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* Subverted with Sergeant Hatred from ''[[The Venture Bros]]''. He switched sides, going from an antagonist to a protagonist. However Venture Industries is just as immoral as the Guild, it's just the Guild admits and embraces this, whereas Dr. Venture doesn't even realize this. (Though at least he's trying to quit being a pedophile.) |
* Subverted with Sergeant Hatred from ''[[The Venture Bros]]''. He switched sides, going from an antagonist to a protagonist. However Venture Industries is just as immoral as the Guild, it's just the Guild admits and embraces this, whereas Dr. Venture doesn't even realize this. (Though at least he's trying to quit being a pedophile.) |
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* The ''[[He-Man and the Masters of the Universe]]'' episode "Damar the Demon" is notable in that He-Man gets an ''[[Eldritch Abomination]]'' to do a Heel Face Turn by convincing him he has free will. Dude, Damar scores pretty near the ''bottom'' on the [[Sorting Algorithm of Face Heel Turning|Sorting Algorithm Of Heel Face Turning]]. He-Man is danged ''good'' at [[Talking the Monster to Death|talking monsters to death]]. |
* The ''[[He-Man and the Masters of the Universe]]'' episode "Damar the Demon" is notable in that He-Man gets an ''[[Eldritch Abomination]]'' to do a Heel Face Turn by convincing him he has free will. Dude, Damar scores pretty near the ''bottom'' on the [[Sorting Algorithm of Face Heel Turning|Sorting Algorithm Of Heel Face Turning]]. He-Man is danged ''good'' at [[Talking the Monster to Death|talking monsters to death]]. |
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** Both Fisto and Man-E-Faces started out as villains in the original series, their Heel Face Turn stories told via [[Flashback]] |
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* Mildew Wolf was originally the scheming antagonist of the "It's The Wolf!" segments of ''[[Hanna-Barbera]]'''s "The Cattanooga Cats", and was constantly trying to trick the protagonist, Lambsy, into becoming his next meal. He was later recast, in the Hanna-Barbera [[Massive Multiplayer Crossover|ensemble show]] ''[[Laff-A-Lympics]]'', as a friendly (albeit cynical) sports commentator, with a strong dislike for the Really Rottens' underhanded shenanigans. |
* Mildew Wolf was originally the scheming antagonist of the "It's The Wolf!" segments of ''[[Hanna-Barbera]]'''s "The Cattanooga Cats", and was constantly trying to trick the protagonist, Lambsy, into becoming his next meal. He was later recast, in the Hanna-Barbera [[Massive Multiplayer Crossover|ensemble show]] ''[[Laff-A-Lympics]]'', as a friendly (albeit cynical) sports commentator, with a strong dislike for the Really Rottens' underhanded shenanigans. |
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* [[The Chessmaster|David Xanatos]], [[Dark Action Girl|Fox]], and [[Becoming the Mask|Dingo]] (though we don't see the latter anymore after his Heel Face Turn- until the comics came out anyway.) from ''[[Gargoyles]]''. |
* [[The Chessmaster|David Xanatos]], [[Dark Action Girl|Fox]], and [[Becoming the Mask|Dingo]] (though we don't see the latter anymore after his Heel Face Turn- until the comics came out anyway.) from ''[[Gargoyles]]''. |
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