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Rameses (The Prince of Egypt)

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## Evil-doer

### Alias

Rameses
King of Egypt
Pharaoh Rameses
Pharaoh of the Exodus
The Morning and the Evening Star
The Weak Link

### Occupation

Pharaoh of Egypt
Prince of Egypt (formerly)

### Resources

Leadership
Unlimited political power
Chariot racing skills
Command of the royal army
Khopesh blade

### Hobby

Enjoying chariot-racing.
Ruling Egypt.
Enslaving Hebrews.
Spending time with his adoptive brother (formerly).
Continuing his father's legacy.

### Goals

Become a greater Pharaoh of Egypt than his father ever was (succeeded).
Enslave the Hebrews and use them to build and expand his Egyptian empire.
Prevent the Hebrews from escaping Egypt with Moses and wipe them all out (all failed).

### Crimes

Attempted genocide
Mass murder (indirectly)
Slavery
Abuse of power
Psychological abuse
Corruption
Incrimination
Vandalism
Animal cruelty
Conspiracy
Torture
Terrorism
Unlawful imprisonment

### Type of Villain

Tragic Tyrant

**Pharaoh Rameses II**, or simply **Rameses** as he is more commonly addressed, is the main antagonist of DreamWorks' second full-length animated feature film *The Prince of Egypt*, which is based on the Book of Exodus.

Based on the Pharaoh from the aforementioned biblical tale of Moses, he is the son of Pharaoh Seti I and Queen Tuya, the father of Amun, the adoptive older brother of Moses and the adoptive brother-in-law of Tzipporah. He and Moses were raised as brothers until Moses's self-imposed exile, after which Rameses becomes the Pharaoh of Egypt, with the resulting conflict between the two becoming a deeply personal one.

He was voiced by Ralph Fiennes.
Alejandro Sosa (Scarface)

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**NOTE: This article is about the incarnation of Alejandro Sosa from the 1983 film. For the incarnation of him from Scarface: The World Is Yours, see here.**

## Evil-doer

### Alias

Alex
Mr. Sosa
Sosa

### Occupation

International drug lord
Boss of the Bolivian Cartel
Landowner

### Resources

Planning
Great wealth
American government and Bolivian military connections
Cunning
Very high intelligence
Gunmanship
Marksmanship

### Hobby

Expanding his nefarious drug empire.
Killing anyone whom he deems as a traitor or threat towards himself.

### Goals

Protect and improve his cocaine business  (partially succeeded).
 Prevent an activist from exposing his business  (failed).
Kill Tony Montana (succeeded).

### Crimes

Organized crime
Multiple murders
Drug trafficking
Home invasion

### Type of Villain

Wealthy Crime Lord

**Alejandro Sosa** is the main antagonist of the 1983 epic crime drama film *Scarface*.

He is a powerful international drug lord at Bolivia and Tony Montana's former friend up until the latter betrayed him. He at first has a good business relationship with Tony, but once Tony refuses to carry out a task Alejandro gives to him, Sosa cuts off ties with him.

In the film, he was portrayed by the late Paul Shenar.
Ragyō Kiryūin

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## Evil-doer

### Alias

The Director
Lady Ragyō

### Occupation

CEO of REVOCS Corporation
Chair of Honnōji Academy
Head of the Kiryuin Conglomerate

### Resources

Regeneration
Life Fiber manipulation
Skill at brainwashing
Superhuman strength
Skill in combat
Intellect
Superhuman reflexes
Absorption

### Hobby

Abusing and raping her daughters.
Conducting the Life Fabers.

### Goals

Enslave humanity to Life Fibers and help Life Fibers expand throughout the universe.
Defeat Ryūko (both failed).

### Crimes

Mass murder (both directly and indirectly)
Rape
Psychological abuse
Child abuse
Pedophilia
Mass betrayal
Incest
Attempted omnicide
Terrorism
Brainwashing
Child endangerment
Vandalism
Defamation
Assault and battery
Mass corruption
Voyeurism
Scamming
Brainwashing
Attempted filicide
Torture
Sexual harassment
Mariticide by proxy

### Type of Villain

Misanthropic Deity

**Ragyō Kiryūin** is the main antagonist of the 2013-2014 original anime series *Kill La Kill*, and its subsequent manga adaptation of the same name. She is the CEO of the REVOCS Corporation, a facade textile company whose true goal was to assist the COVERS in the circulation of Life Fibers worldwide along with Nui Harime and Rei Hōōmaru. She is also the chair of Honnoji Academy, as well the evil, abusive and perverted mother as well the archenemy of Ryūko Matoi and Satsuki Kiryūin.

She was voiced by Romi Park in Japanese and Laura Post in English.
Little Bill Daggett

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## Evil-doer

### Alias

Bill Daggett
Little Bill
Sheriff Daggett

### Occupation

Sheriff of the Township of Big Whiskey (official)

### Resources

Power and fluence
Great strength
Gun skills
Manipulation

### Hobby

Beating, torturing, and killing those he dislikes.

### Goals

Maintain his power and his control over the town (succeeded, but then failed).
Punish those who do not follow his town's order (succeeded, but then failed).
Prevent anyone from claiming the bounty of the two guilty cowboys (failed).
Kill Ned Logan (succeeded).
Kill William Munny and anyone who dares to oppose or stand in his path (failed).

### Kill Count

1 (confirmed)
Dozens (possibly)
Several (attempted)

### Crimes

Abuse of power
Assault
Vandalism
Murder
Terrorism
Incrimination
Crimes against peace
Serial murder (implied)
Torture
Obstruction of justice
Kidnapping
Reckless endangerment
Attempted murder

### Type of Villain

Corrupt Totalitarian

**William "Little Bill" Daggett, Jr.** is the main antagonist of the 1992 western film *Unforgiven*.

He was portrayed by Gene Hackman.

## What Makes Him Pure Evil?

* He brutally abuses, tortures and imprisons those that do not follow his rule, even though it is merely having a gun and not committing a crime.
* After a cowboy scarred a prostitutes face and nearly killed her, he let them go free, selective enforcement based on his own unfounded spite and prejudices.
* He tried to prevent and punish anyone who tried to punish the said cowboys, even though it was justified.
* He encouraged the town to curse the prostitutes by calling them names after they were avenged.
* He brutally tortured a man and beat him to death, and ended up killing him. While it wasn't intentional, he was very proud of what he did and put the body out on display to intimidate others.
Buildings

## Overview

**Buildings** in Mini Megafactory have a variety of different uses.

Most do simple things like upgrading the value of your Ore or giving it status effects, while there are also special buildings; for example, the Drill which creates ore, or the Furnace which sells it.

Certain **upgraders** give elemental multipliers, such as plant, electric, ice, or fire. These special multipliers have unique benefits for certain ores and other upgraders.

## Obtainment

Buildings can be acquired from **Packs**, which are given to players upon reaching certain money milestones. Basic packs (**gray**) typically come in hands of **3**, and give **3** different types items. One type of item with rarity Blue or Rare, and **2** other types of items with rarity Gray or Common. Advanced packs (**purple**) typically come in hands of **2**, and give an Advanced Building. Some buildings may only be unlocked after they are bought in the item shop with Crystals obtained from beating levels for the first time. Also, some buildings have external requirements, such as purchasing a **gamepass** or having a **badge** from another game (these requirements are listed in the **Extra Info** column of the table below.

## List of Buildings

Information about the buildings is listed below: (If you are on a computer, you can use Ctrl + F to quickly search for a specific building)

Certain buildings have their own dedicated page, with expanded details and uses. If a building is red-linked, well, why don't you help out by creating by a page for it? ;)

**(EDITORS: If you make a page for a specific building, press the category button at the bottom of the page and add it to "Buildings", thanks!)**
Malachite Drill

## Overview

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**Malachite Drills** are drills that produce malachite ore at a slightly slower rate than normal drills. They are unlocked in the Mystery Item Giver. Once unlocked, it is found in advanced packs with an advanced rarity.

## Usage

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The malachite drill is useful in B-side levels where you cannot get any more basic drills. Otherwise it is not useful unless you need malachite.

buildings
Abaddon the Despoiler

### Goals

Deal a fatal final blow to the Emperor in his undying state, Destroy the Imperium and uniting the whole rest of humanity under the dark banners of Chaos.

### Crimes

Malefic
Vandalism
Mass murder
High treason
Galactic-scale wars
Genocide
Slavery
Terrorism
Usurpation
Mundicide
Mongering

### Type of Villain

Traitorous Monger

**Abaddon the Despoiler** (also known as **Ezekyle Abaddon**) is one of the main antagonists of the *Warhammer 40,000* franchise. He is the Warmaster of Chaos, former First Captain and now absolute leader of the Black Legion and rumored to be the clone progeny of Warmaster Horus. He is currently the most powerful Warmaster of all, successor to Horus, and blessed by the Chaos Gods. His Warhammer Fantasy and Age of Sigmar counterpart is Archaon.
Tighten

Get revenge on Megamind for tricking him and on Roxanne Ritchi for not loving him as he wanted.
Destroy Metro City (all failed).

### Crimes

Mass murder (heavily implied)
Breaking and entering
Public endangerment
Usurpation
Terrorism
Assault
Stalking
Mass destruction
Theft
Vandalism
Arson
Kidnapping
Manslaughter
 Attempted populicide

### Type of Villain

Vengeful Supervillain

**Hal Stewart**, better known by his supervillain name **Tighten** (alternatively spelled **Titan**), is the main antagonist of DreamWorks' 21st full-length animated feature film *Megamind*.

He is the former nerdy and creepy cameraman of Roxanne Ritchie who later became a vengeful, traitorous, and destructive supervillain as he was hit by the serum of Megamind. He is also Megamind's ultimate arch-nemesis.

He was voiced by Jonah Hill in the English version, and by Subaru Kimura in the Japanese version.
Barkis Bittern

**Lord Barkis Bittern**, simply known as **Barkis Bittern**, is the main antagonist of Tim Burton's Corpse Bride.

He is a greedy, arrogant and manipulative aristocrat who is bent on getting married to women in order to kill them, so he would be able to gain their fortune and wealth. He once killed a wealthy young woman he claimed to love and years after committing such deed, is bent on repeating it again with another victim. He is Victor Van Dort's arch-nemesis and love rival.

He was voiced by Richard E. Grant.

## What Makes Him Pure Evil?

* He scammed Emily, telling her he was really in love with her, and then stabbed her through her stomach, killing her.
* He scammed Maudeline Everglot and Finis Everglot, telling them that he's a rich man, and soon, they arranged Victoria to marry Barkis.
* He crashed Victoria and Victor's wedding, in which Emily remembered him and then Barkis mocked and psychologically tormented her.
* He stole a blade and held Victoria hostage with it to her throat, telling Victor that she's still *his* wife.
* He attempted to murder Victor for trying to stop him.
* He lacks any redeeming qualities and is taken completely seriously.
Gideon Gordon Graves

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## Evil-doer

### Alias

G-Man
Creep
Geeky Guy
Dick

### Occupation

Founder and leader of the League of Evil Exes
Owner of the Chaos Theatre and GGG Heavy Industries
Club enterpriser
Record dealer
Sponsor of the Sex Bob-omb Band (formerly)
Inventor

### Resources

High intelligence
Martial arts
Swordsmanship skills
Wealth
Hand-to-hand combat
Robotic and environmental skills (video game)
Vast psychic powers (video game)
Transformations (video game)
The Glow

### Hobby

Collecting his ex-girlfriends and cryogenically freezing them.
Hosting parties

### Goals

Gain Ramona's subspace powers and use them to control every mind in the world.
 Control Ramona's love life.
Cryogenically freeze Ramona for his collection of ex’s to be dated later
Destroy Scott Pilgrim and have Ramona as his muse. (all failed).

### Crimes

Domestic abuse
Murder
Kidnapping
Terrorism
Hate crimes
Death threats
Assault
Stalking
Unethical experimentation
Usurpation
Mass torture
Vandalism

### Type of Villain

Greedy Control Freak

**Gideon Gordon Graves** is the main antagonist of the *Scott Pilgrim* franchise.

He serves as the unseen overarching antagonist of Volume 1 and 2, the overarching antagonist of Volume 3-5, and the main antagonist of Volume 6.

While being the seventh and last ex-boyfriend of delivery girl "Ramona Flowers", Gideon is an evil, knowledgeable mastermind with a plan of conquering the world, as well as being the leader and founder of the League of Evil Exes, created after he met Ramona's other exes on the Internet, and the archenemy of Scott Pilgrim, the series main protagonist and Ramona's current boyfriend.
Heinz Doofenshmirtz

Vanquish Perry the Platypus (formerly, failed many times, succeeded a few times).
Discredit or humiliate his younger brother Roger (failed many times, succeeded a few times).

### Family

Vanessa Doofenshmirtz (daughter)
Charlene Doofenshmirtz (ex-wife)
Roger Doofenshmirtz (brother)
Unnamed nephew

### Enemies

Perry the Platypus (former archenemy)
Major Monogram (formerly)
Carl Karl (formerly)
Roger Doofenshmirtz
Aloyse von Roddenstein (arch-rival)
Professor Banister
Rodrigo
Red Skull
Whiplash
Venom
M.O.D.O.K.
Derek
Pistachions

### Goodness Zone

Redeeming himself and promising to make up for his past mistakes.
Assisting Phineas and Ferb in some of their heroic schemes.

### Moral Event Horizon

Attempting to shrink City Hall and hold it for ransom.
Trapping many mimes in Danville in invisible boxes and possibly planning to kill them.
Making many attempts to take over the Tri-State Area.

### Kill Count

1 (attempted)
Hundreds (intended)

### Crimes

Theft
Animal cruelty
Kidnapping
Vandalism
Oppression
Unlawful imprisonment
Vandalism
Attempted mass murder
Sabotage
Unethical experimentations
Abuse of power
Hostile takeover
Mass brainwashing
Conspiracy
Incrimination
Stalking
Assault
Invasion of privacy
Trespassing
Destruction

### Type of Villain

Tragic Scientist

**Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz** is the main antagonist of the Disney Channel animated series*Phineas and Ferb*, and a major character in the 2011 animated TV film *Phineas and Ferb The Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension*, the 2020 Disney+ film *Phineas and Ferb The Movie: Candace Against the Universe*, and the spin-off series *Milo Murphy's Law*.

He was an evil scientist who used to be arch-enemies with secret agent Perry the Platypus, who foils almost all of his semi-evil schemes, though a few turn out to be successful. In *Milo Murphy's Law*, he is revealed to be the former identity of **Professor Time**, the future inventor of time travel.

He was voiced by Dan Povenmire, who is also one of the co-creators of the series.
Dag (Barnyard)

**Dag** is the main antagonist of Nickelodeon's 16th feature film *Barnyard*. He is a sadistic coyote who serves as Otis' arch-nemesis, the murderer of his adoptive father Ben, and the coyotes' leader and boss.

He was voiced by David Koechner.

## What Makes Him Pure Evil?

* He keeps a keychain of chicken feet from his previous meals to frighten his victims.
* He tries to steal six hens away from the farm for food, threatening to take more if they make any noise.
* He sadistically kills Ben with the help of his gang even after Ben let him live despite his better judgement.
* He chases down a rabbit with his pack, intending on killing it.
* He blames Otis for Ben's death just to make him sad.
* He threatens to kill everyone on the farm, maybe even the human farmer too, if Otis tries to stop the coyotes from taking only a few animals per night. He then breaks his deal with Otis by stealing hens (and a baby chick) during the daytime instead.
* He tries to devour the chick Maddy just for calling him a "meaner", revealing that he's both sadistic and petty, willing to kill others just for insults that are very minor compared to his own actions.
* He nearly kills Otis by doing a sneak attack on him, just as he did Ben.
* Despite him agreeing to leave Otis and his friends alone when he was threatened, it was merely out of cowardice rather than genuine remorse since he had nothing to do to avoid his wrath.
* While he has comedic moments, such as the part where he made a fat joke when he told Otis "see ya around" and made a joke out of the "round" part, and his defeat, when he was kicked out of his junkyard by Otis with a golf club like a ball, he is still taken really seriously and has no redeeming qualities, making him the darkest *Barnyard* character.
Andy Evans

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## Evil-doer

* Film
* Graphic Novel

### Alias

Andy Evans
The Monster
"IT"
Mr. Evans
Andy

### Occupation

High school student
Sex offender

### Resources

Charisma
Manipulation

### Hobby

Bullying Melinda.
Hanging out with his peers.

### Goals

Continue sexually harassing girls and get away with it.
Rape Melinda for the second time (both failed).

### Moral Event Horizon

Betraying and raping Melinda.
Psychologically breaking other innocent girls and tormenting them.

### Kill Count

1 (implied)
1 (attempted; film version only)
Several (attempted; novel version only)

### Crimes

**Both versions:**
Rape
Defamation
Sexual harassment
Terrorism
Abuse (including physical abuse, psychological abuse and child abuse)
Torture
Kidnapping
Stalking
Corruption
Conspiracy
Hate crimes
Incrimination
Assault
**Exclusive to the film version:**
Death threats
Betrayal
Blackmail
Extortion
Murder (implied)
Child endangerment (possibly)
Attempted femicide
**Exclusive to the novel version:**
Serial rape
Attempted mass murder (inc. mass femicide)

### Type of Villain

Sadistic Rapist

**Andrew "Andy" Evans** is the main antagonist of the 1999 book *Speak* by Laurie Halse Anderson and its 2004 film adaptation, and is the archenemy of the protagonist, Melinda Sordino. Andy also appears as a minor antagonist in its sequel *Catalyst*.

He was portrayed by Eric Lively, which is his only villainous role so far.

## What Makes Him Pure Evil?

* He raped Melinda Sordino while she got drunk at a party (thus giving her PTSD), which led to several unjust arrests.
* She harassed Melinda in and outside of school out of sadism.
* In the book, it's revealed via writing in a bathroom stall that he raped many more girls than just Melinda.
* He manipulated Melinda's friend Rachel to attend a dance with him and be his girlfriend. Fortunately before it's too late, she later leaves him when she finds out how terrible he is.
* He threatened to rape Melinda a second time after she dampened his reputation and later attempted to do so.
* While he seems to be an innocent and friendly person, but it's all a act to hide his dark sadistic nature. Only to rape any girls he comes across.
* He doesn't care about anyone but himself. Even his friends he just uses to boost his popularity and sees them more as pawns than actual people.
* He lacks redeeming qualities and there's nothing sympathetic about him.
* While the punishments and bullying he has received in the novel *Catalyst* can be considered sympathetic, it was played for satisfaction because he actually got what he deserved for what he has done to Melinda and the others.
Sal (Wadanohara)

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## Evil-doer

* Humanoid
* Shark

### Alias

Sal
Syake-san
Syakesan

### Occupation

Ambassador and commander of the Sea of Death
Member of Uomihime's Court (falsely)
Terrorist
War criminal

### Resources

Manipulation
High intelligence
Charisma
Durability
Leadership
Ability to change to shark or humanoid

### Hobby

Trying to be along with Wadanohara.
Swimming.
Eating seaweed and sweet white things.
Having a cute appeal.
Terrorizing the Blue Sea.
Harassing Samekichi.

### Goals

Frame Samekichi as a traitor without anybody knowing (succeeded for awhile, but later failed).
Destroy the Cast Pearl (succeeded).
Destroy the Great Blue Sea in favour to the Sea of Death.
Rape Wadanohara to extract her memories and became the Red Sea Witch.
Get away from his crimes.
Ruin the lives of Wadanohara and Samekichi.
Be with Wadanohara (all failed).

### Crimes

Sexual assault
Rape (player-determinant)
Brainwashing
Incrimination
Attempted genocide
Vandalism
War crimes
War instigation
Attempted evasion of justice
Terrorism
Corruption
Cannibalism (possibly)
Attempted domination
Attempted conquest of the Great Blue Sea

### Type of Villain

Sadomasochistic Terrorist

**Shiranami** (in Japanese: **白波**), or better known as **Sal** or **Syake-san**, is the posthumous main antagonist in the 2013 videogame *Wadanohara and the Great Blue Sea*. (as well as the 2020 re-release of the same name.)

He originally was thought to work for the Sea Kingdom until he was revealed to be a cunning and manipulative traitor working for the Sea of Death, in order to release Princess Mikotsu and full the sea of infinite madness, terrorism and death.

He takes two forms in the game, shifting between both as he wishes. Sal is also the elder twin brother of Samekichi, son of Old and Namikaze, and the late uncle of Minami.
Roger Retinz

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## Evil-doer

* Retinz
* Mr. Reus

### Alias

Mr. Reus
Ratings Rajah

### Origin

*Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice*

### Occupation

Magician (formerly)
TV producer

### Resources

Masterful planning
Magic tricks
High intelligence

### Goals

Ruin the reputation of Troupe Gramarye in revenge for being kicked out.
Frame Trucy Wright for murder (all failed).

### Moral Event Horizon

Murdering his longtime fan Manov and framing Trucy Wright for the murder.

### Crimes

Defamation
Libel
Murder
Forgery
Fraud
Attempted theft
Attempted possession
Terrorism
Tampering with a crime scene
Incrimination
Crimes against justice
Extortion
Attempted corruption
Perjury
Abuse

### Type of Villain

Vengeful Murderer

**Roger Retinz** (in Japanese: 志乃山 金成, ***Kanenari Shinoyama***) is a major antagonist in the 2016 Capcom video game *Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Spirit of Justice*. Specifically, he is the main antagonist of the second case, *The Magical Turnabout*.

He is a TV producer who formerly worked as a magician for Troupe Gramarye under the name "**Mr. Reus**" (in Japanese: Mr. メンヨー, ***Mr. Menyo***), but was kicked out by the leader of the Troupe, Magnifi Gramarye, leading him to seek revenge. Part of this revenge was being responsible for the murder of one of his long-time admirers, Manov Mistree.
Turbo (Wreck-It Ralph)

Turbo

### Goals

Maintain his survival and legacy around Litwak's Arcade by seizing control of *Sugar Rush* without any interference.
Take over arcade games.
Kill Wreck-it Ralph and Vanellope (all failed).

### Crimes

Theft
Harassment
Invasion
Cruel and unusual punishments
Breaking and entering
Hacking
Usurpation
Abuse of power
Mass involuntary manslaughter
Terrorism
Sabotage
High treason
Mass destruction
Kidnapping
Public endangerment
Fraud
Death threats
Vandalism
Torture
Conspiracy
Attempted mass murder (including child murder)
Brainwashing
Psychological abuse
Child abuse
Kidnapping
Slavery
False imprisonment
Assault
Reckless driving
Child endangerment
Attempted world domination
Mass corruption

### Type of Villain

Egotistical Control Freak

**Turbo**, also known under his persona **King Candy**, is the main antagonist of Disney's 52nd full-length feature film *Wreck-It Ralph* and a posthumous antagonist in its 2018 sequel *Ralph Breaks the Internet*.

He was originally the titular racer of the in-universe arcade game *Turbo-Time* before he abandoned it to take over the more popular *RoadBlasters*, leading both of the games getting crashed and being put out of order. Following this, Turbo infiltrated the world of *Sugar Rush* under a false identity so he could maintain his popularity. He is the former boss of Sour Bill, Wynnchel, Duncan and briefly the Cy-Bugs, as well as the archenemy of Vanellope von Schweetz and Wreck-It Ralph.

He was voiced by Alan Tudyk.
Judge Claude Frollo

Kill Quasimodo, Esmeralda, Captain Phoebus and anyone who gets in his way (all failed).

### Moral Event Horizon

Murdering Quasimodo's mother in cold blood.
Attempting to drown Quasimodo as a baby just for being "ugly".
Torching half of Paris in search of Esmeralda, most notably a miller's house with him and his family still inside.

### Kill Count

1 (confirmed)
Hundreds (implied)
Millions (attempted)

### Crimes

Ethnic persecution
Mass murder (heavily implied)
Attempted genocide
Attempted infanticide
Corruption
 Torture
Abuse (including abuse of power and psychological abuse)
Crimes against humanity
Gaslighting
Blackmail
Hate crimes
Rape (was willing to)
Property damage
Defilement
Obstruction of justice
Incrimination
Arson
Unlawful imprisonment
Sexual harassment
Stalking
Assault
Treason
Vandalism
Slavery
Terrorism

### Type of Villain

Fanatical Tyrant

**Judge Claude Frollo**, also simply known as **Frollo**, is the main antagonist of Disney's thirty-fourth full-length animated feature film *The Hunchback of Notre Dame* and the posthumous overarching antagonist in its 2002 sequel *The Hunchback of Notre Dame 2*. The Disney duology is loosely based on the 1831 French novel of the same name by the late Victor Hugo.

He is a religious fanatic who uses his position as the Minister of Justice in the city of Paris to enrich himself and persecute those he considers inferior, especially the city's Romani population. He is the former mentor and adoptive father of Quasimodo as well as his arch-nemesis and the murderer of his parents. This version of Frollo is noticeably more dark and evil than his literary version.

He was voiced by the late Tony Jay. In *Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance*, he was voiced by Shouzou Sasaki in the Japanese version, and by Corey Burton in the English dubbed version. In the musical, he was portrayed by Norbert Lamla. In the Korean dub, he was voiced by Byung-Kwan Kim, and the musical part was dubbed by Sung-hoon Lee. These two Korean voice actors also got together as Scar.
Daruma Ujiko

### Goals

Provide any resources necessary for the League of Villains to accomplish their goals.

### Crimes

Callous experimentations
Mass murder
Mutilation
Mass torture
Vandalism
Kidnapping
Embezzlement
Terrorism
Illegal construction

### Type of Villain

Psychopathic Scientist

**Dr. Kyudai Garaki**, also better known by his villainous alias **Daruma Ujiko**, is a major antagonist in the manga/anime series *My Hero Academia.* He is one of All For One's loyal servants and has been nursing him ever since his first defeat against All Might. He is also the scientist that is in charge of creating the Nomus.

Following All For One's arrest, Ujiko remained silent in the shadows and continued on with his work on the Nomus. He eventually reached out to Tomura Shigaraki and agreed to provide his services to him after hearing his motivation for destroying society.

He is voiced by Minoru Inaba in the Japanese version. In the English dubbed version, he is voiced by Mark Stoddard.
President Stone

President Stone

**President Dufus Stone** is the main antagonist of the 2009 sci-fi animated film *Astro Boy*.

He is the corrupt president of Metro City who seeks to get re-elected by threatening a war against the Surface-Dwellers to stay in power. In doing so, he commissioned a powerful robot called the Peacekeeper to "protect" the city from a possible attack from the surface world.

He was voiced by Donald Sutherland. In the video game adaptation of the film, he was voiced by Fred Tatasciore.
Agent Krueger

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## Evil-doer

### Alias

Kruger
Agent Kruger

### Occupation

Senior "Sleeper" Agent for the Civil Cooperation Bureau (formerly)
Independent Mercenary and Terrorist

### Resources

Genius-level intelligence
Sophistication and wisdom
Mastery at tactics, strategy and manipulation
High-level combat
Weapons expert
Mastery at swordsmanship
Enhanced physical strength
Endurance
Speed
Agility and reflexes via the Exo-Suit
Martial arts

### Hobby

Killing people.
Wreaking havoc.
Barbecuing with his katana.

### Goals

Prevent the Earth residents escape and arrive to Elysium (formerly).
Kill Delacourt for getting him fired off his job as an agent (succeeded).
Defeat and kill Max Da Costa and all his allies then to use Max's data inside his head in order to conquer Elysium under his own order (all failed).

### Crimes

Vandalism
Rape
Kidnapping
Torture
Mass murder (including child murder)
Armed robbery
Terrorism
Participation in prostitution ring
Misappropriation of military resources
Multiple human rights violations
Attempted world domination

### Type of Villain

Barbaric Terrorist

**Agent Kruger** is the central antagonist of the 2013 sci-fi action film *Elysium* and the archenemy of the film's protagonist Max Da Costa.

He was portrayed by Sharlto Copley.
Ghirahim

* Main Form
* Armoured
* Empowered
* Demon Blade

**Demon Lord Ghirahim** is the central antagonist of the 2011 action-adventure game *The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword.*

He is an extremely powerful and flamboyant being born from the Demon King Demise's sword and the evil counterpart to the Goddess Sword's spirit, Fi. He aims to capture Zelda, the Goddess Hylia reincarnated, and use her to free Demise from his current imprisonment.

He was voiced by Anri Katsu in all of his game appearances.

## What Makes Him Pure Evil?

* He likely participated in his master's first invasion of the surface millennia prior to the events of the game.
* He sought to free his master Demise with the goal of destroying all life on the planet with his power and monstrosity.
* He kidnapped Zelda and attempted to feed her soul to Demise by torturing her to death with a ritual.
* He tried to torture and kill Link in brutal and horrifying ways such as trying to burn him to a crisp, dragging him into eternal torment, and bludgeoning him to death slowly and painfully, taking delight in trying to extinguish his life.
	+ What makes this worse is the fact that Link is a teenager, meaning that he has no problem harming children and teenagers.
* He sent an army of Bokoblins to cause mass destruction across the Faron region such as having them attack an innocent Goron who was simply passing by and the Kikwi hiding from them in fear.
* He awakened all of his minions such as Blins to attack Link and threatens to kill them himself if they don't comply despite knowing they will almost definitely be killed by Link if they fight him, essentially ensuring they'll die either way.
* While he does revive Demise, this is out of pure fanaticism rather than loyalty.
* While he does have comedic moments, they don't detract from his villainy.
* While certain other villains in the franchise do worse, including his master, Ghirahim still stands out due to his sadism, and the destructive nature of his plan, which has dire ramifications throughout the series.
* While he may seem to lack moral agency due to being a sword, it is shown and stated by his heroic opposite, Fi, that the humanoid swords are capable of their own morals and choices and are self-aware thus proving he has a clear moral agency.
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**William "Wild Bill" Wharton** is the main antagonist of the novel *The Green Mile* by Stephen King and its 1999 film adaptation.
He is a wild-acting, dangerous multiple-murderer who is determined to make as much trouble as he can before he is executed. He is also responsible for killing a family, raping two kids, and framing John Coffey for it. He was also the arch-nemesis of John Coffey.
He was portrayed by Sam Rockwell.

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Conquest (Invincible)

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## Evil-doer

* Comics
* Cartoon

### Occupation

Soldier of the Viltrum Empire
Thragg's Enforcer
Supervillain

### Resources

Hand-to-hand combat specialist
Fear inducement
**Viltrumite physiology:**
Decelerated aging
Flight
Interstellar travel
Super strength
Super speed
Super stamina
Super endurance
Nigh-Invulnerability
Enhanced healing
Enhanced lung capacity
Anger empowerment
Age empowerment
Survival empowerment
Dominant genetics

### Hobby

Conquering worlds for the Viltrumite Empire.
Causing as much death and destruction possible.
Fighting opponents for “fun”.
Antagonizing Invincible.

### Goals

Serve the Viltrum Empire.
Kill Invincible (failed).

### Moral Event Horizon

Massacring multiple planets and aliens.
Attempting to conquer Earth and take over the world.
Traumatizing Invincible and trying to kill Atom Eve.

### Crimes

Genocide
Terrorism
Mass murder
Mass destruction
Vandalism
Invasion
Serial mundicide
War crimes
Torture
Mutilation
Assault and battery
Psychological abuse
Child abuse
Conspiracy

### Type of Villain

Sadistic Thrill-Seeker

**Conquest** is a major antagonist in the Image Comics series *Invincible*. He is one of Invincible's archenemies and one of his most powerful foes.

He is a very old Viltrumite, and probably the second most powerful (behind Thragg). He fought for the Viltrum Empire for thousands of years, even after the scourge virus decimated their population he continued to single-handedly conquer planets. His actions were done not so much out of belief in the Viltrumite cause but rather out of pure sadism and blood-lust.
Leonard Wright

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## Evil-doer

* Masked
* Unmasked

### Alias

The Lincoln Killer
Lincoln
The Ghost of Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln's Ghost
The Killer
Officer Kennedy

### Occupation

Government teacher at Lincoln High School

### Resources

Stealth
Strength
Improvisation
Evasion

### Goals

Kill anyone who's a threat to Chelsea Blythe's campaign.
Frame George Roemer for the murders.
Confess his love and obsession to Chelsea and get her to kill Joanna (all failed).

### Crimes

Serial murder
Mutilation
Animal cruelty
Terrorism
Kidnapping
Theft
Attempted incrimination
Assault and battery
Stalking
Vandalism

### Type of Villain

Obsessed Serial Killer

**Leonard Wright**, also known as **The Lincoln Killer**, is the main antagonist of the 2010 comedy-horror film *President's Day*. He was a teacher obsessed with one of his students who began killing the other candidates of a school presidential election so she would win.

## Portrayals

* George Stover (as Leonard)
* Ryan Scott Thomas (as Lincoln)
* Kevin Crawley (as Lincoln)
* Chris LaMartina (as Lincoln)
* Mike LaMartina (as Lincoln)
Peter Pettigrew (Warner Bros.)

***NOTE: This page is about the movie incarnations of Peter Pettigrew. For the book versions, see Peter Pettigrew (original).***

## Evil-doer

* Human
* Scabbers

### Alias

Wormtail
Scabbers

### Occupation

Lord Voldemort's servant
Member of the Order of the Phoenix (defected)
Student of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry (formerly)

### Resources

Transfiguration
Dark Arts
Charms
Dueling
Non-verbal magic
Wand versatility
Potions
Deductive skills and intelligence

### Hobby

Tricking other people so he can stay alive.
Complementing and serving Lord Voldemort.
Practising the Dark Arts.

### Goals

Give James and Lily away to Voldemort, so he can stay alive.
Frame Sirius Black for mass murder and giving away James and Lily.
Stay in hiding from the loyal Death Eaters after Voldemort's fall (all succeeded).
Escape from Sirius Black and Remus Lupin (failed at first; but then succeeded).
Find what is left of Voldemort and reunite with him (succeeded).
Serve Lord Voldemort so that he can stay alive (presumably failed).

### Crimes

High treason
Mass murder
Terrorism
Harassment
Reckless endangerment
Vandalism
Corruption
Gross negligence
Hate crimes
Attempted infanticide by proxy
Mutilation
Pseudocide
Kidnapping
Incrimination
Stalking
Conspiracy
Malefic
Operating as an animagus without a license
Child abuse
Theft

### Type of Villain

Cowardly Traitor

**Peter Pettigrew**, also known by his nickname **Wormtail,** is a major antagonist in the *Harry Potter* film franchise. He made his debut as the main antagonist of *The Prisoner of Azkaban*, the secondary antagonist of *The Goblet of Fire*, a cameo character in *The Order of the Phoenix*, a minor antagonist in *The Half-Blood Prince*, and a supporting antagonist in *The Deathly Hallows - Part 1*. He initially appeared in *The Philosopher's Stone* and *The Chamber of Secrets*, disguised as Ron Weasley's pet rat Scabbers.

He was originally one of James Potter's friends alongside Remus Lupin and Sirius Black, but later joined the Death Eaters and betrayed James and his wife Lily to Lord Voldemort out of cowardice. He then murdered twelve Muggles before hiding for a little over a decade in his animagus form of a rat, framing Sirius for his crimes.

He was portrayed by Timothy Spall while his younger self was portrayed by Charles Hughes in flashbacks. While disguised as Scabbers, he was portrayed by the late animal actor, Dex.
Hades (Disney)

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## Evil-doer

### Alias

Lord of the Dead
Pluto (Roman name)
Ruler of the Underworld
God of the Underworld
Supreme Nether Underlord
Boss Teal: Underworld Crime Boss
Lazuli
Prince Azure
Lord Indigo
Rex (by Megara)
Your Most Lugubriousness (by Pain)
H-ster (by Sora)

### Occupation

Ruler of the Underworld
Member of the Council of Disney Villains (*Kingdom Hearts*)

### Resources

Relative omnipotence
Pyrokinesis
Umbrakinesis
Summoning demons
Necromancy
Teleportation
Charisma
Manipulation
Deception
Immortality
Intimidation

### Hobby

Making manipulative deals.
Flirting with women.
Torturing Hercules and his closest friends.
Causing havoc.
Abusing Pain and Panic.

### Goals

Overthrow Zeus and conquer Olympus so he can finally leave his job as ruler of the Underworld.
Unleash the Titans upon Olympus and rule over the cosmos.
Kill Hercules and anyone who stands in his way (all failed).

### Crimes

Malefic
Grand theft animarum
Terrorism
Usurpation
Enslavement
Attempted nepoticide
Attempted fratricide
Torture
Abuse of power
Public endangerment
Psychological abuse
Treason
Conspiracy
Kidnapping
Stalking
Vandalism
Blackmail
Animal cruelty
Mass murder (implied)

### Type of Villain

Wrathful Death God

**Hades** is the main antagonist of Disney's *Hercules* franchise, serving as the main antagonist of Disney's thirty-fifth full-length animated feature film *Hercules* and *Hercules: The Animated Series*, one of the secondary antagonists in *Mickey's House of Villains*, and a recurring antagonist in the *Kingdom Hearts* franchise.

He is the ruler of the Underworld, Pain and Panic's leader and boss, Hercules' uncle and arch-nemesis, and Zeus and Poseidon's brother.

In all of his appearances, he was voiced by James Woods. His singing voice was provided by Rob Paulsen in the song "It's Our House Now!" in *Mickey's House of Villains*. In the musical, he was portrayed by Roger Bart, who also provided the singing voice of Hercules in the 1997 original film.
Andrew Carver

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## Evil-doer

### Resources

Singing
Natural leading
Fighting

### Goals

Get whatever he wants from a woman, even if it means to brutally rape her (failed).

### Kill Count

1 (implied)
1 (was willing to)

### Crimes

Terrorism
Rape
Murder (heavily implied)
Coercion
Torture
Vandalism
Pedophilia (possibly)
Theft
Abuse

### Type of Villain

Wealthy Rapist

**Andrew Carver** is the main antagonist in the 1995 erotic drama exploitation film *Showgirls*.

He was portrayed by William Shockley.
Gustav Graves

* Gustav Graves
* Tan-Sun Moon

Endangering South Korea and causing mass panicking across the country while attempting to destroy the government and kill thousands.
Stealing diamonds from Africa, which is very racist to do.

### Kill Count

3
Thousands (attempted)

### Crimes

Incrimination
Terrorism
Patricide
Attempted mass murder
Vandalism
Mass destruction
Attempted populicide
Torture
Conspiracy

### Type of Villain

Jingoistic Mastermind

**Tan-Sun Moon** (Korean/Chosŏn'gŭl: 문탄순, *Mun Tan-sun*), later known as **Sir Gustav Graves**, is the main antagonist in the 2002 *James Bond* film *Die Another Day*.

He is a colonel in the Korean People's Army who intended to unite the Korean peninsula under the North Korean flag through force. After his presumed demise by the hands of James Bond, he changed his appearance to infiltrate the society he intended to destroy.

As Col. Moon, he was portrayed by Will Yun Lee. As Gustav Graves, he was portrayed by Toby Stephens.
Krogan

Claim the Bewilderbeast for Drago Bludvist and the Northern Alliance (all failed).
Betray and kill Viggo Grimborn and Johann (partially succeeded, indirectly).

### Crimes

Slavery
Aiding and abetting
Mass murder
Vandalism
Attempted populicide
Animal cruelty
Kidnapping
Corruption
Crimes against humanityTorture
Terrorism
Arson
Destruction

### Type of Villain

Sadistic Right-Hand

**Krogan** is a recurring antagonist in the *How to Train Your Dragon* franchise, serving as an unseen flashback antagonist in the 2014 animated feature film *How to Train Your Dragon 2* and the secondary antagonist of the Netflix computer-animated TV series *Dragons: Race to the Edge*, serves as a minor antagonist in Seasons 3 and 4, the main antagonist of Season 5 and the central antagonist of Season 6.

He is the leader of the Dragon Flyers, a servant of Drago Bludvist, and the representative of the Northern Alliance to the Dragon Hunter]. Krogan was tasked with acquiring Hiccup Horrendous Haddock III's dragon Toothless and claiming another Bewilderbeast egg for the Alliance's army.

He was voiced by Hakeem Kae-Kazim}.
King K. Rool

King K. Rool

Steal the Crystal Coconut and become ruler of the Kongo Bongo Island (in the TV series; failed).

### Crimes

Theft
Murder (implied)
Piracy
Kidnapping
Attempted genocide
Extortion
Crimes against humanity
Abuse of power
Torture
Animal cruelty
Unlawful imprisonment
Attempted world domination
Terrorism
Hate crimes
Embezzlement
Stalking
Mutiny
Attempted mass murder
Malefic
Usurpation
Slavery
War crimes
Attempted starvation
Vandalism
Invasion
Pollution
Conspiracy
Destruction

### Type of Villain

Greedyy Tyrant

**King K. Rool**, often simply referred to as **K. Rool**, is the main antagonist of the *Donkey Kong* franchise. He is the malevolent king of the Kremlings, the leader of the Kremling Krew, and he is the arch-nemesis of Donkey Kong, Diddy Kong, and the rest of the DK Clan.

King K. Rool has repeatedly tried to steal the Kongs' Banana Hoard for reasons unbeknownst to anyone and has even kidnapped members of the Kong Family on various occasions. His name is a pun on the word *cruel*, which describes his actions and his personality. He was originally a pirate on the Kremling galleon that wrecked in Krem Quay, turning the main port into a salt marsh. This is also made apparent by the Kremkoins, his logbook, and his various portraits as a pirate on a sunken ship in *Donkey Kong 64*.

In the *Donkey Kong Country* animated series, he was voiced by Benedict Campbell, while in the Japanese dub of the television series, he was voiced by Jūrōta Kosugi. In *Donkey Kong 64*, K. Rool was voiced by Chris Sutherland. In later games since then, he is voiced by Toshihide Tsuchiya, who also voices Funky Kong in the series.

1. ↑ **About Krem Quay**: *Yet another Kremling Galleon has sunk here in Krem Quay. Once the port of Crocodile Isle (as if anyone would really want to visit), the place is now a swamp, crawling with rats and other vile vermin. Some of the underwater action here is particularly gloomy, so you'll need a friend with a light to show you the way.*" - *Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest* instruction booklet, page 21
Edwin Epps

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## Evil-doer

### Resources

Whip proficiency
Strength
Wealth
Intimidation

### Hobby

Torturing his slaves.
Antagonizing Solomon Northup.
Raping Patsey.

### Goals

Keep the African slaves under his command (mostly succeeded).
Break Solomon's spirit (failed).

### Crimes

Death threats
Human trafficking
Slavery
Rape
Assault
Stalking
Attempted murder
Hate crimes
Pedophilia (implied)
Torture
Adultery
Obstruction of justice
Abuse (psychological, physical, and of power)
Manslaughter

### Type of Villain

Sadistic Slaver

**Edwin Epps** is the main antagonist of the 2013 autobiographical film *12 Years a Slave*. He is a barbarous plantation owner, whom made a name for himself of being one of the cruelest of slavers due to his relentless brutality.

He is obsessed with both a female slave named Patsey whom he sexually abuses, and Solomon Northup (known by his slave name "Platt" then), whom he is particularly interested in breaking.

He was portrayed by Michael Fassbender.
Orange Man

Killing an innocent father and torturing that man's wife to the point of raping her.

### Kill Count

2
1 (attempted)

### Crimes

Home invasion
Child abuse
Hostage taking
Public endangerment
Breaking and entering
Blackmail
Torture
Vandalism
Terrorism
Murder
Rape

### Type of Villain

Sadistic Thug

**The Orange Man** is the secondary antagonist of the 2000 superhero thriller film *Unbreakable*. He was an unnamed, sadistic killer who committed a home invasion and became David Dunn's first target in his efforts to become a hero.

He was portrayed by Chance Kelly.