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== [[Comic Books]] ==
* ''[[Doctor Doom]]'', of course.
* [[Superman (Franchise)/Characters|Doomsday]] from ''[[Superman (Comic Book)|Superman]]'', if his [[Obviously Evil]] appearance isn't enough.
 
== [[Film]] ==
* Thulsa Doom from ''[[Conan the Barbarian]]''.
* ''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]'': If you're a toon, Judge Doom is not someone you're going to want to hang around with. Or even if you're not, at that.
 
== [[Music]] ==
* Rapper [[MFDOOMMF (Music)|MFDOOMDOOM]], whose persona is that of, well, a twisted genius hell bent on revenge against the industry that destroyed him. Possibly inspired by his real name Daniel Dumile, which is pronounced "Doom-i-lay".
 
== [[Video Games]] ==
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* ''[[Bleach]]'': Grimmjow Jaegerjaques, with the triple whammy [[Spell My Name Withwith an "S"|depending on how you spell his name]].
 
== [[Comic Books]] ==
* Also, Hunter Blackthorne is [[The Chessmaster]] from ''[[Noble Causes]]''.
* "Hunter" is Robyn Canmore's alias in the ''[[Gargoyles (Animation)|Gargoyles]]'' spinoff comic book, ''Bad Guys.''
 
== [[Literature]] ==
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== Live-Action TV ==
* Subverted in the ''[[Star Trek: theThe Original Series]]'' episode "The Squire of Gothos", with the meteorologist [http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/Karl_Jaeger Karl Jaegar]. Upon hearing his name, Trelane (a fanboy of Human military history) promptly squees: "Ein Deutsch Soldat, nein?"
 
== [[Professional Wrestling]] ==
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* Hunters in ''[[Marathon (Video Game)Trilogy|Marathon]]'', ''[[Halo]]'', ''[[Half Life]]'', ''[[Resident Evil]]'' etc.
* Hunter-Killers in ''[[Spectre]]''.
* ''[[Metal Gear Solid (Video Game)|Metal Gear Solid]]'': Frank Jaeger, since it's derived from Jäger.
 
== [[Web Comics]] ==
* ''[[Girl Genius (Webcomic)|Girl Genius]]'': The Jägermonsters.
 
== [[Western Animation]] ==
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== [[Real Life]] ==
* [[Hunter S. Thompson]].
* Not to mention that 'jaeger' is also a certain ominous bird - a kleptoparasite that literally beats up other birds and steals their food.
 
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* Cancer Deathmask from ''[[Saint Seiya]]''. The fact that his Zodiac Sign (Cancer) is also the name of a dreaded disease doesn't make him any more approachable.
* Not a person, but anything that goes by the name of ''[[Death Note (Manga)|Death Note]]'' is clearly [[Artifact of Doom|not something to be trifled with]].
* ''[[Sayonara, Zetsubou Sensei-sensei]]'' gives us the eponymous teacher's older brother, Itoshiki Mikoto - better known as ''Zetsumei-sensei'', or Dr. Death.
* ''[[Sekirei (Manga)|Sekirei]]'' has Shiina who's name means "Death" for a ''very good reason'' despite his very sweet nature.
 
== [[Comic Books]] ==
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** Villainess Lady Deathstrike definitely qualifies.
** Death Adder. If the name isn't enough, [[Reptiles Are Abhorrent|he's a member of the Serpent Society.]]
** Deathbird, [[Cain and Abel|sister of]] [[Royally Screwed-Up|Shi'ar empress]] [[X-Men (Franchise)/Recurring Characters/Characters|Lilandra]].
* ''[[Transformers Timelines (Franchise)|Transformers Timelines]]'' gave the name Deathsaurus to a villain who was once the [[Big Bad]] of ''[[Transformers Victory]]''.
 
== [[Film]] ==
* Arnold Toht from ''[[Raiders of the Lost Ark (Film)|Raiders of the Lost Ark]]''. Toht is an Anglicized spelling for the German word for "dead" ("tot").
* Todd, which sounds very much like German for "death", is a common name among badasses and horror characters (though in the latter, it's because ''they'' die).
* Dr. Totenkopf in ''[[Sky Captain and The World of Tomorrow]]''. Totenkopf is German for "skull" (but only when dead and by itself; literally a "dead's head").
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== [[Literature]] ==
* It is the middle name of detective [[Lord Peter Wimsey]], although in his case it is pronounced "Deeth" (rhymes with "teeth"). The Wimsey books also include a {{spoiler|psychotic neurologist named Sir Julian ''Freke''}}.
* The ''[[Discworld (Literature)|Discworld]]'' novels, despite featuring [[The Grim Reaper|Death Himself]] as a prominent good guy, had a villain named Edward d'Eath (no relation) in ''[[Discworld (Literature)/Men At Arms|Men At Arms]]''.
* There's also a De'Ath in ''[[Gormenghast]]''.
* In [[Neal Stephenson]]'s ''[[The Baroque Cycle]]'', {{spoiler|Édouard de Gex}} takes the alias Edmund de Ath after he fakes his death. Given how many people he ends up killing or causing the death of, [[Rule of Symbolism|it's quite symbolic]].
* [[Patricia aA. McKillip]]'s ''Riddle of the Stars'' trilogy features a man named Deth whose true allegiance is ambiguous, but eventually turns out to be {{spoiler|a good guy}}.
* Arawn-Death-Lord of Annuvin, from the ''[[Prydain Chronicles]]''. Apparently Death-Lord itself is a title, as he usurped it from a previous Death-Lord (who wants it back).
* Death Eaters in ''[[Harry Potter]]''. To a lesser extent Voldemort himself (though his name is basically misspelled French for Fly From Death or Lord "I'm terrified of dying" basically).
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== [[Tabletop Games]] ==
* ''[[Warhammer 40 K40000]]'':
** Death Korps of Krieg.
** Deathwatch.
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* Dracula's right hand man "Death" in the ''[[Castlevania]]'' series; like the ''Discworld'' example he is the actual [[The Grim Reaper|Grim Reaper]] but unlike that example he is definitely evil.
* Satirical example: ''[[Death Spank (Video Game)|Death Spank]]''.
* ''[[Final Fantasy V]]'': ExDeath. He might be a [[When Trees Attack|tree]] (specifically, a tree with countless [[Sealed Evil in Aa Can|evil spirits sealed within]], but a tree nonetheless), but cross him, and you'll find yourself on a one-way trip to [[Memetic Mutation|THE]] [[Cessation of Existence|VOID]].
* ''[[Battle Fantasia]]'' has, as its [[Final Boss]], a monstrous suit of [[Animated Armor]] known as Deathbringer.
* ''[[.hack]]'' has Skeith, entitled "the Terror of Death". In ''[[.hack GU Games|G.U.]]'', Haseo bears the same title during his PKK days.
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* Thanatos from ''[[Resident Evil Outbreak]]'' is named after the Greek god of death.
** There's also Thanatos in ''[[Secret of Mana]]'', who is generally considered by far one of the most evil villains in the series.
* ''[[F -Zero]]'': Deathborn. You race him inside of a volcano. Or hell. Or something.
* Deathwing from ''[[World of Warcraft]]''. Also Lady Deathwhisper.
 
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== [[Film]] ==
* ''[[Major Payne]]'', featuring Damon Wayans as a [[Badass]] [[Drill Sergeant Nasty]].
* Also Howard Payne, villain of ''[[Speed (Film)|Speed]]''.
* ''[[Kung Pow]]'': Master Pain. Then he changes his name to Betty. It's one of ''those'' movies.
* Pain is the name of one of Hades's servants from ''[[Hercules (Disney film)|Hercules]]''.
 
== [[Literature]] ==
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* ''[[Max Payne (Video Gameseries)|Max Payne]]'', [[Anti-Hero]] and [[One-Man Army]]. Considering the [[Xtreme Kool Letterz|Xtremely Kool X]] in his first name, the name's a double whammy ... If you mess with him, you will experience pain to the max.
* Then there's Paine from ''[[Final Fantasy X 2]]''.
* The Lady of Pain, ruler of Sigil, from ''[[Planescape]]''.
* [[Exactly What It Says Onon the Tin|The Pain]] from ''[[Metal Gear Solid 3 Snake Eater]]''.
* ''[[Doom (Video Gameseries)|Doom]]'': Pain Elemental -- like the [[All There in the Manual|manual says]]: "''What a name. And what a guy''."
* Inverted with Winston Payne from the ''[[Ace Attorney]]'' series, whose name is a play on "winced in pain". But he is actually the least intimidating adversary of the series: ''He's'' the one who's usually wincing.
 
== [[Web Comics]] ==
* Master Paine from ''[[Girl Genius (Webcomic)|Girl Genius]]''. He is a good guy, but looks pretty scary.
 
== [[Real Life]] ==
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== [[Film]] ==
* Honourable mention must go to the commander of the ''[[Mutiny Onon the Bounty|Bounty]]'', who is exactly one crossed t short of this name, and would have ([[Very Loosely Based on a True Story|allegedly]]) ''more'' than lived up to it.
 
== [[Video Games]] ==
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== [[Western Animation]] ==
* For far less intimidating versions, ''[[Captain Planet and Thethe Planeteers]]'''s [[Hot Scientist|hottie]] [[Evil Is Sexy|villain]] Dr. Babs Blight (whose good sister is a member of the fluffy and safe naming trope, having been named Bambi).
* ''[[Batman Beyond]]'': 'And behold, I shall be a Blight upon the land, and all I touch, shall wither and die!'
 
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* Blaze of ''[[Mortal Kombat]]''.
* Blaze Fielding from ''[[Streets of Rage]]'', though, is a heroine. In ''SOR 2'' she gained the ability to shoot fireballs from her palm as a special move.
* Later [[Sega]] had a character named "[[Sonic the Hedgehog (Franchise)/Other Protagonists/Characters|Blaze the Cat]]" (''[[Sonic the Hedgehog]]''). Her powers are the same.
 
=== Jade ===
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== [[Western Animation]] ==
* ''[[Jackie Chan Adventures (Animation)|Jackie Chan Adventures]]''. She was too young to be "gorgeous" and that also meant her usefulness in a fight was debatable, though she ''was'' shown to be able to take down anyone her own size, and occasionally larger foes.
* Jezebel Jade from the original [[Jonny Quest]]. Beautiful, tough and smart, wouldn't charge her friends for favors...too much.
 
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== [[Western Animation]] ==
* Speaking of Savage, ''[[Star Wars: theThe Clone Wars]]'' Season 3 will introduce a character named Savage Oppress, who happens to be ''Darth Maul's brother''. [[Oh Crap]]...
 
== [[Real Life]] ==
* Adam Savage from ''[[Myth Busters (TV)|Myth Busters]]'', on the other hand, is someone to run ''with''. Chances are, he's either running away from something about to blow up, or towards something he just blew up (in which case you get to see cool wreckage).
 
=== Ravager ===
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* [[That One Boss|That One]] [[Bonus Boss]] from ''[[Jade Empire]]''.
* The name of the best halberd, possibly the best weapon in the game of ''[[BaldursBaldur's Gate|Baldur's Gate II]]: [[Expansion Pack|Throne of Bhaal]]'', as well as a fairly nasty demon you fight at one point.
* The name of planet-life-force-eating Dark Lord Darth Nihilus' flagship in ''[[Knights of the Old Republic]]''. There also a mentor-turned-evil with the first name [[Meaningful Name|Saul]], as in the Old-Testament King; see "Conquerors", above. (Incidentally, Saul met his doom at a place called [[Star Wars|Endor]].)
* ''[[City of Heroes]]'' has Rularuu the Ravager, a godlike entity whose aspects ''also'' tend to have [[Names to Run Away From]].
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* [[Spell My Name Withwith an "S"|Plague/Prague]] in ''[[Fire Emblem]]: Path of Radiance'' (Changed to Petrine in English).
* Las Plagas in ''[[Resident Evil 4]]''.
 
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== [[Comic Books]] ==
* ''[[Hellboy (Comic Bookcomics)|Hellboy]]''.
* Anton Hellgate, recurring villain in Marvel's ''[[Ghost Rider]]'' comics during the 90's.
* Hellhound, used by two [[DC]] villains. The second bought the rights to the name.
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== [[Literature]] ==
* Possibly an allusion: Dr. Abraham van Helsing from ''[[Dracula (Literaturenovel)|Dracula]]''. The anime ''[[Hellsing]]'' added an extra L, just to be clear.
* Nymeria from ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' picks up the nickname Hellbitch when she becomes alpha of a whole bunch of wolfpacks.
 
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* Grom Hellscream from ''[[War CraftWarcraft]] II'' and ''III'', and his son Garrosh in ''[[World of Warcraft]]''.
 
== [[Real Life]] ==
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* Zebediah ''Killgrave'' from above becomes a twofer, so you know he's bad news (of course, Luke ''Cage'' beat the tar out of him last we saw of him).
* And from the [[DC]] side of things, we have [[Lex Luthor]]'s assistant, Mercy Graves (who has ''no'' mercy).
* Also, ''[[One Hundred100 Bullets (Comic Book)|One Hundred Bullets]]''' [[Badass Grandpa|Agent Graves]].
 
== Film ==
* Gustav Graves in ''[[Die Another Day (Film)|Die Another Day]]''.
 
== [[MMORPG|MMORPGs]] ==
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== [[Comic Books]] ==
* [[Batman (Franchise)/Characters|Bane]] from the ''[[Batman]]'' mythos, who is infamous for ''breaking Batman's back''.
 
== [[Film]] ==
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== [[Tabletop Games]] ==
* Bane from the Forgotten Realms setting and 4th edition of ''[[Dungeons and Dragons]]'', the god of war, conquest and fear.
* ''[[Warhammer 40 K40000]]'': The Baneblade. Also, in the video game ''[[Dawn of War|Dawn of War 2]]'', there is a whole mission in which you have to actually run away from one of those monsters.
 
== [[Video Games]] ==
* ''[[Barkley, Shut Up and Jam: Gaiden]]'': Ultimate Hellbane.
 
== [[Real Life]] ==
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== [[Fan Fiction]] ==
* ''[[Light and Dark - The Adventures of Dark Yagami (Fanfic)|Light and Dark The Adventures of Dark Yagami]]'' has Dark Yagami himself.
 
== [[Film]] ==
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* Dark Man from ''[[Mega Man 5 (Video Game)|Mega Man 5]]'', and the good guy [[Darkman]].
* Solomon Dark, the [[Big Bad]] of ''[[SolomonsSolomon's Keep]]''.
 
== [[Western Animation]] ==
* To the extent that, upon seeing the first episode of 80s cartoon ''[[Skeleton Warriors (Animation)|Skeleton Warriors]]'' and hearing a character say "[[Horrible Judge of Character|How can you think Baron Dark is our enemy?]]", one has to laugh.
 
=== Cinder ===
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* Cinder, of ''[[Killer Instinct (Video Game)|Killer Instinct]]'' fame.
* Cynder from the ''[[Legend Of Spyro Trilogy]]''. Though she only has the matching personality when she was evil, after her [[Heel Face Turn]] she's quite nice.
 
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* Surprising subversion in ''[[Chrono Trigger (Video Game)|Chrono Trigger]]'': Lucca Ashtear is a heroine, though it might relate to her [[For Science!|advancement of technology at the cost of safety precautions]].
 
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== [[MMORPG|MMORPGs]] ==
* Teron Gorefiend from ''[[War CraftWarcraft]] II'' and ''[[World of Warcraft]]''. Also, Razorgore the Untamed from ''World of Warcraft''.
* Gwen from ''[[Guild Wars]]'', going down in Charr history as Gwen the Goremonger.
 
== [[Video Games]] ==
* Combat android Fulgore from ''[[Killer Instinct (Video Game)|Killer Instinct]]''.
 
=== Dread ===
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== [[Literature]] ==
* Nyarlathotep, the Crawling Chaos, from [[HPH.P. Lovecraft]]'s [[Cthulhu Mythos]].
* ''[[Discworld (Literature)|Discworld]]'': Ronald Soak, eternal milkman and Fifth Horseman of the Apocralypse (he left before they got famous). Originally named Kaos.
 
== [[Mythology]] and [[Religion]] ==
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* The [[One-Winged Angel]] of Garland from ''[[Final Fantasy I (Video Game)|Final Fantasy I]]'' who also reappears as the ultimate [[Big Bad]] in ''[[Dissidia Final Fantasy]]''.
* There's also [[Blob Monster|Argosax the Choas]] in ''[[Devil May Cry]] 2''.
* Chaos from ''[[Sonic Adventure (Video Game)|Sonic Adventure]]'' (especially in his/its [[One-Winged Angel]] form).
* For a double example of this, you've got the villain called KAOS (yes, all caps) in ''[[Donkey Kong Country]] 3'' (and ''Donkey Kong Land 3''). K name, and Chaos. And the level it's first found in is called 'KAOS Karnage', which has got to be a name to run from even faster.
 
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== [[Comic Books]] ==
* The Despair from ''[[The Sandman (Comic Book)|The Sandman]]'' (two of 'em, to be exact), who initiated the chain reaction that led [[Superman (Comic Book)|Superman]] to Earth.
* [[Marvel Comics]] has recurring villain D'Spayre, a dream-demon.
 
== Fan Fiction ==
* One of the main antagonists of ''[[Christian Humber Reloaded (Fanfic)|Christian Humber Reloaded]]''.
 
== [[Video Games]] ==
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* ''Hero For Hire'': Luke Cage, Power Man. He was so cool that [[Nicolas Cage|Nicholas Coppola]] changed his own last name to match his.
* Psyko from the [[Marvel Comics]] ''[[Sleepwalker]]'' series. He's a [[Serial Killer]] and [[Mind Rape|Mind Rapist]] who likes to [[Brainwashed and Crazy|drive everyone around him insane literally just by looking at them]], try to manipulate them into [[More Than Mind Control|committing murder]], and is more or less a [[Complete Monster]].
* [[GL Red Lantern Corps/Characters|Atrocitus]], perhaps the only ''[[Green Lantern (Comic Book)|Green Lantern]]'' villain who can give [[Sinestro]] a run for his money in the evil name department. It's appropriate, since he's literally a space demon.
* The Violator from ''[[Spawn]]''.
 
== [[Fanfic]] ==
* Holocaust and Necrosis from ''Three of Heart, One of Blood''. Necrosis [[Exactly What It Says Onon the Tin|causes any living object he touches to decompose, cell by cell.]] Doryn from the same series is an in-universe example: {{spoiler|his name is Zuzenai for 'essence of terror'.}}
* In the ''[[Pony POV Series (Fanfic)|Pony POV Series]]'', {{spoiler|this seems to be the natural naming scheme for the Draconequi. The ones named thus far were [[Complete Monster|Discord]], [[Darwinist|Strife]], [[Mad Artist|Pandemonium]], [[Psychopathic Manchild|Destruction]] (also goes by Disaster), [[Punch Clock Villain|Anarchy]] [[Omnicidal Maniac|Entropy]], and [[Eldritch Abomination|Havoc]]. However, Discord and Destruction are the only ones who are actively destructive, and of the two, Discord is the only one who is ''truly'' evil.}}
* Torment, from the [[Spyro Madness Saga (Fanfic)|Spyro Madness Saga]]. Cynder's [[Super-Powered Evil Side]] and a [[Manipulative Bitch]] who loves to reak carnage [[For the Evulz|just because she thinks it's funny]].
 
== [[Film]] ==
* ''[[Scanners]]'': Vale.
* The villain (played by [[Bela Lugosi]]) of the 1932 horror movie ''White Zombie'' is called "Murder Legendre." [[Anvilicious|So much for subtlety.]]
* Sheriff Freak in ''[[Troll 2 (Film)|Troll 2]]''.
* The Rancor in ''[[Star Wars]]: [[Return of the Jedi]]''.
== [[Literature]] ==
* General Woundwort from ''[[Watership Down]]''; it's a plant (virtually all rabbits in the book are named after plants), but it contains "wound". Also, "General" as a title.
* ''[[Fear Street]],'' with the nearby Fear Forest and Fear Lake. All of which are named after the Fear family. Plus the town is called ''Shady''side, which is at least gloomy by itself.
* Invoked in ''[[Artemis Fowl (Literature)|Artemis Fowl]]'' by LEP Officer Trouble Kelp, who chose his first name during his coming-of-age ceremony.
* ''[[Mistborn]]'' has the [[Omnicidal Maniac]] [[Exactly What It Says Onon the Tin|Ruin]]. Also from [[Brandon Sanderson]], in ''[[The Stormlight Archive (Literature)|The Stormlight Archive]]'' we have Odium. Both are Shards of Adolnasium, cosmic concepts personified.
* The Enemy in the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' quasi-spinoff [[Faction Paradox]], so-called because giving it a real name would only make you underestimate the sheer scope of its power. Also arguably something there's no point running from unless you have a handy universe stored away.
** Oh, and the [[Eldritch Location|Homeworld]]. [[Physical God|Compassion]] too, come to think of it, and [[Wooby Destroyer Of Worlds|Antipathy]], and... just about all the timeships, really. Then there's the [[Humanoid Abomination|Grandfather]]. Faction Paradox likes to do this a lot, is what we're saying.
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== [[Music]] ==
* Sir Nose D'Voidofunk, Star Child's [[Captain Obvious|unfunky]] nemesis in the ''[[George Clinton (Music)|George Clinton]] Parliament'' universe.
 
== [[Toys]] ==
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* The last boss in ''[[Super Smash Bros (Video Game)|Smash Bros Brawl]]'' would be mentioned, but his name is a rather... [[Incredibly Lame Pun|taboo]].
* The Nightmare, from ''[[Metroid]]''. An extremely creepy-looking cyborg monster that can manipulate gravity and shoot lasers all over the place, and if you blow its faceplate off (which looks bad enough on its own), its ''actual face'' is just... [[Nightmare Fuel|eurgh.]] The [[Psycho Strings]] that play in its theme song in ''Other M'' do not help matters.
* From ''[[Neopets]]'', we have the [[Hopeless Boss Fight]] known as Oblivion. He may just be the [[Ultimate Evil]] of Neopia!
* Oblivion, the [[Eldritch Abomination]] in the ''[[Turok (Video Gameseries)|Turok]]'' series and [[Big Bad]] of the third game.
* Most monsters in the original ''[[Quake]]'': Scrag, Shambler, Fiend, Vore, Spawn, etc...
* Abyss, the [[Big Bad]] of ''[[Marvel vs. Capcom 2 (Video Game)|Marvel vs. Capcom 2]]''; also the name of the [[Big Bad]] in ''[[Soul Series|Soul Calibur III]]''.
* Scumocide/Genocide in ''[[Captain Commando]]''.
* Any Servant from ''[[Fate/stay Stay Night (Visual Novel)night|Fate Stay Night]]'', but especially [[The Berserker|Berserker]].
* The big bad of ''[[Mass Effect (Video Game)|Mass Effect]]'', Sovereign, has a name halfway between noun and title, and boy, is it an [[Eldritch Abomination|Entity]] [[Mind Rape|To Avoid Like]] [[Omnicidal Maniac|The Plague.]] Same with Sov's boss, [[Big Bad|Harbinger]], and ''his'' boss, {{spoiler|the Catalyst}}.
* Juggernauts (described in a terminal as "the big floaty thing that kicks our asses") in ''[[Marathon (Video Game)Trilogy|Marathon]]''.
* Queen Cadavra from ''[[Bug! (Video Game)|Bug]]!'', a fat, evil, obnoxious black widow spider queen.
* In ''[[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney]]: Trials and Tribulations'': Violetta/Viola Cadaverini.
== [[Web Comics]] ==
* Subverted in [http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=283 this] ''[[Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal]]'' strip.
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* [[Enfant Terrible|Vendetta]] and her [[Rodents of Unusual Size|assistant Grudge]] in ''[[Making Fiends]]''.
* Rampage - immortal, murderous, psychopathic Predacon from ''Beast Wars'' that feeds on fear and likes to go on, well, a rampage.
* [[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (Animation)|Nightmare Moon]].
** Discord.
 
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