Hero defeats the villain

>hero defeats villian
>Villian tries to kill hero in the last second
>villian kills himself

maybe YOU don’t

I love this when the villian has a heel face turn and becomes a good guy.

Yeah no if you break into my house I will kill you.

>Hero refuses to kill villains
>Instead gives punishments that leave them begging for death

>Hero defeats villain
>He kills them

I mean, as long as you actually feel like your life is threatened and aren't just using castle laws as an excuse to exact your weird basement murder fantasies

>hero refuses to kill villain
>but slaughters dozens or hundreds of his men with no remorse, most of which were far less evil than the villain

Plenty of cases where that makes sense. It's when the hero knows the vilain will have killed hundreds of people by next week and still doesn't kill the villain, that it gets bad.

>villain immediately dies after by accidentally falling into a machine or off a cliff or something

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Hero kills villain, other heroes turn of him even though they where their friends.

more like
>Decides to spare him because "Killing is not in his nature"
If he wants to spare his life he has every right to do so, he's not being forced into becoming a judge, jury and executioner, that's the ruling body's job.

>Hero defeats the villain
>turns out the hero was the actual villain all along
>the entire story was a study on how easily people eat up propaganda
>you're scolded at the end for falling for it

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This could work

>Hero kills the villain but the villain in his last breath mentally handicaps the Hero

Yes, because the hero isn't the judge, jury or executioner. The law however....

Oh, you mean like the finale of Zeta Gundam?

Killing ends it way too quickly. Have them live and pay for what they have done.

>villain attacks
>is immediately gunned down by a CC holder
There is a reason why you only see supervillains in major cities with lots of gun control.

People still getting triggered over basic human morality. Lol.

>killing is bad
>so I'll just trap him in the hell-dimension for eternity instead

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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_serial_killers_by_number_of_victims#Serial_killers_with_the_highest_known_victim_count
>second guy on list
>Child-murderer and rapist, known as "The Monster of the Andes". Targeted young girls, between the ages of eight and 12. Arrested in 1980 and convicted in 1983 of killing three young girls, but claimed to have killed hundreds. Despite being believed to be one of the most prolific serial killers of the 20th century, he was released in 1998. Current whereabouts unknown.[6]
We are the clowns.

>Current whereabouts unknown
That's fucking scary.

The hero isn't a cop either.

Odds are he was simply killed and dumped somewhere right after "release". After all if he was out there I would have killed way more people and we'd have heard about it.

>Hero unknowingly murders the villain through their actions
My favorite trope.

>Villain defeats Hero
>Decides to spare him because muh honor or master plan

>Actually sympathizes with the villain and where they were coming from
>Guy even asked her to spare them
>Unloads her guns in the villain's head anyways

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>he wouldn’t kill Hitler
What are you a Nazi?

>>Cancerous shitposter makes thread on Yea Forums
>>Doesn't even have the balls to use a frog for his frogpost

These two aren't contradictory, you know...

>I

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Where is this face from?

That's why Punisher is the only true moral hero. If you don't want bugs in your house you dont just pick them up with a napkin and throw them out. You kill them and everybody is happy and healthy.

>Gets shot hundreds of times during gameplay and just shrugs it off
>Gets shot once during cutscene and you're crippled

Wait, wrong board

Mass Effect