Display title | Take Over the World |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | What's the goal most every villain has in mind? Why of course, it's World Domination®! Ambitious, more logical and sometimes easier than destroying the world, as Evil Plans go. They want to be in charge of everything and everyone. This could be just to feed their massive egos, or else they've got somewhat twisted ideals that they want everyone else to adhere to. Either way, it puts them in direct conflict with the heroes, whether professional or "I just want everything to go back to normal" types. Usually said villain fixates on the hero or someone/thing close to them as being part of their master plan. See Evil Plan. For a villain who has finally acquired godlike power, and did not Ascend to a Higher Plane of Existence, then this is the next logical goal and use for said power. If it involves destroying the world to rule it, it's because Utopia Justifies the Means. Or they are just dicks. |