Both of these characters are from the game Super Punch Out and have pages on this wiki even though they have no listed crimes. While it makes sense for Mr. Sandman and Aran Ryan since they both have actual crimes (attempted murder, vandalism, cheating ect), but Narcis Prince and Dragon Chan are some of the cleanest fighters in the game. Why do they have pages on this wiki if they have no crimes?
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Jack: You know, I never had much as a kid. Just loving parents, stability, and a mansion... and a thriving baked goods enterprise for me to inherit. Useless crap like that. But once I get my wish, I'll finally have the one thing that will make me happy!
Bug: Oh, well, what's that?
Jack: All of the magic in the world... for me! And no one else gets any. Is that so much?
Bug: YES!
Jack: Agree to disagree!
I just love this scene so much. My favourite Big Jack Horner scene, even though there are many other good ones as well.
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Should we just go for it and start removing, or let the admins do it?
Do you know when all of the pages with the criminals category will get removed? I mean, there are over thirteen thousand pages with the category.
If you want, go ahead and add him.
I have one that just aggravates me because it could have been great. Edelgard from Fire Emblem: 3 Houses has a great backstory on paper, but the game does nothing to use it.
Quick explanation of her backstory; Edelgard and her siblings were all tortured by her uncle Arundel/Thales to give them an extra crest and only she survived. This made Edelgard hate crests and wish to erase the nobility to make crests irrelevant. On paper this is great. It gives Edelgard a reason to try and rule Foldan. She blames the church for the creation of them, and since the Kingdom and Alliance work with the Church, this makes them enemies as well.
However, outside of her supports with Byleth and maybe Lysisthea, she never mentions her story to anyone. She has no confrontation with Thales and TWISTD, who are really the only people to blame, and she does not show that her backstory influenced her motivation to anyone other than Byleth. Unlike Dimitri and even Rhea to an extent, we never get to live through her story and her backstory only is there to make her more tragic.
Don't get me wrong, I really like Edelgard. She serves as a very interesting and unique antagonist, especially in the Blue Lions route. But her backstory really needed some work. All that needed to happen is simply to add a fight with Thales and have her address her tragedy. But in the end, I feel like this felt less like "that is very tragic" and just "oh, so that happened". She probably has my least favourite backstory of any villain.
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Hard to decide. I love them both. I will say movie Frollo because he has more of a presence than musical Frollo.
Xehonart is probably just on and off. He is evil when it is convenient and neutral when it is not.
Xehonart does not seem redeemed. If he has not done anything good, he definantly is not truly redeemed. Olaf is hard to tell. Is he directly helping the heroes or is he showing that he cares for someone else? If it is the 2nd, than it is less of him being redeemed and more of him being Affable.
Maybe Anti-Moniter is the most powerful?
I think it is chaotic evil because he runs a terrorist organisation.
Jackbehlmer75: Did you copy and paste from schaffrillas productions? This is exactly what he said in his twist villains videos.
Vega from street fighter. How are we going to sympathise with a villain if the villain is a complete jerk and helps run the largest criminal organisation in the world? He is never played for sympathy and his deeds are so bad that they make his backstory worthless.
Dusknoir (Mystery Dungeon): He is just serving his master, and even redeems himself at the end.
Te Ka: She lost her heart and is not responsible for her actions.
Thunderclap: He does not really do much when it comes to his villainy. He just tries to eat spot. He really doesn't do anything substantial.
Ignore my vote. I don't know anything about the series and I did not mean to vote.
Ray is not Pure Good. He was removed recently.
Hellfire is the most likely best one due to it's dark tone and impact on the villain and the story. While it is not my favourite, it is definitely the best written villain song.
Robert Callaghan: Don't turn him into a complete maniac who does not care about human life. Make him feel bad for killing Tadashi or make him not want want to fight Hiro. He feels like a generic bad guy instead a real person who we should sympathise with.
I don't think so. His only crime, killing Misty Fey, was to protect Maya Fey. In addition to this, he might hate Phoenix, but he is not overly antagonistic to anyone else. He seems like a neutral character, not a villain.
Chandlerbing5 I completely agree.