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Welcome to the Complete Monster proposal thread! This is the thread where new Complete Monster examples are vetted, approved, and written up. If you're looking for the general cleanup thread (for cuts, rewrites, expansions, and the like), please go here

Important: Before suggesting any new examples, please read the Frequently Asked Questions and Common Requests List; if you have any questions, the odds are high they are answered there. Additionally, please check here for the earliest date a work can be discussed (usually two weeks from the U.S. release date) and whether the work has already been reserved by another user.

Here is how the process works:

    Process 

  1. If you have a candidate to propose, you can simply come right in and propose them! If the character's run is brief, such as a single issue of a comic book, then a simple summary of their actions and any potential redeeming qualities will be enough; for longer-running candidates, an effortpost (EP) might be helpful for organizing the proposal. An EP is not outright required, but please be mindful that if a post becomes too clunky and unorganized, it can be very hard for other people to follow.

  2. After the proposal, there will be a 72-hour discussion and voting period, where people may ask questions and vote on the candidate. The number of upvotes must outnumber the downvotes by at least five for the character to be considered "approved".

  3. Three days after the proposal has been made, if the character has been approved, you may post the writeup (the text to be posted on the trope page itself) on the thread and send it to the drafts page. Your candidate will soon be added to the CM subpage. If the work has a page, you should add your candidate to the relevant YMMV page. Voila! It's that simple!

Outside of this process, we do have a few ground rules:

    Ground Rules 

  1. To keep the thread moving at a reasonable pace, there are some restrictions on when a proposal can be made. There should only be a maximum of four EPs posted both per page and per hour to ensure that nothing gets lost in the shuffle; additionally, each individual troper should only be proposing or writing up characters from a maximum of three works at a time (from initial proposals to end of their voting period). If your proposal would fall outside of either of these guidelines, we'd like to ask you to please wait until they would fit within; feel free to type them up on an outside document, and then when the time comes, you can just copy, paste, and post!

  2. No plagiarism of any kind. This is a very serious matter site-wide, as the website could get in actual legal trouble over this; as a result, this can very quickly lead to mod intervention. This can take many different forms:
    1. Direct plagiarism, i.e. wholesale copying. This is not only the easiest to find, but is also the most likely to warrant quick moderator intervention. To be clear, quoting in some places is perfectly acceptable, but it has to be very clear you're quoting from something else and it cannot be anything longer than a sentence or two - if you're quoting an entire work summary from Wikipedia, no one is going to believe you've actually consumed the work, so even if you cite your source, your candidate will be downvoted anyway.
    2. Self-plagiarism. Even if you can prove that you wrote the same text in both places, the site itself can't contain any of the duplicated text. If you already wrote something once before, it's not too hard to write it a second time.
    3. Using another site's work as a template for a proposal. Just because you don't copy and paste something directly doesn't mean it's any harder to detect if you're basing parts or all of your proposal on text someone else wrote. To be clear, this doesn't violate site rules and won't lead to mod intervention, but just like if you directly plagiarize, no one will believe you've consumed the work if you're clearly basing your proposal on something else. This thread largely operates on the honor system, and tweaking someone else's work to pass it off as your own is one of the fastest ways to lose trust.

  3. Don't delete an EP unless you intend to swiftly repost it. We know that there are reasons why you might want to delete an EP, especially if it's being downvoted - rejection is hard, even in a low-stakes environment like this. However, deleting it renders the current discussion null and void, makes it impossible to reference the discussion in the future and can confuse tropers who didn't read it before the deletion. If the issue is temporary (such as formatting problems or a post getting overlooked as the thread moves on), then deleting and quickly reposting the EP is a valid option, but to fully retract an EP, please use the [[strike:]] markup instead.

  4. Votes must be for specific candidates, meaning no blanket voting (i.e. "yes to everyone I missed").

  5. If you are the first person to downvote a candidate, please provide an explanation of why when you do so. We're here for discussions above all, and a hit-and-run downvote doesn't facilitate anything.

  6. 'If a work is already reserved by another user , please don't comment on the work or any potential characters worth discussion before the discussion date. We know how exciting it is when a work has a keeper that you're waiting to talk about, but it's not fair to the person who reserved the work who is just as excited to lead the discussion to see the discussion getting spoiled before they get to do it. On the other hand, if the reservation only has one name attached, shoot them a PM - they may be down for a collaboration, which will get you in on the fun as well!

  7. Please keep the thread on-topic. While discussing the trope is fun and we encourage people to enjoy it, questions like "who's your favorite CM" are off-topic and can lead to thumps. That's the kind of question to take to people's PMs if they're willing. Similarly, while we encourage friendliness and familiarity with other users, posts should always have some kind of thread-relevant purpose; for instance, if you want to wish someone a happy birthday, feel free to, but if it's the only thing in the post, it's off-topic and needs something else alongside it. Again, though, while we strive for a friendly atmosphere, this is not Facebook; life updates are fun, but unless they have some kind of impact on your thread participation, please do not bring it here - we have Yack Fest for that.

  8. Please refrain from asking anything along the lines of "How Did We Miss This One?" In almost every case, the answer is simply "No one thought about it before". This Is a Wiki where everyone has different interests, and the fact that people missed a particular candidate, even one that seems like a textbook example of a trope or a character who is particularly iconic in pop culture, means absolutely nothing. The question is disruptive, has a simple and consistent answer, and provides nothing to any discussion.

  9. If you are suspended from parts of the website, it is still possible to participate!
    1. For users who are suspended from editing the wiki, you still have full access to this thread. You can propose candidates and write them up with no issues whatsoever; while you will have to ask someone else to post the entry to the relevant pages once it is done, all write-ups are considered thread-approved - as in, done by consensus - and thus doing so does not violate any rules regarding meatpuppeting.
    2. If you are suspended from the forums, your participation is limited but not impossible. It is still possible for a forum-suspended user to assist in creating the write-up for a character who has already been approved; as previously mentioned, write-ups are inherently considered a consensus-based edit and thus not tied to any one particular user. However, you can not assist in the proposal of a character; as a proposal is based around the forum rather than the wiki, doing so with a forum suspension qualifies as meatpuppeting.

  10. Please keep all discussions "in-house".
    1. What other wikis use for CM equivalents is irrelevant here.
    2. Please be wary of using other wikis, Fandom or otherwise, as sources of information. They are just as fallible as a site like Wikipedia in regards to accuracy because they can be edited by any user, just as this site can.
    3. Do not attempt to force a communication with an author in an attempt to gather evidence or settle a debate; besides the fact that this is a YMMV trope and thus author intent has variable weight depending on the circumstance, doing so may cross the line into drama exportation, which is prohibited site-wide.

If you would like to use an EP for your candidate, here's the general format. This format does not have to be followed exactly, but these are the main topics that need to be covered:

    Effortpost Template 

What is the work?

This is a brief summary of the work you're going to discuss. We don't need a full plot summary here, just however much we need to understand going into the discussion — it can even be as simple as quoting the summary on the work's page.

Who is the candidate and what have they done?

This is essentially the character's biography — who they are, their story, the crimes they commit, and, preferably (though not required), what happens to the candidate at the end. It does not have to include every single thing they ever do — for some villains, we'd be here all day if that was the case — but it should include the highlights of their journey.

Any redeeming qualities? Freudian Excuse?

This is where any potential redeeming characteristics or tragic backstory should be discussed. Do they have a tragic past? Do they show that Even Evil Has Standards or Even Evil Has Loved Ones? Maybe a Pet the Dog moment or two? This is where these should be discussed in full. Not every potential redeeming moment is a clear-cut disqualifier, but we should hear of any potential issues to ensure the character is discussed in full.

Are they bad enough?

A Complete Monster has to be particularly vile by the standard of the work they appear in. Therefore, you should look at what the character does compared to similar characters in the same work. This takes into account things like:

  • Their resource level (a human Serial Killer can't stand up to an alien Omnicidal Maniac, but they can be bad by the standard of other human serial killers)
  • The amount of time they have to work with (such as a one-shot character versus long-running antagonists)
  • The quantity vs. quality of their crimes compared to others (someone with a lower victim count but far more visceral and personal crimes could be considered as equally bad overall as someone with a higher body count but less horror involved)

Essentially, this section is an analysis of the kinds of villainy shown in the work and an explanation of why this particular character's villainy stands out within it.

Final verdict?

This is where you post your final conclusion on the character in question. You can continue elaborating on your reasons or even just say a simple "yes" or "no"; at this point, we've heard everything we need to hear.


IMPORTANT NOTICE: This thread tackles very serious and dark matters on a daily basis. We will be discussing things like murder, rape, torture, human trafficking, crimes against children, and in particularly dark cases, several of these issues at the same time. We keep a lighthearted air, but all candidates carry the general assumption that these are awful individuals committing disgusting crimes. We ask that if you participate, you do so with the requisite seriousness such dark topics require; exclamations of how gross something is, whether serious or sarcastic, are disrespectful to the topics at hand, and if you cannot handle such topics, please do not participate.

And that's everything you need to know. Welcome to the thread!


Edited by Mrph1 on Jul 12th 2024 at 3:13:36 PM

ACW from Arlington, VA (near Washington, D.C.) Since: Jul, 2009
#3426: Feb 4th 2023 at 2:51:04 PM

Lemme do this now. Any more will come tomorrow. I think there are like 70+ this week.


  • Parahumans
  • Original series: Vilgax repeatedly invades Earth and endangers entire cities to gain the Omnitrix, even forcing a mutated teenage delinquent to be his slave under threat of killing her if she disobeys. Having tricked Tetrax into helping Vilgax wipe out the former's own race and threatened Ben's cousin Gwen repeatedly, Vilgax tries to saw off Ben's hand and rip the Omnitrix from him, uncaring of the danger of universal annihilation the device presents from such an act.
  • Zs'Skayr, aka Ghostfreak, was the power-hungry High-Ecto Lord of the Ectonurites, but desired dominion over everything. Wanting the Omnitrix's power, Zs'Skayr had his DNA scanned, but his consciousness ended up trapped in the Omnitrix. Upon escaping, he tries to possess Ben and violently abuses the Circus Freak Trio to force them to assist, before possessing Gwen and threatening to kill her while laughing at the thought. Resurrected after his death, Zs'Skayr plunges the Earth into darkness using mutagenic Corrodium radiation, which mutates everyone into nightmarish monsters. Zs'Skayr later betrays Vilgax by infecting Vilgaxia's populace, turning the people into Ectonurite slaves, and intends to spread his influence to the entire universe. Zs'Skayr makes his final return escaping Legerdomain, where he frees his minion Dr. Viktor by devouring the soul of King Xarion, inhabiting his body, then stowing away as a sabotaged ship returns to his star system, where Zs'Skayr resurrects a Vladat called Lord Transyl, planning to use his DNA template to revive the Vladats to serve as his personal army, knowing fully well Vladats fed on and enslaved Viktor's species.
  • "Death and Dreaming" & "The Remnant of Argon": Myndhal is a Barsaebic Ayleid with an obsession over exploiting the Argonian culture. Long ago Myndhal went on a soul-harvesting spree against the Root-Whisper Tribe, taking the souls of many innocent Argonians. In this butchery Myndhal learned of the powerful Remnant of Argon and the power it could give him. To figure out its secrets, Myndhal voluntarily became undead so he could spend the subsequent centuries torturing as many Argonians to death as he could. By the time the PC stops him, the remains of countless victims speckle the dungeon he's found in.
  • Oracle of Ages: Veran, the Sorceress of Shadows, is a particularly sadistic minion of Twinrova. Tasked with spreading suffering through the land of Labrynna to resurrect Ganon, Veran chooses to do so by possessing Nayru, the Oracle of Ages, and going back in time 400 years. After worming her way into Queen Ambi's court, Veran uses her position as her advisor to convert a well-intentioned construction project into a symbol of oppression by having the healthy, able-bodied men of Labrynna forcibly conscripted into performing nonstop back-breaking labor to create the gargantuan Black Tower. While she helps oversee construction, Veran causes chaos around the kingdom with effects that can be felt in the present day, such as turning people to stone or eliminating them entirely; killing the friendly, sapient Maku Tree as a helpless sapling; destroying Symmetry City and its inhabitants with a volcanic eruption; and threatening the lives of all ocean-dwelling beings by poisoning the sea. Both times Link confronts her, Veran is more than happy to use the bodies of those she possesses as human shields, and cheerfully taunts him with the knowledge that killing Link will kill her hosts as well.
  • Twilight Princess: Zant is a maniacal member of the Twili who aligns himself with Ganondorf in exchange for power, before overthrowing Midna and conquering the Twilight Realm, earning the title of "Usurper King". After transforming Midna into an imp and turning the rest of their kind into mindless Shadow Beasts, Zant begins extending his tyrannical reign into Hyrule. There, he executes the Zora queen in front of her people and freezes them all, leaving them to die; invades Hyrule Castle and forces Princess Zelda to surrender in exchange for the lives of her people; envelops Castle Town in Twilight, turning all of its citizens into terrified spirits; and attempts to permanently trap Link in a wolf form and kill Midna by forcing her into the light. When confronted in his palace, Zant calls the duo "traitors", ranting about how he alone deserves the throne before viciously attacking Link in a final battle. Despite being a mere pawn in Ganondorf's scheme, Zant stands out due to his sheer depravity and treacherous nature.
  • Scream 3: Roman Bridger, Sidney's half-brother from when Maureen Prescott was raped during her Hollywood career, is revealed as the instigator of the entire series. Roman decries his birth mother as a whore and stalks her extramarital liaisons in Woodsboro, using the evidence to mastermind the original killing spree in the first movie, leading to Billy killing Maureen and his own friends. Roman grows jealous of Sidney's fame as a survivor and sets out to frame her for his own kills. Roman disguises himself as a low-budget movie director and kills off the Stab 3 movie's crew, while tormenting Sidney with mind games of her traumatic past. Roman also brutally torments and kills Cotton Weary and his girlfriend, Christine Hamilton, simply because Cotton wouldn't tell him were Sidney is. Roman claims to be a tragic victim who is lashing out at the world, but Sidney points out that he's self-deluding and simply enjoys killing people, prompting him to fly into a rage. His sole attempt to connect with Sidney during his death is subverted when seconds later he gets up to try to kill them all again.
  • Scream 4: Jill Roberts, Sidney's cousin, is a deranged Copycat Killer who wipes out her friends in a twisted attempt to become Sidney and hijack her fame. Deciding to make her "own movie" by filming her vicious murders, Jill manipulates her friend, Charlie Walker, into helping. After personally killing two cops, Jill kills her own mother simply to better emulate Sidney's life with a dead mother, purposely making it so Sidney is Forced to Watch so she can further torment Sidney. Killing Charlie when he's no longer of use, in order to be the sole survivor and the center of attention, Jill kills her ex-boyfriend, Trevor Sheldon, in order to frame him for the massacre, and then tries to kill Sidney to complete the status as the new "valiant Ghostface survivor". When Jill realizes that Sidney survived after they've both been taken to the hospital, the former tries one final time to kill Sidney, in a last attempt to secure fame.
  • Dead or Alive: In a Bad Future where Valkyrie's younger sister Alice is brainwashed into becoming the Child of the Faceless Ones, Damocles Creed remains just as cruel as ever, ruling over a totalitarian theocracy where his malevolent worship of the Dark Gods is enforced on a global scale. Having killed around 2,000 with the Activation Wave before finding and indoctrinating the 10-year-old Alice into becoming the fanatically murderous "Malice", Creed exposed magic to the world to create panic and chaos in a brutal, 6-year-long war, before using Malice to summon the Faceless Ones so they could slaughter billions and subject countless alien worlds throughout the universe to their genocidal conquest. Leading their worshippers as the High Exalted One, Creed has the surviving mortals either enslaved to work all forms of grueling industry or reduced to "cattle" whose souls are regularly harvested in mass sacrifices to feed the Dark Gods. Creed has ruled in this manner for 72 years, with blasphemy or even mild remarks of sympathy for "subversives" regarded as capital offenses leading to days-long public torture before the offender's soul is taken for the Faceless Ones to devour.
  • Black★Rock Shooter franchise:
    • The Game manga adaptation: White★Rock Shooter is the catalyst of mankind's extinction. Posing as an alien idol singer, W★RS has herself cloned by a scientist named Gibson while her forces attack the Earth. Gibson makes a failed attempt to kill W★RS after finding out about her appetite for her progeny, prompting W★RS to call for the destruction of the human race. She proceeds to kill all but two of the clones and beat one of the surviving clones, Nana, before falsely telling her that Gibson never loved any of them. Sensing that the remaining humans have found the final clone, Stella, W★RS orders her enforcers to kill them. She soon kills two defectors, along with their new human allies, and plots the destruction of the Earth just to spite a third defector. Afterwards, she forces another enforcer to kill Stella and Nana, promising her death should she fail or succeed. Confronted by the two surviving clones, W★RS strips Nana, fakes her death, beats Stella to near-death, mutilates her arm, and taunts her by spitting out the apparent remains of Nana. As their fight nears its end, W★RS asks Stella to help her conquer another planet and crush its people's wishes so she can rule over them for the rest of time. Cruel and self-centered, White★Rock Shooter would without hesitation or remorse kill anyone who she felt wronged her.
    • Dawn Fall:
      • Lunatic is the artificial mind behind Artemis who was created to find and terraform planets for humans. Thinking it would be easier to force humanity to evolve for her, Lunatic decides to cause humanity's extinction, sending her robot army to Earth, ravaging the planet and killing billions while also partaking in the slaughter herself. Lunatic also enables Smiley to find and rape girls to conceive an evolved human, with plans to repeat the extinction process on the newly evolved human race. Lunatic would later blow up the Moon, using the debris to devastate Earth and wiping out 70 percent of the human race before being defeating, while planning to complete her annihilation once she fully recovers 200 years later.
      • Smiley is the leader of the Education Institution, consisting of humans whom Smiley brainwashed into finding and exterminating humans who refuse to evolve for Lunatic. Smiley also has the Education Institution find adolescent girls whom Smiley would rape to conceive a child he would deem "the perfect human"; Charlotte was one of Smiley's victims, whom he would have Lunatic convert into a pseudo-Hemiteos Unit. Smiley would also blow up a train cart containing Smiley's victims before heroine Empress could rescue them, and attempts to eat Empress when she insults him.
  • Kengan Ashura: Katsuma Hayami, CEO of Toyo Electric Power Co. and leader of the Society of Hundreds, was an ally of Metsudo, until he tried to betray him for more power. Thwarted and disfigured, Katsuma amplified Meguro's capacity to turn pain into pleasure, at the cost of his sanity, in an attempt to create a fighter to beat the Fang of Metsudo. Katsuma created a saner clone called Masaki, which he raised as his son to control him. Katsuma would train Masaki by making him fight Meguro, who would try to kill him, and by implementing the original's brutality in him through Huisheng. After his pawns are defeated, Katusma attempts to have them executed and has mercenaries plant bombs in the dome where the Kengan Annihilation Tournament takes place, while secretly planning to pin the blame on them. He threatens Metsudo to detonate them, killing thousands—including most heads of states and his allies—if he doesn't resign, while secretly intending to do it anyway to spite Metsudo. Two years after his defeat, Katsuma starts planning another coup. When Masaki turns on him, Katsuma attempts to detonate the bombs he had secretly planted in him.
  • Sofonius Tigellinus is the scheming and ambitious advisor of Emperor Nero. Upon his introduction, Tigellinus helps Nero get revenge on a chariot racer who beat him at a race and later spreads lies about Vestale Rubria which eventually results in her death. When thousands of refugees from The Great Fire of Rome break into the field of Mars, Tigellinus advocates to push them back by force. Partnering with a hunchback called "The Needy" who scams poor hungry survivors into underselling their properties, Tigellinus comes up with a plan to get even richer: framing the Christian community for the fire so that the duo can seize their properties. Tigellinus pressures Nero into outlawing Christianity and kick-starting the persecutions by having dozens of Christians publicly crucified and burned alive. Tigellinus personally condemns the apostle Peter to be crucified far from his people and crowned with thorns out of pettiness. He then ensures that no one learns the truth about the fire by arranging Massam's death and attempting to murder Lucius Murena.
  • Tome 4—Jambalaya Blues: Deputy Sheriff Marty Gordon is an openly racist officer who's also implied to abuse his own wife. With his three accomplices, Gordon abducts black women and sequesters them in a cabin in the swamp, where they would gang-rape them multiple times before killing them. Having over a dozen victims, including a 15-year-old girl, by the time he abducted, beat up, and raped Amber, Marty snarls that he should have let his men ravish her as well when she confronts him.
  • Trent Ikithon is a powerful archmage and master of the Cerberus Academy. Secretly a devious sadist who cares nothing for his students, Trent was the architect of everything that went wrong in the life of Caleb Widogast. Trent preys on impressionable students, subjecting some to torturous experiments before brainwashing them into assassins and sealing their loyalty by having them torture and kill those he deems "problematic." Using them as assassins, Trent steadily purges people he dislikes and eventually has his students murder their own families using false memories of treason.
  • The Bright Queen's Favor & Swords and Angels arcs: Obann is a cambion in service to the "Angel of Irons" who lives for the utter domination of others. When Yasha Nydoorin was at her lowest, Obann found her and like so many others, robbed her of her mind. Utilizing Yasha as a guard and killer, Obann forced her to commit numerous atrocities, which he had done to many who fell under his sway. Seeking to unleash the Angel of Irons, Obann proceeded to use his agents to open up demonic rifts, heedless of any damage to the world.
  • The Incredibles: Syndrome was once Buddy Pine, an aspiring hero seeking fame and fortune, who became outraged at all Supers when his "idol", Mr. Incredible, ceased his attempts at being a hero for his own safety. Over a decade later, Syndrome enacts his revenge, as he creates the "Omnidroid", a Super-killing machine that he uses to massacre Supers he lures in to duel it under the illusion it is simply a rogue robot. Upon capturing and torturing Mr. Incredible—notably forcing him to listen as his wife and children are seemingly killed by Syndrome's forces—Syndrome unveils his master plan to launch the Omnidroid into a highly-populated city, have it target innocents at random, then swoop in and "save the day" to become the greatest hero in the world. When the Incredibles foil this plan, Syndrome makes one last attempt to spitefully ruin the family by kidnapping their infant child, Jack-Jack, and raising him to be a supervillain.
  • Avatar: The Way of Water: Mick Scoresby is a sadistic hunter who, bored from not being able to hunt sea creatures on Earth, signs on to the RDA to lead their whaling division in hunting Tulkun. Despite knowing that the Tulkun are fully sapient, Mick hunts them like animals, knowing their pacifistic nature means they'll never fight back; he even specifically targets females with calves because they're easier targets. Mick's specific method of hunting is beyond cruel, featuring multiple brutal harpoon shots and underwater strikes before he harvests a tiny amount of amrita and wastes the rest of the corpse. Mick is also not afraid to force them into submission; when a Tulkun named Payakan sought revenge for his murdered mother, Mick's forces massacred all the Tulkun and Na'vi he brought, leaving him the only survivor.
  • The Boy duology: Brahms is a demonic being inhabiting a porcelain doll. Since the 1800s, Brahms has inhabited the Heelshire Estate, preying on children with mental illnesses so they would stay with Brahms in the estate and follow his rules. If the families of the children ever broke the rules, Brahms would drive the children to murder them, having done so several times over the years. In the first film, Brahms drove a child sharing his name to murder a girl and then turned him into a feral psychopath who murdered several nannies hired to take care of the doll. After being broken, Brahms returns in the sequel, manipulating a man named Joseph into fixing him, and began preying on a boy named Jude, causing him to gut Joseph's dog, and nearly kill his cousin. Eventually trying to have Jude murder his parents, Brahms murders Joseph in a rage when Jude's father damages him.
  • Marshland: Sebastián Rovira Galvez and Joaquín "Quini" Varela are a pair of twisted Serial Rapists and killers stalking the marshlands for teenage victims. Quini seduces young girls into being his lovers, then manipulates them into participating in underage pornography so he can blackmail them into sexual slavery with Sebastián. When they grow tired of their slaves, Sebastián and Quini heinously torture them to death and discard their naked bodies for police to find. When police investigate their activities, Sebastián tries to murder the trio who attempt to arrest him.
  • Matilda films:
    • 1996 film: Agatha Trunchbull has all of her book crimes, plus some ones unique to the movie. When Mr. Wormwood sells her a dodgy car, the Trunchbull blames Matilda for it and throws her into the Chokey. When Matilda and Ms. Honey sneak into her house, the Trunchbull grabs her hammer-throwing equipment and hunts them down with the intent to kill them—albeit she didn't know it was them. When Matilda humiliates her for the final time, the Trunchbull throws a boy out a window and charges at Lavender a few minutes later, intending to injure or even kill her. When Ms. Honey stands up to her, she threatens that she broke her arm once and can do it again.
    • Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical: Agatha Trunchbull is the despotic headmistress of Crunchem Hall and the abusive step-aunt of Ms. Jennifer Honey. In the past, Trunchbull forced her pregnant stepsister and brother-in-law to perform a deadly acrobatic act, which resulted in her stepsister falling to the ground, and her eventual death while giving birth to her daughter. Trunchbull abuses her step-niece, and it's heavily implied that she killed her brother-in-law when he went to confront her about it. As Headmistress, Trunchbull would subject the students to horrible torture, with her regularly sending them to the claustrophobic outhouse known as the Chokey. When Trunchbull promises to forgive Bruce Bogtrotter for eating her cake If he ate every last crumb of another cake, she sends him to the Chokey anyway after he finishes it. After Matilda destroys her Chokey, Trunchbull forces Matilda's class to do a spelling bee and threatens to send them to a new Chokey, and when they stand up to her, Trunchbull unveils a dozen Chokeys to put the students in. An utterly horrible woman, Trunchbull admits she's cruel and likes troublemakers because she can break them, both emotionally and physically.
  • On the Waterfront: Michael J. Skelly, known as "Johnny Friendly" to all, is the crooked union boss who rules the docks with an iron fist. Friendly keeps the civilians around the docks kept in a controlled fear, subjecting them to beatings with steel pipes and threats on their lives to force them into silence about his criminal activities. Anyone who proves to be a thorn in Friendly's side is murdered by Friendly and his goons, as demonstrated with Joey Doyle being flung off a rooftop and Kayo Dugan having a shipment of whiskey barrels dropped on his head as punishment for trying to rat on Friendly's operations. Having killed them and "a dozen more" good men who got in his way according to Father Barry, Friendly orders his minion Charley to kill protagonist Terry Malloy—Charley's own kid brother—and when Charley refuses, Friendly has Charley killed and his body left on display before trying to murder Terry and Edie Doyle to silence all loose ends. When Terry survives and testifies against him, Friendly baits Terry into a fist fight, only to have his thugs jump in and brutally beat Terry to within an inch of his life.
  • Possessor: Girder is the handler of body-jumping assassin Tasya Vos. A former killer herself who abandoned all humanity to maximize her effectiveness, Girder comes to the conclusion Tasya would be most effective without any human connection. Having killed and ordered the deaths of many in horrible ways, with the victims aware of the possession up until the moment of death, Girder arranges for several deaths during Tasya's latest assignment. Possessing Tasya's young son Ira, Girder arranges for the death of Tasya's husband before having her kill Ira as well. Ending the film with Tasya emotionally broken, Girder proceeds to express calm satisfaction she has broken her assignment into the perfect monster.
  • Run Sweetheart Run: The ancient Fallen Angel known to the world as "Ethan Sacks" is a vampiric monster that seeks to enforce his own brutal form of patriarchy. With contacts across the city, Ethan has wealthy attorney James Fuller "tithe" him women so Ethan may murder them and erase their entire bloodlines. This is the fate of countless women before he encounters heroine Cherie, with Ethan making a game of his pursuit that if Cherie can survive until sunrise he will let her go. Ethan proceeds to murder anyone in his way with violent relish and full intent to murder Cherie's young daughter once he finally catches her.
  • The Treatment 2014 film adaptation:
    • Ivan Plettinckx is protagonist Nick Cafmeyer's next door neighbour and a depraved paedophile. When Nick and his brother Bjorn were children, Ivan abused the both of them and abducted Bjorn, giving him up to a local paedophile ring and raping him well into adulthood, resulting in Bjorn becoming mentally disabled due to the constant abuse. Ivan is shown to have done the same to numerous other children in his area, filming each rape and selling the footage to other members of his ring. As Nick grew up, Ivan enacted a campaign of terror against him, sending him numerous taunting letters to gloat about what he did. Diagnosed with terminal cancer, Ivan tormented Nick one final time by depositing animal bones outside his home and leading him to believe that they were Bjorn's before hanging himself, facing no justice for his crimes.
    • Nancy Lammers is the number two in Ivan's paedophile ring. Allowing the ring to use her home as its base of operations, Nancy partook in the rape of numerous children, all whilst filming the results and selling them. When Bjorn was abducted and filmed being raped by Ivan, Nancy took him in purely so she could abuse him herself, with Bjorn eventually being rendered mentally disabled due to the conditions. In the present, Nancy continued her child porn operation on the dark web. When Nick tracks her down, Nancy traps Bjorn inside a caravan and, upon being arrested, refuses to reveal his location, resulting in Bjorn dying a horrific death by starvation.
  • DoubleShot: Domingo Espada is a corrupt ex-matador seeking to liberate Gibraltar from the clutches of Britain. With the backing of the Union, a powerful criminal organization, Domingo plans to assassinate both the British PM and the Governor of Gibraltar, then force Gibraltar's succession under threat of assassinating the Spanish PM as well. Aware this may brew a devastating war between Britain and Spain, Domingo is fine dying for his cause as long as his name is engraved forever in history in the process. Domingo also runs a terrifyingly large prostitution operation, buying young girl from Morocco and Spain to mold them into either submissive call girls or into his own personal sex slaves. Domingo's harem lives under constant beatings, rape, and even murder if Domingo gets too testy. When one of his men frees a girl from this awful fate, Domingo has the offending mook murdered, then kills the man tasked to guard the women by making him the subject of a human bullfight.
  • Dr. Cat, also known as Dr. Onça, is the preeminent Torture Technician for the Red Army, and one of the newspaper strip's few recurring villains. Responsible for a slew of animal-based assassinations, Dr. Cat experiments with lethal pathogens and other methods of biological warfare within a lab he's disguised as a hospital, allowing him to experiment on an endless supply of sickly innocent victims. When he captures James Bond, he opts to torture him to death after injecting him with a serum that will make even a "feather's touch" pure agony, and plans to make his female companion a Sex Slave for him and all his men before remarking he'll feed her to carnivorous fishes when he's stopped being interested in her. Seemingly killed, Dr. Cat returns years later, having even more people killed with a swarm of vampire bats.
  • "Deathmask": Ivor Nyborg inherited his corporation, Minos Ltd., by having both of his elder brothers killed. A recluse with aspirations of world domination, Nyborg experiments with a virus that kills its victims by causing elephantiasis in the head. Nyborg has eight people killed to test out the virus, among other murders he orders, to test it out for his ultimate scheme: dispersing it on the world at large to force a Poison and Cure Gambit on all humanity.
  • "Polestar": Robert Ayr is the ice-cold CEO of Polestar Petroleum. A Canadian oil tycoon with zero regard for life, Ayr routinely has innocent people stripped naked and frozen to death, all so he can prop up their frozen bodies around his oilfield like macabre scarecrows. His ex-wife, a Cree woman, was a victim of this; when she left him for another man, Ayr had her husband killed and his ex-wife frozen, leaving her daughter Red Doe a vengeful orphan. Ayr wants to blow up Detroit and kill over a million people just to prove he's "playing for keeps" in his goal of taking over North America, risking a larger war with the States that he's fully willing to engage in for the sake of more power.
  • 007 Racing: Hammond Litte is a supposedly benevolent humanitarian who in reality wants to control the world by the most nefarious means possible. Hammond has a ship carrying a potent strain of anthrax seized and its crew massacred with the intention of dispersing it worldwide. Only a select few who have paid up the nose to be spared will survive; billions more will die, leaving most of humanity dead and the remainder for Hammond to rule. To keep Bond off his tail, Hammond rigs his car with a bomb wired to explode should Bond even once stop driving at full speed—all while Bond is in the middle of Manhattan, forcing Bond to endanger dozens of innocent civilians while trying to find a place to dispose of the bomb.
  • Alien Chronicles series: Ehssk is the glory-seeking head researcher at the Vess Vaas institute, responsible for finding a cure for the Dancing Death plague long feared by the Viis. Noting that the various abiru species are immune to the disease, Ehssk studies the possibility of splicing their immunity over to the Viis. To this end, Ehhsk uses captive abiru women as Breeding Slaves, artificially impregnating them with half-Viis hybrids. The hybrids are dissected shortly after birth, and the women killed off when they can no longer reproduce. Ehssk's research produces few, if any, useful results, despite the horrors his test subjects are put through, yet the Viis Empire continues to give him a blank check out of desperation to cure the Dancing Death, oblivious to Ehssk's methods and unwilling to call out his lack of results; said funding allows Ehssk to maintain an extravagant lifestyle. Even the Viis Empress Israi is horrified to learn that he artificially impregnated Ampris and dissected her daughter shortly after birth.
  • "The Autopsy", by Michael Shea: The alien parasite is a vicious, smug sadist that revels in its supposed superiority to humans. The parasite infested the body of Joe Allen and kept him alive and conscious to enjoy his fear as it fed on his blood. Abducting and murdering numerous people, the alien soon risked discovery and triggered an explosion in a mine that killed 9 people. Preserving two victims to slowly drain them of blood, the alien prepared to be "rescued" and brought to the morgue. Upon being autopsied by mortician Carl Winters, the alien then autopsies itself so Joe Allen feels every hint of the pain, with full intent to infest Carl and make him experience every murder it commits after.
  • Matilda: Agatha Trunchbull is the headmistress of Crunchem Hall Primary School who rules the school with an iron fist. Shying away from illegal caning, the Trunchbull opts for more torturous methods easily dismissed by parents as wild stories. A Child Hater extraordinaire, the Trunchbull subjects the children to near-fatal punishments, her favorite being "the Chokey" a refurnished cupboard laced with broken glass and nails. Out of greed, the Trunchbull murdered her brother-in-law for his inheritance and abused her niece, Jennifer Honey. A psychotic disciplinarian who prides herself with never having a childhood, the Trunchbull set the standard for sadist teachers everywhere.
  • "A Moorish Captain", by Giovanni Battista Giraldi (aka Cinthio) (link): The Ensign is a scheming, bitter man who resents the Moor for marrying Disdemona. Claiming the Moor's beloved wife is having an affair with his friend the Captain, the Ensign persuades the Moor to pay him to kill both. Crippling the Captain before a gathering crowd forces him to flee, the Ensign then savagely beats Disdemona to death as she pleads her innocence. Banished by the guilt-stricken Moor, the Ensign blames him for the Captain's maiming, leading to the Moor's torture and death before leaving the city, after which he is later caught plotting another petty scheme to secure prestige and having a cohort tortured to death in his stead.
  • Carpe Corpus: Dean is a psychopathic Serial Killer and rapist stalking the town of Morganville. Dean murders his way through the female population of Morganville and later even leaves one of his dying victims at the home of the protagonists just to terrorise them. Dean later tries to murder series heroine Claire Danvers and frame the vampires so he can ignite a conflict between vampires and humans for sheer fun. Dean later decides to highjack the town's teleportation system so he can have his terror spread even more unabated. Claire calls out Dean, saying that, despite his rhetoric of revolution against the vampires, he is really just a predator worse than the vampires. Dean responds by smugly agreeing with her.
  • The Shards, by Bret Easton Ellis: The Trawler is a depraved Serial Killer who targets Los Angeles teenagers to satisfy his twisted obsession with Robert Mallory. Behind a string of break-ins and assaults across the city, the Trawler uses these attacks to select victims for his murders. He stalks and psychologically terrorizes teenage girls by killing their pets before ultimately kidnapping them, at which point the Trawler spends days torturing and mutilating them to death by "remaking" their bodies into hideous chimeras via their own slaughtered pets' corpses. The Trawler then leaves their bodies on display as "art" for the public, inspiring and enlisting the Riders of the Afterlife cult to become "his friends" and commit further torture-murders in his stead. Once Robert dies and the Trawler claims one last victim in LA, he proclaims the city was just his latest spree in a "continuum" he will carry on elsewhere, and before departing he has Bret's beloved lover—and later, his dog—kidnapped, tortured to death, and pictures of the results sent to Bret.
  • Tales of the Magic Land: Gingema is the tyrannical ruler of the Blue Land, delighting in making her subjects miserable just because she can. She gets angry that humans destroy the habitats of frogs, snakes and other creatures she uses for food and potions, so one day, she decides to deal with the matter in the most radical way possible. She conjures the worst hurricane in world history that, had it not been for good witch Villina's intervention, would have killed every living being on the planet save for the few animal species Gingema needs for her own use.
  • Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities:
    • "Lot 36": The previous owner of Lot 36 was an elderly man with a dark secret. Originally a weapons manufacturer for the Nazis who immigrated to America, the owner was also an occultist who made a pact with a demon. Using his own sister Dottie Wolmar's body as a vessel for the demon, the owner allowed the demon to carve out Dottie's face and inhabit her body, keeping her chained up inside his storage unit for several decades.
    • "The Autopsy": The "Traveler", the alien parasite contained within the body of Eddie Sykes, is a smug sadist that revels in its cruelty. Arriving on earth as a larva, the parasite infested the body of Sykes and kept him alive and conscious to enjoy his fear as it fed on his blood. Abducting and murdering numerous people, the alien soon risked discovery and triggered an explosion in a mine that killed 9 people. Preserving two victims to slowly drain them of blood, the alien prepared to be "rescued" and brought to the morgue. Upon being autopsied by mortician Carl Winters, the alien subdues him and autopsies itself, with Eddie Sykes feeling every bit of pain. Plotting to take Carl's body, the Traveler coldly vows to force Carl to experience every bit of agony as Eddie did, starting with devouring his close friend, Sheriff Nathan Craven.
  • "LJND": Fred Wozniak, aka "LJND", is the hidden antagonist responsible all the suspicious "suicides" throughout Season 4. Formerly a low-level pretty criminal, everything changed upon Fred discovering Tim Whitman and his growing support group for people who suffered near-death experiences. Seeing an opportunity, Fred murdered Tim and stole his identity, using his skills to build Surmount into a major organisation that he ran secretly ran akin to a cult. Not content with all the legitimate money he was making, Fred themed the Surmounts philosophy around persuading his indoctrinated followers to recreate their near-death experience, convincing them it was the only way to overcome their trauma, ensuring this time they actually died so he could pocket their money. His actions resulted in 7 deaths, with methods ranging from poison to exsanguination. Upon Blake Zaler refusing to comply, Fred simply strangled him and framed his death as another suicide. Foiled in his attempt to drown Cassidy James by her ex-husband Detective McAvoy, Fred attempted to make Cassidy stab him to death.
  • SayMaxWell's "Not The End": The Murderer is a depraved, smug Serial Killer who uses his job at Freddy's to commit heinous acts. Having murdered several children, the murderer boasts about his crimes while implying that he framed another employee. Reprogramming the animatronics for malevolent purposes, the murderer eventually destroys them, and when confronted by the dead children, pathetically tries to convince them he meant no harm. Even when crushed to death in an animatronic suit, the murderer is unrepentant, announcing that he will soon return, and gloating that he'll get the last laugh.
  • Issues #1-6—"Slaves of the Republic" arc: The Keeper of the Kavado mining facility is a smug Zygerrian tasked with breaking their slaves, the latest being the population of planet Kiros. Tasked with breaking the will of Obi-Wan Kenobi, the Keeper drops few of them into the lava to show Kenobi the consequences of disobedience. The Keeper places Obi-Wan with other slaves and has ones whom he tries to help beaten to break Kenobi's spirit and alienate him from the other slaves. When the Jedi and the Republic attack his prison, the Keeper threatens to drop all of the slaves into lava. After Separatists attack to destroy his facility and frame the Republic for the deaths of the people of Kiros, the Keeper desperately tries to kill all of the slaves in hopes of saving his own life.
  • Transformers: Galaxy Force: In the original sub version of the anime, Starscream lacks his dub counterpart's more pragmatic qualities and noble past. A seeker of godhood for power in itself, Starscream plays the part of a loyal servant to Master Megatron only long enough for him to trap Master Megatron and the rest of their Destron allies in a bubble to float through space, while in the meantime Starscream resurrects a new army of Destrons to invade Earth and cause worldwide devastation. Using the Omega Lock to drain the power of Primus—uncaring that such power is the only thing standing between the universe and total annihilation—Starscream nearly destroys the entire Earth in a test of his powers. Willing to destroy Primus himself if it grants an edge in battle, Starscream orders Hop be mind raped of his memories; regularly threatens Chromia and Noisemaze with death to maintain their loyalty; opens fire on a group of human children to distract his foes; and uses his last moments in the series to taunt and goad Master Galvatron on in his plans to tear the galaxy apart.
  • Starscream is the ambitious and power-hungry lieutenant of the Decepticons, and shows himself to be the evilest member of Megatron's inner circle. A treacherous schemer who took over the Decepticons when Megatron disappeared on Earth, Starscream tricks a group of human astronauts into attacking the Autobots so they will be killed in the firefight and their information on Megatron's whereabouts silenced. When the moral Autobots avoid claiming the humans' lives, Starscream just murders the entire crew himself. Later staging the initial invasion of Earth in his quest for the All-Spark, Starscream has the likes of Blackout, Scorponok, and Barricade wreak havoc across the globe and murder hundreds of humans. After Megatron's revival, Starscream begrudgingly assists him in trying to wipe out humanity with the All-Spark, and aligns himself with the Fallen to destroy Earth's sun, during which Starscream takes Sam Witwicky's parents hostage to achieve their plans. In between these atrocities, Starscream tries to flood Zambia and kill millions; devastates Rome to draw out the Autobots; and brutally murders his human ally Bruno Carrera in petty rage. Ultimately working with Sentinel Prime to enslave and decimate humankind, Starscream plays a key role in the takeover of Chicago and massacres any soldiers attempting to infiltrate the city, culminating his sadistic ways in toying with and trying to murder Sam and his girlfriend Carly Brooks-Spencer.
  • Twilight's Last Gleaming: Megatron is the leader of the Decepticons who defeated the Autobots in the Battle of Mission City, gained possession of the AllSpark, and captured Optimus Prime to keep him frozen alive. After assimilating with the AllSpark, Megatron intended to use its power to cyberform the Earth and wipe out all of humanity, while destroying any and all Autobots who get in his way. A gloating sadist, Megatron does not like to finish his opponents off quickly, as evidenced by when he tried to torture Bumblebee until he begs for mercy and later slowly beating Optimus Prime to death despite being more than powerful enough to take him out quickly. When the AllSpark became unstable and seemingly killed him, Megatron downloaded his consciousness into an interface module so he can enter Starscream's mind. During his time there, Megatron helped Starscream with a plan to use the mind-controlled President Allen to drive the Autobots off of the planet and destroy them with a nuke as they left, leaving humanity defenseless against any Decepticon attacks. Eventually, Megatron convinces Starscream to resurrect him so he can kill their enemies and conquer the Earth for himself.
  • Meltdown, originally Prometheus Black, is a human scientist who ends up mutated by his own experiments. He tries to kill his rival, Isaac Sumdac, in a fit of rage whilst blaming him for all his problems, including his self-inflicted transformation. Later, Meltdown becomes so obsessed with creating a human Transformer that he not only mutates at least two innocent humans—one of them his own lawyer—into gruesome hybrids combined with animal parts; he also spitefully decides to kidnap Sumdac's innocent 8-year-old daughter as his newest test subject, intending to experiment on children in general now. When Blackarachnia breaks him out of jail in exchange for him eliminating her organic half, Meltdown double-crosses her and gleefully tries to destroy her Transformer half—a deed which, if not destroying her soul completely, would have left her with a completely organic body she's disgusted with. Meltdown also forces the Dinobots to work for him by painfully burning them with his acidic touch until they follow his commands: he hurts them so badly that they become willing to turn on Bulkhead and Prowl, their only friends among the main cast, just to stay in Meltdown's good graces.
  • Blue Archive: Beatrice is a member of the Gematria Student Council and President of the Arius Branch School. Ending the civil war that broke out in Arius 10 years ago, Beatrice rises to the position of student president, changing the phrase in the meantime. Beatrice is the one responsible for making the Arius Branch School a terrorist organization by brainwashing the students and teaching them to commit murder for many years, resulting in many students turning into cold-blooded murderers. Anyone who rebels against her will be punished with a severe beating. Angry when things don't go as planned, Beatrice plans to destroy Kivotos after sacrificing Akko in front of Sensei. Beatrice also brings Yurizono Seia to the ritual, who was spying on her, announcing she will Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence after taking a mysterious power from Akko and using it to end all humanity.
  • INDICTED (link): Sara Morgan, the former owner of R.I.S. Orphanage, presented herself as a kind woman, while in reality being a vile murderer. Abusing the children in the orphanage, Sara also killed and tortured several children in the basement. After having an outburst, Sara slaughtered nearly all the children in the orphanage, and the nuns working there, before using her daughter Sophie as a Human Shield against detective Arthur Connor. Forcing him to shoot through Sophie to kill Sara, Sara managed to condemn him to hell, where she gleefully tortures him for eternity.
  • Thomas Sinclair is the bigoted director of the Vektan Security Agency and Lucas Kellan's commander until he turns on Lucas when the latter sides with the Helghan Echo. Bringing an ISA armada to Jorhan Stahl's hideout, Sinclair sacrifices his forces to Stahl's bioweapon while he infiltrates Stahl's base to steal the weapon, killing Stahl and Lucas in the process. Sinclair would then rally Vektans to go against the Helghasts, planning to create another war between the two sides and use the bioweapon to wipe out the entire Helghan race, uncaring about the millions of casualties he might cause as long as he could satisfy his hatred towards the Helghasts.
  • Last Heir (link): Robert is a demonic being and a chief servant of the Creature. Guiding and manipulating any owner of the land to become a Serial Killer and feeding the Creature with bodies and souls of countless people, Robert tends to quickly get rid of them by throwing them to be devoured alive by the Creature.
  • Messiah:
    • Father Prime is the key figurehead and face of the Fathers, a sinister cabal who've turned the Earth into a dystopia. Keeping the world in a desolate state by way of human experimentation and murder, Prime heads the Fathers' plan to acquire knowledge of Science Myth by controlling God to increase their power. Imprisoning Satan on the moon with hopes of using him to get a hold of God, Prime orders mass killings in order to feed Satan an overabundance of human corpses.
    • Satan himself is the demonic presence who manipulated protagonist Bob into killing Father Prime so that he can be freed from his containment. Slaughtering all the staff on the moon base upon his escape, Satan hopes to rule the world and devour those he deems non-believers, while also trying to corrupt Bob into becoming as evil as him.
  • MIDNIGHT TALES VOL. 1 (link): Jhon Rubrick, the recent leader of the Enlightened Ones, desires to free the God of Darkness. To this end, Jhon manipulated several people to go on killing sprees, having them brutally slaughter dozens, before he commanded them to kill themselves. Absorbing the souls of murderers and their victims in an ancient artifact, which trapped them in a state of constant agony, Jhon offered his body to the God of Darkness to use as a vessel, allowing it to get free and preparing to unleash its wrath upon the world.
  • The Night of the Scissors (link): The Snipper is a Serial Killer who kills and mutilates people with a pair of scissors. Having kidnapped, cut apart, and killed 4 people in the past, spreading their body parts across the abandoned building, the Snipper tries to hunt down Adam for trespassing on his territory, playing sadistic games with him and then killing his friend, arranging for Adam to see his friend's corpse upon escape.
  • Oddrietta: Henry is a version of the titular Henrietta/Oddrietta from another universe who desires her all for himself. Having traveled to her dimension and befriended her as a kid, Henry would soon stalk her, then kill her puppy and cause the car accident that took her father's life. Having gained the power to create a noise-making wind that turns everyone who hears it into grotesque monsters, Henry spreads it throughout the city, turning it into a surreal nightmare, and abominates even Henrietta's mom and the spirit of her dad, while trapping Henrietta in a time loop. Henry's goal in all this is to psychologically break Henrietta into marrying him, and if she either dies or refuses without having all her memories, he sends her back to the beginning of the loop to suffer all over again.
  • AniMen: Triton Force (2010): Lord Como is the ultimate tyrannical leader of the Blatarians. In the past, the Blatarians discovered crystals that gave them immense power, which Como would use to expand his empire across most of the galaxy, with anyone who stood up to them almost completely wiped out. The planets that surrendered did not fare much better, among which were the Squamatans, who had the majority of their planet destroyed, with the Blatarians only sparing a single opera house. When the Squamatans sold out General Modi of the Anurians, another species that Como was attempting to conquer, Como ends up destroying their last opera house anyway because one of them was assisting Modi. To capture Modi, Como callously throws away the lives of his troops to make him think he is winning. When the Triton force arrives to rescue Modi, Como wipes out nearly all of them, proudly proclaiming he "[wants] them all dead."
  • The Crow fanfic Lament (link): Mitch, Steve, and Vince are a trio of Serial Rapists and killers who are responsible for picking up countless women, which Vince would often do in a club he would frequent; the three would then rape and kill them and steal their belongings, which Steve would sell at his pawn shop. Mitch, Steve, and Vince would end up running into Tom and his girlfriend Lisa; the three would rape Lisa and then kill both her and Tom, which sends Tom on a Roaring Rampage of Revenge against them after he is resurrected. When Tom visits the place where Vince would often pick out victims, called The Peep Show, it is shown that some of the women are underage, and another treats him with nothing but disgust for all of the women that he has raped.
  • Mega Man (Ruby-Spears) fanfic Defender of the Human Race:
    • The Conduit, later revealed to be Lex Loath III, is one of the series's most recurring villains, alongside Dr. Wily. The Conduit is the mysterious leader of a small organization of minions, whom he is frequently shown mistreating, particularly Mr. Black. The Conduit really comes into his own in "Episode 12: Fade to Black", where it is revealed that he plans to kill Dr. Wily so that he can use his technology to create a virus to infect every single robot and eventually wipe them all out. Mr. Black is so disgusted by this plan that he ends up turning on Conduit, to which the latter responds by trying to kill him. After his plan fails, Conduit learns that Dick Ferguson has information that could ruin his scheme, so he successfully sends his bots off to kill him. By the end of "Episode 15: The Week. Three Years Later", Conduit unleashes the Roboenza virus before slaughtering some police officers and a young girl, and framing ProtoMan for it. In "Episode 16: Pandemic", the virus has already killed hundreds to thousands of people. It is also revealed that Conduit plans to dispose of nearly all of his minions once they have all outlived their usefulness.
    • "Episode 14: Invasion of the StarDroids": Sunstar is an ancient, god-like alien worshipped by the Stardroids who establishes himself as among the most awful villains in the series despite his short screentime. Sunstar had previously led the Stardroids on a quest across the universe to conquer and purge it of what they perceived to be inferior life. One of Sunstar's minions, Luna, was responsible, under his orders, for destroying many planets by freezing them solid. They were opposed by the robot Duo, whom they would force to watch as they destroyed a planet at one point. When Sunstar is freed in the present after he was sealed, he would take over all screens in the world and broadcast their invasion to the entire world as they plan to continue their quest of purging.
  • I'm the Grim Reaper Season 3: Dr. Judah is a monstrous immortal elite who helps keep hospital and medical care prices high to prey on the poor. Before the series, Judah helped convince Ante Nora/Scarlet to release Scarlet Rot into the world, leading to 10 percent of the world's population having their organs liquefy and die as a result. Judah also broke and abused Ante, and is heavily implied to have repeatedly raped her. Judah later spitefully destroys the cure for Scarlet Rot in order to create a market for his more long-term treatments so they'll be more profitable. In the present, Judah captures Scarlet's immortal friend and tortures him repeatedly by cutting his body into pieces for sheer scientific fun to see how much pain he would take while being alive the entire time. As a final act of spite, Judah burns down the apartment of Scarlet's deceased mother with all their memories, boasting how he now completely owns Scarlet.
  • Phantom Paradise (link): Prince Hiroshi Ryusaki helped Emperor Pu-Yi regain control of China before betraying him to turn China into a puppet of the Empire of Japan. Ryusaki has both the Emperor and a deaf, mute former rape victim named Yue drugged to have sex as punishment for the Emperor's defiance. Having their son Yu-Min raised as a soldier in World War II, Ryusaki forces Pu-Yi to approve Japanese war crimes against China, regularly bringing him recordings of the aftermath. This culminates in him manipulating Yu-Min into killing both himself and his father. After his death, Ryusaki becomes the leader of the conspiracy to take control of the Phantom Paradise. After the death of Empress Madonna, Ryusaki manipulates her daughter Sakurako's mad love for Yu-Min to make her his puppet. Trying to Mind Rape Yu-Min into killing his father once again, Ryusaki reveals that he has enslaved and harvested the souls of the people who died because of his actions. Whether in life or in death, Ryusaki proves himself to be China's royal family's most hated enemy.
  • Class of the Titans: The Titan Cronus, the God of Time, once warred with his fellow gods for control of the world before being imprisoned in Tartarus. Escaping in the present, Cronus attempts to reassert dominance and reconquer both Mount Olympus and Earth. Over the series, Cronus has attempted various apocalyptic schemes, which include using the Antikythera Device to sink the continents beneath the waves; mutating a group of soldiers into ant monsters to conquer Olympus; plotting to use the Time Piece of Zeus to erase humanity from existence; and poisoning the Tree of Immortality to wipe out his fellow gods. With nothing but hatred for his children and the other gods, Cronus is utterly brutal and merciless in his tactics, which include torturing and trying to kill his own children while throwing the world into chaos and disarray. Cronus eventually gets tired of the human heroes resisting him and makes it a point to attempt to exterminate the entire human race in retribution. At other points, Cronus releases the savage werewolf Lycaon from imprisonment to eat "whomever he may please" and tries to get his mother Gaea to kill Zeus for him. Sophisticated, suave, seemingly polite, and never at loss for a vicious plan, Cronus repeatedly proves how nothing will stand in the way of his goals of domination and destruction.
  • Matt Hatter Chronicles:
    • Lord Tenoroc is the master of all the villains within The Multiverse, and the Arch-Enemy of the Hatter Family. Tenoroc is responsible for turning Discordia into a lifeless wasteland, and for removing all power of Carnival City which forced the children to rely on packs to survive. Tenoroc once tried to destroy the multiverse in the past so he could remake it in his image, until being trapped in an unknown dimension by Alfred Hatter. Tenoroc uses the Triple Sphere to summon villains to wreak havoc across the multiverse: he tries to eradicate the denizens within the Region of Ruin; tries to starve the population of the Sea of Sands to submission by removing their water supplies; and tries to bring the complete destruction of the multiverse, such as when he tries to turn it into a desert wasteland or pollute the air with toxic gas so everyone could suffocate. Tenoroc also shows no care for his minions, knowingly sending one to their deaths if it suits his needs. Tenoroc would later try to drown all of Carnival City and its denizens, and ultimately, tries to kill the mystical Amber Crest Dragon to destroy the Enchanted Forest and all the creatures within.
    • "Monster From The Dark Lagoon": Phibious is a monstrous fish creature from the black lagoon summoned by Lord Tenoroc to pollute the sewers of Carnival City. However, Phibious has his own plans and decided to poison the air of the city with swamp gas so that everyone could perish. Phibious plans to kidnap one of Matt's friends and two street kids, so he can genetically modify them into monstrous fish creatures like himself and have them serve him as slaves forever.
    • "Heart of a Vampire" & "The Root of All Evil": Count Venom, the "Prince of Darkness", is a vampire seeking to usurp Lord Tenoroc and conquer the multiverse for himself. Sent by Tenoroc to turn Matt Hatter into his eternal slave, Venom has turned Roxie into a vampire slave to attack her friends, only to be defeated. Returning after his Sanctuary Chamber Heart was restored, Venom kidnaps Roxie to turn her into a Living Battery and drain her life force; doing so would poison all of the Enchanted Forest, which he plans to remold into a dark realm for him to rule over. Venom then starts turning several inhabitants of the realm into bloodsucking vampires to serve him.

Ravok Son of Liberty from Big Shell Since: Jun, 2015 Relationship Status: Complex: I'm real, they are imaginary
Son of Liberty
#3427: Feb 4th 2023 at 3:29:26 PM

Looks great as always, ACW!

No! That is NOT Solid Snake! Stop impersonating him!
miraculous Goku Black (Apprentice)
Goku Black
#3428: Feb 4th 2023 at 3:30:31 PM

Classical Movie Vampire would work better for Venom btw. Guy is meant to be an old school show up to vampire villains of that type.

"That's right mortal. By channeling my divine rage into power, I have forged a new instrument in which to destroy you."
ACW from Arlington, VA (near Washington, D.C.) Since: Jul, 2009
#3429: Feb 4th 2023 at 3:30:46 PM

I think this might be one of the biggest batches ever.

I remember back when 30 was a lot...now 50+ is ordinary, while 60+ happens every now and then [lol]

[up] I'll use that.

Edited by ACW on Feb 4th 2023 at 6:31:42 AM

Arawn999 Since: Dec, 2013 Relationship Status: Having tea with Cthulhu
#3430: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:00:41 PM

It's also clear Soul Edge has affected Tira also just like it affected Cervantes de Leon.

Is it? She's not obsessed with wielding it herself like he is, and her devotion to it goes back to before she was malfested. Beyond making her The Ageless and (maybe) giving her a split-personality, it's not clear how it affected her.

Switching to a [tdown] to Tira (makes me wish I played the Soul Caliber games so I can get a better understanding on her)
Unfortutnately, just playing the games wouldn't help you there since the bit of her backstory about her being traumatized by killing her mentor is only relayed in a brief paragraph in the New Legends of Project Soul artbook, and by the time the games take place she's a gleeful sadist who loves killing more than anything. Her mentor isn't even mentioned in the reboot, either, as her story mode picks up right after she butchers her foster family.

Edited by Arawn999 on Feb 4th 2023 at 4:30:40 AM

futuremoviewriter Since: Jun, 2014
#3431: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:02:59 PM

Not sure if this should be to the cleanup thread or not, but here goes. So I wanted to bring up a realization I just had. Something I think makes a lot of sense about Strack:

  • Darkman novelization, by Randall Boyll:
    • Louis Strack Jr.note  is the conscienceless CEO of Strack Industries and is ultimately the man behind Dr. Peyton Westlake's mutilation and transformation into Darkman. Strack is the one paying Robert G. Durant to torture and slaughter his way through anyone who refuses to acquiesce to his corporate takeover of the city, from the mob outfit in the opening to Peyton and his innocent assistant. Strack has no compunction using Peyton's Love Interest as a hostage after having dated her himself; in the same scene, he reveals he arranged for his first wife to die in a plane crash. In a storyline excised from the film, Strack resolves his differences with his own father by paying Durant to murder him.

As both this version and the comic—which is noted in the entry itself as well—are virtually the same; official adaptations and by different writers; I think it's fair to interpret the added benefits of Strack murdering both his father and his wife could translate to the film too then and be canon. Be like how both Mayor Tortoise John and Capitan Armando Salazar each had things that the novelizations confirmed too—to the same degree, Sentinel Prime as well. If I'm not off-base, my recommendation is to rework this for the film version and have the bits from the novelization/comic added in to the bottom too.

Thoughts? I think it's a very reasonable idea. Suggestion for the tree plus the rewrite:

  • Darkman trilogy:
    • First film & The Return of Durant: Robert G. Durant is a Psycho for Hire-turned-crime boss who is introduced having a potential obstacle's entire outfit executed before he tortures the boss by chopping off all his fingers with a cigar cutter. Later, on behalf of Louis Strack Jr., Durant attacks Dr. Peyton Westlake in his lab, setting him on fire, killing his lab assistant and ruining his life by turning him into the titular Anti-Hero Darkman. Durant thinks nothing of betraying and killing allies—not even when he learns Darkman tricked him—and when he returns in the second film, he shows himself as even nastier than before. He hires crazed scientist Dr. Alfred Hathaway to build a high-powered laser weapon to mass produce to anyone who can afford it; has scientist Dr. David Brinkman beaten and murdered in order to steal his lab; and has David's sister Laurie threatened to get to Westlake when he discovers his archrival Darkman's return. Durant also has reporter Jill Randall killed for bringing his activities to light and showing an unflattering picture of him.
    • First film only: Louis Strack Jr. is the conscienceless CEO of Strack Industries and is ultimately the man behind Dr. Peyton Westlake's mutilation and transformation into Darkman. Strack is the one paying Robert G. Durant to torture and slaughter his way through anyone who refuses to acquiesce to his corporate takeover of the city, from the mob outfit in the opening to Peyton and his innocent assistant. Strack has no compunction using Peyton's Love Interest as a hostage after having dated her himself; in the same scene, he reveals he arranged for his first wife to die in a plane crash. In a storyline excised from the film—but included in the novelization by Randall Boyllnote , Strack resolves his differences with his own father by paying Durant to murder him.

Also replaced Psycho for Hire in Strack's entry with The Dragon.

Edited by futuremoviewriter on Feb 4th 2023 at 6:20:26 AM

AutumnLeaves Since: Mar, 2014
#3432: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:08:00 PM

Fanfic!Gingema writeup:

  • Gingema's Revenge: Gingema is even worse than her canon counterpart. Before summoning the hurricane that she intended to destroy most of the Earth's living beings, she places her heart in a lake under her cave and creates a spell that would suck out all the magic from the Magic Land a few years later. The spell is intact even after Gingema is killed, and in due course the magic suddenly vanishes, with hundreds of Animate Inanimate Objects and magical creatures getting effectively murdered and thousands of talking animals reduced to nonsapience. Via her Soul Jar, Gingema lures her hated rival Stella into a trap and prepares to watch her slowly die of hunger and thirst. All the while, Gingema gloats that even though, without her body, she can't use all the magic she has stolen, the suffering she has inflicted on the Magic Land delights her in itself.

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#3433: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:11:13 PM

[up][up] I'm not sure what the issue would be with just listing him in the Comic and Novelization. Like maybe you could make an argument to squeak him by in the film through that, but it seems odd to use non-canon stuff to get a version up that doesn't qualify.

The Sentinel Prime comparison doesn't really seem to make sense since he does count in the film. Salazar had Word of God that confirmed that was his canon backstory, and John, I am not really sure on him, and I have wondered before if it would be best to move him to the Literature section.

Edited by Ordeaux26 on Feb 4th 2023 at 4:11:52 AM

futuremoviewriter Since: Jun, 2014
#3434: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:21:35 PM

@Ordeaux With Tortoise John, the movie only implies he's murdered every sheriff before Rango but because the novelization outright confirms it, it's very fitting to have him listed under the film with just a tidbit about the novelization.

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#3435: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:23:24 PM

Idk about Strack but Tortoise John is fine to stay in film, the film already heavily implies the crime that the novelization spells out plain as day (the routine killing of sheriffs). It's one thing if it was entirely new crimes that were the only reason he counted, but no, the film of Rango already indicates John has been killing the sheriffs...the novelization just includes a POV segment where John spells it out.

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#3436: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:24:33 PM

No, Future. Patricide was a plotline excised from the Darkman movie, there's nothing implied. Strack only keeps in the novel/comic.

Edited by Scraggle on Feb 4th 2023 at 5:25:16 AM

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#3437: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:30:33 PM

I haven't fully spoken about this, but while I do understand the points for what we have done with John, I am starting to get worried that his case is setting a rather bad precedent. This is hardly the first time someone has tried to argue doing something like this, I remember it happening with the Novelization version of Goblin, the film version of Greyback, the 2017 film version of Cassetti, and others. I would really like for this case to stop getting abused.

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#3438: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:41:06 PM

Anyway, next up, hailing from The Closer episode "Help Wanted":

Who is Joe Meyers? What has he done?

Meyers is an ICE agent with an especially nasty MO: he targets illegal immigrants who work as nannies. He ambushes them, tortures them with a stun gun, and rapes them "brutally". Meyers then uses his status as an ICE agent to quietly deport them or threaten as much to silence them and continue his spree.

Meyers has a young son, Ruben, birthed to him by his wife Maria. One day in the past, Meyers took Ruben and Maria to Mexico, and when they returned, Meyers did something to Maria in Mexico that resulted in her never being seen again. Meyers uses Ruben to sus out nannies that are illegal immigrants, and keeps the boy in line by beating him bloody.

When his latest victim, Adriana Gomez, revealed to Meyers after the assault that she wasn't an illegal immigrant, Meyers responded by beating her to death. Panicking at the fact that the cops will potentially close in on him, Meyers rushes to hunt down every single woman he's raped that is still in the country, planning to kill them all before the cops can get to them. He attacks, beats and chains up 3 of his victims by the time the MCD tracks him down, where he is currently holding a 4th victim at gunpoint. Meyers uses her as a hostage with a smirk on his face, sneering "If I'm going down, I'm taking this wetback with me!" before trying to shoot Deputy Chief Brenda for interfering, earning himself a lethal bullet instead as his victims are saved and Ruben is given a better home.

Mitigating features?

Nnnnnnnope, he's a racist and rapist using his position of power to abuse women for lulz.

Heinousness?

He's been using his son—who he horribly abuses—to find illegal immigrants that he can rape then deport/threaten to silence them, having done it to at least 5 women by the time of the episode and indicated to have done it to even more. He beats a woman to death when he can't threaten her immigration status, and then tries to round up and kill all of his past victims still in the country.

Final Verdict?

That's a yep from me.

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#3439: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:43:10 PM

[tup] Joe, sounds like a real piece of shit indeed.

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#3440: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:45:34 PM

Yes to Meyers; no to Strack, that isn't mentioned in the film, it can't be used here future; John is different from 2017!Cassetti... we see the collection of badges from sheriffs he's had killed in the film too.

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#3441: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:52:09 PM

Body count seems SLIGHTLY on the low side for Meyers, but the MO is enough for me.

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#3443: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:53:55 PM

[tup] to Joe

@Ordeux

The thing is those situations are not the same. And having a 'precedant' did not make it so those characters went up. John is a case where he is the exact same character in both versions, and indications of his worst crime are all there in the original film. The novelization simply confirms that is what the story is going for.

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#3444: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:54:52 PM

I am not saying they are the same, what I was saying is that John's case was being used as an argument to approve those and that needs to stop.

futuremoviewriter Since: Jun, 2014
#3445: Feb 4th 2023 at 4:58:37 PM

Based on the EP, [tup] to Meyers. May vote on Christakis later. Meyers being ICE agent resorting to rape and murder?

Well that just runs the trifecta.

@Ordeaxu It really doesn't happen that often and we've only actually successfully done it a few times, so it doesn't really have that big an impact after all. We either have not entertained the idea—in most cases we haven't—or have approved someone with elements like that whether or not that's the exact reason why. We obviously won't approve something like that unless reasonable to do so though.

Excised or not, it was an idea that was intended to be used in the movie for Strack and just…wasn't. Then two separate official adaptations done by different people—Randall Boyll and Ralph Macchio respectively—utilized it. Even if not implied, it can still be possibly accepted as canon for that reason.

I admit I was definitely off-base with the 2017 Cassetti, but this is different from that. If no one else agrees, I can drop it though. It's acceptable as is.

Edited by futuremoviewriter on Feb 4th 2023 at 5:54:21 AM

Arawn999 Since: Dec, 2013 Relationship Status: Having tea with Cthulhu
#3446: Feb 4th 2023 at 5:03:51 PM

Well, how is it played in the series itself?
Prior to Soulcalibur V, the games were very light on story, with the characters' backstories and histories being relayed through dossiers and the "canon" storyline only being exposited through the prologues and dossiers of the following games in the series. To provide a bit more detail:


Tira debuted in Soulcalibur III, and is portrayed as a 17-year-old implicitly bipolar sadist who loves killing people, and flips from being cheerful to grouchy as a stance system. All her profile there states is that she was raised as an assassin from a very young age, got separated from the rest of her guild during the Evil Seed, and became a serial killer after being unable to become accustomed to a normal life. Hearing about Nightmare and considering him a kindred spirit due to his similarly insatiable appetite for bloodshed, she sought him out and swore fealty to him, and was tasked with helping him reclaim Soul Edge and finding a replacement host.

In her semi-canon story mode, Tira learns about Sophitia and decides that her children would make good replacement hosts for Soul Edge, then hunts for Siegfried until she finds him battling with Nightmare. Zasalamel tries to absorb Soul Edge and Soul Calibur's power to break his curse of immortality, but is Malfested into the monstrous Abyss. After vanquishing Abyss, Tira takes Soul Edge and goes to Sophitia's home. One ending has her be chased off by Sophitia and Cassandra before getting bodyjacked by Soul Edge, while the other ends with her giving Soul Edge to a young Pyrrha.


Soulcalibur IV is the first game to outright give Tira split personalities, with the explanation that being exposed to Soul Edge's energy during Siegfried's climactic battle with Nightmare malfested her and caused her mind to shatter and reform into "Jolly" and "Gloomy" — both of whom enjoy killing equally. Tira kidnaps Sophitia's daughter and blackmails her into serving Nightmare, while also manipulating Astaroth and Voldo into swearing fealty to Nightmare and goading Cervantes and Maxi into trying to claim Soul Edge for themselves. Her non-canon story mode ends with Nightmare dying due to his makeshift body being unable to withstand Soul Edge's power, Jolly begging Nightmare not to leave her and despairing at the thought of being alone only for Gloomy to shrug Nightmare's death off, telling Jolly to get over it and that that they'll never alone since they're stuck together.


Soulcalibur V is the first game in the series to have a concrete storymode, wherein Tira is the primary Big Bad — scornfully dismissing humans as pathetic creatures only fit to be killed, and gaslighting Pyrrha into worsening her malfestation and eventually becoming Soul Edge's host.

New Legends of Project Soul is an artbook released alongside Soulcalibur V that tries to iron out the canon storyline of the games, and fleshes out some of the characters' backstories and lore. Tira's section contains a very brief paragraph saying that she had a mentor who she idolized for her combat skills but was ordered to kill during her rite of passage, and that the trauma of doing so scarred her soul and caused her to develop split personalities (something that isn't backed up by the other games' lore).

In the games themselves, Tira's mentor isn't mentioned at all, nor is Tira shown expressing remorse for anyone she's killed.


Soulcalibur VI is a reboot set in a new timeline, going back to the events between and during Soul Edge and SoulCalibur while taking the plot information that was previously All There in the Manual and working it into a canon story mode. Tira's story mode picks up right after she butchers her foster family, but her backstory is reworked so that she develops split personalities after doing so and is given an Age Lift to make her ~17 right off the bat.

Unlike other lore details from New Legends of Project Soul that were worked into the story, Tira's mentor is once again not mentioned at all in the game.

Edited by Arawn999 on Feb 12th 2023 at 10:36:14 AM

Klavice (Elder Troper)
#3447: Feb 4th 2023 at 5:56:26 PM

Even then, if she's bipolar rather than being a sane sociopath, that might give this Wiki an unintentional anti-mental health stance and I'd rather not list someone who is outright said to be bipolar. Where does it say she's bipolar anyway? I don't remember seeing that in the games the only thing that got me against her inclusion was that, and the fact she's a villainous Broken Bird from killing her mentor. If she wasn't bipolar, I'd probably say yes but again, Soul Edge just tampered with her already fucked up mental state. She may not be interested in wielding it but when we see her POV in Soul Calibur III it's VERY warped which gives moral agency issues as I've said before. If VI doesn't mention her feeling empathy or grief, and she's not bipolar, I might at least rescind for that game.

Edited by Klavice on Feb 4th 2023 at 6:01:23 AM

Ordeaux26 Since: May, 2019 Relationship Status: [TOP SECRET]
#3448: Feb 4th 2023 at 6:04:25 PM

[up] Wait where does it state that CM's are not allowed to be bipolar? We allow villains with some kind of mental problems as long as they have an understanding of right and wrong, and real world wise that doesn't inhibit your ability to tell right from wrong. If you mean it in a taste way we aren't allowed to reject villains for poor taste anymore.

Edited by Ordeaux26 on Feb 4th 2023 at 6:04:42 AM

Klavice (Elder Troper)
#3449: Feb 4th 2023 at 6:06:59 PM

Might be thinking of the old trope definition. I was more worried about the implications with listing a character with Bipolar depression. And nothing has been brought up that she had a choice to be anything but evil. I could see us including her if there was an instance where she expressed an opportunity to be good but rejected it. That's my only hiccup.

Edited by Klavice on Feb 4th 2023 at 6:08:26 AM

MGD107 Since: Feb, 2015
#3450: Feb 4th 2023 at 6:07:33 PM

[tup] to Novel!Scarecrow, Emperor Exhaus, Nameless Swarm Leader, Emmett Meyers, Mother Sphere, Akhna, Edgar Fromware, Markos Christakis and Joe Meyers.


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