Welp, I'm off to write my proposal. "This is worse than the time I was a Complete Monster..."
You've been kicked out of the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. :(
Har har har
Alright. I have a truly despicable Complete Monster candidate, and a long overdue one I might add.
What's the work?
Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a literary masterpiece.
Who is he? What has he done?
Manny Heffley is the Big Bad of Diary of a Wimpy Kid. He is the youngest member of the Heffley family, the little brother of the protagonist Greg, and evil incarnate.
For the first five books of the series, Manny is able to carefully manipulate events in order to make his parents not notice his truly vile nature. The little psychopath was able to make his loving parents spoil him for three years. During all of this, he frequently verbally abuses his brother Greg, calling him a "ploopy." So far this is all bog-standard, but that's because he's keeping up his Bitch in Sheep's Clothing facade.
Things get crazy in the sixth book, Cabin Fever, in which Manny decidedly crosses the Moral Event Horizon. When his family was snowed in during a blizzard, he found various ways to torment them, such as screwing up Greg's Net Kritterz password. But perhaps the worst thing he did was stealing all of the house's supplies — food, water, heating, electricity, and everything else — and hide them from the rest of his family. This he did simply because nobody taught him how to tie his shoes. His revenge for this supposed "injustice" was knowingly depriving his family members of basic necessities, so that he can sadistically watch them all slowly starve and freeze to death while he lived like a king in his room. The only reason his family survived his vengeful plot was because they accidentally found where he was hiding all of their supplies.
Upon being caught, he showed no remorse for his crimes and threw a Villainous Breakdown. And in all of the books after this one, he continued manipulating his parents to evade justice.
Mititaging factors?
Nope. The kid has a grand total of zero redeeming qualities. His "tragic" backstory is not being taught how to tie his shoes, which would be laughably petty had Manny not been taken 100% seriously as a threat. Also, even though he gave up the supplies after being caught, this wasn't out of any sense of honour, but because he was weaker than his family and had no choice.
Heinousness standards?
If Manny was put in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, then every other villain in that setting would fail the heinousness standards to him.
Final verdict?
Easy ![[tup]](https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thumbs_up_emote.png "[thumb up]"){kind=small}
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Edited by m-95 on Oct 24th 2023 at 9:56:34 AM
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Angry babby
Definite to Manny. I considered him being a Magnificent Bastard but Cabin Fever crossed the heinousness line.
Edited by mightymewtron on Oct 24th 2023 at 10:43:18 AM
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Just call me Solemn.
to Manny.
YIKES. Big, easy, happy, hearty, absolute, gigantic, and slight ×∞ to TV Tropes... Vile website, as Michealthehero 21 would probably remark. The Survivor trio are "the nirvana of Complete Monsterdom
"? Nah. TV Tropes ruined my life so hard I forgot to upvote it until now. Great work, CapitanoNox!
Edited by ShootingStar7X on Dec 28th 2023 at 10:26:57 AM
Otherwise known as SolemnStormcloud.
to Manny and TV Tropes.
I'll be submitting CM proposals for Peter Griffin and Dirk Dinkum soon, by the way.
Edited by LoadsAndLoadsOfFreeTime on Dec 12th 2023 at 4:57:30 AM
You've been kicked out of the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. :(
One of the most vile monsters I have seen.
What is the work?
I don't remember is a work detailing the time bouncy the ball forgot about bouncing only for them to get taken to another world called another world with the main villain having a axe to grind.
Who is the squeaky?
Squeaky is a squeaky mouse who before they became a national monument as told in the infograph went to ball of carbon to ball of carbon taking most likely sentient rubber trees to increase their squeakyness for ages with their long life span and consume their squeaks leading to a fate worse than death as the squeaks also contain their souls.
Going the another world they ended up getting stuck in between to pipes before they could consume the another world, one day people tried to see how nicely they could sleep next to the loud squeaks until a tiny bity piece of politeness (that even when Squeaky had it they ignored and left behind for their want to be more squeaky) which would later be named eh.
Squeaky then bribed the cribs with crypto squeaks while using their leader to spread meowzy as a mouth piece so they can make up nonsense to make them look like a benevolent figure here to save them.
After the defeat of meowsy they do and steal the squeaks of the members of the cribs and get the tiny piece of them self (that really doesn't change who they are) named eh and then plans to go to another ball of carbon.
After being defeated by being made to step on a lego Bouncy which releases eh they spitefully call their mom to slap Bouncy's world at the another world which would cause both to pop.
Bouncy then has eh go grab them dribble them so hard from the atmosphere that they bounce so hard that they cause Squeaky to go from squeak to math ending them for now.
Later Squeaky tries to control meowzy so they can manifest the power of meows after losing their squeakyness only for Bouncy to throw water at them which causes their newfound cat instinct to make them jump back to hard that they slam hard against the soft pillows defeating them. They try to fight back as math but them get eaten by the fruity flyer
.
After bouncy defeats they fruity flyer with homemade water and peppermint oil mix, Squeaky flies off, and later they meet with Squeaky having acting on the instinct to squeak being the only thing left. When defeated they are reborn into another being through Bouncy solving the math Squeak was made of with eh taking this new it in them.
Are they bad enough, redeeming qualities?
They were bad before being stuck between two pipe and already ignored their tiny bitty piece of politeness which was small to start with even before it split from them, they present them self as a benevolent figure there to help the crib which is show to be false, and them becoming one with eh is just because they were reborn into another being.
They are given serious defeats which might be too much for this trope but it is just not too serious enough that I think it is not too much, they only see their mom as a resource bank, and them subjecting others to a fate worse than defeat across multiple balls of carbon through eons with their long lasting life as show with eh just being born when Squeaky was trapped and them being called the sqeaker thing makes them bad enough.
Verdict?
Yeps
The Draftsman of Doom
Yes to Squeaky and Manny.
Feels good, don't it?
Who up whereing they else?
I was going to make a joke MB proposal for Pinhead but I realised you could actually make an argument for him as MB if you only use the first film (a flawed argument, but an argument nonetheless)
to Manny
Edited by StarManatee on Dec 16th 2023 at 8:32:21 PM
He/Him | Elsewhere (2017)
Angry babby
A new submission, inspired by this post...
What is the work?
Sesame Street is a beloved puppet show about the inhabitants of the titular street and their various personal challenges.
Who is the character?
Cookie Monster is a blue monster whose primary traits are his poor English and his insatiable lust for cookies.
Are they irredeemable?
Cookie Monster shows no remorse for the cookies he murders or their families, making a big show of devouring their corpses. If that's not enough, he's also expanded to fruits and vegetables, which are technically living things! One may think his good attitude with children makes him redeemable, but he's modeling poor behaviors such as messy eating, addiction, and broken English with no shame for the impact this will have on their development.
Verdict?
C is for Complete Monster, that's good enough for me.
Edited by mightymewtron on Dec 31st 2023 at 2:27:13 PM
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Tobias/TJ (He/Him)
Logic Girl
XD
Wick checker for hire
OK, here I am.
What is the work? The Loud House is a Nickelodeon show about the life of a family with eleven childen, with only one of them being male.
Who is she? What has she done? Roxy is the antagonist of "Snoop's On", an episode late into the show's fourth season. A never seen before classmate of Luna, the third oldest sibling in the Loud family, who ends up being manupulated by her into a criminal life.
Is she magnificent? The episode mostly tells us of Roxy via the writings on Luna's diary, but can be clearly identified as a clear example of The Corrupter: most of the wrongdoings Luna ends up doing are all started by her ideas. Also, the first writing on the diary clearly states that their first "business" happened during math class: one would expect a person like Roxy to be found all time into detention room, but we can guess that she manages to keep a "good girl" image in front of the authorities in order to do her business without other people thinking immediately she's the culprit of anything.
Is she a bastard? Many of the things she manipulates Luna into doing have some form of illegality, may it be something mild like ignoring the curfew and passing all night in an underground club to things like escaping from school in the middle of a lesson or getting a tattoo with presumably a fake permission, due to Michigan laws requiring one for a 15 year-old to do such thing. But the climax is in the so-called "Night of Mayhem", an event where the two go committing various act of vandalism throughout the city, enter a bar brawl and ultimately steal part of the Town Hall insignia. This whole event ends up being thwarved by the intervention of three of Luna's siblings, who discovered everything by peeking into their sister's diary while she wasn't looking and convinced her to avoid toxic influences.
Mitigating factors? Roxy may be a thief, a deceiver, a vandal, a scammer and everything else, but at least she remembers to put on the helmet when riding her bike.
Final verdict? Who's this Roxy girl? An asshole.
The joke is that at the end of the episode it turns out Roxy never existed. Luna fabricated everything to scare her siblings off and make them confess they were reading her diary. The Night of Mayhem event had Luna's girlfriend Sam playing the role of Roxy to make the whole thing more believable as the siblings tried to anticipate them into every step of their plan.
The best character is always the one-shot disguise.
to Roxy and Cookie.
Now, I have a CM candidate so bad, I don't even need to make an EP to explain why he should be a CM: DAVID. Just watch this video
and you'll know just how terrible of a person David truly is.
Edited by LoadsAndLoadsOfFreeTime on Jan 1st 2024 at 6:05:28 AM
You've been kicked out of the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. :(
Har har har
Easy s to Cookie Monster and to David (especially the latter; that kid is horrific). Also, to Roxie, who defenitely existed.
Speaking of MB candidates whose existance is hard to verify: I'm worried that it might be too early to propose this guy, but two days is long enough, right?
What's the work?
Monopoly is a famous tabletop game where you play as a landlord.
Who is he? What has he done?
"Young Dav" (I'm using made-up names as to hide everyone's identities) was a major antagonist of a game of Monopoly that me and my friends played on New Years 2024. Near the start of the game, Young Dav mostly just bought properties when he could like all the other players. But in time, he'd prove to be very formidable.
First of all, he carefully manipulated all of us into moving his piece for him. This he did by positioning himself in a seat farther from the board than other players, creating the illusion that he couldn't reach the board (even though he could've just leaned over) and thus needed help. We only picked up on the fact that we had become his pawns after he started getting a lot of money.
Which leads me to my next point: he managed to keep a lot of the money he had at the start of the game. Given that he was buying properties like everyone else, I'm kinda confused about how he did it (oh, and since I only missed it by paying too little attention myself, you don't have to worry about this being offscreen). My best guess is that 1) the properties he bought weren't too expensive, and 2) unlike other players, he didn't spend a lot of his money making deals. I think the only person he made a deal with was his brother Big Dav, and even then, Young Dav barely even lost anything from the deal.
By the end of the game, he owned the second most valuable set of properties out of any player, overshadowed only by Mr. Ed. Even though Young Dav technically didn't "win" the game, he pretty much was one of the few players who came out of the game without losing all that much (not even Mr. Ed can say that about himself).
Is he magnificent?
Absolutely. He keeps his cool throughout all of the game. Contrast this with many other players, who frequently bickered with each other; Big Dav and myself got into some petty bickering over this one property; Mr. Ed got into a humiliating argument with Miss Ed over a deal that she was making that didn't even involve him. But, in all of this, Young Dav kept himself out of the arguments and built up his empire from the shadows.
He wasn't sadistic or petty or anything, either. Heck, even when he made us move his piece for him, he didn't rub it in our faces at all. In fact, we were the ones who made a fuss about it while he just minded his own business.
Is he a bastard? Too much of one?
Well, he officially crossed the Moral Event Horizon when he built houses on all of his properties; this, combined with Mr. Ed's houses, created the infamous "Valley of Death" that got both myself and his own brother Big Dav eliminated. The fact that he collaborated with Mr. Ed's most heinous crime should easily make him evil enough. However, unlike Mr. Ed, he never built a mansion, which shows that he has some lines he won't cross.
Final verdict?
Easy yes.
Edited by m-95 on Jan 3rd 2024 at 7:12:04 AM
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The Zangoose nobody likes
What is the work?
That's a good question, actually. What actually IS the work?Who is your character? What have they done?
Um, well, his name is Johnny, I guess? I haven't decided what they do yet.Any redeeming qualities? Freudian Excuse?
Who, m-me? Well, um... I can do heavy lifting... Wait, what do you mean, Freudian Excuse? Are you calling me a villain?Are they evil enough?
Who??? I don't understand the subject here.Final verdict?
This is a very weird survey...Edited by Thepenguinking2 on Jan 12th 2024 at 11:15:11 AM
"That is hard to argue or agree with." ~Penny
Not the Eye
to Johnny and the Penguin King
Can shapeshift (probably)
Here's a CM proposal that I've been anticipating and going over for a while. The character in question is a little obscure though, so don't be surprised if you don't recognize him.
What is the work?
While the character is ostensibly from Breaking Bad due to his connections to Mike Ehrmantraut, it's a bit more of an All There in the Manual thing. More on that below.Who is Kid Named Finger? What has he done?
Kid Named Finger originated as a meme, supplanting the overdone "Kid named X" memes after someone made a nonsensical joke switching the order of "paint" and "finger". On its own, this just sounds like everyday Internet shenanigans, but the reality is much crueler—Kid Named Finger took advantage of Mike's stone faced reaction to everything and forced him to stand still for all eternity, with the exact same expression, all for the sake of a meme. If he were to move at all, reality would collapse on itself.As if KNF being The Caligula over this reality wasn't bad enough, he manifested as text with a white background on top of Mike. You know what we call things like that? Image Macros.
Is he heinous enough?
I think the fact that Jonathan Banks hasn't spoken up about the meme says all it needs to. KNF must have intimidated him into silence. So yes, he's heinous not just in his own reality, but any reality.Any redeeming qualities? Freudian Excuse?
Definitely not. In theory, a case could be made for KNF being Made of Evil due to how randomly he sprung into existence, but the reason that happened was specifically because of the opposite—he had a mind of his own, randomly manifesting in places, as evidenced by how he would take the exact same form each time—the Image Macro with Mike frozen in place. Creatures that are made of evil can typically shapeshift; whether or not this one could is unknowable, but it clearly gets enjoyment out of this sick little game.Final verdict?
Alright everyone, today we're going to vote for a Complete Monster.Kid named Going: Silver and gold, silver and gold
Jogo
Kid Named Complete Monster
Not the Eye
Kid Named Keeper
Angry babby
What is the work?
Career Day is one of the most famous recent Saturday Night Live sketches, as seen in Season 44's Adam Driver hosted episode.
Who is the character?
Abraham H. Parnassus is an extremely old oil baron and Large Ham who comes to talk to his son Mordecai's class for career day. He was born seven months premature before incubation technology was well developed, and was thus kept in a cast iron pot in a pizza oven until he was ripe enough to walk. He worked his way up to the top of the oil industry, overcame his major rival H.R. Pickensnote , and continues to gloat about his success to this day.
Are they magnificent?
Abraham not only CRUSHED his enemies to secure his spot at the top of the oil industry, knocking his major rival out of the competition, but he married his rival's granddaughter, filled her belly with his festering seed, and sired a boy as his last revenge! He's impressive enough that Mordecai's classmate applauds him and wants to be like him when she grows up.
Are they a bastard?
He clearly didn't get to the top of the industry by playing nice, as demonstrated when he stabs a dead bird as a metaphor for overtaking his enemies. He also pushes his son to be as magnificent as his father. However, he's quite supportive of the students who ask about his ill-defined profession, and invites them at the end of his speech for swine guts and Capri Suns.
Final verdict?
I wanna be like him when I grow up — and so I shall!
Edited by mightymewtron on Jan 26th 2024 at 3:27:44 PM
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Not the Eye
Abraham
to Kid Name For and Abraham
Edited by LoadsAndLoadsOfFreeTime on Feb 26th 2024 at 8:24:20 AM
You've been kicked out of the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. :(
Gotta have to![[tdown]](https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/thumbs_down_emote.png "[thumb down]")
Friar Tuck since he states at the end that he wants to see his mom again at Las Vegas and the claim it’s never subverted big miss right there OP smh
We should probably take a look at Buck Cluck and Grandpa Joe for CM too in the future since they seem like potential keepers