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* ''[[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]'' has Master Vile, Rita Repulsa, her brother Rito Revolto, Maligore (combination of Gore and Malevolent), General Havoc, Dark Specter, Darkonda, Ecliptor, Treacheron, Villamax, Deviot, Furio, Captain Mutiny, Hexuba, Diabolico, Jinxer, Onikage, Toxica/Necronomica, and Mesogog (from Magog, as in "Gog and Magog").
* ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'': Does anyone really want a hernia exam from a doctor named ''Crusher???''
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* [[Flash Gordon]]'s arc-foe, Ming the Merciless.
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* Ivan the Terrible. He was a good ruler early on, defeating many enemies of the Russians, earning him the nickname which could also be translated as "formidable" or "fearsome". Later on, he became [[The Caligula]], making his name scary but appropriate on a whole different way.
* There is is a Zimbabwean footballer (soccer player) called [[wikipedia:Danger Fourpence|Danger Fourpence]].
* Former Pittsburg Steelers defensive tackle, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Greene Charles Edward Greene], aka "Mean Joe" Greene.<ref>This was, in fact, a holdover from playing college football at the North Texas State University, the team's name being the North Texas Mean Greens.</ref>
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