Murderers

Revision as of 17:11, 12 December 2018

“	It's a difficult thing, isn't it, taking a life? Feeling the weight and responsibility of all the years the person you've murdered has lived - moments that they've cherished, the dreams that they've struggled towards gone, because of you. I want you to know something. Something important that I've learned: that it gets easier the more you do it.	„
	~ Wilson Fisk about the act of murder.

Villains who have committed the unlawful crime of homicide. Unlike Serial Killers, these Murderers and Killers don't necessarily have to kill more than once, though many do, although sometimes one victim can be an even bigger crime or loss in the story than multiple deaths if the victim was a beloved character.

NOTE: villains who have attempted murder and failed are not to be counted for. Please save that for Abusers and Homicidal.

Also, if a villain qualifies as a serial killer (> 2 victims), they DON'T need to also be categorized as a murderer.

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+{{Quote|It's a difficult thing, isn't it, taking a life? Feeling the weight and responsibility of all the years the person you've murdered has lived - moments that they've cherished, the dreams that they've struggled towards gone, because of you. I want you to know something. Something important that I've learned: that it gets easier the more you do it.|[[Kingpin (Marvel Cinematic Universe)|Wilson Fisk]] about the act of murder.}}
-{{Quote|And here's my little secret... '''I killed Mufasa'''.|[[Scar (Disney)|Scar]] admitting that he killed Mufasa.}}
-Villains who have committed the crime of homicide - unlike Serial Killers or Mass Murderers, these '''Murderers''' and '''Killers''' don't necessarily have to kill more than once, though many do. Although sometimes one victim can be an even bigger crime or loss in the story then multiple deaths, if the victim was a beloved character. If a villain qualifies as a serial killer or a mass murderer they do not need to also be categorized as a murderer.
-Variations includes:
-*'''God Killer''': Villains who have literally commited "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deicide deicide]", that is to say, in some capacity they have killed some form of deity (god) for a anarchist goal or usurp his position.
-*'''Animal Killer''': Villains who have records of killing animals.
-*'''Mass Murderer''': Villains who have killed at least 4 or more people.
+Villains who have committed the unlawful crime of ''homicide''. Unlike Serial Killers, these '''Murderers''' and '''Killers''' don't necessarily have to kill more than once, though many do, although sometimes one victim can be an even bigger crime or loss in the story than multiple deaths if the victim was a beloved character.
-'''NOTE: Villains who have attempted murder and ''failed'' are not to be counted for Please save that for [[:Category:Abusers|Abusers]].'''
-==See also==
-*[http://villains.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Homicidal Homicidal] for murderers with more extreme case.
+'''NOTE: villains who have attempted murder and ''failed'' are not to be counted for. Please save that for [[:Category:Abusers|Abusers]] and [[:Category:Homicidal|Homicidal]].'''
+'''<u>Also, if a villain qualifies as a [[:Category:Serial Killers|serial killer]] (> 2 victims), they DON'T need to also be categorized as a murderer.</u>'''
 [[es:Categoría:Asesinos]]
+[[pl:Kategoria:Zabójcy]]
-[[Category:Villains by Type]]
+[[Category:Criminals]]
+[[Category:Homicidal]]