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Darkseid (Zack Snyder's Justice League 2 & 3)

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## Evil-doer

### Alias

Darkseid
The Darkness
The Great One
Lord Darkseid
The Great Darkness
Mighty Darkseid

### Occupation

Warlord
Ruler of Apokolips
Leader of the Elite
Supreme Commander of the Apokoliptian Armada

### Powers/Skills

High intelligence
Combat proficiency
Intimidation
Vast resources
Expert leadership
Superhuman strength
Superhuman endurance
Nigh-invulnerability
Superhuman reflexes
Omega beams
Immortality

### Hobby

Invading and destroying planets.
Ruling Apokolips.
Killing living beings.
Looking for the Anti-Life Equation.

### Goals

Invade Earth (failed the first time, ongoing the second time).
Corrupt Superman and make him his slave (failed; succeeded in the Knightmare timeline).
Destroy the Justice League (ongoing; succeeded in the Knightmare timeline).
Destroy the Insurgency (partially succeeding).

### Crimes

War crimes
Invasion
Mass murder
Mass destruction
Mass genocide

### Type of Villain

Hegemonic Tyrant

**Darkseid**, born **Uxas**, was the main antagonist of the DC Extended Universe. He is an ancient and all-powerful cosmic warlord who reigns over the planet Apokolips and desires to rule the multiverse with the Anti-Life Equation. Darkseid is also the arch-nemesis of the Justice League.

He tasked his exiled uncle and former herald, Steppenwolf, to retrieve the boxes and finally take over Earth after Superman's death. In a potential dark future known as the Knightmare, Darkseid was successful in activating the Anti-Life Equation, using it to corrupt Superman and turn the Earth into a hellish wasteland.

In *Zack Snyder's Justice League*, he was voiced by Ray Porter. Who would've reprised the role had the story been concluded.

## History

Darkseid was planned to first appear in the first *Justice League* film directed by Zack Snyder. However when WB fired Snyder and replaced him with Joss Whedon for the film's reshoots, Darkseid was completely cut from the movie and was only mentioned once by Steppenwolf. Eventually when Snyder released his director's cut of the film, all of Darkseid's scenes were restored to critical acclaim from DC and Snyder fans.

However despite the overall positive reception from both fans and critics for *Zack Snyder's Justice League*, all of Snyder’s storylines were still scrapped because of a lack of interest from WB.

## Trivia

* Zack Snyder would later work with Ray Porter again in *Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire.*
* The intention of making Darkseid the main antagonist of the DC Extended Universe is very similar to what the Marvel Cinematic Universe did with Thanos in the Infinity Saga.
Sinister Six

The **Sinister Six** were intended to appear as antagonists in Marc Webb's cancelled films *The Amazing Spider-Man 3* and *The Sinister Six*.

## Biography

At the end of 2014's *The Amazing Spider-Man 2*, the film teases the appearance of the Sinister Six. 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 teased at the end of *The Amazing Spider-Man 2*, the film's poor reception as well as Marvel/Disney making a deal with Sony to share Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe led to the series cancellation.

## Gallery

### Images

Vulture's mechanical wings and Doctor Octopus' mechanical arms in cases in *The Amazing Spider-Man 2*.Harry Osborn/The Green Goblin, played by Dane DeHaan.Aleksei Sytsevich/The Rhino, played by Paul Giamatti.Tease of Doctor OctopusTease of the VultureTease of Kraven the HunterTease of Mysterio
### Videos

The Amazing Spider-Man 2- Credits Song Sinister Six (2014)The Sinister Six teased in the credits for *The Amazing Spider-Man 2*.
Puppet Master (Fantastic Four 3)

**Phillip Masters**, also known as **The Puppet Master**, was intended to be of the main antagonists in the third Tim Story Fantastic Four film.

## Biography

Phillip Masters likes collecting puppets and makes his own to control people. He is also the stepfather of Alicia Masters.

## Trivia

* The Puppet Master is mentioned in the extended edition of the first film and appears in the video game based on the film.
* A popular fan theory of the first film shows that he was responsible for making the man try to jump off the Brooklyn Bridge.
* It is unknown if he would have been black or white as in the comics and game.
Ayano Aishi

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## Evil-doer

### Alias

Yandere-chan
Yandere

### Powers/Skills

Weapon proficiency
Speed
Stealth
Cunning

### Hobby

Killing students
Stalking Taro Yamada

### Goals

Kill her rivals
Win Taro Yamada's affection

### Crimes

Mass murder
Incrimination
Blackmail
Kidnapping

### Type of Villain

Homicidal Love Rival

**Ayano Aishi**, also known as **Yandere-chan**, is the main protagonist of the unfinished video game *Yandere Simulator*. She is a high school girl who is hopelessly obsessed with her classmate Taro Yamada, who she refers to as her "Senpai", and wants to win his affections by violently removing all of her competition.

She is voiced by Michaela Laws, and her evil laugh is provided by YouTuber Moesaurus.

## Biography

Ayano describes her life as feeling empty and hollow before meeting Taro. Ayano is convinced that the only way to fix her depression is to confess her love to Taro, but she is too shy. She later learned from her mother Ryoba Aishi that her relationship with Ayano's father was very similar to Ayano and Taro's, and Ryoba convinces Ayano that she must eliminate her competition in order to win her Senpai's affections.

However, Ayano is horrified to learn that her classmate Osana Najimi also has feelings for Taro, and plans to confess to him. Ayano is contacted by a mysterious individual known as Info-chan, who wants to ruin Osana's life, and together Ayano and Info-chan begin working on how to remove Osana and all other rivals from Ayano's way, including blackmail, kidnapping, incrimination, driving them to suicide, or murdering them outright.

The game remained in development for years, with no signs of being finished. After a series of unfortunate events, including a breakup between developer "YandereDev" and publisher tinyGame, the game's ban from Twitch, issues with YandereDev's mental health, and the trend of "cancel culture" finding the game's content offensive, the game is not likely to ever be completed.

## Trivia

* Ayano's birthday is April 1st.
* Ayano appeared as a guest character in the video games *Crush Crush*, *Go All Out!*, and *Project QT*.
Lloyd Garmadon (Crystalized)

Oni

**Lloyd Montgomery Garmadon** is the main protagonist of *Ninjago* series. However, he was to become the series' final antagonist in one of the proposed endings for it, becoming consumed with darkness out of grief.

Like in the final project, he would be voiced by Sam Vincent.

## Biography

The show's producer Tommy Andreasen revealed in an interview given to The TTV Channel that in the original ending for the final season, *Crystalized*, Lloyd's father Garmadon would die for real unlike in the final ending where he survived. Lloyd would be consumed by grief as a result and morph into his Oni form, then use it instead of the Golden Weapons transformed into Golden Ultra Dragon to destroy the Overlord. He would, however, let his dark powers corrupt him and take Overlord's throne and proceed to fight the ninja. He would eventually be defeated with the help from Nya, who was still bound to the ocean in this ending, returned to his original form and turned good again.

## Trivia

* After the release of *Crystalized*, many fans complained that Lloyd's short usage of his Oni form makes the buildup to him mastering it seem wasted. Ironically, had this version of ending been kept, Lloyd's concerns about his Oni powers' destructive nature would turn out to be justified.
Kuwagata Oji-San

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## Evil-doer

### Type of Villain

Enigmatic Minion

**Kuwagata Oji-san** is an antagonist that was added to the horror puzzle game *Fancy Island* during the new redesign in January 2015, but was scrapped for an unknown reason on August 14th, 2015 and replaced with Ellis.

## Personality

Not much is known about Kuwagata Oji-san's personality for now.

## Appearance

Kuwagata Oji-san has dark, rough skin with black hair. He has no eyes but two stag beetle mandibles sticking out of his eye sockets, causing his eyes to bleed dark-colored blood. He has two heads, each having mouths in a screaming position.

## Biography

His mechanic was to rise from the bottom of the page and jumpscare the player by letting out a loud growl (the same growl as Pieyama MK-2) and moving his heads and twitching his mandibles in front of a red background. Despite the gallery picture for the character having a pinkish-purple background, his jumpscare only ever had a pure red background, as confirmed by old videos that showed his jumpscare. The creator has briefly mentioned this character in a reply to a fan's post on February 3, 2020, stating that the character was rejected a long time ago. In the same tweet, the creator also confirmed he is not a part of the Story.
Rotherium

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

They were created by Kristina Mickel.

## 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 Rotherium 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. Rotherium Grimm would have been depicted as giant Rhinoceros-like Grimm which had a nasty temper and would charge at its prey with its massive horn.

Though the Rotherium Grimm did not win the competition, Rooster Teeth retained ownership of the design.
Ra's al Ghul (Injustice 2)

**Ra's al Ghul** was the main antagonist in an early version of the 2017 fighting video game *Injustice 2*. He would have been voiced by Bryan Cranston.

## History

Ra’s al Ghul reawakens from his Lazarus Pit and decides to take over Superman’s Regime and make it more evil. He would be defeated by either Batman or Superman.

## Trivia

* His voice was heard in the announcement trailer.
* He appears in Black Adam’s ending in the final game.
Insect Men

The Insect Men are a group of three mutated people that are found on Jonathan Hensleigh’s script of Hulk.

## History

Three convicts have been experimented with insect DNA from Bruce Banner’s technology.

## Trivia

* Lynn “Red” Williams of Mortal Kombat: Annihilation fame would have played one of them.
* Gregory Sporleder was cast as Novak
Moon Knight

Marc Spector, also known as Moon Knight is a supporting character is the 2008 videogame *Spider-Man: Web of Shadows*.

He was voiced by Robin Atkin Downes in the final project.

## History

At some point in the game, Moon Knight was going to be infected with a symbiote similar to other characters in the game like Electro, Wolverine, Black Cat and the Vulture. However, other than a piece of concept art in the game's credits, not much is publicly known. Moon Knight was likely going to be a boss for Spider-Man to fight similar to the aforementioned infected characters. However- as Moon Knight himself is not a boss in the final game- it's unknown why the developers didn't include this concept.

## Trivia

* A variant issue of Moon Knight Vol. 9 #4 has a symbiote infected Moon Knight.
Joker (The Dark Knight Rises)

**The Joker** was intended to be a minor antagonist of the 2012 Christopher Nolan film *The Dark Knight Rises*. Heath Ledger would have reprised his role.

## History

At Gotham City, he was put on trial for his crimes and sentenced to Blackgate.

## Trivia

* Christopher Nolan planned to have the Joker appear had Heath Ledger didn’t die of an overdose.
* In the final movie, he wasn’t mentioned out of respect for Ledger’s loss. However, he was mentioned in the official novelization.
Caitlyn Connor

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## Evil-doer

### Occupation

High school student (presumably formerly)
Supervillainess

### Powers/Skills

Cybernetic arm
High intelligence

### Goals

Get revenge on Brightburn for breaking her arm and murdering her mother (ongoing).

### Crimes

Bullying
Abuse

### Type of Villain

Tragic Supervillainess

**Caitlyn Connor** is a minor antagonist in the 2019 superhero horror film *Brightburn*. She is a teenage girl who lives in Brightburn, Kansas and becomes the object of affection of the titular protagonist, much to her disgust. She was originally intended to appear in a proposed alternate ending of the film to tease a sequel before the idea was dropped.

She was portrayed by Emmie Hunter in the finished project.

## Biography

### *Brightburn*

Caitlyn Connor starts out as an average high school student of Brightburn, Kansas, where Brandon Breyer lives. Unlike some of her classmates, Caitlyn is kind with Brandon and tells him that he is special, leading the boy to become obsessed with her and stalking her. Disgusted by Brandon's stalking, Caitlyn inadvertently humiliates him during gym class, leading Brandon to crush her hand in revenge. Though Caitlyn's mother Erica demands Brandon to be expelled and arrested, the principal just suspends him for two days, but warns Caitlyn to not approach Brandon anymore.

Feeling bad for what he did, Brandon later gives some flowers to Caitlyn, who is doing her homework with a cast. Caitlyn tells Brandon about what her mother told her, leading Brandon to leave her the flowers and promising to take care of her mother. Secretly, Brandon uses his superpowers to attack Erica and kill her at the diner where she works. Caitlyn is left horrified when the police tell her the following day about what happened with her mother. This is the last time we see Caitlyn in the film.

### Alternate ending

An alternate ending was originally considered for the film, which would have featured Caitlyn constructing a cybernetic arm for herself to replace her injured limb. Caitlyn is seen finishing it as a news broadcast in television reports about the plane crash that Brandon, now known as Brightburn, has caused. Judging by her pissed off look, the ending implies that Caitlyn is planning to get her revenge on Brandon for what he did to her mother and to prevent him from taking the world. This ending would have been used to tease a possible sequel for the film.

## Trivia

* If a sequel to *Brightburn* gets made, it's possible that the scene in which Caitlyn's cybernetic arm is revealed could be reused there or at the very least Caitlyn could still be featured with her new arm to become Brightburn's archenemy, given that we never see her in the film after the police tell her about Erica's death.
* As Brightburn was intended to be an expy of Superman, it's possible that by having a cybernetic arm, Caitlyn was intended to be an expy of Metallo.
Motos

**Motos** are unreleased robot-like enemies that existed in the beta version of the video game *Super Mario 64*. They are similar to Chuckyas, Bob-ombs and Bullies in the games final release.

## Appearance

Motos have metallic heads and spherical iron body, with yellow arms and hands that are divided into two gray claws. They also have yellow legs and grey feet.

## Biography

Motos attack Mario by first running towards him, picking him up, and then running to a nearby ledge to throw him into lava. However, because their coding is incomplete, the player is unable to fight back against Motos, making them indestructible. Modders have managed to add additional coding which allow the player to defeat Motos by lifting them from behind and throwing them into lava, which will produce a single Blue Coin as a reward. They were apparently meant to appear in the stage "Lethal Lava Land" and came in big and small sizes, similar to Bullies. Also like Bullies, Motos have a unused 3D model that was switched out in favor of using 2D sprites, likely to save memory.

## Trivia

* It is likely Motos were either replaced by Bullies or an earlier design for Bullies.
Mapricot

The **Mapricot** are the secondary antagonists of an early version of the 2003 video game *Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando*.

## History

The Mapricot is an erudite cult that initially promises aid to the heroes, but ultimately betrays Ratchet, Clank and the Xunil to Megasoft.

## Trivia

* Tim Trzepacz, an Insomniac Games programmer revealed about the Mapricot and Megasoft being in his pitch.
* It's unknown why the Mapricot chose to betray Ratchet and Clank to Megasoft.
Heloise

***Heloise*** is one of Jimmy's best friends in the Canadian cartoon *Jimmy Two-Shoes*, she lives in Miseryville.

## History

Initially, the children's series *Jimmy Two-Shoes* was going to be directed for an adult audience, it was planned that the spirit of a serial killer would live in the body of the girl Heloise, who was hired by Lucius in hell to torture the good boy Jimmy (who was sent to that place by mistake).

It was going to be hard for her to torture Jimmy, because of the boy's optimism.

In the early idea of ​​the series, she would have a pale green foot, with a somewhat sadistic attitude. the original scar on his forehead was kept for the final product
Mouth of Sauron (The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King)

**The Mouth of Sauron** is a minor antagonist of an early version of the Academy Award winning film *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*. He would have been played by Bruce Spence.

## History

The Mouth of Sauron sees Gandalf and gives him Frodo’s mithril shirt. Aragorn cut off his head, ending the negotiations.

## Appearance

He is known for his hideous and unhygienic mouth.

## Trivia

* His scene was cut from the theatrical version due to pacing but was reinserted into the extended version.
* He appears as a boss battle in the tie-in video game.
* Unlike the book, he gets killed off.
Herzog

**Herzog** was set to be an antagonist of the video game *Brave Arms*. He is a commando of the Kingdom of Sapin's army and a rival to the player character. It's hinted, however, that his true loyalty isn't to the regime he is fighting for, but rather his own ideals.

## Biography

Very little is known about Herzog's intended role in the game, other than that he would be part of the enemy forces, but it's implied that he would be a recurring opponent and a rival to the main character. Close to the climax of the game, he would reveal that his true goal was to restore Nabataea and that with his rival's help it could be possible, meaning he would likely try to tempt the player character to join his cause, but whether he would be successful in any of his plans is unknown. While the nature of said "Nabataea" is never specified, it could be the name of a separatist region of Sapin Herzog sought to free.
Luna Ghost

**Old Man Smithers**, also known as the **Luna Ghost**, was intended to be the main antagonist in an early draft of the 2002 horror comedy movie adaptation of *Scooby-Doo!*. He was going to be the one behind the plot of using the Daemon Ritus to absorb all souls in order to rule both Spooky Island and the world, using the disguise of **Emile Mondavarious**. However, the Luna Ghost was ultimately relegated to the role of opening antagonist once it was decided to include Scrappy Doo and make him the film's main antagonist.

He was portrayed by Nicholas Hope in the final project. His Emile Mondavarious discarded persona was portrayed by the legendary Rowan Atkinson on the other hand.

## Biography

### *Scooby Doo!* (2002)

Main article: For more information about the Luna Ghost in the finished film, see here
### Alternate ending

In the alternate ending, which was filmed and test-screened, Emile Mondavarious reveals himself to actually have been Old Man Smithers all this time, eager to get his revenge against Mystery, Inc. for foiling his plans at the film's opening sequence. This would have explained his "I'll get you for this!" line upon getting arrested after he was unmasked as the true identity of the Luna Ghost. He then proceeds to reveals his intentions of using the Daemon Ritus to take over Spooky Island and the world before Scooby and the Mystery, Ic. members team up to defeat him.

However, according to the film's DVD commentary, choosing the villain of the movie was a problematic part during development, as the filmmakers did not feel comfortable simply giving the role to an "anonymous monster" like the Luna Ghost. As a result, the ending was in "bits and pieces" and the "confinements forced them to be creative".

When it was dictated to include Scrappy Doo in the film possibly to respect the franchise's mythology, writer James Gunn opted to reveal Scrappy as the one behind the plot to use the Daemon Ritus to take over Spooky Island and the world due vehemently despising the character. As a result, Scrappy ended up being the secret identity of Emile Mondavarious and the Luna Ghost was relegated to the film's opening sequence as the opening antagonist.

The change may have been done for the better, however, as the Scrappy plot twist ultimately became one of the best received aspects of the film and the Luna Ghost has gone to become a fan-favorite among *Scooby-Doo* fans over the years.

## Trivia

* Despite being ultimately relegated to the film's opening antagonist, the Luna Ghost was vastly featured in the majority of the film's marketing and his silhouette was present on almost all of the posters and home media releases. This may be an indication that the decision to drop the film's alternate ending revealing Old Man Smithers as Emile Mondavarious and change him for Scrappy Doo came up very late in post-production.
* The idea of an old Scooby Doo antagonist returning for revenge under another identity was reused in the sequel with Jonathan Jacobo, the original Pterodactyl, who is the Evil Masked Figure in the film.
Boss (Rape Day)

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## Evil-doer

### Occupation

Business worker
Serial rapist/killer

### Powers/Skills

Physically imposing stature
Intimidation
Charisma

### Hobby

Raping innocents
Killing people

### Goals

Rape and murder as many innocents possible during the zombie apocalypse (determinant)
Help him and his friends survive the zombie apocalypse (determinant)

### Crimes

Serial murder
Rape
Harassment
Intimidation
Incest
Necrophilia
Infanticide

### Type of Villain

Murderous Rapist

The **Boss**, controlled by the player, is the protagonist villain of the semi-published 2019 video game *Rape Day* (stylized as *RAPE DAY*). He is described as a "menacing serial killer rapist" who seeks to "verbally harass, kill, and rape women" as the player progresses throught the story. Although the player may choose to not have him rape or murder anyone, the game still encourages it greatly.

*Rape Day* is an extremely controversial 2019 indie video game that was announced on March of 2019 by Desk Plant. It was major news in the gaming community, and in countries where such material has unclear legality. People, including gamers, feminists, parents, and activists urgently called for the video game to be pulled. The game was pulled by Steam amidst the controversy. As the game was pulled, the developer, Desk Plant, published most of the video game online on torrent sites, although not all of it.

## Unpublished Villainous Acts

* The developer admitted to having had considered a scene where Boss punts an infant, and drowning it, and mutilating it.
* Necrophilia and incest was also announced for the game, but no scenes in the published version explicitly depict such.
* Various imagery from media outlets and developer screenshots depicts the Boss too committing villainous deeds that were not in the published version.
	+ The Boss is shown in several screenshots to be in the grasp of a young woman on front of her mother in a dilapidated room with tile walls, with other screenshots in the same room showing Boss raping the two of them.
Saru

The **Monkey**, nicknamed **Saru** by the developers, was a boss intended to appear in the 2005 video game *Shadow of the Colossus*.

## Biography

Like the other colossi in the game, Saru 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. Saru would have likely been found in the same cave system as the tenth Colossus Dirge, in Quadrant B4.

Saru would have been a large, humanoid colossus that would swing from stalactites in a large cave, and would have attacked by dropping down on top of Wander or throwing rocks. The player would most likely had to have shot the stalactites that Saru was gripping to make it fall, then attacked its sigil before it got back up.

Once Saru 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 Saru 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.
Riddler (Nolanverse)

**Edward Nygma,** also known as **The** **Riddler**, was originally going to be the main antagonist of *The Dark Knight Rises*, the third and final installment of Christopher Nolan's *The Dark Knight Trilogy*. After the success of *The Dark Knight*, the producers asked the Riddler to be the next film's villain until Christopher Nolan felt that he didn't fit the realistic world he desired to show. He was ultimately replaced by Bane and Talia al Ghul in the finished project.

He was intended to be portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio, though both Johnny Depp and David Tennant were also heavily rumored for the role.

## Biography

As a result the Joker's success in *The Dark Knight*, the producers at Warner Bros. were amazed to how Christopher Nolan and his team were able to realistically adapt one of the most well-known comic book villains of all time. *The Dark Knight* had proved to be a critical and financial success, which warranted the possibility of another sequel. While Nolan was at first unsure of returning, he ultimately entered into the project, whose title became *The Dark Knight Rises*. This time, the producers asked him to adapt the Riddler, another known Batman villain who hadn't been on film since Jim Carrey's portrayal from Joel Schumacher's *Batman Forever*.

According to many sources, Leonardo DiCaprio was going to be cast as the Riddler, having previously collaborated with Nolan on *Inception*, another critically acclaimed film of his. Indeed, most of the cast on *Inception* had previously had roles in Nolan's *The Dark Knight Trilogy* or went to have roles in *The Dark Knight Rises*. Another suggested options were the renowned Johnny Depp and David Tennant.

However, Nolan had problems adapting the Riddler, as he didn't feel the possibility of adapting him into the realistic universe his films represented. As such, Nolan asked to adapt Bane instead, as he felt that the character had a physical presence previous villains in the trilogy like Ra's al Ghul lacked of. Nolan's proposal was accepted by the studio and the Riddler was left out of the final installment of Nolan's Batman films.

## Trivia

* The Riddler marks the second time Leonardo DiCaprio got out from the Batman film franchise. He was first offered the role of Robin in *Batman Forever* (for which Christian Bale, who played Batman in Nolan's films, initially auditioned) but Chris O'Donnell was instead. DiCaprio was later offered the role of the Joker in *Joker*, but lost out to Joaquin Phoenix.
* Although the Riddler was dropped from the film before the final script was written, Leonardo DiCaprio was considered to be cast as Detective John Blake, a character who was featured in the final film. However, the role went for Joseph Gordon-Levitt instead.
Tess (The Last of Us)

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## Evil-doer

### Powers/Skills

High intelligence
Cunning
Authority
Survival skills

### Goals

Kill Joel for indirectly leading to her brother's death (failed).

### Crimes

Illegal smuggling
Kidnapping
Torture
Attempted murder
Attempted child murder

### Type of Villain

Vengeful Smuggler

**Tess** was intended to be the main antagonist of the 2013 video game *The Last of Us*. She would have been a hardened survivor living and working as a smuggler alongside Joel in a post-apocalyptic America until her brothers dies in one of their operations, leading Tess to blame Joel for his death and seek Joel to kill him. This was changed when Naughty Dog dropped in favor of the one seen in the final product, where Tess serves as one of Joel's allies and a neutral character.

She was voiced and mo-capped by the late Annie Wersching in the finished project.

## Biography

In the original plot of *The Last of Us*, much like in the finished game, Tess was an smuggler living in a post-apocalyptic America working alongside Joel. However, one of the key differences here is that Tess had a brother who supposedly worked with her and Joel in their smuggling business.

However, while Joel and Tess smuggle Ellie out of the Quarantine Zone, Tess' brother gets killed in crossfire with the military during the process. Consequently, Tess blames Joel for her brother's death and resolves to pursue Joel and Ellie for the remainder of the game across America with a crew of her own henchmen so she can kill Joel and avenge her brother.

After the events of the Salt Lake City chapter, Tess succeeds in capturing Joel (tying him to a chair as seen in concept art) and tortures him before trying to kill him with a knife. Nevertheless, Ellie ends up saving Joel from Tess' clutches before shooting Tess dead and killing her henchmen, putting an end to Tess' revenge once and for all.

However, Naughty Dog ultimately concluded that this version for the game's story felt too unrealistic due Tess pursuing Joel across the entire country for a year. This resulted in Naughty Dog scrapping the original plot and the story for *The Last of Us* being rewritten with Tess as a neutral character and an ally of Joel.

## Trivia

* As noted by Naughty Dog in *The Art of The Last of Us*, while Tess' depiction as the main antagonist of *The Last of Us* was dropped very early on in development, Tess' personality and style in the finished game still makes her look like a dangerous villain.
* It's possible that Tess' original story arc inspired that of Kathleen Coghlan in the HBO television adaptation of *The Last of Us*, as Kathleen wishes to kill Henry Burrell herserlf to avenge her brother, whom Henry tortured and killed.
Cresent Hill Tea Plants

Plants from the Conservatory. Some of which are possibly tea leaves.

**The Crescent Hill tea plants** are specific plants from Crescent Hill in *Drawtectives*.

## History

Before the murder of Sorin Justice, Dr. Susan Fontaine took some tea plants' leaves from the conservatory in order to make tea with them soon after, as she is a tea aficionado. Dr. Fontaine made some tea out of the leaves for the Drawtectives when they interviewed her. York ate the teacup whole, Rosé drank her tea and stole her teacup, and Grandma drank his before presumably giving the teacup back.

When the guests at Crescent Hill were sorted into individual rooms by Inna Urfass, Ogalvy and Avis Smythe noticed the plants with missing leaves, and relayed that information to the Drawtectives when they were interrogated.

## Trivia

* These plants were originally meant to be a red herring clue for the Drawtectives, leading towards the false conclusion of Susan Fontaine being Sorin's killer.
Harley Quinn

**Harleen Quinzel**, also known as **Harley Quinn**, was intended to be the secondary antagonist of the cancelled fifth entry in the 1990s *Batman* franchise, which was going to be titled either *Batman Triumphant* or *Batman Unchained*. In this version, she would have been reimagined as the daughter of the Joker from 1980's *Batman* (instead of his lover) that seeks revenge on Batman for killing her father.

She was intended to be portrayed by either Madonna or Courtney Love.

## Biography

In the reimagining of the character, Harley Quinn would have been the daughter of the late Jack Napier/Joker instead of his lover, and a toymaker instead of a psychiatrist. Seeking revenge on Batman for killing her father, Harley becomes a supervillain and teams up with Scarecrow to poison Batman with a fear toxin and make him go insane so he can be institutionalized in Arkham Asylum. However, with the help of Robin (intended to be reprised by Chris O'Donnel from *Batman Forever* and *Batman and Robin*), Batman would have defeated Scarecrow and Quinn and overcome his fears, and ended the film by standing in a cave with bats swirling around him.

However, due to the incredibly poor reception to *Batman and Robin*, George Clooney swearing off the role, and Joel Schumacher's reluctance, the project was cancelled. The idea was rewritten by Lee Shapiro and Stephen Wise into a new story called *DarKnight* that would have also featured the Scarecrow as the main antagonist, but replaced Harley Quinn with Man-Bat as his partner. This was also scrapped.
Monstrox

**Monstrox** is the main antagonist of the *Nexo Knights* series. Had the series not been cancelled, he would appear in its fifth season, and presumably the sixth one as well, having taken the form of a digital virus.

He would be voiced by Mark Oliver.

## Biography

### Past

The cancelled seasons would reveal that in the past, Monstrox attacked one of his colleagues, Count Dragov, for attempting to create "Technomancy", a fusion of technology and magic that was meant to assist the people of Knighton, as that would go against the necromancer's plan to conquer the kingdom. He disguised himself as Merlok, went into Dragov's castle and drained him and his children of their magic.

### *Coming of the Technomancer*

After his defeat in "The Fall", Monstrox's heart was taken by Ruina Stoneheart. In the Season 5 premiere, she would have had several captive Squirebots construct a platform out of stolen technology and placed the heart on it, resurrecting the necromancer as a digital virus. Monstrox would take time to adjust to his new form, and then realize that he was able to infect Squirebots with his dark magic, turning them into CyberByters.

Monstrox and Ruina would go on to visit Dragov's castle, wake the disgraced count from his sleep and offer him to get revenge on Merlok, which he, still unaware of Monstrox's treachery, would agree to. Monstrox would then turn Dragov and his children into cyborgs to restore their strength. Eventually, the group would ambush the Nexo Knigths and Merlok 2.0, still in his Mechlock body. During the battle, Monstrox would send his robotic critters to drain the Nexo Powers out of Merlok, and later upload them to the vampires, causing the tide of battle to turn in villains' favor and Merlok to sacrifice himself by splitting himself into seven Merlok Powers. The heroes would retreat with one Merlok Power in tow, leaving villains to gloat in their victory.

Monstrox would continue to fight the Nexo Knights over the course of the seasons. His ultimate fate is unknown, but Tommy Andreasen's notes for one of his concept arts and an interview given by him to the DuckBricks channel suggest that the necromancer would have been successful in conquering most of Knighton, if not all of it, sending the knigths on the run, and taking King Halbert prisoner. He would also create JestroBot as a replacement for the real Jestro.

## Gallery

Monstrox upgrading Dragov and his children with his critters.Monstrox observing Macy and Lance fighting in the Joustdome.
Black Mars

**Black Mars** is a G.O.D. Executive who was originally intended to appear to replace Apollo Geist following his demise in *Kamen Rider X*. However, due to Apollo Geist's popularity, Black Mars' character was scrapped and Apollo Geist was instead brought back as a cyborg.

Like Apollo Geist, Black Mars shares a mythological theme with his name. Unlike Apollo Geist, Black Mars is named after Mars, the Roman God of War as opposed to a god from Greek Mythology.
Bad Cop (LEGO: The Piece of Resistance)

**Bad Cop** is the secondary antagonist of *LEGO: The Piece of Resistance*, the original version of *The LEGO Movie*, and Black Falcon's right-hand man. Much like in the final project, he is the main antagonist's main enforcer, hunting down MasterBuilders across the LEGO universe.

He was voiced by Liam Neeson in the final product.

## Biography

Bad Cop first appears after Emmet is arrested for going off-instruction on his first day at job, interrogating him but being unable to get a confession out of him. After Doris and Lucy break Emmet out and the latter two manage to escape Legopolis, he sends everyone to chase after them, announcing that Emmet is wanted "broken or together".

Bad Cop is later seen spying on the runaways in Puerto Pieceo. After confirming the target, he takes command of a viking ship to chase after the heroes' pirate ship, the Sea Cow. They manage to escape Bad Cop by rebuilding their ship into a submarine. Despite this, Bad Cop and his minions are able to ambush the MasterBuilders and capture them in Legotopia, since Black Falcon became aware of their whereabouts. He takes Emmet's gang to the conference room so that Black Falcon can talk to them. While preparing to transport the heroes to a different place, he is attacked by King Karl, who rescues them and holds the villains off long enough for Emmet and the others to escape.

During the heroes' attempt to infiltrate the Empura Tower, Bad Cop continues to pursue them, eventually succeeding in capturing Emmet, Lucy and Doris. As the rest of the heroes escape in a spaceship, Bad Cop chases after them in his own with an army of robots. Eventually, the heroes' spaceship crashes into Bad Cop's, breaking him into pieces.

## Trivia

* Bad Cop is the only character in the script to use mild language with using the word "dammit" a few times. In the final script, all instances of him swearing are switched for the euphemism "darn".
* Bad Cop in the original script differs drastically from his final version:
	+ He doesn't have a split "Good Cop" personality. However, the script mentions two detectives interrogating Emmet, and assuming one of them is Bad Cop, the other could be the early version of Good Cop.
	+ He also has a much greater variety of minions, beyond the Robo SWAT seen in *The LEGO Movie*, including ninja, vikings, their robotic versions and various mashups of them.
	+ His parents are absent from the script, and Black Falcon tests his weapon on a random family instead of forcing Bad Cop to freeze his own relatives.
	+ He isn't left for dead by Black Falcon and thus doesn't turn good.
	+ He also dies while confronting the heroes, while in the final script Bad/Good Cop survives and goes on to appear in the sequel.
Giulia

**Giulia** is the secondary antagonist of the early versions of the 2011 animated Pixar's full-lenght film *Cars 2*, the sequel to *Cars*. She initially appears to be Mater's best friend, until it was revealed that she is a spy serving the Lemon Kingpin Zil.

## Biography

Not much is known about her, but it has been revealed that early during the development of *Cars 2*, Giulia was conceived as the secondary antagonist of the film, being apart of the Lemons, she is responsible for multiple character deaths, such as Leland being crushed and Rod being beaten to death. From what can be seen in concept art, She is modeled as an Alfa Romeo-like car, resembling an Alfa Romeo Giulia Spider.

Giulia seems to be sad when her and Zil are preparing to dunk Mater in molten lava, hinting that she is remorseful for her crimes and selling Mater out. Considering this scene wasn't filmed as Pixar scrapped this version of the story, this was never confirmed.

It's unknown how her relationship with Zil and the other lemons are. As one piece of concept art shows her, with Zil and Tomber appearing happy at the Junkyard. Then again, all the possible information to find on this version of the film are pretty ambiguous in confirming the information.

## Trivia

* She is Holley Shiftwell's script version, becuase Holley is a hero and Guilia the villain.
Heretic Leader

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The **Heretic Leader** is a minor antagonist in an early version of the 2004 video game *Halo 2*.

## History

After learning about 343 Guilty Spark, he and a group of Hunters became heretics. The Arbiter and the Covenant were hired to assassinate him. Thel Vadamee encountered the Leader and 343 Guilty Spark. The Leader was killed by Thel.

## Appearance

He and the other Heretics have golden armor.

## Trivia

* All of the Heretics, including their leader were initially Hunters but the developers realized it would be too difficult for the game, replacing the leader with an Elite named Sesa Refumee.
The Film Club (Scre3m)

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## Evil-doer

### Powers/Skills

Manipulation
Stealth
Knife skills

### Goals

Kill Sidney Prescott
Become Famous

### Crimes

Faking their deaths
Attempted murder

## History

in the earliest drafts of scream 3 from what's known the film would revolve around murders in the town of Woodsboro however by the end of the film its revealed most if not all of the films "victims" were all worshipers of stu macher one of the original villain's of the first film revealed to be alive here, there fate is unknown but they are most likely dead

## Relation ships

they seem to worship stu macher and do as he says they seem to be close to each other however this can not be proven

## Legacy

the concept for the characters lived on in the tv show the following there known goal to become famous after the massacre was transfered to the character jill Roberts in the final product
Shaw deLot

**Shaw deLot** is the scrapped main antagonist of the canceled *Riddle Transfer* series. He was the leader of Zone 5.1 before being capture by Vizion.

## Biography

### *Riddle Transfer 2*

In the original concept of *Riddle Transfer 2*, Shaw was supposed to be the leader of Zone 5.1, capturing Diz at the very end of the game.

### *Riddle Transfer 3*

In the scrapped *Riddle Transfer 3*, Shaw was going to send Phil, Phred and Smiley into "personalized prisons" that would be the setting for the 4th Riddle Transfer Game. Zack would have been used for Shaw and Viz's(who was in fact, a brainwashed Diz) plans.

### *Riddle Transfer 4*

In the scrapped *Riddle Transfer 4*, Shaw would have played as the principal of the "Prison School" Phil and his friends had been sent to. Shaw was going to be trapped under a large bell at the end of the game by Phil in his escape.

### *Riddle Transfer 5*

In the unused ending of the *Riddle Transfer* series, Shaw would be joined with Diz, who had been brainwashed into thinking he was Viz, powering some sort of doomsday weapon using Zack's fire powers. Shaw would have tried to kill Phil with a vat of lava similar to his death in Riddle School 4. In the end, Shaw himself would have fell in the lava in an attempt to murder Phil with his own hands.
Craig Black

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## Evil-doer

### Alias

The Author
Lawrence Wilson (name in the previous version)

### Goals

Steal his ghostwriter's credit for *Cassandra Snow* series.

### Crimes

Plagiarism
Copyright infringement

### Type of Villain

Egotistic Writer

**Craig Black** is one of the two targets (alongside Brother Akram) and the main antagonist in mission The Author, the second mission in *HITMAN: Patient Zero*. He is a renowned author of *Canssandra Snow* fame, and one of the sleeper agents of the doomsday cult "Liberation."

However, according to a leaked list of unused Elusive Targets on Reddit, as well as a leaked unused briefing video, it is revealed that Black's concept was originally conceived as an Elusive Target in a mission, also known as **"The Author"**.

Notably, Black is one of the five unused Elusive Targets that later got reused and became mission targets in *Patient Zero*, alongside Oybek Nabazov, Bradley Paine, Brother Akram and Owen Cage.

## Biography

### Lawrence Wilson

According to the original leaked list on Reddit, there was a target named **Lawrence Wilson** who was also known as the Author, possibly serving as Black's prototype. Beyond that, nothing else is known about this target.

### Craig Black

According to the unused briefing, which featured a much more detailed (but still unused) early version of Craig Black's assassination, Black's hit was originally contracted by the true author of the *Cassandra Snow* series; a nameless person who served as the ghost writer for Black. The client had all of his credit stolen by Black and wanted revenge by hiring Agent 47 to assassinate Black as a result.

In addition to eliminating Black, a phone containing the draft of Black's next book was to be obtained as to prevent a posthumous release. Like other earlier version of Liberation agents, this rendition of Black was also unrelated to Nabazov.

## Trivia

* This version of Black is much less evil and harmful than his finalized version in *Patient Zero*. Here, he had no relations to Nabazov's plot or any thought to destroy the world.
* In addition, in the finalized version, Black joined Nabazov's conspiracy to destroy the world via the cult's virus, in order to make him much more remembered than his *Cassandra Snow* series, of which he hated and wanted to destroy it with him.
	+ In the early version, however, Black did quite the opposite, as he used the series to gain fame instead, albeit via stealing credits from his ghostwriter.

## Gallery

The Author - Briefing - Cut Hitman 2016 Elusive TargetUnused briefing for Black's Elusive Target Mission.
## External links

* Craig Black on Villains Wiki - Black's finalized version
* Craig Black on Hitman Wiki