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Here it is. I deleted my wikia account a year ago, but you can ask an admin called Prime Shockwave if you want any confirmation, he was a close friend of mine.

Edited by TheMadCr0w on Sep 2nd 2018 at 6:19:28 AM

Okay, I'll admit, I was acting kind of stubborn and irrational. Maybe someone else can EP him later (if they're allowed to).

Edited by Looperreallyreallyrocks on Sep 2nd 2018 at 2:19:24 AM

Turtle and Dormammu.

I won't lie, reading the EP I wondered if he did enough, but was swayed by other voters. I think the reason he's been overlooked is that Carnage is just far more memorable than he was.

Boar

Yes to the Queen, no to Boar and Lewis.

Okay, this place moved up fast once again, so... yes to Darque, yes to the Queen, yes to Kaz's, yes to Dormammu, and I'm pretty sure we've already downvoted Lewis. Regardless, yes, it's a rule to make your own information here. We can't trust the accuracy of it otherwise and thus we've got no reason to vote it up.

Edited by Scraggle on Sep 2nd 2018 at 3:48:22 AM

Wait... Boar did get E Pd!? No on her. Heinous standard is as huge as Jupiter (Considered people like Tiger, the Dragon Brothers or Ox had a pretty huge bodycounts) . Didnt I create a frigging essay on why I dont think anyone counts. Yea...

Though I'm tempting to bring Ox for MB review.

Edited by ElfenLiedFan90 on Sep 2nd 2018 at 4:58:51 PM

Leaning yes on Ebola, as it seems like he goes far beyond what his Freudian Excuse would justify.

Briz and Turtle. Maybe I missed it, but who's the Big Bad?

Dormammu. I'll put him before Carnage, and Landon before both.

Queen.

How about this: Can I go to the VW user who made the original Dodgson proposal and have him make an EP?

Boar and Dodgson. With the latter I have doubts about how "onscreen" a lot of his worst crimes are, although it has been a while since I've read Lost World.

I would recommend not pestering a user of another site to come here just to effortpost a character. If you actually think he qualifies do the work of reading the source and writing your own EP.

I went on a marathon of Spider-Man: The Animated Series a few months ago, and I have some doubts about Dormammu. Something I think was overlooked is that the series points out that Dormammu needs to feast on other universes in order to survive. I've transcribed Strange's explanation of Dormammu and his motives.

I don't recall a mention of Dormammu having a choice on whether he can feed on the life force of other universes. I think it's like a Galactus situation, only Dormammu is more of a dick about it. I'm abstaining for now, but I wanted to throw my own two cents in.

Edited by chasemaddigan on Sep 2nd 2018 at 6:19:08 AM

Please no. The user who made the Lewis page on VW is anonymous and inactive at this point, and leaving Scary Movie alone would be the best choice.

Aaaaaand you have already messaged him...

Edited by TheMadCr0w on Sep 2nd 2018 at 7:24:42 AM

Any counters or comments on the Dormammu issue?

Dunno. I think that it depends of his attitude about it. I still think

The King of Leona, Alphonse Hangul. Or he and Ebola are a Big Bad Ensemble, it depends of how you look it.

He don't count here due to being a Well-Intentioned Extremist with some sense of honor.

Man. I really can't trim Ebola. You have a tip? To give you a easier job. The issue is that a lot of the series is based in In-Universe terms.

Edited by KazuyaProta on Sep 2nd 2018 at 5:35:46 AM

Hmm, that makes me a bit hesitant on Dormammu. Bullman?

As for Ebola: Was he the only victim of Fantastic Racism to go as extreme as he did? As for trimming it, I'd need to see the writeup to see how big it is.

Edited by ACW on Sep 2nd 2018 at 6:36:54 AM

I also remember that line, but didn't't put much stock in it as in his second appearance there's no mention of it. Also when he also is far too sadistic about it and get great enjoyment out of the process.

Edited by Bullman on Sep 2nd 2018 at 3:38:16 AM

Yeah. Like, Matarratas was bullied a bit but he is a pretty functional boy in a Jerk with a Heart of Gold way, his adoptive sister is a very sociable Cool Big Sis and his grandpa was a Nice Guy.

The Earth and Air elementals were genocided and the survivors really aren't trying to murder the whole world.

Edited by KazuyaProta on Sep 2nd 2018 at 5:40:35 AM

Okay, Ebola's a definite yes for me then.

Here's the revised Ratchet tree, for next week:

• Ratchet & Clank franchise:
  • Original game: Ultimate Supreme Executive Chairman Drek, the Big Bad, may at first come off as a humorous villain who is trying to find a home for his people by extreme means, but by the end of the game, there is no mistaking him for anything but an unrepentant maniac. To begin with, he is the one who over-polluted his own home planet and got his kind, the Blarg, into this situation, and proudly boasts about it and how he did it on purpose. His real motive behind tearing apart planets—populated planets—to build his new world, and eventually trying to blow up planets with bombs and superlasers, is the mother of all money-laundering real estate scams; he's been paid for every square inch of the new Blarg homeworld, and makes it clear once the people settle in, he'll repeat the whole polluting and planet looting cycle all over again. In addition, he almost blew up Ratchet's home planet with a superlaser so he could move his new world into its perfect orbit, and it's implied he also chose Veldin just to spite Ratchet for getting in his way.
  • Deadlocked: Gleeman Vox, the Big Bad, is the greedy owner of a media empire who kidnaps superheroes and forces them to fight each other to the death in DreadZone. He keeps them safely imprisoned with Deadlock collars that shock them or explode if they try to escape, demonstrating the collars on sentient robots. He also isn't above putting the entire planet of Stygia in danger by sabotaging the force fields that protect it from meteor storms, or attempting to murder everyone aboard his space station—including thousands of innocent audience memberss, some of which are children—all for the simple purpose of improving his ratings.
  • All 4 One: The Loki Master is the true mastermind of the Collectors. Hailing from a destroyed planet, the Loki Master arrived on planet Magnus and possessed the body of Mr. Dinkles, the eventual pet of Dr Croid. Betraying Croid, the Master took his colleague Nevo as a hostage, threatening his life to have him work for the Master. Stealing dangerous creatures from throughout the galaxy, the Loki Master dumped them on Magnus, altering various habitats to suit them better, devastating the ecosystem while also having its Collectors terrorize the inhabitants of the planet to keep them in line for over a hundred years. Its master plan is to use Croid's technology to force its own and its fellow Loki's beings into more dangerous creatures with the goal of leaving Magnus and ripping the universe apart until there is only dust left.
  • 2016 remake: Dr. Nefarious is a much darker character than in the original series. Starting off as Drek's engineer, Nefarious built the Deplanetizer that allowed Drek to destroy planets and use their land masses to build his new world. After the pair destroy Novalis and five other planets, Nefarious betrays Drek and takes over his operation, intending to destroy Umbris, a volatile planet which could set off a chain reaction and destroy the entire solar system. When he hears that Ratchet and Clank are thwarting the attempt to destroy Umbris, Nefarious goes to stop them himself and ensure Umbris's destruction, despite knowing he'd die too.

Edited by ACW on Sep 2nd 2018 at 7:31:08 AM

Hey guys I just want to thank all you who voted for Dormammu which ever way voted. I'm going to be gone for a while as my grandfather just got really sick and I am going to have to take care of him.

Take care.

Judging by what you said, I think he stays a keep, especially if he's super-sadistic about it.

Take Care. I hope he gets fine.

This is Ebola' entry (and Briz, I focused in him being a genocidaire, maybe I should add more in him being a emotional manipulator that always taunt their victims?)

• 5 Elementos: In a series filled with gags that constantly mocks its own premise, this trio stands out due to their awful actions.
  • The Doctor Ebola is a Virus elemental and the greatest scientist of his era. Murdering his superior to take his place, Ebola manipulates his team in order to create the forbidden Dusk Virus —a virus that empowered it's host but eventually causes their death— before being discovered for the Secret Soldiers and Sebastian Rattengift. Killing all of them except Ember Llamaviva, which got accidentally infected with the Dusk Virus, Ebola moves to Beluga Town searching for Sebastian' family to obtain the Kimikoho —a ability that allowed him to see the chemical components of matter with his bare eye— before killing them except their baby Matarratas, which Ebola gives to an orphan girl to be raised as her brother while he watches them in the disguise of Desangrador, the chemistry teacher of the school, until Ebola discovered the Dusk Virus inside Kaji Llamaviva, son of Ember. Deciding that Matarratas was no longer useful, Ebola tries to kill him and his friends before being stopped. Returning several arcs later, Ebola returns to the Royal Army at the direct service of the King to help him in his invasion of the New World to reach Aya, the World Tree. Using several infected enemy Earth Elementals as workforce in an act that disgust even his colleage and former rival Colonel Blood, which Ebola murders, to reach its roots planning to infect Aya with the Dusk Virus and kill every non-Virus elemental in the world.
  • Kold Briz is a captain in a region bordering the forbidden beach. Being ordered to capture the protagonists, Briz shows no mercy even to the children except with Kaji in a attempt to avoid his father' wrath before the last living Earth elemental come to save them, which make Briz simply confesses to have participated in the genocide of Earth elementals in the infamous Day Zero and killed his fellow soldiers for their elements before fighting him in a fight that ends in him giving up his own life. Saving his own life by freezing himself, Briz come back to aid in the invasion to the New World before finding his old enemies and trying to kill them in revenge, promising giving them a painful death while telling to the family of his victim that he was just "finishing the job" by killing their adoptive brother. A seemingly polite man, Kold Briz is a genocidal Sociopathic Soldier that is as cold as his element.

Edited by KazuyaProta on Sep 2nd 2018 at 6:12:01 AM

Eh, 240 words for Ebola? That's not too bad.

Wanna add Turtle before adding the tree to the Drafts?

EDIT: Oh, and DC Video Games gets locked tomorrow.

Edited by ACW on Sep 2nd 2018 at 7:18:40 AM

Yeah. I am doing Turtle entry right now.

ACW I see it get tossed around a lot but it's actually incorrect to use Dragon Ascendant on a successful Starscream. The former specifically refers to taking over the former Big Bad's operation without a direct hand in their downfall.

edit: yes to Darque.

Edited by 43110 on Sep 2nd 2018 at 7:20:38 AM

I wish only best for you grandpa Bull.

I guess that this is a reason why Marik qualify.

• Literal Split Personality: Dark Marik started out as Marik's even worse side, but by the end of Battle City he gains a separate soul, kicking his other half out of the body. This comes back to bite him when Marik surrenders their final match, letting him vanish into the shadows while Marik remains unharmed.