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No to the Killer.

Edited by Bullman on Dec 1st 2019 at 10:36:39 AM

Abstain on Vortex, but really hope he keeps for both tropes. Would be nice for the AA series to have a CM/MB hybrid.

for musical!Manfred von Karma. Given he also has a film CM incarnation, can we finally create an Ace Attorney CM page? If so, we should start looking for an image and a good quote.

Also, would like to add a line for the Alain Ardennes writeup (line in bold):

• Alain Ardennes is Cloé's abusive father and the man who cursed her. A talented musician who drove people to insanity with his unique compositions, Alain was a Serial Rapist who took pleasure in hurting his wife and molesting his daughter, taking pictures of the latter in distress and keeping them in an album. After Alain was killed by Cloé in self-defense when he showed signs of wanting to murder her, his spirit cursed Cloé and the mansion, turning his own daughter into a monster. When Michel visits the mansion to save Cloé, the spirit of Alain decides to make Michel his next prey, tormenting him with illusions to deplete his sanity so he can possess Michel and kill Cloé.

I knew this candidate sounded familiar. He was already downvoted.

Also, there is nothing shameful about having a candidate who doesn't make the cut. I feel like literally almost everyone in this thread has had dud candidates at some point, and sometimes we miss mitigating factors.

On a related note, I am Switching to abstaining on Vortex, pending new information.

Edited by SkyCat32 on Dec 1st 2019 at 11:42:57 AM

Didn't we down Vote this killer dude already....

Did he want to kill Cloé using Michel's body? Been a long time since I played the game. And yeah, the Calm Time killer has been downvoted already.

Edited by TheMadCr0w on Dec 1st 2019 at 2:43:09 PM

Yeah, everyone has a dud. I was the one who proposed a version of Flowey who got downvoted for still having the agency issues that disqualified him in the original game. (Of course, I am writing a big crossover fanfic in part to get around such issues, but that is another thing.)

Well, if Michel gets his Sanity Meter fully depleted, he becomes possessed (presumably by the curse) and kills Cloé (well, the Cloé that Michel interacts with), giving the player a Game Over. Given that Alain IS the curse (he outright says this before the Final Boss fight against him), it can logically be said that he is trying to possess Michel. Played the game last night, so it is fresh in my head.

In addition, as for the heinousness standard, there is another villain, Charlotte- however, she also does not do anything to surpass Alain, as all she does is chase Michel.

Related to this, I created a character page for Chloe no Requiem, and am planning on making one for Shangri La, a light novel/anime with another keeper discussed long ago. Anyone wanna help expand?

And to the Host, for being a Generic Doomsday Villain.

Edited by MasterN on Dec 1st 2019 at 9:05:59 AM

The previous entry was not my best work but I am rewatching some old machinimas that have yet to disappear

What is the Work

Deus Ex Machina [1]

A Halo 3 machinima that loosely follows the main story but Earth reduced to one city while the war with the Covenant rages. John Brent with the help of his friend Michael Jacobs team to save the city from crime with the former being the titular hero.

Who is the Candidate and What have they Done?

The scientist Leonard Phillips from the Decapitator Arc

Despite being a starter villain he manages to be the worst out of all John's enemies. While trying to develop a modified suit of power armor for his boss he comes upon a wounded Covenant Elite infected by the Flood virus which he takes in to forge into the perfect killing machine. He beings to rob stores and banks for funding, using his Assistant who he named The Decapitator to kill anyone in sight. Hearing about the Hero Deus Ex Machina's exploits he has his Assistant behead a random civilian simply leave a message to his location with the threat of more deaths if refused. Trapping the Hero in The Decapitator's lair be brags about his plan before leaving Deus to his demise. When Deus escapes Phillips beings to shoot him but begs for mercy at the realization that he is trapped with his monster.

Do they have any Mitigating Factors or Freudian Excuse?

Well he needed money for his boss the series antagonist Derrick Owen but the methods he used are inexcusable.

All of the killings were done off screen with the exception of the civilian killed to leave a message, that was the most graphic part.

Do they meet the Heinousness Standard?

He's the first villain I think he sets the standard.

While he does work for the main villain Derrick Owen who does run augmentation drug ring (offscreen, informed problem never seen), uses nerve gas (informed ability), and terrorizes people as his alter ego (or split personality that was left vague, informed on the news never seen, even when he takes over) so that he could take over the city as the perfect leader the people could turn to. Of course revealed later that he had PTSD among other major psychological conditions from the war.

Every other villain works for Owen and well if they kill a civilian its just an occupational hazard, not to them.

The Parasite from the Parasite Arc is just a creature.

Patrick Owen spends the finale avenging his father.

Phillips is just an asshole who kills people for money or for science.

Source

Half way of episode 1

[2]

3 minutes into episode 2

[3]

Final Verdict?

Guilty or Not Guilty

Edited by Haldron44Stroika on Dec 1st 2019 at 9:30:08 AM

Trent.

Okay, here is EP, based on a short indie horror game

What's the work?

The Alchemist's House is a short (full walkthrough will take about 20-40 minutes, less than 20 minutes if you know what to do) indie First Person horror game, that follows a little homeless orphan child, as he was invited to a house of a creepy stranger. There he discovers a dark secret.

My candidate is the true main villain of the game - a nameless undead witch.

Who is a nameless undead witch?

Very little is known about the past of the witch, aside from the fact that "she walked the Valley of Death" and collected dozens of souls of innocent people and stored them into dolls, whom she imprisoned and used for her experiments. Enslaving one mortal man, she used him to lure innocent people to his house (in upstairs of which, she created her prison to experiment on people) and have him poison them with her stuff, which mutated or killed them. Creating many abominations from their bodies (like a giant baby without skin and eyes), she soon discovered that her "servant" brought an orphan to his house and tried to poison him as well, which can result in either orphan horribly dying (if he did not switch the cups before dinner) or her servant mutating and seemingly dying (if orphan did switch the cups). An orphan is guided by mysterious blue fire to upstairs, where he evades witch's abominations, but eventually captured by the witch regardless. She praises the boy for being smart enough to survive that long, reveals her involvement in the whole affair, states that she will need to "fix" her servant later for disappointing her, and announces that orphan's soul and body are the last pieces she needs to be "reborn again". As she prepares to cast a spell and burn the kid, one of her monsters (possibly that servant) attacked her, allowing orphan to escape, before she kills him by ripping his heart out. Orphan escapes through the window to the street and remarks that he will never trust strangers again.

Heinousness?

The main villain of the story, who is behind everything. She stole the souls of many people and stuffed them into dolls, whom she abused and experimented on. Ordered her servant to invite and poison many people as well, creating many abominations from their bodies. I think she passes.

Mitigating Qualities?

None. Despite appearing in only in the very end she managed to have enough personality through her dialogue (watch from 16:19 time mark), mocking the orphan and making jokes about her own atrocities.

Conclusion?

I will say Yes.

Edited by VeryVileVillian on Dec 1st 2019 at 9:02:27 PM

BTW, Megatron's another (third?) CM for Frank Welker.

Yes to the witch, Trent, Torres and the Horror Stories Killer.

No to Calm Time Killer.

@ACW, I do not think Red Skull does enough in the Old Man Logan universe to count. He is technically in charge, but he never leaves the White House and we got see other villains be more proactive.

Bullseye was pretty nasty, but he had 2 Pet the Dog moments.

When Bullseye went rogue, Red Skull almost seemed unhappy he had to kill his best assassin, saying he may name a school or a torture center after Bullseye.

Edited by Overlord on Dec 1st 2019 at 9:42:21 AM

Ah, so Skull's somewhat of an Orcus on His Throne?

I remember in that 90s Daredevil novel, Bullseye had a weird Pet the Dog moment.

EDIT: Sure to the witch.

Also, VVV, I saw you addressed it in the EP, but you might wanna fix the Well-Intentioned Extremist on Megatron's character page.

Edited by ACW on Dec 1st 2019 at 12:44:23 PM

Tentative Derrick Owen Leonard Phillips.

Witch.

Edited by SkyCat32 on Dec 1st 2019 at 2:16:28 PM

I'm just gonna delete it.

Yeah I would say so.

Moonstone was in the story and she had a town/cult in the middle of Canada and killed some her followers to kill Hawkeye, but I do not think that is enough to count in the bleak Old Man Logan world.

Helmut Zemo is an interesting choice here, in the 616 universe he went from someone trying to avenge his vile Nazi father to an actual WIE who thinks he can make the world a better place if he runs it.

I am not sure if the Old Man Quill mini is done yet, because that deals with cosmic affairs in the Old Man Logan universe.

Edited by Overlord on Dec 1st 2019 at 10:16:26 AM

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• In Heaven (archive) by Austin DR: God, in a desire to be worshipped, created angels, but it wasn't enough, so he created humanity. When a part of the angels, led by Satan, rebelled against him, God punished them by turning a third of them into his throne, while they were fully conscious and in eternal suffering. When greeting the deceased reverend, God revealed that he was actually all the deities humanity ever believed in, mocked him for his faith in him, and showed him his dead loved ones, whose souls were robbed of personality and free will alongside anyone who ever believed in God, and even some non-religious people, so that they could be God's perfect followers. God then turned the reverend into one of his many slaves.
• My Father Was A Serial Killer (archive), by Austin DR: Abby's misanthropic and misogynistic father developed murderous tendencies while working for his butcher uncle. He later became a reverend, husband and a father of three kids. Hiding his depravity behind religion, he killed several pregnant women by slicing their throat and gutting them, justifying it by claiming that these women were "harlots" who "poisoned the world with their perversity". He was also extremely abusive to both his wife and children who later on became worse, starving and beating up his wife and daughters for the slightest "offense", teaching his misogynistic worldview to his son while not showing him the slightest affection and giving forty lashes to his eldest daughter Abby, short for "Abomination", when she calls him out on his abuse. Upon being arrested for his crimes, he shows no regret and kept justifying his acts. While calling his daughter Abomination, Abby's father ironically proved to be far more fitting of the term.
• Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go!:
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  • On the surface, Ma and Pa Sheenko appear to just be the kindly old owners of Shuggazoom City's arcade, but in reality the two are the leaders of the Skeletal Circle, an Apocalypse Cult made up of Shuggazoomians who have sworn allegiance to the Skeleton King. In the past, the couple offered their daughter, Valeena, to the Skeleton King, who tainted her with his evil, turning her into the wicked Skull Sorceress. After the Skeleton King was killed, the Sheenkos stole his skull so that they could take its power for themselves and pick up where the Skeleton King left off by raining destruction down on the universe, starting with their own "pathetic" home world of Shuggazoom. Ma and Pa unleash worsening supernatural disasters on Shuggazoom City, and when a vagrant stumbles onto one of the Skeletal Circle's underground chambers, he is strung up and left to be Eaten Alive by giant rats summoned by Ma and Pa. Before using the Skeleton King's power to mutate themselves into demons, Ma and Pa ask their daughter to join them, and when she refuses, they attack her while declaring that she will suffer along with everyone else on Shuggazoom.
• Kenta Ayatsuri is a jōnin of Konoha, as well as a philanthropist who founded an orphanage. However, Kenta turned the orphans into Tykebombs and prostitutes to fund his activities. Training Kamui, the Wave-Verse's Kakashi, Kenta turned him into another tyke-bomb. When Minato added Kamui to his own team, taking him away from Kenta, the latter contacted the enemy in order to sabotage Team Minato's mission to destroy the Kannabi Bridge, and to get rid of them, barring Kamui, leading to Obito's death. Fleeing Konoha after his crimes were discovered, he sent brainwashed children to massacre Konoha families, and, in the Wave-Verse, kidnaps a pregnant Rin. Killing the baby, Kenta tortured Rin to death and greeted Kamui with her corpse when he tried to rescue her. He also tried to recreate Kamui with other children, killing or wounding them in the process. In The Past Enemy Arc, Kenta is introduced horribly killing Kin, a little girl, because she cried when he gave her to a brothel. He attempted to kidnap Rin and Kakashi's child, succeeding with Rin. When his subordinate suggested to kill Kamui, Kenta killed him. When confronted by Kamui, he blamed everyone but himself for his crimes and revealed that he committed all of this to turn Kakashi into his "masterpiece", and so that he will be remembered. When Kamui replies that he will do everything to forget him, a spiteful Kenta attempts to kill him and Rin.
• Uchiha Heiress Remix: Sakura Haruno starts out as a merely unpleasant version of her canon character, before becoming significantly worse. Receiving the Cursed Seal of Heaven, Sakura mind rapes Ino when she tries to mind control her, resulting in her victory in the preliminaries. Trained by Orochimaru and Danzo later on, Sakura slowly becomes more depraved as they encourage her darker instinct, gleefully brainwashing the entire village, taking part in the horrific high-level training the brainwashed civilians are put through—resulting in several deaths—and abandoning "some disposable" ROOT agents as part of a Batman Gambit. When ordered by Orochimaru to reach Oto with a blood sample, Sakura, angered by her former friend Ino's criticism of Danzo, beats her down, gives her a Breaking Lecture, rips off her arm, and leaves her to die from blood loss while taunting the village about it, thus painting in full awareness a target on her bodyguards, the Sound 3. When Satsuki fights her, Sakura barely remembers what she did to Ino, and shows no regret or remorse whatsoever. Despite being only 12 years old with few resources, Sakura darkens the setting of a mostly lighthearted fanfic.
• Carpathia, by Matt Forbeck: Brody Murtagh was once an Irish gangster who, after becoming a vampire, embraced his evil. When a trip onboard the Carpathia to the Old world is disturbed by the sinking of the Titanic, Murtagh uses the tragedy as an excuse to gorge himself on dozens of struggling passengers. Usurping and killing his master Dushoko, Murtagh eschews his master's pragmatism in favor of sadism, and after the Carpathia rescues hundreds of Titanic survivors, plans to murder them. A monster who even callously kills his own sire Elisabetta, Murtagh eventually intends to take the ship and the vampires onboard to New York City where he's planning to turn the entire city into a bloodbath before warring with humanity to put himself on top.
• Escape from Eden, by Elisa Nader: Thaddeus corrupted the once kindly Reverend Elis Eden and helped him create the isolated community of Eden. Thaddeus uses Eden as a way to force the followers of Eden to be used as sex slaves for willing buyers through a Human Trafficking syndicate they run, with their victims' families threatened with the same fate should they resist. Thaddeus spurs Eden into violence, and when their plans are discovered, tries to have all the Eden cult members forced to fight each other to the death, with Thaddeus even forcing the two protagonists to fight. Thaddeus eventually makes his leave of the location, but not before instructing his second-in command to gun down the innocent children of Eden who'd been taken to safety.
• iDrakula, by Bekka Black: The Count is an evil vampire and the ruler of a small nation in Romania. Driving Renfield insane, the Count feeds on his replacement Johnathan Harker and eventually leaves him trapped in his castle to turn. While trapped Johnathan discovers a room full of corpses, including small children. Arriving in New York, the Count begins feeding on people and turns Lucy Westenra into a vampire. When Mina Murray and Abe Van Helsing destroy two of his coffins, the Count kills Renfield for trying to help them and bites Mina to turn into a vampire. Killing a security guard and simply watching Lucy get destroyed, the Count tries to manipulate Mina into joining his side.
• Tracers, by J.J. Howard: James Miller, alias James Hatcher, is a crooked DEA agent who moonlights as a master thief and fence. Taking a group of homeless teenagers under his wing, Miller trains them in freerunning and uses them to perform daring heists across New York for him. Miller runs his gang with an iron fist, including extorting sexual favors from Nikki, the group's sole female member, threatening to ship her brother back to Florida, where he's fleeing an unjust warrant for his arrest, if she doesn't put out for him. When Nikki falls for main character Cam and the two plan to slip Miller's leash, he rapidly devolves from a mere cat burglar to a murderous madman who repeatedly attempts to send Cam to his death, before finally capping off his rampage with the massacre of a roomful of witnesses to one of his heists.
• In season 5's finale "Better Luck Next Time", two Energy Beings have been living on Earth for centuries, stealing host bodies and using them to commit murder after murder for amusement and to alleviate boredom; Ripper one of said energy beings was Jack the Ripper himself. Detectives Terri and Girard end up each working with an alien, both claiming they are officers sent to hunt down the killer. At the end, the truth is revealed: the two are partners in crime and have been playing the officers for fun with the only excuse being how bored they are as immortals. The two have been spending centuries playing their games and corrupting good people into killing their friends and partners out of paranoia; they plan to hijack Terri's body after she mortally wounds Girard and use her police connections to have even more fun. When Terri and her dying partner mortally wound both killers' host bodies, Terri opts to kill herself to prevent them from stealing her body, knowing they can't survive long without hosts and unwilling to allow them to continue their rampage.
• Macabre's Grim Scary Tales: In an album about the most notorious murderers throughout the ages, these three stand out as the absolute worst:
  • "Nero's Inferno": Nero, the repugnant, tyrannical emperor of Rome, is a vicious animal out to quench his own sadism. When he was young, Nero would murder men at night, before kidnapping people, tying them to stakes, and biting their genitals off. As Emperor, to make room for a new palace, Nero engulfed Rome in flames, playing the lyre all the while, later blaming the Christians for the destruction and having them burned. Marrying a boy he had castrated, Nero is revealed to have murdered his own mother by removing her womb.
  • "The Black Knight": Gilles de Rais, appearing to be the heroic Marshall of France, is actually a pedophile with an interest in black magic. Having murdered, raped, and sacrificed over 50 kids to demons for wealth and pleasure, de Rais was later caught beating up a clergyman while trying to retrieve his bought castle.
  • "The Sweet Tender Meat Vendor": Georg Großmann is a street butcher who was previously convicted of child murder and molestation. Realizing he could make a living as a street vendor, he lured prostitutes to his apartment to murder them and sell their flesh as "pork or beef" to unsuspecting customers. After butchering at least 50 women, he was caught by his landlord murdering another woman and was sentenced to death, hanging himself in his own cell to escape punishment.
• "It's Showtime!" & "The Ultimate Show": Dimentio is the psychotic mastermind behind the events of the game. Feigning loyalty to Count Bleck, Dimentio brainwashes Luigi to use him as a vessel. Becoming Super Dimentio, he sadistically relishes the creation of new worlds to rule over after destroying all reality with the Chaos Heart.
• Devastation: Megatron is the ruthless leader of the Decepticons, who waged war against the Autobots for millions of years, leading to his own homeworld Cybertron becoming uninhabitable. Constantly trying to take over Earth, Megatron soon discovered the Autobot ship Proudstar, which was designed to cyberform uninhabited planets and started to cyberform New York City. Taking over that ship, Megatron creates a plan to use its Ferrotax supercomputer to speed up the process and cyberform the entire Earth, killing all organic life on it, which he openly considers inferior. Repeatedly thwarting the Autobots' attempt at stopping the cyberformation process, including launching unstable core of the ship outside of New York, which could have caused an extinction-level explosion, Megatron shoots Ferrotax into space to keep the Autobots from getting it. When Optimus Prime managed to reach it, Megatron battles him, openly announcing his intention of creating the new Cybertron and retaking the galaxy in a bloody conquest.
• AI: The Somnium Files: Saito Sejima is the Cyclops Killer, the depraved Serial Killer who Kaname Date was hunting for the entire game. The son of Congressman So Sejima, Saito, who had a condition where he only felt pleasure when he's killing, was infamous for causing mayhem but always got away with it due to his father. Starting off by killing animals, Saito eventually grew a tolerance and decide to upgrade to humans, killing Manaka Iwai out of jealousy for taking the attention of his father. Becoming addicted, Saito enlisted the help of Rohan Kamakura to kill numerous women for their morbid obsession, as the Cyclops Killer. When Falco started to suspect the duo for the murders, he tried to get evidence from them by swapping bodies with Rohan and trying to gain decisive evidence from Saito. However Saito caught on and swap bodies with Falco out of curiosity after learning about Psyncing from him. Trapped in Rohan's body with amnesia, Saito later recovered his memories and wished to return to his original body and get revenge on Falco. Now resurfacing as the New Cyclops Killer, he killed numerous friends and associates of Falco by swapping bodies with them and then killing them, while taking their right eye. He'd kill anyone for his goals, including his father. In the true ending, Saito manages to get his body back and captured Falco's love ones, with the intent of killing them in front of him. A complete and utter psychopath, Saito took many lives for his own self-indulgence and need for vengeance.
• The Alchemist's House: The nameless witch is an undead being who is responsible for all the horror in the game. Stealing dozens of souls of innocent people, the witch trapped them in dolls and then abused and experimented on them. Enslaving one man, the witch builds her prison upstairs in his house and ordered him to invite people to his home and then drug them with her potions, which either painfully killed them or horribly mutated them. Creating many abominations from the bodies of her victims, the witch tries to kill an orphan child, who managed to trick her servant and evade her monsters, to use him for her ritual to be "reborn again".
• Hot Wheels franchise:
  • Acceleracers: Gelorum is the leader of the Racing Drones, an army of alien robots created by the Accelerons for one express purpose: to race through the realms they created, and to win every race in which they took part. When her creators deem the realms fit only for humans, she rebels against them and gets banished to Earth with the other drones, where they hibernated for thousands of years. In the present day, disguised as a human, she manipulates a young Kurt Wylde to cheat and hurt other drivers during the events of the World Race. Once her human disguise fails, she tries to openly kill other drivers, including a young Vert Wheeler, before disappearing. Two years later, she fully assembles the Racing Drones into an effective team, and begins claiming Accelechargers in an attempt to get the chance to race against, and eventually kill, the Accelerons and later Take Over the World. When the production of the brand-new Sweeper is delayed due to technical issues, she simply disposes of the Drone reporting the situation to her. When faced with human opposition, she captures those trapped in the realms and then tortures them for information, turning them into mindless cyborg minions. During the final phase of her plan, she promises to kill Dr. Peter Tezla while denying him the chance to see the Accelerons, only sparing him so that he can be Forced to Watch. When she loses the Ultimate Race thanks to failing the Accelerons' Secret Test of Character, she attempts to kill Vert Wheeler, winner of said race, before being banished once more by the Accelerons.
  • Battle Force 5: Krytus, from season 2, was known as the most malicious being in the multiverse. Ambitious and power-hungry, he restarted an eons old war between the Red and Blue Sentients to conquer the multiverse. When his own twin sister, Sage, froze the Red Sentients in stasis, he retaliated by carrying out a genocide on the Blues. It was also revealed that he had several thousand Blue Sentients tortured to death, and the one who managed to enter hibernation to escape him was punished by having his body sabotaged, dooming him when he woke up. After being freed from his prison, he then throws the one who released him off a cliff. He then spends most of the series trying to kill Sage. After being forced into an Enemy Mine with Vert to escape the Shadow Zone, he sets up an ambush for Vert the moment they're out of it. Not even the other villains are safe from his wrath, as he starts an Enemy Civil War among the Vandals through Grimian. In the season finale, when he and Sage finally have a confrontation, he asks Sage if it was worth it to imprison the Red Sentients, in which she replies that if she hadn't, Krytus would've endangered not only the Blue Sentients, but the multiverse. Krytus actually agrees with her as he plans on using them as an army to conquer the Multiverse itself and cares nothing for them.

Edited by ACW on Dec 3rd 2019 at 3:47:51 PM

Minor error, Proudstar started to cyberform New York by itself, Megatron just decided to expand cyberforming and speed it up, after he took over the ship.

Try it now.

Now it's good.

Witch.

Anyone else wanna weigh in on my Chloe no Requiem Alain extension?

Edited by MasterN on Dec 1st 2019 at 10:50:25 AM

Yes to Leonard Phillips and Witch.

Would Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go! go to Disney?

Edit: Sorry got the wrong name. My bad. Fixed.

Edited by Bullman on Dec 1st 2019 at 1:39:55 PM

Yes to Leonard Phillips and the Witch.

to Leonard and the Witch.

@ACW: Could you add a sadist pothole to Brody at the word sadism, and a Galactic Conqueror pothole to Megatron when talking about his plans for bloody galactic conquest?

I made the same mistake earlier. The candidate isn't Derrick Owen, it's Leonard Phillips.

Edited by SkyCat32 on Dec 1st 2019 at 2:24:29 PM

So it looks like the Seed Eater has a majority abstain.

Anyways, Karma.

Zemo.

the Horror Stories Killer.

Trent Reager.

Torres.

Leonard Phillips.

And the Witch.