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* The ''[[Swat Kats (Animation)|Swat Kats]]'' episode "The Dark Side of the SWAT Kats" featured the titular team being warped to a dimension where their equivalents are evil (as is that of their ally, Deputy Mayor Callie Briggs). The universe wasn't entirely swapped however - some major characters retained their 'correct' moral alignments. (There were other more subtle changes as well, such as the Enforcers using fixed-wing aircraft rather than helicopters.)

* ''[[Megas XLR]]'' has [[Bad Future|a version of this]] in its two-part "Rear View, Mirror Mirror" storyline. In this timeline, main character Coop abandoned the titular Megas shortly defeating the series' [[Big Bad]] - losing his mind as boredom and battlelust sank in, culminating in the conquest of earth and several solar systems. Coop seems more offended at his alternate self being athletic and muscular (as opposed to...large) rather than evil, though.

* ''[[Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (Animation)|Buzz Lightyear of Star Command]]'' had as a minor villain the [[Sarcasm Mode|imaginatively dubbed]] and yes, goateed, Evil Buzz Lightyear who came from a parallel universe that he had conquered. He's ''exactly'' as evil as Buzz is good. Also, there are parallel versions of the other main characters, except none of them are evil.

* ''[[Codename Kids Next Door (Animation)|Codename Kids Next Door]]'' had one in which even the acronyms were reversed - the counterparts to the Delightful Children From Down The Lane were the Little Traitorous Dudes From Children's Defence, who opposed the iron grip of the Destructively Nefarious Kids, who were led by Numbuh -4, who had attained a goatee to make himself look even eviller. Fortunately, since the regular Numbuh 4 is brave to the point of recklessness and a strong physical fighter, Numbuh -4 was a coward and weakling. Also, Numbuh -86 was a sweet girly-girl.

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