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Yes to Scientist, Offal, and Hagen. As long as her brand of cruelty towards her family is unique in the series, I'll also give a slight yes to Katherine.

Hagen and Katherine.

Katherine

Here everything minus the Indeath stuff.

• Trent Reager is a voyeuristic motel owner who graduates to full on murderer due to his love of watching people. Spying on the people who book into his motel, Trent decides to spice things up by applying an LSD hallucinogen spray canister and dowsing his customers in room 114 chasing them to go wild and violent, leading to a young man stabbing himself to death, a loving husband beating his wife to death, a homeless man stabbing a kindly couple to death though a hundred knife wounds each and a teacher gutting her student. Completely proud of his crimes that have led to innocent people being jailed, Trent stands as one of the most unique and and horrific killers in all of CSI.
• Countess Dracula : Elizabeth Sasdy is a selfish movie star who after she starts to age resorts to murder to keep her looks. After accidentally striking a maid and discovering that the maids blood reversed her ageing, Elizabeth inspired by the crimes of the infamous Countess Elizabeth Bathory decides to bath in blood to regain her youth. Bullying her husband Frank Nyland into helping here the two murder dozens of prostitutes to gain their blood, all in Elizabeth's selfish search for eternal youth.
• Maresi: Sarjan is Jai's father and a domineering, abusive man who buried his elder daughter and Jai's sister alive for simply talking to a boy from another tribe. Jai's mother fearing for her other daughters life sends her to the red Abbey for safety, with Sarjan swearing to bring her back so he can force her mother to watch her die at his hands in front of her. Invading the Red Abbey, Sarjan leads the Rape, Pillage, and Burn of it, including having some of the Abbey leaders left to be gang raped by his hired pirates and torturing the Abbey leader for information on where to find jai , simply being a man whose cruelty knows no limits.

• The helter skelter killer aka Wilkes is a hitman who in order to cover up his final hit decides to create a massive murder spree to put the police off the scent. Facstined by the crimes of Charles Manson, Wilkes leaves parts of the book Helter skelter book or letters claiming to be Manson's son at his murders which include garroting a nice old women, strangling to death a single mother and using an ice pick to murder an old man. An Attention Whore who gets high of the infamy his crimes received, Wilkes tries to top himself by trying to murder the lover of an elderly wheel-chair bound woman in front of her before killing her too and driven by his need to beat his rival Jack tries to callously kill his appearance Nadia out of spite.

Edited by miraculous on Dec 8th 2019 at 5:11:03 AM

Sure to Katherine.

Hagen and Katherine.

to the Scientist, Offal and Hagan. Slight yes to Katherine

Katherine. This the final BT CM?

I think so, at least to my knowledge. And did Amos get lost in the shuffle?

As for killing her family. . . it's not common in BT, but not unheard of. Even so, it's usually done either to highlight a particular branch or generation of the family as notably messed up, or because there's genuine reasons to believe the ones in the way would be awful and assassination is the only viable method to remove them. Katherine basically kills her mom because she's in the way, and tries to kill her youngest brother because he was speaking out against her. Combined with manipulating the rest of her family to bring them down. . .

EDIT: The Mariks of the Free Worlds League almost gleefully off each other for a shot at the Captain-Generalcy. . . but they're very much the exception. The Lyrans and Suns pride themselves on being better than that.

Edited by ErikModi on Dec 8th 2019 at 8:31:47 AM

I think Amos got approved; he just needs a writeup which needs to be added to the Drafts. I don't know the order in which they all should go.

I didn't see him on the pendings, so held off. I'll whip one up soon. I'd go chronological: Amos > Amaris > Karrige > Katherine.

to Hagen and Katherine

to Rudolf Hagen and Katherine.

Important note: now that Elfen has retired from this thread, we need someone to pick up Honkai Impact 3rd if we are to get any more additions from there. Can someone please volunteer?

Less important note: is anyone here familiar with the Senran Kagura series? I need to know if Dogen, the guy I am going to EP soon, appears in any installments other than Burst, Burst RE:newal, Shinobi Versus, and the first season of the anime.

Edited by MasterN on Dec 8th 2019 at 9:10:53 AM

Does senran have a wiki ?

I think his appearances should be listed there ?

What’s with the need for immediacy with Honkai? Why can’t we just leave it until someone gets to it?

Yeah. No sense of urgency there.

He does have a page, and I checked it beforehand. It only lists him as appearing in the installments I mentioned (Portrait of Girls being essentially the Hanzo storyline of Burst). But, as has been discussed before, Wiki pages are not 100% reliable.

There is no urgency, I just would feel comfy knowing that it is being looked over. Of no one wants to at this time, that is okay. Sorry if it looked like I was rushing everyone, that was not my intention.

Edited by MasterN on Dec 8th 2019 at 9:22:36 AM

Uh it's fine. Just double check with wikpedia and if it says the same thing then your good.

Weird. Well I mean does this site say anything different because if not your good.

Edited by miraculous on Dec 8th 2019 at 9:28:24 AM

I checked. Doesn't even mention Dogen.

• DARLING in the FRANXX: Papa and the Vice Chairman are the face of the VIRM, a vicious alien species that assimilates others and exterminates those which refuse their subjugation. Arriving on Earth, the VIRM exhaust the planet's magma supply, leaving humans as a target for the Klaxosaurs and rule the planet as a cruel regime, with those who defy them having their minds wiped or being left in cryo-storage for their disobedience. After a devastating assault, the VIRM attempt to completely wipe out the Klaxo-Sapiens. When Papa reveals himself as the VIRM, he tries to absorb the souls of all humanity before deciding to simply destroy Earth, tormenting the heroes as they try to stop the alien monsters.
• Kill la Kill: Ragyo Kiryuin is the CEO of REVOCS and the monstrous mother of Satsuki Kiryuin and Ryuko Matoi. Aiming to annihilate all human life on Earth with the alien Life Fibers, Ragyo previously married the genius scientist Soichiro/Isshin, having her aforementioned daughters with him and using them for experiments with the Life Fibers, callously throwing away Ryuko when she thought her work had killed her daughter. Over the years, Ragyo has Soichiro hunted down and murdered when he betrayed her, and frequently subjects Satsuki to sexual abuse. Reunited with Ryuko seventeen years later, Ragyo immediately breaks her mind into subservience and later molests her mind-controlled daughter before sending her off in an attempt to kill her friends resisting Ragyo. Even when eventually defeated by Ryuko and offered a chance for reconciliation, Ragyo refuses any kinship and kills herself, cementing her status as a hollow megalomaniac whose only desire was to dominate everything under her own will.
• Birds of Prey: Si Fu Huang, from the June 2005 and October 2010 issues, was a legendary, undefeated martial artist who in his old age feared his legacy would be tarnished. To eclipse this, Si Fu Huang raised twelve sons and brutally conditioned them from birth to be assassins named the Brothers of Silk, having them kill him to forever preserve his legacy. Si Fu Huang murdered every single baby that was born female or was unfit to his horrible conditions, even sparing no mercy to the wives who die in childbirth because of him.
• Ciudad, by The Russo Brothers, Ande Parks, & Fernando León González: Lieutenant Mora is the chief of police in the Wretched Hive of the title, and a figure so abhorrently corrupt he exceeds the actual drug kingpin Gabriel Roche in awfulness. Lieutenant Mora kidnaps Gabriel's daughter Eva to hold her for ransom in his plan to corner the drug trade in Ciudad and bump Gabriel off as a rival, willingly throwing the streets of the city into chaos in his pursuit of Eva when mercenary Tyler Rake rescues her. A gloating Serial Rapist on his off time, Mora introduces himself throwing one of his child drug runners off a building and nearly tossing another after him when he figures out they've been nicking money, before forcing the survivor to hack off two of his own fingers to pay for the other's crime.
• Monster & Madman, by Steve Niles, Damien Worm, et al.: Dr. John Moore, a seemingly friendly scientist who takes Frankenstein's Monster in to study, is actually Jack the Ripper. Moore gruesomely murders eleven prostitutes across Whitechapel to use their dismembered bodies in his experiments while pretending to be the Monster's friend. Moore creates a "bride" for the Monster after figuring out the secret to undeath by sewing all the butchered women together, and the resulting abomination is forced to constantly relive the last moments of every single woman Moore slew to create her. When the Monster finally turns against him to protect the "bride", Moore decides to dissect them both with a sick smile on his face, even justifying himself by saying the women were whores he was in his right to purge.
• Trent Reager, from season 14's "Check in and Check Out", is a voyeuristic motel owner who graduates to full-on murderer due to his love of watching people. Spying on the people who check into his motel, Trent decides to spice things up by applying an LSD hallucinogen spray canister and dowsing his customers in room 114, causing them to go wild and violent, leading to a young man stabbing himself to death; a loving husband beating his wife to death; a homeless man stabbing a kindly couple to death though a hundred knife wounds each; and a teacher gutting her student. Completely proud of his crimes that have led to innocent people being jailed, Trent stands as one of the most unique and horrific killers in all of CSI.
• Bacurau (aka Nighthawk) (2019): Mayor Tony Jr. is a sleazy Corrupt Politician with connections to a group of foreign psychopaths interested in Hunting the Most Dangerous Game, selling out the titular small town of Bacurau to be their playground, including the innocent children. Only caring for his reelection, Tony is despised by everyone in Bacurau for his incompetence and immorality, not only supplying Bacurau with expired food and harmful medications, but also forcing a young prostitute to be his "payment". Abandoning the town after the killers arrive and granting them access to massacre its people, Tony cowardly tries to deny involvement instead of confessing to have made a deal with them.
• Brooklyn Tide: Disgraced former FBI Agent Clay, Special Agent Jonathan Corbin's former partner, desires revenge for the latter putting him in prison. To this end, Clay manipulates Agent Samantha Vera into being his infiltrator; has Corbin's supervisor, Agent Francesco, attacked; and has a supposed cyber weapon in Francesco's possession stolen. Intending to cause a nuclear meltdown using the device, Clay has Vera inject Corbin with potassium cyanide while she takes the device on his behalf. When Corbin confronts Vera over her betrayal, Clay stabs her from behind, before eventually trying to have his subordinate, Zero, shoot Corbin during their final confrontation.
• Charlie's Angels trilogy:
  • Full Throttle: Madison Lee is a former Angel who became treacherous and turned rogue because, rather than take orders from Charles "Charlie" Townsend and work with her team, she wanted all the glory for herself. Teaming up with turncoat US Marshal Ray Carter, Madison plots with him to steal the two rings needed to access the HALO list which contains the names of everyone in the Federal Witness Protection Program, and arranges to meet with four different crime families to sell it off to the highest bidder. To obtain the ring that Carter doesn't have, Madison murders the agent who possesses it along with several others. She has volatile mob boss Seamus O'Grady, who has a personal history with Angel Dylan Sanders, released from prison so his gang can not only work for her, but target and murder another witness and then try to kill a second one, teenager Max Petroni. Once Carter arranges for the gangs to meet and gives Madison the rings back, she shoots him dead when he calls her "partner". She shoots and nearly kills Dylan and fellow Angels Natalie Cook and Alex Munday and then near the climax, she blows up the roof they're on and then spitefully tries to escape by throwing a grenade into a crowd of people at a Hollywood premiere.
  • 2019 film: John Bosley is Charlie's close friend and collaborator to the Angels who bitterly becomes an Arms Dealer after being forced to retire instead of taking over the agency. He seeks to possess the energy-saving source Callisto so he can turn it into a biological weapon that can induce fatal seizures, which he plans to sell for his own profit, contacting terrorists and crime syndicates as potential buyers. He hires the cold-blooded assassin Hodak to murder whistleblower and future Angel Elena Houghlin and ends up killing Edgar "Bosley" Dessange instead. He then has Elena's boss Peter Flemming killed for not knowing how to work Callisto and attempts to kill Angels Sabina Wilson and Jane Kano by blowing up the agency. He also nearly kills former Angel Rebekah "Boz" by shooting her. He has Hodak threaten both Elena and Alexander Brock for access to Callisto, and threatens Elena's friend and co-worker Langston when she refuses. He then attempts to activate Callisto so he can leave Elena and Langston to die.
• Horror Stories (2012): The Big Bad in the frame narrative of the anthology is a quiet young man who also happens to be a sadistic Serial Killer with a habit of kidnapping and killing girls. Living in a house that is flooding with evidence of his crimes, he forces his newest victim, a high school student, to make him sleep with scary stories, later amusing himself by showing her a bag filled with dozens of human teeth, which he acquired by removing them from a girl's mouth while she was still alive and conscious. When the student says that she's hungry, he prepares a human organ for her to eat and even licks his finger to taste it, much to her disgust. Despite the student's success, he mockingly asks if she is interested in listening to his own stories before seemingly slashing her throat.
• Rapid Assault (1997):
  • Lars Rynark is a former KGB soldier who defected from his government after a hit was placed on him. Desiring revenge on his superiors, Rynark decided to become a terrorist and unleash a deadly virus across the world with the goal of killing billions, threatening the US government with the virus unless he receives $50 million. Having a mole scientist tortured to death, once Rynark grows weary of using animals as test subjects, he threatens the kidnapped Dr. Strichman with using his daughter as a test for the virus's capabilities should an innocent scientist not be used instead. Growing bored of the US government not handing him his money, Rynark decides to launch a missile at New York, and later abandons his men to make a getaway.
  • Marko and Talia are Rynark’s Co-Dragons who gleefully participate in his plan to unleash the virus and kill billions, torturing a mole scientist to death and killing Dr. Strichman with a smile on their faces. Only in It for the Money, both Marko and Talia propose unleashing the virus on two nations and selling it as a bioweapon for profit, showing themselves as nothing but greedy sadists only out for themselves.
• Time Renegades (2016): The nameless Serial Killer is the source of all the tragedies seen in both 1983 and 2015. A biology teacher who used materials stolen from Yoon-jung's chemistry class to produce an incapacitating gas, he perpetrated the mysterious Southwestern Female Murders case, in which he slashed the throats of at least nine women, starting with Yoon-jung herself and then leaving another man to take the fall for the crime. In an attempt to eliminate a possible witness, he set the gym on fire with Yoon-jung's entire class inside, causing the deaths of 49 students before cutting the throat of his original target. Years later, he ruined the lives of two former students who were now married, kidnapping Hyun-joo and promising to exchange her for the evidence that could reveal his identity; even after Seung-bum complies with his demand, he simply kills his wife in front of him anyway. When the past is changed, he sets his eyes on a young Hyun-joo, kidnapping her to be his next victim and fatally stabbing Ji-hwan when he tries to stop him.
• Triple Threat: Collins is the leader of a band of professional mercenaries. Starting out imprisoned in MI6 custody in Jaka's village, Collins arranges for his subordinate, Devereaux, to slaughter the entire village so he can escape, personally killing an operative who had been holding him. Before leaving the village, Collins arranges explosives in an attempt to destroy any evidence, intending to kill the prisoners as well. When Payu and Long Fei refuse to cooperate, he leaves them for dead. Hired by the mob boss Su Feng to eliminate an heiress by the name of Tian Xiao Xian, Collins leads an attack outside the hotel where Tian is being interviewed, killing a slew of armed personnel. Discovering that Payu and Long Fei are at the Central Police Station, Collins and his crew gun down multiple police officers in the hopes of eliminating the duo, as well as capturing Tian when he realizes she is at the station. Upon losing two crew members in the assault, Collins complains about his resources being depleted. When Payu and Long Fei offer Tian in exchange for a sum of money and their freedom as a ruse, Collins hires a large number of additional mercenaries, intending to kill the duo regardless of their sincerity or lack thereof.
• The Bloody Chamber (and other stories): In this Grimmification of classic fairy tales, the following villains stand as the most monstrous:
  • "The Bloody Chamber": The Marquis is a Serial Killer who murders his brides by torturing them to death through gruesome methods such as a torture rack and iron maiden before turning their corpses into trophies for him to admire. Luring the protagonist into becoming his newest bride, he reveals he intends to offer her the same fate as his previous victims and even intends to off a servant of his who tried to help her.
  • "The Erl-King": The titular Erl King is a monstrous tree person who charms young women who enter the forest. When they're in his grasp, the Erl King either rapes or abuses them before branding their necks with his claws. After growing bored with him, the Erl King transforms them into songbirds whose voices have been taken out and cages them with him having dozens of victims, a fate he intends to impose on the protagonist.
• Countess Dracula novel, by Guy Adams: Elizabeth Sasdy is a selfish movie star who, after she starts to age, resorts to murder to keep her looks. After accidentally striking a maid and discovering that the maid's blood reversed her aging, Elizabeth, inspired by the crimes of the infamous Countess Elizabeth Báthory, decides to bathe in blood to regain her youth. Bullying her husband Frank Nayland into helping her, the two murder dozens of prostitutes to gain their blood, all in Elizabeth's selfish search for eternal youth.
• The Doomspell: Dragwena is the wicked ruler of Ithrea, and one of the vilest Witches of all time. Banished to a black-and-white world she called Ithrea due to her propensity to raise up fanatical armies of Child Soldiers in the war of the Witches and Wizards, Dragwena promptly turned to stealing thousands of magically latent children from Earth to trap them on Ithrea. Dragwena enslaves and torments the children in every way imaginable: distorting their ages; forcing most of them into the horrible wilds of Ithrea to gather food for her; and wasting the lives of entire generations of children in grueling slavery to build her massive temple. Dragwena has slaughtered countless thousands of children through sadistic trials and torture in preparation to steal the magical "child-hope"—a young girl named Rachel—that will allow her to conquer Earth. Dragwena attempts to utterly massacre a group of rebellious children who call themselves the Sarren as well as everyone tangentially connected to them; tries to corrupt Rachel into a Witch who will enjoy killing children as much as she; and even when Rachel finally beats her, Dragwena homes in on her eight-year-old brother to snap his neck, vowing she won't die without killing one last child.
• Maresi: Sarjan is Jai's father and a domineering, abusive man who buried his elder daughter and Jai's sister alive for simply talking to a boy from another tribe. Jai's mother, fearing for her other daughter's life, sends her to the Red Abbey for safety, with Sarjan swearing to bring her back so he can force her mother to watch her die at his hands in front of her. Invading the Red Abbey, Sarjan leads the Rape, Pillage, and Burn of it, including having some of the Abbey leaders left to be gang raped by his hired pirates and torturing the Abbey leader for information on where to find Jai, simply being a man whose cruelty knows no limits.
• Nadia Stafford series, by Kelley Armstrong: Nadia Stafford is a Professional Killer with an unshakeable moral code, which isn't reflected in her opponents:
  • Exit Strategy: The Helter Skelter Killer, aka Wilkes, is a hitman who, in order to cover up his final hit, decides to create a massive murder spree to put the police off the scent. Fascinated by the crimes of Charles Manson, Wilkes leaves parts of the book Helter Skelter or letters claiming to be Manson's son at his murders, which include garroting a nice old woman; strangling a single mother to death; and using an ice pick to murder an old man. An Attention Whore who gets high off the infamy his crimes received, Wilkes tries to top himself by trying to murder the lover of an elderly wheelchair bound woman in front of her before killing her too and, driven by his need to beat his rival Jack, tries to callously kill Jack's apprentice Nadia out of spite.
  • Wild Justice: Sebastian Koss, a beloved crown prosecutor known for advocating victims' rights in sexual abuse cases, is actually a pedophilic Serial Killer and Serial Rapist himself. Koss uses his job as a guise to procure young victims for himself and cover up his heinous deeds. In his youth, Koss had his friend Drew Aldrich rape a teenage Nadia Stafford while Koss himself raped and killed her cousin Amy. In the present, Koss murders his friend Drew to tie up loose ends, guns down his second-in-command when he begins to have doubts and slits the throat of an eighty-year-old man in order to avoid detection. A sociopath fully aware of what a monster he is and proudly admitting to being without morals, Koss is Nadia's most evil and hated enemy.
• Dracula Lives!: Elizabeth Báthory, from issue #4's "This Blood is Mine!", was already a vile, vain noblewoman who kidnapped fair maidens from across the land to torture them for pleasure. When a peasant she's flogging to death bleeds on her, Báthory discovers her virginal blood contains healing properties, and so sets about capturing hundreds of maidens to torture them to death, bathing in their blood to refresh herself. When Dracula himself confronts her after he's depleted so much of his usual stock, Báthory tricks him into an alliance before sealing him in a coffin with garlic, intending to leave him there forever.
• X-Men Origins: Wolverine (Play Station 2 & Wii version): Colonel William Stryker is a high-ranking officer within the US Army and the head of the Weapon X project. Having assembled the team of mutants in the past, Stryker uses them to complete his own personal operations, at one point ordering them to massacre a militia within an African village, and then tries to torture information from innocent civilians there about the adamantium that located within the area. When Logan rebelled against him, Stryker knocked him out and then tried to obliterate the village with a nuke. In the present, manipulating Logan to become his subject in the Weapon X program, Stryker experiments on countless humans, transforming them into his mindless brutes who suffer so much that they thank Logan for killing them.
• Wax Works: Dr. Augustus Scratch was once a renowned plastic surgeon who became obsessed with his own twisted view of beauty and perfection. After an incident that disfigured his face and sent him running from the law, Dr. Scratch hid out in an abandoned wax works, where he began kidnapping people, brutally torturing and mutilating them, and using their body parts in grotesque wax sculptures. He uses hollowed-out human corpses as beehives, dips live people into vats of boiling wax, and amasses a large group of insane henchmen to sic on guests and help him with his deadly projects. When guests arrive, he sets his sights on them, sadistically showing off his "art" as he chases them, attempting to make them his next projects.

Edited by ACW on Dec 9th 2019 at 11:32:14 AM

For the quote it should be by. Not buy.

@N Not to sound rude but when yo put things in bold like that it sounds like you're rushing people.

Yeah, I understand. I just wanted to draw attention to it. Not to worry, you are not being rude in the slightest.

By the way, where is the Phi Maxwell writeup? He got enough votes, did he not? So why has the person who proposed him not made a writeup?

N...some advice?

Stop rushing people, stop demanding things. If you think there's an issue there, PM the proposer and ask them.

to Mad Scientist, Field Marshal Offal, Minister Hagen and Katherine Steiner-Davion.

For Trent "chasing them to go wild and violent" shouldn't it be "causing" not chasing?

Ok. Thanks, Lighty. You are right. I will go and PM the troper and leave Honkai alone for now.

EDIT: Finally found the Phil Maxwell post after some searching (for some reason it did not come up in the search bar).

Edited by MasterN on Dec 8th 2019 at 10:59:00 AM