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Jorgans & Borgans

**Jorgans & Borgans** is an accounting agency for personal injuries. It was the former workplace of Avis Smythe, who loved his job there.

## History

Soon before the murder of Sorin Justice, Jorgans & Borgans filed for bankruptcy. This was due to a dispute between owners Jorgan, who is known for his ruthless "flap and claw" strategy, and Borgan, who is known for his "claw and flap" strategy. They were not able to reach an agreement on whether to name their combined strategy as "claw and claw" or "happy flappy".

Reporter A. Dam Writer from *The Old Post* asked the owners if they planned to restructure their firm in the future. Jorgan responded with his plan to start a new firm "somewhere very high, round, and with many sticks." Borgan simply denied Writer's question.
Kraven the Hunter (Spider-Man 4)

**Mr. Karlos Ditkovich** is a supporting character in Sam Raimi's *Spider-Man Trilogy* films. He is Peter Parker's landlord who is a heavy stickler for rent money, but overall has a fondness of Peter's kind and responsible nature. In a proposed plot point for the cancelled fourth film *Spider-Man 4,* it would've been revealed that Mr. Diktovich was in fact an older and retired **Sergei Kravinoff**, the former villainous bounty hunter **Kraven the Hunter**, who had long since abandoned his murderous lifestyle and had married and had a daughter Ursla, becoming the landlord of the apartment complex Peter lives in.
John Doe (Se7en)

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## Evil-doer

### Powers/Skills

High Intelligence
Gun

### Goals

To complete his killings in the 7 deadly sins (succeeded in some endings)

### Crimes

Serial Murder
Rape
Psychological Abuse
Stalking
Attempted Murder
Animal Cruelty

### Type of Villain

Delusional Serial Killer

**John Doe** is the main antagonist of the 1995 thriller film, *Se7en.*

He was portrayed by Kevin Spacey.

## Alternate Endings

The final ending invovlded Det. William Somerset finding the head of his partner's, Det. David Mills' wife, Tracy, in a box where John had it mailed to them as he lead them into the dessert-revealing that John Doe had raped and killed her out of Envy for Mills' life. This was all part of John's plan for Mills to kill him to complete the last deadly sin, being Wrath. Mills shoots John to death, despite Somerset's objections, and is arrested. Due to the dark nature of this ending, 6 other endings were considered for the film before director David Finch and Brad Pitt made sure this ending was what made it to the final project:

* Somerset points his gun at John Doe before Mills can kill him, claiming his "retirement" before he shoots John to death so Mills will not be arrested for killing him.

* Once again Somerset tries to kill John before Mills can, but Mills shoots Somerset so he can complete his revenge and shoots John to death. After Somerset is taken to the hospital for his wounds, Mills sends him a letter saying "You were right. You were right about everything".

* John Doe kidnaps Tracy and Mills and Somserset have to race against time to save her.

* A shoot out takes place between the two detectives and John Doe in an abandoned church on fire. John overpowers Mills by cutting a cross into Mill's chest, strings him up at the altar and shoots him death out of envy for his life. Somerset then shoots John to death in revenge for Mills' death and leaves John's body to burn alongside a tableau of the seven deadly sins.

* The head inside the box is of Mills' dog instead of Tracy's.

* After Mills shoots John to death, the screen immediately goes to black. This was the ending director David Fincher had preferred, but didn't go with in the end.
Gronzi

**Gronzi** was a Tyrannosaurus Rex who served as the main antagonist of Phil Tippett's Disney film *Dinosaurs*. He lead a group of tyrannosaurus's to attack woot and his herd of Styracosaurus. However ultimately he was cut because the filmakers felt Carnotaurus would be a more imposing villain than Tyrannosaurus. Some concept art however shows a Carnotaurus with the name "Gronzi" attached to it, so at one point it was planned to keep the name. However in the movie, tie in material or behind the scenes. None of the movie's Carnotaurus have been called Gronzi, meaning the name was cut for unknown reasons.

## Biography

As only some concept art and storyboard have been released around Gronzi its hard to piece together exactly what his story was in the film.

Some concept art seems indicate he was going to attack the Styracosaurus herd in a swamp.

At the end of the movie, Gronzi was going to approach Woot and Punja after scaring off some Ramphorynchus and Mussaurus. He was going to pursue the Styracosaurus duo until they were cornered by the two other Tyrannosaurus. An all out battle would break out, Gronzi would at one point jump on Woot's back only for the Styracosaurus to throw him off. Gronzi would then get up and bite his horn only to be knocked back. Eventually the fight would end with the other Styracosaurus scaring off the two other tyrannosaurus leaving only Gronzi, Woot would then stab Gronzi in the stomach killing him.

At the end of the movie the asteroid would hit planet earth plunging it into an ice age. Killing off the remaining dinosaurs including Woot and Punja. The film would end with the mammals eating the remains of Gronzi and woot to represent the rise of the mammals.

## Trivia

* Gronzi was the only character in Phil Tippett's dinosaur to get a stop motion model made of him before the project was cut.
* Gronzi leaping onto the back of a Styracosaurus is very similar to Sharptooth jumping onto the back of Littlefoot's mother.
* Had Gronzi made it into *Dinosaur* he would have been the only character from Phil Tippett's original pitch to appear other than Suri.
* Gronzi was depicted as working in groups with other tyrannosaurus, whilst not known at the time recent fossils have shown tyrannosaurs may have actually hunted in packs. Had this trait left in the final cut, that would've make Gronzi the most scientifically accurate character in the movie.
* Some concept art seems to suggest that a Spinosaurus was considered as a potential species instead of Gronzi, however it wasn't chosen as Carnotaurus was seen as more demonic and they wanted to avoid parallels with the Spinosaurus from Jurassic Park 3.
Gang 9 and Gang 10

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## Evil Organization

### Alias

Gang 9
Gang 10

### Powers/Skills

Gangbanging
Intimidation

### Goals

Kill Claude
Kill Carl Johnson (all failed)

### Type of Villains

Street Thugs

The **Gang 9 and Gang 10** are a criminal gang which was intended to appear in *Grand Theft Auto III* and *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas*, two of Rockstar Games' biggest hits. They are an Hispanic Street gang which operate in Liberty City and San Andreas. They were cut from the finished games but their presence is still mentioned in the game's code.

## Intended Role

While their presence in *Grand Theft Auto III* isn't totally known, it's known that for *Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas* the game's developers originally intended to have 10 unique gangs (either for Los Santos or San Andreas at whole is beyond anyone's speculation). Among them, there were two gangs known as "Gang 9" and "Gang 10". Their appearance was obtained upon using cheat codes or mods, which serve in *San Andreas* but not in **III**.

Taking into account their appearance via cheats, the gang members of Gangs 9 and 10 were to use the same character models from the Varrios Los Aztecas with no change in regards to their external look. However, the gangmembers of Gangs 9 and 10 weren't intended to attack Carl Johnson at first sight nor confront him if he strated too far inside their gang area. They were to drive Sentinels as well. If spawned via the cheats, however, Gangs 9 and 10 will act like if they were members of the San Fierro Rifa, using pistols automatically in spite of being unarmed by default if anyone crashes their Sentinels or attempts to attack them with melee weapons.

Unfortunately, the game's developers forgot or never finished Gangs 9 and 10 during the development of the game and, possibly to not delay *San Andreas* release, they opted to cut them and leave just eight gangs for CJ to confront.

## Gallery

Carl Johnson in front of some Gang 9 and Gang 10 gangmembers
Mysterio (Spider-Man: Web of Shadows 2)

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

## History

Presumably, Quentin Beck became a super villain named Mysterio to try to stop Spider-Man and Wolverine.

## Appearance

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

## Trivia

* Concept art of him and Carnage were found by an ex developer from Activision.
* His design was reused in the 2010 game *Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions*.
Don Weaso

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## Evil-doer

### Occupation

Don of the weasel mafia (formerly)
Boss of the Fire Imps

### Powers/Skills

Manipulation
Intelligence
Experienced with firearms
Marksmanship

### Crimes

Murder
Stealing
Incrimination

### Type of Villain

Incriminator

**Don Weaso** was to appear as a major antagonist in the cancelled video game sequel *Conker's Other Bay Day*. He would have tried to frame Conker for treason on behalf of the Panther King.

## Biography

Sometime after the events of *Conker's Bad Fur Day*, Don Weaso would have somehow been contacted by the deceased Panther King who hires him to frame Conker for treason by stealing the royal treasury from the federal reserve bank. However, by the time Don Weaso successfully steals the loot and hides it away, he is killed by Conker who encounters him at the scene of the crime. Later during the game, after Conker is executed by the state, it is revealed Don Weaso has taken control of the Fire Imps in the Underworld and Conker is forced to do jobs for him so he can return to the land of the living and stop the Panther King's plot to retake the throne.

Developer Rare Ltd originally planned to release Conker's Other Bad Day on the Nintendo GameCube as a sequel to Conker's Bad Fur Day. The game did not get very far into development, with much of the attention focused on making concepts and sketches. Microsoft eventually bought Rare Ltd and expressed no interest in continuing the game's development, cancelling the project in favor for a remake of the first game.
Sunny Jim

**Sunny Jim** would have been a minor antagonist in a Kids WB *Lobo* animated series.

## History

Sunny Jim duels with Lobo outside of Al’s Diner and takes Darlene.

## Trivia

* The character was reused from the family friendly project into the adult oriented webseries, with him being voiced by Dee Bradley Baker and Tom Kenny.
Elsa (The Snow Queen)

**Elsa**, also known as the **Snow Queen**, was the titular main antagonist in early drafts of Disney's 2013 animated film *Frozen*, then known as *The Snow Queen*, based on the book by Hans Christian Andersen. She would have taken on a role similar to the one in the original source material, but would have been even more villainous.

She was intended to be voiced by Megan Mullally, but was later switched to Idina Menzel, the latter of which voiced her heroic counterpart in the final product.

## Biography

In original drafts, Elsa was intended to be even darker than her literary counterpart, being a ruthless evil monarch that sought to rule the nearby kingdom. Her backstory changed often, but the most common one was that she was a mischievous rebel as a child, who was ostracized due to her behavior and powers. Her hatred of humanity would come to a head when she was left at the alter, causing her to run away and create a kingdom of ice with an army of snowmen. In these early drafts, Elsa and Anna were not sisters, and Elsa actually planned to freeze Princess Anna's heart and kill her so she could rule over Anna's kingdom.

    In early designs, Elsa was intended to have spiky black or blue hair, wear a regal dress made of living white ermines, and a giant snowflake-shaped crown. Her appearance was modeled after the late singer Amy Winehouse.

Even after the script was changed to make Anna and Elsa sisters, Elsa retained her villainous status as Anna's jealous and bitter sibling that sought to take the kingdom for herself. She would have her snowmen capture Anna, but would eventually face a redemption when Prince Hans threatened both her and Anna. The two would team up to defeat him, and Anna would warm Elsa's frozen heart.

Elsa would have had a number of villain songs in the film, with the main one being "Let It Go". However, as the song was being written, it did not seem to fit her villainous nature. However, the song was so impactful to the filmmakers that they decided not to change the lyrics to the song, but instead change the script to make Elsa a more anti-heroic, misunderstood character.

## Trivia

* Elsa's eventual development into anti-heroic, misunderstood deuteragonist was one of reasons *Frozen* ultimately became an original tale with a vague inspired Hans Andersen themathic instead of Disney straight full loyal adaptation of Anderson tale it meant to adapt. Even so, the film nonetheless retained a few aspects of the original tale, among which being a sibling who set out to find another who departed due to an uneventful turn of events (Kai leaving his loved ones due to corrupted by a shard of evil mirror thus forcing Gerda to find him could be compared with Anna who went after Elsa after unwittingly exposed the latter's cryokinetic powers she struggled to fully master due to her past traumas.
Mr. Dark

**Mr. Dark** was originally the main antagonist of *Rayman Origins* who would have attempted to bring order to the Glade of Dreams by instigating a war.

## History

Back when *Rayman Origins* was going to be in episodic format, developer interviews stated that Mr. Dark's origins would be explored to explain how he became the supervillain seen in the first *Rayman* game. However, as development continued and the episodic idea was scrapped in favor of a full game release, it was decided that the Mr. Dark seen in the game would instead be The Magician trying to usurp the supervillain's mantle rather than being the original. Mr. Dark's appearance was apparently used as a basis for The Magician's design; shortening the character's hair and reducing the more exaggerated features of his clothing while keeping the same patterns on his nose. Despite this, The Magician would have still appeared in his Mr. Dark design at some points in the game.

According to the game's plot at the time, his real name is Ales Mansay (which is pig-latin for "Sales Man") whose poor performance at Magic School made him unpopular with other people. He grew to resent the Bubble Dreamer because his immature antics and nightmares were constantly putting the Glade of Dreams at risk. Because of this, he devised a plot to stop the Glade's carefree lifestyle and bring order to the world using an army of robots under the guise of Mr. Dark, whom Ales idolised. He hid a microphone at the sacred Snoring Tree where Rayman and his friends slept (which can still be seen in the retail release) in order to annoy the Land of the Livid Dead's cantankerous inhabitants and start a war that would benefit him. As The Magician, Ales would gather all the Lums that the Glade's heroes would collect on their quest to stop the war and use them to power his robotic creations and flying fortress at Moody Clouds.

Although much of the plot was scrapped, some elements of it are still used in the final release of the game. The Magician still uses the heroes to gather Lums for his own nefarious purposes, he is still shown to be a fan of Mr. Dark and it was confirmed by the game's head writer that The Magician was still trying to become Mr. Dark's usurper.

## Galery

### Videos

Rayman Origins - Mr. Dark Battle Theme (Scrapped)
Black Mask (Batman: Arkham Knight)

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**Roman Sionis**, also known as **Black Mask**, is a scrapped minor antagonist of the 2015 video game *Batman: Arkham Knight*. He was voiced by Brian Bloom as in the final game. He and Prometheus were slated to be a part of the Season of Infamy DLC but were scrapped.

## History

It is unknown about what he would have done in the game, but it could be assumed that Black Mask returned to Gotham City to commit crime and Batman have to take him down then send him to the GCPD.

## Trivia

* In the final game, he appears in the Red Hood Story Pack as a boss.
Bruiser Sr.

**Bruiser Sr.** was the one of antagonists from 2002 British animated-sitcom series. *Mr. Bean The Animated Series*. he was the Mr. Bean's neighbour He is bad tempered, very aggressive and cruel towards Mr. Bean. He has a family of chavs. His wife is terribly lazy. The stupid couple have three rebellious and naughty children. The son is always causing havoc with his bad behavior, the daughter is very selfish and the baby is always throwing tantrums by screaming and crying. The family owns a dog named Tutai who is a black dog and described as the male gender. The dog is extremely hot-tempered and very aggressive. He is always seen with the son and he craves biting and scratching in many episodes.

## Family

* Bruiser Jr. (son)
* Bruiser Family (formerly)
Howard Stark (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

**Howard Stark** was intended to be one of the main antagonist in an early draft of the 2008 film *Iron Man*, the first installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While an heroic yet posthumous character in the final product, it was originally planned for Howard to still be alive during the events of the film, but he would have been a ruthless and villainous businessman who would steal his son's weapon designs and become **War Machine**.

He was portrayed by Gerard Sanders in the finished project.

## Biography

Numerous attempts to make a film based on the *Iron Man* property of Marvel Comics started since 1990 at studios like Universal Pictures and 20th Century Fox. However, none of these attempts were successful. In the early 2000s, New Line Cinema entered talks to develop the film and David Hayter was hired in 2004 to write the script. The previous script for the film, written by Jeff Vintar, Alfred Gough and Miller Milar, had included the Mandarin as the main antagonist. New Line planned a target release in 2006.

In Hayter's script, Howard Stark was written as the story's main antagonist, depicted as being still alive unlike his comic book counterpart. In this version, however, Howard was a corrupt and ruthless businessman who steals his son Tony's designs to weaponize them and sell them for profit. Inspired by the Hulk's confrontation against his father David in the 2003 film *Hulk*, Hayter intended to pit Tony Stark against his father to "mirror the hero with his villain as much as possible". At the end, Howard would become the War Machine and fight against Tony, which would have most likely resulted in his defeat.

However, Hayter's script ultimately went unsued when Tom Cruise, who was originally planned to star as Iron Man, complained at the son vs. father dynamic due already being used in *Hulk* and the deal with New Line fell through, causing Iron Man's film rights reverted back to Marvel Studios in 2006, leading Marvel to release *Iron Man* two years later in 2008, with Howard as a posthumous character and Obadiah Stane as the film's main antagonist. On the other hand, War Machine didn't appear until the film's sequel *Iron Man 2*, where he was portrayed as James Rhodes and as a hero just like in the comics. The film was well received by critics, audiences and fans, and kickstarted many other popular Marvel films which are today part of the currently highest-grossing film franchise of all time: the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

## Trivia

* It's unknown if Maria, Howard's wife and Tony's mother, was intended to also still be alive in David Hayter's *Iron Man* script or if Howard was intended to be a widower.
* While not ultimately used in the film, the "son vs. father" dynamic would be eventually used in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in *Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2*, with Star-Lord and Ego.
Joker (2019)

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Arthur Fleck also known as Joker is the main protagonist in the 2019 thriller-tragedy film containing the same name as the character.

He was what the final result of Arthur Fleck would have resulted like in Tod Philips' film Joker. Having alternate clips or written to have originally had a different outcome than the final result itself. Being a heavier key to the film's main plot.

## Backstory

Most of what happened occurred like within the final result of the film. Except there are some noticable deleted scenes.

Such as when Arthur gets kicked out of a press during a protest, Arthur being told by Randall about Clown masks being made since his three killings, and Arthur reacting arrogant towards Randall (which did too much foreshadowing upon his murder on Randall), and him looking at his mother (Penny Fleck's) grave, and footage of Sophie watching Murray Franklin show. As well as one alternate plot that was scrapped of him directly killing Thomas and Martha Wayne and eventually Bruce.

Most of these ideas made the story less mysterious and foreshadowed Arthur's character development when becoming the Joker or notably interfered with the universe with the idea that he would kill Bruce who is meant to become Batman in the future and would make Arthur Fleck less sympathetic than how he is on the final result of the film.

## Trivia

* The final cut main story version was originally going to have Fleck kill directly Thomas and Martha Wayne (similar to Jack Nicolson's portrayal of Jack Napier "Joker") as well as Bruce Wayne (similar to Joe Chill in Flashpoint Paradox). Although, this was scrapped due to how it would interfere with Bruce becoming Gotham's Dark Knight; Batman.
Count Dooku (Revenge of the Sith)

**Count Dooku** is a minor antagonist of the 2005 science fiction film *Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith*. As in the final film, he was played by Christopher Lee.

## History

He is mostly the same as in the final film but he would have revealed to Anakin that he ordered a group of Tusken Raiders to capture and kill Shmi Skywalker.

## Trivia

* His line where he revealed about the Tusken Raiders was cut before filming began.
* His line where he says “Just because there are two of you do not assume you have the advantage” was shown in a film clip inserted in the Revenge of the Sith video game.
Worm

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

## Biography

Like the other colossi in the game, the Worm would have been created by Lord Emon to contain the fragmented essence of the defeated evil Dormin. He set them all to wander the Forbidden Lands, destroying anyone that comes their way, so that Dormin could never be resurrected. When a young man named Wander trespasses in the Forbidden Lands and asks the disembodied spirit of Dormin to resurrect his deceased lover Mono, Dormin agrees under the condition that Wander kills all of the colossi (tricking Wander into releasing his essence so he may be reborn). Wander agrees, and sets off. The Worm would have likely been found in the deserts of either Quadrant B2 or C2.

The Worm would have been a massive Colossus. However, the only information known about it would be that it would have likely burrowed like Dirge or Phalanx, and that, according to the *Shadow of the Colossus Artbook and Guidebook*, the "flower bulb-like section" was its weak point and possibly contained its sigil. It remains one of the most enigmatic of the cut Colossi.

Once the Worm 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.

According to a blog post, the Worm was cut for being too powerful and requiring too large of an area to fight in.

## Gallery

Unused textures of the Worm's statue in the Shrine of Worship.Fanmade render of what the Worm may have looked like.
Mr. Trickstworth Jr.

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## Anti-Hero

### Goals

To capture Dumbo (formely)
To take care of Dumbo (currently)

### Type of Villain

No information

**Mr. Trickstworth Jr.** is the former secondary antagonist of Disney direct-to-video animated film *Dumbo II*.
Hopper

Hopper is the main antagonist of the 1998 animated film A Bug’s Life. He is a little different in early drafts of the film.

He was voiced by Kevin Spacey in the final film.

## History

Hopper wanted the ants at Ant Island to get more food for him and his gang. He arrived when Red and the Circus Bugs came to Ant Island. He and Red were stuck on rapids and Hopper was battered. He got launched from the ant hill and away from Ant Island.

## Trivia

* His design looks more green than in his final iteration.
Big Mama

**Big Mama** is a antagonist in *Rayman Origins* who went through a few changes during the game's development.

## History

Big Mama was first shown during an early trailer for *Rayman Origins* and appears alongside Rayman, Globox and a number of fly enemies at a location not seen in the final release. However, later artwork for the game shows Big Mama's tentacles dangling from the higher reaches of Mystical Pique, suggesting where a confrontation might have taken place.

The true identity of Big Mama seems to have changed at least twice during the game's development, with the creature originally being a character called Mamma Hité; a member of Globox's species that looks similar to Big Mama. Little is known about Mamma Hité other than artwork depicting her holding a fish and a club and her name being a pun on the French cooking show presenter Maïté. In the game's retail release, Mamma Hité is mentioned by the Bubble Dreamer.

Unused dialogue found in demos of *Rayman Origins* seemingly suggests that Big Mama's true identity was changed to the Bubble Dreamer at some point. He would have acted confused and disoriented after changing back into his true form, unaware of what he has been doing.
Mad Doctor

The **Mad Doctor** is the secondary antagonist in the video game *Epic Mickey* and the main antagonist in it's sequel *Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two*. In a earlier draft of the second games plot, the Mad Doctor's goal was to lure Mickey Mouse back into the Wasteland in order to revive the Shadow Blot.

## Biography

### *Epic Mickey*

Earlier trailers for the game show the Mad Doctor wearing the black cloak he wore in the cartoon he debuted in. However, this caused some to mistaken him for the Phantom Bolt, so the cloak was eventually removed.

### *Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two*

An early version of the *Epic Mickey 2* storyline would have had the Mad Doctor revive the Shadow Blot by using the Blot's essence that Mickey Mouse soaked up in the previous game. The doctor would have been assisted in his plans by Big Bad Pete and Gremlin Prescott, although Pete would eventually betray him when one of his Blotworx kills Prescott. Regardless, the Mad Doctor would succeed in his goal after he manages to capture Mickey at Dark Beauty Castle and extracts Mickey's heart to use as the Blot's power source.

The Mad Doctor would have eventually fought both Mickey and Oswald at Mean Street using a giant mech, but upon his defeat, he decides to merge with the Shadow Blot to become a powerful Blotworx that he controls from within. In the end, Mickey was forced to destroy his own heart to eliminate the Blotworx, but Yen Sid gave him a new one after witnessing his sacrifice.

## Gallery

The Mad Doctor wearing his cloak in *Epic Mickey*.The Mad Doctor fights Mickey and Oswald at Mean Street in *Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two*.
Dimitri Lousteau

**Dimitri Lousteau** is a minor antagonist of the 2004 video game *Sly 2: Band of Thieves*. He was voiced by David Scully as in the final game.

## Biography

As in the final game, he runs a nightclub at Paris and Sly Cooper and his pals have stopped his counterfeiting operation. He gets out of jail and takes over a casino at Monaco. His casino was disrupted as Bentley hacked a boat and rammed it into the building. Carmelita found him and sent him to jail again.

## Personality

Dimitri is overly obsessed with forging paintings and money as well as gambling.

## Trivia

* His second hub world set at Monaco was deleted due to either budget or timing constraints.
* A mission at his first hub world set at Paris originally had a mission where Sly rides on a helicopter.
Polly (Shark Tale)

**Polly** is a minor antagonist of early drafts of the 2004 DreamWorks Animation film Shark Tale. He is an electric eel who is a loan shark.

## History

Polly is a loan shark who offered Oscar to bring his 5,000 clams to the race track.

## Trivia

* Most of his traits were recycled for Sykes.
* Other electric eels are seen in the complete film and video game.
* Dennis Hopper were deleted a role of Polly the Eel.
* Christopher Walken (the role of Luca the Octopus), John Lithgow (the role of Willie the Killer Whale), George Segal (the role of Willie the Killer Whale), Alan Rickman (the role of Willie the Killer Whale), Leonard Nimoy (the role of Willie the Killer Whale), Omar Sharif (the role of Willie the Killer Whale), Leslie Nielsen, David Bailie, Bruce Kirby, Randy Savage (the role of Willie the Killer Whale), Gordon Tootoosis (the role of Willie the Killer Whale), Tony Jay (the role of Willie the Killer Whale), Michael Pataki, Geoffrey Lewis, John Davis Chandler, Daniel von Bargen (the role of Willie the Killer Whale) and Frank McRae were considered for the role of Polly the Eel.
Wolf Animatronic

The **Wolf Animatronic** was a character cut from the 2014 horror video game *Five Nights at Freddy's*.

## History

When Scott Cawthon was developing the 2014 horror game *Five Nights at Freddy's*, he originally planned the inclusion of a wolf animatronic. However, the idea was scrapped in favor of using Foxy the Pirate instead. The wolf would have functioned like the other animatronics in the game, attempting to get into the office of the security guard. It is assumed that it would have been possessed by the soul of a dead child like in the released lore.

Though the original idea for the beaver animatronic was never used, aspects of it were used in the character of Twisted Wolf in the book series and Roxanne Wolf in *Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach*.
Quinn's Necklace

*When the hounds were done with her, Hayden took Quinn's necklace off of her body. He keeps it as a souvenir, locked away in his Bed Chamber.*

## Special Request

Courtesans have become intrigued to discover that Hayden always has someone put on the necklace before he has intercourse with them. They want to know who it belonged to.

## Gellert's Gift

This necklace was actually carved by Gellert as a gift for Quinn. He'll recognize it if he should ever see it.
Chick Hicks

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Chick "Thunder" Hicks is the recurring from the 2006 pixar movie, *Cars* franchise. and the minor chararacter from Cars 3. he was the Piston Cup racing car and the rival of Lightning McQueen.
Scar (King of the Jungle)

**Scar** is the main antagonist of the 1994 Disney film *The Lion King*. He also appeared as the main antagonist in the film's original script *King of the Jungle*.

## Biography

In the original draft, Scar was intended to be a baboon that led his clan in a war against the lions. However, this was later changed to him being a monstrous rogue lion that allied himself with the evil baboons and led them against the lions. The filmmakers later decided to give him a personal vendetta against the heroes, and made him Mufasa's envious younger brother.

In the original script, Scar tried to break Simba's neck after killing Mufasa. But before he could do that, several animals spotted him and fell under the mistaken belief that he was trying to save Simba. Subsequently, Scar was forced to raise Simba. Because of this, Simba grew up with Scar instead.

Scar also had a deleted reprise of his song "Be Prepared"-in which he tried to force Nala to become his mate. She refuses, so he has her banished from the pride lands. The scene was cut for being considered inappropriate, but was later added in the stage musical adaption of *The Lion King*.

In the original ending, he also tried to throw Simba off a cliff when the latter tried to save him.

## Gallery

Scar and the hyenas in the original concept art
## External Links:

* Scar on Villains Wiki
* Scar on Pure Evil Wiki
Mysterio (The Amazing Spider-Man)

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

He was intended to be played by actor Zachary Quinto.

## Biography

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

## Videos

The Amazing Spider-Man 2- Credits Song Sinister Six (2014)Mysterio teased in the credits for *The Amazing Spider-Man 2*.
Count Dragov

**Count Dragov** was set to be a major antagonist in the unreleased fifth season of *LEGO Nexo Knights* series. He used to be a respected member of the Wizards' Council who proposed new bold idea of modifying magic, but was betrayed by one of his colleagues, leaving him thirsting for vengeance, which eventually led to him forming an alliance with the arch-necromancer Monstrox.

## Biography

### Past

About 200 years prior to the events of the series, Dragov was one of the members of the Wizards' Council, alongside Merlok, his sister Wanda, and the arch-necromancer Monstrox. He also had two children, Fred and Pola. Back when the Council was cataloguing magic across the kingdom of Knighton, he proposed the concept of "technomancy", a hybrid of technology and magic, to be used. Most members of the Council praised his ideas, but Monstrox, who had plans to take over the kingdom, disagreed with them and decided to ruin Dragov's plans. He disguised himself as Merlok using a spell, assaulted him and his children and stripped them of their powers, turning them into "powerless vampire abominations".

### *Coming of the Technomancer*

After reviving Monstrox in form of a digital virus, Wanda, now going by the name "Ruina Stoneheart", decided to seek assistance from Dragov. She and Monstrox found his castle and awakened the count from his sleep in the coffin. Monstrox offered the vampire, who still believed Merlok to be responsible for his misery, a chance at getting revenge on the wizard, and he agreed. Monstrox then turned Dragov into a cyborg, before doing the same to his children.

Later, Monstrox, Ruina, Dragov, Fred and Pola, accompanied by Stone Monsters, ambushed the Nexo Knights and Merlok 2.0. The vampires attacked the wizard, tearing down his robotic body and draining him of his Nexo Powers, the existence of which led Dragov to believe that Merlok stole his ideas. Seeing that defeat was imminent, Merlok cast a spell that dissolved him into seven Merlok Powers. Having lost Merlok, the Nexo Knights were forced to retreat, leaving the villains to gloat in their victory.

## Trivia

* According to Tommy Andreasen's notes for the *Coming of the Technomancer* script, the truth about Monstrox being the one to have stripped Dragov of his powers would be revealed in a later episode, but whether Dragov would turn on him after that isn't stated.
* It's unknown if Dragov and his children had always been vampires or were cursed by Monstrox.
* While Dragov doesn't appear in the 2018 *Nexo Knights* sets and/or comics, his children Fred and Pola appear in both, but their father isn't mentioned.
Roronoa Zoro

**Roronoa Zoro** is a major character in the manga *One Piece*. In the manga and anime, he is a major protagonist serving as Luffy's closest crewmate. However, he was originally planned to be a villain and a member of Buggy's crew.

## Appearance

In comparison to how Zoro looks in his final design, he looks pretty similar. There are some noticable differences though. For starters, he only has one sword as opposed to three, and instead of a bandana, he wears a headband.

## Biography

Zoro was initially meant to serve as Buggy's bodyguard as well as one of his most powerful crew members alongside Cabaji and Mohji with two animal companions in the form of Richie and Hachi.

Ultimately though, Oda decided to instead have Zoro be Luffy's companion instead of Buggy's while scrapping Hachi completely.

Not too much is known about what this version of Zoro would have been like as the only source of his existence is some concept art shared by Oda. As such, it is unknown what Zoro's personality would have been had Oda kept him as part of Buggy's crew, but if the sketch is any indication, Zoro would have still be skilled with a sword, though he looks like he would probably lack his three sword style.

## External Links

* Roronoa Zoro on Heroes Wiki
* Roronoa Zoro on One Piece Wiki
Mrs. Wicket

**Julia Wicket**, sometimes also called **Mrs. Wicket**, is the one of the main antagonists from *Mr. Bean: The Animated Series*. she was Mr. Bean's landlady. she was live in 12 Arbor Road in London usually she sleeps downstairs with her cat, Scrapper. she likes hits Mr. Bean when naughty.

She strongly despises Mr. Bean because he ruined her wedding when he was a kid, but nevertheless allows him to stay at her apartment. She is very short-tempered, and will yell and hit Bean (usually with her cane) if agitated. If angered enough, she will even evict him from the apartment, as seen in Homeless, Dead Cat and The Fly, the first of which is the main plot point of that episode. However, Bean is always allowed to move back to his apartment by the next episode.

She owns an evil one-eyed cat, Scrapper, whom Bean gave away when he was young. She cares for Scrapper very much and gets very angry if she sees Bean (or anyone else) attacking him.

## Appearances

She first debuted in Bean's Bounty (although she appeared in the intro since In The Wild), Her most recent appearance was in Trophy Bean. Mrs. Wicket appears in almost all episodes.

## Personality

Mrs. Wicket is antagonistic, grumpy, hot-headed, nice and unhappy, but her cat Scrapper loves her, because he has an attitude not unlike hers.

## Trivia

* Although she is the main antagonist, she can sometimes be nice to Bean, most notably starting in Season 4, where she even throws him a birthday party.
* Out of the seven deadly sins, she represents greed, because she wants to have all the power and wealth she wants.
* When walking, she is almost always seen with her cane.
* Her voice is notably less gruff and masculine in later seasons, often more composed in tone, likely fitting with her kinder personality.
* It is unknown if she collects rent payment from Bean, as she is never seen doing so in the series.
	+ It is possible that he is staying for free, but only if he does what she says (such as mowing the lawn or renovating the house). It's also possible that she collects rent from Bean offscreen.
	+ Mrs Wicket's first mention was in the 1993 book Mr. Bean's Diary, 9 years before her actual apperance in The Animated Series in Bean's Bounty.
Doctor Of Darkness (The Stickman Ninja)

Is abandoned

## The game itself in only seen by 52 people! what happend?

the whole "The Stickman Ninja" game was created by me((SA)(SF) aka BUGoctopus)! but however, is super simple, micromanagement, and is on scratch.mit.edu so it is intended to be incomplete because I'm too lazy and trying to gather followers in the laziest way(TBH) so I participated another contest to publish another project that is over 2 times bigger than this one so it is abandoned.

## DoD himself

Doctor of darkness, if added, will be the second boss of the game. he will likely to feature over 10~15 times the health of the first boss because the first boss only takes 3 hits to destroy! Doctor of darkness will be a much tougher fight, he has the ablity to shoot his arm(actually I used my spare time to make the arm real) and spawn enemies from himself. he features multiple phases. at the end of phase 2, he will have 90% chance to become phase 3, and then phase 4, where he will controll the robot to step on you and destroy you. the left 10%? well, it's for the much tougher fight. he will use genetic technology to make himself super powerful, being able to open portals and shoot lasers from his eyes.

to defeat him, you must use weapon to hit him a lot of times, and without mistakes because you die in one hit in this game anyway.
Li (The Karate Kid)

**Master Li** is the main antagonist from the 2010 remake of the 1984 film *The Karate Kid*, as well as the alternate ending of said film. He is a Kung Fu teacher, who teaches his students to be merciless, and is the Master of Fighting Dragons studio. He is the Chinese counterpart of John Kreese, the main antagonist of the original *Karate Kid* trilogy.

He was portrayed by Yu Rongguang like in the final project.

## Biography

### *The Karate Kid* (2010)

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

In the alternate ending, which was filmed, right after Dre's victory and after Cheng gives Dre his well deserved prize as a sign of respect towards him, as all people celebrate Dre for his performance, Li angrily stares at Cheng for his failure in front of the other students and raises his hand, ready to beat him as punishment. However, Mr. Han stops Li from hitting the boy, leading Li to engage Han in a violent fight, leading the audience to turn back and see their fight along with Dre, who fruitlessly tries to convince his master to stop it.

At one point, Li takes some benches and throws them at Han, who uses one of them to disarm Li and force him to the floor, but lets him go at the insistence of Li's students. However, Li doesn't accept defeat and turns back to kick Han, resuming his fight with him. Nevertheless, Han manages to knock Li down and holds him with the intentions of giving him no mercy just like he tells his students to do. However, Dre reaches them and convinces Han to not do it and just leave Li there as he isn't worth of it. With Li defeated, all the audience applaud at Han and Li's students show their respect for him. As Sherry and Meiying leave with Han and Dre to celebrate, Sherry stops for a moment and punches Li in the face for inciting his students to bully her son, leaving Li defeated and humiliated.

However, through unknown circumstances, this ending was removed from the finished film, which ends with Dre's victory, apparently because the fight sequence between Li and Han would have taken too much focus away from Dre's victory.

## Trivia

* The alternate ending featuring Li and Han fighting right after Dre's victory might be a reference to the fight between John Kreese and Mr. Miyagi at the beginning of *The Karate Kid Part II*. Interestingly, such opening sequence was originally scripted for the ending of the original *Karate Kid* film, but was scrapped and filmed instead for the second film.
* The removal of the alternate ending featuring Li and Mr. Han fighting created a continuity error at the end of the film. Li is seen astounded when Cheng and his students bow to Mr. Han in respect, but when Dre and Mr. Han leave the tournament to celebrate, Li is seen on the floor without explanation.
* It has been recently announced that Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan are working on a new *Karate Kid* film that will crossover the original "Miyagi-verse" films with the 2010 remake, thus serving as a sequel of some sorts to the latter, so it's currently unknown if Li will return or not.
Armos Titan

**Armos Titan** is a unused enemy from *The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess*. It is a large humanoid statue with a big green gemstone imbedded on it's chest. They bare some resemblance to the Sacred Grove Guardians in the game's full release.

## History

The existence of the Armos Titan was first discovered within data files of the Wii and GameCube versions of *Twilight Princess*. While the enemy's official name is unknown, it came to be known as the Armos Titan due to it's size and the similarities it shares with the recurring Armos enemies in *The Legend of Zelda* series. Some have also speculated that the enemy could actually be a Armos Knight.

Once spawned into the game, The Armos Titan will stay motionless until Link approaches or attacks it, causing the statue to rise on its feet as the markings on its body start to glow green. The Armos Titan will then follow Link to attack him by swinging one of it's arms with enough force to knock him back. Link can defeat the Armos Titan by shooting three arrows into the gemstone on it's chest or by hitting the gem once with the Ball and Chain weapon. Afterwards, the Armos Titans will cease all movement and remain at the spot where it was defeated, rather than disappear like most enemies.

Although it is unknown exactly how many of these foes would have appeared in the game, the Armos Titan has two beginning animations which suggests that a pair of them might of been encountered at some point. It is also possible that the enemy would have been found at the Sacred Grove, the Temple of Time, or the Twilight Palace.
Doom (Fant4stic)

**Doom** is the main antagonist of an early version of the 2015 Josh Trank film *Fant4stic*. He is played by Toby Kebbel as in the final movie.

## History

Victor Domashev is a blogger who decides to join the Planet Zero expedition. He becomes Doom.

## Trivia

* In the final movie, Domashev was renamed Von Doom to make it more true to the comics and has a more traditional final battle.
* Fox reshot a good amount of scenes of Doom from Josh Trank.
Sea Witch (Popeye)

Retrive her jewel before the seventh equinox of the crystal moon, in the night of a magpie's crow. (Succeeded)
Kill Popeye, Olive Oyle and all of Sweethaven (Abandoned)

### Crimes

false imprisonment
Abuse
Animal Abuse
Property Damage
Attempted Murder

### Type of Villain

Redeemed Witch

The Sea Hag was supposed to be the main antagonist of the unreleased movie Popeye from Sony Animation. She was supped to be a ugly witch that saved Popeye's life as a baby, and beliving him to be ugly as her, decided to keep with her, against Pappy, Popeye's dad, wishes. Her powers would have come from a magical jewel that was stuck in her right eye (as it was missing). The Witch would have spent the movie in search of the jewel, after Pappy stole it and Popeye lost it as a baby, as if it wouldn't have been retrived before the seventh equinox of the crystal moon, in the night of a magpie's crow (circa 17 years) she would have died. As the movie goes on the witch ages, becoming uglier and uglier as a result of the missing jewel.

It's unknown who would have been her voice actor, as her voice keeps chainging thought the animatic (despite the rest of the cast keeping one voice actor)