the front lines to improve that PR. When Weiss fights back against his controlling influence, he slaps her across the face and imprisons her indefinitely in the house, stripping her of her inheritance and giving it to his youngest child, Whitley. Although the Schnee Dust Company (SDC) was originally a globally respected brand for its quality and honour, Jacques' corrupt business practices have destroyed competition, suppressed worker wages and caused great hardship for the Faunus.

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* Windsor, the StarterVillain of ''Literature/{{Kaduav}}, is a sadistic and cruel member of the Gilded Cross, a Yeshu (Human) supremacy movement. While the other members of the Gilded Cross are undeniably evil, some, like their leaders, have loved ones or are [[EvilIsCool pretty cool]]. Windsor is nothing more then a cowardly racist, who brutally murders innocent men, women, and children to fuel his racist beliefs.

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* Windsor, Pick ''any'' major villain from ''Literature/TheKindnessOfDevils'' who isn't Thomas Nero, Krampus, or Lucifer or his followers; they're gonna end up here. [[Literature/GirlsOnFilm Rich Jacobs]] runs a SnuffFilm organization [[spoiler:and later assists Nyarlathotep in attempting to slaughter the StarterVillain of ''Literature/{{Kaduav}}, is a sadistic and cruel member of the Gilded Cross, a Yeshu (Human) supremacy movement. While the other members of the Gilded Cross are undeniably evil, some, like their leaders, have loved ones or are [[EvilIsCool pretty cool]]. Windsor is nothing more then a cowardly racist, who brutally whole world]]; [[Literature/NightsInLonesomeArkham Nyarlathotep]] tortures and/or murders innocent men, women, thousands and children tries to fuel eradicate the whole world; [[Literature/NoneTooHoly the Pijavica]] raped her son repeatedly and tried to massacre an orphanage; [[Literature/UnderTheColdMoon Siegfried Gunmarsohn and his racist beliefs.daughter Sieglinde Nomura]] murdered hundreds of thousands over dozens of years, and the former [[spoiler:tried to freeze the whole world with Ithaqua's assistance]]; [[Literature/InTheCastleOfTheNight Count Nicolai Gabriel von Krolock]] committed dozens of atrocities around the world and had tourists lured to his castle so they could be murdered and turned into Pricolici wolves.

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* Pick ''any'' major villain from ''Literature/TheKindnessOfDevils'' who isn't Thomas Nero, Krampus, or Lucifer or his followers; they're gonna end up here. [[Literature/GirlsOnFilm Rich Jacobs]] runs a SnuffFilm organization [[spoiler:and later assists Nyarlathotep in attempting to slaughter the whole world]]; [[Literature/NightsInLonesomeArkham Nyarlathotep]] tortures and/or murders thousands and tries to eradicate the whole world; [[Literature/NoneTooHoly the Pijavica]] raped her son repeatedly and tried to massacre an orphanage; [[Literature/UnderTheColdMoon Siegfried Gunmarsohn and his daughter Sieglinde Nomura]] murdered hundreds of thousands over dozens of years, and the former [[spoiler:tried to freeze the whole world with Ithaqua's assistance]]; [[Literature/InTheCastleOfTheNight Count Nicolai Gabriel von Krolock]] committed dozens of atrocities around the world and had tourists lured to his castle so they could be murdered and turned into Pricolici wolves.

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* Pick ''any'' major villain from ''Literature/TheKindnessOfDevils'' Windsor, the StarterVillain of ''Literature/{{Kaduav}}, is a sadistic and cruel member of the Gilded Cross, a Yeshu (Human) supremacy movement. While the other members of the Gilded Cross are undeniably evil, some, like their leaders, have loved ones or are [[EvilIsCool pretty cool]]. Windsor is nothing more then a cowardly racist, who isn't Thomas Nero, Krampus, or Lucifer or his followers; they're gonna end up here. [[Literature/GirlsOnFilm Rich Jacobs]] runs a SnuffFilm organization [[spoiler:and later assists Nyarlathotep in attempting to slaughter the whole world]]; [[Literature/NightsInLonesomeArkham Nyarlathotep]] tortures and/or brutally murders thousands innocent men, women, and tries children to eradicate the whole world; [[Literature/NoneTooHoly the Pijavica]] raped her son repeatedly and tried to massacre an orphanage; [[Literature/UnderTheColdMoon Siegfried Gunmarsohn and fuel his daughter Sieglinde Nomura]] murdered hundreds of thousands over dozens of years, and the former [[spoiler:tried to freeze the whole world with Ithaqua's assistance]]; [[Literature/InTheCastleOfTheNight Count Nicolai Gabriel von Krolock]] committed dozens of atrocities around the world and had tourists lured to his castle so they could be murdered and turned into Pricolici wolves.racist beliefs.
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* ''VisualNovel/UminekoNoNakuKoroNi'' has Erika Furudo. A self-proclaimed intellectual rapist who takes pleasure is completely destroying people's theories and lording her own intellect over everyone else. It helps that she's an in-universe MarySue, so she's irritatingly perfect. Over the course of the story, she completely defiles the gameboard along with her master [[BigBad Bernkastel]], creating a truth where Natsuhi is a sadistic murderer who would kill even her own husband and child and proclaiming her an adulteress to get in Kinzo's good graces and not even caring that she KNOWS it's not true, destroying the magic that the nine-year old Maria believed in wholeheartedly just because she could, taking absolutely sadistic pleasure in killing five members of the Ushiromiya family, including Maria, just to turn a prank into a real murder case, attempting to marry Battler so she could take over the gameboard to defile it even further (and [[DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything sounding like an ACTUAL rapist in the process]]), and then trying to destroy Rokkenjima. And to top it all off, she's a KarmaHoudini who gets off more or less scott-free for everything she does.
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* ''VisualNovel/MonsterProm'' has Leonard, a {{kappa}} who not only embodies the worst parts of a FanDumb, but is sexist and transphobic to boot. No one InUniverse likes him much, either; Zoe (the usual victim of his transphobia and his polar opposite in terms of fandom representation) is perfectly willing to let loose on him with her eldritch powers when he acts like an entitled jackass towards her, and Vera and Damien attack him on two separate occasions (both times, [[AssholeVictim he had it coming]]).
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** The gacha game based on this series, ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'', also showcased that there are also Servants that was more like this than having mostly cool vibes. The most prominent one being UsefulNotes/ChristopherColumbus, known as the Rider of the Resistance that debuted in the Agartha Singularity. Unlike other Servants, Columbus instead got an overblown HistoricalVillainUpgrade, having the negative rumors and traits about him [[{{Flanderization}} flanderized]]: He's a two-faced self-serving bastard that masks his own dark, selfish desires with positive traits such as being an inspiring {{Determinator}}, while also holding high values that usually disgusts normal people (for example: [[spoiler:Slavery should be promoted because it's much more profitable, even if the age of slavery has been long gone]]). While he is summonable, the game and narrative makes no excuse that Columbus is an utter bastard you're supposed to dislike. [[EvilOldFolks Being portrayed as an old man]] instead of having a GenderFlip like other Servants might help push this trope further too.
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** Adam Taurus is introduced in the original pre-show advertising trailers as someone who doesn't care if innocent humans die when he raids a train, leading to his partner-in-crime, Blake, abandoning him to start the show as one of the main protagonists. When he appears in the show, he doesn't even care about Faunus lives being lost in pursuit of his grand cause. His confrontation with Blake reveals that he's obsessed with possessing her, infuriated that she abandoned him; [[BastardBoyfriend determined]] to destroy everything she cares about, he blames her for [[DomesticAbuse forcing him to hurt her]]. He wants to [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist paint the world red]] with the blood of humans and enslave them; he'll even kill Faunus that get in his way. His scenes are never entertaining, being [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk designed]] to be brutal, twisted and violent; he possesses great charisma, but he uses it only to achieve his violent goals and recruit cannon fodder for his causes. Creator/RoosterTeeth has said that he's so awful, that even his actor Garrett Hunter gets creeped out by his lines. [[spoiler:During his final battle with Yang and Blake, he reveals the face he's been hiding behind a mask, a brand that has been burned over his left eye with the SDC logo, as if he was an animal. The creators stated that they wanted the audience to feel sympathy for a character that should never normally receive it, and Adam's final moments make it clear that Jacques Schnee's corrupt business practices are somehow responsible for helping turn Adam into the monster he became.]]

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** Adam Taurus is introduced in the original pre-show advertising trailers as someone who doesn't care if innocent humans die when he raids a train, train carrying SDC cargo, leading to his partner-in-crime, Blake, abandoning him to start the show as one of the main protagonists. When he appears in the show, he doesn't even care about Faunus lives being lost in pursuit of his grand cause. His confrontation with Blake reveals that he's obsessed with possessing her, infuriated that she abandoned him; [[BastardBoyfriend determined]] to destroy everything she cares about, he blames her for [[DomesticAbuse forcing him to hurt her]]. He wants to [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist paint the world red]] with the blood of humans and enslave them; he'll even kill Faunus that get in his way. His scenes are never entertaining, being [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk designed]] to be brutal, twisted and violent; he possesses great charisma, but he uses it only to achieve his violent goals and recruit cannon fodder for his causes. Creator/RoosterTeeth has said that he's so awful, that even his actor Garrett Hunter gets creeped out by his lines. [[spoiler:During his final battle with Yang and Blake, he reveals the face he's been hiding behind a mask, a brand that has been burned over his left eye with the SDC logo, as if he was an animal. The creators stated that they wanted the audience to feel sympathy for a character that should never normally receive it, and Adam's final moments make it clear that Jacques Schnee's corrupt business practices are somehow responsible for helping turn Adam into the monster he became.]]
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** [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Jacques Schnee]] is implied to be an abusive father when Weiss briefly mentions in Volume 1 that her upbringing was very difficult. She has a scar over her left eye which is from the prequel White Trailer, where she fought a giant knight to the death. Creator interviews and spin-off manga material reveal that this was a deliberate test set up by a controlling father to try and prevent her from going to Beacon Academy. He has issues with General Ironwood because his oldest daughter went to Atlas Academy and is one of the general's top military operatives -- but it means she has escaped his control; he has disinherited her and blames Ironwood. After the Battle of Beacon, he escorts Weiss back home to Atlas personally and manipulates her into singing at a charity benefit for Vale that is solely designed to improve his Dust company's PR in light of General Ironwood placing a global embargo on Dust trade; his plan is to use the fact his daughter fought on the front lines to improve that PR. When Weiss fights back against his controlling influence, he slaps her across the face and imprisons her indefinitely in the house, stripping her of her inheritance and giving it to his youngest child, Whitley. Although the Schnee Dust Company (SDC) was originally a globally respected brand for its quality and honour, Jacques' corrupt business practices have destroyed competition, suppressed worker wages and caused great hardship for the Faunus.

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** [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Jacques Schnee]] is implied to be an abusive father when Weiss briefly mentions in Volume 1 that her upbringing was very difficult. She later admits to Yang that on her tenth birthday, her father informed her mother that he only married her to take her father's company and the prestige of her name, and therefore has no interest in being either a husband or a father. His wife was so devastated she became an alcoholic, leaving his three children to be raised by him solely to provide whatever uses for his company that he can think of. Weiss has a scar over her left eye which is from the prequel White Trailer, where she fought a giant knight to the death. Creator interviews and spin-off manga material reveal that this was a deliberate test set up by a controlling father to try and prevent her from going to Beacon Academy. He has issues with General Ironwood because his oldest daughter went to Atlas Academy and is one of the general's top military operatives -- but it means she has escaped his control; he has disinherited her and blames Ironwood. After the Battle of Beacon, he escorts Weiss back home to Atlas personally and manipulates her into singing at a charity benefit for Vale that is solely designed to improve his Dust company's PR in light of General Ironwood placing a global embargo on Dust trade; his plan is to use the fact his daughter fought on the front lines to improve that PR. When Weiss fights back against his controlling influence, he slaps her across the face and imprisons her indefinitely in the house, stripping her of her inheritance and giving it to his youngest child, Whitley. Although the Schnee Dust Company (SDC) was originally a globally respected brand for its quality and honour, Jacques' corrupt business practices have destroyed competition, suppressed worker wages and caused great hardship for the Faunus.

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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' has several antagonistic characters and groups (Grimm, White Fang, Roman Torchwick, Cinder Fall, etc.). However, for one reason or another, most of them are difficult to be a target of audience hatred. That role is filled by Team CRDL, a group of despicable delinquents who antagonize many of the show's biggest [[TheWoobie Woobies]]. It's no coincidence that their leader, Cardin Winchester, is named after the Cardinal of Winchester, the man who oversaw the trial and execution of Joan of Arc (the name basis for [[ButtMonkey Jaune Arc]]).
** After Volume 3, the hate has been redirected to Jacques Schnee, Weiss' father. A controlling, greedy and abrasive old man, everything he does from [[CorruptCorporateExecutive how he runs SDC]] to [[AbusiveParents how he treats poor Weiss]] signals a figure who goes out of his way to be as despicable as possible.
** Adam Taurus is introduced in the original pre-show advertising trailers as someone who doesn't care if innocent humans die when he raids a train, leading to his partner-in-crime, Blake, abandoning him to start the show as one of the main protagonists. When he appears in the show, he doesn't even care about Faunus lives being lost in pursuit of his grand cause. His confrontation with Blake reveals that he's obsessed with possessing her, infuriated that she abandoned him; [[BastardBoyfriend determined]] to destroy everything she cares about, he blames her for [[DomesticAbuse forcing him to hurt her]]. He wants to [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist paint the world red]] with the blood of humans and enslave them; he'll even kill Faunus that get in his way. His scenes are never entertaining, being [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk designed]] to be brutal, twisted and violent; he possesses great charisma, but he uses it only to achieve his violent goals and recruit cannon fodder for his causes. Creator/RoosterTeeth has said that he's so awful, that even his actor Garrett Hunter gets creeped out by his lines.

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* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' has several antagonistic characters and groups (Grimm, White Fang, Roman Torchwick, Cinder Fall, etc.). However, for one reason or another, most of them are difficult to be a target of audience hatred. That role is filled by ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}''
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Team CRDL, CRDL are introduced as a group of despicable delinquents who antagonize many bullies picking on the [[LittleBitBeastly Faunus]], Velvet, for having rabbit ears. The leader of the show's biggest [[TheWoobie Woobies]]. It's no coincidence that their leader, team, Cardin Winchester, also bullies Jaune Arc, who is far behind the rest of the year group in terms of combat ability and is initially regarded as [[ButtMonkey something of a joke]] -- a role he despises and seeks to grow out of. Cardin's contact number is 1374-BEAUFORT. He is named after the historical Cardinal of Winchester, the man Henry Beaufort, who was born in approximately 1374. The cardinal's claim to fame is that he oversaw the trial and execution of Joan of Arc (the name basis Arc, who is the inspiration for [[ButtMonkey Jaune Arc]]).
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** After Volume 3, the hate has been redirected to Jacques Schnee, Weiss' father. A controlling, greedy and abrasive old man, everything he does from [[CorruptCorporateExecutive how he runs SDC]] to [[AbusiveParents how he treats poor Weiss]] signals a figure who goes out of his way Jacques Schnee]] is implied to be as despicable as possible.
an abusive father when Weiss briefly mentions in Volume 1 that her upbringing was very difficult. She has a scar over her left eye which is from the prequel White Trailer, where she fought a giant knight to the death. Creator interviews and spin-off manga material reveal that this was a deliberate test set up by a controlling father to try and prevent her from going to Beacon Academy. He has issues with General Ironwood because his oldest daughter went to Atlas Academy and is one of the general's top military operatives -- but it means she has escaped his control; he has disinherited her and blames Ironwood. After the Battle of Beacon, he escorts Weiss back home to Atlas personally and manipulates her into singing at a charity benefit for Vale that is solely designed to improve his Dust company's PR in light of General Ironwood placing a global embargo on Dust trade; his plan is to use the fact his daughter fought on the front lines to improve that PR. When Weiss fights back against his controlling influence, he slaps her across the face and imprisons her indefinitely in the house, stripping her of her inheritance and giving it to his youngest child, Whitley. Although the Schnee Dust Company (SDC) was originally a globally respected brand for its quality and honour, Jacques' corrupt business practices have destroyed competition, suppressed worker wages and caused great hardship for the Faunus.
** Adam Taurus is introduced in the original pre-show advertising trailers as someone who doesn't care if innocent humans die when he raids a train, leading to his partner-in-crime, Blake, abandoning him to start the show as one of the main protagonists. When he appears in the show, he doesn't even care about Faunus lives being lost in pursuit of his grand cause. His confrontation with Blake reveals that he's obsessed with possessing her, infuriated that she abandoned him; [[BastardBoyfriend determined]] to destroy everything she cares about, he blames her for [[DomesticAbuse forcing him to hurt her]]. He wants to [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist paint the world red]] with the blood of humans and enslave them; he'll even kill Faunus that get in his way. His scenes are never entertaining, being [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk designed]] to be brutal, twisted and violent; he possesses great charisma, but he uses it only to achieve his violent goals and recruit cannon fodder for his causes. Creator/RoosterTeeth has said that he's so awful, that even his actor Garrett Hunter gets creeped out by his lines. [[spoiler:During his final battle with Yang and Blake, he reveals the face he's been hiding behind a mask, a brand that has been burned over his left eye with the SDC logo, as if he was an animal. The creators stated that they wanted the audience to feel sympathy for a character that should never normally receive it, and Adam's final moments make it clear that Jacques Schnee's corrupt business practices are somehow responsible for helping turn Adam into the monster he became.]]
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* ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' features people using [[PoweredByAForsakenChild orphans as soul batteries]], people wanting to wipe the earth clean of all but the strongest of humanity using a wave of curses generated by the personification of all the worlds evils, and people emotionally and physically abusing their adoptive grandchildren for over a decade all to turn them into a weapon. Standing head and shoulders above them as a hate sink is Shinji Matou, who is simply so unpleasant on a personal level: A braggart, a smug figure, a BigBrotherBully and a lot more. You can't help but hate him. And that's before you learn in ''Heaven's Feel'' that [[spoiler:he's also a rapist whose primary victim is his sister Sakura]]. Hence, every time there's a spin-off featuring Shinji, they would make him despicable in any form.

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* ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' features people using [[PoweredByAForsakenChild orphans as soul batteries]], people wanting to wipe the earth clean of all but the strongest of humanity using a wave of curses generated by the personification of all the worlds evils, and people emotionally and physically abusing their adoptive grandchildren for over a decade all to turn them into a weapon. Standing head and shoulders above them as a hate sink is Shinji Matou, who is simply so unpleasant on a personal level: A braggart, a smug figure, a BigBrotherBully and a lot more. You can't help but hate him. And that's before you learn in ''Heaven's Feel'' that [[spoiler:he's also a rapist whose primary victim is who primarily targets his sister Sakura]].sister]]. Hence, every time there's a spin-off featuring Shinji, they would make him despicable in any form.
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* ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' features people using [[PoweredByAForsakenChild orphans as soul batteries]], people wanting to wipe the earth clean of all but the strongest of humanity using a wave of curses generated by the personification of all the worlds evils, and people emotionally and physically abusing their adoptive grandchildren for over a decade all to turn them into a weapon. Standing head and shoulders above them as a hate sink is Shinji Matou, who is simply so unpleasant on a personal level: A braggart, a smug figure, a BigBrotherBully and a lot more. You can't help but hate him. And that's before you learn [[spoiler:he's a rapist]]. Hence, every time there's a spin-off featuring Shinji, they would make him despicable in any form.
** Shinji's actions could be traced from his grandfather Zouken who only rears his head in the very last route. He's basically an abusive grandfather who not only approved [[spoiler:Shinji being a rapist]] for his own purposes but continually mentioned how much he sucked while committing all kinds of atrocities for the sake of his own needs of keeping his immortality. [[spoiler:Including inflicting the one Shinji bullied, Sakura, with sexual violations via his own magic worms a lot of times, making her a broken shell of a girl.]] While Shinji being continually told that he sucked could be an excuse for his actions, and Zouken does have his own purpose in keeping his immortality, these excuses weren't enough to cleanse that you're supposed to hate them.
** In the spin-off series ''LightNovel/FateApocrypha'', Celenike Icecolle Yggdmillenia is that one character designed to be hated by a lot and it actually shows: She's pretty much a token {{Sadist}} Master who delights in torturing whoever she comes across and loves taking the noble qualities of a Servant and then violating said nobleness; and in comparison of her other Yggdmillenia clan members, she's the only one who really doesn't have redeeming qualities. And unlike the aforementioned Matou family members, [[FlatCharacter Celenike has no other traits or even reasons on why she does things.]] She also likes to make ''really'' unpleasant faces when she's angry if things don't go her way, just to hammer down that you really want her off the screen whenever she makes an appearance...

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* ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' features people using [[PoweredByAForsakenChild orphans as soul batteries]], people wanting to wipe the earth clean of all but the strongest of humanity using a wave of curses generated by the personification of all the worlds evils, and people emotionally and physically abusing their adoptive grandchildren for over a decade all to turn them into a weapon. Standing head and shoulders above them as a hate sink is Shinji Matou, who is simply so unpleasant on a personal level: A braggart, a smug figure, a BigBrotherBully and a lot more. You can't help but hate him. And that's before you learn in ''Heaven's Feel'' that [[spoiler:he's also a rapist]].rapist whose primary victim is his sister Sakura]]. Hence, every time there's a spin-off featuring Shinji, they would make him despicable in any form.
** Shinji's actions could be traced from his grandfather Zouken who only rears his head in the very last route. He's basically an abusive grandfather who not only approved [[spoiler:Shinji being a rapist]] for his own purposes but continually mentioned how much he sucked while committing all kinds of atrocities for the sake of his own needs of keeping his immortality. [[spoiler:Including inflicting the one Shinji bullied, Sakura, with sexual violations via his own magic worms a lot of times, making her a broken shell of a girl.]] While Shinji being continually told that he sucked could be an excuse for his actions, and Zouken does have his own purpose in keeping his immortality, these excuses weren't aren't enough to cleanse that you're supposed to hate them.
** In the spin-off series ''LightNovel/FateApocrypha'', Celenike Icecolle Yggdmillenia is that one character designed to be hated by a lot and it actually shows: She's pretty much a token {{Sadist}} Master who delights in torturing whoever she comes across and loves taking the noble qualities of a Servant and then violating said nobleness; and in comparison of to her other Yggdmillenia clan members, she's the only one who really doesn't have any redeeming qualities. And unlike the aforementioned Matou family members, [[FlatCharacter Celenike has no other traits or even reasons on why she does things.]] She also likes to make ''really'' unpleasant faces when she's angry if things don't go her way, just to hammer down that you really want her off the screen whenever she makes an appearance...
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* ''Webcomic/SurvivorFanCharacters'': The creator explained in his notes for Season 9 that he wrote the season's main villain to be this; he wanted her to be so reprehensible with zero redeeming qualities that readers, instead of finding her [[EvilIsCool cool]] or [[LoveToHate entertaining to hate]] like they did with many of the series' previous villains, would just plain '''hate''' her and find her eventual epic downfall to be all the more cathartic.

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* ''Webcomic/SurvivorFanCharacters'': The creator explained in his notes for Season 9 that he wrote the season's main villain villain, [[spoiler:Prescilla/Bonnie]], to be this; he wanted her to be so reprehensible with zero redeeming qualities that readers, instead of finding her [[EvilIsCool cool]] or [[LoveToHate entertaining to hate]] like they did with many of the series' previous villains, would just plain '''hate''' her and find her eventual epic downfall to be all the more cathartic.

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* Ricky Collins in ''WebVideo/TheLizzieBennetDiaries'' frequently compliments Lizzie and Charlotte but does so in an arrogant and obnoxious way. He tries to give advice but underestimates their accomplishments and knowledge, bashes Lizzie's blog, boasts of himself, tries to make himself look important and only speaks/cares about business.

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* Pick ''any'' major villain from ''Literature/TheKindnessOfDevils'' who isn't Thomas Nero, Krampus, or Lucifer or his followers; they're gonna end up here. [[Literature/GirlsOnFilm Rich Jacobs]] runs a SnuffFilm organization [[spoiler:and later assists Nyarlathotep in attempting to slaughter the whole world]]; [[Literature/NightsInLonesomeArkham Nyarlathotep]] tortures and/or murders thousands and tries to eradicate the whole world; [[Literature/NoneTooHoly the Pijavica]] raped her son repeatedly and tried to massacre an orphanage; [[Literature/UnderTheColdMoon Siegfried Gunmarsohn and his daughter Sieglinde Nomura]] murdered hundreds of thousands over dozens of years, and the former [[spoiler:tried to freeze the whole world with Ithaqua's assistance]]; [[Literature/InTheCastleOfTheNight Count Nicolai Gabriel von Krolock]] committed dozens of atrocities around the world and had tourists lured to his castle so they could be murdered and turned into Pricolici wolves.
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Ricky Collins in ''WebVideo/TheLizzieBennetDiaries'' frequently compliments Lizzie and Charlotte but does so in an arrogant and obnoxious way. He tries to give advice but underestimates their accomplishments and knowledge, bashes Lizzie's blog, boasts of himself, tries to make himself look important and only speaks/cares about business.



* The TerribleTrio of the [[TeensAreMonsters teenage girls]] Sophia, Emma, and Madison serve as this in the web serial ''{{Literature/Worm}}''. They cause protagonist Taylor Hebert's [[StartOfDarkness trigger event]] when they locked her in a locker filled with [[{{Squick}} weeks-old used tampons, bugs, and her own vomit]] as part of their ongoing bullying campaign against her. The three [[KarmaHoudini avoid retaliation]] due to an inept school system, [[spoiler:the fact that Sophia was protected by her status as a Ward]], and Taylor's [[WellThisIsNotThatTrope refusal]] to go on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge with her new powers. While they are definitely not as atrocious as some of the [[CardCarryingVillain actual villains]] and [[EldritchAbomination inhuman monsters]] in the story, the hatred from fans comes from the [[EvilIsPetty nature of their antagonism]] and Tattletale's later reveal that she [[spoiler:recruited Taylor in large part because her powers told her that Taylor was on the verge of suicide]].
** Emma Barnes was once Taylor's [[EvilFormerFriend best friend]]. She uses the FreudianExcuse of trying to make Taylor "strong", and suffers [[VillainousBreakdown an emotional breakdown]] after Taylor's identity as the villainous Skitter is revealed. She eventually [[spoiler:becomes [[DroppedABridgeOnHim just another civilian casualty of Gold Morning]]]].
** Sophia Hess [[spoiler:aka: the probational Hero "Shadow Stalker]] is a SocialDarwinist in order to justify [[spoiler:her father's senseless death, her subsequent trigger event, and her sadistic approach to "heroism"]]. She loses the protection of [[spoiler:the PRT after Regent takes revenge on an (unaware) Taylor's behalf by [[PeoplePuppets taking control of Sophia's body]] and forcing her to fight her allies, ruin her own reputation, and almost commit suicide, [[ForcedToWatch all while she watches helplessly from inside her own head]]. She is eventually sent off with a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech from Imp towards the end of the series]].
** Madison is given no backstory for why she participated in the trio's actions, and eventually [[spoiler:[[SubertedTrope subverts this trope]] in the sequel series ''Literature/{{Ward}}'' by showing horror at what she did and becoming TheAtoner for the part she played in creating [[TheDreaded Khepri]]]].
* Rast, Douglas, and Seamus from ''Literature/TailsOfFame'' were all clearly written to be loathsome characters. Seamus is a disgusting, racist, obnoxious PigMan who intentionally tries to annoy and gross out everyone around him. Douglas is a very smug, overconfident SharkMan who thinks he's better than everyone else and talks to everyone in a condescending tone. Rast is a BitchInSheepsClothing whose relationships with everyone is completely hollow, and he constantly keeps trying to justify his actions by saying that he just wants to be happy and wants to be famous. Various characters call these three villains out on their behavior ''several times''.


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* ''Literature/TailsOfTheBountyHunter'' has [[TheEvilGenius Dr. Vogar Oblingor]] and [[TheBrute Gobor Grizzer]]. The former is a SmugSnake of a MadScientist who views everyone as nothing but simple-minded dilettantes or puppets, and he desires to turn anthros into mindless [[SuperSoldier Super Soldiers]] he can use to terrorize the public. The latter is a DirtyCop who uses his authority to rape innocent civilians and commit acts of terrorism. [[spoiler:Raping the main character after forcing him to devour ''his feces'', followed by setting off a chemical weapon at a basketball stadium]], pretty much cemented him as being one of the most deplorable characters in the story.
* ''{{Literature/Worm}}'':
** The TerribleTrio of the [[TeensAreMonsters teenage girls]] Sophia, Emma, and Madison. They cause protagonist Taylor Hebert's [[StartOfDarkness trigger event]] when they locked her in a locker filled with [[{{Squick}} weeks-old used tampons, bugs, and her own vomit]] as part of their ongoing bullying campaign against her. The three [[KarmaHoudini avoid retaliation]] due to an inept school system, [[spoiler:the fact that Sophia was protected by her status as a Ward]], and Taylor's [[WellThisIsNotThatTrope refusal]] to go on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge with her new powers. While they are definitely not as atrocious as some of the [[CardCarryingVillain actual villains]] and [[EldritchAbomination inhuman monsters]] in the story, the hatred from fans comes from the [[EvilIsPetty nature of their antagonism]] and Tattletale's later reveal that she [[spoiler:recruited Taylor in large part because her powers told her that Taylor was on the verge of suicide]].
** Emma Barnes was once Taylor's [[EvilFormerFriend best friend]]. She uses the FreudianExcuse of trying to make Taylor "strong", and suffers [[VillainousBreakdown an emotional breakdown]] after Taylor's identity as the villainous Skitter is revealed. She eventually [[spoiler:becomes [[DroppedABridgeOnHim just another civilian casualty of Gold Morning]]]].
** Sophia Hess [[spoiler:aka: the probational Hero "Shadow Stalker]] is a SocialDarwinist in order to justify [[spoiler:her father's senseless death, her subsequent trigger event, and her sadistic approach to "heroism"]]. She loses the protection of [[spoiler:the PRT after Regent takes revenge on an (unaware) Taylor's behalf by [[PeoplePuppets taking control of Sophia's body]] and forcing her to fight her allies, ruin her own reputation, and almost commit suicide, [[ForcedToWatch all while she watches helplessly from inside her own head]]. She is eventually sent off with a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech from Imp towards the end of the series]].
** Madison is given no backstory for why she participated in the trio's actions, and eventually [[spoiler:[[SubertedTrope subverts this trope]] in the sequel series ''Literature/{{Ward}}'' by showing horror at what she did and becoming TheAtoner for the part she played in creating [[TheDreaded Khepri]]]].
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* Following the soft-reboot of ''ComicStrip/JudgeParker'' when Francesco Marciuliano took over from Woody Wilson, Godiva Danube, previously written as a successful actress and philanthropist, turned into this. First we were told that she was ''entirely responsible'' for the total disaster that was Neddy's clothing factory, even though all she did was sign the cheques and not question Neddy's poor decisions. Then she demanded Neddy become her assistant on her new film and got stroppy when Neddy turned her down. Then she got murdered by, it turned out, her drug dealer boyfriend, with the film she wanted Neddy to get involved in being a cover for drug smuggling. ''Even after she was dead'', no character has been able to talk about her without mentioning how demanding she was, how bad an actress she was, or both.
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* ''Franchise/EvilliousChronicles'':
** Kaspar Blankenheim, a one-off character from the Sloth arc of the SevenDeadlySins series. Whereas most villains in the series ([[CrapsackWorld and there are a LOT of villains in this series...]]) are either tragic/sympathetic, likable enough that you can actually find ''something'' enjoyable about them or some combination of the two, Kaspar is entirely unpleasant. He's greedy, self-centered, viewed his own wife, Margarita, as both [[TrophyWife a status symbol]] and [[GoldDigger a meal-ticket]] and on top of that ''[[YourCheatingHeart openly cheats on her]]'' without caring about her feelings on the matter. Needless to say, you ''won't'' feel sympathy for him when [[MasterPoisoner Margarita]] kills him.
** Similarly, Scherzer from the one-off manga taking place during the Greed arc. He's a hedonist, a misogynist, a serial kidnapper ''and'' a rapist who freely states that he loves seeing the women he kidnaps lose all hope. Once again, you'll feel no pity for him when he dies.
%%** Seth Twiright, unlike almost every other character in the series, is completely unpitiable. He has no tragic backstory justifying his actions. In fact, he is the cause of every event that occurs over the course of the series. [[spoiler:In fact, since he becomes the demon of Wrath, he plays a direct role in every event that occurs in the series after his mortal death, by allowing the person possessed by another demon to be killed/stopped and furthering the story along.]]

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* Myth/ClassicalMythology has examples that are more ValuesDissonance cases (i.e., characters they ''expect'' you to hate but aren't hateworthy by modern standards), but there are still a few who qualify by our standards as well. For instance:
** [[BloodKnight Ares]] was essentially WarIsHell personified, viewed by the Greeks as bloodthirsty, petty, cruel and often [[SoreLoser downright whiny]]. He was violent and barbaric, finding no greater joy than destroying his foes in battle and extremely arrogant, having no strategizing skills whilst still expecting to win the war himself. The other gods detested Ares, with his mother Hera being embarrassed by him, his father Zeus giving him a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech after refusing to heal his wounds, his lover Aphrodite only liking him for his looks and fellow war god Athena one-upping him at every turn. The Greeks themselves viewed Ares as a stupid, violent thug with no redeeming qualities beyond his [[PetTheDog fondness for his mother and daughters]], and no Greek city wanted him to be their patron deity.

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* Many of the lower-level Wrestling/{{WWE}} heels aren't really all that vile, but they are annoying and "[[StrawLoser uncool]]". Quite a few of them are also supposed to be hated simply because they are [[ForeignWrestlingHeel Evil Foreigners]], [[UnintentionalPeriodPiece hail from a country the United States is having difficulty getting along with at the moment]], or at least advocate political positions that seem "un-American." Heels who aren't very evil from the beginning will [[KickTheDog quickly do something mean]] so the audience has an excuse to hate them.
* A notable exception to the above was the late 1991 heel turn of Jake "The Snake" Roberts. In the space of three months, Roberts betrayed The Ultimate Warrior to his nemesis The Undertaker, broke up the wedding of Randy Savage and Elizabeth by putting a live snake in a gift box, DDT'ing and ambushing a revenge-seeking Savage on multiple occasions, including one extremely memorable instance where "The Snake" caused a live cobra to bite "The Macho Man" on national television, slapped Elizabeth across the face, as well as nearly hitting Savage and Elizabeth with a steel chair from behind a curtain. The last act was so despicable it caused Roberts' former accomplice Undertaker to have a face turn, foil his plan and oppose Roberts, causing "The Snake" to retaliate by locking "The Deadman"'s hand in a casket, rendering him helpless to an onslaught of chair shots by the vengeful Jake. Through this marathon of heinousness, "The Snake" became easily the most despised man in professional wrestling, receiving death threats constantly.
* Despite his official billing as a {{tecnico}}, Wrestling/{{CMLL}}'s fans spewed much vitriol towards Perro Aguayo Jr. for being a ReplacementScrappy to his father. CMLL would "correct" this response by having Aguayo Jr. defeat [[DracoInLeatherPants popular rudos]] such as Dr. Wagner Jr. and Rey Bucanero, leading up to a title match with [[GoodVersusGood a tecnico people actually liked]], Atlantis, which was a BreakTheHaughty moment for Aguayo when he lost, which led to him [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap legitimately getting over.]]
* Another CMLL tecnico fans despised was Rush, whom CMLL only continued to [[CharacterAlignment officially designate]] as a tecnico at Rush's own insistence. Rather than try to "correct" the response, though, CMLL would do all in its power to make Rush hated, making him a TokenEvilTeammate to Maximo Sexy, La Sombra, La Mascara and such.
* The heel run of Wrestling/MichaelCole from 2010 to 2012. Cole deliberately played the role of an egotistical commentator who worshipped Wrestling/TheMiz, shilled for other top heels, constantly berated babyfaces and even neutral characters like referees, and even mocked the fans themselves. He was made to be a rare wrestling personality who was truly hateable in an era where it is increasingly rare for people to boo heels.
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* Inspector Javert is the main antagonist of ''Theatre/LesMiserables'', but while he does make life miserable for Valjean, he's just trying to do his job and arrest Valjean, whom he believes to be a dangerous criminal (and ''technically'' he's right, as Valjean ''is'' a bail-jumper); when Javert realizes that Valjean is really a good person through and through, it turns his world upside down (he's always thought of criminals as irredeemable monsters, so Valjean is a walking LogicBomb like that). So who can the audience hate? The Thenardiers, the cowardly comic relief thieves who abuse Cosette, loot bodies during the rebellion, and try to attack Valjean's house, which prompts Valjean to make plans for him and Cosette to flee the city (he thought that the attack was led by Javert).
** Ironically, despite being the only truly morally bankrupt characters in the show, the Thenardiers are probably among the ''best''-liked in the cast; they have the only truly funny songs in the work ("Master of the House" and "Beggar at the Feast"), and as such are the only source of levity in the musical otherwise.
* Judge Turpin in ''Theatre/SweeneyToddTheDemonBarberOfFleetStreet'', a HangingJudge pedophile who sends an innocent man to prison on the other side of the world, [[RapeIsASpecialKindOfEvil rapes his wife]] and drives her to suicide, then [[WifeHusbandry adopts their daughter precisely so that he can groom her]] into becoming a ReplacementGoldfish. His sidekick Beadle Bamford is also a constant and dedicated [[KickTheDog doggy-kicker.]] The audience needs to be comfortable rooting for a SerialKiller, and these two provide ample reason to do just that.
** The movie version makes both of these guys even ''more'' despicable by having them sentence a little boy to death, both later questioning whether he was even guilty.
* Mary from ''Theatre/TheChildrensHour'' is only a little girl but [[EnfantTerrible what a terrible little girl]] she is. She spreads MaliciousSlander about her school teachers about how they're in a lesbian affair. Considering the time period this takes place in, this ends very badly. On top of that, she blackmails one of her classmates, physically harms said classmate, acts like a SpoiledBrat and is constantly lying. [[spoiler:Mary [[KarmaHoudini never even]] gets her just desserts for ruining her teacher's lives.]]
* ''Theatre/{{Hamilton}}'' is, at its core, a WhiteAndGreyMorality tale about the Founding Fathers of the United States. Though they often squabble with one another, each one honestly believes he's doing what's right for the new nation, and as some of the most respected figures in human history, they're almost impossible to hate. Thus, the truly despicable members of the cast are the bit characters. You can hate Charles Lee for being a cowardly GeneralFailure whose ineptitude leads to four-digit casualties at the battle of Monmouth. You can hate James Reynolds for being a DomesticAbuser and {{blackmail}}er who plays a major role in ruining Hamilton's reputation out of sheer greed. And you can ''definitely'' hate George Eacker for killing Hamilton's son in a duel... [[DirtyCoward by shooting him in the back on "seven."]]
* ''Music/JesusChristSuperstar'' has King Herod. While Jesus' other accusers - Judas Iscariot, Caiaphas, Annas, and Pontius Pilate - are hardly good people for [[BiblicalBadGuy obvious reasons]], each has at least one semi-altruistic reason for opposing Him. Herod, who is only really in one scene, by contrast just wants to protect his power and [[TheHedonist copious amounts of stuff]], and spends most of his stage-time gleefully taunting Jesus, who is unwilling to fight back, before declaring Him a phony and shipping Him off to be executed. Much like the Thenardiers, however, Herod's [[EvilIsHammy scenery-chomping]] VillainSong is one of the few funny things in the show.
* In ''Theatre/JekyllAndHyde'', the Bishop, Gwenny, and Simon Stride have little to no redeeming qualities and mainly exist to oppose Jekyll, showcase London's hypocrisy, and let the viewers root for Hyde briefly. The Spider is an even bigger case, as he has no redeeming qualities and gets off scot-free for his mistreatment of Lucy.
** In earlier versions, Stride was even worse because he essentially had Spider's role, with the added uncomfortableness of explicitly being a pimp (and Lucy and her fellow bar girls his prostitutes, which was glossed over in the final version).
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* ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight'' features people using [[PoweredByAForsakenChild orphans as soul batteries]], people wanting to wipe the earth clean of all but the strongest of humanity using a wave of curses generated by the personification of all the worlds evils, and people emotionally and physically abusing their adoptive grandchildren for over a decade all to turn them into a weapon. Standing head and shoulders above them as a hate sink is Shinji Matou, who is simply so unpleasant on a personal level: A braggart, a smug figure, a BigBrotherBully and a lot more. You can't help but hate him. And that's before you learn [[spoiler:he's a rapist]]. Hence, every time there's a spin-off featuring Shinji, they would make him despicable in any form.
** Shinji's actions could be traced from his grandfather Zouken who only rears his head in the very last route. He's basically an abusive grandfather who not only approved [[spoiler:Shinji being a rapist]] for his own purposes but continually mentioned how much he sucked while committing all kinds of atrocities for the sake of his own needs of keeping his immortality. [[spoiler:Including inflicting the one Shinji bullied, Sakura, with sexual violations via his own magic worms a lot of times, making her a broken shell of a girl.]] While Shinji being continually told that he sucked could be an excuse for his actions, and Zouken does have his own purpose in keeping his immortality, these excuses weren't enough to cleanse that you're supposed to hate them.
** In the spin-off series ''LightNovel/FateApocrypha'', Celenike Icecolle Yggdmillenia is that one character designed to be hated by a lot and it actually shows: She's pretty much a token {{Sadist}} Master who delights in torturing whoever she comes across and loves taking the noble qualities of a Servant and then violating said nobleness; and in comparison of her other Yggdmillenia clan members, she's the only one who really doesn't have redeeming qualities. And unlike the aforementioned Matou family members, [[FlatCharacter Celenike has no other traits or even reasons on why she does things.]] She also likes to make ''really'' unpleasant faces when she's angry if things don't go her way, just to hammer down that you really want her off the screen whenever she makes an appearance...
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* ''WebAnimation/CampCamp'' is a SadistShow with characters that can range from being jerks to simply being apathetic to everything around them. For instance, while Max is cynical and often has a downright nasty demeanor, it is explained that he is like this because his parents hardly want anything to do with him. The one character that stands out as being especially selfish and amoral would be [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Cameron Campbell]] who was heavily implied to have committed morally reprehensible actions offscreen and creates Camp Campbell as a front for his criminal activities. Campbell has no qualms with putting others' lives in danger for his own benefit such as using Space Kid as a HumanShield in his first appearance, and in season 3, Campbell tries to frame David for coming up with the plan even though David was only eight years old at the time. He is also indirectly responsible for Jasper's death and contemplated killing David when it seemed as though Jasper fell to his death.
* ''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' has several antagonistic characters and groups (Grimm, White Fang, Roman Torchwick, Cinder Fall, etc.). However, for one reason or another, most of them are difficult to be a target of audience hatred. That role is filled by Team CRDL, a group of despicable delinquents who antagonize many of the show's biggest [[TheWoobie Woobies]]. It's no coincidence that their leader, Cardin Winchester, is named after the Cardinal of Winchester, the man who oversaw the trial and execution of Joan of Arc (the name basis for [[ButtMonkey Jaune Arc]]).
** After Volume 3, the hate has been redirected to Jacques Schnee, Weiss' father. A controlling, greedy and abrasive old man, everything he does from [[CorruptCorporateExecutive how he runs SDC]] to [[AbusiveParents how he treats poor Weiss]] signals a figure who goes out of his way to be as despicable as possible.
** Adam Taurus is introduced in the original pre-show advertising trailers as someone who doesn't care if innocent humans die when he raids a train, leading to his partner-in-crime, Blake, abandoning him to start the show as one of the main protagonists. When he appears in the show, he doesn't even care about Faunus lives being lost in pursuit of his grand cause. His confrontation with Blake reveals that he's obsessed with possessing her, infuriated that she abandoned him; [[BastardBoyfriend determined]] to destroy everything she cares about, he blames her for [[DomesticAbuse forcing him to hurt her]]. He wants to [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist paint the world red]] with the blood of humans and enslave them; he'll even kill Faunus that get in his way. His scenes are never entertaining, being [[JerkWithAHeartOfJerk designed]] to be brutal, twisted and violent; he possesses great charisma, but he uses it only to achieve his violent goals and recruit cannon fodder for his causes. Creator/RoosterTeeth has said that he's so awful, that even his actor Garrett Hunter gets creeped out by his lines.
* While most of the villains in ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' are either too [[IneffectualSympatheticVillain entertaining]] or too [[EvilIsCool badass]] to genuinely hate, the Chorus trilogy introduces [[spoiler:Felix]]. Although he at first seems to be a LoveableRogue JerkWithAHeartOfGold, he gleefully shows his TrueColors halfway through season 12 when it's revealed he's actually been [[ManipulativeBastard manipulating the Reds and Blues]] into perpetuating a civil war with the goal of killing everyone on both sides. In a show which has its share of {{Jerkass}}es, [[spoiler:Felix]] is the only character whose sociopathy is ''not'' PlayedForLaughs, and is hated by the fans possibly even more than [[BigBad the guy who's actually paying him]] to commit his atrocities.
* ''WebAnimation/TurnaboutStorm'' has AssholeVictim Ace Swift. All three of the work's actual antagonists (Trixie, Gilda, and Sonata) are [[JerkassWoobie jerkass woobies]]. As all of the characters in the actual case are at least somewhat sympathetic, he seems to have been made to be as unlikable as possible just so the audience can have someone to hate. His only other purposes are being the victim for the case (of course) and kickstarting all the events of the story. It turns out, that [[spoiler: there actually was no murder and he got himself killed while trying to murder his accomplice after she tried to leave him and opt out of their business of blackmailing athletes so he could win]].
* Every single main character of a Website/GoAnimate grounded video is intended to be this, as the intention is to have the character act up, destroy property or kill people, or just be rude to someone so much that you'll be happy to see them get grounded grounded grounded grounded by the video's end. It's worth pointing in this case, however, that this sometimes doesn't work and the opposite happens, with the intended Hate Sink being UnintentionallySympathetic while the other characters become Hate Sinks themselves. This is especially noticeable in the typical character dynamic between WesternAnimation/{{Caillou}} and his dad [[FanNickname Boris]], the latter of whom has more qualities of this trope than the intended Hate Sink Caillou. Boris's typical portrayal is that of a borderline AxCrazy [[AbusiveParents abusive dad]] who grounds, punishes or even murders Caillou at the slightest provocation without getting in trouble for it himself. Because of this, videos depicting Boris getting his comeuppance for his actions have become very common.
* ''WebAnimation/TheresAManInTheWoods'' has Sid, the BrattyHalfPint who started a lie that got an innocent teacher fired for an extremely petty reason; Sid's mother, who believes his lie without question despite [[ParentalNeglect being neglectful of him]] otherwise and demands that the school do everything about it; and the people in charge of the school, who refuse to investigate Sid's claims, [[NeverMyFault lazily shift all the blame on the teacher and fire him in an attempt to avoid any blame themselves]]. This serves to make the teacher more sympathetic, even as he descends into alcoholism and drug abuse and then [[spoiler:implicitly prepares to murder Sid in revenge]].
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* Ace debuts in the ''Webcomic/{{Katamari}}'' comic's first arc when the King of All Cosmos brings him in as 'extra insurance' against the [=UFOs=], and quickly establishes himself as TheRival. Once he proves himself more interested in ensuring the Prince ''fails'' than making sure anything gets saved -- including [[spoiler:Daisy, his own cousin]] -- it's all downhill from there. Actively resisting any sort of character development, he's so self-absorbed and [[BelievingTheirOwnLies caught up in his own delusions]] that it's difficult to sympathize with him at all.
* While ''{{Webcomic/Drowtales}}'' officially has no BigBad, Snadhya'rune Vel'Sharen is the closest fit with most of the strife in the story resulting from her machinations. Despite this, she's largely a behind-the-scenes player who keeps up a friendly veneer in public and can seem downright reasonable until she finally starts letting her MaskOfSanity slip in a later story arc. Kalki [[spoiler:her daughter]], on the other hand, is openly antagonistic from the moment she's introduced, and one of the first things she does on panel is [[http://www.drowtales.com/mainarchive.php?sid=4295 kill one of the more sympathetic characters with a dirty trick]] in front of his mother and entire family. And that's not even touching on her later actions, which include stabbing her sister's hand into the table to make her stay, chopping off her arm seconds later and going for a thrill kill against some unfortunate guests in the middle of her own home being attacked by actual invaders, which establish her as firmly AxCrazy compared to Snadhya'rune's refined manipulations. [[spoiler:Ironically enough, the two of them switch roles in the end when Snadhya murdered Kalki in cold blood after growing weary of her behavior. AlasPoorVillain indeed.]]
* ''{{Webcomic/Homestuck}}'':
** Act 6 introduces Cronus Ampora, Eridan's creepy Dancestor. Cronus is a crass {{Jerkass}} who makes a number of unwanted advances on Mituna and the AuthorAvatar refers to him as the worst character in Homestuck. Unlike many of the comic's villains and even the other Amporas, Cronus never kills anyone in canon and even fights the BigBad in the end, but he's written to be a more realistic asshole and creep than the rest of the cast and is never given any real positive or [[EvilIsCool cool]] traits.
** On the subject of Dancestors, we have Karkat's Dancestor, Kankri Vantas. A parody of [[PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad extremist social justice warriors]], Kankri is depicted as a condescending, self-righteous {{hypocrite}} with a holier-than-thou attitude, who is prone to going on [[MotorMouth long-winded rambles]] about how [[MoralGuardians literally everything in the world is potentially offensive]] and [[TraumaButton "triggering"]] (and [[YouKeepUsingThatWord flinging the word "trigger" around]] so much it's practically his CatchPhrase whilst simultaneously having the gall to claim that he doesn't take triggers lightly). In-universe, only about three other characters can stand to be around him and [[TeamMom one of those characters]] spends most of [[OnlySaneWoman her]] time calling him out on his crap, not that he ever listens--in fact, he tends to dismiss her concerns altogether.
** Later in Act 6, [[spoiler:Aranea puts on a show of being nice and courteous, but is actually a GloryHound KnightTemplar who thinks that she's the only one who can stop [[BigBad Lord English]] because she's smarter than everyone else. Of course, she isn't; her plan spectacularly backfires and causes everything to go wrong for almost everyone. Roxy chews her out for her [[SmugSnake smug]] attitude and behavior, Dirk briefly [[YourSoulIsMine rips out her soul]], and the Condesce strangles and kills her.]]
** The ultimate BigBad of the series, Lord English, doesn't have much character to speak of beyond being an AxCrazy invincible doomsday villain, so he doesn't qualify as much...as an adult. His ''younger'' self, Caliborn, on the other hand, is ''definitely'' this. He's a spiteful, obnoxious, misogynistic bully who loves messing with people (especially his own sister) for fun. He [[spoiler:has his sister ''assassinated'' and laughs about it]] and later guns down [[MonsterClown Gamzee]], who was later revealed to [[spoiler:have once been his ''foster parent'']]. One of his cruelest points would definitely be when he taunted [[TheHero Jane]] while she was [[DespairEventHorizon at her lowest]], mocking her about the alleged death/torture of her father and calling her fat for no other reason than to make her more miserable than she already was. Seeing him get beaten up by John later in the story is ''very'' satisfying indeed.
* No other character officially introduced in ''Webcomic/{{Sakana}}'' stays truer to this role than [[spoiler:Arata Tasaki, Yuudai's abusive ex. His first appearance alone has him show up to Yuudai's workplace unannounced after one misaimed drunken text and acting insulting and manipulative not only to Yuudai himself but to Jiro as well. It gets [[SarcasmMode even better]] when he runs into Yuudai again after work...]]
* The Duquesnes from ''Webcomic/NineteenNinetySomething'', but most especially AlphaBitch Lindsay and her {{Jerkass}} brother Kevin.
* When Amber's father is introduced in ''Webcomic/{{Shortpacked}},'' we only know of what a complete asshole he was through Amber at his funeral. In ''Webcomic/DumbingOfAge,'' you'll want to punch the screen every time he appears and demonstrates his mastery of [[AbusiveParents parental abuse]] (lampshaded by the author, who mentions that saying he also parks in handicapped spaces would make him cartoonishly evil).
* Garry the dragonfly from ''Webcomic/{{Comc}}'' is rude (including referring to everyone as "shitheads"), obnoxious, egocentric and hypocritical, specifically designed to be hated.
* [[CountryMatters Cuntons]] of ''Webcomic/VeganArtbook''—who's intended as a [[TakeThat jab]] at someone whom the author hates—is portrayed as a raging JerkAss, kills animals ForTheEvulz, is drawn much [[{{Gonk}} uglier]] than the rest of the cast. As if her name didn't tip you off. Despite all that, she is still considered an EnsembleDarkhorse among non-extreme vegan readers.
* Daimyo Kubota from ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'' is a SmugSnake and FillerVillain who possesses none of the [[LaughablyEvil entertaining]], [[MagnificentBastard impressive]], [[WellIntentionedExtremist sympathetic]] or [[PetTheDog redeeming]] qualities of the comic's [[BigBadEnsemble sundry Big Bads]] and {{Arc Villain}}s. He's a scheming aristocrat who cares only about getting himself into power, thinks taking Azure City back from [[BigBad Xykon]] [[UnderestimatingBadassery will be a trivial matter]], repeatedly tries to assassinate [[ReasonableAuthorityFigure Hinjo]] to take Azure City's throne, sees no value in commoners, tries to have a pregnant woman assassinated to give himself a political edge, and murders his [[TheDragon Dragon]] Therkla when she tries to convince him to simply defect from Hinjo and form his own kingdom somewhere else instead of usurping Azure City. Once captured by Elan, he spends a few moments [[EvilGloating gloating]] about how he'll manipulate the situation to be a KarmaHoudini, [[spoiler:then is effortlessly vaporized by Vaarsuvius, who doesn't even know his name and just assumes he's a villain interfering with the main plot because Elan has captured him]].
* Mookie, creator of ''Webcomic/DominicDeegan'', really, really likes this trope. Just a few examples include [[JerkJock Brett Taggerty]], [[CorruptCorporateExecutive Serk Brakkis]], [[SlutShaming Amelia Sturtz]] and [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain Warlord Damaske]] all who have virtually no redeeming qualities between them and are very much meant to be loathed.
* ''Webcomic/{{Polandball}}'' has [=ISISBall=], perhaps the only character with no redeeming qualities whatsoever. Literally, everyone on Earth hates it— even the group of people it believes it is fighting for. Even North Korea gets a certain amount of pity from some nations, but ISIS gets no sympathy.
* In ''Webcomic/YumisCells'', Yumi's younger co-worker Ruby is a shallow, selfish girl, and quite willing to spite Yumi in her quest to steal Wook. After TheReveal that he's gay (which Ruby doesn't know about), this becomes somewhat more amusing but she still inspires quite a bit of reader vitriol.
* ''Webcomic/SurvivorFanCharacters'': The creator explained in his notes for Season 9 that he wrote the season's main villain to be this; he wanted her to be so reprehensible with zero redeeming qualities that readers, instead of finding her [[EvilIsCool cool]] or [[LoveToHate entertaining to hate]] like they did with many of the series' previous villains, would just plain '''hate''' her and find her eventual epic downfall to be all the more cathartic.
* ''WebComic/StandStillStaySilent'': The JustBeforeTheEnd part of the prologue is a HyperlinkStory happening during the worldwide outbreak of a particularly virulent disease. The portion focusing on Denmark is about two JerkWithAHeartOfGold people meeting for the first time when sudden travel restrictions mean that the ferry they are riding is not making its return trip from Bornholm island. The news causes businessman Michael Madsen, who was on the boat to take his cat to his sister's farm before an important meeting, to threaten all the boat's waiters with a FrivolousLawsuit if they don't make the boat turn back. Waitress Signe Sorensen gives him a well-deserved chewing out that goes well beyond the acceptable behavior of a waitress towards a customer but later comes to cheer him up when his MeanBoss fires him over the phone. The MeanBoss in question had been earlier shown treating Michael going out of his way to bring his cat to his sister's place rather than just dumping it in a cat hotel as SkewedPriorities and threatening to fire him if he wasn't back in mainland Denmark by the next day, which makes him much easier to hate than either Michael or Signe.
* ''Webcomic/GuildedAge'': Everything Payet does is calculated to make the reader hate him.
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* Duke Crabtree from ''[[Creator/{{Zapdramatic}} Ambition]]'' was clearly ''supposed'' to be this, with being a SmugSnake cop with a whiny, nasally voice, along with the player being given the option to insult and even punch him [[spoiler: along with the fact that it turns out that he was EvilAllAlong]]. It backfired, though, when he became [[EnsembleDarkhorse one of the most popular characters in the series]] thanks to some [[MemeticMutation bizarre memetic lines]], being far more competent than the protagonist (to the point of being able to successfully stand in as a marriage counselor), and his apparent ability to summon bright, colorful lights and a guitar wail when he [[spoiler: kills you with a tire iron.]] Meanwhile, other characters like Ted, who [[CreatorsPet the creator tried really hard to make sympathetic in spite of his actions]], became TheScrappy instead.
* Ricky Collins in ''WebVideo/TheLizzieBennetDiaries'' frequently compliments Lizzie and Charlotte but does so in an arrogant and obnoxious way. He tries to give advice but underestimates their accomplishments and knowledge, bashes Lizzie's blog, boasts of himself, tries to make himself look important and only speaks/cares about business.
** Though not evident until late in the series, the true hate sink is [[spoiler: George Wickham]]. He starts a relationship with an obviously lonely and vulnerable Lydia, manipulates her into [[spoiler: filming a sex tape, then skips town and tries to sell the tape on the internet.]] Of course, this is after he [[spoiler: seduces Gigi because he's run out of money and he figures she'll provide it, only to abandon her when Darcy offers him a check to leave.]]
* The TerribleTrio of the [[TeensAreMonsters teenage girls]] Sophia, Emma, and Madison serve as this in the web serial ''{{Literature/Worm}}''. They cause protagonist Taylor Hebert's [[StartOfDarkness trigger event]] when they locked her in a locker filled with [[{{Squick}} weeks-old used tampons, bugs, and her own vomit]] as part of their ongoing bullying campaign against her. The three [[KarmaHoudini avoid retaliation]] due to an inept school system, [[spoiler:the fact that Sophia was protected by her status as a Ward]], and Taylor's [[WellThisIsNotThatTrope refusal]] to go on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge with her new powers. While they are definitely not as atrocious as some of the [[CardCarryingVillain actual villains]] and [[EldritchAbomination inhuman monsters]] in the story, the hatred from fans comes from the [[EvilIsPetty nature of their antagonism]] and Tattletale's later reveal that she [[spoiler:recruited Taylor in large part because her powers told her that Taylor was on the verge of suicide]].
** Emma Barnes was once Taylor's [[EvilFormerFriend best friend]]. She uses the FreudianExcuse of trying to make Taylor "strong", and suffers [[VillainousBreakdown an emotional breakdown]] after Taylor's identity as the villainous Skitter is revealed. She eventually [[spoiler:becomes [[DroppedABridgeOnHim just another civilian casualty of Gold Morning]]]].
** Sophia Hess [[spoiler:aka: the probational Hero "Shadow Stalker]] is a SocialDarwinist in order to justify [[spoiler:her father's senseless death, her subsequent trigger event, and her sadistic approach to "heroism"]]. She loses the protection of [[spoiler:the PRT after Regent takes revenge on an (unaware) Taylor's behalf by [[PeoplePuppets taking control of Sophia's body]] and forcing her to fight her allies, ruin her own reputation, and almost commit suicide, [[ForcedToWatch all while she watches helplessly from inside her own head]]. She is eventually sent off with a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech from Imp towards the end of the series]].
** Madison is given no backstory for why she participated in the trio's actions, and eventually [[spoiler:[[SubertedTrope subverts this trope]] in the sequel series ''Literature/{{Ward}}'' by showing horror at what she did and becoming TheAtoner for the part she played in creating [[TheDreaded Khepri]]]].
* Rast, Douglas, and Seamus from ''Literature/TailsOfFame'' were all clearly written to be loathsome characters. Seamus is a disgusting, racist, obnoxious PigMan who intentionally tries to annoy and gross out everyone around him. Douglas is a very smug, overconfident SharkMan who thinks he's better than everyone else and talks to everyone in a condescending tone. Rast is a BitchInSheepsClothing whose relationships with everyone is completely hollow, and he constantly keeps trying to justify his actions by saying that he just wants to be happy and wants to be famous. Various characters call these three villains out on their behavior ''several times''.
* Penelope, one of the four students of a class in the satirical web short 'Modern Educayshun' by Neel Kolhatkar. Her ridiculously politically correct and liberal ideals and logic as well as deliberate ignorance to prove her points when reasoned by the protagonist has made her just as detestable as Umbridge.
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