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Hey, I think it is because they see him as somebody who is genuinely out to do justice for the civilians. People think that he is simply doing his job and that he has no malicious intentions behind his actions. Even though, he displays malicious intentions and no care for civilians or his own people, the marines.

Yeah, and that's just dumb and they should know. Because they should see through his actions. But the people I asked said something like "because marines are the good ones" or "because he thinks he is good and in the right", what are the dumbest and most unlogical arguments someone can give. Smart people like us know that that isn't true. Because there are plenty of villains who do heinous crimes and think it's for the greater good or villains on the side of the justice, and the other way around, heroes on the criminal side (Like Robin Hood). I think he is one of the controversial Pure Evil villains like Light Yagami for example. But I always wonder if the creators wanted to portray characters like Akainu and Light as Pure Evil or it wasn't on purpose but the way how they are portrayed show it. Because we have the rule of "No word of god".

But my friends and I had a question. Why isn't Blackbeard from One Piece under Pure Evil too? Isn't he heinous enough? Many people tell me that he's even worse and more evil than Akainu.

I don't know if Akainu or Light were intentionally portrayed to be pure evil by their writers. But, for pure evil villains who are intentionally written to be pure evil like Frieza or Hody Jones, they are often flat and static characters. There is often not much to these types of pure evil villains since they are only extremely cruel. And often times, these types of pure evil villains do not have much depth to their character besides being very wicked.

Plus, with pure evil, a writer may not think the villain they wrote were pure evil but they ended up meeting all the criteria. That tends to happen. It's whether the villain meets the criteria that counts.

With Blackbeard, he seems to respect his own crew, the Blackbeard Pirates. Blackbeard is like the evil counterpart to Luffy. Luffy respects his crew; Blackbeard respects his crew. With me, I think that is debatable since he betrayed his previous crew the Whitebeard Pirates. Plus in Impel Down, he only wanted the strongest members for his pirate crew which was why he had a bunch of prisoners fight and die to prove to him who is the strongest. I think he may not care so much for his crew for their unique personalities like Luffy but only care that they are strong enough to help him find the one piece. He goes beyond the heinous standards but seems to have a redeeming quality.

I was updating the Evil from the Past category on the page. I was only doing category cleanup and a few grammar fixes on the page. I don't know anything about the Roy Family.

Also, Happy New Years.

That's ok. I forgive you for that.

& happy New Year to you too, sir. :-)

Alright. :)

Hey Delta, sorry I was busy and couldn't get to vote on your proposal. But, the good thing is that you got her approved.

Yeah...Anyways, glad to get her up as her type of villainy is my favorite one actually.

Anyways, another villain to propose

https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:DeltaHorizon020/PE_Proposal:_Lord_Ravannavar

I gave it a vote. He sounds like a keeper.

Late reply but thanks!

Yeah, no problem!

Yes, because only admins can add that approved and rejected evil template.

Jie Ly, you are Vincent Ly. I know that you went inactive with this account and began using the Vincent Ly account afterwards. Back then that wasn't sockpuppetry since you moved from one account to another and were not editing at the same time. But now you are using this account while, your other account has been blocked.

I think it would be interesting to see him in Wano. But, who knows how things might turn out.

Yeah. I wish the Magma lummox comes to Wano. But he chose to not due to not having enough military power after Shichibukai are no more.

Hey and thanks, I saw this write-up. It's a good write-up as it summarizes all his crimes in the flashback and his twisted personality. The only problem is that it does not include his recent crimes since the flashback. All it needs is to be updated with his recent crimes so that his write-up would include all his crimes.

Hello, sorry but I am not too familiar with Vinland Saga. It does sound like an interesting manga. You can make pages for Vinland Saga villains, if you want, as long as the pages have sufficient content, not a one-line article and is not plagiarized.

Hey Delta, it's no problem. You did research to make sure he could count and it turned out the story is self-contained. I'm also glad that he got approved too.

Thanks... Yeah, I'll admit that I didn't know it was self-contained back then but glad that a friend of mine from TV Tropes help me with qualifying Azuras and I'm happy to get another comic book villain up. Thanks for EPing him in VW and make me know the existence of the comic

I'm glad to hear that and you're welcome.

No problem dude. Good luck with your future PE proposal which reminds me...

You have read other Wildstorm titles before with the likes of The Authority or  Wildcats?

Thanks. I haven't read those stories before.

I left my vote. I voted for both.

Thank you for your response. I appreciate it. :-)

Right, no problem. :)

I see. You added the PE category without a doing a proposal, those who add the category without doing a proposal will get the category removed. The category has been abused and now we do community votes in the blogs to determine if the character counts. So people can't add or remove the category any longer.

If you think he counts, you can create a blogpost, title it "PE Proposal: Norman Spencer" and follow this tutorial to format the proposal. If most people agree with the proposal, the category can be added back to the page.

can I see an example of what a PE Proposal looks like

At the bottom of the tutorial page, there are links to a few examples of PE proposals.