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Old Monk

Gwi-nam and Fah tomorrow, but:

• Beasts of the Calibre Lodge: Wilhelm Stengl, alias Kristian Beckett, is a Nazi war criminal who was in charge of hunting down the 'impure' for Hitler. Having sent many to their deaths, Stengl also investigated fellow Nazis to see if they were not pure Aryans. Stengl used this to send many of his fellow officers to their ends to advance himself. Helping to enact a resurgent Nazi plot, Stengl later burns a maid to death in a fit of cruelty and paranoia.
• The Girl in the House Across the Street From the Girl in the Window: Sweet little Emma is the murderer of Lisa that Anna witnesses. A vicious sociopath since she was born, Emma murdered her mother for getting pregnant, killed her teacher and stabbed Lisa in the throat for refusing her candy. trying to frame Anna, Emma murders her own father and attempts to kill the handyman Buell before trying to murder Anna as well.
• Knights of the Old Republic: Chuundar, brother of Zaalbar and son of Freyyr is a twisted sociopath who eschews the normal honor and nobility of the Wookiees of Kashyyyk. Framing his brother to exile him and trying to murder his father, Chuundar proceeds to allow the Czerka Corp to sell his own people into slavery and death. Secretly bargaining with them for weapons, Chuundar is gleeful to sell his own people into slavery as long as he benefits.
• Dirty Pair: Perverted terrorist Carvalho is eager to steal the bodies of those he comes across, even that of a little girl. With a legacy of terrorism behind him, Carvalho prepares a bomb on a populated planet to annihilate 90 percent of life on the world, trying to kill the Lovely Angels to secure his plot's success.
• The Mask of Fu Manchu: The wicked Doctor Fu Manchu intends to rule the world upon stealing the blade and mask of Genghis Khan. Taking the Egyptologist Lionel Barton, Fu Manchu tortures him with ringing bells to gain information, eventually causing his death. Capturing his daughter, and her fiancee Trevor, Genghis Khan has Trevor savagely tortured by his sadistic daughter Fah Lo See and intends to have him become Fah Lo See's broken slave. Intending on sacrificing the beautiful Sheila, Fu Manchu intends on using his doomsday weapons to rally his warlords and slaughter the western world, with their women given to his lieutenants.

The writeup for Carvalho is quite short is that all that could be fit in?

So while I'm catching up on One Piece (Chapter 1000! Just forty to go!), I figured I should ask: have we discussed Kurozumi Orochi, the secondary antagonist of Wano?

I mean, he's a spiteful coward who's deliberately trying to ruin the country.

Edited by Voyd211 on Feb 12th 2022 at 2:04:59 PM

Is there anything else Carvalho really needs?

The Wando arc is ongoing now, and Orochi is still active. No, we're not discussing him yet.

I'll also have an example from Wild Wild West, the show soon

Loki, Fu Manchu, Chester Cobblepot, Old Monk

Guys this a duel post. He's proposing both the monk and the robes (since they share everything ) ? So are their any votes for his partner?

old monk and his robes.

Edited by miraculous on Feb 13th 2022 at 4:21:28 AM

Cobblepot and Old Monk

Speaking of the Soul's Games, I wonder if Mytha, the Baneful Queen was ever up to consideration considering she literally turned her kingdom into a hellish poison mine out where thousands are force to work and die just out of vanity because she was rejected?

Oops, my bad I missed that. the Robes.

Yes to Old Monk. Also, for that Polish crime show that I watch, I found 5 of the 10 missing episodes. Shockingly, I foudn two more potential candidates. One I am very sure about and will EP him now. Though, I will say that Witold Tarasiuk must be cut. Only confirmed bodycount of 3 really.

Yes to Loki; our second Mayor Cobblepot; Demon's Souls duo.

Abstain on Fu Manchu (he counts, but considering how the work is...yeah).

OK, EP;

What is the episode?

A nine year old girl has been found brutally raped and thrown into marshes where she nearly died. Police is examining what happened and find many child bones in the marshes...

Who is Tadeusz Mancewicz?

He is a serial rapist and killer of these little girls. He kidnaps little girls from age of 6-13 and brutally rapes them before throwing them alive into marshes where they die. He also poses as a doctor who cares for children and cures them. It has been revealed that every girl that Tadeusz killed, has been sick with allergies and went to him. It has been happening throughout 20 years all over Poland. Toward the end, police go to his house where the wife and daughter deny and argue "My husband helps children; what type of awful accusation is that?!" Before getting heart attack. The daughter gets ever more angry and refuses to call him. Police figure out that Tadeusz has an isolated house next to marhes and they raid it... only to find he hanged himself (reason why he did isn't unfortunatly explained or implied) and manage to rescue a little girl who was locked away in the room.

Redeeming qualities?

I say none. He has wife and daughter but again, I say this is "I act like regular guy to cover what psycho I am." Especially that we never see him interacting with them in any way. Also, he hanged himself. While it could be argued he did it out of guilt, there is no indication of that. He could do it because he knew he was being targeted by police.

Heinous?

I say he might be worst character actually. Serial child rapist killer is unique even for the show. I will copy and paste heinous standard again...

A man who strangled his seven-year old nephew to death and threw him from balcony because the little boy saw him cheating on his wife.

A woman who used little kids to collect money for her and they were allowed to only take half of it home and when one girl tried to take more home, she had her beaten and hospitalized.

Two 16 year girls constantly bullied a 13-year old boy and he accidentally tripped and fell under a car which killed him (granted, killing him wasn't their goal, but they sure showed no remorse for it).

Two 17 year old girls beaten third 17 year old girl because they were angry at her success at school.

A man murdered an elderly couple and their 19-year old granddaughter (his neighbors) because they had money and he wanted it.

5 white nationalists who brutally beaten and hospitalized an Armenian girl and burned her younger brother to death. When caught by police they were seen raiding a Vietnamese restaurant with and trying to beat (or maybe kill) Vietnamese owners. When arrested, we hear them scream things like "Why arrest Polish citizens?!" or "Traitors! Take care of those dirbags, not us good people!" They don't count because we never find out their individual names, and unfortunately, too much offscreen villainy here.

A 16 year old girl murdered her older brother because he objected to her dating much older man.

Witold Tarasiuk who was also serial killer but now I am inclined to cut him. He only has confimred bodycount of three.

Verdict?

Keep him.

That's a yes.

Also:

• Abdul Jabbar will go up once Vardhaan's written up.
• If it's Fah Lo See from the film, I'll get her and Fu Manchu together.
• I'll just put Chuundar and the Strangler up together.

Jabbar, Loki, Fu Manchu, Chester CopperpotCobblepot, the Old Monk and Mancewicz.

Aye to Abdul Jabbar, Loki, Fu Manchu, Chester Cobblepot, the Old Monk, the Golden Robes and Tadeusz Mancewicz.

Witold Tarasiuk sounds like a cut.

Edited by GeorgieEnkoom on Feb 13th 2022 at 12:51:54 PM

• The French Crow:
  • "La Mort Sur Le Trottoir" ("Death on the Sidewalk"): Mister Whip is a pimp who physically and sexually abuses his girls with his three partners. Having already murdered at least two of his prostitutes, he tortures both Hara and her twin sister Erin to death because Hara wanted to quit. Confronted by a resurrected Erin, Mister Whip coldly dismisses his victims as "only whores".
  • "La légende du corbeau" ("The Legend of the Crow"): Captain Auschweizer is a Nazi officer who runs a concentration camp where prisoners are kept starving. At one point, Auschweizer gouged an old man's eyes out. When the young Samuel seeks to reunite with his father, Auschweizer shoots the father in front of his son to deter any further rebellion, before making the boy join other orphans and ordering the preparation of the crematorium.
• Marjolaine is a bard from the Orlesian Empire that took the young Leliana under her wing, only to betray her and let her be tortured the moment she became inconvenient. In the Leliana's Song prequel DLC, Marjolaine, working for the cruel Harwen Raleigh, steals sensitive Orlesian military documents to try to incite a war between Orlais and Ferelden. After Leliana takes to a quiet life in the Chnatry, Marjolaine keeps an eye on her, and sends assassins after her when she leaves with the Warden, refusing to believe she left for any reason other than revenge.
• Dragon Quest IX:
  • King Godwyn is the ruler of the Gittish empire who murdered his father and imprisoned his soul to take control, out of simple impatience. Leading the Gittish empire on a brutal expansionist war to kill countless people, Godwyn also imprisoned Celestrians in the prison known as The Oubliette, where they would have their powers drained after torture, including Corvus, who was tortured into a shell of himself. Upon his revival, Godwyn attempts to revive the dark dragon Barbarus to devastate the world until he reigns over what's left.
  • Yore is a demonic being who had a contract with the Gittish Empire to help them raze the surface world. Approaching Stornway, Yore made a deal with the King that he would spare them if he sacrificed their neighboring allies Brigadoom to him. Yore then laid siege to Brigadoom, wiping out its inhabitants and leaving the kingdom in ruins, something he took great pleasure in. Freed by Princess Simona who asked him restore Brigadoom at the cost of Stornway, Yore denies her request and declares he'll raze Stornway before moving onto the rest of the surface world to wipe out mortal life.
• Episodes 13 through 15 (Generation IV): Ghetsis is a cruel, selfish man seeking total world domination, and the driving force behind all the evil acts of Team Plasma. In "The Uprising", Ghetsis has ordered his six chosen Sages to lead an attack on the Unova League, where they attempt to kill the young Iris and all the other Gym Leaders who oppose Team Plasma's effort to take Pokemon away from trainers by force. In "The Frozen World", in order to seize the DNA Splicers, Ghetsis has Sage Zinzolin and his forces launch a terrorist attack on Opelucid City, that's shown to endanger civilian lives and create massive collateral damage as the city gets frozen solid, leaving all in it to suffer. Finally, "The King Returns" sees Ghetsis attempting to freeze all of Unova, using the DNA Splicers to force Reshiram and a controlled Kyurem to fuse, and ordering White Kyurem to directly assault and destroy Ghetsis's own foster son N with a Fusion Flare, all to remove any obstacles to his insatiable lust for power.
• Tropical-Rouge!: Butler is the assistant to the Witch of Delays who strictly orders his subordinates to steal motivation from the surface world to fuel the Fool's Casket, a device capable of draining everyone's life on Earth, to give the Witch immortality. Butler falsely promises his subordinates immortality through this, and when Chongire finds out and protests, Butler turns him into a Yaraneeda against his will. Butler desperately doesn't want the Witch to remember her past with Aunete/Cure Oasis, only wanting her to end all life either with the Fool's Casket or as the Witch of Destruction. When the Witch makes peace with Cure Oasis's spirit and vanishes, Butler turns himself into a Yaraneeda to inherit the Witch's abandoned wish to destroy the world, drains the motivation of his subordinates, and attempts to do the same with the Pretty Cure. After losing, Butler offers his motivation to finish filling the Fool's Casket, knowing billions would die.
• Tiger & Bunny: "Truth Lies at the Bottom of a Well": Benoit Depardieu has earned himself the title of "the Lady Killer" thanks to his history of sexually assaulting and murdering women, usually after viciously whipping and torturing them with his electrified bullwhip. Having already claimed 9 victims, Benoit's latest attempt at killing a woman is thwarted by the arrival of Kotetsu. In response, Benoit flings his intended target off a rooftop to distract Kotetsu while Benoit flees, immediately hunting for another woman to torture and kill.
• Season 4: The Beast is the chief enforcer of the fallen Power Jasmine. One of the most powerful demons to walk the earth, the Beast roamed the world in search of wanton slaughter, encountering Angelus when it tried to get him to kill the Svea Priestesses (Svear) before they could banish him. Returning to massacre the Svear, the Beast initiates a huge Human Sacrifice to unleash a rain of flames over LA, and slaughters most of Wolfram & Hart to kill the Ra-Tet and drain them. Blackening out the sun over LA with the intent to spread it over the world and causing a rampage of supernatural monsters, the Beast intends to unleash Jasmine to enslave the world and devour countless innocents.
• Dirty Pair Book 3—A Plague of Angels: Carvalho is a perverted cyborg terrorist who is eager to steal the bodies of those he comes across, even that of a little girl. With a legacy of terrorism behind him, Carvalho prepares a bomb on a populated planet to annihilate 90 percent of life on the world, and tries to kill the Lovely Angels to secure his plot's success.
• Doraemon: Nobita's Resident Evil (Doraemon & Resident Evil): Mr. Cash/Khaxiu is a mastermind whose dream was to sell bio-organic weapons. Cash recreated the Raccoon City incident by causing bioterrorism in Susukino, infecting countless people with the T-Virus. Disguised as a righteous man, Cash then attempted to use the bio-organic weapons he made to terrorize the Time Patrol Base. Brainwashing Doraemon, Dekisugi, and Shizuka, Cash also conducted experiments on Shizuka, an elementary school student.
• Nightwing fanfic Working Together, by SociallyAwkwardWeirdo25 (link): Catalina Flores, aka Tarantula III, keeps her canon crimes but not her redeeming traits. Returning to her old job in the FBI, Catalina kills 11 blond women by repeatedly stabbing them in the stomach and genitals just to create a case she could work on with her former mentor Richard "Dick" Grayson, aka Nightwing, who she raped 3 years ago and is obsessed with. Sexually assaulting and harassing Grayson as they work on the case together, Catalina fondly reminisces on the time where she raped him, and ultimately drugs him before raping him again, only refraining from kidnapping him because she knows Batman would hunt her down. Killing 3 cops and wounding 5 others when they try to stop her, Catalina also seduced two of her FBI colleagues in order to have them pressure Nightwing into taking the fall for her murders. Beneath her flirty, seductive behavior, Catalina is little more than an entitled, petty and possessive madwoman who wants Nightwing to herself, caring little for the trauma she inflicted on her former mentor.
• This War of Mine, by Sivam (link) (Dragon Ball Z & RWBY): Future Cell, surpassing his canon counterpart's wickedness, proves to be as depraved as his present counterpart. Upon appearing in Remnant, Cell devours all of Newville Town's 50,000 inhabitants with his tail, absorbing its last inhabitant in front of Future Son Gohan, Yang Xiao Long, Blake Belladonna, and Pyrrha Nikos for fun. Causing the Fall of Beacon and killing thousands during the disaster, Cell absorbs Penny Polendina, kills Ruby Rose, and taunts Yang about it. Slaughtering and devouring most of Menagerie in a rage, including Ghira Belladonna, Cell later on kills Salem and absorbs Summer Rose to reach his Perfect form. Waiting for Remnant's strongest to face him in the Cell Games, Cell decides to test his Maiden powers by destroying Atlas and Mistral, killing Weiss's family. When Remnant's strongest decide to face him, Cell unleashes his Cell Jrs. on them, watching as they tortured them, shrugging off a Cell Jr.'s death and killing another for being defeated by Weiss Schnee and a redeemed Cinder Fall's fusion Empress.
• Ghouls (aka Vamps) (2017): Vitold Bishteffi, aka Lord Strigev, is a vampire lord who seeks to return the undead to the dominant species on the planet. Having bitten Milena's pregnant mother in the past, causing Milena to be born part-vampire, Strigev schemes to use her blood to make himself and his brood immune to sunlight. Unleashing his brood onto a nearby village to grow his undead army, Strigev then assaults the monastery and abducts Milena, leaving her protectors alive so they can witness the fall of mankind.
• The Great Silence:
  • Loco/Tigrero is a vicious, bloodthirsty Bounty Hunter dedicated to killing his bounties in cold blood to maximize profits. Introduced casually murdering a man in front of his mother who had provided him shelter, Loco tortures a man to reveal the location of his next bounty, then kills him after promising to spare him. Taking the wife of said bounty hostage, Loco shoots the husband after he surrenders. Teaming up with Pollicut, the corrupt banker of the settlement, Loco plans to collect bounties of the townspeople and proceeds to murder the righteous sheriff to prevent him from interfering. Gloating at the sheriff's lover of said murder, Loco murders her as well while pursuing Silence. Taking the entire settlement hostage, Loco challenges Silence to a duel, but rather than facing him directly, Loco sets an ambush on him, crippling Silence so that he can gun down both him and his lover. Massacring the townspeople and smugly adding they'll collect the bounties legally, Loco's actions are said to have horrified the society and precipitated the end of bounty hunting.
  • Henry Pollicut is the corrupt, greedy banker and "judge of peace" of the settlement. Letting bounty hunters run rampant and personally putting bounties on the townspeople forced to steal for a living, Pollicut lusts after the young Pauline and plans to make her his mistress. Putting a price on his husband's head, Pollicut ensures Pauline becoming a widow before trying to force himself on her. Formerly a bounty hunter who murdered Silence's parents and let one of his associates slit his vocal cords in order to prevent him from talking, Pollicut was later crippled by Silence in payback for what he did. Rather than trying to live with the misdeeds he committed, Pollicut tries to get his revenge on Silence by attempting to rape Pauline in front of him while one of his men tortures Silence by burning his hand in the fireplace, gloating how he doesn't need a thumb to do so.
• Hellbinders: Samael is the leader of Legion, who seeks to summon Beelzebub and bring Hell on Earth. Seeking the Book of King Solomon, Samael has Legion possess humans to operate on Earth. After acquiring the book, Samael has his agent the Painter sacrifice people and draw summoning circles with their blood. After a group of heroes band together to stop his plots, Samael uses the possessed innocents as human shields before ordering a group of them slaughtered out of frustration. After having one hero's possessed friend try to kill him, Samael absorbs a horde of souls for a power boost before the final battle.
• The 2013 film has the Big Bad and his Dragon:
  • Latham Cole is a sinister railroad tycoon and the brother to the vicious Butch Cavendish, and despite their mutual loathing, enables much of Cavendish's evil. Having massacred Tonto's people in the past, Cole seeks to build a future of wealth and status by having Butch's men slaughter settlements while dressed as Comanche to provoke a massacre of the natives. Cole orders the slaughter of the Comanche warriors, harvesting the silver from the rivers to build his empire, boasting that soon, nobody will know the Comanche existed.
  • Butch Cavendish himself shows why he is rumored to be a Wendigo when, after gunning down John Reid's brother Dan, Butch cuts out his heart and eats it. Butch uses fear to oppress any hint of rebellion and will kill at any hint of complaint. At one point, Butch even kills a laborer for nothing more than saying the entrance of a cave he wanted entry to was blocked. Butch conspires to start a war with, and wipe out, the Comanche people for the silver in the mines by leading attacks on innocent people in settlements, framing the Comanche. In the past, when the Comanche saved Butch's life, he repaid them by slaughtering them, earning Tonto's undying hatred.
• Onmyōji: Dōson is a wicked onmyōji seeks to overthrow the Emperor and defeat his archrival, Abe no Seimei. Attempting to use evil spirits to poison those near the Emperor, Dōson tries to kill the crown prince and forcibly turns a woman into an Oni while trying to frame Seimei and have him and his allies killed. When defeated by Seimei, an enraged Dōson decides to find the grave of wrongly executed Prince Sawara and summons his wrathful spirit to destroy the Heian capital and all within.
• Zombie Wars: George is the leader of the Council and a traitor to humanity. To secure his own cushy position of safety and security, George makes a deal with a group of zombies to create a slave breeding camp, where dozens of humans are lured to be used either food or sex slaves for the zombies. When a gang of humans tries to disrupt his operations to create even more camps, George tries to kill them all, and personally executes his own parents after they have been zombified, with smug satisfaction at their demises.
• Beasts of the Caliber Lodge, by L. J. Dougherty: Wilhelm Stengl, alias Kristian Beckett, is a Nazi war criminal who was in charge of hunting down the "impure" for Hitler. Having sent many to their deaths, Stengl also investigated fellow Nazis to see if they were not pure Aryans. Stengl used this to send many of his fellow officers to their ends to advance himself. Helping to enact a resurgent Nazi plot, Stengl later burns a maid to death in a fit of cruelty and paranoia.
• The Living and the Dead's "Redemption Center" & "Angel at My Shoulder", by Todd Travis: Jimmy is a despicable old man who self-righteously tries to secure his own salvation by murdering dozens of children and "sending them to God" for judgement. Choosing his victims based on the religions of their families, Jimmy uses a network of agents to gather 13 children at a time who he kills with a butcher knife in God's name, claiming to be out to "save" the kids when, in reality, Jimmy only cares about securing himself a position in Heaven.
• NOS4A2: Bing Partridge, the Gasmask Man, started off murdering his own parents at a young age. As an adult, Bing would work for Charlie Manx to help him abduct children and their mothers so he can earn a place in Christmasland for himself. Bing would then take the mothers to his basement so he could repeatedly rape them before eventually killing them. Helping Manx escape prison after his supposed death, he assisted him in abducting Victoria "Vic" McQueen's son Wayne as revenge, threatening to tear out his tongue when the boy annoys him and later trying to rape Vic when she comes looking for him.
• All in the Family's "Edith's 50th Birthday": Lambert is a Serial Rapist who intends to make Edith his latest victim. Charming his way into the Bunker house by posing as a detective, Lambert attempts to force himself onto Edith while holding her at gunpoint. When Archie unexpectedly shows up, Lambert hides in the closet after instructing Edith to get rid of him, threatening to kill the both of them if she alerts Archie to his presence. Edith tries to get help by screaming, but Lambert taunts her by implying that screaming hadn't helped his past victims. While Edith escapes the encounter unharmed, the usually happy-go-lucky Edith is left traumatized and terrified of everything for weeks after, and her unwillingness to go to the police out of fear allows Lambert to rape yet another woman.
• The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window: Sweet little Emma is the murderer of Lisa that Anna witnesses. A vicious sociopath since she was born, Emma murdered her mother for getting pregnant, killed her teacher, and stabbed Lisa in the throat for refusing her candy. Trying to frame Anna, Emma murders her own father and attempts to kill the handyman Buell before trying to murder Anna as well.
• Ulysses Klaw, inheriting the malice and ambition of his Nazi war criminal father, came to Wakanda to steal its Vibranium. Killing hundreds, including King T'Chaka, Klaw was driven off by the young T'Challa before killing him as well. Returning to rule or destroy Wakanda and its people constantly, Klaw uses his mastery of sound to torture others on the regular, eventually becoming a being of living sound. Klaw helps kick off a war with Wakanda and tries to launch superweapons through the world to bring an "end of days" out of spite for T'Challa. Later turning a woman named Joya into a twisted cyborg to harness his sound powers, Klaw intends his masterpiece to be "The Scream", a blast of sonic power over the world to destroy the minds of humanity so Klaw can rule them, with Klaw vowing to T'Challa's sister Zuri that he will hunt down and kill everyone she loves as the price of defying him.
• The Eternals: Ghaur, debuting in Vol. 2, is the Priestlord of the Deviants and their de facto ruler. A powerful Deviant who loathes the Eternals, Ghaur attempts to harvest the power of the Celestials to ravage the world and annihilate all Eternals. Defeated, Ghaur abandons the Deviants to embrace the faith of Set and attempts to destroy all Atlantis as a sacrifice for Set, offering heroines for Set to violate and manifest through to consume the world. To hide the fact he has a human-seeming daughter, Ghaur is willing to start a war with Wakanda, killing millions just to ensure the girl dies in the process.
• Vol. 2—"Revolution"; issues #3-5: Zoran is a ruthless Atlantean militant who, disillusioned with the peace that Atlantis has struck with the surface world, attempts to wage war to conquer both land and sea. Zoran and his zealous loyalists slaughter many of their own Atlanteans, while Zoran masterminds terrorist attacks on the surface, having an entire town massacred and later trying to suffocate thousands more people in Seattle. Zoran's primary architect in these attacks is Namor's estranged son, Kamar, whose mind Zoran has been poisoning with lies for decades.
• Disaster: Day of Crisis: Major Evans is Colonel Haynes's traitorous, thrill-seeking second-in-command. Joining Haynes's mission just to have fun being in natural disasters, Evans takes part in stealing nuclear warheads and unleashing earthquakes and tsunamis on the populated Blue Ridge City for fun. Killing his hostage Professor Davis when he tries to escape, Evans eventually betrays Haynes when he calls off the mission. With the final nuke in his disposal, Evans hopes to either use it to threaten the government again, or activate it and kill loads of people to alleviate his boredom, while planning to continue spreading natural disasters across the country so his fun won't ever end.
• Starsiege: Prometheus is a malevolent, sapient AI who is the leader and creator of the Cybrids. During an experiment in which IT linked with the mind of ITs own creator, Prometheus came to the conclusion that humans are mere animals deserving extermination. Prometheus pushed the Cybrids into a series of apocalyptic wars against humanity, ravaging Earth's ecosystem, in hope to replace them with ITs own "perfect" children. During an unprecedented campaign of genocide, the Cybrid army under Prometheus's command commits many atrocities, such as strapping living humans—including children—to the hulls of their war platforms, using them as human shields; pumping them with pain-inducing drugs to make them scream; infecting small animals with nanoplagues to exploit human empathy against them; and maiming their victims in most brutal ways. When some of the Cybrids, called Metagens, defied the Core Directive for a more pragmatic solution of exploring stars instead of wasting resources in a pointless war against mankind, Prometheus declared them "bugthinkers" and ordered their elimination.
• Thing-Thing series: The CEO—real name unknown—is the director of Systems Corp., a corporation that creates Super Soldiers and other bioweapons, subjecting its projects to inhumane experiments and tormenting them until they become mindless killers. Running Systems Corp. with an iron fist, and treating his employees abysmally, the CEO's callousness is further illustrated by a poster threatening to punish slacking with electrocution, not to mention his cavalier attitude towards sending his employees to their demises. When the behavioral modification treatment backfires on protagonist Project 154—turning him into a vengeance-thirsty, sociopathic mass murderer—the CEO sends many waves of his employees after 154. Upon 154's arrival at his office, the CEO casually comments via monitor that despite all of 154's efforts, he is just an expendable clone. Subsequently removing the latter's Healing Factor and sending more subordinates to kill 154, the CEO intends to rework 154's genetics and profit off the results.
• The Well Speaks To Me series:
  • They Watch From The Walls: Mr. Pumpkin is a creepy man with a pumpkin mask, who lures children to his Haunted House, forcing them to play through his nightmarish "games" and observing them, to "punish cheaters". Children are often badly wounded or killed during his games, and the survivors are captured, ready to be sold to anyone who pays. Having several people vivisected and mutilated in one of his rooms, Mr. Pumpkin imprisoned his latest victim, protagonist Carrie, revealing to her his scheme and showing her that he left one of the children to bleed to death as a "punishment for cheating".
  • Like Veins Beneath The Town: The Suturer is a demon-worshipping human who desires to transcend humanity and become a demon himself. To this end, the Suturer abducts the women of Ishinakku Village and bludgeons them to death, offering their fresh corpses as sacrifices to the Forest. The Suturer also removes parts of their bodies to attach to his own and uses more to create twisted dolls, believing himself to be creating art. Having already done this to 22 women, when protagonist Dr. Jesse Thornheart comes to apprehend him, the Suturer tries to kill Jesse and turn him into another sacrifice.
• Daken: Dark Wolverine's issue #5—"Empire, Act 2: Part 2": Petrus is a minor agent of Tyger Tiger's who nonetheless establishes a heinous operation for himself. In Tyger's absence from her main base, Petrus converts three entire floors of the headquarters into a brothel that specializes in trafficking dozens of enslaved children—as young as 10—to wealthy perverts. Not content with merely the sex work of children, Petrus even sells them to the Weapon X program, knowingly sending the kids to be vivisected and butchered by the monstrous Director's scientists so Petrus can line his pockets.

to Carvalho, Abdul Jabbar, Old Monk, Chester, Emma and Fu Manchu.

Loki, Fu Manchu, Chester Cobblepot, Old Monk and Tadeusz

Tadeusz Mancewicz

Agree with curring Witold Tarasiuk

Robes & Tadeusz

Witold

Yes to Tad and cut Witold.

• W11—Wydział Śledczy ("W11—Department of Investigation"):
  • "Bagna" ("Marshes"): Tadeusz Mancewicz acts as the doctor who helps kids when reality, he is a serial killer of little girls from age 6-15. He kidnaps them, rapes them, and afterwards, he throws them into a marsh while they are still alive, and then they drown. He has done it to at least 10 confirmed girls all over Poland. When caught by the police, Tadeusz hangs himself to avoid getting caught.

Where on the tree does he go?

Also...should Witold really be cut? Isn't he also a pedophile Serial Killer?

Well, Witold mostly targets like girls 16-17, and he only has 3. I don't think he killed anymore actually. I rewatched an episode, and he only has a girl he killed in the beggining, and the one he killed in a city he went to college to. Those two cases are only ones mentioned. Unlike in case here where MANY girls are listed missing throughout the many years. Third one got saved (one he was kidnapping in the end of the episode). I feel he was on the way of becoming a CM, but... not high enough bodycount.

Edit: Tadeusz goes on the very top.

Edited by emperors on Feb 13th 2022 at 9:59:36 AM

Sure to emp's, racist Fu Manchu and a big one to Loki, sounds a hilariously vile chap and great work finding! Yes to the Old Monk too and good job re-evaluating G!

Ordeaux the writeup's fine, please don't encourage padding so an arbitrary length can be achieved, we'll end up with entries that don't even talk about the trope then.

Also yeah, cut the suggestion, doesn't sound like they're measuring up.

Edited by 43110 on Feb 13th 2022 at 3:27:21 PM