>villain's motivation is that they want to be killed by a strong opponent
Villain's motivation is that they want to be killed by a strong opponent
Kevin Hall
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Dylan Thompson
>villain's motivation is to get closer to the hero
Ethan Carter
>villain forgot what his motivation was in the first place
Ryder Carter
>villain loses interest in their motivation and starts cooperating with the protagonist
Caleb Nelson
>"villain" acts like a normal person while mc acts like a retard
Blake White
>Villain's plan the whole time was to help the hero fight an even greater evil
Zachary Williams
>"villain"'s motivations are far better than the main characters
Jace Green
>Villain's motivation was to stop a studio full of degenerates from defiling his anime idol.
Caleb Green
>villian's motivation seems evil at first but turn out to be good later on
Asher Green
>Villain is humanity itself
Cooper Roberts
>The villain's motivation is more human than the hero's
Dominic Long
>villain's motivation was to be the enemy of everyone else just to force peace between all the lands
Wyatt Clark
>there is no villain
Asher Lee
what series is this?
Cooper Bailey
>villian changes sides mid-battle and helps complete protagonist's mission
Any anime like this?
Luke Rodriguez
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it's a pretty common trope in anime
Adam Williams
>villain's goal is to kill god
>he's actually the hero
Carter Bailey
It's a common thing everywhere. You kids need to get out of the house.
Kevin Reyes
holy shit user, it's as if they're using old samurai tropes
Isaiah Collins
>villain's goal is to unite humanity in preparation against a greater evil
Brayden Martinez
>country isn't monotheist
>is somehow obsessed with killing the monotheist god
Just comes off as rude really
David Rogers
Fire force
Dominic Morales
>villain just wants to have fun
Easton Lopez
>villain just leaves the show
Josiah Thomas
whut?
Alexander Gomez
>villain has a drinking problem
Jackson Hernandez
All of these are Neon Genesis Evangelion.
Brandon Turner
damn its my dirty pleaseure cause i fucking love these villains
Christopher Young
Now, this is Yea Forums, but it reminds me of that one Orc in Skyrim doing exactly that.
Naturally I agreed to provide him with a honorable death, and then decapitated him with my daedric warhammer on the first strike.
Ever since then this trope pisses me off.
Dominic Cox
Kaidou is pretty damn cool though.
Carson Rogers
>Villain's goofy but insanely powerful
Zachary Hughes
>villain got to fuck and impregnate the loli