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** Aside from the walkers, there's also the Governor. He succeeds in killing Hershel as well as Andrea, though Andrea manages to hold him off for a while. The Governor is also shown to have wiped out a military squad so that he could take their supplies for Woodbury. He also kills Merle, but it's more of a [[Redemption Equals Death]] for the character.

** Negan manages to kill both Abraham and Glenn within the span of two episodes. And it's only a matter of time before he has the heroes outnumbered, hence Jenner telling Rick early on in the series he won't be grateful to him for letting the sheriff survive. He's not as his evil as his lackey Simon, however. And unlike the Governor, it actually is possible for him to be reasoned with.

* ''[[Power Rangers]]'':

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* Rita Repulsa murders Trini in the ~~''[[Power Rangers]]''~~ special "Once and Always", orphaning her daughter Minh in the process.

** The first villain to manage this is Psycho Pink in ''[[Power Rangers Lost Galaxy]]''; it's not specifically stated that Kendrix perished in the confrontation, but it was pretty obvious that she did. Sure, it was a [[Heroic Sacrifice]] and she was restored later, but it still counts.

** In the ''first episode'' of ''[[Power Rangers Time Force]]'', the Red Ranger of the future is killed by Ransik, a big part of the plot of that series being to undo what happened and [[Set Right What Once Went Wrong]]. Interestingly, despite holding this Trope, Ransik is far less evil than most [[Big Bad]]s managing to pull a [[Heel Face Turn]] at the end.

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** Rita Repulsa murders Trini in the special "Once and Always", orphaning her daughter Minh in the process.

== [[Oral Tradition]], [[Folklore]], Myths and Legends ==