| Display title | Villains Blend in Better |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Villains who are thrust into a Fish Out of Water situation never seem to have any trouble adjusting to their new surroundings, frequently becoming socially important and powerful, whereas a hero similarly displaced will stick out like a sore thumb, freaking out at the bizarre customs of the alien world/future/past/whatever and asking people "What Year Is This?"? Just another day at the office for Evil Is Cool and Good Is Dumb, or maybe they're really just that Dangerously Genre Savvy. |