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* The plot for [[Off Switch]] has the hero fighting to save his world (which is composed of shadows) from the invading light demons.
* The plot for [[Off Switch]] has the hero fighting to save his world (which is composed of shadows) from the invading light demons.
* Several armors and weapons in the ''[[Monster Hunter]]'' games are rather dark and sinister-looking, some even coming with descriptions that indicate a "cursed" legend or attributes considered "evil". However, your character is usually doing heroic things like saving villages and forts from gigantic, vicious monsters.
* Several armors and weapons in the ''[[Monster Hunter]]'' games are rather dark and sinister-looking, some even coming with descriptions that indicate a "cursed" legend or attributes considered "evil". However, your character is usually doing heroic things like saving villages and forts from gigantic, vicious monsters.
* The antagonist of ''[[Distorted Travesty]]'' is an entity known only as "The Darkness", which is using a "Phase Distortion" to draw various video game worlds and the real world together into one reality. It is also capturing and holding prisoner anyone who stands against it. {{spoiler|Turns out The Darkness is a computer program that got ''way'' out of control, and is merely trying to protect itself from destruction. The end of the game is less about destroying The Darkness (which would actually be a [[Endofthe World As We Know It|bad thing]] considering how much of the world it's enveloped at this point), and more about trying to reason with it and work out a peaceful coexistence.}}
* The antagonist of ''[[Distorted Travesty]]'' is an entity known only as "The Darkness", which is using a "Phase Distortion" to draw various video game worlds and the real world together into one reality. It is also capturing and holding prisoner anyone who stands against it. {{spoiler|Turns out The Darkness is a computer program that got ''way'' out of control, and is merely trying to protect itself from destruction. The end of the game is less about destroying The Darkness (which would actually be a [[The End of the World as We Know It|bad thing]] considering how much of the world it's enveloped at this point), and more about trying to reason with it and work out a peaceful coexistence.}}
* Galm from the ''[[Shining Series]]'' is a complicated character but not really evil. He's one of the most powerful Vandals, a race that where sealed away but are trying to come back to reclaim their kingdom, but seems to be completely disinterested in helping out. In fact in ''[[Shining the Holy Ark]]'' he helps out the heroes attempting to stop the revival of the Vandals. Then again he did rape and/or impregnate a couple of women so he isn't exactly good either.
* Galm from the ''[[Shining Series]]'' is a complicated character but not really evil. He's one of the most powerful Vandals, a race that where sealed away but are trying to come back to reclaim their kingdom, but seems to be completely disinterested in helping out. In fact in ''[[Shining the Holy Ark]]'' he helps out the heroes attempting to stop the revival of the Vandals. Then again he did rape and/or impregnate a couple of women so he isn't exactly good either.


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