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Absolutely not. The category can be easily abused and Villains Wiki has enough categories as is.
Jackson Storm isn't a villain.
I was sure that there would've been a reveal that Kenji only joined Daniel to find out what happened to his mom and he'd discover that, while he was still young, Daniel ended up having his own wife killed when she threatened to report Daniel to authorities, by having her captured, taken to Mantah Corp Island, and fed to the Nothosaurus. Daniel getting himself devoured by the Nothosaurus because of the campers' interference would've been a fitting end to him for being responsible for Kenji's mother's demise, and through that, becoming his Archnemesis Dad.
Man, Jurassic World: Dominion came out just a couple months ago and I can safely say now that Biosyn might even rival the Arcane Order in terms of being a threat to the environment, especially with their plot to use locusts to devour the world's food supply to force humanity to buy their products.
Apparently, he's a bully who works alongside Troy. There's an article called "Troy and James" on this site and it's about the Stranger Thongs characters.
Troy sounds quite horrible. I wonder if James does the same things he does since they both share a page.
There's also John Doe from Batman: The Enemy Within.
Apparently, Volume 2 of the fourth season reveals that Vecna is behind all of the Mind Flayer's actions, so…
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Meaning Sunnyside from Toy Story 3?
I like the works of J.R.R. Tolkien better. While eldritch abominations are a very interesting concept, I think that the conflict between good and evil makes the story much more meaningful.
Look here.
Apparently, it is only confirmed that Ungoliant fled to the South. It is said that she devoured herself, while in another tale, it is Eärendil who slays Ungoliant. I guess that means she could still be lurking out there… somewhere…
The Son, as he is the literal embodiment of the Dark Side of the Force.
Anyone who's a rapist, pedophile, does beastiality, or anyone else who commits sexual crimes, since those are the types of people I hate the most.
Yes; they commit both heroic and villainous actions, which is why they're on both this wiki and the Heroes Wiki.
Fridge Horror is anything bad that is implied in a series but not confirmed in-universe. Rarely do villains with Fridge Horror qualify as Pure Evil, such as King Runeard who is heavily implied to have attempted genocide on the Northuldra. However, while his attempted genocide wasn't confirmed, what was confirmed about him is that he sparked a war against the Northuldra that caused multiple deaths on both sides; he was also horrifically abusive to his family to the point his wife Rita had her memories erased and never returned, and his son Agnarr believed his mother was taken by evil spirits and even mused to himself that he wished Lieutenant Mattias was his father.
Also, Jimmy Crystal and Sergei are both generic.
What about the Core from Amphibia?