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** The leader of the Vandereich, Yhwach, pretty much does exactly what Aizen did and plans to overthrow the Soul Society. And he does it all with style.

** [[Mad Scientist]] Mayuri Kurostuchi has his moments of being this when he's not being a depraved [[Complete Monster]]. He's always a colossal [[Jerkass]], though.

* ''[[Code Geass|Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion]]'' is ~~full of these~~, with the [[Anti-Hero]] [[Alternative Character Interpretation|Or]] [[Villain Protagonist]] Lelouch being one of the best examples. He turns a weak regional rebellion into a massive world war against his father, all while under the guise of the ''[[Code Geass/Memes|fabulously]]'' [[Large Ham|theatrical]] [[Mask Power|masked persona]], [[My Hero Zero|Zero]].

* ''[[Code Geass|Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion]]'' has many, with the [[Anti-Hero]] [[Alternative Character Interpretation|Or]] [[Villain Protagonist]] Lelouch being one of the best examples. He turns a weak regional rebellion into a massive world war against his father, all while under the guise of the ''[[Code Geass/Memes|fabulously]]'' [[Large Ham|theatrical]] [[Mask Power|masked persona]], [[My Hero Zero|Zero]].

** His older brother Schneizel lacks the theatrics, but more than makes up for it in sheer competence, {{spoiler|managing to wipe out all the progress that Lelouch made in over forty episodes in less than four minutes - though admittedly only through Lelouch's inability to kill an unarmed enemy soldier 40 episodes prior, and his unwillingness to use his Geass to erase knowledge of the Geass Research Facility. Without that, Schneizel's words would have just been hot air.}}

*** Considering both {{spoiler|Charles and Marianne}}, it's [[In the Blood]], after all.