As I browsed the pages of this wiki, I've come across various pages that have the "Pure Evil" category but do not have the "Approved Evil Articles" category. For example, Lord Vitiate. He has the category "Pure Evil" but no Approved category nor template. Same goes for Baron Zemo (Marvel), Solaris (Sonic), and Obadiah Stane (Marvel), and I suspect other pages have such things happening as well. Doesn't seem right. Is there any explanation for the occurrence of this phenomena?

Cyberpunk is being built up like Thanos and the speculation is insane. But there's two things that are both very likely and very exciting. Will Saburo Arasaka be the main villain of the game if you become a constant thorn in their side and since you stole something from them, will Adam Smasher be its secondary villain and hunt you down like Nemesis or Mr X? It makes sense as Saburo Arasaka wants to become an AI as he's both dying and wants immortality. And the chip you stole from them has Johnny in it (I think) and he's proof that AI transformation works so he needs Johnny to live. And you stole something very important from the Corp and if Saburo's getting desperate, he's send probably their most dangerous weapon and Johnny's killer, Adam Smasher. And Smasher could be the perfect rival to V. They both went through something crazy, lost something and got something important. Adam lost his body and become a Full Borg and V lost Jackie and got Johnny. They both are rising legends, well V is Adam's already in history. And he killed Johnny, V's possible childhood hero. And since Adam is almost unstoppable, we'll probably have set boss fights when we face the tin lunatic and probably chase scenes. And maybe we get a forced car meeting with Saburo and at the end in one of the endings, we kill Saburo and have to face Smasher one last time in a burning building while we have to save Johnny. Though this is purely speculation. If you have thoughts, just say them

We all know about "Pure Evil" and the categories that are not applicable with it, such as "Honorable" and "Insecure". However, there are plenty of villains in fiction who possess a steadfast loyalty towards their superiors and who choose to follow and serve them out of their own free will. They may even possess great amounts of admiration towards aforementioned superior, and that got me thinking: can their loyalty be considered a negating factor for being qualified to be Pure Evil?

If something like this already exists on this wiki, please tell me in the comments below, I'm anxious to find out!