Subpages cleanup: Complete Monster

Ill try and find a good quote for the TMNT page

edited 26th Nov '17 1:07:01 AM by miraculous

We can just use the one currently at Western Animation:

I like it. Plus it's the shredder whoose the Arch enemy so it's appropriate

I'd Go with skullmaster personally as its more the personal torture and pain he'll inflict on somone

edited 26th Nov '17 1:12:29 AM by miraculous

Of course, then we'll need a new quote for Western Animation. I like either of these:

If we do a quote swap, I'm... honestly more avid on this one from Drago Bludvist:

This speaks more "Complete Monster" to me than just stuff like threats and gloating, in my opinion... of course, there's also the One-Eye quote if not just for its sheer brutality.

edited 26th Nov '17 2:07:59 AM by Scraggle

Speaking of quotes.........Since Fok got approved by the thread, I found this precious little quote from him:

Thoughts on this quote? And since Fok got approved, should his writeup be on Other Media or Film page?

edited 26th Nov '17 2:50:34 AM by ElfenLiedFan90

Kraang Prime

edited 26th Nov '17 3:06:26 AM by MenInGreyToBlak

@miraculous: Don't you wanna at least wait and see if old-school Dregg or Newtralizer count? :/

I mean we already have 7 so I feel we can make a page now. If Dregg and Newtrilliser count then we could simply add them to the sub page later

edited 26th Nov '17 4:49:36 AM by miraculous

Anyone have an opinion on Fok's quote that I sent?

Krang

I think its best to get more candidates before we make a subpage. A subpage should be created if the comic and cartoon examples are so numerous they start taking up a lot of space in those main pages and frankly the subpage would look more impressive if it more then 7 examples. Just hiting 7 examples should not get a franchise a subpage, let's really go through this franchise first and then make a subpage.

Also yes to Kraang Prime.

edited 26th Nov '17 5:28:45 AM by Overlord

Alright lets wait for now.

Yeah I think after we've gone through IDW and checked dregg as well as newtriliser we could then make one as then we would have properly looked into it. Right now we haven't quite examined it as much as other franchises, so there are probably other examples, hence a wait is a good idea.

Also couldnt find a picture so a wait is probably a good idea to maybe get a canditate who will make an appropriate page image as the ones we have now don't have that.

edited 26th Nov '17 6:03:48 AM by miraculous

Speaking of images, anyone got any for Kamen Rider or Super Sentai?

Kraang.

Was this brought up for Doppelganger?

• Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Being a creature of pure evil, he is definitely not capable of true love, but his disappointment at Richard's death suggests that he was almost able to care about his son.

Here's potential pics for Super Sentai

enter with his sword to the red rangers throat

Long torturing somone

Agent arrebla boasting of the death he caused

edited 26th Nov '17 7:23:14 AM by miraculous

• Agent Aika: Rudolf Hagen created the Delmo for one purpose: to serve as his own personal harem after the apocalypse. An egomaniac who views himself as the pinnacle of perfection, Hagen abducts and brainwashes women he deems worthy to join the Delmo. Researching the volatile material called the Lagu, Hagen intends to use it to cause a chain reaction on earth to exterminate all life, allowing him to repopulate the world with the Delmo, creating a new race with his "superior genes". Not even Hagen's own sister and lover Nina is safe, as Hagen happily attempts to sacrifice her when he judges her usefulness to him is done.
• Blood Blockade Battlefront: Blank, The King of Despair, the Arc Villain of the anime's first season, is an otherworldly entity that has caused countless tragedies for thousands of years. Possessing the body of a teenage boy, Blank manipulates the boy's sister into bringing him Leo Watch, so his can use Leo's magical eyes for his master plan, promising to leave her brother's body if she does so. As soon as she does, Blank goes back on his promise, fatally shooting her and revealing that he intends to use Leo's eyes to destroy the barrier around the city of Hellsalem's Lot that keeps Earth from being torn apart by an alternate dimension. When his ally accuses Blank's apocalypse of being too dull, Blank responds by telepathically throwing around buildings and summoning a horde of zombies, looking on with delight as the terrified citizens are slaughtered.
• Chrono Crusade: The anime version of Aion sheds his original counterpart's redeeming qualities to become a remorseless man seeking ultimate power. Beheading the leader of Pandemonium to use her head as part of a ritual, Aion sparks a war in the domain that leads to the death of countless millions. After tearing off the horns of fellow devil Chrono, Aion bestows them to a young boy, Joshua Christopher, an apostle needed for his ritual, the horns leading to Joshua having maddening visions and petrifying everyone in his orphanage. Convincing a woman to kill a whole town of people as a sacrifice to him, Aion delights in the control he exerts over others. Conducting his ritual, Aion nearly destroys San Francisco with the energy. When Joshua's sister, Rosette, seemingly stops him, Aion reveals it was really her powers he was after. Brainwashing and kidnapping her, Aion uses Rosette's healing abilities to make her appear a prophet, declaring mankind sinful and trying to have them tear each other apart. Knowing his godhood would come at the price of the destruction of both Earth and Pandemonium, Aion pays no heed to the lives of others in the face of his own desire.
• Cybernetics Guardian: Adler is an elitist scientist who wants to exterminate his city's slums. When another scientist, Layla, tries to research a peaceful solution to the violence in the slums, Adler tries to have her test subject, John Stalker, killed. Using a mechanical suit to get revenge after John injures him, Adler goes on a rampage, killing two innocent police officers and threatening Layla while trying to murder John.
• Maetel Legend (prequel to Galaxy Express 999): Lord Hardgear is a Mad Scientist who wants to encase all of humanity in machine bodies that he can brainwash and control. Convincing the Queen of his planet to undergo the mechanization process, Hardgear has her order her subjects to do the same and threatens to kill those who refuse. During the mechanization process itself, the soul is separated from the body, which Hardgear liquefies and drinks. While fighting the Queen's daughters, Hardgear sends mechanized versions of their friends to attack them, relishing in exercising control over their former comrades.
• Space Adventure Cobra:
  • Lord Salamander, as leader of the Space Pirate guild, is responsible for a great deal of the atrocities they regularly commit across the galaxy, while also hosting violent underground blood sports. Desiring to rule over the galaxy, Salamander turns a peaceful religion into a fanatic death cult, while having 12,000 planets launch statues of their goddess into orbit, unaware that they are rigged weapons that will bombard the worlds until they submit to Salamander's rule. Murdering his followers to avoid sharing power, Salamander is barely stopped by Cobra and spitefully attempts to destroy Earth to deny Cobra satisfaction at his victory. His true identity makes things worse, as Salamander is a psychic project for the crippled body of Adolf Hitler, hungering for conquest after 3000 years.
  • Space Adventure Cobra: The Movie: Crystal Bowie/Crystal Boy of the Space Pirate Guild, Cobra's Arch-Enemy, is a massive being made of crystal who desires the power of the world of Myrus. Brainwashing one of the three princesses of Myrus, Catherine, into loving him, Crystal Bowie has her murder her own sister Jane and later hunts down the third sister Dominique, killing her comrades before killing her as well. Using Catherine to unlock Myrus, Crystal Bowie reveals he plans to use its powers to blow up the entire Seventh Galaxy, killing all there as a warning to the rest of the galaxy to never defy the Pirate Guild.
• Space Battleship Yamato:
  • The monstrous Emperor Z(w)ordar of Gatlantis, ruler of the White Comet Empire, is a despot who lives to conquer and destroy all he finds. Sacking the Andromeda galaxy, killing countless innocents until the survivors submit, Zordar has them placed in labor camps as slaves before intending to move on to the Milky Way. Arriving at the Milky Way at the season's end, Zordar wipes out Earth's defensive fleet and proceeds to offer the Earthlings a chance to submit to him as slaves or face annihilation. Upon the Yamato fighting back, Zordar abandons his subordinates to die and begins bombarding Earth, deciding to simply take it for himself after wiping out all humanity.
  • Prime Minister Bemlaze of the Bolar Federation has enslaved the people of the first season's villain Abelt Dessler, the Gamilas people, in cruel tyranny after Dessler's Heel–Face Turn. When the prisoners try to resist, Bemlaze orders them massacred and later has the entire planet blown up out of spite just to kill the rebellious prisoners. Pursuing the Yamato to destroy it, Bemlaze arrives when the battleship is attempting to stabilize the sun to save earth, intending on destroying Earth and Yamato by dooming the former to cooking from the heat of the sun out of sheer spite.
• Doll & Creature, by Rick Remender:
  • Dr. Pyrus is a sociopath who seeks to Take Over the World by using the drug called Gray Matter. Having exposed himself to the drug years ago, Pyrus brutally murdered his partner soon after, and began mass producing Gray Matter and leaking it into the Nether Providence, uncaring for the countless lives it takes. Gray Matter being highly addictive and turning those who take it into ravenous beasts called "Hydes," Pyrus plans expose all of humankind to the substance, then lord over the savage hordes as a god. To assist in his endeavors, Pyrus employs the extremist "Gipper," who utilizes child suicide bombers in his plans, and ultimately orders the heroine Doll be spared from death by his minions solely so as to rape her at a later time.
  • The aforementioned unnamed fanatic taking the name of the "Gipper" is a Reagan-adoring extremist and current president of the GOP, avowed solely to forcing his idea of the "good old days" back onto a radically-changed America. Allying with Mr. Pyrus and helping him to distribute Grey Matter through the city, the Gipper spends his free time kidnapping children off the streets, lobotomizing them, and turning them into fanatically-loyal suicide bombers, triggering their entire bodies to be horribly consumed in a burst of acid at his command. When he finally has Gristle in his grip, the Gipper reveals his intention to reduce all of Nether Providence's residents to horrible monsters through the Grey Matter before reintroducing religion to the city by means of having them worship him and his party, whilst keeping them hooked on Grey Matter for decades to come.
• Black Dawn (2005 Direct to Video): Anthony Greer is a corrupt CIA agent who wants to destroy an office building in Los Angeles. To overshadow the destruction of the building and keep attention away from himself, he masterminds a long series of events which lead to a terrorist group acquiring a nuclear bomb that they plan to use to destroy all of Los Angeles. Greer frames Jonathan Cold for a series of murders in an attempt to keep him from interfering. Near the end, he shoots and kills the leader of the terrorists, Nicholi, taunting him about the fact that he was just a pawn in his plan.
• Carnage Park (2016): Wyatt Moss is a deranged survivalist who runs the titular "Carnage Park" where he waylays travelers and passers-by, imprisoning them in the stretch of land he owns while he hunts them at his leisure. When the hostage of a pair of robbers, Vivian, is taken there by accident, Wyatt kills the surviving robber and places Vivian in the park, killing a survivor in front of her while she sees the results of his sadistic hunts and massacres, nobody before Vivian having ever survived Wyatt's hunts. When Wyatt's own brother, the local sheriff, decides he's had enough and is killed by Vivian by accident, Wyatt's only response is hysterical laughter before he resumes trying to murder his quarry, sadistically ranting at her and laughing all the while.
• Connected (2008): Senior Inspector Fok Tak-nang is the corrupt Interpol agent who, along with his men, brutally executes some drug dealers and steals their contraband. When they got caught by an innocent bystander, Roy, with his camcorder, Fok sets his eye to Roy's sister by knocking her out with his vehicle, ransacking her home, killing her maid and abducting her to an abandoned house in which one of his men destroys the phone. Fok then abducts Roy’s friend, and when his sister refused to tell where her brother is, Fok shoots him and plans to abduct her daughter and threatens to do the same to her if she refuses to cooperate. He also orders one of his underlings to impersonate Roy’s sister. When he found out about Roy’s sister contacting a stranger who interferes with their plans, Fok threatens and tries to shoot Roy and her own daughter in cold blood. When he got the evidence that proved his crimes, he deletes it and prepares to kill the protagonist Bob. Ruthless and willing to do anything to get what he wants, Fok makes an average dirty cop look like a saint.
• Time After Time: Dr. John Leslie Stevenson is a London surgeon who moonlights as Jack the Ripper. Nearly caught after claiming his sixth victim, Stevenson flees to 1979 San Francisco in a time machine built by H. G. Wells. Finding he quite likes this future, where warfare has been so revolutionized that Stevenson considers himself an amateur, the Ripper decides to slaughter his way through time, going further into the future any time he feels like he might get caught. True to form, the Ripper starts killing his way through various women, all while pursuing Wells to get a key required to anchor the machine in a certain time. After learning that Wells has acquired a Love Interest in the form of banker Amy Robbins, Stevenson decides to fake her murder by dismembering another woman and taking Amy hostage, threatening to slit her throat if Wells doesn't give him the key.
• Waar (2013): Ramal is a ruthless terrorist and killer-turned-agent for India's secret service RAW aiming to foment chaos in Pakistan. Upon being captured by agent Mujtaba Rivzi, Ramal murdered his wife and child. Ramal infiltrates northern Pakistan and begins carrying out murders and assassinations for RAW, notably killing Ejaz Khan, a popular Pakistan politician, by fatally stabbing him, then letting him crawl to his lover in bed whose throat Ramal has slashed. Organizing more attacks, Ramal's true plan is to bomb the Jinnah Convention Center in Islamabad with a Deadly Gas, which will kill the hundreds gathered there, any civilians nearby, and completely destabilize Pakistan and enable Taliban terrorists to continue to terrorize the country, all to ensure that Ramal will always have a job in the ensuing chaos. Having no true loyalty or illusions about what he does, Ramal even takes the time to brag to his nemesis Mujtaba that he'll triumph because "evil always wins!"
• Illium & Olympos: The advanced human who has taken the identity of Zeus overthrew his parents by banishing them to a hellish dimension of infinite pain. Taking over Mars with the other "Gods", Zeus keeps them in line via brutality and threats, deciding to recreate the Trojan War on an alternate world, subjecting countless innocents to death and destruction for fun. When he feels the game is insufficiently entertaining, Zeus simply drops a powerful bomb on the city of Troy to kill thousands. When Hera attempts to stop Zeus, he simply murders her himself and decides to simply exterminate all humanity and start over with creations of his own before moving on to other dimensions and timelines until he is the only god and all that exists submits to him or dies, even banishing his own son Achilles to the same dimension as his parents when he defies his mad father.
• Kingdom Tales trilogy, by David & Karen Mains: The Enchanter is a fire wizard obsessed with his own greatness. Inciting a revolt in the Enchanted City, he drives out the King and takes power for himself, ruling as a heinous dictator, causing the city to sink into a state of decay and pollution. Jealous of the sun’s light, he forces people to be active during the night only. He often takes beautiful young girls as his brides, who give birth to his demonic children, his mere gaze leaving some children malformed and outcasts, while driving others insane, burning their very souls, his current bride being rendered catatonic. The Enchanter declares all orphans to belong to him, having them rounded up and sent to the Orphan Keeper, who puts them to work in hazardous, life threatening conditions, many of them dying. Anyone who opposes the Enchanter is sentenced to death at the Burning Place in a mock trial, with the Enchanter watching every single one. The Enchanter indulges in petty cruelty by giving insulting names to those he hurts. When the Taxi Cab Company begins undermining his regime under the leadership of the King, he begins a merciless campaign to destroy them, launching an attack on their headquarters which results in the King being captured and Big Operator executed. The Enchanter then burns the King himself after a mock trial, dancing and laughing in triumph. Even after the King returns and liberates Enchanted City, the Enchanter tries to subvert the King’s efforts to revitalize the Enchanted city, leading the populace astray and giving children nightmares.
• Cracked (Series): Reginald "Reg" Slater, from "Ghost Dance", is a racist trucker who kills First Nations women, slowly bleeding his victims to death before dumping their bodies along the highway. Murdering Ellen Owens at the start of the episode, Reg returns to her sister Kaya Grey's truck stop to sexually harass Kaya, and ensure that she is maintaining his collection of photograph decorated mugs; unknown to Kaya, each photo depicts one of his victims. Snapping a photo of Kaya—and thus announcing his intent to kill her at a later date—Reg subsequently runs Lucy Mack and her children off the road, kidnapping Lucy and murdering her the same way he did Ellen. Linked to ten murders, and planning far more, Reg's killing spree is finally halted when Kaya Grey and Lazarus Keefe take the law into their own hands and put him out of action.
• The Doppelgänger, born from Cooper's entrance in the Black Lodge at the end of the original series, cut a slew of human suffering across America for 25 years. He houses the previous Big Bad, the aforementioned BOB, and the pair gorge themselves on the pain they cause. Upon his emergence, he tracks down Major Briggs, one of the few to realize his deception and kills him. He later visits the comatose Audrey Horne and rapes her, conceiving Richard Horne, before dropping off the grid. When he reemerges, he poses as Cooper to get close to Coop's old secretary, Diane, manipulating and raping her before imprisoning her in the Black Lodge. From there he builds a criminal empire with a number of extortions and murders to his name. When he learns that his girlfriend Darya is plotting against him, he beats and murders her. When Cooper reappears he orders his subordinate, Duncan Todd, to kill him and when Todd fails The Doppelgänger has Todd and his assistant killed. When he encounters his son, Richard, years later, he puts the young man into a trap meant for him and watches emotionlessly as the latter is electrocuted to death.
• Thor: Ragnarok: Hela, Goddess of Death and Thor's monstrous elder sister, helped Odin conquer the empire of Asgard, but when he tired of war and finally sought peace, she was sealed away when her bloodlust and cruelty grew too great. After murdering his guards, Hela was finally subdued and sealed but massacred the Valkyries until only one remained when they sought to prevent her escape. Upon returning to Asgard, Hela slaughters all its soldiers when they resist her and tries to claim the sword of Heimdall to open the gate to the other Realms. When Heimdall saves the population of Asgard, Hela attempts to have her undead soldiers slaughter all of Asgard's people while forcing Thor to watch them die—after she had blinded him in one eye. She even killed her own right-hand man, Skurge, when he takes a stand to defend Asgard's civilians. Monstrous, sadistic and insatiable, Hela seeks to open the gate to all other Realms so she can conquer everything and continue her work of drowning them in blood and tears.
• Sonic Forces: Infinite is the high commander in the Eggman Empire and the primary reason behind the flawless conquest of Earth. Because of his position and power, Infinite took full part in the iron-fisted domination of 99.9% of the world, gleefully eliminating opposition, heroic or civilian, directly or by proxy through his illusions of Shadow, Chaos, Zavok, and Metal Sonic. He makes his introduction beating Sonic into unconsciousness for him to be imprisoned for six months. In the interlude, Infinite murders the Avatar's helpless friends, only sparing the Avatar so Infinite could relish their fear. He's put Omega out of commission from an early point to the finale; tried to kill Silver thanks to his love for ending heroes and instilling despair; and repeatedly tried to kill Sonic after his escape, only to not go through with it when Sonic is deemed not worth the effort. When the Resistance tried a full-scale assault on Metropolis, Infinite uses the Phantom Ruby to reduce them to even greater shambles. Later, he and Eggman try to trap Sonic in "null space", a void of eternal nothingness, to live out the rest of his days. At the climax, Infinite conjures a virtual sun to drop and burn everyone to death. A raving lunatic of a sadist, Infinite envisioned omnicidal designs even as a lowly thief and stands out for the reasons behind his sadism and hatred for weakness.
• Ultraman Ginga & Ginga S:
  • Dark Lugiel ("Darkness Demon") is Ginga's Evil Counterpart and dark side. They split because Ginga wanted life to change and evolve naturally, while Lugiel wanted life to remain in stasis, which meant killing and petrifying everyone in existence. To do so, Lugiel started a tremendous war between the heroes and villains of the Ultra Series, with himself leading the charge on the villainous side—only to turn on them and use his Dark Spark to turn everyone on both sides into Spark Dolls. Ultraman Taro was still able to speak, but everyone else was trapped as an immobile tiny statue until Lugiel decided to use their powers for something. Thanks to Ginga, Lugiel lost his own body, so he takes over a woman in Japan and uses his trapped minions to torment the students all over an elementary school. Lugiel had no restraints about throwing them aside when necessary—he kills Alien Icarus, reverting his body to a Spark Doll after Icarus fails and surrenders to the heroes. After Lugiel finally gains enough power to strike directly, he mind rapes dozens of people, inflicting them with such despair that they pass out, while Lugiel feeds on this to restore his own powers. When Ginga attempts to stop him, Lugiel goes for a sucker punch and then tortures a half-powered Ginga until he too loses consciousness. Lugiel is beaten, but comes back in the sequel as Dark Lugiel, returning after his body was restored by Alien Chibu Exceller, and used as a weapon against Ginga and Victory. Lugiel then takes his body back, kills Exceller via a shot to the back, and takes over his new enhanced Vict Lugiel form and preparing to use his powers to turn all of humanity into Spark Dolls. He gleefully gloats that he'd create the ultimate paradise...but it'd only be perfect for himself.
  • The aforementioned Alien Chibu Exceller ("Brain Alien") is a depraved little alien and the source of the conflict in Ginga S. He leads an invasion force to Earth, wrecking an entire city, to get his tentacles on the Victorium Element and resurrect his "Grand Master", Dark Lugiel. To this end, he razes a city with an army of giant robots and monsters. However, Exceller has loyalty to no one but himself, coldly throwing his own subordinates aside when they are no longer of use. He commands his own sentient loyal right-hand woman, Android Zero-One, to self-destruct inside the enemy base because it'd be too inconvenient to teleport her back. He allows Vorst, his other loyal servant, to be killed by the Japanese military, after taking over Vorst's mind and using him like a puppet to attack the main protagonists. As Five King, Exceller took great pleasure in beating and torturing Ultraman Ginga and Victory, pummeling them so badly that they turned to stone and the two giants nearly died for good. After having the benevolent kaiju Shepardon murdered, Exceller gains enough Victorium to resurrect Dark Lugiel as Vict Lugiel. However he did not revive his master's mind; Exceller betrays him as well, using his mechanized body as a puppet before Lugiel comes back on his own. Exceller shows no remorse for any of this, gloating that his many betrayed servants were simply pawns to be used and discarded as he saw fit.
• Dead by Daylight:
  • Herman "The Doctor" Carter is a Mad Doctor to the worst degree possible. While most killers have some form of tragedy or sympathy in their backstory, The Doctor is notoriously lacking one. He is simply a lunatic that became fascinated with the brain, before becoming drunk on the power human experimentation gave him. His sadistic streak made him notorious among his organization and the most fearful things to his enemies with the constant screaming and crying coming from his lab. He even turned on his mentor and brutally killing him before The Entity took note of him. Even as a Killer, he clearly revels in the misery and madness he causes the survivors. While most of the killers rely on power and strength to claim their victims, The Doctor is the only one who relies on Mind Rape to claim lives. One of the worst killers in the game, even the Entity was impress by him gifting him power to cause more madness.
  • Michael "The Shape" Myers is equally as bad in this horror multiplayer game as he is in the films. One of the ten available killers present, Myers even as a child had always been unnerving. Called the embodiment of evil, Myers only feels relaxed when he kills, and his first victim—when he was only 6 years old—was his sister. He was sent to a mental asylum hopefully to either be cured or forgotten. Unfortunately, he escaped and went on a killing spree in his hometown, Haddonfield. Gaining contact with The Entity after this horrible tragedy was concluded, Myers willingly offered his services to The Entity, helping it claim innocent victims The Entity captured and then molding their souls to become deranged killers. Always having a favorite "toy" among the crowd he hunts, Myers is nothing but a sadistic thing shaped like a human, that is equal to The Doctor in depravity and sheer cruelty in this game of hunt and be hunted.
• Owlboy: Captain Molstrom is an automaton originally created by the Ancient Owls as a war machine. After the owls inadvertently caused the world’s continents to lift off the planet’s surface and subsequently vanished, Molstrom took control of the other automatons who were left behind, exterminating any who didn’t agree to follow him. In the present, Molstrom is the brutal leader of the Pirates, the remaining automatons who are loyal to him. After retrieving the first of three relics created by the owls, he uses its power to decimate the large capital city of Advent, leaving only a few survivors. When he possesses all three relics, he plots a course to the remaining settlements, which he plans to destroy as well. After getting betrayed by Solus, the young owl who told him of the relics, Molstrom seeks revenge, and even after learning that Solus wanted to use the relics to stop the continents from floating off into space, he makes it clear that he doesn’t care and tries to prevent the heroes from saving the world from destruction.
• Three Years In Hell: Jack purchases Elisa from a human trafficking organization, and leaves her locked in a room in unhealthy conditions, giving her only the occasional bread and water, for over eighteen months. When she is released, Jack tells her that she is now his slave, and immediately forces her to clean up her own vomit. When his girlfriend, Tammy, who he has caused to be as abusive as himself, points out that Elisa is in no condition to work, he strangles her. After killing another man, he makes Elisa dispose of the corpse. When Elisa begins to hit puberty, Jack decides to make her his Sex Slave, revealing he killed a previous girl for rejecting his advances when she refuses, lying about keeping her head as a trophy. When Elisa gets pregnant, he forces her against her will to have a traumatic abortion, only showing concern for her because he can’t buy a replacement, which ends up leaving Elisa sterile, taking a picture of the aftermath before proudly giving Elisa the aborted fetus. When it is taken from her, Jack coldly tells her he sees her as nothing more than his property, and would have killed her long ago if he didn't enjoy raping her. When he brutally mutilates Tammy, he tries to make Elisa finish her off. This finally causes Elisa to snap and kill him. A sadistic, apathetic, hedonistic sociopath who doesn't see himself as in the wrong even once, Jack defines the worst in humanity.
• T.O.T.: Maximus Slade is a childish, sadistic werewolf with a love for all things destructive and whatever he deems "fun". His evil ways extending back to his childhood of torturing animals and ultimately strangling his best friend to death, Maximus was turned into a werewolf in his teenage years, and has spent all his time since indulging in whatever violent impulses his heart desires. On Halloween night in a small neighborhood, Maximus goes on a rampage, something he implies he has done plenty times before, slaughtering dozens of men, women, and children, devouring parts of their bodies, and littering the streets with their corpses. Along the way, Maximus tries to force a teenager to murder his friends, massacres an entire police station, and decorates trees with children's disemboweled bodies. To make his night extra "fun," Maximus plays a sick game with a group of young friends, culminating in him ripping one's chest open and burning another alive while attempting to force his parents to listen as he dies. Though claiming numerous times to just be having fun and play games, Maximus is nothing but a vile monster who puts his own lust for carnage and killing over the lives of countless innocents.
• Minecraft fan work Minecraft Endventures: Wrecker takes part in the plundering of the human city following the Enderdragon’s attack. Only interested in killing humans for the Endermaster, Wrecker is perfectly willing to let his superior, Endreai, die in battle against a human to get his position, until he notices the human’s family. Taking them hostage, he forces the human to stand down, then kills them, letting the human live to drown in his sorrow. Leading efforts to kill and devour escaping humans, Wrecker finds and attempts to kill Colin, Red and Porkey, but is driven off by Shadow. Recognizing Shadow’s enderman form, he hides on the endermen's ship before it is hijacked by the heroes and tries to kill Red, but is foiled by Click-Clack and Shadow. Wrecker is promoted to general after Endreai's execution, and leads the endermen in an attack on the human rebels main base. Stealing flint and steel from a human whom he burns alive, Wrecker ignites TNT and destroys the human fortress, slaughtering the rebels afterwards. Recognizing the leader as the same human whose family he had killed, Wrecker kills one of his men for refusing to give him his Endblade before taunting the leader as he handily defeats him. Before he kills him, he reveals his twisted philosophy, that by killing others he becomes stronger. A competent Sociopathic Soldier, Wrecker really stands out as a terrifying villain in an initially light-hearted animation.

edited 27th Nov '17 12:03:29 PM by ACW

Heres potential pics for kamen rider

Tennjuro Banno attacking somone and leaving them bleeding and standing over them

reduye using an energy buet to stab her master in the back and then stand over his corpse

legion phantom using his mind rape powers

edited 26th Nov '17 7:28:14 AM by miraculous

@ACW Fok's entry looks decent...Should he go to Other Media or Film category?

Also, for pothole part, Would love you to pothole this part: "Fok sets his eye to Roy's sister by knocking her out with his vehicle, ransacking her home, killing her maid and abducting her to an abandoned house in which one of his men destroys the phone." as a Disproportionate Retribution since Fok kidnaps a really wrong person and torture her spirit badly. Also, Thoughts on Fok's quote that I sent to the thread?

I dunno if any of those images for Sentai or Kamen Rider are really bad enough.

Is there an image of Radiguet killing his Morality Pet? I haven't watched it but I can imagine it being pretty nasty. Of course, kids show, so limits on what can be shown.

Does acw know how to clear up a picture as I might have one for Kamen Rider.

Lem kannangi with a gun to a woman who he kills right after

It wasn't approved last time as it was a bit unclear but if we fix that it will work very well.

edited 26th Nov '17 7:59:50 AM by miraculous

Can you stitch it with him actually "killing" her? I think that will help get the point across better.

Doppelganger!Cooper just bluntly says "Goobye my son" when Richard dies then never mentions him again. I don't see it as redeeming considering he put him in danger to check if there was a trap.

edited 26th Nov '17 8:08:48 AM by Silverblade2

@Elfen: It'd go under Film.

@ACW: TOT actually has its own page if you wanna use that instead of the direct story link. Do Connected, Black Dawn, and Carnage Park not have pages yet?

Anyway, Kraang Prime seems to be a unanimous keep, so I'll get the write-up done later today or tomorrow.

edited 26th Nov '17 8:33:37 AM by Tyk5919