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* [[Canon Sue]]: Ryo falls into this at times.
* [[Complete Monster]]: You could put the J-Reaper down here. It's certainly creepy, and omnicidal. Plus what it did to Jeri.
*** MoreThe ENTIRETY of the D-Reaper is this. Or more precisely, the D-Reaper from the Digital World was really just [[Punch Clock Villain|performing its' function]] [[Obliviously Evil|but in a destructive way.]] The split D-Reaper that emerges in the ''real world'', however, which includes J-Reaper and all the agents that follow it, is cold, calculating and intelligent, using Jeri's feelings to come to the conclusion that all humanity is worthless and must be purged. And it attempts to do so in ''insane'' and ''sadistic'' ways. It cares nothing for all life, not even it's own artificial existance, making it truly [[The Heartless|heartless.]]▼
** The ENTIRETY of the D-Reaper is this. Imagine of you removed the [[Well Intentioned Extremist]] bent of [[Gurren Lagann|The Anti-Spiral]] and kept all the [[Kick the Dog|Labramon kicking]] and [[Moral Event Horizon|Mind Raping]] - you have the D-Reaper in a nutshell. Up until [[Digimon Savers|Kurata]] came around, it was tied with [[Digimon Adventure|Myotismon and Piedmon]] for the position of the nastiest Digimon baddie ever.
▲*** More precisely, the D-Reaper from the Digital World was really just [[Punch Clock Villain|performing its' function]] [[Obliviously Evil|but in a destructive way.]] The split D-Reaper that emerges in the ''real world'', however, which includes J-Reaper and all the agents that follow it, is cold, calculating and intelligent, using Jeri's feelings to come to the conclusion that all humanity is worthless and must be purged. And it attempts to do so in ''insane'' and ''sadistic'' ways. It cares nothing for all life, not even it's own artificial existance, making it truly [[The Heartless|heartless.]]
** Also the one-shot IceDevimon, the one digimon in this series who was completely and utterly ''evil.''
* [[Crosses the Line Twice]]: Impmon vs. Indramon, combined with [[This Is Something He's Got to Do Himself]]
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