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{{Quote|'''Pinky''': Gee, Brain, what are we gonna do tomorrow night?<br>'''The Brain''': The same thing we do every night, Pinky: try to take over the world!|Pinky's and [[The Brain|Brain]]'s infamous exchange.}}
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{{Quote|'''Pinky''': Gee, Brain, what are we gonna do tonight?<br>'''The Brain''': The same thing we do every night, Pinky: try to take over the world!|Pinky's and [[The Brain|Brain]]'s infamous exchange.}}
   
 
'''Hegemonic villains''' have the desire to take over or rule the world, whether it is the actual Earth or their own world. On larger scales, some try to take over or rule their universe and (for the truly despotic and oppressive) all of the omniverse. This is arguably one of the most well-known types of villains.
 
'''Hegemonic villains''' have the desire to take over or rule the world, whether it is the actual Earth or their own world. On larger scales, some try to take over or rule their universe and (for the truly despotic and oppressive) all of the omniverse. This is arguably one of the most well-known types of villains.
   
Some of these villains can also be [[:Category: Necessary Evil|Necessary Evil]] and/or [[:Category:On & Off|On &amp; Off]] because there could be a more dangerous threat that wants to [[:Category:Cataclysm|destroy the world and/or universe]] instead, which causes some of them to become [[:Category:Scapegoat|Scapegoats]] if it means helping their own foes to defeat the more dangerous threat. (Example: [[Dr. Eggman]] is usually bent on world domination, but sometimes, there are a few more "evil" villains such as [[Black Doom]] from ''Shadow The Hedgehog'' or [[Zavok]] and his [[Deadly Six]] from ''Sonic Lost World''.)
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Some of these villains can also be [[:Category: Necessary Evil|Necessary Evil]] and/or [[:Category:On & Off|On &amp; Off]] because there could be a more dangerous threat that wants to [[:Category:Cataclysm|destroy the world and/or universe]] instead, which causes some of them to become [[:Category:Scapegoat|Scapegoats]] if it means helping their own foes to defeat the more dangerous threat (e.g. [[Dr. Eggman]] is usually bent on world domination, but sometimes, there are a few more "evil" villains such as [[Black Doom]] from ''Shadow the Hedgehog'' or [[Zavok]] and his [[Deadly Six]] from ''Sonic Lost World''.).
   
On the exact opposite end of the spectrum are beings so despotic that they are considered the worst of the worst in their setting, even when such settings have cataclysmic threats and any alliances these particular characters make is purely self-serving and ends in either treachery or later conflict : examples of this would be [[Darkseid]] from DC.
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On the exact opposite end of the spectrum are beings so despotic that they are considered the worst of the worst in their setting, even when such settings have cataclysmic threats and any alliances these particular characters make is purely self-serving and ends in either treachery or later conflict - examples of this would be [[Darkseid]] from DC.
   
 
It is an evil counterpart of [[w:c:hero:Category:Heroic Hegemony|Heroic Hegemony]].
 
It is an evil counterpart of [[w:c:hero:Category:Heroic Hegemony|Heroic Hegemony]].

Revision as of 01:52, 26 May 2020

Pinky: Gee, Brain, what are we gonna do tonight?
The Brain: The same thing we do every night, Pinky: try to take over the world!
~ Pinky's and Brain's infamous exchange.

Hegemonic villains have the desire to take over or rule the world, whether it is the actual Earth or their own world. On larger scales, some try to take over or rule their universe and (for the truly despotic and oppressive) all of the omniverse. This is arguably one of the most well-known types of villains.

Some of these villains can also be Necessary Evil and/or On & Off because there could be a more dangerous threat that wants to destroy the world and/or universe instead, which causes some of them to become Scapegoats if it means helping their own foes to defeat the more dangerous threat (e.g. Dr. Eggman is usually bent on world domination, but sometimes, there are a few more "evil" villains such as Black Doom from Shadow the Hedgehog or Zavok and his Deadly Six from Sonic Lost World.).

On the exact opposite end of the spectrum are beings so despotic that they are considered the worst of the worst in their setting, even when such settings have cataclysmic threats and any alliances these particular characters make is purely self-serving and ends in either treachery or later conflict - examples of this would be Darkseid from DC.

It is an evil counterpart of Heroic Hegemony. ms:Kategori:Hegemoni

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