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Admiral Vicente Silva

### Biographie

Admiral Vicente Silva ist ein erfahrener, unberechnbarer und humorloser Eroberer. Seine edle Erziehung und Ausbildung an den besten Militärakademien haben ihn auf ein Leben in Macht vorbereitet. Als überzeugter Traditionalist ist er davon überzeugt, dass sich das zerfallende Imperium in La Corona - von dessen Diensten er profitiert - gegen eine Welt im Aufruhr durchsetzen wird.

**Admiral Vincente Silva** ist einer der drei expandierenden, KI-gesteuerte Charaktere der Schwierigkeitsstufe "Schwierig" neben Alonso Graves und Lady Margaret Hunt.

## Hintergrund

Vincente ist Admiral und der Hauptvertreter des La Corona Empire.

Während der Spieler und der Protagonist der Kampagne einem von der Königin geführten, namenlosen Königreich dienen, wird das Reich von La Corona als eigenständige, rivalisierende Nation angesehen, die von einem Kaiser regiert wird.

Während Vincente selbst La Coronas fähigere Diener sind, scheint sich das Imperium selbst in einer Notlage zu befinden, sehr zu Vincentes ständigem Ärger. Viele seiner Quests handeln von Meutereien, verlorenen Kämpfen und der Suche nach genügend wertvollen Metallen, um Medaillen zu stempeln.

La Corona scheint stark auf dem ebenso zerfallenden spanischen Reich des 19. Jahrhunderts der realen Welt zu beruhen. Jean La Fortune wird glücklich gemacht, indem er Vincente den Krieg erklärt, und bemerkt, dass sein Volk unter dem Reich gelitten hat. Der Aufstand, den Isabel Sarmento und Ihre Obrero-Belegschaft erwähnen, ist wahrscheinlich einer gegen dasselbe Reich von La Corona.

Vincent selbst befürwortet harte Arbeitszeiten für sein Volk und mag den Einsatz von Propaganda. Daher ist es kein Wunder, warum die Neue Welt gegen La Carona oder Vincentes eiserne Herangehensweise an die Kolonialherrschaft rebelliert.

## Strategie

Obwohl Vincente sein Unternehmen nicht so schnell aufbaut oder erweitert wie Margaret Hunt, wächst er im Laufe eines Spiels stetig und kompetent an Stärke. Obwohl Vincente im Grunde genommen ein Eroberer ist und eine erhebliche militärische Bedrohung darstellen wird, ist er weitaus zuverlässiger als die gefährlich unvorhersehbaren Alonso-Gräber oder die verräterische Margaret Hunt. Vincente wird wahrscheinlich Ihren Ruf bei ihm respektieren und solange es gut ist, wird er den Frieden zwischen Ihnen wahren und jemanden finden, mit dem er sich streiten kann. Er befürwortet auch, dass Sie gegen würdige Gegner in den Krieg ziehen.

Eine eigene militärische Präsenz wird ihn natürlich davon abhalten, den Krieg zu erklären, und zwar doppelt, da er die Stärke anderer respektiert.

## Diplomatie

Abgesehen von den unterschiedlichen Ergebnissen von "Schmeicheln", "Beleidigen" und "Geschenke anbieten", die von ihrer Wahrscheinlichkeit abhängen, kann die Beziehung zum Admiral wie folgt beeinflusst werden:

 Zunehmende militärische Stärke
 Piraten den Krieg erklären¹
 wachse langsamer als er
 Benutze strengen Arbeitsbedingungen
 Würdigen Gegnern den Krieg erklären²
 Aufbau und Erweiterung des Botanischen Gartens

*¹beinhaltet die Beendigung des Waffenstillstands
²gemessen mit militärischer Gewalt*
Alicia (Strike Her Dead)

**Alicia** (Grace Lawell) is a hidden villainess from the 2021 Lifetime film, *Strike Her Dead* (originally titled, *Killer Cover Up*; airdate November 12, 2021). She is the captain of a high school soccer team that has main protagonist Jenna Simms as one of her teammates.

The team was under the thumb of Coach Ritchie, though it was revealed that Ritchie had been bribing the officials into helping them win key games, doing so to look good enough to coach a college team. In addition, Alicia turned heel at some point and colluded with Ritchie in covering up the scheme, which also saw the villainess become Ritchie's lover. One of Alicia's teammates, Lilly Washington, suspected something amiss in one of the games, leading to Ritchie killing Lilly to silence her.

The same was done to another player, Maria Tapia, in the film's events, and later on, the evil Alicia shoved another of her teammates, Grace, over the balcony in an attempt to kill her, only for Grace to survive. The duo also targeted Jenna, who investigated the deaths and approached Alicia, who claimed that their teammate, Stacey, was the true killer. In actuality, the villainous couple set out on framing Jenna; they stole Jenna's sweater and planted Maria's blood on it before putting it back in her locker, placing an anonymous call to the police so they would find it and suspect Jenna.

Jenna's quest to find out the truth led her to witness Ritchie and Alicia together, with Jenna overhearing Alicia reveal her role in the cover-up and that Ritchie had been bribing the officials. Regarding Alicia's motive, it was to gain a soccer scholarship, but once Jenna was seen, the couple captured Jenna, with Ritchie planning to kill Jenna and portray her as a villainess who murdered her teammates out of ambition. It was at that point that Alicia attempted to talk Ritchie out of killing Jenna, as she had voiced her reluctance over setting up Jenna, only for Ritchie to decide to eliminate Alicia as well. Jenna's parents, Sally and Joe Simms, found Jenna and rescued her from Ritchie and Alicia, and regarding the latter half of the villainous couple, she was shown apologizing to Jenna as she was being arrested.
Ate (Greek Mythology)

Apata is the goddess of deception, the daughter of Nyukta, born without a father. She mastered the mind of Zeus, for which she was subsequently thrown from Olympus to the ground.

Another name is Ata (dr. Greek Aτη, misfortune, misfortune, blinding, translated by Gnedich Obid) in ancient Greek mythology, the goddess, personification of error, confusion of mind, deception, stupidity.
Repeatedly mentioned by Homer and Aeschylus. In the Iliad, Homer calls Ata the eldest daughter of Zeus, without mentioning, however, her mother.
In Theogony of Hesiod, the mother of Ata is called the goddess of discord Eris, but the name of the father is not mentioned, in connection with which many considered the father of Ata Zeus.

Tradition says that at the instigation of Hera, Ata darkened the mind of Zeus, and he swore that his first born descendant would then become a great ruler. Hera, taking advantage of the oath, hastened to make Eurystheus born before Heracles. Having learned about this, the Thunderer in anger threw Ata from heaven to earth, forbidding her to appear more in the abode of the gods. Since then, Ata has wandered the earth, preferring, however, to walk over human heads, bringing mortal devastation and devastation.
According to Apollodorus, Ata, cast off from heaven, fell to the top of the mountain in Phrygia, later named after her name, and Palladium fell with her. Later, on this mountain, Il founded the legendary Ilion (Troy), so Troy is called based on the hill of Ata.
All Nighter Vol. 2

All Nighter Vol. 2 is the second installment in the All Nighter compilation series, which premiered on the 4th of February 2019.

## Track List

1. underscores, NotActuallyRobin, knapsack & Circuit Hour - NO MONEY!!!
2. okokko - Mr. Whisper
3. Gyrofield - Repeater Riff
4. kuuno - away
5. Moore Kismet & Hollimon - Exoneration
6. Nesulosity & i'd rather not - Shallow (feat. Sakuraburst)
7. Glances - Stilted Figure in the Sky
8. Circuit Hour - Deoxyribonucleic Disaster
9. Nocollide - sail
10. Akeos & shibuya. - circulate
11. doin' fine - trash princess!!!1!1
12. Galyax - I'm Too Sensitive
13. DossyX - Sleep Deprived
14. Fair Dawn, Lysk & i'd rather not - Puppy Love (feat. gyrofield)
15. George Walter - Circadian
16. Sakuraburst - Mother Tree (feat. former hero)
17. eliderp - solitary
18. Equator - In Your Dreams
19. Darby - Where We Belong (feat. Spencer Maro)
20. neras - empty vessel
21. unknowndreamuser - Memories of the XIII
22. Brock Wilson - Isolate
23. Nebita - Sleeping on the Floor
24. Nocollide & dir/s - Forged Beneath
25. MAKI & ☆the sky☆ - RIKO MODE
26. plusol - don't @ me
27. cat naps & AT4G - Jumbo Shrimp
28. inkwill - connection (feat. alyotic)
29. (NAME TBA) - TRACTOR
30. dobi - Blanket
31. Shwin - Compendium
Angie McHenry (Stuber)

**Angie McHenry** (Mira Sorvino) is the hidden villainess from the 2019 comedy, *Stuber*. She is the captain of the LAPD, and the superior of one of the film's main protagonists, LAPD detective Vic Manning.

## Introduction

Angie's first appearance saw her inform Vic that the case regarding notorious drug trafficker Oka Teijo (who shot and killed Vic's partner, Sarah Morris, in the film's opening) was being turned over to the FBI, enraging Vic. The film's progression saw Vic go on his own quest to capture Tejio after receiving a tip from Leon, doing so with the unlikely help of an Uber driver named Stu (the film's other main protagonist). The pair ended up encountering a gang of Teijo's henchmen at an animal hospital run by Dr. Branch, after which Vic and Stu successfully took down and killed the group. Vic informed Stu to send a text to one of Teijo's cohorts, which falsely stated that Vic was dead.

## Heel Turn

    In a surprise twist, Angie turned heel when she was revealed to be aligned with Teijo, with her reveal as a corrupt villainess coming at Nicole Manning's (Vic's daughter) art gallery--where she was shown receiving the text on her phone. Afterwards, Angie greeted Nicole and answered her question regarding her father by claiming not to have seen him, before leaving to run an "important errand." The villainess was later shown at Branch's office, where she shot Branch to death after he revealed that Vic and Stu were at his office. It was during this point that Vic (under Stu's advisement) phoned Angie and asked for backup, with Vic unaware of Angie's heel persona and corruption.

The film's climax saw Angie arrive and meet Vic, who was shocked to see that she was the only one who appeared. In response to Vic's inquiry about the FBI, the evil Angie stated that they weren't needed, after which she held Vic at gunpoint and revealed that she was a mole working for Teijo. In addition, the villainess revealed that she and Teijo had Leon set up the meeting with Vic, after which Teijo shot him to death, and it was also uncovered that Angie's villainous collusion led to Morris getting killed. Regarding Vic, Angie planned to kill him and set him up as the mole, only for Stu (who sensed something was amiss when he only saw Angie's car on the way) to appear and run down the villainous police captain in his Uber car. After being hit it was unknown if she is alive or deceased if she survived she would be arrested and sentenced to prison (off-screen).

## Trivia

* Mira Sorvino also played villainess Veronica Simon in the Lifetime film, *Indiscretion*.
Amber Olson (The Equalizer)

**Amber Olson** (Kaley Ronayne) is the main villainess from "Followers," episode 2.05 of *The Equalizer* (airdate November 7, 2021).

## Backstory

Amber Olson's backstory revealed that she was once good friends with Vicki Howell back when they attended junior high together, but once they reached their high school years, Vicki became popular, with Amber feeling abandoned by her one-time friend. Out of envy over Vicki's popularity, Amber became desperate to become popular herself, but after failing to do so in high school, she tried other methods after graduating. In adulthood, Amber became an influencer and even auditioned for a reality show, but neither method resulted in the attention she craved.

## Events

   At some point, Amber turned heel by posting a video of herself smothering kittens with a plastic bag, with the animal cruelty resorting in a massive audience for her. Now elated over receiving attention, the crazed villainess decided to go after humans to gain more, with her original target being her former friend, Vicki, and her son Benjamin. A video of Vicki being stalked went viral and caught the attention of "arm chair detectives" Abe and Rachel, who contacted Robyn McCall. The duo mentioned the videos, including the animal cruelty, and tied them to a man named Brandon Mackey, only for Robyn's confrontation with Mackey to reveal that he was innocent and being set up.

Robyn's later confrontation with Abe revealed that he had learned that Mackey was innocent due to a mug featuring a logo from Redbrook High School being at the scene, and afterwards, Robyn rescued "Vicki" from her house, which was followed by "Vicki" giving an elaborate description of the stalker to Robyn and detective Marcus Dante. However, Robyn informed Mel Bayani and Harry Keshegian that she noticed that "Vicki" gave more of a description of the stalker than her son, and after looking into Vicki, high school photos revealed that the woman she rescued was actually Vicki's former friend, Amber, who was later visited by Rachel before escaping.

Vicki and Benjamin were rescued, but later on, the evil Amber attacked Rachel and held her at knifepoint. The deranged villainess tied up Rachel and set up a video camera to record Rachel's planned murder, while boasting that she would be famous and popular. Rachel informed Amber that she was a woman that was pitied instead of worshiped, and afterwards, the evil madwoman took out a plastic bag (the same one she used on the kittens) and was set on suffocating Rachel to death, only for Dante and the rest of the officers to arrive, rescue Rachel, and arrest Amber.

## Trivia

* Kaley Ronayne also played villainess Shelly Dowd on *Blue Bloods*.
All Nighter Vol. 3

All Nighter Vol. 3 is the third installment in the All Nighter compilation series, which premiered on the 10th of August, 2019. All proceeds from the album and livestream will be donated to NRDC.

## Track List

1. foxsky - RAPTOR STRIKE
2. underscores, Robin, Knapsack, Circuit Hour & Nebita - NO REGRETS!!!
3. elozi - Nectar
4. Kotori & Acaer - Heroes
5. Web - i love mcdonald's cheese sticks and hash browns
6. Soba - Miss You
7. Darby - City Lights
8. grape milk, crrease, enesai & Syrge - WE NEED TO STOP
9. Kazukii - Aria
10. Aethoro - River Lullaby
11. ONGOD - RAPTURE
12. enesai, dobi, Knoir & eliderp - BOYSNITEOUT
13. Water Spirit, OMNIPONY & KaTT - ZEALO//////T (feat. FortuneSwan)
14. Glances - Cyclone
15. FORMHAMPTON - 3
16. Knoir, eliderp & Dylan Tallchief - Spitfire
17. knyvez - tape
18. DossyX, Overspace & Jenceno - Embers (feat. Kites)
19. adri - a stranger's quiet hymn
20. 7dB & Circuit Hour - Endoribonuclease Endeavor
21. acloudyskye - Climb
22. To Oscar & Nesulosity - Somnambulist
23. Galyax & dobi - to be defensive
24. Can of Bliss - The Storm (And The Calm That Followed)
25. slphr & Extrope - Heatwave
26. Zideon & nox - Somehow
27. Paark - Drum School
28. Syrge - Resting Sanctuary
29. Punker - Echo
30. Fadent - Out of Touch (feat. Hallow)
31. Polyscream, Flood & Glances - Enigma Dub (feat. Scheme)
32. slashrr - Asleep
33. uki & inkwill - downfall (feat. alyotic)
34. Nebita - Sleeping on the Ceiling
35. oneohkay - this isn't lofi
36. Brock Wilson & Tearhands - parabolic
37. neras & Paark - Confluence
Schnaps

Schnaps ist ein Luxus-Bedürfnis deiner Bewohner. Um Schnaps herzustellen benötigst du einen Kartoffelhof und eine Schnapsbrennerei. Ein Kartoffelhof reicht aus um eine Schnapsbrennerei durchgehend mit Kartoffeln zu versorgen.

**Produktionszyklus:**

* 1 x Kartoffelhof (0:30)
* 1 x Schnapsbrennerei (0:30)

**Endprodukt:**

* 1 x Schnaps (0:30)
Annika Sanchez (Killer Rivalry)

**Annika Sanchez** (Shantelle Lee Cuevas) is the hidden main villainess from the 2022 Lifetime film, *Killer Rivalry* (airdate April 22, 2022).

Annika Sanchez is the star player for Southwestern University's volleyball team, and the film established that she was in a rivalry with Gable University's player (and main protagonist) Charly McLeod. At some point, Annika was encountered by Becky Beckett, a fan of Annika's, with the women forming a friendship shortly afterwards. Annika turned heel by enlisting Becky to do "whatever it takes" to make sure that she became the #1 volleyball player, with Annika's ambition leading to Becky committing murders as part of the plan--killing Annika's volleyball partner, Hilary Horn, and later murdering Charly's partner, Kiki Blackburn.

Annika received Becky's message regarding Kiki's murder, and expressed apparent horror; however, the film's climax saw Annika and Charly tied up in a barn, with Jeff (Annika's ex-boyfriend) attempting to free them. After the girls freed themselves, Annika confronted Becky, adding that killing Hilary and Kiki wasn't part of the plan, revealing Annika as the mastermind. Annika was attacked by Becky with an axe, and it was afterwards that Becky revealed that she attacked Annika and set up Jeff to force him to comply.

Becky ended up arrested, and afterwards, the evil Annika visited Becky in prison and stated that Jeff survived Becky's attack towards him. The villainess later voiced her worry that Jeff could expose her, and later promised to not only win against Gable, but also visit Becky and tell her all about it. However, Southwestern lost the match, and police were called regarding Annika's connection to Becky, leading to Annika being arrested.

## Trivia

* This was Shantelle Lee Cuevas' first Lifetime film and first time playing a Lifetime movie villainess.
Anya (Lucifer)

**Anya** (Audrey Moore) is the main villainess from "Til Death Do Us Part," episode 3.13 of *Lucifer* (airdate January 29, 2018). She is the wife of Brian, her longtime sweetheart, and the couple lived in a suburban neighborhood.

Anya began suspecting that Brian was having an affair with one of their neighbors, June Lee, who was actually a drug dealer named Sandra Jiang. She attempted to scare off Sandra by sending threatening notes to her, which stated that she knew what she was doing. When Brian's visits to Sandra continued, the evil Anya confronted and later killed Sandra in a fit of rage, and later placed the body in a wood chipper.

However, when Brian was caught sneaking around at night by Chloe Decker (who was monitoring Lucifer Morningstar and Lt. Marcus Pierce's undercover sting as a married couple), Brian later revealed that he was actually buying Adderall from Sandra. When he was shown the threatening note, Brian recognized his wife's handwriting, and in the episode's climax, he attempted to protect Anya, as Lucifer was trying to get handwriting samples to figure out who wrote the notes.

After Chloe held Brian (who was holding hedge clippers) at gunpoint, she revealed Anya as Sandra/June's killer, after which Anya confessed to the murder. The villainess stated her belief that Brian and Sandra were having an affair, only for Brian to reveal that he was buying drugs from Sandra, so he could focus on losing weight out of fear that Anya would leave him. Following the confession, Anya was arrested by Chloe.
Beatrice O'Malley (The Rookie)

**Beatrice O'Malley** (Veronica Cartrwright) is a villainess from "Daddy Cop," episode 5.13 of *The Rookie* (airdate January 24, 2023).

Beatrice O'Malley was introduced as the most recent employer for RJ Cash, who was found dead inside his storage unit, which was full of stolen goods. She was first shown with her caretaker, Sharona, while she was interviewed by detective Nyla Harper; an interview that saw Beatrice express her shock over RJ's death and speak fondly of him in response to Nyla's statement about RJ's criminal activities. An autopsy report revealed that RJ died of mercury poisoning, and that Sharona was showing signs, as she had a tremor.

However, Nyla's later interview with Beatrice revealed that she once worked as a nurse from 1996 until 2005, and that ended up revealing the entire truth. As Nyla's summation revealed, Beatrice turned heel during her time as a nurse and became a serial poisoner, killing nine of her patients by poisoning them with mercury, with no motive revealed for her actions. When asked about the patients, the evil Beatrice claimed not to remember the deaths, while mentioning that she had to retire due to her injured hip.

Even after her retirement, Beatrice continued to unleash her heel persona, as she poisoned not only RJ, but Sharona as well, with Nyla revealing that Sharona was in the hospital. Afterwards, Beatrice thanked Nyla for catching her, with the statement serving as an official confession. The villainess stated that she had no idea why she committed her evil actions, claiming that she felt like she was watching someone else. After thanking Nyla once again for stopping her, Beatrice was arrested.
Monitor

Der Monitor ist ein stark gepanzertes, dampfbetriebenes Militärschiff, das nur wenig Fracht transportieren kann. Es ist mit einem schweren Mittelturm bewaffnet.

## Varianten

Varianten dieses Schiffstyps sind der  Piraten Monitor, der  Pyrphorian Monitor und das  Pyrphorian Kriegsschiff

## Strategie

Der Monitor ist ein Tool für die spätere Vorherrschaft der Flotte, und das nicht nur, weil die Investoren benötigen werden, um es freizuschalten. Während die Reichweite des  Schlachtkreuzers fehlt, kann eine Spieler fast drei Monitore für jeden Schlachtkreuzer bauen. Es passt auch viel besser zum Schlachtkreuzers als jedes andere Segelschiff, da beide den Wind ignorieren können und beide Türme haben. Der Monitor ist dann das Fregattenäquivalent des Schlachtkreuzers - schneller, billiger zu Unterhalten und in der Lage, einen Feind zu überwältigen.

## Wissenswerte

Der ursprüngliche Monitor war ein eisernes Kriegsschiff der Union, das während des Bürgerkriegs als Küstenkriegsschiff gebaut wurde, das mit 11-Zoll-Kanonen bewaffnet war, um gegen das eisernes konföderiertes Virginia zu kämpfen. Es war das erste Schiff, das einen Turm im Kampf einsetzte und zahlreiche Nachfolger während des Krieges inspirierte. Infolgedessen würde sich der Name "Monitor" auf kleine Küstenschiffe mit übergroßen Kanonen beziehen.

Der Monitor in Anno 1800 scheint Elemente der Union und der konföderierten Schule des Designs zu verwenden - die Gesamtform des Rumpfes ähnelt der "Virginia" und ihren Nachfahren, aber der Turm ist eindeutig ein "Monitor" -Stil Turm.
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## Patch-Verlauf

Union Update 2 (15 Mai 2019):

* Die Trefferpunkte wurden von 2500 auf 3000 erhöht
* Der Unterhalt wurde von -600 auf -300 erhöht.

Spiel Update 5 (10. September 2019):

* Der Kaufpreis wurde von 40k auf 350k erhöht.
* Der Verkaufserlös wurde von 40k auf 175k erhöht.
Alice August (Criminal Case)

**Alice August** is the villainess of "Beautiful No More", case #8 of the crime solving game *Criminal Case* (airdate November 15, 2012). She was a barmaid at the Blue Flamingo nightclub and friends with Patricia Mills, a stripper at the club more commonly known by her alias Trixie Velvet.

Alice was questioned by detective David Jones regarding Trixie's murder, her having been found bludgeoned to death behind Joe's Diner. During the questioning, Alice revealed that Trixie had been receiving anonymous love letters and insinuated that movie theater projectionist Colin Stokes was writing the letters and had killed Trixie, citing how he had been obsessed with her.

But the investigation would prove that not only was *Alice* Trixie's true secret admirer, she was also her murderer. Alice had secretly fallen in love with Trixie during their time working together, and eventually wrote her a letter asking to meet behind Joe's Diner. But once Trixie arrived and realized that Alice was her admirer, Trixie laughed at her and stated that she wasn't interested in women. Enraged by Trixie's rejection, the evil Alice grabbed a hammer and beat her love interest to death, severely damaging her face in the process.

After the detectives proved her guilt, Alice expressed displeasure that her attempt to frame Colin had failed and confessed to killing Trixie, revealing her anger for having had her affections spurned by her. Alice was arrested and judge Olivia Hall sentenced her to 20 years in prison with a possibility for parole in 10, to which Alice proclaimed that she loved Trixie and never would've hurt her if she hadn't laughed at her.
Barbara (The Bride)

**Barbara** (Robin Strasser) was the main villainess from the 1973 film, *The Bride* (also known as *Last House on Massacre Street*).

Barbara was a wealthy socialite who was engaged to be married to her lover, David, despite the objections of her father, who served as David's boss. The wedding took place later in the film, but after the nuptials, David approached his ex-girlfriend, Ellen, leading to the pair engaging in an illicit tryst, with Barbara catching them in the act. In a rage, Barbara grabbed a pair of scissors and attacked David, injuring his left arm before admitting that her father was right about David, and it was followed by the enraged madwoman shrieking at her guests and destroying the wedding cake.

During the film's progression, David continued his relationship with Ellen, with Barbara having disappeared since the wedding. Barbara's father appeared to not know anything about his daughter's whereabouts, only revealing her backstory of deranged behavior, which included torturing and decapitating a chicken at a young age. David and Ellen found themselves as targets of harassment from a mysterious answering service who was believed to be Barbara, with the result seeing Ellen leave David afterwards, but in the film's climax, David appeared at an empty house that was supposed to be where he and Barbara would live after their wedding, and it was there that he encountered Barbara's father, who revealed that he was behind everything.

In addition, the father revealed that Barbara hung herself after her outburst at the wedding, showing her embalmed body to David before attacking him with an axe. An injured David rose up to see that Barbara was gone, and his search ended with Barbara appearing to David and taunting him, with David stating that he knew that she was alive. The maniacal villainess ordered David to consummate their marriage, doing so after trapping him in their bedroom, only for David to refuse and attempt to leave. However, David discovered that he couldn't open the door, and after Barbara does so, she revealed to David that not only was she actually deceased, so was David, as Barbara's father successfully killed him. Barbara laughed maniacally as she informed David that they would be together for all eternity, and the film ended with the villainess chasing David around the house.
Amanda Martin (Flashpoint)

**Amanda Martin** (Tannis Burnett) is a hidden villainess from "Custody," episode 2.13 of *Flashpoint* (original airdate October 16, 2009; U.S. airdate June 25, 2010).

Amanda Martin is the assistant to family lawyer Adam Westfall, and she was introduced as a woman hiding while Adam was being held at gunpoint by Donald Mitchell inside his office. Both Adam and Amanda represented Donald's ex-wife, Helen Mitchell, in a custody battle regarding their two children, Allison and Liam, which Donald won; however, Donald's appearance was due to the fact that his children were missing and he had suspected that Adam had colluded with Helen to abduct them.

Amanda's emergence from hiding forced SRU to get involved and diffuse the situation, and while it was ultimately revealed that Helen masterminded the abduction of her children, Sgt. Gregory Parker's interview with Adam and Amanda revealed the latter as a villainess involved in the plot. To Adam's shock, Amanda confessed to forging documents that would allow Helen to cross the Canada/U.S. border, as Helen was planning to take Allison and Liam to her native Ireland.

The evil Amanda voiced her belief that she deserved to be with her kids, using her own experience as a mother to defend her collusion. After both children were rescued, Amanda was arrested (off-screen) for her role as a conspirator.
Alexandra Schwartz (NCIS: New Orleans)

**Alexandra Schwartz** (Melinda Page Hamilton) is the main villainess from "Watch Over Me," episode 1.07 of *NCIS: New Orleans* (airdate November 11, 2014). She was a higher-up at Axelrod Industries, which had Commander Darby Wilson as a Navy liaison.

Prior to the episode's events, Schwartz had accidentally emailed Wilson a video that showed a faulty missile test, and after seeing it, Wilson planned to get a second opinion from Shang Lee. Such a test could end up costing the company millions, and knowing this, Schwartz had Wilson killed, sending Oscar Randolph (the head of security) to commit the murder. Not only does Randolph kill Wilson, he also killed Wilson's assistant, Rebecca Ortega, and he made several attempts on Wilson's wife, Katherine.

In the episode's climax, Brody and LaSalle brought Schwartz to their headquarters, where Pride was interrogating Randolph. The duo mapped out Schwartz's evil murder-for-hire plot, with Christopher LaSalle claiming that Randolph had revealed Schwartz's role. Meredith Brody gave the villainess two options: either confess before Pride enters (for a possible reduced sentence), or remain silent and possibly face execution. At that moment, the evil Schwartz confessed everything, claiming that killing Rebecca was not part of the plan. At that moment, however, Dwayne Pride entered and told his crew that Randolph hadn't said anything and he wants a lawyer. Realizing that she was tricked into confessing, Schwartz was arrested and handcuffed by LaSalle.
Andrea Ziv (The Purge)

**Andrea Ziv** (Christine Dunford) is a villainess from season 2 of *The Purge*. She appears in episode 2.03 "Blindspots", 2.05 "House of Mirrors", 2.06 "Happy Holiday", and 2.8 "Before the Sirens".

## Introduction

In flashback scenes dated eight years prior to the season's events, Ziv was introduced as the captain of the New Orleans Police Department; the superior to Ryan Grant, Doug Vargas, Tommy Ortiz, and Sara Williams. Ziv was shown advising her officers regarding the upcoming Purge Night, warning them against people using the annual evening to unleash a murderous vendetta against them.

Later on, Ryan, Doug, Tommy, and Sara were planning to use Purge Night to take down and arrest Caruso, a notorious drug dealer. Ziv appeared to the group and stated that the operaton wasn't legalized by the department and urged them to walk away, only for the quartet to continue their mission.

## Heel Turn

The group's attempt to capture Caruso at his headquarters was thwarted by a group of masked snipers, with Ryan unmasking one of them and uncovering Reynolds, a fellow officer. Ryan expressed shock over seeing Reynolds, but to a bigger surprise, Ziv turned heel by holding Ryan at gunpoint, after which she removed her mask and officially revealed herself as the leader of the gang of corrupt cops. The villainess stated that she warned Ryan against going after Caruso, while adding that only the "smart cops" took the position of protecting Caruso. A standoff followed, but it was ended when Ryan and the rest of the quartet left.

Later in the episode, Ryan confronted Ziv, who stated that her actions were legal, and when asked how much Caruso was paying her, the villainess responded that she was paid enough to put her son through college. In addition, Ziv further defended her heel turn and corruption by stating that she chose to adapt, and in response to Ryan turning in his badge, the evil Ziv threatened to ruin any chance of Ryan getting another job. In a show of solidarity, Tommy, Sara, and Doug also turned in their badges and quit.

## Events

Ziv's first appearance in the current timeline came in the final scenes of "House of Mirrors," which saw Ryan and his group being arrested for an attempted jewel heist. Following their escape, Ziv appeared, with the reveal that Ryan contacted her for help, much to Sara's shock. In addition, Ziv blackmailed Ryan into allowing her to participate in their biggest plan, with the villainess being shown plotting with the group in the early scenes of the following episode, "Happy Holidays." Ziv met her demise in episode 2.08, "Before the Sirens," when she was shot to death by one of the Purgers.

## Trivia

* Christine Dunford also played heel character Leah on *What I Like About You*, vengeful villainess Nicole Guzman on *Crossing Jordan*, as well as the evil Claire Koneff Deluth on *Rizzoli & Isles*.

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Andrea Brown (Profiler)

**Andrea Brown** (Stacy Haiduk) was the main villainess from "Do the Right Thing," episode 3.03 of *Profiler* (airdate October 31, 1998).

## Introduction

Andrea Brown was a patrol officer who was introduced as one of the officers at the home of Roy Munson, who was strangled to death and castrated. She briefly interacted with detective John Grant, who revealed earlier to Samantha Waters that Roy's murder was the second in as many weeks. Due to the nature of the murders, Grant speculated that the murders were an act of homophobia; a theory that was kiboshed by his daughter, who confronted Grant after his statements were posted on the newspaper.

## Reveal

    Andrea was next shown in front of the workplace of a man named Bill Meisberger, but before she left her vehicle, she took out a knife from her glove compartment and placed it in her pocket, marking Andrea's heel turn and reveal as the murderess. She later apporached Meisberger and demanded to speak to him regarding a liquor store robbery, with Meisberger refusing to talk before finally letting Andrea inside. Afterwards, Andrea killed and castrated Meisberger, with Sam and her crew arriving at the scene, where Bill's widow revealed his past as a witness to the aforementioned robbery and his unwillingness to identify the culprits.

After overhearing a pair of fellow officers discussing another unwilling witness, Andrea put on her uniform and went to the person's home, where the unnamed man began hitting on her. While the man's back was turned, Andrea was about to strangle him and make the witness her next victim, only for his wife to appear and interrupt her latest murderous deed. It was by this point that Andrea's motivation was revealed: she had been killing men who refused to cooperate as witnesses to crimes, and it was Sam who figured out that the killer was a cop, and it was while she was fixing her hair that she deduced that the killer was female, as the murderess also fixed her hair.

The episode's climax saw Andrea visted by Grant, who she called and claimed that she had information on the killer. Upon entering, Grant learned that Andrea was the daughter of famed officer Frank Brown, who Andrea stated was killed on the job protecting his partner, right before she pointed a gun at Grant and tied him up. While doing so, the evil Andrea responded to Grant's statements about her father not wanting her to commit such actions by stating that Grant was nothing like her father. In response, Grant stated that Andrea's actions were mainly for one person: her father, and he also revealed that Andrea had problems pleasing her father, no matter how hard she worked at her job or how tough her exterior was. In addition, Grant stated that Andrea was everything Frank wanted in a daughter, but that the only thing that she couldn't be to Frank was his son. The deranged villainess stated that she disgraced her father, and despite Grant's pleas to the contrary, Andrea turned the gun on herself and committed suicide.
Bella Donna (X-Men)

**Bella Donna** is the villainess of "X-Ternally Yours", episode 2.06 of the *X-Men* animated series (airdate December 4, 1993). She was a member of the New Orleans Assassins' Guild and the former lover of Remy LeBlanc aka Gambit, a member of the Guild of Thieves.

Both guilds had a long-standing tradition of delivering golden tithes to a spirit known as X-Ternal every ten years. During the most recent offering, Bella Donna watched as her Guild's Chosen One offered their tithe to X-Ternal, who accepted it and granted the Assasins, including Bella Donna, with magical powers. However, due to the Thieves not making it to the offering on time, X-Ternal refused to accept their tithe, smiting their Chosen One. Afterwards, Bella Donna was declared as the new Chosen One for the Assassins for the next tithing in a decade's time while Remy's brother Bobby was picked for the Thieves.

In the present day, as the offering approached, Bella Donna and the Assassins kidnapped Bobby and stole the Thieves' offering for X-Ternal. This prompted Remy to return to New Orleans where he learned that the Assassins would only release Bobby and the tithe in exchange for his surrender. Remy arrived at Bella Donna's hideout at an old mansion where he encountered his former flame who blasted him for leaving and not marrying her like he promised. Bella Donna then presented Remy with the wedding ring he had never worn, requesting he wear it to allow Bobby and the tithe to go free. However, after Bobby left the mansion, Bella Donna turned heel and revealed that the ring was a magical weapon that would cause Remy extreme pain with her eyes flashing yellow as she proclaimed that he would not leave her again.

As the tithing approached, the evil Bella Donna revealed that she had swapped Bobby's tithe with a fake one, planning for the Thieves to be vanquished by X-Ternal for not keeping up their end of the bargain. At the tithing spot, the Assassins met with the Thieves (who were joined by Rogue, Wolverine and Jean Grey). Remy then knocked Bella Donna to the ground and revealed the villainess' plot to the Thieves. After Rogue attacked her, Bella Donna furiously proclaimed her to be a "seducer" and used her powers to hurl her into the woods. A battle then broke out, which was broken up by the arrival of X-Ternal, much to Bella Donna's fiendish delight.

Bella Donna gleefully accepted the reward of enhanced power from X-Ternal who then turned on Bobby and prepared to destroy the Thieves. Just before she could, Jean used her psychic powers to show X-Ternal what Bella Donna had done. Furious, X-Ternal tied Bella Donna up with magical energy and ordered the Thieves to decide her fate. Remy told the spirit to take Bella Donna's powers but spare her life, proclaiming that he was an X-Men now and would never return to New Orleans, with Bella Donna being left sobbing over her plan's failure.
Bianca Ruiz (Lucifer)

**Bianca Ruiz** (Carolina Gómez) is the main villainess from "Sympathy for the Goddess," the penultimate episode of *Lucifer*'s second season (airdate May 22, 2017). She is a tequila magnate and the mother of aspiring rapper Chet Ruiz, but she is also a criminal smuggler, as she uses her tequila business as a front to sell guns and drugs, among other things.

When Zeke Moore, who was met by Charlotte (Lucifer's mother), was murdered, his connection to Bianca opened an opportunity for Chloe to take her down once and for all. With the help of Charlotte Richards (who had been representing Bianca), Chloe gets into a gathering at Bianca's home, where it was revealed that Chet killed Zeke, as Chet claimed that Zeke was going into business for himself. However, Bianca revealed to her son that she was going to receive 30% of what Zeke was going to make, and she scolded him for his actions.

Chet's phone was left at the scene as evidence, and knowing that it could get back to Bianca, the villainess ordered Charlotte to steal the phone for her--threatening to keep what Zeke was selling Charlotte, which (unbeknownst to Bianca) was the key piece of the Flaming Sword. Charlotte follows Bianca's order and takes the phone, and she returned it to Bianca, all while wearing a wire. Bianca gave Charlotte a key to a safe deposit box, which contained a book written in Sumerian, and after being caught on tape by Lucifer and Chloe, the latter busted in with police and arrested the evil Bianca.
Barbie (Robot Chicken)

**Barbie** (Tatiana Mansley) is the villainess of "Gone Barbie", a segment from "Hopefully Salt", episode 8.15 of *Robot Chicken* (airdate April 10, 2016). The segment was a parody of the 2014 film Gone Girl.

The segment opened with Ken arriving at his and Barbie's home to celebrate their anniversary, only to discover the house trashed and Barbie nowhere to be found. Ken was subsequently accused by his neighbour, a police officer and a tv reporter of having murdered Barbie. The segment then cut to Barbie driving down the highway. Barbie revealed that she felt as through Ken did not appreciate her enough and didn't love the real her.

A flashback showed that Barbie had turned heel as a result, trashing the house to fake a struggle and leaving her arm behind in order to further frame Ken for her disappearance. The evil Barbie next pulled into a gas station where she altered her appearance in the bathroom in order to fully start a new life.

However, when Barbie attempted to purchase several items reminiscent of her lavish lifestyle, the store clerk informed she would have to pay for it. Incensed, Barbie returned to Ken's home and began calling to him from outside, telling him that all was "forgiven". However, Ken was in the bedroom shown to have formed a polyamorous relationship with the three women from earlier, with him telling his lovers to be quiet in hopes Barbie would go away, ending the segment.
Anya Vitez (MacGyver)

**Anya Vitez** (Bojana Novakovic) is the hidden main villainess from "Jack + Kinematics + Safe Cracker + MgKNO3 + GTO," episode 5.05 of *MacGyver* (airdate January 15, 2021).

Anya Vitez was introduced as an Interpol agent who assisted the Phoenix group in their search for notorious terrorist Tiberius Kovac, as Phoenix was in Zagreb on the case following the sudden death of their longtime friend Jack Dalton, who had been on the case for a long while. After pointing a gun at Russ Taylor due to his known history, Vitez joined the group in their mission, which led them to Tibor Babic, who was introduced as an ally of Kovac.

In actuality, Tibor revealed to Angus MacGyver (after recognizing him due to his handiwork) that he and Jack were working together to take down Kovac, and following an ambush that saw one of their gunmen captured, Tibor gave another message to MacGyver from Jack: remember their "manniversary" in Vegas. After MacGyver remembers the details of their trip, it leads them to the realization that Kovac is a "mirage" and not a real person; though the captive gunman--the only lead--ended up shot and killed by a sniper.

MacGyver left with Russ and Desi Nguyen to pursue the sniper, only for the group to learn that they were part of a military group led by Vitez, who was revealed as a villainess with their discovery. Vitez later appeared with one of her henchmen and held Wilt Bozer and Riley Davis at gunpoint, with the villainess revealing that *she* was Kovac. After shooting Bozer (non-fatally) and abducting both him and Riley, the evil Vitez revealed that her operation was mainly cash-for-chaos, and she ordered Riley to activate her laptop under the threat of killing Bozer if she refused.

The villainous mastermind used Riley's laptop to set up Jack as Kovac, planting a money trail that would lead to Jack, while also portraying the Phoenix group as having been killed trying to cover up Jack's crimes. While doing so, Vitez mocked Riley with a revelation that Jack told her prior to the raid at a compound that he couldn't wait to return home and have a greasy pizza with Riley--a cryptic reveal that Vitez killed Jack to cover her tracks. At that moment, MacGyver appeared and and dropped an explosive as a smoke screen for Desi to arrive and hold Vitez at gunpoint. The villainess boasted that it would be her word against theirs regarding her actions, only for Riley to reveal that the passcode she entered turned on the laptop and a video camera, which recorded Vitez's confession. Vitez was arrested, but not before Riley lashed out at the villainess for killing Jack, who was a father figure to Riley.
Barbra Stone (The Dancing Detective)

**Barbra Stone** (Bettina Paris) is the hidden main villainess from the 2023 Hallmark film, *The Dancing Detective: A Deadly Tango*, the first film of the *Dancing Detective* series (airdate June 2, 2023).

Barbra Stone was introduced as working at Aston International, though her backstory revealed that her real name was Barbra Travertine, and she was the daughter of the company's CFO, James Travertine. Sadly, one week prior to his retirement, James died of a heart attack, with a belief that he was overworked to death by Mark Aston, who became the new CFO. As for Barbra, she blamed Aston for her father's death, and because of the timing of his death, Barbra would not receive her father's retirement benefits.

Barbra swore revenge on Aston, with her plan including getting hired by the company, doing so under the name Barbra Stone. She enacted her revenge by poisoning Aston inside his room, with Aston's murder becoming the central case for detective Constance Bailey, who headed to Malta and ended up paired up with dance instructor Sebastian Moore, mainly due to the fact that the company was organizing a dance contest. Barbra displayed a warm demeanor in her introduction, which saw the pair suspect a number of the contest's participants, as well as Aston's wife, Mary Aston.

The pair received a photo of James with his daughter, while learning that Judy Maxwell, introduced as a maid, was actually a corporate spy. Though Judy was suspected, the film's climax saw Bailey and Sebastian recognize Barbra as James' daughter in the photo, figuring that Aston was murdered out of revenge. Barbra escaped once she was outed as Aston's killer, and after being cornered by Bailey, the evil Barbra admitted to killing Aston, accusing him of working her father to death before attacking Bailey, who overpowered and arrested the villainess.
Amy (Vid Chronicles)

**Amy** is the unseen and true main villainess mentioned in *Mother Finds Out Why Daughter is a Junkie, Watch What Happens*, a short film released by **Vid Chronicles** (release date July 21, 2022).

Amy is a schoolmate of main protagonist Ashley, who was introduced as a student who had developed a serious drug habit. Ashley's mother, Emma, was contacted by Ashley's school regarding her truancy and drug habit, though Emma denied Ashley's drug use until she found out for herself that it was true. After being admonished, Ashley revealed that the reason for her drug use was because she was pressured by Emma to go to a party thrown by Amy.

Emma believed that Amy was Ashley's friend, but as Ashley revealed, Amy despised Ashley for years. On the night of the party, Ashley was gang raped by a group of boys, with the evil Amy condoning the action and doing nothing to stop them, most likely doing so out of her hatred of Ashley, who fatally succumbed to her drug use after revealing Amy's heel persona to her mother. The closing narration (before the rewind) revealed that Amy avoided a comeuppance due to Ashley's passing.