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* Mysterio tends to bounce between being an ineffective goofball and a genuinely terrifying lunatic depending on who's writing him in the comics, but he's a full-on [[Omnicidal Maniac]] in ''[[Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions]]'' who's willing to destroy the multiverse itself so he can reshape it into something that's more to his liking. |
* Mysterio tends to bounce between being an ineffective goofball and a genuinely terrifying lunatic depending on who's writing him in the comics, but he's a full-on [[Omnicidal Maniac]] in ''[[Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions]]'' who's willing to destroy the multiverse itself so he can reshape it into something that's more to his liking. |
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* Hammerhead was always a bad guy in the original ''[[Spider-Man]]'' comics, but he was no worse than your average mobster and had his fair share of redeeming qualities, such as being against hurting women and children. His incarnation in [[Spider-Man (2018 video game)|the PS4 ''Spider-Man'' game]], however, is a nasty piece of work. Not only does he ''happily'' [[Would Hit a Girl|subject Yuri Watanabe to emotional torture and have Silver Sable physically tortured by his men]], but he's a prolific cop killer, tries to execute his rival Maggia dons by drowning them in cement, and couldn't care less that arming his men with Sable International's dangerous tech will kill plenty of innocent civilians caught in the crossfire of his brutal turf wars. |
* Hammerhead was always a bad guy in the original ''[[Spider-Man]]'' comics, but he was no worse than your average mobster and had his fair share of redeeming qualities, such as being against hurting women and children. His incarnation in [[Spider-Man (2018 video game)|the PS4 ''Spider-Man'' game]], however, is a nasty piece of work. Not only does he ''happily'' [[Would Hit a Girl|subject Yuri Watanabe to emotional torture and have Silver Sable physically tortured by his men]], but he's a prolific cop killer, tries to execute his rival Maggia dons by drowning them in cement, and couldn't care less that arming his men with Sable International's dangerous tech will kill plenty of innocent civilians caught in the crossfire of his brutal turf wars. |
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* Aran Ryan is this in the Wii version of [[Punch Out]]. When he appears in ''[[Super Punch Out]]'', he fights perfectly clean, even when the game is analyzed using the rules of the Association of Boxing Commissions and Combat Sports, he doesn't cheat at all. In the Wii game, however, he is a ''blatant'' cheater, and worse than any other opponent, going so far as to put horseshoes in his gloves and using one of them like a flail. |
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== Web Originals == |
== Web Originals == |
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