What kind of villain would the above troper be?

I say that you are a anti villain knight (think Meta knight)

A hacker who's looking to induce Mutually Assured Destruction For the Evulz.

You are type of villain that starts out as a good guy but slowly reveals to be the main/hidden villain.

Technomancer Bounty hunter that either ends up as a love interest or a side charecter if you don't kill tham

A Psycho for Hire mercenary. He's a total Blood Knight who enjoys not only killing his targets, but also taunting and trolling them along the way. Many of his taunts are references to memes.

You are the mafia type of villain.

You’re one who lures people with your cute looks and murders them

Edited by SpaceChild85 on Feb 13th 2019 at 7:05:52 AM

A more comic relief-type villain (but not completely harmless) met a few times throughout the story, with cute mascot mooks working for them

A playful hacker who doesn't seem like much but practically runs the place.

A intelligent and calculating villain, they are driven by logic goals and motivations, and has no grudge nor beef, or anything personal against the heroes, all they want is their own cryptic goals.

A mercenary hired by the Big Bad to track down the heroes. He has a personal moral code, but not one that stops him from doing this job.

None, he's too pure to be evil.

Seriously though, I could only imagine him being as evil as Genie under Jafar's control. A totally nice guy who is forced to work for the big bad, despite not actually supporting his goals. Tropes is the one who the big bad sends out to fight the heroes the most, so Tropes fights in a half-hearted way, not really wanting to hurt them, and all while roasting the big bad since he's not there to hear it. He eventually makes a Heel–Face Turn.

Sidenote: If the hero actually dies in one of Tropes' battles, Tropes' reaction is the same as Toriel's.

Edited by DrNoPuma on Feb 15th 2019 at 9:47:36 AM

An imperial councilman who is in charge of the justice system of a very powerful galaxy-spanning empire, he takes delight in punishing "criminals" and never gives up a chance to impose punishments on people he believes are evil, he is not evil per se but very unlikely to deviate from the law, even if it means innocents die in the crossfire, simply because he enjoys enforcing it.

Knights who start off serves the Big Bad of the story under the promise of protection. As the story progress, they get backstabbed and switch sides.

Like G La Dos, but Caroline isn’t erased.

(That’s all I got: I don’t exactly know a lot about you.)

Edited by TalesofUnder on Feb 15th 2019 at 9:42:42 PM

Blood Knight type of Villain. Your avatar looks like that.

A computer AI controlled by crippled child resigned to they're bedroom on the second floor of their house rotting away, filled with misanthropy and hatred at a world that allowed this to happen.

Extremely bored person who commits evil deeds just to entertain himself. Either that, or a person who feels no emotions at all and just wants to watch the world burn.

A villain who made a series of harmless mistakes that eventually leads him to be shunned by the rest of his group, leading to their Start of Darkness. They become affable to an extent, but harbor a complicated mix of love and hatred for the people who caused them to be this way. When the heroes get to them, there is a decision; Talk them down and reconcile them with their former friends, or take them down.

Either a really serious mercenary that is really dangerous during the first part of the game that can join up later if you do something really ob scure or just a walking example of the worf effect to the point where the player seriously doubts that he was powerful in the first place

A somewhat evasive enemy that has godlike powers, but doesn't even need them, instead relying on tropes like The Chessmaster.

An Enigmatic Minion saboteur who either turns out to be the Reverse Mole or The Man Behind the Man.

A leader of a mercenary group that be your friend or die. Fight will change ending to a Golden Ending or Some other ending

Edited by Wheatleyfangirl on Feb 19th 2019 at 6:11:13 AM

I'm picturing a Perky Female Minion who serves as the tech expert of a group of antagonists. While still a legitimate threat, she's very much Affably Evil.

A lonely, emotional villain who mostly sees herself as the one to end all suffering in the world, even if she has to take extreme measures for it, she ultimately just wants friends and eventually redeems herself after the heroes show her that innate compassion exists and befriend her.

This is the What kind of villain would the above troper be. I think you got mixed it up.

Edited by VengefulBale on Feb 19th 2019 at 10:44:06 AM