There Have Been Times I Liked The Villain Dynamics Better
There Have Been Times I Liked The Villain Dynamics Better
There Have Been Times I Liked The Villain Dynamics Better
Isn’t that just DOOM patrol?
Villains or antiheroes? Because this sounds like anti-heroes but villains are rather the people letting starving people die for profits.
Wait, so what is going on over in the USA, but sexy??
I guess that would be significantly more palatable ... still murder tho.
But if I could choose my dictator I would like a big mommy dommy goth, pls!
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(I would be a boot-locker & it would be illegal to kink-shame me!)
Basically the Harley Quinn show.
Harley being Batman's therapist and keeping his identity secret ("Doctor-patient confidentiality") was one of the most wholesome things ever.
Woof, woof!!
Was gonna say
That's just what Sexy Lexy did!!!
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Friendship is magic!
Heros: "We did it, we finally killed the evil bad guy"
The evil bad guy's 12 best friends:
I like how they threw “sexy” in there.
It's an integral load(:))-bearing essential element!!
Makes me think they’re talking about Always Sunny
Holy poops, that's actually a good des.
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Especially the sexy part.
Nothing sexier than cultivating mass.
Reminds me of an all evil campaign I played in once.
I recall "heroically" leading the towns militia into a wererat den on the night of the full moon, only to lock them all in together and finish off the stragglers on both sides afterwards. Turns out militiamen's scalps look awfully similar to those of reverted wererats, and we turned quite a profit.
the episodes of the venture bros where the monarch is forced to interact with other villains are the best.
Baron underbite knocking on the monarch's door for a place to crash because he "just got divorced"
Villains are usually better written, more developed characters while the good guys are just good for sake of being good.
Isn't that because there are fewer unambiguous ways to be "good"? Even many people doing "good" could be seen by others as being evil?
Also, villains are often coded as minorities, whereas the heroes are basically the mainstream.
I remember an animated show where the reason why the villain was evil and how they were defeated was because they were aromantic
Dimension 20 basically did this with Escape From the Bloodkeep and it was, as usual, fantastic.
My first thought! Although apparently it was designed to end in PvP. One of the best seasons in my book, definitely the top sidequest season.
Jessie and James and Meowth
This reminds me of the Phantom Troupe.
I'm currently reading a series called Everybody Loves Large Chests. The protagonist is a dungeon mimic who gains sentience and levels up. It collects a bunch of sexy villain characters along the way. Surprisingly compelling.
It's weeb degeneracy with rape, fantasy Nazis, and a loli that shouts Ora Ora as she punches because the author took a fantastic premise and smeared shit all over it.
It got recommended to me by a Redditor.
I do not forgive their sins, or yours for spreading it.
Anybody read Worm by John McCrae / Wildbow? It's this and it's really really good https://parahumans.wordpress.com/
Actually, now that you mention it, Worm is this to a tee. Worm is still probably one of my favorite reads to date; highly recommend (it's like a The Boys with less evil corporations and more X-Men)!
I haven't seen it mentioned yet, but for a good read from a Villain perspective try A Practical Guide to Evil
kinda reminds me of iasip
I thought of Lost. They’re not all villains, but they’re all kind of shitty.
That’s basically Inspirational Skeletor.
Hazbin Hotel kinda?
How would you say they are villains? Some may classify as antiheroes, but like… they basically literally try to save people from extermination.
Agatha all along.. Kinda.