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Superheroes try to rid the world of villains. Unfortunately, sometimes they have the opposite effect. Maybe The Hero accidentally wronged some Innocent Bystander — say, they or their loved ones were casualties in the collateral damage from a super-battle — and said bystander decides to turn evil to settle the grudge. Alternatively, the character may already be evil, but the Hero's intervention results in the villain gaining superpowers, and a super-grudge to boot. In a parody or deconstruction of this trope, it might go on to reveal that the actions of the hero were actually irrelevant in terms of the individual's true nature. They were ultimately a disturbed individual who was looking for the first excuse they could find to justify their evil behavior. Naturally, this is common in comic books. In many cases, however, the villain's origin story isn't even hinted at in their first appearance—it's only after the villain becomes popular that they're given a personal tie to the Hero via Retroactive Continuity. Opposite of Create Your Own Hero. One of the causes of the Superhero Paradox. May be caused by a Pacifism Backfire. See also Avenging the Villain, Disproportionate Retribution, Nice Job Breaking It, Hero, Unwitting Instigator of Doom. Contrast with Weirdness Magnet, where the Hero doesn't create the villains, but seems to attract them all the same. No Real Life Examples, Please! noreallife |
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Megamind: Double subverted. After defeating his old nemesis and realizing Victory Is Boring, Megamind tries to create a new ''hero'' to fight, but said person ends up becoming a worse villain than Megamind ever was. Also, Metro Man is partially responsible for turning Megamind into a villain. He knocked Megamind's ship into a prison, causing him to be raised by criminals. He also picked on Megamind in school. However, by refusing to come out of retirement to fight the new villain, he forced Megamind to take responsibility for his actions, which finally pushed him into his Heel–Face Turn. | |
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In The Amazing Maurice, the rat catchers reveal that they are responsible for the creation of the Rat King. They threw eight rats together in a bucket to take to the Pit. When they removed the top from the bucket, they discovered the rats had merged together into the Rat King, and they fell under its subjugation. | |
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Monsters University: During the final round of the Scare Games, Sulley's roar was so loud that it ended up messing up Randall's scare attempt, leading to him being humiliated by everyone in the university and thus causing him to vow revenge on Sulley. | |
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The man ultimately responsible for taking down S.C.U.M., who were dead set on destroying the wrestling industry as it was known, starting with Ring Of Honor, was Kevin Steen. The man who started S.C.U.M. in the first place was also Kevin Steen. Kevin Steen became bitter over being barred from returning to Ring Of Honor by Jim Cornette, but that barring was Steen's own doing when he tried to comeback through Truth Martini. Steen was barred in the first place after a Loser Leaves Town match with El Generico, which resulted from a feud Steen provoked. In the creation of S.C.U.M. Steen purposefully derailed the redemption quests of long time ROH trouble makers Jimmy Jacobs and Steve Corino. When Cornette and Generico were out of the picture, Steen's rage at ROH and the wrestling industry faded but by then Jacobs and Corino were too far gone. They ousted Steen from the group to continue on the path of destruction with Matt Hardy in his place. S.C.U.M. had Rhino injure Jay Briscoe, who had defeated Steen for the World Championship belt while he was coming back to his senses, convincing Steen he had to end what he had started. | |
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Brother Bear: One of the biggest side effects of Kenai's Karmic Transformation into a bear as punishment for killing Koda's mother is that his remaining older brother Denahi, upon seeing him already transformed into a bear, did not realize that Kenai was transformed into said bear and falsely assumes that Kenai was actually the same bear that not only killed Sitka but also the "real" Kenai as well, and proceeds to hunt him and Koda down to try to avenge Kenai's "death." | |
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Meet the Robinsons: Bowler Hat Guy is actually Lewis' roommate Goob who has grown up hating Lewis because he slept through a baseball game (thus failing to catch the ball where his team would have won if he did) thanks to his losing sleep from Lewis' late-night tinkerings in their room, while Doris has been considered as a failed invention by future-Lewis. The two then conspired to destroy Lewis' life. | |
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RWBY: Sienna Khan isn't exactly a hero, being the leader of a group that exemplifies Your Terrorists Are Our Freedom Fighters, but she's a Well-Intentioned Extremist who genuinely wants to pursue Faunus equality and believed that peaceful methods just weren't working. But she encouraged Adam's violent tendencies and called him a hero when he killed a human to save Ghira, which had a snowball effect that led to Adam becoming a demagougic leader of an outright terrorist faction and ultimately killing Sienna when he thought she was being 'too soft' (read: actually focused on the White Fang's goal and not on killing everyone who annoyed her). Subsequently as a case of a villain creating another villain, the corruption created by Jacque within the Schnee Dust Company is what tortured Adam into insanity, who would then become the terrorist leader attacking his company along with the rest of humanity. Parodied by Watts, who serves Salem because Ironwood wronged him in some fashion, leaving him with a personal grudge. He is so determined to destroy Ironwood that he's willing to have people murdered just to frame him. However, when they finally fight, and Watts accuses Ironwood of having used his genius for his own gain instead of appreciating him, Ironwood counters with the accusation that he gave Watts everything he could have wanted. That's when Watts reveals the real reason why he hates Ironwood so much: he's Driven by Envy because Ironwood chose Pietro's P.E.N.N.Y. project for development instead of Watts', and that's why his method of destroying Ironwood involved framing Penny. |
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The World Wrestling Council in Puerto Rico and Dominican Wrestling Entertainment were among the initial members of the World Wrestling League when it started in 2012 and thus directly responsible for the creation of their chief rival when they decided to breakaway from it. In the beginning there was no competition because the League was very similar to the National Wrestling Alliance, focusing more on collaborating events to give fans matches they would not otherwise be able to see as well as introducing wrestlers and styles to new markets. But two years into this arrangement, WWL started acting like a promotion in its own right, testing the local waters of Bayamon with the aptly titled "Insurrection" event, which put the spot light on very few wrestlers contracted by member promotions in favor of the talent from WWC's old rival, IWA Puerto Rico, that had remained free agents after its closure. WWC started to show particular resentment for WWL's more exclusive local shows in 2015 when El Patron Alberto took a booking for Guerrera de Reyes in January and became the WWL Heavyweight Champion after WWC had been trying and failing to get him booked for their Aniversario tour the prior year. WWL responded to the two leaving it by running even fewer collaborative shows in favor of more designed to directly compete with the local companies more often. The WWC rivalry is by far the most pronounced of the two, as WWC was taking potshots at WWL even when it was a member and the take thats between the two only escalated after business was off but WWL's promotion of their Dominican television deal in October of that same year suggested it was not just WWC they had in their sights. | |
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Club Penguin Shutdown: Lil_Jeffy accidentally had the blue penguin in "The Gang" killed when he accidentally fell into the minecart in the Mine Shack (itself property of the Tuba Gang) as the Tuba Gang Leader had him executed to send a message that the Tuba Gang shouldn't be messed with, making his sister want to avenge him in "The Girl". Not long later in the next episode, "The Crack", Lil_Jeffy causes a cave-in with the minecart that wipes out most of the Tuba Gang, with their leader being the Sole Survivor and turning into the Big Bad of Season 1. |
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In Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, the Big Bad was the scientist working under the Kingpin who was responsible for the spider that bit Miles, and in turn ended up in a Freak Lab Accident triggered by Miles at the end of the first movie. | |
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SCP Foundation: SCP-1609 used to be a harmless wooden chair that would teleport to anyone nearby who needed a place to sit down. The Global Occult Coalition ran it through a woodchipper, causing it to become violent towards anyone it perceives as a threat, usually by teleporting into their lungs. | |
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Want to know why Randy Orton became the psycho jerkass willing to blow up opponents with fireworks? Look no further than his mentor in Evolution, Triple H. Randy never got over their betrayal, and it became the defining moment of his career. It would haunt Hunter in the years to come, especially in 2009 when Randy assaulted the McMahon family, such as attacking Hunter's wife Stephanie and even punting Vince McMahon in the head. He even threatened to cancel WrestleMania that year, setting himself up as the Big Bad of the event. | |
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Alex Shelley started Search And Destroy to bring Ring of Honor back to its roots, centered around young wrestlers pushing each other to new heights in honorable contests. The group was to serve as an alternative to The Kingdom, CHAOS, Bullet Club, etc to show the youth backstabbing, cheating, ambushes and the like were not necessary for success but the group he, Chris Sabin and first recruit Jay White defeated were The Cabinet. The Cabinet themselves were about taking ROH back to its roots, to "make wrestling great again", but they were fighting the increased family friendly nature and corporate structure of the company, as well as wrestlers perceived as unmanly. Shelley's mission statement after the victory reignited Kenny King, Rhett Titus and Caprice Coleman's resentment towards ROH's newer, younger wrestlers, with the possible exception of Shane Taylor, who they recruited to send all the others out of ROH with injuries as The Cabinet became The Rebellion. Among The Rebellion's victims were two more Search And Destroy recruits, 2015 and 2016 Top Prospects Donovan Dijak and Lio Rush. Search And Destroy would force The Rebellion to disband a Best In The World, but the damage done to them could not be undone. | |
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Kung Fu Panda: Shifu's love for his adoptive son, Tai Lung, blinded him to both Lung's growing personal issues and the possibility that Lung wasn't cut out for being the Dragon Warrior. He filled Tai Lung's head with dreams and put him through decades of relentless training... then had no answers when Oogway frankly stated that Tai Lung was not the Dragon Warrior. Tai Lung's response to that was disastrous. | |
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The Foxandthe Hound: Tod nearly getting Chief hit by a train and almost killing him is what ultimately caused his former best friend Copper the hound dog and his owner Amos Slade to vow revenge on the fox and threaten to kill him. Fun fact: originally Chief was going to actually die from being run over by the train, which would've made Copper even more vindictive of Tod, but the idea was scrapped due to it being too dark, and so Chief ultimately survives. | |
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The Onion: New Bomb Capable of Creating 1,500 terrorists in a single blast. | |
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Parodied in Society of Virtue: Majestic's Rogues Gallery are mostly Too Kinky to Torture fans. Also parodied with Tarantula-Man's Rogues Gallery, who end up admitting to each other they already know who he really is because they're either his friends, teachers, ex-girlfriends, or living relatives. The only person with nothing against him admits he only showed up because he's convinced something's wrong with him if everyone else who knows him has already become a villain. |
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In Noob, Tenshirock and Judge Dead turn out to be the product of the escalation of a Poor Communication Kills situation between a "Well Done, Dad!" Guy and his son with Inferiority Superiority Complex. The last straw from the son's point of view was his father doing better than him at the MMORPG in which the story is set, while the father was hoping to gain respect by being good at something his son liked. That lead to the son cutting bridges while leaving the father wondering what the hell happened. The son managed to reach a status higher than his father in regards of the game and was willing to see his father online one last time for an occasion that would let him make sure he never played the game again. The father decided to change in-game identities and go Archnemesis Dad under the new one in hope that it would drive his son away from his new position and make him more open to his attempts to make up with him. | |
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Red vs. Blue: Feel like selling off a bunch of volunteers who honestly wanted to help fight against the hellish Covenant Empire that were busy 'cleansing' the galaxy of human life via glassing entire planets and then treating them like utter shit by handing them over to Project Freelancer instead to be target practice for their gradually-unstable Freelancer agents instead due to their so-called "poor performance"? Resulting in one of the so-called "cannon fodder" volunteers dying an unnecessary, pointless death that said Agents never gave a fuck about later...? Congratulations! You've created a vengeful foe capable of giving the Insurrectionists a run for their money, and would have literally doomed the entire galaxy if their plan had succeeded Good on ya, UNSC! | |
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Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog: Dr. Horrible was a Technical Pacifist and an Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain. So, Captain Hammer, the way to deal with him is to Bully The Dragon by dating Penny and then firing a broken Death Ray, accidentally killing her in an attempt to kill him. Nice job breaking It "hero". It is heavily implied (and outright stated in the prequel comics) that Captain Hammer's belief that anyone who is nerdy or uncool is a potential supervillain is why Dr. Horrible got to be the way he is. And because you read the above, you know what happens next. And then our hero (not Captain Hammer, who would barely register as a Nominal Hero) loses his humanity and everything we loved about him. | |
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The Incredibles: As a boy, Buddy's hero-worship led him to try to become Mr. Incredible's sidekick "Incrediboy", but Mr Incredible brushed him off. Buddy then decided to get his recognition by becoming "Syndrome" and designing a robot to kill all supers, Mr. Incredible being the last. That's what Syndrome would want you to think. Actually, he was rejected for incompetence and his own safety; he interfered in a fight against Bomb Voyage, and as a result, Bomb Voyage destroyed a building floor, successfully stole what he wanted, escaped, almost killed Buddy, and even Mr. Incredible barely made it through the whole thing without a scratch. And in the process of Mr Incredible protecting Buddy, a train was derailed and many passengers injured, greatly contributing to the worldwide public relations backlash against superheroes. Syndrome didn't take it well. | |
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Fragments of the Tesseract Prophecy from Phaeton seems to indicate that Trayen is destined to turn at least one of his friends against him. | |
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"The Lambton Worm": The young John Lambton skips church one Sunday to go fishing (which makes him quite the Delinquent in the medieval society in which he lives). However, all he catches is a hideous worm-like creature, which he throws down a nearby well in disgust. He eventually grows up into a good guy who regrets his past misbehavior, and goes off to fight in The Crusades. Unfortunately, while he's away, the worm grows into a gigantic monstrosity which emerges from the well and starts laying waste to the countryside in the area where his father is the local lord, so John has to return home and deal with the monster. | |
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Actor/comedian Hal Sparks posted a self-described "rant" on his YouTube page about how he's tired of this trope, especially in superhero and spy movies. Watch it here. | |
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Ne Zha: Both Ne Zha and Ao Bing genuinely want to be heroes and help people, but the fear, scorn and hatred they receive from humanity drives them both into resentment and anger and eventually into destructively lashing out against it. | |
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Ultimately, Nanae Takahashi was able to prevent Mercedes Martinez from causing too much trouble in World Wonder Ring ST★RDOM. Of course Martinez was only there in the first place because Takahashi personally invited her, apparently unaware she hadn't gotten over Sumie Sakai coming into her home promotion and taking her first title belt back to STARDOM's Spiritual Predecessor. That invitation was made to demonstrate STARDOM was challenging any woman in the world to try their best at taking the "World Of", which inspired Kimura Monster Gun to recruit Alpha Female from Germany during their bid to takeover the promotion. But the biggest threat a "global" invite brought was it also being an invitation for all other joshi feds on the proverbial doorstep to barge in, which resulted in Meiko Satomura using the publicity from winning the belt to start expanding Sendai Girls Pro, depriving STARDOM of the World Of for their first international tour, leading them to risk the 'Wonder Of' usually restricted to their own locker room in the USA. | |
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