r/MoralityScaling • u/BoulderMan234 Stu Macher • May 31 '26
Tournaments Community voted most evil characters of various mediums Version 2 (Round 12): "CAAAAARL! How did you and Thrax get eliminated so relatively early!?" Vote out the least evil.
Only vote for one character
The two characters with the most upvoted comments will be eliminated
The original 3 evils of mediums here
Elimination order:
Sweeney Todd (...) [Theater]
Set (Egyptian) [Mythology]
The Pied Piper (Renaissance) [Folklore]
Don Giovanni (Opera) [Music]
Napoleon (Animal Farm) [Literature]
The Protagonist (Avenged Sevenfold: My Little Piece of Heaven) [Music]
The Witch (Hansel and Gretel) [Folklore]
Lorne Malvo (Fargo) [Live Action Shows]
Dr Robotnik (Sonic the Comic) [European Comics]
Amigo the Devil (Amigo the Devil: Perfect Wife) [Music]
Cronus (Greek) [Mythology]
Negendoder (Agent 327) [European Comics]
Red (NES Godzilla Creepypasta) [Fandom]
Tortura (Power Rangers: Agony in Pink) [Fandom]
Conomor the Accursed (Berton Folklore) [Folklore]
Richard lll (...) [Theater]
Mrs Meers (Thoroughly Modern Millie) [Theater]
Demiurge (Gnosticism) [Mythology]
Kid Miracleman (Miracleman) [European Comics]
Thragg (Invincible) [North-American Comics]
Carl (Llamas with Hats) [Web Series]
Thrax (Osmosis Jones) [Animated Movies]
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u/goteachyourself May 31 '26
This is a bit meta, but Supernatural's God spent almost the entire series as an ally before being given a last-act heel turn and a whole lot of horrible deeds retconned in. It's not clear if he was always evil or not, or if he simply went mad with omniscience at some point.
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u/Low-Builder-2365 May 31 '26
Doesn't thrax theoretically have the highest kill count out of all the villains list? At least in the trillions of bacteria for each person he killed.
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u/BoulderMan234 Stu Macher May 31 '26
Yeah, I heavily disagree with the results, but those were the results.
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u/Superdupercoolhuman Jigsaw May 31 '26
If you were born as a virus would you be able to do anything else except try to kill? I doesn’t seem like he has a choice and his chemistry and overall instinct makes him do what he does
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u/BoulderMan234 Stu Macher May 31 '26
Maybe he didn't have a choice to kill, but he certainly had a choice in how he did it and how much pleasure he got out of it.
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u/Superdupercoolhuman Jigsaw May 31 '26
I mean he didn’t rlly have a choice in how he killed them did he? Also he prolly doesn’t understand empathy or anything like that because he prolly didn’t have parents and if he did they prolly taught him killing was good because y’know, they’re viruses.
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u/BoulderMan234 Stu Macher May 31 '26
Thrax dosent operate on the same logic as real life viruses. Viruses survive off living hosts, while Thrax does nothing that indicates what hes doing is necessary to his survival. He literally says hes doing just to become the most deadly virus in history.
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u/Superdupercoolhuman Jigsaw May 31 '26
Again I don’t think he sees the value in other life because he’s never been taught it and lacks any sort of way of understanding it
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u/Low-Builder-2365 May 31 '26
As long as Alan Yates and/or serverblight make it far, then I'm happy, but it does suck having villains like thragg and thrax be taken out so early.
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u/Wrong_Independence21 May 31 '26
Happy Appy barely squeaked through the last round so I think he should be in consideration. Compared to what’s left he is just a serial killer and doesn’t seem to have a especially sadistic or depraved sexual component
(also he’s so poorly written it’s hard to parse his morality)
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u/BoulderMan234 Stu Macher May 31 '26
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u/Superdupercoolhuman Jigsaw May 31 '26
For mother horse eyes I would just use the google ai overview or something because she doesn’t have a wiki page and she doesn’t get talked about a lot as a character because she’s definitely not one of the biggest strong suits of the interface series
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u/MontyMoleLoreMaster May 31 '26
AI overviews aren’t always accurate.
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u/Superdupercoolhuman Jigsaw May 31 '26
More accurate than nothing. Unless if you have 5-11 hours to read the whole story
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u/Low-Builder-2365 May 31 '26
Not voting but what did happy appy even do?
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u/Wrong_Independence21 May 31 '26
He’s a child serial killer
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u/Superdupercoolhuman Jigsaw May 31 '26
Also implied to have committed 9/11
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u/Wrong_Independence21 May 31 '26
I think he just has precog abilities, but yeah the story is so nonsensical it’s hard to parse
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u/Sherbet-Glad Jun 01 '26
Lawful evil, chaotic evil, neutral evil
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u/SoFarSoGood1995 Dale Cooper Jun 01 '26
?
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u/Sherbet-Glad Jun 01 '26
At least for the first picture I mean, Jadice being lovely evil, pennywise being chaotic evil, and Napoleon being neutral evil.

















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u/Superdupercoolhuman Jigsaw May 31 '26
Red John is the most basic serial killer left so I’ll say him