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Victor Zsasz (Batman: Arkham Knight)

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**Victor Zsasz** would have been a minor antagonist of the 2015 video game *Batman: Arkham Knight*. He would have been voiced by Danny Jacobs.

## History

Batman encounters Victor Zsasz after taking a picture of him on his Batcomputer. Batman was able to prevent Zsasz from killing future victims. After defeating Zsasz at a Gotham alley, Batman brings him to the GCPD. Zsasz promises to Batman that he will cut him when he leaves jail.

## Personality

Zsasz is overly nihilistic and loves cutting himself with tally marks.

## Trivia

* Audio files confirmed that a Zsasz side mission was planned. If the side mission was done after the main story, Zsasz acknowledges Bruce Wayne as Batman.
* In an interview, Danny Jacobs was disappointed that his scenes were cut.
* His side mission was cut for being too similar to Pyg’s side mission.
Devil (Shadow of the Colossus)

The **Devil**, nicknamed **Pholux** 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 Devil 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 Devil would have been found in its own area called the "Devil's Plain", in Quadrant D2.

The Devil would have been a smaller, humanoid colossus that would fly around an area. The player would have to shoot at it with their bow to get its attention, then hide in the tall grass. When the Devil searched the grass, the player would have to sneak and climb onto its back to reach its sigil and stab it. Upon reaching its back, the Devil would try to shake Wander off. It may have required a few attempts to defeat it.

Once the Devil 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 Devil was cut from the game, it was likely simply to lower the amount of foes faced, and the sixteen that made it into the game were simply better-liked.
The Hovering Inferno

**The Hovering Inferno**, also known as **Wildfire**, **Mob D**, **Imperial Blaze** or the **Master Blaze**, was a type of Boss Mob that was proposed to appear in the video game *Minecraft*.

## 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 D, referred to by Jens "Jeb" Bergensten as the Hovering Inferno, would have been a boss mob located in the Nether. It would fly around the area with a pack of Blazes, and use shield-like plates to defend itself from attack. It would shoot fire and create shockwaves, and Jeb stated that the player would almost certainly require Fire Resistance effects to stand a chance against it.

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

The mob was later intended to appear in the spinoff game *Minecraft Dungeons*, but was cut due to time constraints. Its texture files and model still appear in the game's code before Luminous Night, where the mob returns.

## Videos

Minecraft Mob Vote Will you pick Mob D during MINECON Earth?
Unpublished Villains Wiki

The **Beaver Animatronic** was a character cut from the 2014 horror video game *Five Nights at Freddy's*. It was originally intended to be the main antagonist before the role was given to Freddy Fazbear.
Before the creation of the *Five Nights at Freddy's* franchise, developer Scott Cawthon developed a family-friendly video game titled *Chipper and Sons Lumber Co.*, which starred beavers running a lumber business. The game received poor reviews, with one reviewer claiming that the characters looked like frightening animatronics. Though Cawthon was initially saddened by the reviews and planned to quit the video game industry, he thought to take the idea of scary animatronics and develop a horror game.
In response to the negative reviews, Cawthon originally intended for the main antagonist to be an animatronic beaver. However, Cawthon decided against it and replaced the role with Freddy Fazbear. The beaver animatronic was intended to appear later, but was eventually replaced with Foxy the Pirate. It is assumed that it would have been possessed by the soul of a dead child like in the released lore.

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Dinky

**Dinky** is the main antagonist of the unpublished *Invader Zim* episode Roboparents Gone Wild.

## History

Dinky is a monkey badger hybrid monster from a zoo who was found by Zim’s Robodad. The parents called her the “new Zim” despite the fact that she’s a female. She later destroyed most of Zim’s base. She was able to come back to the zoo.
The BFG

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**The Big Friendly Giant**, also known as the **BFG**, is the titular deuteragonist of the unpublished version of the 1982 Roald Dahl novel *The BFG*.

## Personality

In the first version, The BFG was far more villainous than he is in the published version of the novel. He was clearly made to be a pedophile who kidnapped Sophie (the main protagonist of the novel), and the many other young girls. Roald Dahl's co-workers changed his character, and made him into a friendly creature, but at the end of day, there are still many pedophilic hints in the published version of the novel.
Walking Turrets

**Walking Turrets** were a type of Aperture Science Turret intended to appear in the 2007 puzzle video game *Portal*.

## Biography

Walking Turrets would have been a variation of the standard Sentry Turrets seen throughout the franchise, but would be more spherical in shape, have an orange eye, and have three spider-like legs protruding from their bottom half. These Turrets would be able to walk around freely and follow the player character, shooting until they are dead. It is also implied that Walking Turrets would have been able to go through portals by curling into a ball and "flinging" themselves through, though concept art also shows one stepping through a portal.

The Walking Turret was cut late into the game's development. According to Valve animator Karen Prell, it was because the Walking Turret did not work well "as a game mechanic".

Despite being cut, voice lines can still be found in the game's code.
The Rooters

***The Rooters*** is an organization that initially consisted of Kevin Levin, Helen Wheels, Manny Armstrong, Argit, Pierce (before his death) and the head of the Servantis organization, they only had one mission in mind, to destroy Ben Tennyson , since Servantis believed that he was a threat to the universe due to his immense power with his Omnitrix

## History

Although the organization debuted in Ben 10: Omniverse in the episode "The Rooters of All Evil", there were discarded ideas on the team of villains, in an early idea Agregor was going to look for Kevin Levin, revealing himself as an experiment of his created by Servantis. Aggregor in the end never appeared in the series nor was he part of the organization or named by the group, but he was named in other episodes.

At one point in the development, it was not going to be known who was the leader of the organization, also Ragnarok (who had presumably died in Ben 10: Alien Force), Bel Biv Kaboom and a female of the Lenopan species with no confirmed name were going to be members of The Rooters.

Gorvan would be a former member of the team and they would have some unconfirmed relationship with the Forever Knights.
Vulture (Sleeping Beauty)

The **Vulture** was intended to be the secondary antagonist from Disney's 16th full-length animated feature film *Sleeping Beauty*. He was to be Maleficent's pet vulture and right-hand and serve as the film's comic relief. However, as his role did not contribute much to the story and also somewhat detracted from Maleficent's imposing nature, the character was written out and replaced with Diablo the Raven in his role as Maleficent's minion.

He was intended to be voiced by the late Dallas McKennon.

## Biography

The Vulture was originally intended to appear in *Sleeping Beauty* as Maleficent's pet vulture and right-hand. After Maleficent curses Princess Aurora to die on her sixteenth birthday by pricking her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel, the Vulture is send to spy on Aurora to see if all goes according to the plan.

Judging by one of the sketches found for the character, it's possible that one sequence intended to feature the Vulture in the film involved him spying Aurora in the woods, leading a bird, possibly one of Aurora's forest friends, to shoo him away.

It's presumed that much like Diablo the Raven in the finished film, the Vulture would have been involved during the film's climax and Merryweather or one of the Three Fairies would have taken charge of him.

Unfortunately, the Vulture never made it past the story sketch phase because his involvement would detract from the imposing nature of Maleficent and his intended New York accent didn't fit into the classic medieval Europe world where *Sleeping Beauty* was to take place, so Walt Disney and the filmmaker opted to drop the character. In fact, too little is known about the Vulture, whose existence was proven in 2014 when researchers from the Walt Disney Animation Research Library found story sketches from the long-deleted character during an extensive look at the 1959 film's historical material.

## Trivia

* Dallas McKennon, the voice actor who was intended to play the Vulture, ended up voicing Diablo the Raven in the finished film. Like the Vulture, Diablo served as Maleficent's henchman and bird pet.
* Unlike the non-speaking Diablo in the finished film, the Vulture was intended to have an speaking part in *Sleeping Beauty*, hence his planned New Yorker accent.
* *Maleficent* producer Don Hahn was reportedly impressed with the discovery of the Vulture character, even wondering why he was dropped from the film.
TriShreddatron

The **TriShreddatron** was intended to be the main antagonist of the seventh season of the 2003 *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* cartoon series back when the season was conceived as a second season of the *Fast Forward* rebranding, taking place in the far future of the show, circa 2105. The character was intended to be the Turtles' archenemy Ch'rell, who had managed to survive for years by taking over the body of a Triceraton.

He was presumably intended to be voiced by Scottie Ray.

## Biography

Back during the planning of the seventh season of the 2003 *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* cartoon series, it was proposed to have the seventh season also taking place in the futuristic New York City around 2105 just like *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward*, the show's sixth season. Among the ideas proposed for a second *Fast Forward* season, there was the possibility of bringing back Ch'rell, the show's version of Shredder, as the Turtles' main foe once more. As the third season had ended with Ch'rell being frozen at Mor Gal Tal, the show was going to reveal that Ch'rell had escaped from such predicament and would have survivied into the year 2105 by taking over the body of a Tricerator soldier, becoming the TriShreddaton in the process.

The TriShreddatron would have made his first appearance in the unproduced episode "Something Wicked" (and episode with the same name was eventually produced as part of the show's seventh season). In another unproduced episode called "The Devil and Dr. Stockman", the TriShreddatron would have attacked Baxter Stockman, now Agent Bishop's Secretary of Agriculture with a human body, on a moon. According to Peter Laird's blog, Ch'rell would hollow out the Tricerator soldier's stomach and control him from there, possibly by invading his skull, as suggested by Laird.

However, the idea of bringing back Ch'rell as the TriShreddatron ultimately went unused as the seventh season was ultimately rebranded as *Back to the Sewer* and brought back the Turtles to their time instead of taking place yet again in 2105, scrapping the idea of a second *Fast Forward* season likely because such season's reception was mostly mixed-to-negative. Nevertheless, Ch'rell was ultimately brought back in the 2009 television movie finale *Turtles Forever*, which was produced to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the *Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles* franchise and praised by the franchise's fandom, concluding the 2003 cartoon series in a high note.
The Great Hunger

**The Great Hunger**, also known as **Mob C**, was a type of Hostile Mob that was proposed to appear in the video game *Minecraft*.

## 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 C, referred to by Jens "Jeb" Bergensten as the Great Hunger, would have been a cute, land-dwelling mob that would burrow into blocks and camouflage itself to look like said blocks. It would wait until a player, other mob, or item would appear above it, then burst from the ground and devour it. Jeb stated that it would have a particular fondness for enchantments, and would likely remove enchantments from items in the player's inventory when it attacks.

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 C during MINECON Earth?
Unused Colossi

The **Colossi** are the titular antagonists from the 2005 video game *Shadow of the Colossus*. The game's creator, Fumito Ueda, originally planned forty-eight Colossi to appear in the game. Though the number was brought down to thirty-two, it was eventually decided to only include sixteen in the final release. Because of this, sixteen original Colossi were cut from the game, with only eight of the cut Colossi being elaborated on in the *Shadow of the Colossus Artbook and Guidebook* and interviews with Ueda; the other eight were only discovered via datamining, and as such, little to nothing is known about them.

## List of known unused Colossi

* Devil
* Griffin
* Griffin\_B
* Buffalo
* Saru
* Snake\_2
* Knight\_2
* Yeti
* Saru\_2
* Kubunaga
* Phoenix
* Roc
* Tobiuo
* Sirius
* Spider
* Worm
The Host

* The Host
* Paul Hollywood
* True Form

**Paul Hollywood,** better known as **The Host** is the main antagonist of the *Men in Brown* saga of the *Ant and Dec Mysteries*.

As his nickname implies, he is the host (and possible leader) of the Squits who attempts to unleash the rest of his kind upon the world.

He is portrayed by himself.

## Navigation

*The Masked Men*
Masked Grunts

*The Dishonoured*
Jason Gardiner

*Squits*
****The Host****

*Clones*
Evil Lorraine Kelly

*Hell*
Caligula

*Other*
**The Murderer**
Yakuza

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## Evil-doer

### Alias

Yakuza
The Yakuza

### Crimes

Murder
Torture
Snuff-filming
Kidnapping

### Type of Villain

Crime Lord

The **Yakuza** was a potential character in the unfinished video game *Yandere Simulator*. He would have been Ryoba Aishi's parter in crime in the game's 1980s mode

## Biography

He is a crime lord in underground of japan. When protagonist kidnaps her rivals or other students. he would be willing to eliminate one of the rivals for Ryoba. Some rivals would be eliminated for cheap, but others would carry a heavy price. the Yakuza would most likely be featured in "1980's Mode", an alternate gameplay mode featuring Ayano Aishi's mother, Ryoba, as the protagonist.

## Appearance

The Yakuza wears a black and white shirt. He have red,black white tattoes on both arms

He has long black hair and black eyes
Hans Gruber

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## Evil-doer

### Alias

Bubbi
Bill Clay

### Powers/Skills

High intelligence
Leadership
Manipulation
Vast resources
Mastery of tactics and strategy
Firearms

### Hobby

Eliminating any obstacle that intervenes with his plans.
Antagonizing McClane.

### Goals

Steal $640 million from the Nakatomi Plaza.
Kill John McClane (both failed).

### Crimes

Attempted robbery
Attempted murder
Identity theft
Theft
Mass murder
Destruction of property
Felony murder
Kidnapping
Blackmail
Conspiracy
Treason
Terrorism
Senicide

### Type of Villain

Terroristic Mastermind

**Hans Gruber** is the main antagonist of the second draft for the 1988 action thriller film *Die Hard*.

He was portrayed by the late Alan Rickman in the final project.

## Biography

There is not too much of a difference between Hans in the final project versus the second draft. Like the final project Hans Gruber leads a terrorist organization on the Nakatomi Plaza so he can rob the place and later blow it up with at least 30 hostages inside on a Christmas Eve party, killing security guards in his way. When he takes Joseph Takagi hostage for info on the code for the vault that contains the money, Hans shoots him dead when the latter proves he has no knowledge of said code. As NYPD cop John McClane is hiding in the building, he proves a foil to Hans' plans to rob the place. When Harry Ellis claims to be a friend of John's to negotiate with Hans, Hans shoots him dead in an effort to pressure John into giving him back his weapons he stole from him. As John gets closer to Hans, Hans takes his wife, Holly, hostage and prepares to kill them both. However John pulls his pistol on him and shoots Hans in the shoulder, shattering a window from behind him which he falls out of to his death 30 stories below.

The main differences between the final project as well as the second revised draft is that Hans is shown to be slightly more callous in the draft. Unlike in the finished film, where Hans is indirectly responsible for his men shooting missiles at police choppers coming towards the plaza, in the second draft he *directly orders* his men to shoot them down. He also shoots an elderly woman dead once she panics upon learning he plans to blow up the building with the hostages inside.

## Trivia

* While Hans Gruber is still extremely callous in the theatrical release, he would have been much worse than in the finished product had the second draft been filmed.

## External Links

* Hans Gruber on Villains Wiki
* Hans Gruber on Pure Evil Wiki
Toast

**Toast** was intended to be a character in the 2017 video game *Cuphead*, likely one of the debtors that sold their souls to The Devil, and try to kill Cuphead and Mugman when they come to collect.

## Biography

Toast was only used in very early concept sketches. He would have been a piece of bread that tries to crush the player. In his second phase, he would become more hostile, gain a more monstrous and angry expression, and ride a giant toaster that would chase after the player. Toast was not used outside of early development sketches.
Walpeach

**Walpeach**, or **Priech**, also known as **Wapeach**, was a conceptualized rival for Princess Peach who was originally planned to appear in *Mario Tennis* for Nintendo 64 and *Mario Power Tennis* for the Nintendo GameCube.

## History

During development of *Mario Tennis* for Nintendo 64, there was an idea to include a Warui Peach character to rival Princess Peach, in a similar vein to how Wario rivals Mario. However, Shigeru Miyamoto rejected the concept to avoid similarities to Doronjo and the Doronbo gang from the *Yatterman* series, as Wario and Waluigi already bore a resemblance to Tonzura and Boyacky.

Another attempt to include Walpeach as a playable character was made during development of *Mario Power Tennis* for Nintendo GameCube. She was designed by Fumihide Aoki and was considered to be a "Fallen angel" who would have had an intimidating personality when she is angry. Walpeach also has a fondness for cherries similar to Wario's fondness for garlic.

She is depicted as a young descendant to a fallen royal family with round cone-like accessories on the sides of her head that would have moved to express emotions. Concept art also shows her holding a large axe while one idea was to give Walpeach a dragon-like Yoshi character possessing horns and wings to interact with.

Aoki designed Walpeach with the intention of "defying everyone's expectations in a good way"; such as her age and how she would have bossed around Wario and Waluigi (which was a tribute the Doronbo gang from *Yatterman*). Regardless, she went unused in the final product despite having a model made. The reason was apparently due to her lacking a partner of her own when all other characters were in pairs. Her concept would be in the dark until 2023 when Aoki revealed her existence. Afterward though, his instagram account went private.

## Trivia

* When Walpeach was rejected by Nintendo in *Mario Tennis*, they suggested using existing *Mario* characters such as Birdo or Princess Daisy to fill the spot as Princess Peach's companion. Daisy was chosen for Peach while Birdo was also added to the game as Yoshi's companion.
Wendigo

The **Wendigo**, also known as the **Hollowed**, was a type of Creature of Grimm that was proposed to appear in the animated webseries *RWBY*. It is unknown if it would have been an entire species or a singular creature.

It was created by Mayuki.

## History

In 2020, Rooster Teeth Animation partnered with Full Sail University to hold a contest in which people could submit their own Creatures of Grimm to appear in their animated webseries *RWBY*. Among the finalists was the Wendigo.

Like all other Grimm in the series, they would have been created by the God of Darkness to destroy mankind and all its creations. The Wendigo would have been an extremely tall, skeletal humanoid Grimm with a head resembling a deer skull. It would have been shrouded in black mist and had the ability to create hallucinations in its prey. It would then open its ribcage to grab and absorb its prey.

However, the Wendigo Grimm received backlash from the 2020s "cancel culture" trend; as it was an adaptation of the creature of the same name from Native American mythology and culture, the design was accused of being cultural appropriation and racially insensitive. The design was also accused of copyright infringement, though this was disproved. Even after the creator changed the name to "the Hollowed" (as part of the controversy revolved around the fact that writing/reading/speaking the name "Wendigo" was taboo in Native American cultures), the controversy still continued and the artist began to receive threats. Despite growing support for the design and the artist, Rooster Teeth decided to disqualify the Wendigo and remove all mention of it from the contest. Though the artist was upset, they supported Rooster Teeth's decision and supported the other finalists. Rooster Teeth maintained ownership of the design.

## Gallery

The Wendigo after being renamed "The Hollowed".
## Trivia

* On top of its renaming of "The Hollowed", creator/artist Mayuki also referred to it as "Wiggum", both as a nickname and to quell controversy about writing the name "Wendigo". "Wiggum" became a popular nickname for fans of the Wendigo and its design.
Matthias Jäger

**Matthias Jäger**, also known as **The Monster of Minsk**, was the main antagonist of *Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix*, the cancelled standalone sequel to LucasArts' critically acclaimed *Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis* computer game. Jäger is described as an insane German scientist hidden in Bolivia who, following the end of World War II, decides to find the Philosopher's Stone to bring back Adolf Hitler and reassemble the Nazi Party to restore Germany's "former glory".

## Biography

Matthias Jäger once served the Nazis during World War II as scientist and alchemist. Over time, Jäger became known for conducting reanimation experiments that earned the nickname of "The Monster of Minsk". During his career at the Nazis' service, Jäger also came to imprison the family of Nadia Kirov on a concentration camp, where they all died.

In 1947, two years after World War II's conclusion, hiding in Bolivia, Jäger is searching for the Philosopher's Stone, which is said to have the power to bring back the dead. With that in mind, Jäger intends to bring back Adolf Hitler so they can reassemble the Nazi army and restore Germany's "former glory". While searching for the stone, Jäger crosses paths with Indiana Jones and Nadia Kirov, who join forces to stop Jäger and his allies.

At the game's climax, after capturing Jones and brainwashing Kirov, Jäger succeeds at resurrecting Hitler in Bolivia with the Philosopher's Stone. However, rather than thanking Jäger, Hitler becomes furious upon discovering that the doctor brought him back with no military with which he can reclaim his power. As such, Hitler kills Jäger with a single blow before the Philosopher's Stone disintegrates Hitler with its amazing power, bringing the Nazi threat to an end once and for all.

Unfortunately, despite being fifteen months in production, development on *Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix* was abruptly stopped when the European Computer Trade Show informed LucasArts that depictions of post-WWII revivals of Nazis were illegal in Germany, so they would not be able to sell the game there, as Nazism played a key role in the story. As LucasArts wasn't going to be able to recuperate from any potential loss from not selling the game in Germany's markets, *Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix* was cancelled. While LucasArts searched other possibilities to make a graphic adventure to follow up *Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis*, these plans were eventually cancelled as well and it wasn't until 1999 with the release of *Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine* that another *Indiana Jones* video game would be released.

## Trivia

* Although *Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix* was ultimately cancelled, its plot later served as the basis from a comic book adaptation published by Dark Horse Comics, who thanked LucasArts in the book's credits. In contrast to Matthias Jäger's original intended role, the comic version of Jäger is disfigured to the point he resembles Adolf Hitler and fails to bring back Hitler, being him instead the one destroyed by the powers of the Philosopher's Stone.
The Jelly Walker

The Jelly Walkers are the main antagonist in a Discontinued Cookie Run spinoff game, Cookie Wars.

The game was released August 23rd, 2018 and was intended to have much more content released for it, but all of it was scrapped after the game ceased further significant updates after January 31st, 2019 due to OrumLabs, the developer of the game, going bankrupt. and later the game was shut down on May 15th, 2020.

There’s quite fews Jelly Walkers whom are didn’t existed in game but existed in scrapped assets or promotion video including

## List of unseen Jelly Walkers

* Dark Choco Jelly Walker
* Macaron Jelly Walker
* Tiger Lily Jelly Walker
* Red Pepper Jelly Walker
* Alchemist Jelly Walkers
* Prophet Jelly Walker

## Gallery

### Images

Dark Choco Jelly Walker, only appeared in Cookie Wars promotion video but never appears in gameMacaron Jelly Walker, found in game filesTiger Lily Jelly Walker, found in game filesRed Pepper Jelly Walker, Barely see in Skill Preview image alongs with Tiger Lily Jelly WalkerAlchemist Jelly Walkers, found in game filesProphet Jelly Walker, found in game files
The Standing Stone

A popular establishment in Wenbight, The Standing Stone has an extensive coterie of regular patrons.

### Old Building

No one knows how old the Standing Stone actually is, and that's saying something considering there are folk here in their eighties who see it a ubiquitous feature of the village.

## Proprietors:

Interestingly enough, the Standing Stone has a reputation for being owned by locals who have abandoned their community only to later return...

* **141 hD - present:** Killian
* **135 - 141 hD:** Alda the Physician

## Serving Staff:

* **106 - 109 hD:** Alli "Little"
* **127** - **130 hD:** Quinn
Tsunami (Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi)

The Tsunami is the main antagonist of the scrapped Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi episode Tsunami Yumi.

## Trivia

* His episode got pulled because the episode came out a few days after the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami.
* According to the end credits, he would have been voiced by Nathan Carlson.
* He was replaced with a giant feminine wave in Surf’s Up.
* He does appear as a boss in The Genie and the Amp.
Tucker Wells

**Tucker Wells** was supposed to be the main antagonist in season six of *Buffy The Vampire Slayer*.

Originally appearing as a one-shot villain in season three's "The Prom" he was set to return for the show's sixth season as the leader of The Trio, a group of hapless supervillains made up of himself, Warren Mears and Jonathan Levinson. Plans had to change however thanks to Tucker's actor Brad Kane being unavailable for filming, leading to Warren taking over his role as the main villain and a younger brother for Tucker named Andrew being written in as the third member of The Trio.

He was intended to be portrayed by his original actor Brad Kane.

## Biography

### Published Material

 *Main Article* - Tucker Wells on Villains Wiki

### Season 6

A few years following his initial defeat at Buffy's hands, Tucker would have formed The Trio alongside Jonathan Levinson and Warren Mears, fellow ex Sunnydale High students and nerds who had their own run-ins with Buffy Summers (in Jonathan's case after he cast a spell to alter everyone's minds into believing he was a popular and charismatic hero and in Warren's after he abandoned his robot girlfriend April and she run amuck in Sunnydale).

From here it's likely his role would've been much the same as Warren's was in the final product albeit less comedic since unlike Warren, Tucker was malicious and near irredeemable from the start. Throughout the season he would've sent several demons after Buffy and the Scooby Gang in an attempt to kill her and prove himself as her archenemy, something that would eventually climax in a humiliating defeat which would lead him to flee from her before being caught by the authorities. The following morning he would show up to Buffy's house with a gun and attempt to kill her, injuring her and killing Tara Maclay in the process, triggering the wrath of Willow Rosenberg and causing her to spiral into her magic addiction and become Dark Willow.

After being warned that Willow was hunting him down Tucker tried to skip town before being cornered by Willow in the woods and having his skin ripped off by her, killing him. Dark Willow's rampage was later stopped by Xander Harris talking her down and comforting her over her grief induced insanity.

## Trivia

* Although it's been confirmed that if the original plans came to light, Tucker's role would've been pretty much the same as Warren's during season 6, it's unknown if as in future canon material such as Warren's relationship with Amy Madison and revival at her hands in the season 8 comics would apply to him as well.
Refrain of Disclosure

The singer hums an extremely repetitive tune into the *.* The singer picks a single topic of discussion that they wish to debar the listener from ever speaking about, replacing it with a Wise that they FoRK into this song. If successfully sung, the listener can only speak gibberish in the moment the forbidden subject would come up in conversation. If the victim would have been testing a social skill at the time, they are debarred from testing unless they can, on a first attempt, **clearly** explain their ideas using **only** phrases and concepts specific to the wise.
The Unguraits

**The Unguraits** are scrapped villains from the animated comedy webseries *Homestar Runner*. They would have been voiced by co-creator Matt Chapman.

## History

The Unguraits are a group of four bandits who are enemies of Free Country USA.

## Appearance

The Unguraits have clam like heads with red eyes and wear green.

## Trivia

* The Unguraits would have played Blue Laser in the Cheat Commandos characters.
Vulture (Spider-Man 4)

**Adrian Toomes**, also known as **The Vulture**, was intended to be the main antagonist of Sam Rami's cancelled film *Spider-Man 4*. Sam Rami wanted to make a proper conclusion for the Spider-Man franchise, with one the villains he intended to use being the Vulture.

He was intended to be played by John Malkovich.

## Biography

After Spider-Man fights some criminals, the Vulture comes in and attacks Spider-Man. As Spider-Man is fighting the Vulture, the Vulture is giving him a hard time. Spider-Man is using the environment to beat the Vulture, but then the Vulture shoots out his razor feathers on to Spider-Man, severely hurting him. Then, the "Vultress" (played by Anne Hathaway) to help out Spider-Man. Nothing is know after this scene, but there is storyboard of the Vulture fighting a helicopter.

A leaked storyboard for the final battle had vulture luring Spider-Man into a trap where he brutally beat the hero and then showed disgust upon finding out peter Parker is spider man which the hero distracts him with then kicking him off the building. Vulture is them impaled by on't of his wings while trying to fly to safety he falls to his death whilst a brutally beaten spidey watches in the distance.

## Gallery

Vulture escaping from a helicopterVulture fighting Spider-ManVulture's evil grin while attacking Spider-ManVulture attacking a helicopterProp wings for the Vulture, designed by friends of former *Sonic the Hedgehog* comic book writer Ken Penders
Vishnu

Vishnu is a giant parasitic monster that was meant to be a main antagonist of the 2014 Godzilla film, it first appeared in the 2012 comic con trailer.

## Biography

Guessing from the mass destruction and murder seen in the trailer, it can be assumed that Godzilla and Vishnu were hunting and destroying to oppose each other, then the Titan's corpse is seen after the a devastated city where he and Godzilla presumably fought.

## Trivia

* According to the director Gareth Edwards, he was just a placeholder for the M.U.T.Os.
* Possibly, Vishnu might have influenced the M.U.T.Os because they are all parasites who tried to kill Godzilla.
* The true name for the titan is unknown.
Vulture (The Amazing Spider-Man)

**Adrian Toomes**, also known as the **Vulture**, was intended to appear as an antagonist in Mark Webb's cancelled films *The Amazing Spider-Man 3* and *The Sinister Six*.

He was intended to be played by either Matthew McConaughey or Bill Pullman.

## Biography

At the end of 2014's *The Amazing Spider-Man 2*, the film teases the appearance of the Sinister Six, with the Vulture's mechanical wings appearing in an Oscorp laboratory at the end of the film. The Sinister Six was to include two characters that already appeared: the Green Goblin and the Rhino, and four new additions: Doctor Octopus, Kraven the Hunter, Vulture, and Mysterio. They would have first appeared in a supervillain-themed heist film called *The Sinister Six*, then taken on Spider-Man in *The Amazing Spider-Man 3*. Although he was teased at the end of *The Amazing Spider-Man 2*, the film's poor reception as well as Marvel buying back the Spider-Man brand led to the series cancellation.

## Gallery

### Images

Vulture's mechanical wings in a case in *The Amazing Spider-Man 2*.Concept art
### Videos

The Amazing Spider Man 2 (2014) End CreditsVulture teased in the credits for *The Amazing Spider-Man 2*.
Vice President Snyder

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### Goals

Become President of the United States of American (likely to succeed, but then fail).

### Type of Villain

Treacherous Politician

**Vice President Snyder** was intended to be the main antagonist of *Jumanji II*, an early version of what ultimately took the shape of *Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle*, the 2017 beloved stand-alone sequel of the 1995 cult classic *Jumanji*. Snyder was the evil Vice President of the United States of America who conspired to get President John Cooper removed from power, which comes to happen when Cooper gets sucked into Jumanji, paving the way for Snyder to be appointed as Cooper's replacement.

He was intended to be portrayed by Steve Buscemi.

## Biography

Back in the late 1990s, Sony Pictures Entertainment put ahead plans for a stand-alone sequel to Robin Williams' classic *Jumanji* film, which proved to be a box office success. By 1999, a sequel entitled *Jumanji II* was in development and Ken Ralston, the visual effects supervisor of the original film, was attached to make his directorial debut with the *Jumanji* sequel. As a result, Ain't Cool News went to share many details about the plot of the stand-alone sequel as development progressed, slated for a Christmas 2000 release. Among them were details about Vice President Snyder, who was intended to be the main antagonist of the story.

According to Ain't Cool News, Vice President Snyder's role in the film was going to be that of an envious Vice President who conspired to remove President John Cooper, who had bought the Jumanji board game from an antiquities store in Europe to play with his children, from power. After Cooper gets sucked into Jumanji and teams up with hybrid animals to make his way off there and return back to the real world, Snyder surely takes the opportunity to rise to power and become the President of the United States of America in his absence. It's likely that Cooper was going to remove and possibly fire Snyder from his position once he returned from Jumanji. It's known that Vie President Snyder would have been played by Steve Buscemi.

Unfortunately, Ralston eventually stepped down from the project, which stalled until Sony resolved to cancel the film in spite that the DVD commentary of *Jumanji* still referenced a sequel directed by Ralston. Many years later, the idea of revisiting the *Jumanji* property would be revived initially in the shape of a remake before taking the shape of a stand-alone sequel once more. The film moved ahead this time and was released in 2017 as *Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle*, but any part of the original plot was recycled nor used.

## Trivia

* Had the original vision for a *Jumanji* sequel had materialized, Vice President Snyder would have turned out to be more dangerous than Van Pelt, the main antagonist of the first film. This is because Van Pelt just had his weaponry and apparent immunity to mostly lethal situations whereas Snyder was Vice President of hte United States and had great power politically if not supernaturally.
Willow Squadron

**Willow Squadron** is a group that appeared in the demo version of *ACE COMBAT 3D: CROSS RUMBLE*, known in the West as *Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy*, but is absent in the final game. They are a squadron of five veteran pilots serving the Usean Rebel Forces.

## History

It's presumed that Willow Squadron either took part in the rebel forces' coup d'etat or joined them after the coup started. Phoenix can encounter them if he manages to shoot down 8 planes in under 120 seconds, after which he will have to shoot the Willow Squadron down. The squadron members' fate after their defeat is unknown.

## Trivia

* Unlike squadrons in the full version of *CROSS RUMBLE*, Willow Squadron doesn't have an introduction cutscene.
* They are the only enemy squadron exclusive to the demo version of the game. The exact reason they are absent from the final game is unknown.
The Overlord

* Masked
* Unmasked

**Noel Edmonds**, better known as **The Overlord** is the main antagonist of the *Ant and Dec Mysteries.*

He specifically as one of the two unseen overarching antagonists alongside Satan) of *Who Shot Simon Cowell?,* the unseen overarching antagonist of *The Missing Crown Jewels* and the main antagonist of *Saturday Knight Takeaway.* After that, he served as an unseen antagonist in the future arcs.

He is the leader of the Dishonoured who seeks to take over Britain and kill Ant and Dec for presumably ripping off his show, Noel’s House Party.

He is portrayed by Noel Edmonds.

## Navigation

*The Masked Men*
Masked Grunts

*The Dishonoured*
Jason Gardiner

*Squits*
**The Host**

*Clones*
Evil Lorraine Kelly

*Hell*
Caligula

*Other*
**The Murderer**
Werewolf (Blade: Trinity)

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The Werewolf is an alternate ending villain of the 2004 action horror film Blade: Trinity.

## History

The Daystar Virus resulted in werewolf populations spiking. Hannibal King and Abigail Whistler went into a casino and found a biker werewolf.

## Trivia

* His scene was removed but he also appeared in the novelization.
Estate Garden

*This was a passion project of Lady Alice's, until seven years ago. Now, the servants tend it.*

## Colleagues

A young Quinn helped Lady Alice with the creation of the garden. They both had once been staff of the Standing Stone, albeit at different times.

## Under the Eye of Hayden

The Gardens are directly under the window of Hayden Ulster's Bedroom. He would have had a perfect view of anyone working the garden...
The Light

**The Light** was intended to be a mini-boss in the 2017 video game *Cuphead*. He was an odd green creature that would have served as one of King Dice's minions in the "All Bets Are Off!" level.

## Biography

The Light would have been one of the bosses encountered on King Dice's game board. In the finished game, Cuphead and Mugman can roll a die and progress a number of spaces. Depending on the space they land on, King Dice will transport them to a different battle with one of the casino bosses.

Though little is known about the Light, its scrapped boss fight (that can be accessed in the game's debug mode) has the boss in the center of the screen with laser beams shooting off from it and placeholder projectile sprites (called Jareeds) ricocheting from its sides. The lasers would have spun around and changed color, only dealing damage when they were a certain color.

The Light was likely scrapped early on in the game, as its projectiles and graphics are mostly basic shapes and placeholder graphics, and the boss itself is crudely drawn and has no animation of any kind. The Light is presumed to have been intended as some kind of disco ball or dancing light, but was cut either for time, to make the level shorter or easier, or because it did not fit the design or aesthetic of the game.

The attack with the spinning beams and moving projectiles was later recycled into the battle against the Moonshine Mob in the game's 2022 DLC *The Delicious Last Course*.
Carnage (Spider-Man: Web of Shadows 2)

**Carnage** is the main antagonist of the cancelled video game *Spider-Man: Web of Shadows 2*.

## History

Presumably, Carnage is one of the last symbiotes left after Venom sacrificed himself.

## Appearance

His appearance is very similar to his appearance from the comics.

## Trivia

* Concept art of him and Mysterio were found by an ex developer from Activision.
Unnamed Beta Gang

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## Evil Organization

### Headquarters

Possibly Chinatown or the Red Light District

### Powers/Skills

Gangbanging
Intimidation

### Type of Villains

Street Thugs

The **Unnamed Beta Gang** is the unofficial name for a criminal gang which was intended to appear in *Grand Theft Auto III*, the third installment of Rockstar Games' *Grand Theft Auto* series. They are possibly an Hispanic Street gang which operate in Liberty City. They were cut from the finished game in spite of their presence in early screenshots.

## Intended Role

The Unnamed Beta Gang, as its name says, never received a proper known name as its inclusion in *Grand Theft Auto III* was dropped long before the game's release in spite that they were shown in early screenshots of the game. As seen in those screenshots, the members of the Unnamed Beta Gang were to wear bandanas with a flag on their heads or regular bandanas like the ones the Diablos wore, dark blue cloth-jackets, jeans shorts with green ends and a white stripe with black stars on them aside black-white sneakers. Given this, it's speculated that the Unnamed Beta Gang were an early version of the Diablos or the Triads of Liberty City, but this is beyond anyone's speculation.

In regards to weapons and vehicles, one screenshot showed the Unnamed Beta Gang members carrying a baseball bat and standing near a Hum Vee, which was the Patriot in the beta version. In regards to the locations, the Unnamed Beta Gang was supposedly intended to have Chinatown or the Red Light District as its headquarters. Once more, this is possibly a hint that the gang was a beta design in what became the current areas of the Triads and Diablos in the game.

Unfortunately, the Unnamed Beta Gang was ultimately cut from the final version of *Grand Theft Auto III*, with rumors saying that they were intended to be a terrorist gang, something which would have met high criticism in the aftermath of the 9/11.

## Trivia

* It's widely believed that the Unnamed Beta Gang was intended to be the Zaibatsu Corporation, a crime syndicate and the main antagonistic faction of *Grand Theft Auto 2*. This theory is backed up by the fact that early screenshots of *Grand Theft Auto III* displayed the presence of Zaibatsu posters and crates in the Chinatown district, where the gang was meant to spawn. While it's unknown if this was ever the case or not, radio advertisements in the finished game and Liberty Tree articles on the game's website still reference the Zaibatsu Corporation.
Woz

* Woz
* Kamen Rider

**Woz** is the herald of Oma Zi-O and the tritagonist of *Kamen Rider Zi-O*. After obtaining the BeyonDriver, Woz uses it to transform into **Kamen Rider Woz**.

He was originally a captain in the anti-Oma Zi-O resistance in the future until he betrayed them to Oma Zi-O by giving them faulty information that led them into a trap. He travels to the past to ensure Sougo Tokiwa's rise as Oma Zi-O, bringing him into conflict with Tsukuyomi and Geiz (who want to prevent it).

While he stays loyal to Sougo throughout the finished show, in the original plans Woz was going to be the true main antagonist and would have betrayed Sougo towards the end of the series, becoming the final boss. This however was changed when Woz's character proved popular with fans, with him being kept on Sougo's side throughout.

## Trivia

* The situation around the plans for Woz is similar the original plans for Ankh from *Kamen Rider OOO*, who was also intended to be the final boss of his respective series but had the plans changed because of his chemistry with the main protagonist.
* The premise of the *Kamen Rider Zi-O* features a premise similar to the original plans for Woz, with an alternate version of Woz serving as the main antagonist.