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Isn't this theoretical? I think she might count if they showed her actions instead of implying them.

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Revision as of 14:29, 23 February 2020 (view source) Robkelk (talk \| contribs) (Undo revision 1760740 by TVGarbage (talk) No, we did not "discontinue" this trope. And this is a YMMV page - other people's opinions are just as valid as yours are.) Tag: Undo ← Older edit		Revision as of 01:33, 24 February 2020 (view source) TVGarbage (talk \| contribs) (Isn't this theoretical? I think she might count if they showed her actions instead of implying them.) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit Newer edit →
Line 24: * [[Cargo Ship]]: Elan×Banjo Puppet, Haley×Sack of Gold and possibly Roy×His Sword. * [[Complete Monster]] Given that she happily developed a spell that would kill ''every single member of a family'' (then every single member of ''those'' people's families), the necromancer Haerta Bloodsoak was probably like this during life. Xykon is an unusual [[Evilly Affable]] case. He enjoys a good joke, and is responsible for the deaths of hundreds because he finds it good fun. And sometimes he [[Dude, Not Funny\|stops being funny]]. Particularly in the prequel ''Start of Darkness''. After reading Xykon's origin story, anyone who thinks that a narcissistic, megalomaniac sadist like Xykon might be redeemable is delusional. Note that while he's [[Laughably Evil]] a lot of the time, he and the devastation he causes are treated seriously, so he still fits the trope criteria. {{quote\|'''Redcloak:''' I know he seems funny and charming, but believe me, when you see for yourself the depths to which he'll sink, you will never sleep well again.}}