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Line 10: Plus, there are all those marvelous ''[[Running Gag\|toys]]''! Wait. Already said that. Compare [[Good Is Boring]]. Contrast [[This Is Your Brain on Evil]] and [[Being Evil Sucks]]. See also [[Balance Between Good and Evil]]. Ignore [[Good Feels Good]], those [[Heel Face Turn\|traitors]] don't know what they're talking about. And those ''[[Rule of Three\|wonderful]]''... Ahhh, forget it. ~~The~~One ~~reason~~of the main reasons [[Love to Hate]] exists, among others. [[Dark Is Not Evil]], [[Noble Demon]]s, and some [[Anti-Hero\|Anti Heroes]] (especially [[Nineties Anti-Hero]]es) harness the coolness of evil without the actual ''evil''. Oh, and not to be confused with [[Evil Is Deathly Cold]] -- that's a different kind of cool entirely. {{examples}} == Anime and Manga == * The Principality of Zeon in ''[[Mobile Suit Gundam]]''. They have the fancy uniforms and scary [[Cyber Cyclops]], and gained huge legions of fans in Japan and everywhere. [[Mobile Suit Gundam 00\|Ali al-Saachez]] is ''incredibly'' popular with the fans, despite being a [[Complete Monster]]. Why? Well, for the girls, there's his [[Evil Is Sexy\|rugged]] [[Fetish Fuel\|good looks]], and for the guys? Put simply, Ali is horribly evil...and he's [[Badass\|made]] [[Laughably Evil\|of]] [[Badass Normal\|awesome.]]

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