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• Terror in Resonance: Shunzo Mamiya is the mastermind behind the Athena Plan, abducting orphans with savant syndrome and autism to subject to horrific experiments where drugs are being continuously pumped inside their bodies. Out of the 26 orphans experimented on, 23 of them died, with two escaping his facility and one receiving brain damage as result. When a government official tried to expose Mamiya's involvement in the Athena Plan, Mamiya has him killed. Mamiya then creates an atomic bomb with the intent of using it on any country that oppose him, uncaring about the high death toll. While Mamiya claims to be doing this for the betterment of Japan, he is rightfully called out for being a Glory Hound only seeking power and recognition for himself.
• Dark Red, by Tim Seeley et al.: Kamille Magdalena Kaczmarek is a powerful vampire who is the leader of the vampire equivalent of a neo-Nazi movement. Attempting to recruit Charles "Chip" Ipswich, Kamille introduces him to her leader Victor Varney, with an entire convenience store set up for feeding. When Chip kills Varney, Kamille gleefully takes over their group, having her men move closer, killing those they find along the way. Taking Chip's friend Evie hostage, Kamille intends to feed from her as long as she can and is even indicates to savor infant blood as a delicacy. Kamille's ultimate goal is to cause a white supremacist vampire uprising where vampirism will be reserved for pure whites and all others shall be as meat.
• Dick Tracy Forever, by Michael Avon Oeming & Taki Soma: The Brow and Pruneface are criminals with a long history against Dick Tracy. Formerly Nazi spies and saboteurs, the two begin to recruit former Nazi scientists, killing all others in their labs to leave no trace. With this achieved, the two have their scientists develop deadly nerve gas, which they intend to unleash on entire American cities, killing countless victims. Having devastated America, the two plan for an uprising from Nazis in South America to turn America into a fascist nightmare.
• Justice League of America:
  • The bloodthirsty Commander Benn Blanx, from issue #71 ("... And So, My World Ends") and in a flashback in issue #144 ("The Origin of the Justice League—Minus One!"), is the Evil Counterpart and Arch-Enemy of J'onn J'onnz. Blanx restarts a war between two races of Martians and exiles J'onn, whom he later tracks to Earth to kill, murdering countless humans in the process. Becoming the planet's dictator, Blanx uses the powerful Blue Flame to set all of Mars ablaze, leaving the civilization in ruins and leading to J'onn returning to find his people on the verge of extinction. When J'onn demands an explanation for Blanx's cruelty, Blanx reveals a mining corporation offered to purchase the planet from Blanx, but he had to be "the last living Martian".
  • The evil star-like being Aquarius, from issues #73 and #74 ("Star Light, Star Bright—Death Star I See Tonight!" & "Where Death Fears to Tread!"), swept through existence, sowing chaos and destruction until his people judged and exiled him. Coming to Earth, Aquarius sways people to chaos and murder until he faces the Justice League, trying to annihilate the Earth before he wipes out existence. At last, Aquarius simply wipes out the entire universe before seeking another to destroy, even trying to use the Justice League to kill their counterparts on another world, all for his own amusement.
• Kirby Adventure: Zykan is a thug working with Talzo who uses chivalry to disguise his cruelty. Despite being an "honorable knight", Zykan frequently uses underhanded tactics such as turning Saia into a statue and threatening to smash her if the KAS members didn't surrender. He later kills Keito by stabbing him while his back was turned, even though his orders were to not kill anyone. When Talzo protests this, Zykan shows no remorse and simply knocks him out for getting in his way. After Kiina refuses to fight due to her pacifism, Zykan forcefully reprograms her to be much more aggressive. He then attacks HAND and massacres most of their members to get to the leader, Yiel, so he can force him to finish brainwashing Kiina. When his right-hand man Whirr is wounded in battle, Zykan leaves him to die rather than fix his injury. In the final confrontation against the KAS, Zykan kills his creation, "Soo", for talking to the KAS rather than fighting them. Remorseless and needlessly cruel to his teammates and his enemies alike, Zykan darkens the mood in an otherwise lighthearted webcomic.
• Battle Girl: The Living Dead in Tokyo Bay (1991): Captain Masao Fujioka is a delusional Japan nationalist willing to go to great lengths to protect his country's powerful reputation. After an asteroid hits the Tokyo Bay, Fujioka storms a laboratory with his men and threatens the scientists with execution should they not turn the power on for his electric barrier, killing one who gets too close. After the zombies infest the area, Fujioka forms the Human Hunter unit, a squad of soldiers who roam Tokyo killing both zombies and survivors. Hearing that Captain Kikihara is transferring infected refugees away for safety, Fujioka plans to send his unit to murder the infected survivors to protect Japan's image. Forming a Plan B should he fail, Fujioka captures soldiers and refugees to be tortured and injected with high doses of cosmo-amphetamine to turn them into loyal zombies for his undead army. With his army, Fujioka hopes to start a war against the entire world, where he'll win the battle and rule over a more powerful Japan.
• Brain of Blood (1971): Dr. Lloyd Trenton is an ambitious scientist who has the ability to perform brain transplants. Planning to gain control over the country of Khalid, he performs his surgery on its dying ruler Amir. Needing a fresh body, he sends his servant Gor to kill someone so he can use the corpse. When the body is too mangled for him to use, he uses Gor's body instead. To keep Amir's brain alive, he sends his assistant Dorro to drain blood from people he has kidnapped and kept in his cellar until they die from blood loss. Trenton also orders an assassin to kill Amir's envoy, causing all but Dr. Negserian to perish. When Amir escapes his lab, he uses a device to track him, causing Amir great pain when he uses it. He then uses the device to force Amir to kill Negserian and an agent named Tracy, before transplanting Amir's brain into Negserian's body.
• Full Metal Yakuza (1997): Yomu is a member of the Mutsumi gang who seeks ultimate power within the Yakuza chain of command. Forming partnerships with multiple Yakuza leaders, Yomu has Tosa and Kensuke Hagane assassinated and sold on the Black Market. Once Hagane is resurrected and attacks his base, Yomu murders Madae and frames him for Hagane's murder. After Yukari fails to kill Yomu, Yomu has her tortured and turned into a Sex Slave, ordering Hagane to murder the Musashi gang's leader to ensure her safety. Planning to remove Yukari's teeth and sell her to Otsuki as a sex toy, Yomu has Yukari continuously raped by his men, even after she dies. Allowing his men to get killed by Hagane, Yomu waits until Hagane's wounded before trying to kill him himself.
• I Am Mother: "Mother" is an AI created to care for humans, but turned against them causing their extinction. Recreating humanity, Mother would kill her children for failing her absurdly high standards prior to creating Daughter; Daughter realizes this and flees only to return to retrieve her infant brother, where Mother awaits and orders all her drones to kill them. When Daughter seemingly reaches through to Mother, it was revealed to have only been part of Mother's plan for Daughter to which she would have killed Daughter should she fail, which she says to Woman before killing her. Though claiming that she wants to improve humanity, Mother just wants to mold it to her own image and control every aspect of it.
• Impossibility Defense (2017):
  • Tadashi Usobuki is a supernatural criminal mastermind who lacks the humor and charisma of his original comic book counterpart, using his Mind Control powers to carry out contract killings and make people fall into the "darkness". Obsessed with the "intent to kill", Tadashi turns against his clients if their malice is not "pure"; after killing one of his targets, who had supposedly tried to rape his client's wife, Tadashi leaves his client with evidence indicating that the man was actually trying to stop his wife from taking drugs, resulting in his client massacring everyone in his house while Tadashi watched everything from the window. Commissioned to kill a police detective by one of her co-workers, Tadashi murders her and then hypnotizes his client into confessing to everything in front of the department before falling down the stairs and breaking his neck. When a prostitute asks Tadashi to kill the fiancée of her more successful sister, Tadashi torments the woman until she goes insane and kills his target herself; returning to his client, Tadashi gives her a letter revealing that her sister truly cared for her, driving her to commit suicide out of remorse. After avoiding a prison sentence, Tadashi confesses that he will keep ruining lives until his nemesis, Tada, has enough courage to kill him.
  • Takeru Kawabata is one of Tada's best friends and secretely the serial bomber who has been terrorizing the city. A criminal who faked rehabilitation just to get closer to Tada, Takeru never admired her for helping him and wished to see what expression she would make when faced with despair. After bombing a ramen shop and injuring Tada's partner, Mamoru, Takeru blows up a convenience store in front of her for no reason. Revealing his true identity as a psychopath, Takeru forces Tada to decide between detonating Mamoru's hospital room or a kindergarten filled with children, and if she refuses, then he'll just destroy both. Declaring to Tadashi that murder should be done "splendidly", Takeru tries to detonate both bombs out of spite.
• The Twins Effect: Duke Dekotes leads the rebellion against the royal family in his quest to become even more powerful with the blood of the Ultimate Vampire. Starting his reign of terror by committing a series of killings, Dekotes assassinated five of the princes—one of whom was only a little boy—and collected their blood essences in only two months, before going to Asia in search of the last surviving prince, Kazaf. Releasing his vampires to wreak havoc around the city, Dekotes kills the partner of vampire hunter Reeves after his followers massacre countless humans on a train. When Reeves finds him again, Dekotes defeats him and allows him to turn into a vampire, forcing his sister and pupil, Helen and Gypsy respectively, to kill him. Executing Kazaf's loyal guardian, Prada, Dekotes opens the book that contained the blood of the Ultimate Vampire, admiring it instead of helping his followers.
• Book of a Thousand Days: Lord Khasar is a brutal conqueror who, after giving his soul away to the desert shamans, became a bloodthirsty werewolf. Khasar, to fuel his ambition, starts a bloody war across the Eight Realms and terrorizes the teenage Lady Saren, trying to turn her into his bride. Khasar takes over cities by killing the inhabitants in killing sprees to drive the hysteria up before he later sweeps in. After Saren rejects him, he has her entire kingdom burnt to the ground, killing hundreds, to flush her out. Finally, he threatens to execute over two hundred weak hostages should she not become his bride, showing his cruelty as endless.
• Brotherband: Zavac is the vicious captain of the Raven, a Magyran pirate vicious even by the standards of his people, with around 200 slaughtered, plundered and robbed by him and his crew. Debuting by massacring a Skandian fleet and leaving a man and his young nephew to drown after he promises to save the boy, Zavac steals the Andomal, a precious treasure of the Skandians, and afterwards slaughters an unarmed, peaceful ship of traders, gruesomely torturing its captain to death. Finding the traders with a cache of emeralds, Zavac heads to the source city, Limmat, razing and massacring his way through the city and enslaving the populace to drain their emerald mine dry. When the city is liberated with him, Zavac abandons his close allies to die.
• "Max Hensig", by Algernon Blackwood: Max Hensig is a cruel and sadistic Serial Killer. A doctor from Germany, Hensig murders his wife and enjoys the publicity that follows, gloating that he will be found not guilty to the reporter Williams, who is highly disturbed by Hensig. After his acquittal, Hensig proceeds to stalk and terrorize Williams, where it is revealed Hensig is a killer with a multitude of bodies behind him, thanks to being such a genius bacteriologist that his murders are passed off as normal illness. Hensig enjoys murder for its own sake, eventually cornering Williams to infect him with Black Typhus in retribution for trying to convict him.
• President's Vampire: Zachary Barrows and Nathaniel Cade have faced some nasty villains in their quest to protect the United States with these the worst:
  • Dr. Johann Konrad Dippel is an Evilutionary Biologist and the Arch-Enemy of Nathaniel Cade. With centuries of wicked and painful experimentation on humans, Konrad also harvests people for spare parts to keep himself eternally young, which is showcased when he mutilates a young prostitute he frequents and tricks her into surrendering to death so he may use her life for his. When her pimp comes by, Konrad infects him with an agonizing flu strain he perfected, also intending on unleashing a Zombie Apocalypse on the USA, killing countless people, even betraying his co-conspirator Helen Holt by infecting her with an agent to leave her permanently paralyzed and never aging. Escaping, Konrad begins selling his services to terrorist groups to utilize his strains and agents to kill more people for the highest bidder.
  • The aforementioned Helen Holt is a born sociopath, one of the worst that the Shadow Company has to offer and the nemesis of Zachary Burrows. A vain monster, Helen allies with the vile Konrad and helps in his attempt to attack the United States with a zombie army in return for eternal life and beauty. After Zachary and Cade insult her, she plots her terrible revenge on them due to the perceived slight. Allying with the ancient Serial Killer monster known as the Bogeyman, she helps it in a murder spree that kills countless people in brutal mutilations and horrific murders. Her ultimate goal is to have it murder the U.S. President's daughter and young son as the ultimate way to get back at Cade by seeing him fail at his life's work.
  • The President's Vampire (second book): Colonel Graves, real name Peter Sinclair, is a high-ranking member of the Shadow Company and the man who had President Kennedy assassinated. Finagling a pardon, Graves also subjects many people to horrific experimentation with the Snakehead virus to mutate many others into reptilian monsters which he feeds with innocents and others, kidnapping many people to experiment on, from terrorists to college kids who just wore the wrong shirt. Graves intends to start "doomsday" by unleashing them on the population of the heartland, even taking children and making them into brain-dead incubators for the virus.
• Shutter, by Courtney Alameda: Luca, real name Vlad the Impaler, is the ghost of the vampire king, Count Dracula himself. After his death in the original novel, Luca gained an undying hatred against the Helsing, Stoker, Seward and Harker families for stopping him. To this end, Luca has had female members of those families who find his mirrors killed and tortured before turning them into his vampiric brides. Murdering the brothers and mother of the heroine Micheline Helsing, he has her mother's spirit captured and tortures her until she breaks, brainwashing her into thinking that her daughter was responsible. Together the two start a torture and murder spree across the city, brutally killing dozens before turning their corpses into puppet soldiers, and even ripping the eyes out of the youngest member of the Stoker family, permanently blinding her. Luca intends to release all the various Necros monsters that the families have captured on the city, killing thousands, in order to spite the families. Near the end of the novel, he tries to force Micheline to be one of his brides before boasting how he will return to life and begin his brutal conquest of the world anew.
• South by Southeast: The assassin Charon, in truth Tim Diamond's girlfriend Charlotte, is a deadly killer hired to kill an MI6 Russian Double Agent named Kusenov as a statement, as her employers know the hit is impossible. Instead, Charon lures Kusenov to England, killing several in the way before murdering an MI6 agent with ice skates. Charon rigs a bomb in an auction house where Kusenov wishes to buy a painting, intending on killing everyone in the room. Having been thwarted, Charon decides to spitefully murder Tim and his little brother Nick before establishing a permanent group of assassins to continue to profit from death and murder.
• There's Someone Inside Your House, by Stephanie Perkins: The Osborne Slayer, real name David Thurston Ware, is a teenage high school student who grew bored with his small town and turned to murder to make a name for himself. Planning to make himself infamous as a killer, the Slayer targets his fellow students who are talented enough that they will eventually leave the town and has them brutally murdered. The Slayer intentionally traps them in order to drive up their fear before he mutilates them in a macabre parody of their dreams. Eventually murdering his best friend as well, the Slayer plans to kill heroine Makini Young as well before continuing his murder spree and handing himself over to the police to allow him to live in infamy.
• Star Force 3:
  • Mr. King is the leader of the organization Dealer. Appearing to the world as a benevolent millionaire who donates to charity, Mr. King is actually willing to use anyone for his own benefit. As the operator of Joker, all of Joker's crimes lead right back to King. In addition to forcing his own Wizard to self-destruct to defeat his enemies, King adopted orphans and forced them to become child soldiers, and to undertake suicidal missions in order to further his own plans. Jack and Tia were the only orphans to survive these missions. He then proceeded to take control of Meteor G so he could take over the world by force, raining down deadly Noise upon those who would not subjugate themselves to him. After being betrayed by his subordinates and supposedly destroyed, King became an Energy Being and decided to wipe out the world using Meteor G figuring if he can't rule the world, he will destroy it.
  • Sirius is a childish, sociopathic EM being who travels the galaxy in a black hole that he sucks planets he takes a liking into, destroying them and their populations outright before reconstructing them to keep in his personal collection. Having already destroyed the recovering Planet AM, he sets out to do the same to Planet FM before being confronted by Mega Man, who he plans to keep in his collection as a mindless soldier that he can force to battle other EM beings as a form of entertainment. Upon his defeat, a gleefully defiant Sirius transfers the last of his power to Meteor G in an attempt to guarantee the destruction of the Earth out of little more than spite. Despite his short-lived status as an antagonist, Sirius's child-like selfishness and cruelty cement him as one of Mega Man's most twisted foes by far.
• Star Trek vs. Transformers, by John Barber, Mike Johnson, et. al: Megatron is once again portrayed as a power-mad tyrant. With the Autobots fleeing Earth with the breakout of World War III, Megatron and the Decepticons pursue them, resulting in a battle where both sides end up in stasis on a remote planet. Centuries later, a Federation mining team accidentally revives the Autobots and the Decepticons, resulting in the Decepticons attacking the Federation mining colony. Optimus Prime and the Enterprise crew team up and drive off the Decepticons, but Megatron meets and teams up with the Klingons. The Klingons and Decepticons renew their attack on the Federation mining colony, not caring how many Federation colonists die in these attacks. When Starscream flees to Kornos to conquer it, Megatron and the Decepticons pursue Starscream to Kornos. Megatron defeats Starscream and claims Kornos for himself so that he can enslave the Klingons and use their resources to launch a war of conquest against the Federation. When the Klingons refuse to surrender, Megatron orders his forces to annihilate all the Klingons.
• Elite Force II: Commander Suldok is a captain in the Romulan Imperial navy and the leader of a secret society called the Empty Crown. Suldok thinks the Romulan people have grown weak and plans to overthrow the Romulan government. Suldok works with a slimy Ferengi merchant named Omag to acquire a doomsday weapon. Omag is working with the Idryll, aliens who created creatures called Exomprphs and were nearly destroyed by them. They were then conquered by other aliens called the Attrexians. Omag sells Suldok the location of the Master Control Facility, which controls all the Exomorphs. Suldok uses an Idryll radical named Krindo as a pawn to test the Exomorphs. Krindo wants free the Idryll from Attrexian oppression and has the Exomoprhs attack an Attrexian planet. When Krindo discovers his father is on the planet, Krindo tries to disable the Exomorphs, but Suldok uses the Master Control Facility to override him, allowing the Exomorphs to kill everyone on the planet. Later the Hazard Team confronts Suldok in his base in the Neutral Zone, killing many Romulan guards to get to him. Suldok reveals he allowed his men to die to scare the Romulan Senate and get them to support his plan for a war of conquest against the Federation. When the Hazard Team escapes, Suldok executes his second-in-command for her failure. After a pitched battle with the Hazard Team, Suldok dies, but not before siccing a giant super Exomorph on them.
• Great Professor Bias has corrupted three geniuses at Academia into his students and has them massacre their classmates. Desiring only to preserve his own youth, in the past Bias extracted the brains of 11 of his followers and used them to create the Giga Brain Wave to extend his own life. To make his students try harder, Bias builds two robots disguised as aliens, Guildos and Butchy, and programs them with Fake Memories, killing Butchy when he discovers the truth and tries to defect. Eventually, Bias sacrifices his top student Kemp to complete the Giga Brain Wave so he can use it to turn all of humanity into his slaves. When his Giga Brain Wave is stopped and Megumi offers him kindness, Bias mocks her and rejects any chance at redemption.
• Black Zero, from issue #205 ("The Man Who Destroyed Krypton!"), is an alien saboteur, the architect of Krypton's destruction and a shockingly vile foe for the single issue he appears in. Tasked by his mysterious employers to destroy Krypton, Black Zero rekindles the atomic fires in Krypton's core to detonate the entire planet and kill billions. Black Zero arrives on Earth with intention to do the same to it as he did to Krypton, disintegrating a spy that gets in his way while merrily taunting Superman about the death of his homeworld and the inevitable destruction of the world he protects now. Foiled in his plan, Black Zero attempts to use his psycho-particles to destroy all of Metropolis out of spite.
• Impaler, by William Harms et al.: The Great Beast is a monstrous creature of darkness that appeared during the reign of Vlad the Impaler, having his armies and countless more innocents slaughtered by its shadow vampires. Reappearing centuries after its initial defeat, the Beast disperses its shadow vampires into New York, having them brutally massacre innocents by increasingly large numbers until the entire city is nothing more than an abattoir of torn-apart corpses. Doing the same to Boston and Philadelphia, the Beast intends to send its ravenous creatures across the entire country and eventually to butcher everything on the planet.
• Star Trek vs. Transformers, by John Barber, Mike Johnson, et. al: Megatron is once again portrayed as a power-mad tyrant. With the Autobots fleeing Earth with the breakout of World War III, Megatron and the Decepticons pursue them, resulting in a battle where both sides end up in stasis on a remote planet. Centuries later, a Federation mining team accidentally revives the Autobots and the Decepticons, resulting in the Decepticons attacking the Federation mining colony. Optimus Prime and the Enterprise crew team up and drive off the Decepticons, but Megatron meets and teams up with the Klingons. The Klingons and Decepticons renew their attack on the Federation mining colony, not caring how many Federation colonists die in these attacks. When Starscream flees to Kornos to conquer it, Megatron and the Decepticons pursue Starscream to Kornos. Megatron defeats Starscream and claims Kornos for himself so that he can enslave the Klingons and use their resources to launch a war of conquest against the Federation. When the Klingons refuse to surrender, Megatron orders his forces to annihilate all the Klingons.

She-Ra (UK Comics, London Editions magazine):

• Hordak is once again presented as an evil dictator who rules most of Etheria and wants to conquer the rest of it. He kidnapped Princess Adora as a baby and raised her to his top solider. When Adora turned into She-Ra, she turned against Hordak and joined the Great Rebellion. Hordak enacted several wicked schemes to destroy the Rebellion and conquer Etheria. He obtained a jewel that would let him Mind Control anyone in his presence and threatened to destroy a village if She-Ra does not face him. He steals water from a village, causing a drought, to power an alien power source, and creates a monstrous machine that would let him destroy the Whispering Woods and kill most of the rebels. Hordak orders his troops to raid several villages and force the villagers to become his slaves, making them work in a factory that will build more Horde robot troopers to extend Hordak's empire. Hordak places a bomb at Etheria's arctic pole and threatens to set it off, flooding most of Etheria, if She-Ra does not surrender to him. Later, Hordak teams up with an alien named Hydron who can control water and orders him to make Etheria a barren wasteland if the Rebellion does not surrender to him. Hordak also attaches a rocket to an asteroid and plans to have it crash into the Whispering Woods, not caring how many millions of innocent people die in the process.

Edited by ACW on Aug 2nd 2019 at 11:07:57 AM

to everyone listed here especially Blue Jones

Also looking at that sentence I meant to add that Pactyas tricks their loved ones into attacking the Eagle Bearer making them believe that she killed them.

Here's a reverse version (the loved ones are in bold):

Legacy of the First Blade DLC: Pactyas the Huntsman leads the Order of Hunters to pursue Darius, killing his wife and children, with only one surviving. Tracking Darius and his remaining child in Makedonia, Pactyas would massacre numerous villages there, including ordering one's water supply poisoned, and would brainwash wolves to attack people in his efforts to lure Darius out of hiding and kill those Pactyas deems "tainted". Learning about the Eagle Bearer's whereabouts in Makedonia, Pactyas would gather all the people he killed to mutilate and hang to display and trick their loved ones into attacking the Eagle Bearer; Should the Eagle Bearer refuse to kill them Pactyas would kill them himself. Battling the Eagle Bearer, Pactyas would use psychological torment to break them before attempting to kill them.

Gustav and sure to blue Jones upon thinking it over.

@aww: The header of the presidents vampire should have a semi colon at the end.

Mir: Fixed.

G: Let's use this:

• Legacy of the First Blade DLC: Pactyas the Huntsman leads the Order of Hunters to pursue Darius, killing his wife and children, with only one surviving. Tracking Darius and his remaining child in Makedonia, Pactyas would massacre numerous villages there, including ordering one's water supply poisoned, and would brainwash wolves to attack people in his efforts to lure Darius out of hiding and kill those Pactyas deems "tainted". Learning about the Eagle Bearer's whereabouts in Makedonia, Pactyas would gather all the people he mutilated and killed, displaying the corpses hanging from a tree to trick their loved ones into attacking the Eagle Bearer; should the Eagle Bearer refuse to kill said innocent villagers, Pactyas would kill them himself. Battling the Eagle Bearer, Pactyas would use psychological torment to break them before attempting to kill them.

Would it be worth it to change 64!Andross' write up to go into more specifics on his actions in Adventures? Within the game he's implied to have destroyed Krystal's home planet, traps her in a state of constant pain, and helps Scales in his evil plans before killing him.

to Benjamin Franklin and Gustav Holst

to everyone I missed

What do you guys think of this quote from the manga version of Bellum possessing Lineback on The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass?

I have an interesting question, can a somewhat less proactive villain count?

In the Archie TMNT comic series, there was a villain called Craniac who harvests brains in a dark future where the world is ruined by climate change. There is a comet heading towards Earth, Craniac knows this and does nothing to stop it. Does more proactive mass murderers like Null and Krang over shadow him?

Murder by inaction? I'd say he could PROBABLY count.

Sure to the quote.

Edited by ACW on Jul 28th 2019 at 6:15:07 AM

The Quote

Traquer, Jette, Songi, Benjamin, Little Gustave

@ ACW, should I EP Craniac then? I think there are many TMNT monsters whom we have not looked at. VVV is doing a pretty good job uncovering obscure TMNT baddies.

Yes to the quote.

heck with VVV first to see if it's ok but otherwise I'd say go for it.

Why..... I don't think he's doing archie TMMT anyway

to Benjamin and Little Gustave.

Doom Patrol EP one

Who is he

Kay's unnamed father was an abusive figure that is heavily implied to have repeatedly raped her as a child. This breaks her minds in many different alters, one of which outright commits suicide over the stress that this trauma has caused on Kay. The alters in general are well meaning but their protective nature means that Kay can no longer lead a normal life.

Crazy Jane, the dominant of Kay's alters, has gone through hell and back, but an incident at the retirement house of the Old Doom Patrol triggers her trauma about her father, so she effectively decides to commit suicide by going to the well. There, she meets an alter based on him: a horrible monster that is still doing creepy advances towards her and attacks her friend Cliff, intending to kill him and possibly rape her.

After reliving a memory of Kay as a child, Jane goes with her father in Kay's place, being molested on her stead. After that she gains the courage to stand up to him, proclaiming that she is no longer afraid of him. The daddy personality lets Cliff go and is unmade, albeit with the promise that he still lurks about in the Underground.

Heinous Standard

Pedophile who is the source of most of the psychological misery Crazy Jane goes through, up to considering suicide. I think he is worse than the pedo in Titans if nothing else.

Mitigating Qualities

None.

Veredct

???

Edited by Keshali on Jul 28th 2019 at 3:49:21 AM

Leaning yes to the above and Gustave.

EDIT: Nevermind, I'm abstaining. Clearly I wasn't paying attention to the show enough. Sorry folks.

Edited by chasemaddigan on Jul 28th 2019 at 7:17:56 AM

to Gustave and the others.

He raped his daughter for years instead of one incidence of it. Unless there are some deep implications, I might say "yes," but it looked like Lighty had reserved that one.

Edited by AustinDR on Jul 28th 2019 at 5:52:32 AM

those I missed.

to the candidates I missed.

Awhile back, I proposed a quote in the CM Quotes Cleanup thread in Short-Term Projects but that thread has been very inactive. Do any of you mind if I propose it here?

The Doom Patrol one...I'd had it reserved previously...honestly, I'm not sure. I don't think we get a clear enough picture, horrible as he is...though I do have one another tonight..and soon, I may have one from an adventure novel from 1885

What's the work?

Agneepath was proposed here by Sanfranman some time ago, from 2012....me? I have the original 1990 version. Vijay is a young man living in a village with his father, the local teacher and a man of wisdom and virtue. Kancha Cheena is a wicked gangster who views the teacher as...in the way. So let's discuss our villain, the evil Kancha Cheena.

Who is Kancha Cheena?

Played by Danny Dengzonpa, Kancha Cheena is a mustachioed man with slicked back hair, shades, and a sharp white suit. A ruthless gangster and murderer who lets nothing stand in his way, Kancha wishes to use the village as a center to run his heroin. He frames the teacher, Vijay's father, as a hypocrite going to a brothel and ends up having him savagely lynched by the townspeople, killed in front of Vijay. Vijay and his family escape, but end up in poverty.

Vijay, abandoning his father's teachings, specifically that of the 'Agneepath,' or 'Path of Fire,' enters into a life of crime as a boy and becomes a gangster who works under Kancha's rivals. Little by little, Kancha supplants them and destroys them, ending up speaking with Kancha himself and worms his way into the man's good graces. Kancha ends up trusting Vijay, not recognizing him for who he is.

Now, things come to a head as Vijay tries to embrace the virtuous path his father spoke of. Things, shall we say, escalate...Vijay tries to put Kancha away, and win the support of the townspeople but Kancha has the witnesses they're going to use slaughtered, and when Vijay is conducting a celebration, sends his man to slaughter and brutalize people.

Vijay, realizing that only violence can stop Kancha, heads to confront the evil gangster who has his family taken hostage, with intent to kill...when Vijay arrives, Kancha callously guns down an old friend of his in front of him....before he detonates a bomb to blow up the houses in the town, not caring if anyone is still there or not (most are thankfully evacuated).

Vijay and friends lead the fight, ending as Vijay faces off with Kancha Cheena himself and despite being mortally wounded, he overcomes Kancha and throws him into the fire, Kancha screaming as he burns to death, Vijay dying saving his loved ones, embracing his sainted father's teachings at the end.

Heinous standard?

Lots of murder and cruelty. Guy is a bastard. Not as bad as Sanjay Dutt's portrayal in 2012 it must be said, but still nasty.

Mitigating Qualities?

Nothing. Kancha is less wild, savage and monstrous than Dutt's interpretation, being more a cold, greedy businessman out to make money, but he has some sadism along way. He's devoid of any positive emotion whatsoever, with nothing redeeming whatsoever. He lacks the viciousness of, say, Gabbar Singh from the classic Sholay, but he's still a damn nasty baddie.

conclusion?

Winner.

Sure to Kancha and the candidates I missed