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Setsuna Haichi

**Setsuna Haichi** was the female-selected protagonist of the canclled game, *Love Letter: My True Feelings*. She attends Saga Remedial School. If looking for the male-selected protagonist, see **Setsurou Haichi.**

As *Love Letter* will feature character customization (including gender, hair/eye color, clothing and body type), this page refers only to the **Default** Setsuna character. She is based on Ayano Aishi from Yandere Simulator.

## Apparence

Setsuna is a young lady with long reddish hair, secured in a ponytail behind her back. She uses a large dark pink bow to tie back her hair and pins her fringe aside with two dark pink hair clips. Her eyes are a dark pink with heart-shaped pupils. Setsuna wears a general Japanese high-schooler uniform in dark blue, including brown Japanese school shoes/loafers. White accent lines cut across the hems of her skirt, stockings and necktie. Her school uniform has been customized with the addition of her signature yellow cardigan sweater. Setsuna also wears a pink stretch wristband with tiny pink hearts on her right hand, possibly to hold a key-card or Student ID badge or a mere accessory.

## Biography

she was supposed to be killing rivals and stalk the senpai but drapeis cancelled the game because of drama
Mick, Bowie and Lemmy

**Mick, Bowie and Lemmy** were intended to be the secondary antagonists in the unmade Disney animated feature *Kingdom of the Sun*. They were three revived mummies who assisted Yzma on her plans to destroy the sun. The film was later tweaked into *The Emperor's New Groove*, but Mick, Bowie and Lemmy weren't kept and were replaced by the comical Kronk. The history of the unreleased film would later be detailed in the 2002 documentary *The Sweatbox*.

## Biography

Mick, Bowie and Lemmy were a trio of reanimated mummies who would have served Yzma on her crusade to use her dark magic to not only gain control over the kingdom, but summon the evil Incan god of darkness Supai to block out or destroy the sun so she may live in a world of everlasting darkness where the sun cannot age her further.

Not much is known about the trio, aside that they were going to be the film's comic relief alongside Hucua. It can be implied that Mick, Bowie and Lemmy would have been defeated at the end, possibly after Supai's destruction and Yzma's death.

## Trivia

* Their names are references to Mick Jagger, the late David Bowie and the late Lemmy Kilmister, three famous rock stars.
* Mick, Bowie and Lemmy were possibly inspired by Shenzi, Banzai and Ed, the secondary antagonists from *The Lion King*.
Destructio

**Destructio** is a minor antagonist of the unpublished *Invader Zim* episode Ten Minutes to Doom. He would have been voiced by Dee Bradley Baker.

## History

While Dib has Zim’s PAK in his body, he was able to reprogram a spare copy of Foodio (a robot that can end world hunger) to Destructio, a robot who wants to end all life on Earth. It is unknown if he reappears had the series not been cancelled in 2002.

## Trivia

* Foodio reappeared in the comics and Enter the Florpus.
Captain Blackeye

**Captain Blackeye** was slated to be the main antagonist of the video game *Dream* before it was eventually reworked into *Banjo-Kazooie*.

## Biography

When development for the game *Dream: Land of Giants* was moved to the Nintendo 64, developers at *Rare Ltd* (known then as *RareWare*) decided to shift the game's tone towards something more pirate themed. This version of the game, now only known as *Dream*, featured Captain Blackeye and his crew of misfits serving as antagonists, with their goal to conquer various territories more efficiently by building a ship that could fly across the world fueled on a substance called "Floatsy".

Captain Blackeye was meant to introduced to the player through a song sang by the character and his crew during a stop-motion animation. The song would have been about Blackeye's various acts of piracy.

However, as development continued, it felt as the game was becoming too ambitious and was reworked into what would eventually become *Banjo-Kazooie*. Many elements from *Dream* were dropped, including Blackeye and his crew, but pictures of Captain Blackeye can still be found in game's final build during the level "Mad Monster Mansion".

## Personality

Captain Blackeye was meant to be a little dark but still humorous. He would have thought of himself as a grand and honorable individual despite being far from it and did not have the best reputation among his crew. He also seemed to be quite boastful about himself and his crimes.

## Gallery

### Videos

Klagmar's Top VGM -517 - Project Dream - BlackeyeCaptain Blackeye's theme.
## Trivia

* According to Captain Blackeye, he lost his eye when someone attempted to stop his crimes. Blackeye retaliated by sending him to the bottom of the sea.
* Blackeye owns a dog named Ripper who has a tendency to rip things apart with his sharp teeth.
Mark Slender

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## Evil-doer

### Powers/Skills

Vast supernatural powers
Intangibility
Levitation
Electronic disruption
Teleportation
Immortality
Unpredictability
Tentacles

### Goals

Get revenge on the Nazis (succeeded).
Stalk and kill the protagonist.

### Type of Villain

Tragic Mutated Misanthrope

**Mark Slender** is the main antagonist of the cancelled horror game *Haunted Memories*, a pseudo remake of *Slender: The Eight Pages*. While he is clearly based on the Slender Man, he is presented as a different take on the entity. He is also given a backstory and reason for his aggression.

## Biography

The game opens with an unnamed male protagonist, who comes across an abandoned pickup truck outside the fenced off Green Park in Poland. The truck's origins are unknown, but the portfolio the character finds on top of the truck belongs to a Nazi scientific project known as Project: HAUNT. Out of curiosity, the unnamed male ventures into the park to investigate the whereabouts of the organization's members and their discoveries by collecting a set of ten documents and photographs as well as keys to locked off locations within the park's grounds.

Over the course of the game, the character is attacked and hunted by Mark Slender.

In Mark's backstory which is uncovered over the course of the game, Mark Slender was a reporter or journalist of some persuasion for an unknown company. Slender had been sent to a location with several others to report suspicious activity at a power plant out in a forest. Upon arrival and during investigation, Slender and his team were marked for termination, as the power plant had been commissioned by the Nazis for producing an experimental substance.

Slender and co. had discovered this function, as well as the nearby death camp. In order to keep their secrets safe, the Nazis terminated the investigation crew. Slender had managed to escape from the Waffen SS, and hid inside of a bunker. The SS decided it would be easier just to burn him alive, and set the bunker aflame.

Unfortunately, the chemicals inside the bunker caused a bizarre reaction to Slender. And as a result, Slender became a paranormal entity. He then proceeded to attack the facility and could not appear to be stopped.

## Trivia

* Mark Slender is a different take on the Slenderman legend, given an explicit name, backstory and explanation. He also resembles Slenderman greatly, but a notable difference between the two is that Mark still has visible facial features when seen up close, albeit disfigured ones.
Cave Johnson

**Cave Johnson** is the posthumous overarching antagonist of the 2011 video game *Portal 2*. He is the founder and, for an unspecified amount of time, CEO of Aperture Science.

He was voiced by J.K. Simmons in the final project.

## Biography

In the original scripts of *Portal 2*, Cave Johnson was intended to have a different role. He at first was envisioned to be the protagonist, but this idea was scrapped. He was described as "being trapped in a computer" while controlled by the player.

Later, he was intended to be the main antagonist of the story line. He would initially serve as a sidekick to the player, but would eventually betray them, and confront them for their "crimes against their brothers-in-arms". He would also go mad with power and lose touch with reality. The archetype of this character would later be given to Wheatley. This idea however was scrapped in favor of a sequel, which published Cave Johnson as a posthumous character who served as comic relief.

## Trivia

* During the *Perpetual Testing Initiative* DLC for *Portal 2*, which sees the protagonist Bendy travel across a multiverse, there is universe that depicts a similar scenario in which Cave was successful in uploading his mind into a computer (in this case, Glados) and eventually becomes corrupted with power. However, it is unknown if this was intended to be a nod to the original draft of the plot for *Portal 2*.
Arawn

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## Evil-doer

### Occupation

Tyrant
Warlord
Warlock

### Powers/Skills

Dark magic
Powers from the Black Cauldron

### Hobby

Ruling
Gaining power

### Goals

Find the Black Cauldron in order to use its magic powers and create his own army of undead warriors.
Rule all of the world of Prydain forever.

### Crimes

Abuse of power
Mongering
Mass murder
Abuse
Terrorism

### Type of Villain

Hegemonic Warlord

**Arawn** was intended to be the main antagonist of Disney's 25th full-length animated feature film *The Black Cauldron*, which is based on the 1960s fantasy novel series *The Chronicles of Prydain* by the late Lloyd Alexander. Like his original incarnation, he would have been a cruel warlock king who desires to find the Black Cauldron to use his powers to conquer the world of Prydain. He was replaced by the Horned King in the final project, who filled his role as main antagonist whereas Arawn was made the film's posthumous overarching antagonist.

## Biography

When The Walt Disney Company started development on *The Black Cauldron*, an animated film adaptation of the late Lloyd Alexander's 1960s *The Chronicles of Prydain* fantasy novel series, it seemed inevitable to use Arawn Death-Lord, the series' main antagonist, as the main antagonist of the movie. Thus, some concept arts depicting Arawn were developed to explore his look for the film, as it would have been different in comparison to that one he had in the books.

However, throughout the film's development, the animators felt that the Horned King, a major antagonist of *The Chronicles of Prydain* books, would be better liked by the audience as he had horns much like Maleficent and Chernabog, two of the most classic Disney Villains. Thus, it was decided to use the Horned King instead of Arawn, though some crewmembers didn't find sense in using the Horned King rather than Arawn as they were adapting a book series into a film without featuring its main antagonist.

However, even though the Horned King ultimately filled the role of main antagonist in the film, Arawn still received a role to play in the film, becoming its posthumous overarching antagonist. Though never explicitly referred by name, Arawn is meant to be the spirit contained within the Black Cauldron mentioned during the film's prologue, being the cruel and evil king whose story is told by the narrator. In addition, the face engraved upon the Black Cauldron is apparently intended to be that of Arawn, as well as the one the Horned King curses when he gets killed by the Cauldron following the deaths of the Cauldron Born.

## Trivia

* If this is anything to go by, given that Arawn was replaced by the Horned King just because of his horns, we can assume that all of the Horned King's actions during the film were meant to be performed by Arawn if the Horned King hadn't been included in the film.
Firefly (Batgirl)

**Ted Carson**, also known as **Firefly**, was intended to be the main antagonist of the cancelled DC film *Batgirl*. He was intended to be an adaptation of the chracter from DC Comics.

He was portrayed by Brendan Fraser.

## History

The *Batgirl* movie was intended to be produced as a part of the DC Extended Universe. Set after the events of the *Flash* film where timelines and continuities would be reset, the film would have followed Barbra Gordon, portrayed by Leslie Grace, in her origin into the superhero Batgirl, joined by Batman, portrayed by Michael Keaton. Firefly was intended to be the main antagonist. The film would have been released directly to the streaming service HBO Max.

However, on April 8, 2022, AT&T divested DC's parent company WarnerMedia to its shareholders, and in turn merged with Discovery Inc. to form Warner Bros. Discovery. In turn, the new higher-ups cancelled a large number of WarnerMedia projects. *Batgirl* was one of many projects cancelled, despite being close to completion. The reason was sated to be that direct-to-streaming projects did not align with the new company's goals and interests, but was in reality to use the film's production costs as tax write-offs.

## Biography

According to information from filmmakers as well as interviews with Firefly's actor Brendan Fraser, this version of Firefly would not have been the most common identity, Garfield Lynns, but instead Ted Carson, another character that tookup the criminal identity in the comics. This version, however, would be a more sympathetic version of the character: Ted Carson was inteded to be a military war veteran whose benefits would have been cut, leading him to become a vengeful criminal intent on burning Gotham City down, leading to Batgirl and Batman being forced to stop him. Some sources also report that he would have been responsible for killing Batgirl's mother, though this detail's inclusion is unclear.

## Trivia

* Due to Brendan Fraser's Oscar win for his performance as Charlie in *The Whale*, some fans have hoped that his successful acting comeback could lead Warner Bros. to "save" *Batgirl*, even James Gunn's hiring as co-manager of DC Studios alongside Peter Safran. However, due to plans to reboot the DC Extended Universe into the DC Universe following a multiversal soft-reboot in *The Flash*, it's highly unlikely that *Batgirl* will ever be released.
Frankie Lombardo

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**Frankie Lombardo** is the secondary antagonist of the mob comedy film *Down and Under*, which was retooled into *Kangaroo Jack*. He was played by Michael Shannon.

## History

Frankie works for Salvatore Maggio. He later reveals himself to be an American who uses a fake Aussie accent.

## Personality

Frankie is a very angry man, which is why he is called The Animal.
Darth Inexor

**Darth Inexor** was a supporting antagonist who was proposed to appear in the cancelled *Star Wars* video game *Battle of the Sith Lords*, which was in development by Red Fly Studio between 2010 and 2011. It is unknown if he would have been a minor enemy or a level final boss.

## History

In October 2010, Red Fly Studio was contracted by LucasArts to develop a *Star Wars* video game centered on the character of Darth Maul. When George Lucas suggested pairing Maul with Darth Talon, a character from the *Star Wars Legends* comic book series *Star Wars: Legacy*, Red Fly conceived a story taking place hundreds of years after the *Star Wars* saga and featuring a descendant or clone of Maul teaming up with Talon to overthrow Darth Krayt and his One Sith for violating Darth Bane's Rule of Two.

Darth Inexor was among of the Sith characters planned for the game along with Darth Kroan. He would have been one of the many enemies Maul and Talon would need to face and defeat in their crusade to destroy Krayt and his Sith. It's unknown whether Inexor would have survived his confrontation against Maul or Talon (or even if he would have faced the two or just one of them), but given the allegiance of the game's protagonists to the Dark Side of the Force, it's likely that Inexor would have ended up dead.

Despite the project coming together, LucasArts stopped at one point from communicating with Red Fly because The Walt Disney Company was in the process of acquiring Lucasfilm Ltd., a process which eventually culminated in 2012, leading to the game's cancellation in June 2011.

## Trivia

* Darth Inexor is, along with Darth Kroan, one of the two known Sith Lords who were planned to appear in *Battle of the Sith Lords*.
Obnotnik

**Obnotnik** was one of the antagonists pitched for the cancelled DiC Entertainment series *Super Sonic Sisters*. He is Dr. Robotnik's nephew and a constant nuisance to the titular sisters Monica and Isabelle, constantly seeking to undermine their work.

## Overview

The series' bible describes Robotnik's nephew as "a juvenile delinquent with pull", who would always try to scoop a news story, cast doubt on the twin sisters' reporting and just cause them trouble. He would, however, often end up putting himself in trouble, requring Monica and Isabelle to bail him out.

## Trivia

* The concept of Dr. Robotnik having a nephew would be done in the 1993 *Sonic the Hedgehog* series, also by DiC Entertainment, where the evil scientist had his nephew Snively serve as his right-hand man. Unlike Obnotnik, who is implied to be a minor and is utterly incompetent, Snively is an adult and, despite having comedic moments, can be a serious threat to the heroes.
Ibex Grimm

The **Ibex Grimm** were a type of Creature of Grimm that were proposed to appear in the animated webseries *RWBY*.

They were created by C. Varren Parker Jr.

## 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 Ibex Grimm.

These Grimm were described as versatile and agile. Like all other Grimm in the series, they would have been created by the God of Darkness to destroy mankind and all its creations. Befitting their inspiration, they would have used speed and their horns for attack and would have likely traveled in packs. The Rooster Teeth crew admitted that the design would work best in the show's desert continent of Vacuo.

Though the Ibex Grimm did not win the competition, Rooster Teeth retained ownership of the design.
Joker (David Ayer's Suicide Squad)

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**The Joker** is the main antagonist of an early version of the 2016 DC film *Suicide Squad*. As in the final movie, he is set to be portrayed by Jared Leto.

## History

Unlike the final film where he is a minor antagonist and is mostly involved with Harley, he was intended to be the main antagonist. He survived a burning and gained some ashes for skin.

## Personality

He is highly abusive towards Harley Quinn.

## Trivia

* Jared Leto and David Ayer were disappointed that the Joker’s scenes were mostly cut despite Leto having top billing.
* On January 2024, David Ayer decided not to restore his director’s cut of the movie.
Darth Revan (The Clone Wars)

**Revan**, more commonly known as **Darth Revan**, is a character from the *Star Wars* franchise. He was originally going to appear as a one-off overarching antagonist alongside Darth Bane in the third season of *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*. However he was eventually cut from the episode.

## History

Revan originated in the video game *Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic*, and made subsequent appearances in the game's sequels, tie-in books and other media. However in 2014 after the rebranding of the expanded universe into Star Wars: Legends, the character and his entire character history was erased from the main canon as with everything else related to the Old Republic multi media project.

The character was originally scripted to appear in the 17th episode of the third season of *Star Wars: The Clone Wars*. "Ghosts of Mortis", which was the final episode of the Mortis story arc. Dave Filoni and creator George Lucas originally thought that an ancient Sith or two should be revealed as the guide to the Son of Mortis. However the scene and subplot was later cut from the episode as Filoni was apprehensive of the final result and it didn't fit in with Lucas' view of the force. The scene was later included in the Blu-ray release of the third season, with unfinished animation and a temp track voiceover.

The scene was set in the Well of the Dark Side on Mortis, where the Son confronted the dark side spirits about the recent death of his sister at his hands. The spirit voices tell him to embrace his pain and resentment, and when he questions their identities, giant apparitions of Darth Revan and Bane appear to him. With them proclaiming their intent to ensure the dark side's supremacy. Speaking of another's existence who will control the galaxy, the Son is warned by them that control over Anakin Skywalker, the Chosen One, is the key to success.

## Gallery

### Videos

The Son talks to Darth Revan & Darth Bane - Star Wars The Clone Wars
## Trivia

* Despite all of Revan's character history being no longer canon, the character has been canonized by name in the book *Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: The Visual Dictionary.* This presumably means that a new version of Revan will appear in a future Star Wars project down the line.
The Chief (Rayman 2)

**The Chief** is the main antagonist of a 2D prototype of *Rayman 2*.

## History

Not much is known about The Chief other than he led an army of Space Robots and decides to invade Rayman’s world with intent of turning the whole planet into a giant ball of metal. He also managed to kidnap and imprison Rayman's friend Betilla.

## Appearance

He wears blue militaristic space suit with a circular accessory on his muscular chest. On his purple head he wears a pointed blue hat with a visor over his eyes and also smokes a cigar. His hands and feet appear metallic and possibly robotic.

## Trivia

* A similar design used in the final 3D game was named the General who gives Razorbeard the Grolgoth. He also made a cameo in the PC version of *Tonic Trouble*.
Rokmutul

Sharp teeth

Rokmutul was meant to be a main antagonist for the 2014 Godzilla film. He is a six-legged, Ankylosaurs titan that was supposed to be Godzilla's rival.

## Biography

The Titan's origins are unknown but in one of the concepts he is seen rising from the water to fight Godzilla next to the golden gate bridge.

Another concept shows him causing mass destruction but then witnesses Godzilla charging towards him, preparing for battle.

## Trivia

* Rokmutul bears a resemblance to Anguirus because both are ankylosaurs-lookalike kaijus with brute strength and were the rivals of Godzilla.
* His relation to another scrapped main antagonist Pterodactyl is unknown.
* He was ultimately reworked into the Male and Female M.U.T.Os but for unknown reasons.
* Rokmutul was the first villain to be unpublished in Godzilla (2014), the second was Pterodactyl, the third being Vishnu and the forth being King Ghidorah (who didn't make his debut until Godzilla: King of the Monsters because his appearance in the 2014 film where he crash Landed into an icy continent of Earth would've ripped off the 2007 transformers film where another alien antagonist, Megatron would crash down to Earth).
* Additionally by extension, the first Monsterverse villain ever to be unpublished.
* It was unknown what role he could've played in the film but he would most likely be Godzilla's rival if he wasn't cut from the final film.
Morganite (Steven Universe)

**Morganite** was destined to be a central antagonist in *Steven Universe Future*. She would have been the previous owner of Rhodonite and would have made her debut in a Double Length special.

## Biography

Peridot would invent a device that will allow the gems how many times they have been rejuvenated and know those past lives that they do not remember, the vast majority of gems proved that Peridot's invention had them not been rejuvenated while others had one or two lives that did not they remembered.

The surprise came with Rhodonite who had been rejuvenated a total of 17 times and it turns out that when they were under the power of Morganite, her components Pearl and Ruby developed feelings for each other. Mergers of different types were very frowned upon at Homeworld so Morganite decided to rejuvenate them. However, the love story was repeated over and over again and despite not remembering anything at all, their past lives each time they were rejuvenated, they always fell in love with each other.

When Pearl and Ruby had been already rejuvenated for the seventeenth time they escaped and Morganite replaced them with a new Ruby and a new Pearl, it is unknown how the chapter would end although it is likely that Rhodonite would reform with a new appearance after remembering all her past.

## Appearance

"*Morganite is a small gem, artist and designer of the Diamond Palanquins with its design inspired by the brush of a paintbrush*"

Brief description of Morganite in the Art Book Steven Universe: End of an Era.

Morganite's design would be inspired by the brush of a paintbrush, clad in a long Kimono attire with long peachy straight hair tied into two small pigtails in the front with pale lilac ribbons and a fringe that would cover her entire forehead, she would have been small in stature with the pale pink complexion and some blushes.

## Trivia

* The main reason why Morganite was discarded from Steven Universe: Future was due to the limited time that the Steven Universe: Future series had. Also, according to Rebecca Sugar the history of Morganite and Rhodonite should be explored in more than one chapter.
* According to the production team, the idea was so good that they decided to make a double-duration special focused purely on Morganite.
Nocturna (DC Animated Universe)

**Natalia Knight**, also known as **Nocturna**, was intended to be a one-shot antagonist in *Batman: The Animated Series*, the first show of the DC Animated Universe. Unlike her comic book incarnation, this iteration of Nocturna was intended to actually be a vampire who was going to infect Batman and turn him into a bloodthirsty vampire. However, the network's rules prevented the episode from ever be made.

## Biography

During the successful run of *Batman: The Animated Series*, several ideas were pitched for potential episodes by Bruce Timm, Paul Dini and their crew. Like most shows, however, every idea had to be approved by the network, as the network which aired *Batman: The Animated Series* was none other than FOX Kids. As such, there were strict rules regarding what could be shown and what could not be shown, like making The Joker look like a troublemaker instead of a murderous psychopath, forbidding any kind of direct references to death or making Robin appear in almost every episode.

Alan Burnett recalls that during this time, an idea was pitched for an episode including the seductive villainess Nocturna, whom the crew intended to make a real vampire unlike her original comic book incarnation. Bruce Timm drew a model for Nocturna's design (which is used as the article's image) and a script for the episode was written. The story would have involved Nocturna bitting and transforming Batman into a bloodthirsty vampire, leading him to crave for human blood.

Unfortunately, when the idea was presented to the censors, they objected to the storyline because, as Burnett recalls, the story would've involved bloodletting and there were concerns that it could scare children. As a result, the episode was dropped alongside many other proposed ideas which never saw the light of the day due FOX's censorship policies, which resulted in Nocturna never appearing in *Batman: The Animated Series*.

Much later, when the series was revived as *The New Batman Adventures* and aired on Kids WB, Paul Dinni was approached by some fans to pitch Nocturna's episode once more, as rules were now less strict. However, while Kids WB's rules weren't as hard like those imposed by FOX, the "no vampires" rule remained in spite of the crew's interest on using her. In the end, Nocturna didn't appear as well in *The New Batman Adventures* and in the DC Animated Universe as whole.

## Trivia

* In animation history, as a result of the censorship rules imposed by FOX Kids and Kids WB, Batman would not face any kind of vampires until the 2005 release of *The Batman vs. Dracula*, a DTV based on *The Batman*, an animated Batman television show unrelated to the DC Animated Universe. However, it's possible that Batman was allowed to face Dracula because the show aired on Cartoon Network, which may have some to do that Cartoon Network's censorship rules are less strict.
Gnasty Gnorc (Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly)

**Gnasty Gnorc** is the secondary antagonist of a prototype of the 2002 video game *Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly*. He would have been voiced by Michael Gough.

## History

Gnasty teamed up with Ripto, Crush and Gulp to capture all of the dragonflies. He and Ripto were eventually defeated by Spyro and Sparx.

## Trivia

* He was cut from the game due to a rushed production.
* Him teaming up with Ripto was mentioned in *Year of the Dragon*.
Azog (The Hobbit trilogy)

**Azog** is a secondary antagonist of an early version of *The Hobbit* trilogy.

## History

Unlike the final films, Azog is more of a true orc rather than the Pale Orc.

## Trivia

* The prosthetics design was later used for the Torturer of Dol Goldur.
* Peter Jackson decided to make Azog from a prosthetics character into motion capture.
Ned

**Ned** was originally the main antagonist of the Pixar movie *Monsters Inc.*, before it was changed to Randall.

## In an early idea for Monsters Inc.

Ned does not look anything like the Randall seen in the final version of the movie; he did not have his appearance as a monster similar to a purple longhorn, but rather he looked like a marine creature like an orange shark, with purple spines on his neck and sharp large fangs.

He was the main scarer of his job, unlike Randall, who was surpassed by Suliver as a scarer at the beginning of the film. In the original idea, Suliver is called Johnson and he was not considered scary nor was he respected.

After discovering the friendship that Johnson had developed with a girl named Mary (Boo), Ned accuses him of the authorities, thus getting Johnson into trouble.
Huaca

**Huaca** was intended to be a supporting antagonist in the unmade Disney animated feature *Kingdom of the Sun*. He was a talking talisman who ended up siding with Yzma on her plot to summon Supai to destroy the sun after getting fed up with Emperor Manco's behavior. The film was later tweaked into *The Emperor's New Groove*, and Yzma was reused, but Hucua wasn't kept and his role as the Emperor's advisor was given to Yzma instead. The history of the unreleased film would later be detailed in the 2002 documentary *The Sweatbox*.

He was intended to be voiced by Harvey Fierstein.

## Biography

Huaca would have been a talking talisman who was carved from the ancient Viracocha magical stone of the sacred mountain at the beginning of time. Since then, Hucua had been the counselor and protector of every Emperor of the Incan Empire since its establishment. Hucua's job consisted on running the palace and offering advice to the Emperors.

While the original draft for *Kingdom of the Sun* had Huaca helping Pacha impersonating Emperor Manco to protect him and then helped the heroes to defeat Yzma and Supai, later alterations to the story turned Hucua from a comic relief sidekick into a treacherous minion who switches sides with Yzma after getting fed up that Emperor Manco belittles and ignores him to help her summon Supai to destroy or block out the sun in exchange of eternal youth. However, their attempts result in Manco transforming into a llama and Pacha impersonating him.

Not much is known about Hucua, aside that he was going to be the film's comic relief alongside Mick, Bowie and Lemmy. It can be implied that Hucua would have been defeated at the end, possibly after Supai's destruction and Yzma's death.

## Trivia

* While scrapped from the story of *The Emperor's New Groove*, Huaca *did* appear in the finished film, with his likeness being used in the statue holding the candles during the dinner scene when Yzma and Kronk try to poison Kuzco.
* Before Harvey Fierstein was cast as Hucua, the late Garry Marshall and the late Peter Ustinov were both considered to voice him.
* Dwayne Johnson, Kevin Hart, Woody Allen, Spike Lee, Martin Scorsese, Orlando Jones, Jim Carrey, Vincent Pastore, Danny DeVito, Joe Pesci, Tim Allen, David Cross, Bruce Campbell, Sam Raimi, John Cusack, Robin Williams, Chris Rock, Mike Myers, Steve Martin, Martin Short and Adam Sandler were all considered for the role of Huaca.
Animal Control Officer (Dumbo II)

The **Animal Control Officer**, was intended to be the major antagonist of the cancelled Disney animated sequel, Dumbo II. He was going to be an evil officer who attempt to capture Dumbo and his friends, who where lost in New York City. But the film got cancelled in 2006, after John Lasseter became CEO of Walt Disney Animation Studios.
Octavio (Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves)

**Octavio** is a minor antagonist of an early build of the 2005 video game *Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves*. He was voiced by David Scully as in the final game.

## History

His motives are the same but his henchmen were originally clowns and his missions at his hub world are different. He pollutes water with sewage.

## Trivia

* His prototype mission was found from a Sly 3 2005 Demo Disc.
Mega Man X

**Mega Man X** is the titular main protagonist of the *Mega Man X* series and a supporting character in the *Mega Man Zero* series. While always planned to be a hero in the former series, he was initially planned to be the main antagonist of the latter series before being replaced by Copy X.

## Details

Back when Keiji Inafune was first writing the script for the first Mega Man Zero game, he had planned for X to be the villain. Following Zero's death at the end of Mega Man X5, X builds a city called Elysium. However, as the city grew with him as the leader, he became corrupt with power and started declaring reploids a threat to the world. Meanwhile Zero is revived and learns of the atrocities that X committed. The game would have ended with Zero having to put down his old friend for good. However, along with the fact that X6 being produced while Zero's script was still being written, Capcom thought that having X as the villain would be a disservice to fans of the original series.

As such, in order to connect Zero with X6 and appeal to fans of the former series, the script was rewritten with X now as the big good of the Zero series and the villain being a replica of X.
Morbius (Blade)

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Morbius is a minor antagonist of the alternate ending of Blade and what could have been the main villain in Blade II.

## Trivia

* He was going to be the main antagonist of Blade II but Marvel denied Guillermo del Toro using Morbius.
Helga Sinclair

**Helga Sinclair** was going to be the main antagonist of **Atlantis: Shards of Chaos**, which would have been a sequel to **Atlantis: The Lost Empire**. She would have been voiced by Claudia Christian like in the original film.

## History

After shooting down Rourke’s blimp, she later assumed forces of Rourke’s army and planned an attack on Atlantis. She also gained a cybernetic body.

## Appearance

She has blonde hair and cybernetic parts.
Shattered Freddy

### Goals

Get Gregory out of the Pizzaplex (formerly)Hunt down Gregory for Vanny (unwillingly)

### Type of Villain

Haywire robot

**Shattered Freddy** is a cut enemy from *Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach*. He is the severely damaged version of Glamrock Freddy, controlled by the Afton Virus. He would've hunted Gregory down against his will like the other robots, but was ultimately cut from the game, presumably due to not having enough time to be implemented. Like his normal self, he would've been voiced by Kellen Goff.

## Appearance

Glamrock Freddy is a large bipedal animatronic bear with an orange casing and blue eyes. His snout, bottom jaw, inner ears, chest, feet, and upper fingers are all cream-colored. He has red shoulder pads and lower legs, as well as a red earring on his left ear. He has a black top hat with a light blue stripe, as well as a black bowtie, and a pair of black wristbands with silver spikes on his wrists. He has light blue claws on his hands and feet, and a large, light blue lightning bolt on his chest. He also has a light blue "mask" over his eyes outlined in red, and a light blue stripe on his chin. He has small fangs and a black nose.

After being shattered, most of Freddy's casing is cracked and riddled with holes; most notably his chest, which has a big hole in it revealing the machinery inside, rendering hiding in his stomach hatch useless. The casing on his bottom jaw is also gone, revealing a pair of sharp endoskeleton teeth behind his normal ones. The casing on his hands is also gone, revealing sharp metal claws. Due to Roxy's upgrade, his eyes are now yellow. Textures left over in the files suggest he also would've has Montgomery's legs rather than his hands like in the final game, giving him green legs with darker green spots, purple feet and black claws.

## Biography

While not much is known about how he would have functioned, unused textures and voice lines suggest there would have been at least one ending where he is confronted and torn apart by the shattered Chica, Roxy and Monty. From there, he would have been hijacked by the same virus that corrupted his bandmates, turning him into a bloodthirsty, mindless machine. Using the upgrades from his shattered bandmates - Chica's voicebox, Roxy's eyes and either Monty's claws or legs - he would then hunt Gregory down From there, it's unknown what his fate would be at the end of the game.

## External links

Glamrock Freddy on the *Five Nights at Freddy's* Wiki

Glamrock Freddy on the Heroes Wiki
Galactus (Silver Surfer)

**Galactus** is the main antagonist of the scrapped Silver Surfer spinoff film that would have followed *Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer*.

## Biography

The film takes place before and after *Rise of the Silver Surfer*. Galactus is the Silver Surfer’s master.

## Trivia

* The film would have revealed Galactus’ true form.
* The film was cancelled due to the producers not finding a director.
Rainbow Glitz

**Rainbow Glitz** is a major antagonist of the original version of the tower defense game *Plants vs. Zombies 3*. She is a musical member of the Brainiacs, who is in charge of a horde of dancing zombies.

## History

Rainbow Glitz interrupted the plants, Crazy Dave, Penny, and the players while they were exploring the Devour Tower by challenging them for a dance-off. The plants attempted to make a comeback, but all those efforts only led her to insult them.

Later, the plants found their way to out move Rainbow Glitz's dance moves. Then she later explained the origin of the Brainiacs, who were created by the use of Brain Food.

## Battle

Rainbow Glitz moves around on the stage to avoid attack from plants, summons zombies, and strikes plants with her stars.

### Minions

Rainbow Glitz's minions consist zombies of stage play:

* **Popstar Zombie**: This zombie shoots stars in 5 directions.
	+ **Mega-Popstar Zombie**: The mega minion counterpart of Popstar Zombie that fires 12 stars around her.
* **Glitter Zombie**: This zombie creates a rainbow trail that makes zombies behind her immune to all attacks.
	+ **Mega-Glitter Zombie**: The mega minion counterpart of Glitter Zombie that shields zombies in three lanes.
* **Keytar Zombie**: This zombie makes all zombies on the field moves to adjacent lanes.
	+ **Mega-Keytar Zombie**: The mega minion version of Keytar Zombie, as she not only makes zombies change lanes but also gives them a speed boost.
* **Rainbow Bass Imp**: This Imp damages plants around him with his bass sounds.
	+ **Mega-Rainbow Bass Imp**: This gigantic Imp stuns and deals damages to plants at the same time.
* **Spotlight Zombie**: This zombie remains in the first column and summons a Popstar Zombie.
Beetrice Lutz

**Beetrice Lutz**, nicknamed **Betty Beet** by fans, was intended to be a character in the 2017 video game *Cuphead*. She was intended to be a part of the Root Pack, a group debtors that sold their souls to The Devil, and try to kill Cuphead and Mugman when they come to collect.

## Biography

Betty Beet would have been one of the members of the Root Pack, and would have fought off Cuphead and Mugman either alongside another member or in her own phase. In the fight, she would have sprouted from the ground, moved around, and sadly and reluctantly thrown her infant beet children at Cuphead and Mugman as projectiles, killing them in the process. After defeating her and the Root Pack, the player would have gotten their soul contract.

The character was cut for unknown reasons, but likely for time or because her actions were too sad/morbid. Her name was revealed in the *Art of Cuphead* book.

## Gallery

Betty Beet in the ground.Betty emerging from the ground.Betty reluctant to use her children as weapons.Betty crying as she throws her children.Later concept with Betty being less concerned about throwing her babies.Concept artBaby Beet projectile
Dr. V Needle

**Dr. V Needle** is a scrapped character from the *Blue Sky* film, *Robots*. He was supposedly set to appear in a deleted scene in which he lobotomized Bigweld.

## Trivia

* Dr. V Needle appears on a Garfield DVD sneak-peak of the film as well as a loading screen for the video game adaption.
* This scene in which he was set to appear was most replaced the scene where Bigweld is hit on the side of the head by Ratchet, sending him into a delirious state.
* It has been speculated that Dr. V Needle would have worked for Madame Gasket.

## Gallery

A second scene featuring Dr. V Needle's full body.As he appears on the video game loading screen.
## See Also

* Dr. V Needle on the Robots wiki.
* Dr. V Needle on the Blue Sky wiki.
Pachi-Pachi

**Pachi-Pachi** was intended to be a mini-boss in the 2017 video game *Cuphead*. He was a pachinko win pocket that would have served as one of King Dice's minions in the "All Bets Are Off!" level.

## Biography

Pachi-Pachi 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.

In Pachi-Pachi's boss fight, he would travel from side to side, occasionally firing a large vertical laser beam from his head. The player, as Cuphead or Mugman, would have to avoid the laser as well as pachinko balls that would fall from the top of the screen and tilt the platforms they were standing on. If Pachi-Pachi managed to kill the player, it would gloat in rhyme. However, if the player beats the boss and continues the game, Pachi-Pachi would have painfully fallen apart before being left behind.

Though Pachi-Pachi was one of the most complete unused bosses in the game, he was ultimately scrapped for unknown reasons, though the most common explanations were to keep the level from being too long or too unfair, and because the Japanese-invented pachinko machines did not come to the Americas until 1970s, roughly forty years after the time period the game is set in.

## Gallery

### Images

Pachi-Pachi's attack sprite.Pachi-Pachi's after-attack/cooldown sprite.Pachi-Pachi's knockout sprite.
Demon Bat

The **Demon Bat** was intended to be a boss in the 2017 video game *Cuphead*. He was a large black and red bat that was likely intended to be one of The Devil's minions that tries to kill Cuphead and Mugman.

## Biography

Little is known about the Demon Bat, other than he would have been fought in a Hell-like environment and would have used a variety of attack where he would swoop down at the player, summon smaller bat minions, howl, launch pentagram projectiles, and transform into a giant wolf.

It is unknown why the Demon Bat was unused, though it may be that the boss was scrapped so its attacks could be reused for other bosses or even just time restrictions. Despite being cut, the boss was featured in the E3 2015 trailer, though he was never seen again.
Hag Grimm

The **Hag Grimm**, also simply referred to as **Hags**, were a type of Creature of Grimm that were proposed to appear in the animated webseries *RWBY*.

They were created by Sarah Beth Moore.

## 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 Hag Grimm.

Like all other Grimm in the series, they would have been created by the God of Darkness to destroy mankind and all its creations. Hag Grimm would have been depicted as thin, skeletal humanoids with heads resembling bird skulls, and possibly could have worn black cloaks. They would have been extremely tall and used claw-like talons, as well as a ball of toxic fumes called a "Poison Gas Bomb" against their foes.

Though the Hag Grimm did not win the competition, Rooster Teeth retained ownership of the design.
Storm Blot

The **Storm Blot** was originally the true main villain of *Epic Mickey* before it was scrapped.

## History

Not much information is known about the Storm Blot aside from it being an earlier incarnation of the Shadow Blot during development of the video game *Epic Mickey*. Concept artist Don Hamilton uploaded game art on the internet showing what appeared to be the Shadow Blot merged with Oswald the Lucky Rabbit terrorising Dark Beauty Castle.

Don wrote that Oswald's jealously toward Mickey Mouse would grow to the point where he became a monster, leading many to believe that Oswald eventually combined with the Blot to destroy Mickey and escape the Wasteland.

However, the game's creative director Warren Spector has denied that Oswald was intended to become the Blot and additional concept art shows both Mickey and Oswald standing beside one another as they confront the Storm Blot at Dark Beauty Castle. It's unknown exactly why the Storm Blot was scrapped from the game, but it's likely to avoid depicting Oswald too negatively.

## Gallery

Storm Blot spawning Blotlings.Mickey and Oswald versus the Storm Blot.
## Trivia

* Even if the Storm Blot was a scrapped villain in *Epic Mickey*, it was mentioned in *Epic Mickey 2*, when Abe says "But what Mickey didn't know was there another Blot, a Storm Blot, one that could destroy all of Wasteland," referring the Storm Blot from the first game.
* It could be that the Storm Blot is the embodiment of Oswald's jealousy and resentment towards Mickey Mouse, as well as Oswald's desire to have all Mickey's fame and friends. In concept art of the Storm Blot, it appears to have absorbed many *Disney* characters into itself, which could reflect on Oswald wanting Mickey's life for himself.
Chickenstein (Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed)

**Chickenstein** was a minor antagonist in an early draft of the 2004 film *Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed*.

## History

He was one of many costumes taken by the Evil Masked Figure and transformed into a monster. He reverted into a costume as Scooby was able to put in the reverse engineered control panel.

## Trivia

* He was reduced to a costume at the museum due to budget cuts.
* Chickenstein can be seen from blue screen test footage.