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Forenperser Since: Mar, 2012
29th Mar, 2020 01:15:23 PM

Yes.

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Kirby0189 Since: Apr, 2019
29th Mar, 2020 01:30:20 PM

Light Yagami of Death Note has a Complete Monster entry, so yes.

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SebastianGray (4 Score & 7 Years Ago)
29th Mar, 2020 01:55:51 PM

Here are the rules for Complete Monster for reference:

What is a Complete Monster?

A Complete Monster is the most awful villain in a story, with no positive attributes (including redemption or motives) whatsoever. This character must possess all of the following traits. Read further on for additional detail.

  • They must be an individual: groups cannot collectively qualify, even if individual members do.
  • They must commit, or attempt to commit, heinous actions, both objectively and by the standards of the setting.
  • Their actions must be visible to the audience, either directly or via their results.
  • Their actions must be irredeemable by the standards of the work.
  • They must be as heinous as they could be given their resources; they hold nothing back.
  • They must be exceptional: that is, they must stand out compared to other characters in the work and/or genre.
  • They must express no remorse or regret for their actions. They must not seek redemption, and they must not demonstrate love, caring, or compassion.
  • They must possess agency: that is, they are capable of exercising moral choice.
  • They must not have a backstory or moral justification that the audience sympathizes with sufficiently to excuse their actions.
  • They must have defined motives that allow the audience to understand why they are acting as they do.

I also believe that they have to be okayed by the Complete Monster Clean-Up thread.

Arctimon Since: Nov, 2009
29th Mar, 2020 02:11:08 PM

^Yeah, all CM candidates have to go through the thread.

rjd1922 Since: May, 2013
29th Mar, 2020 08:27:11 PM

Yes, "Not Important" from Hatred is another Villain Protagonist CM (in fact he's the page image for Monster.Video Games).

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