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Max and Jill.

You know, I may actually be able to get all 55 entries this week.

Jill. What the hero thinks isn't as important as how the story presents it. Hell, the version of Joker I did had Bruce promising to cure Joker; that's more his view though, than how the story in general presents it.

And speaking of Joker, yes to expanding his New 52 incarnation, but not THAT much.

Lighty, should the Basilisk stuff go like this?

• Basilisk:
  • Original manga: Tenzen
  • The Ouka Ninja Scrolls: Joujin

Or don't bother?

Edited by ACW on Jul 8th 2018 at 1:34:44 PM

Double post.

Edited by ACW on Jul 8th 2018 at 1:34:53 PM

I would say that's fine...and yes, I can try to cut down on the Joker entry soon.

Cool, and no rush with Joker. I'm using the current writeup of Tenzen for now (Manipulative Bastard or The Chessmaster work best?), but should I put a rewrite on your to-do list?

Jill.

Um...

• Utopia Justifies the Means: Queen Prometheum is perfectly willing to harvest organic beings as an energy source for mechanized citizens.

Whatever she is, I'm pretty sure WIE isn't it. I don't know what to change it to.

Um how about Dystopia Justifies the Means or Knight Templar. Both are fine for CM's.

Galaxy Express has about six continuities. I proposed her from the film alone. In Maetel Legend she's a more complex character. Here, she isn't.

Ah, gotcha.

Also:

• Quantum Leap: the sadistic Boss Cooley of Unchained runs Talawaga prison in the cruelest ways. Keeping the prisoners in subhuman conditions, with beatings and forced labor on the chain gang, Cooley punishes any who resist in the sweltering Punishment Pit, with the option of murdering any who still trouble him. When Sam, in the body of a prisoner named Cole, and his friend, wrongfully accused prisoner Jazz, draw Cooley's ire, it is revealed Cooley is involved in a string of robberies that Jazz is accused for. Cooley murders the robber to cover his tracks and then reveals he regularly hosts 'cock fights' where prisoners are forced to fight for the death. When Sam and Jazz survive this, Cooley intends to hunt them down and kill them himself.
• Sliders: Master Cardoza and his chief lieutenant Gerald Thomas of The Dream Masters uncovered the power to master dreams themselves and turn San Francisco in their horrific kingdom. Cardoza, believing in ruling through fear, brutally suppresses dissent with anyone who proves a problem tortured and destroyed. Gerald is a vicious sadist who murders a man by mental torture just for bumping into him and when he pursues heroine Wade to no avail, he attempts to torment and destroy her with her worst fears. It is revealed Gerald and Cardoza with their followers also throw those who oppose them into irreparable comas, and then attempt to kill the Sliders team to keep their stranglehold on San Francisco, belieivng their powers allow them to do all they want.
• Game of Thrones: Valarr Hill, bastard brother to Alester Sarwyck of Riverspring is the main villain of the game. A member of Queen Cersei's guard hunting for the pregnant mother of one of King Robert's bastards named Jeyne, Valarr frames his and Alester's younger brother for the death of their father and later tries to have him assassinated. Revealed as the man who killed hero Mors' family on Lord Tywin's orders, Valarr also raped Mors' daughter, a fact he taunts him about when they meet in trial by combat. Valarr intends to force his own half-sister into marriage and rape her, before cheating in the duel by using dark magic to kill Mors and has all the witnesses massacred before murdering his and Alester's sister, hunting down Jeyne killing her and having the lord defending her and his men massacred. Valarr breaks every taboo Westeros has, from kinslaying, rape, violating guest right and more, caring for nothing but his own ascent to further heights.

Edited by Lightysnake on Jul 8th 2018 at 12:10:45 PM

Was Vampyr ever discussed?

Sliders goes next week; I'll include Valarr today, along with a de-potholed Ramsay from Telltale's series; they'll both be twice (once for the franchise page and once for the video game page), making it an even 60 this week.

PM me for Vampyr. I'm still conflicted.

Made one minor tweak to Valarr

Edited by Lightysnake on Jul 8th 2018 at 12:10:58 PM

I would like to propose Commander Tartar from Splatoon 2: Octo Expansion. What do I need to do?

Edited by bravebravesirbrian on Jul 8th 2018 at 12:19:57 PM

We have discussed and voted him down due to redeming qualities.

We already voted him down. Since he loves his creator.

Edit:

Edited by miraculous on Jul 8th 2018 at 12:23:57 PM

Tartar was a clear-cut CM, until the end, when he says something that heavily implies caring for its creator.

Alright, Supergirl write-up time

• Morgan Edge, the CEO of Edge Global, is introduced as an incredbily unpleasant, self-absorbed and sexist man, but quickly proves himself to be much worse than just that. Having personal profitable plans for the Waterfront of National City, Edge hires a terrorist for an attack on the underwater foundation of the district, endangering hundreds of people attending a public Supergirl event. After Lena Luthor buys CatCo from under his nose, which he planned on remodeling into his own personal propaganda paper, Edge shows just how low he is willing to stoop to destroy somebody for a perceived personal slight: By poisoning an entire public school full of children and then blaming it on Lena's countermeasure against the Daxamite invasion. When Lena confronts him, he has her knocked out and strapped on a remotely controlled plane, carrying more of the poisonous chemicals, which he intends to crash on the city. Edge also shows himself to be completely dismissive of his employee's lives, having two them killed to protect his reputation after failed assassination attempts on Lena, or even using one of them as a Human Shield to save his own hide at one point. In a world full of superpowered menances, Morgan Edge still manages to stand out as a despicable human being, only concerned with his own position of power.

Hope everything is fine.

BTW: Funny how Supergirl, the most light-hearted show of the Arrowverse, is so far the only show in it to produce a CM every season.

Edited by Forenperser on Jul 8th 2018 at 1:01:46 AM

Forenperser, please add to the Drafts and it'll go next week.

Lighty: I think I got that slight change for Valarr.

Edited by ACW on Jul 8th 2018 at 4:13:18 AM

Done

• Basilisk:
  • Original manga: Tenzen Yakushiji, the Number Two of the Iga Clan and the true Big Bad, absolutely leaps heads and shoulders over any of his fellow ninja for sadism, cruelty, greed and monstrosity. Secretly a centuries old former Koga himself, Tenzen has nothing but loathing for the Koga and little use for his own Clan. When Princess Oboro seals away her mystic eyes, Tenzen attempts to rape her before being stopped by a Koga attack. Engaging the Koga ninja, Gyobu Kasumi, Tenzen hears how Gyobu's father was murdered by Iga and in their duel, tricks Gyobu into striking at a child, forcing the boy's father to take a fatal blow, solely so the child's pain rattles Gyobu enough for Tenzen to win. Tenzen sadistically toys with other ninja and abandons his loyal student Koshiro because Koshiro had objected to his actions with Oboro. When Tenzen captures the beautiful Koga shinobi, Kagero, because her powers make raping her impossible, he brutally tortures her by impaling her with needles, before attempting to rape Oboro with intent of forcing her to dispel Kagero's powers to force himself on her as well. When he faces off with the young Koga leader Gennosuke, Tenzen reveals his intent to destroy all in his path, end the war victoriously and force Oboro to be his bride while he rules Japan from the shadows through the young shogun.
  • The Ouka Ninja Scrolls: Joujin has the Treasures of Koga and the Flowers of Iga massacred to show off the abilities of his team, the Joujinshu. Seeking to turn the world into a living hell to satisfy his desires, Joujin attempts to implant the soul of Oda Nobunaga in the bodies of others, a process which kills them, and seeks to use Tadanaga Tokugawa as a host, later having him eliminated when he proves troublesome. He then attempts to force Hibiki Iga and her twin brother Hachiro Koga into incest for his plot, trying to kill them when they refuse and having their friends killed. In a different timeline, Joujin happily has Edo turned into an inferno, before trying to kill Hachiro and Hibiki again, before trying to rape Hibiki to create a new bloodline with which to send the world to hell.
• Darker than Black:
  • Gaiden OVA: Claude, real name Shichi/Xi-Qi, is the Big Bad who stands out from the normally amoral superpowered Contractors by his outright hatred of normal humans. Claude torments his enemies before killing them by using his powers to masquerade as one of their loved ones and seeks to turn Yin into the Person of Mass Destruction Izanami. Claude is even callous enough to turn her into Izanami when she is in a base of Contractors, knowing that this would mean that her powers would kill everyone on the base, showing he cares nothing for his own kind even while trying to make a world where they rule over regular humans.
  • Flower of Darkness manga:
    • Harvest serves as an Evil Counterpart to Hei, replacing Hei's respect for humanity with contempt, considering them to be weak and pathetic. Harvest possesses the titular "Flower of Darkness" which can be given to a person to grant them powers, but sadistically forces the recipient to kill their best friend in return for power, also giving the best friend a Flower to entertain himself with the struggle. To prove his superiority to Hei, Harvest distributes Flowers to all of humanity in an effort to prove to himself that there is no such thing as morality, then pettily trying to destroy the whole planet when his plans are foiled.
    • The girls' academy volleyball coach, Daisuke Mioka, is a handsome, charming man who takes advantage of his young students by seducing them and secretly making videos of the sex to sell on the internet. When one student finds out, Daisuke tries to win back her trust by having a group of his friends rape her, before sweeping in to act as the hero who saves her. Daisuke also promises his friends that he will be "a little late" so that they can begin violating her before he arrives.
• Galaxy Express 999 franchise:
  • 1979 film:
    • Count Mecha is the nemesis of young Tetsuro Hoshino. Once a man who accepted mechanization, Count Mecha decides to fill his days with hunting to alleviate boredom. His chosen prey is human beings. Mecha hunts down and slaughters countless innocents on his private world, including Tetsuro's mother, before taking them and mounting their remains as obscene trophies. When Tetsuro arrives, Mecha only sneers that he's killed too many mothers to remember them all and tries to murder the boy as well.
    • Queen Promethium, the mother of the heroine Maetel, condemned her world La Metal to mechanization and tried to murder Maetel's father when he attempted to oppose her. Running La Metal as a horrific dystopia, Promethium has people abducted and made into living machines to serve in perpetual agony as the power source of La Metal, having forced Maetel into a machine body so Maetel will gather victims for that purpose. When Maetel reveals her true plans against her evil mother, Promethium attempts to murder Tetsuro herself to deny Maetel any sense of victory.
  • Maetel Legend: 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.
• Magical Girl Apocalypse: Wahre Liebe researcher Kaito Makabe kidnaps ten female scientists, knowing one has an ability he needs for his ritual to become God. Finding her, Makabe perversely experiments on her and mutilates the others. Annoyed when his android "daughter", Wataru, fails to capture Shinobu, a boy with powers he seeks, Makabe blows her apart. Creating a second Artificial Human, Himeji, Makabe's abuses lead his "son" to himself try to destroy multiple parallel Earths in a bid to be remade mortal so he can escape by dying. In the climax, Makabe reveals his true identity as Sou Shirokane, Shinobu's father, who murdered his own wife, then manipulated Shinobu into trying to bring her back, tampering with Shinobu's experiments to turn him into an unstable superhuman that almost destroys Tokyo. Eventually ascending to godhood, Makabe/Shirokane obliterates the entire multiverse to eradicate any opposition to his power.
• Now and Then, Here and There: King Hamdo plunders resources from a desperate land and kidnaps children to use as soldiers in his army. Introduced strangling his own cat to death, Hamdo reacts with psychotic glee upon learning his men have found a girl who possesses an amulet capable of creating water, a precious resource in his time. When he discovers she's lost said amulet and refuses to help him find it, Hamdo flies into a rage and is implied to rape her. So cowardly that any threat to his life sends him into a panic, Hamdo orders his second-in-command to fire upon the frontline, not caring that his own Child Soldiers are engaged in combat.
• The Black Bat, by Brian Buccellato et. al:
  • Oliver "Olly" Snate is a cheerfully wicked crime lord who runs the city through a mix of bribery, intimidation and violence. Murdering other criminals and bystanders alike, Snate grew enraged when Tony Quinn refused to give up a witness for him to execute and personally carved Quinn's eyes out. On the run later and enraged at the DA going after him, Snate conspires with Professor Cameron Tell to kidnap multiple police officers, having one murdered to force another to set off a bomb in the courthouse to kill hundreds if not thousands of innocents. When escaping from jail later, Snate even pointlessly murders one officer just because, in his words, "I hate cops", treating all the lives he destroys as little more than business and pleasure.
  • Behind even Oliver Snate is the aforementioned Professor Cameron Tell, an anarchist who seeks to tear down all authority and establish chaos in the streets. Cameron controls Snate and his organization's affairs from the shadows while ruthlessly routing out any loose ends, masterminding the entire conflict including the courtroom bombing that kills and injures hundreds of innocent people, while throwing blame on the judicial department for their inability to handle the situation. Cameron horribly wounds Quinn's girlfriend, murders the doctor providing for him when he balks at the innocent blood Cameron has and will spill, and tricked his assistant into working for him after murdering her husband while framing Quinn for it and trying to provoke her into shooting him.
• Dark Shadows (Dynamite Comics): The vampire Lockwood was a Serial Killer in life before being attacked by Barnabas Collins. Surviving as a vampire and looking to sate his bruised ego, Lockwood begins turning children into vampires and has them murder their own families to "strengthen" them to serve as soldiers against Barnabas. After fleeing, Lockwood proceeds to slaughter more people and later allies with Barnabas's evil half, temporarily becoming human and celebrating by committing more murders just to see blood in the sunlight again. In the Bad Future, Lockwood helps butcher as much of the town of Collinport as he can while also trying to corrupt his former victim, the young vampire Emma. While Barnabas is a truly remorseful man looking to embrace his human side, Lockwood relishes in being a monster, whether as a human or as a vampire.
• Django/Zorro, by Quentin Tarantino, Matt Wagner, & Esteve Polls:
  • Gùrko Zagreda Langdon is the Archduke of Arizona and a despicable slaver who sees himself as above all "commoners" by the decree of fate itself. Langdon feigns his way into becoming the Archduke by forging legal documents while killing anyone in his way, and passes off a native woman named Conchita he raises as Spanish royalty, marrying his way into power before raping and abusing Conchita all throughout the marriage. Langdon employs brutal slave labor of the native Indian tribes to build a colossal railroad through Arizona, killing many of them through the precarious missions to destroy the mesas blocking their path and having any others who complained tortured or murdered into silence. When opposed by Django and Zorro, Langdon heartlessly murders Zorro's steadfast servant Bernardo before deserting when the slaves revolt, killing his own son while decreeing him and his late wife a failure to his legacy.
  • "Anvil Charlie", real name Chareg, is a native who sells out his own people to slavery for the chance of immunity. Named so for his proficiency with an anvil hammer, Charlie takes delight in torturing any slave who complains by breaking their bones with his hammer with many tortured and killed by him, dismissing their pleas that his victims used to be his friends. When Django himself is brought to him, Charlie revels in the chance to torture him and intends to go for Django's "soft oysters" as well.
• Nazi Zombies, by Joe Wight & Ben Dunn: General Hans Richter, head of the Totenkorps division in Useful Notes/WWII, is a cold psychopath reviled even by his fellow Nazis. Richter's undead forces slaughter hundreds of Allied forces while he works on plans to unleash the virus all over the world and turn the entire world into a graveyard over which he will rule. Along the way, Richter murders the doctor who devised the virus in the first place, and forces hundreds of prisoners to toil away at his base before murdering and zombifying all of them, and even plans to destroy Germany's own capital to assure his rise to ultimate power.
• There Will Be Brawl: As befitting the work's tone, Kirby, here the Big Bad, is no friendly puffball, as shown by his nickname, "The Coral Cannibal". Having been arrested for multiple murders before the story starts, Kirby is quickly established to be a dangerously intelligent maniac who takes glee in tormenting his victims. Driving the powerful gang leader Mewtwo insane with his preachings, Kirby purposely disrupted the power balance of the Mushroom Kingdom, turning it into a desolate and poverty-stricken land, before manipulating children into killing Mewtwo when he's done with him. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that every major character has been harmed by him, and Meta Knight even goes so far as to devote his life to guarding Kirby's cell. A diabolical master of psychology, Kirby pretends to help Peach before she disappears, the finale revealing that he gruesomely killed her and left her body on display for the Mario brothers to find.
• The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Game Mod Malevolent: Lucius Maelin is the aspiring Champion of Cyrodiil and a captain of the guard. When the Player is made Champion instead, he plots revenge. The Player meets Maelin while he is ambushing a lich threatening a town. He leads the Player inside the lich's lair and lets several of his soldiers die so the Player will be desperate to help. After equipping armor found inside and destroying the lich, the Player is informed by the living armor that with or without the Player's help, he will murder the blacksmith and the enchanter involved with its creation. After these murders the Player gets rid of the armor in a tomb; however, Maelin ambushes the Player. Maelin then informs the Player that he commissioned the armor and he altered the personality. He did this to pin it all on the Player to strip the Player of rank. He then gloats that with the deaths of the guards, no one will believe the Player. Knowing he will be champion for the just fighting you, he escapes, gloating that one day he will ensure the Player is executed. Captain Maelin insures the deaths of many of his allies all because he wasn't made Champion.
• 009-1: The End of the Beginning (2013): Mylene's supposed "mother" figure, Dr. Klein, is a cruel Mad Scientist responsible for creating the 009 program and turning girls into cyborgs, which resulted in a number of casualties on the way. Using Mylene as an assassin, Klein is also involved with criminals who pursue human trafficking and organ trading, showing her darker colors when Mylene rescues her from a kidnapping by executing the kidnappers herself. Revealed as a traitor later, Klein admits everything she does is to satisfy her intellectual curiosity and shows she has something "better" than cyborgs: undead mutants made from people she's used as guinea pigs kept as servants in a state of agonized living death.
• As the Gods Will (2014): Amaya Takeru is more openly sadistic than his already-unstable manga counterpart. A psychopathic juvenile delinquent, Amaya saw the games as a world where the "strong prey on the weak", gleefully taking the chance to satisfy his bloodlust. Introduced asking God if life has any real purpose, and then beating a group of boys before the games even start, Amaya makes his presence known by slaughtering the survivors of the second game with a katana. In later games, Amaya breaks the neck of a student that was running away from him and causes the death of two more students by letting them play a game that he already knew the answer from the start. When Shun confesses that he is nothing like him, Amaya casually tells him that he never intended to help him, and tries to win the game himself, believing that it would kill all the other students.
• Bloody Chainsaw Girl (2016): Nero Aoi is a misanthropic, teenage scientist at Uguisu School who has dreams of world domination. Having become a pariah after experimenting on animals, Nero decides to be an anti-social outcast who builds a lab underneath the school and painfully turns her bullies into her mutant cyborg minions. Angered at Giko Nokomura for trying to befriend her, Nero orders her cyborgs kill her, planning to convert Giko into her own personal cyborg. Manipulating others into working for her, she coerces bullied cheerleader Bakutani into becoming a cyborg, and forcefully gives a sex change to the head of the ninja club to make him, Hanzo, and the club her cyborg bodyguards. Forcing the shop class to make weapons for her cyborgs, she turns 18 of its members into cyborgs, later killing them off and making them still-living skull attachments that power her Chainsaw of the Dead. Meeting Giko on the roof, Nero kills Hanzo when he gets in her way, attempts to detonate Bakutani when she tries to make amends with everyone, and still tries to kill Giko after she attempts to talk her into friendship.
• Happy Death Day: John Tombs is a Serial Killer who was on the run for the murder of six women across the country, boasting that there are over a dozen more victims that haven't been found. After a confrontation with the police and killing an officer, Tombs is neutralized and taken into the hospital for a gunshot wound. In one of the loops, when Tree comes to the hospital to give a warning that Tombs will escape, she discovers that Tombs already murdered a security guard. Tombs then guns down a secretary at the hospital and chases down Tree to kill her as well. When Carter stops Tombs from killing Tree, Tombs snaps Carter's neck just to hurt her. He later gleefully watches Tree hang herself when she decides to reset the day. During the penultimate loop, when Tree confronts Tombs, Tombs steals her knife and attempts to slit her throat only to stop himself so that he can relish torturing her.
• Helldriver (2010):
  • Rikka Miyata is the Queen of Zombies, and Kika's abusive mother. In life, she—along with her brother Yasushi Miyata—was a cannibalistic Serial Killer who would kill people and eat their bodies, having 20 victims under her belt. Eating her husband's legs in front of Kika, she burns him alive and tries to kill her. Becoming the Zombie Queen, she lets them eat everyone in their path, declaring that everything in the world is hers. Sensing Kika and friends trying to stop her, she sends out her zombies to kill them, resulting in numerous casualties. Once Kika arrives fight her, Rikka tortures Kika and creates a giant zombie made out of other zombies, using them to distract the guards blocking the southern wall. When her giant zombie starts flying through the air, she drops her zombies onto the south side of Japan, watching as they devour hundreds in their path.
  • The aforementioned Yasushi Miyata is Rikka's neo-Nazi, cannibalistic brother-in-crime who helped her eat and kill 20 people. Cooking and feasting on Kika's father's legs, he chases after Kika with a desire to eat her, killing two cops trying to stop him. After Rikka becomes the Zombie Queen, she makes Yasushi her zombie second-in-command. The leader of a zombie base, he has humans locked up to be fed to him and his zombies cohorts. Continuing his love of human flesh, he kidnaps No-Name's sister Maya and eats her leg and nipples, mortally wounding her in the process. A psychotic killer, Yasushi revels in being a zombie, as it allows him to eat whomever he wants without any consequences.
• In Darkness (2018): Radic is a Serbian war criminal responsible for slaughtering innocents in the Balkans, as seen in the backstory of the heroine Sofia, who lost her mother and sister to Radic personally. In the present, Radic runs a harsh crime organization, and to protect his secrets has his own daughter murdered. Upon learning his subordinate Alex was planning against him, he quickly has her eliminated as well. Fixating on Sofia, Radic taunts her how he raped her mother before murdering her, as well as raped her years ago, likely making him Sofia's father. Despite this, Radic shows no compunction trying to murder Sofia as well.
• Pandorum: Corporal Gallo of the Elysium decided without Earth that morality meant nothing. Murdering the other members of the bridge crew, Gallo awoke other members of the 60,000 strong crew from cryo-sleep and drove them into the bowels of the ship, having them murder each other and cannibalize the dead for his own amusement. He sentencied them to mutate with a special algae aboard the ship into feral creatures with a bloody culture and a drive to hunt other survivors Gallo would awaken. Periodically freezing himself to prolong his life, Gallo reigns over the ship, playing sadistic games with those he awakens, sending them to be hunted. Gallo later murders another survivor himself, attempting to prevent the ship from being salvaged so he can continue ruling his own twisted little kingdom.
• Samurai Princess (2009): Kyoraku is the creator of the mechas: fleshy, mechanical dolls made from human body parts who turn insane and violent upon completion. Having created the mechas for both fun and scientific progress, he sends out couple Kujira and Kocho to slaughter everyone in their paths, with him collecting the severed limbs; they end up killing and raping Gedôhime's 11 sisters. Prior to these events, he took Gekko's sister after she became infected with a disease and turned her into a mecha, causing her to go insane, bite off Gekko's arm, and kill her parents, leading to Kyoraku converting Gekko into a mecha to kill her. When the couple are killed by the Samurai Princess and Gekko, Kyoraku splices them together to create the ultimate mecha, and pits it against the Samurai Princess, gleefully watching as it lays waste to her.
• South Bronx Heroes: Mr. Bennett is a foster father who, claiming his wards must "earn" their meals, makes them participate in child pornography. He makes children ages 6-14 participate, and has dozens of pictures and films. If they refuse to be victimized, or defy him in any other way, Bennett beats them viciously. In the case of a 6-year-old boy named Scott, Bennett beats him with a belt so badly his back is Covered in Scars. Eventually, he beats Scott to death. He's not any better on the emotional front, berating his charges and declaring them worthless and unwanted to break their wills.
• V.I.P. (2017): Kim Gwang-Il is the young son of an important North Korean politician and a prolific, international Serial Killer. Leading a gang of like-minded murderers and rapists to spread terror across North Korea, Kim regularly murders entire families, children included. Visiting a fertilizer plant where the former investigators on his case are now working, Kim orders the execution of everyone; two men were beheaded and another was tied to a moving car. Moving to Hong Kong, Kim participated in the making of snuff films to fund his escape to South Korea. Years later, Kim started a new series of murders in the south, taking the lives of seven girls. While in custody, Kim strangles a female officer with his own handcuffs and mocks her superior by claiming that he "just wanted some fun" with her. Angered by a comment that a police chief had made about him, Kim steals a gun and shoots him multiple times. Captured by the only survivor of the massacre at the fertilizer plant, Kim shoots him in the head and dumps his body in the sea. A sexual sadist who believed that he was untouchable, Kim was the living representation of the damage that a low-functioning psychopath with a high social status can do.
• Aeon 14: Stavros, from the Rika's Marauders novel Rika Redeemed, is the dictator of a relatively small empire in the Praesepe Cluster called the Politica. He drove the Oranians off their homeworld onto another location deeper in the system, turning their home in exile into a Vichy Earth in direct imitation of the ancient Romans and Nazis, something he says he's done elsewhere. He has also technologically and psychologically enslaved almost his entire military, including many combat cyborgs known as "mechs". In the book proper, when Silva, the mother of his heir by a one-night stand who was later turned into a mech, attempted to retrieve her daughter Amy, whom he beats, he captured her and enslaved her as Amy's bodyguard/pet, using her compliance chip to force her never to reveal that she is Amy's mother while encouraging Amy to address her as "Meat", a Fantastic Slur for mechs. When Rika, Silva's former subordinate, goes undercover in The Politica as a defector from her mercenary company, Stavros insists on installing a compliance chip in her as well. Rika is immune, but in order to maintain her cover is forced to play along with Stavros using the chip to make her perform a sexual act on him. Leslie, one of Rika's teammates, is captured during the mission and chipped as well. When Rika finally initiates the plan to liberate the mechs and kill Stavros, he resorts to using his own daughter Amy as a Human Shield. While other villains in the franchise have significantly higher body counts, few approach Stavros for sheer personal vileness.
• Rise of Sin Tzu novelization, by Devin Grayson & Flint Dille:
  • Sin Tzu, unlike the original, more generic video game iteration, is portrayed in the novel as a sociopathic mass murderer who views compassion and love as weaknesses. Raised as an assassin and always taking sadistic pleasure in his various atrocities, Sin Tzu eventually betrayed his own cult and drove them all to tear each other part in insanity upon gaining power of his own. Becoming a warlord and tyrant obsessed with nothing more than conquest and destruction, Sin Tzu has killed thousands across Asia in his march towards domination, enslaving and "reeducating" entire countries at a time. Upon arriving in Gotham City, Sin Tzu unleashes thousands of monstrous criminals onto the streets, using his power to make them even more vicious so as to spread mass death and chaos throughout the city. Siccing some of Batman's worst foes on him, and turning the rest into living trophies, Sin Tzu ultimately plans to murder Batman and ensure that every last one of his thousands of minions are killed in a blaze of glory just to illustrate the latest chapter of his self-written book. A monster who saw human emotion as such a weakness that he abandoned and possibly murdered the only woman he ever loved just to prove this point, Sin Tzu was one of the worst foes Batman faced.
  • Jonathan Crane, the Scarecrow, is a fear-loving sadist who becomes one of Sin Tzu's "generals" in his war on Gotham. Locked away in Arkham Asylum for his latest crime of forcing dozens of innocent college students to tear each other apart, Crane escapes Arkham and leads a group of criminals he drives insane to march on Gotham, where Crane sprays countless people with his patented Fear Gas, driving them to get into bloodbaths with each other. Spraying and terrorizing Commissioner James Gordon, he forces Batman to watch just because the man is Batman's best friend.
• Emma Kane/Jacob Thorne series, by Todd Travis:
  • Creatures of Appetite: The Iceman—Jeff Gilday—is a twisted psychopath who, after being rejected by his long-time crush, Barb Mullens, in favor of his best friend, decided to murder Barb's young daughter, Darcy. To avoid suspicion for the crime, The Iceman decided to mask Darcy's death as just one of numerous killings, and, to this end, began kidnapping young girls between 5 and 12 years old, at which point he would sadistically murder and eat them. After butchering 20 girls, 9 of whose body parts he left in an area highly-populated by children, just to terrify the kids, The Iceman kidnaps Darcy, and, when dropping off one of his victims' bodies, opens fire on numerous police officers. Framing an innocent man for his crimes, The Iceman forces him to eat body parts of one of the children to further incriminate the man, then shoots him in the head to make it look like a suicide. Capturing Emma Kane after murdering her current date, The Iceman tries to force her to watch as he kills and eats Darcy, at which point he plans to do the same to her. When Kane's partner shows up, The Iceman tries to murder an officer, leaving him crippled for life in the process, then makes one last attempt to escape by using Darcy as a human shield. When questioned by Kane as to why he ate the children, The Iceman simply replied, "They taste good."
  • Trophies:
    • Lawrence and Bradley Beale are a father and son duo of socialite serial rapists. Lawrence, having witnessed the Bosnian rape camps and viewed them as an achievement, sets up a horrific island he dubs "Heaven", where he and Bradley bring dozens of women over the years to be raped and turned into subservient slaves to be sold into sexual slavery before being murdered once they outlive their usage. Lawrence murdered Bradley's mother—his own wife—to keep her "taint" from infecting the boy, much to Bradley's approval, and while Bradley prefers torturing, raping, and "breaking" women, his father routinely murders women while he rapes them, taking sick glee in seeing the light go out of their eyes as he ends them.
    • Maynard "the Caretaker" is the head of security of "Heaven," spending his free time keeping an eye on the dozens of women there and torturing them with their shock collars if they step out of line. Responsible for raping and beating the women when they first are brought to Heaven to make sure they learn their place, Maynard is also the head of "Hell", a nightmarish torture chamber where he takes women who have been too disobedient and either maims, brands, or, on most occasions, tortures them to death. Maynard spends his final moments as Caretaker continuing his sadistic streak as he tries to torture Emma Kane's best friends to death out of spite towards the woman.
• Fine Dark Line, by Joe R. Lansdale: Mr. Chapman is the father of Stanley's best friend Richard and a fundamentalist with an obsession over "penance" who hideously abuses and tortures his family, having molded his wife into a masochistic doormat who willingly takes the abuse. Above this, Chapman is secretly a Serial Killer who employs brutal labor of minorities on his farm before slaughtering them and framing their deaths as unrelated disappearances, even being implied to murder his treasured dog to cover for himself before he attempts to kill both Stanley and Richard for unearthing the bodies.
• October Daye:
  • An Artificial Night: Blind Michael is the leader of The Wild Hunt, who has his followers kidnap children and painfully transform them into his thralls. Reducing fae children to riders and humans into steeds for his army, Blind Michael kidnaps the nieces and nephews of Toby to force them to participate in his latest Hunt, trapping the consciousness of one niece and intending to forcefully make Toby his bride. When his plan is foiled, Blind Michael goes into a rage and takes it out on his current wife, Acacia, scarring her with his knife and stating his intent to keep his current thralls under his draconian enslavement for eternity.
  • Late Eclipses: The assassin Oleander de Merelands is wanted for countless deaths over multiple kingdoms, including the murder of former good-hearted king Gilead. Seeking revenge on Amandine for a previous slight, Oleander nearly kills her infant daughter. Years later she conspires with her pawn, Rayeslene, to have Toby take the fall for her misdeeds, gleeful that she would be executed for it. Oleander has a friend of Toby killed to frame her for it and later poisons the entire court of cats, killing many, including infants, while hoping Toby would take the fall for her crimes. Boasting her killings will make her famous even after her death, Oleander makes one final attempt on Toby's life before being stopped.
• Paradise Lost: Leo/Kamen Rider Psyga, from this alternate continuity and its prequel Lost World, is the Lion Orphnoch and Muramaki's top henchman. An arrogant Blood Knight driven by a lust for power, Leo joined Smart Brain's paramilitary unit solely to have a chance to kill humans and fight with other Orphnochs, considering battles to be "games". Leo was given the Psyga Gear after having found an extremely injured Murakami and demanding an Emperor Belt for himself, or else he would leave him to die. Leo leads the Riotroopers in the genocidal campaign against the human population, hunting down and massacring any humans that they can find. Introduced murdering three members of his own race with no hesitation, Leo gleefully participates in attacks against the Human Liberation Army at their sanctuary, personally killing Kusaka and leaving several civilians dead or injured, later taking the opportunity to bomb the place. Shortly after kidnapping Mari, Leo tried to stop Takumi from saving her, distracting him while she would be devoured by a monster.
• Banshee: The unnamed albino prisoner hired to torment the man who would become known as "Lucas Hood" viciously beats the latter the first chance he gets, intending to make Hood his Sex Slave for the remainder of his 15-year prison sentence. Dreaded by fellow inmates, "the Albino" has at least one forced partner, whom he brags was a straight man coerced into a relationship with him to assert dominance and is implied to have an entire unwilling harem. Enraged when Hood maims his boyfriend's face, making him less "pretty", the Albino angrily tries to orally rape Hood before cutting his throat.
• Castle:
  • The final Big Bad, LokSat, real name Mason Wood, is the Overarching Villain of the whole series. The silent partner to Senator William Bracken, LokSat provided him with hitmen to carry out political assassinations and covered up their crimes. Murdering Kate Beckett's former team for investigating his crimes, LokSat is ruthless about saving himself from facing justice for his crimes. Fearing for his own safety when Bracken is questioned by the heroes, LokSat has him eliminated and murders a woman to frame her for the crime, making it look like a suicide to close the case on him. Also a drug lord alongside the aforementioned Senator and Vulcan Simmons, LokSat greedily continues the operations at the expense of societal misery even after the passing of his partners. When his coerced pawn Caleb Brown is persuaded to turn against him, LokSat has an innocent man burned to death to fake Caleb being killed, only sparing him for further use. In a final bid to save himself from the police, LokSat has Richard Castle tortured to try and get him to reveal the names of the others tailing him, intending to murder anyone who would stop him. A monster who thinks himself above the law, LokSat is a greedy criminal who shows himself to be the most threatening force ever faced by the protagonists.
  • Scott Dunn, from season 2's two-parter "Tick, Tick, Tick...Boom!", is responsible for the deaths of a string of prostitutes, caused the Driven to Suicide suicide of a man who he framed and murdered a businessman to live off his identity. Calling Beckett to mock her each time he commits a murder, Dunn even sneaks a corpse into her apartment. Sneaking a bomb into Beckett's apartment, Dunn is enraged when she manages to survive, murdering an innocent woman to vent his anger. Taking an FBI agent hostage when his identity is revealed, Dunn tries to lure the team into a building he plans to then blow up, killing them all.
  • The masked Serial Killer, Dr. Van Holtzman, from season 7's finale "Hollander's Woods", has spent over 30 years abducting young women, cruelly carving their faces before slitting their throats. Almost murdering an eleven-year-old Castle for seeing him disposing of a body, Holtzman only lets him live to avoid drawing attention to his crimes. When Castle and Beckett investigate his crimes years later, Holtzman tries to frame one of his mentally ill medical patients for his own murders. Confronting Castle in the barnhouse where he killed his victims, Holtzman expresses nothing but pride in his crimes, intending to kill Castle and Beckett painfully before resuming his spree of murders.
• Legion (2017): Amahl Farouk, the Shadow King, is the overarching, ever-present threat of the story, behind nearly every misdeed and tragedy throughout. Once the Arch-Enemy of Professor Charles Xavier before being defeated, Farouk's mind jumped into Xavier's infant son David Haller to survive, and spent the next decades torturing and driving the child insane until, by adulthood, he believes he is schizophrenic. Carving a path of death and mental torment through the first season—slaughtering a military installation, mind raping David and several of his friends, and taking Oliver Bird as a new puppet for his mind—Farouk returns in the second season even worse, keeping Lenny Busker as a tortured "pet" inside his mind to be tormented and raped at his leisure and manipulating David and his friends into turning on each other. Reducing dozens of people to ashes, agonizingly transmuting David's sister Amy into a different person, and unleashing an insanity virus on to Division 3 to drive them to massacre each other, Farouk succeeds in his plan to turn David's friends against him, convincing them all the man is a dangerous threat needing to be murdered while Farouk himself is the world's "savior". With a twisted belief that love and care for others is a weakness, Amahl Farouk was a vile sociopath who believed himself to be a god above mortality and morality.
• Colonel De Sade, appearing in the 1991 and 1992 issues of the Punisher Summer Special, is a former military official who served with Frank in Vietnam. After bumping into De Sade at a military hardware expo, Punisher follows him and finds him robbing a bank. De Sade is about to use a knife on one of the customers, when the arriving police force him to flee. Punisher tries to stop De Sade but is captured in the process. De Sade tortures Punisher, but Punisher defeats De Sade and his men. Months later, De Sade escapes from prison, murdering a guard in the process. De Sade starts a new vile business venture producing snuff films. De Sade sends Punisher a video of his work, showing De Sade brutally murdering a young woman with a knife. De Sade's assistant Allison sets up fake auditions to lure in victims with promises of a dance show touring South America. After Punisher kills De Sade's men and saves the women at this fake audition, Allison flees to De Sade's studio, where De Sade forces Allison to be in one of his films when he runs low on extras. Punisher confronts De Sade, who tries to distract him by putting some of the women he captured into death traps, even threatening to kill Allison if Punisher does not back off.
• Guillermo Del Sol, from the "Black and White" arc, is a leader in the Dos Soles drug Cartel, running most of the drug trade in Los Angles. Guillermo is hired by elements of the U.S. government, who want to enact martial law, to commit a terrorist attack in Los Angles. U.S. government officials provide Guillermo with chemical weapons, which he tests on a small Mexican village, killing everyone there. Guillermo begins to mass produce the chemical weapons, planning to create enough to kill everyone in L.A. Guillermo also hired Electro to black out L.A., so emergency services will be busy when he releases the chemical weapons. Guillermo and Electro manage to capture Punisher, with Guillermo having Electro torture Punisher and eventually planning to sell Punisher to the highest bidder. When Punisher escapes, Guillermo flees, shooting one of his men for failing to stop the Punisher and blows up his HQ to cover his tracks, killing all of his men in that building.
• "Girls in White Dresses" arc, by Gregg Hurwitz, Laurence Campbell, et al.: "The Heavy"—Jigsaw—is the racist, misogynistic co-leader of a large drug cartel. He and his associates have been terrorizing a Mexican border town by kidnapping women and girls—as young as twelve—and having them work literally to death as slave labor under terrible conditions in his drug lab. Frank notes that the number of crosses in a cemetery indicates the massive scale of the cartel. The Heavy tries to drive Frank away by placing an already-dead little kid at the scene of the shootout to make Frank believe he shot her. Aside from being a very Bad Boss, The Heavy plans to sexually assault one of the workers, and, when Punisher's closing in, orders his men to kill the remaining workers before they can talk to the police.
• 2012 game: Valarr Hill, bastard brother to Alester Sarwyck of Riverspring, is the main villain of the game. A member of Queen Cersei's guard hunting for the pregnant mother of one of King Robert's bastards named Jeyne, Valarr frames his and Alester's younger brother for the death of their father and later tries to have him assassinated. Revealed as the man who killed hero Mors's family on Lord Tywin's orders, Valarr also raped Mors's daughter, a fact he taunts him about when they meet in trial by combat. Valarr intends to force his own half-sister into marriage and rape her, before cheating in the duel by using dark magic to kill Mors and having all the witnesses massacred before murdering his and Alester's sister; hunting down Jeyne, killing her; and having the lord defending her and his men massacred. Valarr breaks every taboo Westeros has, from kinslaying, rape, violating guest right and more, caring for nothing but his own ascent to further heights.
• Telltale Games Series: Ramsay Snow is the representative in the North for the as-yet-unseen Roose Bolton, orchestrating the conflict between the Forresters and Whitehills for profit and enjoyment. Ramsay is introduced while flaying a man alive for recreation, lamenting that the result is "not [his] best work". After entering the Forresters' estate by force, he tries to take Talia hostage with clear lascivious intent before pragmatically settling on her brother instead, and murders the teenage Ethan on a whim. He later returns to "break" Rodrik by forcing him to witness his torture (and eventual murder) of Rodrik's friend Arthur. He later pits the Forresters and Whitehills against each other in a war of annihilation, passing up potential profit for the sake of a bloody spectacle. A sadist who lives only to relish the suffering he inflicts on others, Ramsay is feared and loathed throughout the North.
• Ar nosurge: Ode to an Unborn Star: The "other player", much like the Player Character, has the power of Interdimend, the ability to visit and control a being from another dimension in order to interact with the world. Unlike the player character trying to save the world, this player's goal is to send Nero back to her world, although the other player goes about doing it in the most callous way possible. Controlling Prim, the mind-child of protagonist Delta and Cass, he first assists Zill in her plan of creating the Maternal Overseer, a being that can absorb souls, to pull off her goal of making everyone's being into one consciousness. Once Zill has let herself be part of the Maternal Overseer, the other player makes their move to destroy the world while taunting Delta and Cass by using their own daughter as an avatar to do all of this, with each plan being stopped by the player character's interference. Once all the conflicts were about to be solved, the other player makes their final move by trying to eliminate everyone, using a giant mecha dragon they made and to convert every being into energy. This is where it is revealed that they plan to get enough energy to bring Nero back to their world to "complete the game in a 100%" from their side. When confronted by everyone, including the player character themselves about this not being a game, the other player shows that they knew but didn't care. They would destroy and kill thousands of residents of another universe just out of amusement and their own selfishness. It is also heavily implied that the other player was the one who almost killed Ion in her home world and forced her to send her soul to Ra Ciela.
• Game of Thrones games:
  • 2012 game: Valarr Hill, bastard brother to Alester Sarwyck of Riverspring, is the main villain of the game. A member of Queen Cersei's guard hunting for the pregnant mother of one of King Robert's bastards named Jeyne, Valarr frames his and Alester's younger brother for the death of their father and later tries to have him assassinated. Revealed as the man who killed hero Mors's family on Lord Tywin's orders, Valarr also raped Mors's daughter, a fact he taunts him about when they meet in trial by combat. Valarr intends to force his own half-sister into marriage and rape her, before cheating in the duel by using dark magic to kill Mors and having all the witnesses massacred before murdering his and Alester's sister; hunting down Jeyne, killing her; and having the lord defending her and his men massacred. Valarr breaks every taboo Westeros has, from kinslaying, rape, violating guest right and more, caring for nothing but his own ascent to further heights.
  • Telltale Games Series: Ramsay Snow is the representative in the North for the as-yet-unseen Roose Bolton, orchestrating the conflict between the Forresters and Whitehills for profit and enjoyment. Ramsay is introduced while flaying a man alive for recreation, lamenting that the result is "not [his] best work". After entering the Forresters' estate by force, he tries to take Talia hostage with clear lascivious intent before pragmatically settling on her brother instead, and murders the teenage Ethan on a whim. He later returns to "break" Rodrik by forcing him to witness his torture (and eventual murder) of Rodrik's friend Arthur. He later pits the Forresters and Whitehills against each other in a war of annihilation, passing up potential profit for the sake of a bloody spectacle. A sadist who lives only to relish the suffering he inflicts on others, Ramsay is feared and loathed throughout the North.
• Odin Sphere: General Brigan is a general serving under Demon Lord Odin as his chief vassal. Known for his hedonism and cruelty, Brigan is also a Glory Hound who employs suicidal tactics, killing one of his soldiers for daring to speaking out against him. One such instance led to the death of Princess Griselda, in which he callously comments to her grieving sister Gwendolyn that Griselda's death was her own fault. Capturing the forest witch Velvet, Brigan discovers that Velvet is the illegitimate child of Odin and the princess of an enemy nation. Hoping to usurp the throne for himself with this knowledge, Brigan plans to execute her and reveal to the people how not only did Odin have a child with the enemy, but also sent his own daughter to his death. Killed by Gwendolyn for his treachery, Brigan's spirit possesses Odin's body, taking control over the whole kingdom. Confronted by Gwendolyn again, Brigan openly lusts after Gwendolyn and vows to make her his plaything. Even in death, Brigan is an egomaniac and depraved brute who sacrifices others in pursuit of his own pleasures.
• Summon Night: Swordcraft Story: Master Lubert is a traitorous and greedy man whose lust for power would lead him to a series of reprehensible crimes. Working with the army nation Deigleya, Lubert secretly helped them attack and invade Wystern in order to control the ancient monster Parista. Blackmailing fellow Craftlord Ureska to his cause, he forced him to help hide his secret and eliminate anyone who might find out about it. Once the main character and their friends catch wind to this, Lubert orders Ureska to kill them only to commit suicide after losing to them due to guilt and to free his family from Lubert. With Parista about to awaken from his seal Lubert makes his final move to kill the main characters himself. Defeated, he laughs off the ideals of the heroes and calls Ureska a useless fool for following him despite it was him who coerced him in to doing it. All of this leads to Parista awakening and unleashing monsters around the town, with Lubert being the first victim.
• I Was a Professional Internet Troll: The story's narrator, known by his online alias "Resisilobus", is an overzealous internet troll who manages to be particularly vile even by those standards. Not content with simply being an unpleasant individual online, Resisilobus intentionally drives two people to kill themselves by relentlessly harassing them. He then befriends a teenage outcast and manipulates the boy into killing seven of his classmates and then committing suicide. To indicate how little he values the lives of others, Resisilobus considers the aforementioned "achievements" to be inferior to his comparatively minor hacking of a popular Bible app and the confusion it causes among Christians. A remorseless sadist who openly revels in the power his crimes make him feel, Resisilobus is an example of how internet anonymity can bring out the worst in people.
• The Kindness of Devils:
  • Rich Jacobs, the Big Bad of Girls on Film and the illegitimate son of Wallace Malcolm Hargrove, is a young vampire who figures that having the wealth and resources of his father means he can excuse being as vile as he can possibly be. Operating with no regard of the standards of his own kind, Jacobs sets up a snuff porn ring where hundreds of women are kidnapped by the criminals he's turned for the purpose of raping, torturing, and murdering them within the confines of one of his father's prisons, selling the films on the dark web for a profit and disposing of the bodies by feeding them to starved ghouls. Kicking off the plot by kidnapping a woman named Emma West, Jacobs turns her into a vampire and uses her for his "special" films by having her tortured and maimed by his men for countless days on end, a fate he's already bestowed on several other unlucky women. When the supernatural investigator Hardestadt Delac invades his operation, Jacobs captures him and forces him to endure physical and psychological torture for days on end for the glee of breaking him, while intending to finish him by letting the blood-starved vampire women tear him to shreds before Jacobs personally finishes him. When resurrected by Nyarlathotep in Nights In Lonesome Arkham, Jacobs sells out all humanity to destruction and kills thousands in service to his new master. Reviled by even his own kind, Jacobs is little else than a swaggering, entitled brat and a blood-hungry sadist underneath his weak facade of charisma and control.
  • Girls on Film: The aforementioned Wallace Malcolm Hargrove is the benefactor and father of Rich Jacobs and his horrific snuff porn films. Having taken Jacobs as his son after his own numerous sexual assaults and rapes led to the boy being born, Hargrove eventually saved the boy from a lethal sickness by turning him into a vampire. When an adult Jacobs offered his father the chance to participate in snuff films, Hargrove leapt at the chance, not only because he thought Jacobs would turn him into a vampire as well, but also simply because he enjoyed the thought of sending countless women to be brutally raped and tortured to death on films which he could later watch. In his final moments, Hargrove proclaims he feels no regret for having handed dozens of women at a time over to Jacobs, and truthfully doesn't care about his son except as a an object for his "legacy" and a means to immortality.
  • Nights In Lonesome Arkham: Nyarlathotep himself is an all-too human monster distinguished from the other Outer Gods by his sadism and ambition. Once the nameless emissary of the Outer Gods who went from world to world to drive entire civilzations to madness before offering them up to be devoured by Azathoth, Nyarlathotep was given hope of a more meaningful existence by the angel Aleviel—before instantly reneging on that once she was cast down and vowing to annihilate the world she desired to protect out of spite. During his time on Earth, Nyarlathotep drives the entire city of Thinis to murderous, chaotic insanity, driving the populace to slaughter the city's children and restoring the sanity of the surviving populace their solely to bask in their suffering and horror; slaughters hundreds of thousands across the world, some merely as distractions; rises up the Great Old One Ithaqua in an effort to doom the planet to its deathly cold; keeps the populace of entire towns frozen in eternal agony as trophies of his previous conquests; and, at the end, reveals his intent to devour the other Outer Gods and come astride the rest of creation, devouring all in his way and keeping whatever is left to torment forevermore. With whatever decency Aleviel managed to awaken in him thoroughly trampled in the present day, Nyarlathotep is, at the end, nothing more than a wicked, spiteful, and endlessly sadistic entity thoroughly worthy of the moniker of the "Crawling Chaos".
• Balto: Seemingly just a Jerk Jock, Steele graduates to pure evil thanks to jealousy at Balto being placed on his sleigh team. Angrily trying to sabotage their efforts to get medicine delivered to sick children, Steele spitefully tries to make them lose their way on the path to the village, uncaring for the lives of the dogs or kids. Returning to the village on his own, Steele claims his teammates died in a blizzard while he was unable to save them, caring nothing for anything save his own glory.

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• Though a light-hearted work, Crime Minister Yogoshimacritein still stands out as a monstrous being. Ordering his minions to destroy the sound, magic and prism worlds, Yogoshimacritein nearly drives the Gian race to extinction in a bid to gain power for himself. Ravaging Earth when he arrives, Yogoshimacritein sends waves of killer robots to crush any opposition so he can rule supreme. Caring nothing for his own minions, Yogoshimacritein uses two of his loyal followers as human shields to save himself from an attack and later mind controls them to use as Cannon Fodder. His robot army defeated, Yogoshimacritein launches a final crusade to force the eleven braneworlds under his iron-fisted rule.

Edited by ACW on Jul 10th 2018 at 4:56:30 AM

Umm for Yogo. It's eleven braneworlds, not elven braneworlds.

Edited by miraculous on Jul 8th 2018 at 2:32:37 AM

Dammit Fixed.

I do believe this is the biggest batch yet, especially with the Red Sonja stuff as well.

Edited by ACW on Jul 8th 2018 at 5:47:49 AM

A bit late but I'm throwing a "no" vote on Vincent. The film wouldn't work if he was a qualifier.