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Consul (Half-Life)

**The Consul** is a cut character from *Half-Life 2* and was originally supposed to be the main antagonist of the game. He is the predecessor to Wallace Breen and is a human male who collaborates with the Combine and serves as the consul and ruler of Earth acting on behalf of the Combine. He appears in the *Half-Life 2 beta* as the main antagonist, though his model was used for some civilians in the final product.

## Overview

During the original draft for Half-Life 2, the Consul was the word used to refer to Doctor Breen and was a slightly different character. Like Breen, he would serve as the administrator of Earth under the title of consul and is the main human representative to the Combine Empire with his administration being based in City 17 (which was originally supposed to be in an American city based upon its early designs).

In the early draft for the game, the Consul was designed to look more like Big Brother from George Orwell's *Nineteen Eighty-Four* book and was the oppresive symbol of Combine rule over Earth which matched the more gritty and Orwell-inspired tone and aesthetic of the game early on in its production. The Consul was obsessed with acquiring immortality and would modify his body with Combine artificial life-support technology to extend his life. During his broadcasts, only his head would be shown so his modified body remained out of the public eye. His broadcasts were proceeded by a distorted tone that sounds somewhat like an airport notifcation.

Throughout the game, the extent to which his body was modified would be hidden only until the game's end when the protagonists see his true physical body.

## Trivia

* The Consul was to be seen in a slideshow from Eli Maxwell at the foot of a tower, wearing a headset, hands raised to Combine dropships as he proclaims Earth's surrender.
* There was originally supposed to be posters of the Consul on the train in the game's opening sequence with his face having an owl-eyed expression looking down at passangers. The posters would say "*The Consul says...relax*" and "*The Consul says...report*".
Luke Skywalker (Revenge of the Jedi)

### Goals

Destroy the Empire and the Sith (formerly, failed)Become the Sith Apprentice of Emperor Palpatine (succeeded)

### Crimes

Betrayal
Treason
Patricide
War crimes
Attempt of genocide
Attempt of populicide

### Type of Villain

Traitorous Chosen One

**Luke Skywalker** was intended to be the villainous main protagonist of the 1983 film *Star Wars: Revenge of the Jedi*, an early script for the third and final installment of the *Star Wars* original trilogy. Although he is in the final product a heroic character, in some early stages of filmmaking he was to kill his father Darth Vader and become a Sith Apprentice of Emperor Palpatine.

## History

*Luke was intended to slit Vaders throat and throw him into a reactor causing him to die. He then fought against Han Solo, but Han Solo disvovered that he had the Force, so he burned Luke's face and decapitated him, then he thrown Sidious into the reactor.*
Abomination (Hulk 2)

**Abomination** is the primary antagonist of the scrapped 2005 sequel to Ang Lee’s 2003 superhero film Hulk.

## History

Glenn Talbot recovered from his wounds and was given an experiment to become Abomination.

## Trivia

* He would have been played by Josh Lucas as in the first film.
* Abomination would later be used for the 2008 Incredible Hulk film, a reboot of the 2003 film.
Richard Cameron

### Goals

Revealing the DPS members after Neil's suicide and blame John Keating for an act he didn't commit (succeded, but later regretted it).
Honor John Keating against Headmaster Nolan's wishes (succeded).

### Crimes

Treachery
Incrimination
Conspiracy

### Type of Villain

Redeemed Insecure Traitor

**Richard Cameron** is the supporting character turned antagonist in the 1989 film *Dead Poets Society*. Although he is absolutely insecure and treacherous in the final product, the film's ending originally intended for him to redeem himself in the eyes of his peers after his wrongdoings during the film's climax.

He was portrayed by Dylan Kussman in the final project.

## Biography

### *Dead Poets Society*

Main article: For more information about Richard Cameron in the finished film, see here

### Ending

In the original script for the film, as John Keating prepares to leave Welton Academy for good given his "involvement" in Neil Perry's suicide, Richard Cameron sees how Todd Anderson and his fellow members of the Dead Poets Society decide to stand up against Headmaster Nolan to honor Keating's teachings and convince him that it wasn't his fault that Neil killed himself despite what Neil's dad says. Inspired by his former friends' act of defiance against Nolan's authority, Cameron decides to break the rules and stands on his desk as well to honor Keating. It can be assumed that by doing this, Richard was forgiven by his friends for his previous act of treachery or parted with them in good terms.

However, while shooting the film's ending, Dylan Kussman approached director Peter Weir and told him that it would be out of character for Cameron to stand on his desk, likely because throughout the film it's shown that Cameron lives his education by the book and doesn't want to break any rule to not get expelled from Welton Academy. Although Kussman didn't expect Weir to change his mind, Weir agreed with him and Cameron's redemption was dropped in favor of him remaining seated yet surprised once his former friends stand up against Nolan to honor Keating.

## Trivia

* Given that his intended redemption was ultimately dropped, Richard Cameron has the distinction of being one of the two former members of the Dead Poets Society to not stand on his desk at the film's ending, the other is Charlie Dalton, who gets expelled for hitting Cameron due to blaming Keating for Neil's death.
	+ Unlike Cameron however, Dalton's fate is more of a good intention since he refuses to betray Keating's trust when the teacher was falsely accused. Thus his expulsion was more of a good thing than the other way around, which allowed him to become more human outside of the school, and is technically still a DPS member at heart.
Locust (Original Gears of War 4)

The *Locusts* are the main antagonist faction of the original *Gears of War* trilogy and the original version of *Gears of War 4* before being changed into Scions in the final version of *Gears of War 4* as leaders of the Swarm.

## History

Not much is known about the Locusts in the original *Gears of War 4*, but it shows like in the final version that they have indeed survived the effects of the Countermeasure Weapon and returned as they evolved into stronger versions of themselves which they gain mutations such as gaining wings for flight and some of them capable of swimming underwater. Led by the "Big Bad", they begin their second global war against humanity.

## Locust Members

* **Gargoyles**: The Gargoyles are one of the standard Locust enemies. While they walk on the ground, they're more of a flying type of enemy that the player would've have to deal with.
* **Underwater Boomers**: The Underwater Boomers are a variation of a Boomer. Unlike the original Locust Boomers, they are shown to have grown tentacles as they are capable of swimming underwater.
* **Underwater Tickers**: The Underwater Tickers are a mutant type of Hollow sea creatures in the Locust Army. The Underwater Tickers would explode if they get near the player.
* **Unidentified Locust Leader**: This nameless Locust serves as the leader of the Locust. Not much is actually known about him but he became leader of the Locusts after Myrrah's death and plots to fulfill and finish what Myrrah started.

## Trivia

* According to Cliff Bleszinski on twitter, the Locusts would have been the main antagonist of the second *Gears of War* Trilogy before being replaced by the Swarm after the Gears of War franchise is now owned by The Coalition.
Scarecrow (Manhunt)

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## Evil-doer

### Goals

Kill James Earl Cash (failed)
Kill Piggsy (failed)

### Type of Villain

Insane Gang Leader

**Kenneth Jesperson**, better known as **The Scarecrow**, is a removed character from the controversial 2003 video game *Manhunt*.

## Biography

He was the former leader of The Smileys, before falling out of favor with Lionel Starkweather, due to him (Kenneth) being responsible for the Piggsy debacle and has since become a tramp.

However, his persona of a tramp suddenly changes whenever he puts on his mask and he becomes suddenly violent, wielding a home-made axe. During Halloween, Scarecrow puts a pumpkin on his head.

He hopes to one day kill Piggsy in order to redeem himself in they eyes of the commander and his sponsor, whoever they might've been.

## Gallery

Scarecrow in his alternate personality as "The Tramp"
## Trivia

* His last name is a reference to Keith Jesperson, also known as the "Smiley Face Killer" fittingly enough, considered that Scarecrow is the leader of the Smileys.
* Given his clothes, it's possible that Kenneth Jesperson's alter ego may have been a reference to the *Batman* villain of the same name.
Matilda Wormwood

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**Matilda Wormwood** is the titular main protagonist of the unpublished versions of the 1988 Roald Dahl novel *Matilda*.

## Personality

In the first version, Matilda Wormwood was far more villainous than she is in the published version of the novel. Roald Dahl clearly made her to seem evil, which shocked his co-workers. Roald Dahl later said that he completely got her character wrong, and remade the story from the beginning, making that she sounds like an innocent girl, who is mistreated by her family, and the headmistress Agatha Trunchbull, but she still keeps her evil and sadistic side, albeit much less than in the original novel.
Sirens (Onward)

### Goals

Hypnotize potential customers into buying their houses even if they don't want to buy them.

### Crimes

Fraud
Brainwashing
Kidnapping

### Type of Villains

Corrupt Businesswomen

The **Sirens** were intended to be supporting antagonists in Pixar's 22nd full-length animated film *Onward*. They were three real estate agents who use their hypnotizing singing to hypnotize people into buying the houses they are selling even if they aren't interested in purchasing one.

## Biography

During the Lightfoot Brothers' quest to find the Sphinx Gem to bring back their late father for a date, Ian Lightfoot and his satyr friend Jenny meet a trio of Sirens while searching for a way to the Towering Mountain. Ian asks them if they know about how to go to the Towering Mountain and they point him the direction. Though Ian thanks them for their assistance, the Sirens try to persuade him to not go there as it's too dangerous and buy one of their houses, even offering him some coffee. As Jenny warns him that the coffee can be poisoned, Ian thanks the Sirens yet again before leaving but the Sirens start singing to convince them to stay.

As the Sirens surround them, Jenny realizes their intentions and warns Ian to do something before falling into trance. Said and done, Ian uses his father's magical staff to silence the Sirens, but the spell breaks shortly afterwards and the Sirens resume their singing, succeeding in hypnotizing Ian as well. They then place Ian and Jenny inside a home so they can live there from now on and the house proceeds to sink within the earth. They are soon saved by Barley, who proves to be immune to the siren’s affects (most likely due to his slow-wittedness) and his off-key singing ends up being a weakness for the sirens and releasing Ian and Jenny from their control.

However, the scene featuring the Sirens was ultimately removed from the finished film as the filmmakers felt that it was too grim. Likewise, the character of Jenny the Satyr was dropped from the film's story when they filmmakers realized that they wanted to focus on the relationship between Ian and Barley.

## Trivia

* While one could say that the Sirens wouldn't have been real villains as they were just doing their job, it can be implied that their intentions involved some kind of malice, as Jenny states that they trick people into staying on their houses forever and such houses end up sinking within the earth.
Charles F. Muntz

### Goals

Find and bring back an extremely rare species of a tropical bird in order to regain his fame and reputation.
Kill Carl, Russell and Dug (failed).

### Crimes

Serial murder
Attempted child murder
Attempted murder
Animal cruelty
Arson
Theft
Conspiracy

### Type of Villain

Obsessed Poacher

**Charles F. Muntz** is the main antagonist of the 2009 Disney/Pixar animated film *Up*.

He was voiced by the late Christopher Plummer in the final project.

## Alternate Endings

For the film's final ending, Muntz comes after Kevin, Doug, and Russel in Carl's house that his close to floating off his airship. However, Carl gets Kevin's attention with chocolate, and she leaps out the window with Dug and Russel hanging onto her, bumping into Muntz and escaping. Muntz angrily jumps out the window after him, but gets his foot caught in some balloon strings. The strings snap and Muntz falls into the ocean to his death.

However the producers had several ideas for what would be Muntz's fate before the final project:

* As Muntz and Carl were fighting, Carl talks to him about having lost his wife, which would have lead to them bonding and Muntz redeeming himself. However, the producers couldn't think of what they would say to each other.
* Carl and Russel lure Muntz into Kevin's maze with a balloon animal resembling her. Muntz takes the bait and is subsequently trapped for an eternity, while Carl and Russel escape. This was changed because it felt more like Muntz's ending than Carl's ending.
* Carl and Russel use the same bait to lure Muntz int Carl's house as it's floating off the airship. This causes Muntz' dogs to all rush in as well, and the house floats away. This was changed because the producers felt that the house was symbolic for Ellie, and therefore didn't want to associate Muntz with Ellie.
* As Muntz jumped out the window and his feet are tangled in balloon strings, as they are in the final ending, they float up to the sky and take Muntz with them. This was scrapped because the producers didn't want to entertain the possibility of there being a sequel with Muntz returning, so they made it certain that he was killed.
B.E.V.

* Female
* Male

Delete Wreck-It Ralph and Vanellope von Schweetz from Internet due to deeming them as "viruses".

### Type of Villain

Totalitarian Artificial Intelligence

**Build to Eradicate Viruses**, or simply known as **B.E.V.**, was the main antagonist in early versions of *Ralph Breaks the Internet*, the sequel to *Wreck-It Ralph*. She/He would have been an antivirus software whose task was to delete all viruses to keep the Internet safe. In spite of her/his noble duty, B.E.V. was a cold-hearted and fascist virtual officer who would try to delete Wreck-It Ralph and Vanellope von Schweetz from Internet due to deeming them as viruses. However, B.E.V. was ultimately dropped from the finished product and Ralph's insecurities turned into the main antagonist, yet B.E.V. was later reimagined for The Void's virtual reality simulator *Ralph Breaks VR*.

She was voiced by screenwriter Pamela Ribon in *Ralph Breaks VR*.

## Biography

In early versions of *Ralph Breaks the Internet*, the sequel to the well received *Wreck-It Ralph* film, there was a main antagonist like in most Disney films for the protagonist to defeat. That character was B.E.V., the overlord of the Internet and leader of a peacekeeper organization whose goal was to eradicate all viruses to maintain the interconnected networks safe from any danger. However, when Wreck-It Ralph and Vanellope von Schweetz, the respective main characters of the video games *Fix-It Felix Jr.* and *Sugar Rush*, come to the Internet to buy a new steering wheel for Vanellope's game, B.E.V. targets them and starts hunting them down to delete them, deeming them as "viruses".

B.E.V. underwent through several iterations during the film's planning phase. She mostly posed as a sweet Midwestern lady but secretly a manipulative villain, likely in the first proposed version. In another one, B.E.V. was an antagonistic yet well-meaning security virtual official who sought to protect the Internet by any means necessary, presenting her in a more sympathetic light. In some other versions, however, B.E.V. was depicted like a militaristic male virtual officer with formal and cold demeanor. Neverthless, B.E.V.'s goal remained the same through all these versions: delete Ralph and Vanellope from Internet.

Unfortunately, the filmmakers ultimately opted out to cut B.E.V. from the film's story and favored a narrative following Ralph's insecurities, replacing B.E.V. with Arthur, a Dark Web virus who represents Ralph's internal struggles upon fearing to lose Vanellope, who becomes bored of *Sugar Rush* and wants to be now on *Slaughter Race* in the finished film. Despite this, B.E.V. still saw the light of the day when screenwriter Pamela Ribon proposed her/him as the main antagonist of *Ralph Breaks VR*, a virtual reality simulator by The Void. So while B.E.V.'s loss was lamented specifically by directors Phil Johnston and Rich Moore, they were delighted when Ribon told them that B.E.V. would now be used in other project.

## Trivia

* B.E.V.'s physical appearance in her female form was modeled after the mother of Phil Johnston, the co-director of *Ralph Breaks the Internet* alongside Rich Moore.
Queen Amaya

### Goals

Help her husband in getting rid of Asha and Star so they can keep ruling Rosas with his magic.

### Crimes

Tyranny
Conspiracy

### Type of Villain

Tyrannical Monarch

**Queen Amaya** was the secondary antagonist in the original version of Disney's 62th full-length animated feature film *Wish*. She was to be the wife of King Magnifico like in the finished film, but rather than being an heroic and ultimately selfless and kind ruler, Amaya was going to be as bad as her husband, tyrannicaly ruling the Kingdom of Rosas with an iron fist.

She was voiced by Angelique Cabral in the finished project.

## Biography

In the earliest iteration for the story of *Wish* written by Jennifer Lee, Queen Amaya was conceived as not only King Magnifico's wife, but also her devious co-conspirator in ruling over the Kingdom of Rosas. According to art/character director Bill Schwab, Amaya and Magnifico were supposed to come from a powerful crime family and run the Kingdom of Rosas like the titular characters of the HBO crime drama series *The Sopranos*, with Amaya behaving like Carmela Soprano as her husband behaved like Tony Soprano. They would have also owned a sphynx cat named Charo.

Eventually, at some point through the film's development, however, Amaya evolved into a more benevolent character who sees through Asha's potential to do good and who opts to step into her own power once she realizes that her husband is going too far. Thus, Amaya was ultimately rewritten into one of the film's heroes. Despite this, Amaya's design didn't drastically change at all into the final version.

## Trivia

* One of the designs Queen Amaya had before being changed into an heroic character had her having hair buns, much like those worn by Princess Leia in *Star Wars*.
* The finished film references King Magnifico trapped in the staff to the Magic Mirror of *Snow White and the Seven Dwarves*. Taking into account Queen Amaya's original characterization, it's possible that the film, had it retained her original role, might have implied that Amaya would become the Evil Queen or a precursor of hers.
Incan Palace Chief

The **Incan Palace Chief** is a scrapped minor antagonist from the 2000 animated comedy film *The Emperor's New Groove*. He is the leader of the palace guards.

## History

The Chief ordered his men to burn a fake village as a demonstration for when they eventually make Kuzcotopia.

## Trivia

* His one scene was deleted because it was seen by test audiences as too dark for a lighthearted kids' film.
Graphix

**Gwendolyn Snyder**, better known as **Graphix**, was going to be a villain in the 1980s cartoon *Jem*. Graphix was never introduced on the show, as the doll was pulled before an episode was written.

## Biography

Graphix was a snobby, spoiled rich graphic artist. Eric Raymond hired her to design album covers, logos and other promotional items for The Misfits and The Stingers. She preferred the Stingers, especially Rapture, with whom she would have pulled pranks on both The Misfits and The Holograms. Over time, Graphix would become a groupie to The Stingers, just as Clash was to The Misfits.

## Appearance

Graphix has big, poofy blonde hair, wears yellow and orange eyeshadow, and has two makeup-tattoos on her face. A checkered square on the left cheek and a blue lightning bolt on the right one. She wears a white long-sleeved tight shirt and white tight leggings, both which have artistic designs on them. She also wears a red vinyl skirt and red vinyl boots.

## Cut from Hasbro

In 1988, Hasbro was going to release the Stingers and Hollywood Jem. Hollywood Jem was that year's lead doll, just like Glitter 'n Gold Jem was in 1987. They were also due to release Rockin' Romance and American Beauty as budget dolls, like Rock'n Curl Jem the year before.

The line was then cut back because of bad sales, so Hasbro was getting rid of the bands, both The Holograms and The Misfits. Hasbro was going to keep the lead singers, Jem and Pizzazz, with some friends who were not part of the bands. Jem's friends were Astral, Regine Cesaire, Video and Danse. Pizzazz's friends were Clash and Graphix.

Pizzazz was going to get a new look and the old costumes were to be abandoned, with new Matching Medley (Mix & Match) outfits to replace them. Then Pizzazz and her friends were put on hold, so just Jem, two dolls of her, and Astral, Regine, Video and Danse with the Matching Medley outfits were going to be released. They appear in the 1988 pre-toy fair catalog, but then Hasbro canceled the line altogether. She appears in the comic, however.
Emilia Fox

**Emilia Fox**, also known as the **Mole** is the secondary antagonist of the *Ant and Dec Mysteries*.

She serves as the villainous deuteragonist of *Who Shot Simon Cowell?,* the villainous tritagonist of *The Missing Crown Jewels* and the secondary antagonist of *Saturday Knight Takeaway.* After that, she doesn’t make another appearance.

She is initially a police officer and a high ranking member of the Honoured. However, it is revealed that she is actually a spy for the Dishonoured.

She is portrayed by herself.

## Navigation

*The Masked Men*
Masked Grunts

*The Dishonoured*
Jason Gardiner

*Squits*
**The Host**

*Clones*
Evil Lorraine Kelly

*Hell*
Caligula

*Other*
**The Murderer**
Mullock

**Mullock** is a minor antagonist of the early PlayStation 2 version of *Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee*. He was voiced by Lorne Lanning.

## Biography

Mullock was previously thought to have died during the destruction of RuptureFarms. However, he was found from the rubble. Abe possessed him so he can go into a trial with Lady Margaret, the Glukkon Queen.
Griffin

The **Griffin**, nicknamed **Kyos** by fans, was a boss intended to appear in the 2005 video game *Shadow of the Colossus*.

## Biography

Like the other colossi in the game, the Griffin would have been created by Lord Emon to contain the fragmented essence of the defeated evil Dormin. He set them all to wander the Forbidden Lands, destroying anyone that comes their way, so that Dormin could never be resurrected. When a young man named Wander trespasses in the Forbidden Lands and asks the disembodied spirit of Dormin to resurrect his deceased lover Mono, Dormin agrees under the condition that Wander kills all of the colossi (tricking Wander into releasing his essence so he may be reborn). Wander agrees, and sets off. The Griffin would have likely been found on a mountain in Quadrant I7.

The Griffin would have been a large, quadrupedal colossus that would gallop around an area. The player would have to ride after it on the horse Agro, and would have somehow used fire to scare it or weaken it. Upon navigating past its joints and decorative "wings", the player would climb onto the Griffon's back and attempted to stab the sigil until it died, all while the Griffon bucked and galloped.

Once the Griffon was dead, the fragmental part of Dormin will bring Wander back to the Shrine of Worship, where he will be prepared to face his next foe.

Though it is currently unknown why the Griffin was cut from the game, unconfirmed information states that it was too easy to fall off of the colossus when it bucked and galloped, and that trying to get on it and falling off over and over was frustrating and repetitive.
4-LOM and Zuckuss (Star Wars Detours)

**4-LOM** and **Zuckuss** were characters set to appear in the cancelled *Star Wars Detours* animated series, with a prominent role in the episode "Dog Day Afternoon". They are a pair of aspiring but incompetent bounty hunters who attempt to stand out among other criminals and gain recognition.

## Biography

Zuckus and 4-LOM break into Dexter's Diner in an attempt to rob it and threaten its visitors. Dexter, however, mistakes the two for giant flies and attempts to swat them. After the confusion is cleaned up, he informs the bounty hunters that thanks to Jar Jar Binks there's not much to steal from his diner. 4-LOM and Zuckuss then prepare to leave, though the latter briefly considers holding the diner for ransom, only for the police to arrive on the scene due to a distress call from the waitress. The gangsters panic and try to think of what Boba Fett would do if he was in their place. Dexter tries to defuse the situation by offering to explain it to the cops as a misunderstanding, but Zuckuss insists on being treated as a fearsome criminal, and thus the two "release" Jar Jar to start negotiations and make a number of demands to the police, which they promise to fulfil. As they prepare to leave, Harmony argues that Dexter can't just let the two go. Eventually, the bounty hunters and the diner manager agree on helping each other: the former escape in a delivery box with Lando Carlissian's order, while the latter's diner is blown up, with 4-LOM and Zuckuss named as culprits on holovision. Watching the report about themselves, the two anticipate getting hired by Jabba for their newfound infamy, unaware that the Hutt has slept through the entire report.

## Trivia

* Zuckuss was originally going to choose Bossk as his partner, but failed to due to others claiming that a reptiloid and an instectoid working together didn't look right.
* A running joke in the episode is other characters mixing up 4-LOM and Zuckuss due to how similar they look, a reference to a misprint on the boxes for their action figures.
Darkel

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## Evil-doer

### Type of Villain

Terrorist

**Darkel** was to be a character in *GTA III*, little is known about him except he's a street urchin who wanted to cripple Liberty City's economy by terrorism, but he was removed during the game development.

He was voiced by the late Bill Fiore.

## Biography

Not much can be told about him except that's he's a street urchin, Darkel would have appeared in five missions, to rumors there was one mission involves exploding a school bus full of innocent children which would darken the game, gain shock value and even the game would get a AO rating.

## Cause of removal

Many people believe, Darkel was removed due to the September 11 attacks on the WTC Twin Towers. Rockstar has denied such claims, instead specifying he didn't fit with the rest of the game.

## Trivia

* Despite being taken out, Darkel remains listed in the GTA III manual credits and the character texture remains in the game's data files.
Dingodile (Crash Landed)

**Dingodile** was set to be an antagonist of the cancelled video game *Crash Landed*, which was conceived as a reboot of the *Crash Bandicoot* series, and a playable character in the cancelled 2010 *Crash Team Racing* game. He is an anthropomorphic dingo-crocodile hybrid and Cortex's henchman who gets into Crash Bandicoot's way during his quest to save the bandicutes from the evil scientist.

## Biography

Dingodile was created as one of Cortex's experiments at an unknown point in time, and was tasked with stopping another escaped mutant, Crash Bandicoot. During Crash's quest, he was seen loading unmutated bandicoots into a cannon and shooting them out of it for fun, which prompted Crash to step in and fight the villain.

## Personality

Judging from Dingodile's behavior in the clip featuring him, he enjoys causing pain to other creatures, as he is seen loading defenseless bandicoot into a cannon in order to shoot them out of it.

## Gallery

Dingodile's concept art, featuring a drastically different design.Dingodile in *Crash Team Racing* (2010).
Rose Armitage

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## Evil-doer

### Occupation

College student (presumably)
Enforcer for the Armitage family
Member of the Order of the Coagula

### Powers/Skills

Charisma
Seduction
Manipulation and deception
Stamina
Durability
Novice marksmanship

### Hobby

Dating and luring African-Americans to her house.

### Goals

To help her family gain pseudo-immortality for themselves and the Order of Coagula (failed).
To kill Chris Washington (failed).
To frame Chris as a psychotic killer (succeeded).

### Crimes

Manipulation
Kidnapping
Attempted Murder
Torture
Hate Crimes
Incrimination

### Type of Villain

Seductive Traitor

**Rose Armitage** is the main antagonist of Jordan Peele's comedy-horror film *Get Out,* as well as the alternate ending for said film.

She was portrayed by Allison Williams in her film debut.

## Alternate Ending

The alternate ending starts off where Rose is shot in the stomach by the man her grandfather is possessing (who immediately commits suicide by shooting himself in the head, killing her grandfather in the process) after Chris has killed her entire family in self-defense. As she lies bleeding onto the street, Chris attempts to strangle her. However he is stopped by a police car that drives by. Rose then yells for help, in an attempt to frame Chris as a vicious murderer who tried to kill her. In the official ending, the police car is revealed to have been driven by Chris' best friend, Rod Williams. However, in the original ending, it was supposed to be two white police officers who arrest Chris.

Rod later visits Chris in prison, who admits he can't remember any of the details involving his killing of the Armitage family-thus making it hard to prove he was acting in self-defense. It remains unknown as to what happened to Rose, though it can be assumed that she was taken to the hospital and was saved, getting away with her crimes in the process. Jordan Peele had this ending in mind because he wanted to show further how common racism is, even in our modern society. However, test audiences where furious with the ending, so they changed it.

## Videos

Alternate Ending - Get Out (Oscar Winning Movie)
## External links

* Rose Armitage in Villains Wiki
* Rose Armitage in Pure Evil Wiki
Mad Hatter (Batman: Arkham Knight)

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**Mad Hatter** would have been a minor antagonist in the vanilla edition of the 2015 video game *Batman: Arkham Knight*. Peter MacNicol would have reprised his role.

## History

Presumably, most of his storyline would have been the same but he gets put in a cell that is filled with the other villains.

## Trivia

* According to audio files, he was intended to have his side mission in the base game with other villains interacting with him but was implemented for the Season of Infamy DLC.
Saruman (The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King)

**Saruman** is a minor antagonist of an early version of the 2003 Academy Award winning film *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*. He was played by Christopher Lee.

## History

Atop his tower, Saruman was talking to Gandalf about peace. He tried attacking Gandalf but his staff was broken. Grima eventually kills Saruman and his palantir falls into the water of Isengard.

## Trivia

* His scene was cut from the theatrical version by Peter Jackson for slowing the pacing. It was restored for the 2004 extended edition DVD. Christopher Lee was disappointed that his scene was cut.
* In the original book, he died during the Scouring of the Shire.
Audrey II

**Audrey II** is the main antagonist of the 1986 musical comedy film *Little Shop of Horrors*. He was voiced by Levi Stubbs.

## History

He was about to eat Audrey. She died and Seymour fed her corpse to the plant. Seymour tried getting rid of the plant but was eventually eaten. The plant was able reproduce many saplings and conquer Earth.

## Trivia

* The ending was reshot with a happier ending due to test audiences not liking it. It was restored for the 2012 DVD and Blu-ray.
Kiyante

**Kiyante** is an evil sorceress who would have been the antagonist of the unmade third video game instalment of the *MediEvil* series, *MediEvil 3: Fate's Arrow*. She was originally the true identity of Sir Daniel Fortesque's love interest, Princess Kiya.

## Biography

After the events of *MediEvil 2*, Sir Fortesque and Kiya used a time machine to travel back three weeks before The Battle for Gallowmere, in which Fortesque originally lost his life by the first volley of arrows. However, upon arrival, Kiya suddenly disappears and is revealed to be the villainous Kiyante who manipulated Sir Dan into taking her to the past so she could ally herself with Zarok and alter the course of history.

Kiyante uses an artifact called the Anubis Stone to raise her own army of undead soldiers as she attempts to prevent Sir Dan's past self from participating in The Battle for Gallowmere. If successful, her actions would eventually result in a new timeline where Zarok wins the battle and conquers the Earth. The present Sir Dan would have try and convince his past self to join The Battle for Gallowmere and foil Kiyante's plans.

Although the pitch for *MediEvil 3: Fate's Arrow* was rejected by *Sony*, elements featured in the unmade video game (such as Anubis Stone) were reused for *MediEvil Resurrection* on PlayStation Portable. Also, a modified version of the plot for *Fate's Arrow* was eventually made into a comic. However, Kiya is not depicted as the villain in the story and ironically prevents a evil warlock from summoning Anubis in ancient Egypt.
Quan Chi (Mortal Kombat: Annihilation)

**Quan Chi** would have been a minor antagonist of the 1997 martial arts film *Mortal Kombat: Annihilation*. He was played by an unidentified Thai male actor.

## History

He is seen teaming up with Shinnok to potentially take over Earthrealm.

## Appearance

His design is very similar to his in-game appearance.

## Trivia

* He would have appeared in a third Mortal Kombat movie had Annihilation didn’t flop.
Giant Spider

The **Giant Spider**, also known as the **Flying Gentleman**, was intended to be a boss in the 2017 video game *Cuphead*. He was a large grey spider in a suit and top hat that was intended to be one of the debtors that sold his soul to The Devil, and tries to kill Cuphead and Mugman when they come to collect.

## Biography

Little is known about the Giant Spider, other than his level would have been an aerial/airplane one, and that he would have attacked with his tongue and legs. It is unknown how many phases he would have had or what his defeat would have been like. Despite being cut, the Giant Spider was featured in the book *Game On! 2018*.

A design similar to the Giant Spider was used for the Spider mobster character was used in the 2022 DLC *The Delicious Last Course*.
Ironbeard

**Ironbeard** was meant to be the main antagonist of *Treasure Planet 2*, which was cancelled after the first movie failed at the box office. Although not much information is known about him, some fans may thorized that Ironbeard is Jim's long lost father who had been turned into a cyborg.

He was going to be voiced by Willem Dafoe.

## Biography

Everything was going well for everybody, until Captain Ironbeard and his crew went to hijack "The Centurion", the fastest ship in the galaxy, with Jim and Kate on board. The navy can't catch up with The Centurion because of it's speed, so Ironbeard and his crew get away. Luckily, Jim and Kate escape The Centurion.

Jim and Kate finds Jim's best friend John Silver, who agrees to help Jim and Kate to stop Ironbeard. Jim and Kate then receive a tracking signal from B.E.N., who is currently a hostage for The Centurion. Once they receive that, they follow Ironbeard's vessel with John Silver. Once they catch up, Jim, Kate, and John Silver sneak aboard on The Centurion, where Silver reveals to Jim that he wants to take The Centurion for himself. With his new plan he asked Jim to join him. Kate overhears this and is horrified. But just as this is all happening Ironbeard discovers our three heroes. Eventually John Silver, Kate, and Jim are able to get away, but John Silver is injured and they shoot down John Silver's ship. They crash landed and survive.

On the John Silver reveals he's been trying to smuggle and sell for a fortune which has the power of a neutron bomb. Jim, Kate, and Silver reconcile and worked together to fix Silver's ship and prevent The Centurion filled with the most evil pirates in the galaxy from going on an insane robbing and killing spree.

At the last second, Silver gives up his retirement fund which is the neutron bomb in order to destroy The Centurion with Ironbeard and all of the pirates on board.

## Gallery

### Videos

Treasure Planet 2 The Cancelled Film's Untold Story Cutshort
## Trivia

* Willem Dafoe was allegedly on his way to the recording studio to begin recording Ironbeard's lines before hearing that the project had been cancelled.
Jabberwocky (1951)

The **Jabberwocky** was intended to be a supporting antagonist from Disney's 13th full-length animated feature film *Alice in Wonderland*. He was to be a flying creature who was known for frequenting the forest where Alice gets lost after her disastrous unbirthday, but the character was written out because his scene was deemed too scary.

He was supposedly intended to be voiced by the late Stan Freberg.

## Biography

The Jabberwocky was originally intended to appear in *Alice in Wonderland* during the "Beware the Jabberwock" song, which was based on Lewis Caroll's poem "Jabberwocky" and was going to be played after Alice left the disastrous tea party of the Mad Hatter and the March Hare, following her unbirthday but before reaching the castle of the Queen of Hearts. While walking through the Tulgey Wood, Alice would have met the Jabberwocky before meeting again with the Cheshire Cat. Both the song and the Jabberwocky itself were going to be performed by the late Stan Freberg.

Unfortunately, the Jabberwocky's inclusion was ultimately dropped after the studio realized that his appearance would be too scary and his sequence was replaced in favor of the sequence featuring the The Walrus and the Carpenter. However, out of a desire to keep the Jabberwocky poem in the finished film, it was decided to reuse the lyrics from the opening stanza of the "Jabberwocky" poem for the Cheshire Cat's song "Twas Brillig", replacing the Cheshire Cat's original song "I'm Odd". "Beware the Jabberwock" has nonethless been included in Disney DVD releases since 2004.

## Trivia

* Despite Disney's failure to include the Jabberwocky in the original 1951 animated classic, the Jabberwocky was included in the 2010 live-action remake by Tim Burton, where he was depicted as the champion servant of the Red Queen.
Iceoleger

**Iceolegers** were a type of Hostile Mob that was proposed to appear in the video game *Minecraft*.

## History

In 2020, Mojang held a contest where people could vote on a new type of mob to be added to the game: Mooblooms, Iceolegers, or Glow Squids.

Iceolegers would have been a variant of Illagers that would be found on mountains or in snow biomes. Iceolegers would attack the player by magically summoning ice blocks over their heads to drop on them. It is unknown if they would have appeared in Raids.

Despite positive reception, the victory went to the passive Glow Squids.
Barnacle

**Barnacles**, also known as **The Monster of the Ocean Depths** and **Mob A**, was a type of Hostile Mob that was proposed to appear in the video game *Minecraft*. It is unknown if it would have been a species or a single boss mob.

## History

In 2017, Mojang held a contest where people could vote on a new type of hostile mob to be added to the game.

Mob A, referred to by Jens "Jeb" Bergensten as the Monster of the Ocean Depths, also called the Barnacle by Jason, would have been a squid-like monster that would have inhabited ocean biomes. It would open and close its massive mouth to propel itself through the water, and if a player were in the water (possibly even in a boat or on an animal), the Monster would extend a tentacle-like tongue and drag them down to drown them in the water.

Despite a positive reception, the mob lost to Mob B, which would later go on to become Phantoms.

## Videos

Minecraft Mob Vote Will you pick Mob A during MINECON Earth?
Lady Margaret

**Lady Margaret** is the true main antagonist in early versions of *Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee*. She is the Glukkon queen and supreme leader of the Magog Cartel. While Lady Margaret does play a role in the video game's final release, it was initially larger during development.

## Biography

As in the final game, Lady Margaret is the queen of the Glukkons and needed a new set of lungs due to her chain smoking. However, she was also meant to make a physical appearance during a trail against Mullock from *Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee* as he answers for the destruction of Rupture Farms and SoulStorm Brewery. Although this portion of the plot was removed, unused cutscenes mentioning it were discovered in game's files. Concept art for the game also revealed the aftermath of Lady Margaret's lung transplant, with Munch being surgically grafted onto the queen's chest.

## Trivia

* Lady Margaret doesn’t make a physical appearance in the final game but is mentioned and even heard.
Evil Coco

Evil Coco would have been a minor character of the 2004 video game Crash Twinsanity. She was voiced by Debi Derryberry, who also voiced her good counterpart in the final game. She is likely Evil Crash’s sister.

## History

At the 10th Dimension, she encounters Dr. Neo Cortex and Crash Bandicoot after they save Nina Cortex, and compliments the former on openly showing his feelings. She then says that her mother told her that real men like they cocoa "hot and bitter", making a double entendre about her own name. Cortex replies that he's not thirsty and tries to get Crash to leave with him.

## Trivia

* Her scene can be found as storyboards in the game and audio clips in the game’s files.
Doom Syndicate

The **Doom Syndicate** are secondary antagonists of an early version of the 2010 DreamWorks Animation film *Megamind*.

## History

Megamind was a part of the Doom Syndicate and quit his team when he became a hero. Tighten would later use the team of supervillains to help him.

## Members

* Psycho Delic
* Hot Flash
* Destruction Worker
* Lady Doppler

## Trivia

* The Doom Syndicate were reused in *Megamind* video game sequel tie-ins.
* They were shown in concept art and storyboards.
Mortis (Magistralverse)

**Mortis** is one of the minor yet pivotal antagonist in Mr. Magistral Malik serving as a cameo character in the abandoned MiCE/M1C3 series series that was intended to be the draft for the N🚫NETHELESS series showcasing or mentioning some of Mortis’ actions. But, their characterization was scrapped and it is unknown if they’ll make much of an appearance still or not. They were also intended to be completely placed into a eponymous Mr. Magistral Malik film of the same name as the creator.

They are portrayed by themselves.

### MiCE Duology & N🚫NETHELESS

The MiCE series was going to consist of the behavior of Mortis and their fans. But, this idea was shortly abrupt due to the creation of N🚫NETHELESS. The MiCE series is now considered to Malik’s words a deleted scene of N🚫NETHELESS that was supposed to be a prologue but was scrapped. And Malik even went as far as to declare the MiCE Duology series as not canon in the Magistralverse but rather the Mortisverse/Diceverse.

### Mr. Magistral Malik Movie

Malik was going to put Mortis onto the film. But, Malik decided it wasn’t a good idea due to the concerns of copyright. Yet, Malik will take some similar connections with Mortis and Dice and use it for the Magistralverse instead. Making this original cut of Mortis no longer canon in the original Magistralverse installments apart from “Dylan Dalmatian likes THEM COLLIES MEME”.

## Trivia

* The creator Malik himself made a canon villainous titular protagonist named Dr. Dalmatianal Dylan who would talk about liking THEM COLLIES and talking about his sexual fantasies towards Summer. And Mortis was briefly mentioned on-screen through a comment section. Yet, this doesn’t really count since it’s official in the Magistralverse.
* Ironically, Dr. Dalmatianal Dylan might have been heavily based upon Mortis through the controversial actions Mortis has done as a way to poke fun at Dylan.
Ace Hardlight

**Ace Hardlight** is the secondary antagonist of the 2005 video game *Ratchet: Deadlocked*. He was voiced by Andre Soguillzo as in the final game.

## History

He is mostly the same as in the final game but his boss battle was initially harder. He would have thrown flashbang grenades to distract Ratchet, use a Morph-O-Ray and a shield. There was also an Ace Hardlight memorial found.

## Trivia

* Audio files about the Ace Hardlight memorial, his flashbang grenades, Morph-O Ray and his shield were found in the game’s files.
Dark Sly Cooper

**Dark Sly Cooper** is the main antagonist of a scrapped *Sly Cooper* game for the PlayStation Portable.

## History

It is unknown if he is Sly from a different timeline or a different dimension.

## Appearance

He has a very similar appearance to Sly but with complete navy blue and red eyes.

## Trivia

* Concept art of him and the other characters were recovered.