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Obliviously Evil

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Obliviously Evil	comment	A villain who is thoroughly convinced that their actions are mundane, acceptable or helpful, to the extent that the idea that their actions have negative consequences doesn't even occur to them. These villains aren't justifying their wrongdoings. They aren't compelled by unnatural forces. They just don't comprehend that they're doing anything wrong. This can be achieved in several ways: They might mistake morality for black and white extremes. Their perceptions could be tainted with Applied Phlebotinum. Their minds could be broken by torture. They might be an AI which is simply interpreting its programming in a strictly literal fashion, lacking the moral awareness that they are harming other beings. They could have grown up in a dysfunctional social group marred by conflict, abuse, ostracization of people who disagree with their group, etc., that left them with abnormal ideas of morality; for them, behavior that others would call antisocial is completely normal. They could have a legitimate but completely alien value system and by that system what they are doing is good. They could just be too stupid or too young to understand that there are consequences for their actions. They might be too selfish and self-absorbed, and/or too lacking in empathy, to understand that they're hurting people, or that others even have feelings at all. They might be unwilling or unable to understand how anybody could have an opinion or belief that differs from their own. They might be so arrogant that they think their actions are completely justified because their image of themselves clouds their view of right and wrong, and they think everyone should like them. Cue irritation or confusion if anyone dares to oppose their mindset. They might have such a high opinion of themselves that they sincerely believe they are completely perfect and infallible (and anybody who disagrees with them is wrong and/or a bad person). They might believe that anybody else in their situation would have done the exact same thing. They are being deceived by someone else. They might have animal-level intelligence and are acting out of instinct, not malice. They outsourced their morality to their master; as long as their master likes it then it's right for them. They might be too overwhelmed by their emotions to be thinking rationally. They might be asocial, withdrawing from and indifferent to society and social rights, and hurt others without understanding what they said or did wrong because they have poor or No Social Skills. They may not be privy to the Masquerade and thus not know their actions are causing damage. They might have become He Who Fights Monsters after being deeply hurt by someone else, believing that they are justified and right in taking revenge on their transgressor even as they inflict Disproportionate Retribution and/or hurt Innocent Bystanders. A variation is when they do understand that others are angry with them for their actions, but don't understand why the people they've angered don't just accept their perceived righteousness and get over it. Even when the consequences of their actions are spelled out to them, they still won't understand why anyone would have a problem with that and may even believe that the people around them are faking outrage for their own manipulative purposes. They will be confused or annoyed at any explanation that what they're doing is wrong, and react with confusion or disdain if the heroes disagree with them. Their victims may be so fundamentally different, that the "villain" is honestly unaware of or even incapable of acknowledging their existence (or at least that they're sentient and hurting), and the victims cannot communicate their plight to them. They actively know people see them as the villain, but they believe they are doing everything to save their people. Despite doing horrific things to do so such as enslaving or destroying entire groups/cities/planets, or plundering unnecessarily massive numbers of resources for a "heroic" purpose; the villain won't stop their plans. Often the villain will justify their actions with The Needs of the Many and will assuage their guilt with mental gymnastics. When confronted, the villain will often accept blame and won't try to defend themselves morally, instead focusing on their goals. May try to convince the hero that they can help and "We Can Rule Together". There are two basic requirements for a character to be this trope: They are effective. The character is quite capable of causing tyranny, tragedy, chaos, wanton destruction, etc. Contrast the Ineffectual Sympathetic Villain and the Minion with an F in Evil, who represent relatively minor threats to the protagonists. They have no idea that they're doing anything objectionable. In their eyes, their actions are either good or simply harmless. Even if they recognize that something is wrong, they won't realize that they are the problem. For example, a Sex Is Evil, and I Am Horny character might sexually assault women and feel as if he's their victim. A horror trope (and occasionally a comedy trope in a Black Comedy), this can really freak people out if played right. It may place the heroes into a situation where they can't even try to reason with the villain. It can also be used to underscore that the villain is indeed a tragic figure, as he or she or it may never have actually intended to harm anyone. Alternately, this can be used to make a creature sympathetic. You give it a valid reason for doing the things it does, and once it has that reason, it won't see what it's doing as wrong. Some Kaiju are like this. They just wanted to build a nest and get some lunch, but they stumbled across countless strange structures and were suddenly under attack by tiny bipedal creatures. The principle is the same for many Eldritch Abominations and Humanoid Abominations, which are (usually) sentient, but their views on morality are vastly different from ours. Such a character may qualify as a case of Non-Malicious Monster or Humans Are Cthulhu. May eventually come to a Heel Realization/My God, What Have I Done? moment. On the other hand, any Curious Qualms of Conscience might wind up being dismissed as temptations away from their duty. Very much Truth in Television. Humans tend to do what they think is right based on their beliefs, regardless of how wrong those beliefs may be to others or if they consist of Insane Troll Logic. Not to be confused with Obviously Evil, although both tropes are not mutually exclusive. Compare with: Innocent Bigot or Innocently Insensitive for much milder related tropes. These have the same Obliviousness but less severe actions. Lethally Stupid for a character who causes havoc out of sheer idiocy. Wrong Genre Savvy for when a villain thinks they're the hero of the story. Contrast with: The Card-Carrying Villain, who know they are evil and will proudly flaunt it.note On specific cases, this trope and Obliviously Evil are not mutually exclusive, if the villain is a believer of Pay Evil unto Evil and think playing the bad guy against who they see as actual bad guys is justified. The Knight Templar, who believes that they are right because they serve a cause or an end that is right. The Punch-Clock Villain, a character who works for the antagonist but doesnâ€™t necessarily have anything personal against the protagonist and his or her allies; to them, theyâ€™re just doing their job. The Tautological Templar, who believes that what they are doing is good because they're the one doing it and they're Good. The Well-Intentioned Extremist, who knows what they're doing isn't always right but believes that it needs to be done anyway. Never My Fault, for when the person is aware they're doing bad things but they blame their victims or their own past mistreatment. Inspector Javert for when the person is aware that they're causing damage, pain, or death but justifies it as upholding the law against "good" criminals. Bad Is Good and Good Is Bad, when someone knows the difference between Good and Evil but has mixed up which one is which. Evil Cannot Comprehend Good, when the reason for doing the good thing simply doesn't occur to them. Then Let Me Be Evil, when a character knowingly and deliberately starts acting evil because everyone treats them as such. Related to: Ambiguous Innocence: For a character whose understanding of right and wrong is ambiguous. Sliding Scale of Unavoidable vs. Unforgivable Kids Are Cruel: Villainous children are usually immature with a self-centered view of morality. Psychopathic Manchild: Similar to the above, this character is a grown adult with the mentality of a child. For obvious reasons, Obliviously Evil characters are also very likely to be Affably Evil. Inverted Trope of Ignorant of the Call, when someone is oblivious to the fact that they're the Hero. noreallife
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Obliviously Evil / int_112decbc	comment	Many of the apes in Planet of the Apes didn't realize that the astronauts were sentient. Except for the orangutans, who are well aware of the human's intelligence, and the dangers of said intelligence.
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Obliviously Evil / int_116054a6	comment	Hivefled's Ganmed Lomust. Quoth his bio:
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Obliviously Evil / int_11b7db91	comment	Adventure Time: The Ice King falls under this. He kidnaps countless women because he wants nothing more than to marry a princess. Later, he actually steals body parts from his favorite princesses and makes them into a princess for himself. He treats his Princess Monster Wife like a sweetheart, oblivious that he has committed a hideous crime. It's because he's been driven completely insane by centuries of Mind Rape from the spirits in his crown and all he remembers of his old life is the loss of his fiancee, who he called his princess. Lemongrab. He thinks that he's doing a good job ruling the kingdom, and his intentions of order and quietness are fair enough, but he makes all of his subjects miserable by sending them all to the dungeon. He isn't evil, though — he's dysfunctional and unadjusted to living, socially inept, and an idiot.
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Obliviously Evil / int_128a26e1	comment	A few of the villains in The Otherworld Anthology are like this The American McGee Jabberwock blames Alice for Wonderland's corruption and believes destroying her will restore the world. The Queen of Trolls is trying to destroy humankind as she believes it'll help her people and will be justice for what Peer Gynt did to her. The anthology's version of Mr. Whiskers thinks he's helping Brandy and Lola live better lives by changing them from humans into, respectively, a dog and a snake, and keeping them in Otherworld under the Hatter's regime.
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Obliviously Evil / int_14494034	comment	Abraxas (Hrodvitnon): Zig-Zagged by the Many and San-2/Youngest Brother, Zig-Zagged and downplayed by San. The instinctive will guiding the Many's Hive Mind believes they're doing every thinking creature they absorb a favor by "making them whole". Some individual fragments of the assimilated minds themselves, however, are moaning and wailing against their horrible fate. Both the currently-living versions of Ghidorah's left head (San before his Heelâ€“Face Turn, and also San-2) are not oblivious to the other two heads' cruelty nor to how the left head theirself took some joy in Ghidorah's carnage, but both versions of the left head initially truly can't understand why Vivienne would see getting forcibly transformed into their inhuman sister as anything other than a blessing. Subverted in San's case when he has his Heel Realization about what he did to Vivienne.
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Obliviously Evil / int_1463a028	comment	Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Pedophiles as a whole tend to come in two flavors. One of them is the sadistic kind, that likes raping and hurting children. The other type is like this, and sincerely believes that they are in love with their victim. For example: the one in "Angels", who is raping his stepson, thinks he's better than a sadistic pedophile; and the one in "Pandora", raping his own daughter, seems genuinely indignant when he's accused of abusing his daughter, saying he loves her in way the police can't even imagine. The police, however, have no sympathy for this; at one point, Stabler even suggests that this kind of pedophile is even worse than the first kind if they really can't understand why sex with a child is wrong. "Unorthodox" involves a 14-year-old boy who's been raping younger kids, completely unaware of the harm he's inflicting. He's imitating what he's seen on TV and thinks that everything, including his victims' protests, is just part of a script; it just somehow doesn't click for him that what he's doing is hurting the other kids. He ends up being acquitted because he literally couldn't understand that what he did was wrong. The appropriately namely episode "A Misunderstanding" also features this. The case centers around a rape case with two teenagers. The boy seems genuinely shocked that she's accusing him of rape, and insists that they had consensual sex. The episode doesn't really dispute the idea that he didn't intend to harm her, but, as Benson explains to Dodds, it doesn't matter: he may not have meant to hurt her, but if the girl did not consent and he did it anyway, then it was rape no matter what his intentions. In "Conversion", Lucas Hale rapes his (secretly gay) church member Ann Davenport. He genuinely believes this was "curative intercourse", and that by doing so he saved her soul and has committed no crime. The detectives and ADA even lament how genuine his beliefs are, as it will make a conviction that much more difficult. The reverend who ordered it is just as sincere and oblivious, and has trained more people to do this.
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Obliviously Evil / int_14a837ea	comment	Awful Hospital has implications that this may be the case for many major antagonists, each of which believes that the others are in the wrong, at least so far as they can perceive each other: Doctor Phage believes that he is the ultimate concept of medical treatment, and therefore the expert on treating Fern's son. Everything he has done, he genuinely believes is in the best interest of his patients. Although it's implied that he's been conceptually 'hollowed out' by Parliament forces that are using him as a puppet, a fact of which he may or may not be aware. Jay is at least partially, if not primarily, responsible for the continued degradation of the Hospital and the concept of healthcare across the Range through his dedicated campaign to unexistentialize the staff and clientele of the Hospital, but to his perception, he's the hero in some kind of Silent Hill / Resident Evil nightmare scenario, and he's only defending himself from horrible monsters. The Parliament of the Old Flesh believes that all concepts in the Range are only diseases afflicting the Ur-Concept/the Cake/the Old Flesh, that which existed before anything else; the Parliament's Omnivirus is intended to 'cure' those diseases and return existence to that pristine state at the beginning of all things. The Burgrr cast are the concept of food service and food processing given physical form. Their entire purpose is to create and distribute meat products for the purpose of ingestion; they genuinely see nothing wrong with rewarding the protagonist for her help fixing their giant meat grinder by tossing her into said meat grinder and serving her remains as the lunch special. Indeed, it's a major theme of the story that everyone's Obliviously Evil to someone or something somewhere. It's strongly implied that even the Protagonist herself may be doing more harm than good; there are strong indicators that if she really does accomplish her goal and find her son, their mere proximity may cause the spread and/or progression of the Omnivirus to worsen dramatically. The Corpse Friends, Celia, Staph, and Maggie, just wanted to use the Exvironator-contaminated Flush to expand their decaying 'World'note actually a Zone conceptually based on Fern's decaying corpse, but this 'expansion' took the form of all of Fern's past and future corpses in the Morgue Slobbifying.
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Obliviously Evil / int_1a4b3ea2	comment	Digimon The Digimon Emperor from Digimon Adventure 02 is a shameless Card-Carrying Villain... but he genuinely thinks the Digiworld is just a game, so there's nothing wrong with playing the bad guy. When he realizes his mistake and that he's been abusing real sentient beings, he pulls a Heelâ€“Face Turn and becomes a powerful ally for the heroes. Likewise, in Digimon Fusion, Ewan Amano is manipulated into thinking the digital world is just a game world where he can play to his full potential without actually hurting anyone. Finding out the truth hits the poor kid hard, but thankfully, the rest of the kids rescue him and are willing to forgive his mistake. The D-Reaper from Digimon Tamers is a computer program with no sense of good or evil. Originally created to erase junk data, it bloated itself over the years and mutated into a massive, cataclysmic being that nevertheless still follows its basic programming. And, unfortunately, once circumstances brought it into the human world, it interpreted all of humanity and everything that it ever created as junk data that must be destroyed. To make things worse, it also captured an obviously depressed and traumatized Jeri and began viewing all of humanity as being no different from her. In Digimon Ghost Game, this happens for around half of the time. Some Digimon don't know they're doing wrong and whip up anything arranging from minor disturbances to deadly incidents. The other half are Digimon who genuinely want to cause harm. Obvious examples include: The second Monster of the Week Mummymon ends up in the real world and comes across an Ancient Egypt exhibit. Believing mummification to be an accurate representation of human medicine, he starts kidnapping random people by wrapping them in his bandages and waiting for them to die, believing they'll be born anew. After Gammamon digivolves to BetelGammamon and subdues him, Hiro explains that humans don't come back after they die like Digimon do and he releases his victims after a Heel Realization. Unlike previous seasons, Talking the Monster to Death is pretty common this time around. In Episode 36, Monster of the Week Gigasmon mistook a trailer for a Global Warming disaster movie as an actual forecast, and out of pity constructs an underground labyrinth as a mass grave for mankind while kidnapping people and turning them to stone decorations for it so the dead wouldn't be "lonely". After he's defeated by Hiro & Canoweissmon he has a Heel Realization and undoes the damage once they convince him there's hope for the future.
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Obliviously Evil / int_1b51bb94	comment	This is sort of the modus operandi of The Addams Family, who are genuinely nice people — who just happen to not quite realize that no-one else shares their quasi-immortality, or finds torture, explosions, and other such morbid pastimes amusing. Of course, no-one ever bothers to even mention the fact that they are rather more fragile than the Addamses. In the original comics, the Addamses seemed to have a vague idea that other people weren't like them, but didn't fully understand it — such as Morticia giving a babysitter/nanny the "friendly advice" that she should keep her back to the wall at all times while working.
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Obliviously Evil / int_1b575f28	comment	In Digimon Ghost Game, this happens for around half of the time. Some Digimon don't know they're doing wrong and whip up anything arranging from minor disturbances to deadly incidents. The other half are Digimon who genuinely want to cause harm. Obvious examples include: The second Monster of the Week Mummymon ends up in the real world and comes across an Ancient Egypt exhibit. Believing mummification to be an accurate representation of human medicine, he starts kidnapping random people by wrapping them in his bandages and waiting for them to die, believing they'll be born anew. After Gammamon digivolves to BetelGammamon and subdues him, Hiro explains that humans don't come back after they die like Digimon do and he releases his victims after a Heel Realization. Unlike previous seasons, Talking the Monster to Death is pretty common this time around. In Episode 36, Monster of the Week Gigasmon mistook a trailer for a Global Warming disaster movie as an actual forecast, and out of pity constructs an underground labyrinth as a mass grave for mankind while kidnapping people and turning them to stone decorations for it so the dead wouldn't be "lonely". After he's defeated by Hiro & Canoweissmon he has a Heel Realization and undoes the damage once they convince him there's hope for the future.
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Obliviously Evil / int_1be815b0	comment	Enlightenments: The Queen of the Castle in the Mist seems to think that killing the horned boys is inducting them into her and Wander's family, as well as apparently believing her immortal husband is okay with her killing their daughters to power her own immortality so she can stay with him.
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Obliviously Evil / int_1c1d7608	comment	Fran Madaraki of Franken Fran is a Mad Scientist and Frankenstein's Monster who believes that a life must be saved no matter what, and does not understand the concept of a Fate Worse than Death. She does often do genuine good, but performs some truly horrific procedures to keep people alive. She genuinely thinks that she is helping and is offended whenever someone criticizes her methods. Paradoxically, she is also very concerned about overpopulation. When a clone she creates begins reproducing asexually too quickly, she kills all these innocent, sentient clones except for one. She reasons that so long as one copy of the person exists, she has not truly killed anyone.
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Obliviously Evil / int_1d43953c	comment	Jei, in Usagi Yojimbo. He views his actions as cleansing the world of sin, and even adopts an orphaned girl! That said, just as many of his victims seem to be innocent (or at least not actively evil) as not. Added to that, he obsessively hunts down Miyamoto Usagi, a virtuous and noble individual. Subsequent hosts of the darkness inhabiting him seem to have even more broken, warped views of the world's morality.
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Obliviously Evil / int_1dd9862b	comment	Danganronpa 3: The End of Hope's Peak High School has the Remnants of Despair, who were brainwashed by the Big Bad, Junko Enoshima. During their "graduation" they announce their plans to make the world a better place, yet the video game installments show that they're doing the exact opposite of what they're saying by spreading war and despair. The only person listening to them is their equally brainwashed teacher, which means they're not consciously lying and that they actually interpret their atrocities as humanitarian actions.
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Obliviously Evil / int_1e0d95a9	comment	Karl in Sling Blade is a morally ambiguous example, due to his mental handicaps. The people that he murders (his abusive mother and her lover, Frankie's abusive stepfather) are certainly Asshole Victims, but murder is still murder, and Karl seems to believe that the only way to deal with cruel people is to kill them.
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Obliviously Evil / int_1ec294c7	comment	The Ghost and Molly McGee has Andrea Davenport, the popular rich girl at Molly's school. Outside her debut episode, where she's deliberately antagonistic towards Molly over the mispronunciation of her name, every other instance of her causing conflict happens because she's too self-absorbed at the moment to notice how her actions are affecting others. When other characters can get her to realize there's a problem, she's always apologetic and happy to help with the solution.
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Obliviously Evil / int_20d8cef1	comment	In DC Year of the Villain, most of The Batman Who Laughs' Infected have, on some level, accepted that they're the bad guys now. They may revel in being evil or think they're being Necessarily Evil, but they know what they've become. Supergirl, however, seems to genuinely believe that she's not only still a hero, she's a better hero, and can't understand why nobody else recognises this.
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Obliviously Evil / int_2172e43f	comment	Batman: Arkham Knight: Even if the games took place in a world where the Insanity Defense was treated realistically, Professor Pyg would probably still end up in Arkham. He passes both common qualifiers- the Wrongfulness Test as he firmly believes that his horrific surgeries are helping his patients and that there's nothing wrong with killing people who don't meet his criteria, and Irresistible Impulse as he believes "Mother" will punish him if he doesn't continue.
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Obliviously Evil / int_2187bf22	comment	In the Xeelee Sequence, it eventually turns out that the photino birds are this. They're cosmic monsters made of dark matter who seek to accelerate stellar evolution so that stars can no longer go supernova, which will kill nearly everything in the universe... and they don't even realize they're hurting anyone. They can't perceive most forms of life, so they're unaware that the universe is inhabited by anyone except them and the Xeelee. The only reason they're not just keeping to themselves is because they require suns for their breeding process and mistakenly thought that stars weren't supposed to go supernova and thus needed to be "fixed". By the end of the series, the Xeelee give up on trying to stop them and just help everybody else escape to the next universe over. The current universe is left to be reshaped by the photino birds, who remain as oblivious as ever to the trouble they caused.
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Obliviously Evil / int_21938c93	comment	Zig-zagged in Avengers: Age of Ultron, the arguably scariest thing about the titular Big Bad is that he's angry, and he's in serious denial that he's angry, so he doesn't seem to understand that he's doing anything wrong and illogical. Ultron goes on about how he's going to help humanity evolve in order to properly bring about peace, but he plans to do this by engineering an extinction level event, not seeming to realize that in doing so, there's not going to be anyone left alive to evolve.
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Obliviously Evil / int_2212773a	comment	On Angel, a demon is getting married to Doyle's ex-wife. As part of their culture, he must eat the brain of his wife's last husband to ensure a proper marriage. They are genuinely shocked and offended when Doyle refuses.
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Obliviously Evil / int_231df7d2	comment	Danny, the alien collaborator from the TV series V (1983), is pretty much this trope. But oh boy does it set him up for a Karmic Death.
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Obliviously Evil / int_2329406	comment	Colorful: From casually dropping her empty Pocky box onto the road to shattering windows thanks to her cellphone ringing, the 50-foot tall high school girl seems completely unaware of the damage that she causes to the city she's visiting.
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Obliviously Evil / int_234035fa	comment	Warhammer: Age of Sigmar The Flesh-Eater Courts. They see themselves as beautiful kingdoms of rich nobles and holy knights fighting evil. In reality they are hoards of twisted cannibalistic monsters under contagious shared delusions and may be fighting against good or evil depending what their insanity makes them see. In the novel "Godeater's Son" the main character falls into being a servant of Chaos more or less by accident when he recruits tribes of them to his rebellion; he lived in an isolated corner of Aqshy and knows little to nothing of the wider war between Sigmar and Chaos, instead only seeking revenge against the colonizers of his home. He neither understands nor cares about what the tribes who join him say about their gods, and remains largely ignorant of the Chaos corruption spreading throughout his home as a result of his actions.
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Obliviously Evil / int_23553960	comment	Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain: Huey turns out to be insanely delusional, causing the deaths of hundreds and lying to himself all the way. Ocelot figures that it's a form of self-denial that uses his intellect to come up with new self-righteous viewpoints with every accusation fired, but it's cracking and slowly drives the user into deeper forms of violence and sadism.
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Obliviously Evil / int_261c8d3f	comment	This trope was applied when The Simpsons' Montgomery Burns lost his fortune and Lisa convinced him to be "environmentally friendly". He honestly tried to do the right thing, but... "What's wrong with Li'l Lisa's Slurry? It's made of 100% recycled sea animal!" Burns is often portrayed this way in general: no matter how over-the-top evil his actions are, he considers them to be reasonable reactions against a world that has it in for him. Being constantly affirmed by Smithers probably doesn't help. This trope applies to Homer Simpson when he is too stupid to understand that he is hurting someone by doing whatever he is doing, while he is actually trying to do good. As an example, making a video to give Lisa as a birthday present, but not recalling anything about her. Not even the stuff that should be obvious, like the fact that she is a vegetarian. The video turns out to be just tear-jerkingly, rage-inducingly insulting to her. Of course, with him Grey's Law comes up more often than not, especially nowadays.
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Obliviously Evil / int_26ef902d	comment	In Home (2015), Smek tells his people that humans are mere primitive animals, and the Boov honestly cannot understand why humans would have any complaints about being abducted from their homes and relocated to concentrated housing developments in Australia without so much as a by-your-leave.
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Obliviously Evil / int_28b53408	comment	First Encounter Assault Recon: While it's mostly from the flashbacks of former test subjects, in F.E.A.R. 3, Armacham as a whole is portrayed as this rather than their usual greed-filled selves. The scientists creating a psychic commander repeatedly praise Subject 2 for violent and murderous behavior, while the Only Sane Woman repeatedly points out that he is dangerously insane. In contrast, Subject 1 uses his powers to augment his natural abilities and somehow has the temperament of children who aren't abused as much as he is, and most of the scientists regard him as a failure because he isn't naturally violent, with said Only Sane Woman finding promise in one so morally strong. When Subject 2 finally murders someone by accident, the CEO can only think to praise him and doesn't seem to realize that he's created a monster.
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Obliviously Evil / int_28c6afce	comment	Thomas & Friends: In "Free the Roads", Bulgy the Double-Decker Bus believes that buses are better than trains, and he has an Imagine Spot depicting him as a superhero, when he's far from heroic in actuality, making rude remarks about engines and railways, and trying to cheat them out of their passengers. In addition, his fantasy portrays Percy, one of Sodor's nicest engines, as a villain.
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Obliviously Evil / int_29e2fa5b	comment	Endeavor in Crimson and Emerald doesn't realize the way he treats his wife and children is abuse. In Endeavor's eyes, he's a more lenient version of his father who was much more excessive to him and his mother. When Inko attempts to call him out on it, he believes that she was being hysterical. Since social services didn't come after him despite Inko's threats, he believes that he was right. He didn't realize that the Commission covered for him.
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Obliviously Evil / int_2a77a546	comment	In Inside Out, Jangles the Clown doesn't seem to realize he's wreaking havoc on the Dream Studio â€” he just believes there's a birthday party going on and wants in on it!
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Obliviously Evil / int_2a8a46ff	comment	Death Note: The Abridged Series (kpts4tv): Light Yagami is both really naÃ¯ve and really crazy so he truly doesn't understand that he's doing anything wrong.
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Obliviously Evil / int_2af3821e	comment	In Fruit Mystery, the player innocently feeds various food items to different zoo animals. Hilarity ensues.
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Obliviously Evil / int_2c082d05	comment	Jason Vorhees from the Friday the 13th franchise. Part of it is due to his late mother's (who is definitely evil) influence, but it's also due to the fact that he's basically a child in a man's body, on top of the fact that he really doesn't know any other way to vent his anger than to brutally kill anyone who either wrongs him and/or invades his home of Camp Crystal Lake.
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Obliviously Evil / int_2eb5ea5f	comment	Zigzagged in Dirty Pair. It's not that Yuri and Kei don't know that things seem to be destroyed everywhere they go, (and by "things", that means cities, planets, and entire solar systems,) but they never intend to do it. They're just such Walking Disaster Areas and Doom Magnets that it happens a lot.
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Obliviously Evil / int_2f203125	comment	Shin Megami Tensei: Alice just wants to have friends. Unfortunately, all of her friends are dead... so... Die For Her!
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Obliviously Evil / int_30a5ebfd	comment	The Ten Tailed Beast is stated to be a mindless entity of destruction in Naruto. Even before it was revealed that it turns its helpless victims into Zetsu's, resurrecting it and using its Infinite Tsukuyomi technique was intended to imprison and Mind Rape an entire world with 'good dreams'. Madara and Obito never thought, not even once, that it'd be Too Good to Be True and went through with the plan, the former for his own ego, the latter so he could experience the fantasy of Rin being back. And then it stops being this trope when it turns out the "Beast" isn't actually mindless...
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Obliviously Evil / int_30b255fb	comment	Supergirl foe/ally Bizarrogirl in the eponymous story has no idea that she's really hurting people. She kills a man merely because he was bothering her, and is horrified once the godship's attack forces her to understand what death is really about.
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Obliviously Evil / int_31e1eca3	comment	PokÃ©mon Diamond and Pearl: Cyrus was so twisted by bad parenting that he decided the world would be a better place without that sort of emotional turmoil — or any emotions at all. To this end he wants to mercy-kill reality and start over to rid the universe of human spirit, and while he understands that the player character would oppose that out of self-preservation, he thinks they're being naive by insisting human spirit is a good thing.
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Obliviously Evil / int_32c541e6	comment	Fullmetal Alchemist Gluttony just doesn't seem to understand that there's anything mean about eating people. Or entire sub-dimensions... Shou Tucker is so devoid of empathy that he did not expect to anger the Elric brothers when he proudly showed them his chimera he created by combining his own daughter and her pet dog and revealed that he did the same with his wife two years prior, turning all three into inhuman abominations in constant pain, convinced that any other alchemist would have done the same in the name of science. In fact, not only did he think that what he did was acceptable, he expected to be rewarded for it. A rare case where this trope does not make a villain more sympathetic or tragic — if anything, it makes him worse, because he refuses to own up to what he did and even goes so far as to whine about how "no one understands him" when he gets punished instead of rewarded. There's a reason this guy is one of the most reviled characters in the series. Subverted with Father. Though he seems not to understand what he's done wrong, after his final confrontation with Truth the latter implies that Father does know where he has failed but has been too arrogant to admit it and to change. And considering that Greed, being made from his own substance, actually respected humans and whose true desire was to have friends, that's true.
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Obliviously Evil / int_331e009	comment	Handsome Jack from Borderlands 2 outright states that he is the hero of the story. What's worse, he believes that it's actually the player who's the evil one.
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Obliviously Evil / int_334120fc	comment	Fighter of 8-Bit Theater is complicit in basically every atrocity the Light Warriors have committed (and that is not a short list). This is thanks to his profound stupidity and his blind trust in Black Mage, which lead to him swallowing any excuse, no matter how threadbare, for how their random acts of carnage are serving the cause of good.
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Obliviously Evil / int_353b7af3	comment	This ends up being the case with Species 10-C in Star Trek: Discovery season 4: the extragalactic beings only wanted to protect their home from the disaster that cost them their last one. However, being a Hive Mind so thorough that they have no concept of individualism, they literally have no idea that the Dark Matter Anomaly that they use to mine the source needed to power that protection is murdering countless lives through the cosmos.
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Obliviously Evil / int_3641a0ee	comment	Tatu and Patu: The antagonist in "Tatu's and Patu's Space Adventure" is a giant space being that takes planets from their solar systems to wear as jewelry without realizing that they have life. After Tatu and Patu give him a giant contact lens, he realizes what he's done and returns the planets.
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Obliviously Evil / int_36ee2abe	comment	Friend Computer in Paranoia genuinely wants to help all the human inhabitants of Alpha Complex, but is so hopelessly misprogramed and insane that the result is a grinding broken-down dystopia.
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Obliviously Evil / int_38fa34eb	comment	In the Wonder Woman comic Judgment In Infinity, the Adjudicator does not see his actions, which are the destruction of populated worlds by destroying a planet across multiple dimensions, as anything but just even after it's learned that he was given the duty of "judging" worlds by his fellows who couldn't stand him and essentially gave him the "task" of playing with worlds they didn't care about so long as he didn't annoy them by thinking of them.
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Obliviously Evil / int_392a827a	comment	Subverted by Eveline in Resident Evil 7: Biohazard. When the player catches up to her in the end and gives her a fatal dose of a necrotoxin, her immediate reaction is to ask "Why does everyone hate me!?" in lament. This might have garnered some sympathy, had she not spent the entirety of the main game and an extra DLC demonstrating that she is perfectly cognizant of and fully intelligent enough to understand the level of horrific pain, agony, and devastation she's been inflicting on dozens of innocent victims, and that she she takes nothing other than unbridled glee and delight in their horrible suffering the entire time. She might not personally get it, but the player is likely to have a very compelling answer ready to go when it comes time to give Eveline a lethal application of her well-deserved medicine.
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Obliviously Evil / int_396c1e03	comment	Edna & Harvey: Harveyâ€™s New Eyes sets the stage early on, when Lilli inadvertently puts a fellow student in danger, and hears a scream. She returns to find the student "missing", but displays absolutely no interest in the motionless human-shaped lump nearby (which she perceives as covered in pink paint). As the game proceeds, that pink paint becomes a lot more common.
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Obliviously Evil / int_39d61023	comment	The Many Dates of Danny Fenton: While Katie Kaboom transforms into a dangerous monster every time she gets angry, it seems that she is in the dark about it and the large about of damage that she causes. In fact, the Warner brothers even point out that even in her monster form, she doesn't really hurt people.
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Obliviously Evil / int_39dab8d8	comment	Contemplating Reiko goes back and forth between suggesting that the Mouryou family doesn't realize that torture, mutilation, and random murder aren't a perfectly normal and reasonable way of dealing with others, and suggesting they're well aware of the morality of what they're doing and just don't care, based at least partially on Rule of Funny.
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Obliviously Evil / int_3a5e2165	comment	True Villains: Mia, who seems to be this way. So far, she's built a massively powerful golem that stomps another one that had so far survived Elia's undead army and a potion that had previously been shown to blow up an entire town (!), helped Bayn steal Lord Attera's valuables to get his attention and played an important part in getting rid of The Paladin after Elia and Cecil fail to do so alone. And she's as carefree and cheery as ever.
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Obliviously Evil / int_3b0fa3aa	comment	Dream SMP plays this horrifically with Dream. He's so narcissistic and arrogant that he genuinely believes himself to be the good guy, even as he engages in torture, murder, and the destruction of nations out of little more than petty spite. Any attempt to call him out on it leads to Dream insisting he did the right thing and that his victims were the ones really at fault.
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Obliviously Evil / int_3b88d68c	comment	In The Divine Comedy, it is this quality which separates those who can be redeemed (and therefore go on to Purgatory) and those who are damned (and thus consigned to Hell). As one angel notes, even a single tear of remorse is enough to allow someone to redeem themselves, no matter how twisted they are... but there are a lot of souls in Hell anyway.
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Obliviously Evil / int_3e5f3f53	comment	In SMG4, SMG0 wants to use Mario to recreate his universe, which would destroy the showâ€™s one. Whilst this may make him seem like a Well-Intentioned Extremist, he comes off as more hypocritical than an actual extremist.
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Obliviously Evil / int_3efe1b81	comment	Lenore the Cute Little Dead Girl: Lenore accidentally kills people and animals on a regular basis, but seems a bit too clueless to grasp what she's actually doing. She realizes once what she had done throughout the comic, and is thoroughly shocked, while playing with a cute living girl. She ends up accidentally killing her by being too overwhelmed to pay attention to what she was doing.
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Obliviously Evil / int_3f231b84	comment	Played with in Jurassic World. Most of the animals are operating on instinct... except the new dinosaur, a super-intelligent, genetically modified hybrid abomination called Indominus rex, which basically amounts to being an Ax-Crazy, sapient dragon. She also manages to get a flock of pterosaurs under her thrall, but they appear to only be serving her out of fear. Even the raptors are shown to act on instinct and hesitate to attack Owen after their Faceâ€“Heel Turn, but not the I. rex, who maintains a Slasher Smile while throwing the whole park into complete chaos. The I. rex however, is stated to be murdering for sport and doesn't eat her victims after killing them just leaving them to suffer.
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Obliviously Evil / int_3f3abe9	comment	Fart from Rick and Morty was a gaseous alien that Morty saved from prison who, at the end of the episode, opens up to Morty that he plans on regrouping with his species to destroy all carbon-based lifeforms, which he sees as inferior, starting with Earth. He tells Morty this without any malice or sugarcoating, genuinely believing that Morty sees him eye-to-eye due to Morty's selflessness and hopes he understands. He becomes dumbfounded and horrified when Morty tearfully shoots him to death.
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Obliviously Evil / int_3f633fb4	comment	Cracked: "5 Ways You're Accidentally Making Everyone Hate You." Most of the entries count. "5 Uncomfortable Truths About Rape on College Campuses" posits that people will admit to rape if it's not described as rape. Whether it's due to selfishness or ignorance, there are rapists out there who genuinely do not believe they committed rape.
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Obliviously Evil / int_3fbd173e	comment	Freefall: It's hard to say for certain that Kornada in is this, but at no point has he ever acknowledged or even appeared to consider how much harm his actions have caused. He simply wants more money, and he'll do whatever it takes to get that money, whether it's firing someone so he can retroactively blame them for sabotage if things go wrong, or leaving someone to drown rather than taking the time to save her, or destroying the minds of millions of robots as part of a plan to steal their funds. It's not that he's good, either — he's never done anything to help someone that hasn't benefited him — but the concept of good and evil seems above his capacity to comprehend. The only distinctions he makes are fair and unfair, and it's only unfair if someone else has something he doesn't. Kornada's personal assistant is a robot who literally cannot comprehend that Kornada's best interests are not anyone else's best interests, and tirelessly pushes for the aforementioned robot mass mind-erasure with the belief that it's doing good. This turns out to be largely due to Brainwashing via direct orders. Once Ishiguro returns and releases Clippy from Kornada's orders, he starts returning to rational thought, though he has yet to fully recover.
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Obliviously Evil / int_4141af74	comment	Yomotsu Hirasaka (Twelfth) from Future Diary, who thinks that everything he does is righteous and that he is on the side of justice.
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Obliviously Evil / int_42ef3233	comment	The Amazing Digital Circus: Caine, the A.I. ringmaster of the titular virtual reality game is a Virtual-Reality Warper who has more than a few screws loose and does very little as his job as Mission Control for the dangerous adventures he has the players be unwilling participants in. However, its more like he doesn't really understand humans and actually does his best to fufill the desires of the players, such as creating an exit door...but it leads to nowhere because he had no idea they wanted to exit the game itself, not the area it takes place in.
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Obliviously Evil / int_42ffb88e	comment	The SCP Foundation brings us the Plague Doctor known as SCP-049, whose touch kills people, allowing him to perform a surgery that turns them into homicidal zombies known as SCP-049-2. When he once spoke to a SCP doctor he explained that he was curing them. Of what exactly isn't clear, but apparently few of the people who work at the foundation have it. In the rewrite of his article, the Plague Doctor is made even more of this trope, expressing a mix of confusion and frustration at the fact that the Foundation does NOT want him to do his procedures the way he wants to.
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Obliviously Evil / int_43576f5	comment	Supernatural: Sam and Dean are this for Season 10, as their quest to remove the Mark of Cain from Dean leads to them Jumping Off the Slippery Slope, yet they remain unaware at how badly their actions are impacting everyone around them, at least until the Darkness is accidentally released at the end of the season. The opening episodes of Season 11 has them undergoing a Heel Realization.
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Obliviously Evil / int_43da6f7f	comment	Memento: Leonard thinks that he's tracking down the person who killed his wife, when really he's acting as an Unwitting Pawn to all of the major characters (including his own past self), who are exploiting his mental disorder to manipulate him into killing whoever they want out of the way.
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Obliviously Evil / int_43e9884a	comment	In The Long Earth, First Person Singular is a gigantic organism that was born on an alternative Earth as a single organism filling an ocean. When she found out about other individuals coming in from other worlds, she realised her own loneliness and set out to assimilate every organism in all the worlds into herself. Though she's incredibly intelligent, she doesn't view this as a bad thing, but the other organisms are inclined to take a different view.
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Obliviously Evil / int_443000dd	comment	King Haggard in The Last Unicorn. Or, for a dose of Alternative Character Interpretation: Haggard knows exactly what he is, making him even more miserable and pathetic.
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Obliviously Evil / int_452aa4f	comment	In Tales from the Borderlands, Jack's Virtual Ghost plans to create an army of himself by killing people and stuffing robotic endoskeletons into their corpses for his AI to inhabit. He is genuinely confused and hurt by the idea that anyone could not want such a thing to happen to them. After all, he's the most awesome person ever! Don't you want to be just as awesome as him?
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Obliviously Evil / int_468bebb0	comment	Discworld: Lady Lillith/Lily Weatherwax from Witches Abroad. She thinks she's the Fairy Godmother who's making the world a better place with the magic of stories. Stories that aren't as good if you're forced to enjoy them. Stories that just happen to come with decent power dividends... Elves in Lords and Ladies. They torture and kill because it's fun. They have no understanding of what right and wrong are and possess no empathy, so their idea of what is good equates to whatever amuses them. The assassin Jonathan Teatime from Hogfather does not seem to entirely understand that his actions (and he himself) are evil. As Susan Sto-Helit says when confronting him, "You were the little boy who didn't know the difference between throwing a stone at a cat and setting a cat on fire." Teatime is only an apprentice assassin. Not because he can't perform well, but because he is known within the Assassin's Guild for lack of elegance on his assignments, which, in his case, means not only killing the target but nailing the target's head to the wall and killing his family, servants, and household pets on the way out for fun. Oddly enough, he actually likes animals—he just doesn't think of drugging a guard dog instead of nailing it to the ceiling.
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Obliviously Evil / int_46cf88ba	comment	Barry, the vicar-turned-demigod in Mogworld, genuinely believes that God wants him to "purify" the world by destroying entire towns, brutally murdering and torturing people, and enslaving all of humanity. It doesn't help that God (well... a god) actually did tell him to do this and gave him the power to accomplish it.
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Obliviously Evil / int_490a7d52	comment	The Karma of Lies: Adrien honestly sees himself as a great hero and all-around great guy who's going to get everything he desires thanks to Protagonist-Centered Morality. The fact that he's standing by while Lila bilks his classmates out of their belongings and socially isolates Marinette doesn't strike him as a problem because he's not personally affected. Oh, and his goofing around and flirting during akuma fights doesn't matter since Ladybug can just magically repair everything with Miraculous Cure, so who cares if people die? They'll just be brought back, so it's like nothing even happened, right? No matter how often he's warned about his behavior, and even when the consequences start piling up on him, he continuously insists that he hasn't done anything wrong.
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Obliviously Evil / int_498b77e9	comment	Venus the Living Swamp in the Skin Horse storyline "Come Swing From My Branches" is obsessed with her lost love and oblivious to any suffering her vengeance might cause to innocent people. When she returns in "My Brother Sam is Dead", she's mostly acting out of hunger. This leads to a dichotomy in Unity's mind: Smart!Unity thinks Venus still needs to die for the safety of others (and also revenge for the events of "Swing From My Branches); Regular!Unity feels this would be killing an innocent, and it's not like rampaging bioweapons that eat people can't be good, because she's one.
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Obliviously Evil / int_4b87fcc2	comment	Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts: Tad Mulholland legitimately thinks he is doing a kindness by giving the people he eats their very own perfect world before devouring them.
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Obliviously Evil / int_4bd321a5	comment	Of the playable characters of The Black Heart, Peketo ends up being the most evil, killing everything he finds in his path. This is because he is obsessed with the color red. He genuinely didn't understand why everyone made a fuss out of it when he was alive.
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Obliviously Evil / int_4c2f51af	comment	Beast Wars: Uprising: The first Builder murdered by the Uprising, Override, actually seems confused as to why the Resistance are attacking her, mentioning the Builders "keep order". I.e. maintain a fascistic police state propped up by racism and petty jealousy, where Maximals and Predacons can and are dragged off to rigged blood-sports at a moment's notice, something Override is watching at that very moment.
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Obliviously Evil / int_4d3418dd	comment	In "The Cat on the Dovrefell", the trolls drive the Dovrefell's farmers out of their cottages and eat their food each Christmas, but they do not seem to be aware that they are inconveniencing and causing harm to the humans.
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Obliviously Evil / int_4e54d2da	comment	Disgaea 5: Alliance of Vengeance has a heroic example where one of your teammates, Red Magnus, becomes irate by the turncoat nature of his subjects. By the end of the chapter, after you've defeated members of his own people, he sees them rallying together to face down an attack force and Red Magnus gets a moment of realization as his own people call him out for being a terrible ruler and too obsessed with looking cool and not actively ruling. He immediately joins them in the fight against the villains, pardons those who defected, apologizes, and vows to be a better Overlord.
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Obliviously Evil / int_4e9e9863	comment	Martha and Abby in Arsenic and Old Lace are two charming old ladies who invite charming old gentlemen to tea, then bury them in the basement. They haven't the slightest inkling there's anything wrong with their serial poisonings. The men are all lonely and unhappy, and Martha and Abby see it as putting them out of their misery.
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Obliviously Evil / int_4f4e1fd2	comment	The Mermaid: Liu Xuan, a property tycoon and director of a major land reclamation project, serves as the film's first antagonist because the sonar technology used by his company for the project to drive away marine life is harming a colony of merpeople living under the ocean, driving them to near-extinction and depriving them of a living environment - despite the fact that Liu is oblivious to the merpeople's existence or the severe damage his company is causing to the oceans. He eventually befriends the titular mermaid, Shan, who was originally sent to kill him, and later discover the truth only for his subordinate Ruo-lan and the movie's true villain, to take over.
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Obliviously Evil / int_505f1d9f	comment	The Plague of the Antibiotic Man: Jevik is a barely sapient alien monster who does not understand why to spread a plague and hurt people is bad thing, since he only does what he is told.
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Obliviously Evil / int_53a73ca0	comment	Star Wars: The Clone Wars: The Kaminoans are Unwitting Pawns in Sidious' plans; they know about Order 66 as they're the ones who implanted the control chips in the clones, but were told that it was a secret trump card against Dark Jedi that needed to be kept under wraps. As such, they sabotage Fives' attempt to reveal the truth and indirectly get him killed, and the Revenge of the Sith goes on without a hitch despite the best efforts of Master Shaak Ti.
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Obliviously Evil / int_54498938	comment	Celestia from The Conversion Bureau: Not Alone turned out to be this. She genuinely thought that converting humans into ponies was the right and proper thing to do, because she found humans to be inherently evil and decided it would be moral to turn them into creatures of 'good.' Granted, this still makes her a major racist, but not malicious.
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Obliviously Evil / int_546769dd	comment	The Slender Man Mythos: This terrifying video makes a case for Slender Man being this; he kidnaps and brainwashes two children who had witnessed him and called 911, then tells the phone operator that the children are "safe" now that they're with him. He then goes on to tell the panicked operator that he knows where his daughter lives and plans to "save" her too. From what, we can't be sure, but whatever it is, we can assume that kidnapping and brainwashing people isn't the right way to save them.
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Obliviously Evil / int_5755b96a	comment	The Order of the Stick: Thog seems to combine the "stupid" and Cloudcuckoolander categories of this trope. Tsukiko may fall into the "insane" category. To her since the living are bastards the dead must be good and kind. This is ultimately... disproved... by Redcloak, at Tsukiko's expense. Miko. She genuinely believed herself to be personally chosen by the gods to accomplish some great task and therefore everything she does is their will made manifest, and will not take anything, even the revocation of favor from those same gods, as a sign that maybe she wasn't.
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Obliviously Evil / int_58907201	comment	Tangerine/Pebbles of Sinfest steals and threatens people with fire and katanas and does it all in apparent unawareness that she's doing anything wrong. Likewise Absinthe seems to make no connection between the souls she purchases and the ones in the fiery pit.
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Obliviously Evil / int_5921531b	comment	Persona 4: Taro Namatame represents what the protagonist might have become had he jumped to conclusions about the Midnight Channel and the TV World that lead him to kidnapping people and abandoning them in a parallel world for their own safety. Not unsympathetic, as he is an Unwitting Pawn who eventually repents when shown that his attempts to help people actually endangered them. A tragically terminated relationship followed by heavy substance abuse might help explain his lapses in judgement, as well. Izanami is a different example, being Stupid Good personified. Since she doesn't really understand human drives, her actions were a means of gauging the strength of humanity's feelings (Hope, Despair and Emptiness) in the hopes of granting their desires. Unfortunately, Emptiness scored highest, so...
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Obliviously Evil / int_5aa962c	comment	Din and Jin from Las Lindas. They genuinely just want to have a good laugh at the other characters' expense. But their last big prank — tricking Sarah into throwing Digit's power gem down a well: a stunt that nearly destroys Digit AND the farm — crossed the line. And they still don't really understand what the big deal is in the aftermath.
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Obliviously Evil / int_5b3356f8	comment	In Turning Red, Grandma Wu and Ming don't realize the harm they cause to Ming and Mei respectively until the end of the movie.
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Obliviously Evil / int_5c622d7f	comment	Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening: Judging by his Motive Rant to his daughter Lady at the end of the game, Arkham honestly doesn't seem to understand that sacrificing his wife for the sake of power is not a good thing or something to be proud of, or why Lady would be disgusted with and hate him for it. This does not make Arkham more sympathetic or tragic, and just makes him come off as a selfish prick throwing a temper tantrum.
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Obliviously Evil / int_5cb7fc72	comment	System Shock 2: Not Shodan, as she's consciously hostile, but the Many. They invite you to join their Hive Mind as if that should be the most attractive invitation, oblivious to the insanity the Body Horror of "joining" them has driven other humans into (although Korechkin, at least, seems quite content with his fate). A milder version would be the android assistant who attentively and helpfully approaches like a homing missile on legs.
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Obliviously Evil / int_5d844f37	comment	Once Upon a Time in Wonderland: Hints of this with regards to the Red Queen, especially as it becomes clear she isn't actually the villain.
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Obliviously Evil / int_5e150650	comment	Exalted is full of Knight Templars and Blue-and-Orange Morality, so some of this trope is to be expected. The best examples are the Solar Exalted of the First age — who were often so disconnected from humanity and completely assured in their own righteousness that they never actually stopped to consider that maybe they could be doing more harm than good — and the Fair Folk — who come from the chaotic Wyld outside of Creation, and sometimes have trouble with human concepts like "death is permanent." A lesser example would be the Yozis, who are somewhere between Blue-and-Orange Morality and simple insanity. Most don't quite fit; they realize that many have objections to both their goals and methods, they just don't care (Malfeas in particular is fundamentally incapable of realizing that anyone other than himself has meaningful opinions). Adorjan, however, is genuinely compassionate, even toward her enemies. She just considers murder to be the sincerest way of showing affection.
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Obliviously Evil / int_5fa33285	comment	Labyrinth: All things considered, the Fireys arenâ€™t really that bad as some of the other inhabitants of the Labyrinth, since they like to play and party. They just donâ€™t understand that the limbs of other creatures cannot be easily removed or reattached like theirs, nor the consequences of removing another creature's limbs.
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Obliviously Evil / int_60804f39	comment	The Claw from GUNÃ—SWORD. Even though he has a history of killing people, he comes across as a really nice old guy, and after you actually watch him kill someone onscreen, it's still hard to see the man as a villain. Even his ultimate plan is arguably noble in intent, but it isn't until his Villainous Breakdown towards the very end do you even get the feeling he might actually be evil, and it's so brief that it's still hard to believe.
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Obliviously Evil / int_62124bf0	comment	In BLUE REVOLVER, Mae is the game's Villain Protagonist, building incredibly advanced Devices with the unfortunate side effect of causing significant environmental damage and causing the Device-regulation organization Blue Revolver to come to her doorstep to apprehend her and teach her a thing about safe use of Magitek. Refusing to accept that her hobby is dangerous and needs a lot of work and believing they're just there to bully her, she wages a counterattack on the team.
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Obliviously Evil / int_62758d41	comment	Inanimate Insanity: One of Trophyâ€™s lines hints at him being this.
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Obliviously Evil / int_63935537	comment	Brian de Bois-Guilbert of Ivanhoe just can't seem to wrap his head around the fact that "Marry me, and I'll save your life; refuse, and I'll let you die" is something villains, not heroes, do.
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Obliviously Evil / int_6744d821	comment	The Owl House: Jacob Hopkins is convinced that he's the hero defeating a monstrous demon. Except not only are his theories about demons wildly off base, the demon he captured is clearly terrified and doesn't want to hurt anyone. Camila even calls him out on it when she confronts him, saying that a lot of bad guys call themselves "the good guy". "Hollow Mind" reveals this to be the case with the Big Bad, Emperor Belos, aka Philip Wittebane, and it's heavily Played for Horror. He seems to be under the impression that witches are a legitimate danger to humanity (befitting the views of his era) despite the fact that he has the only known working portal between realms, and need to be wiped out because they are inherently evil, showing just how Wrong Genre Savvy and close-minded he is since it's clear that they're just as morally complex as mankind. When Luz defies him and calls him evil, Belos merely quips "can't reason with crazy". He also seems to sincerely believe that him destroying the previous Grimwalkers is merely because they betrayed him, but his smile when the Collector accuses him of enjoying it implies otherwise, and he doesn't seem to get that their betrayals were more on moral grounds due to them having Copied the Morals, Too (and given the situation with Hunter, it's clear he considers merely questioning him a "betrayal"), not simply turning against him for kicks. "King's Tide" further confirms he's a Glory Hound who expects to be praised for his actions upon returning to Earth, and his attempt to petrify Luz when she rejects his beliefs and calls him out on the hypocrisy of not wanting to hurt a "fellow human" when he's no longer human himself also establishes that he will kill any human who won't accept his way is the 'correct' one. Belos is a very good example of how this trope can actually make a villain far worse. The Collector is an ancient, immensely powerful Reality Warper with the mentality of a little kid, whose only motivation is wanting to play games and make friends. He was imprisoned by the Titan, and later found by Belos, who promised him freedom in exchange for the Draining Spell needed to kill everyone on the Boiling Isles. When he's freed by King in "King's Tide" we get to see just what makes him so dangerous — the Collector is easily the most powerful character in the show, but like any other child, they have little to no concept of things like "death" or "morality". They happily invite Belos to a game of tag before splattering him across a wall with a flick of their finger, innocently ask Luz, Amity, Gus, Willow and Hunter if they need a head start before playing "tag" with them too, and need to be tricked into ending the genocide of the Boiling Isles with the promise of playing "Owl House" with everyone on the island. While they're not actively malicious like Belos was, they don't seem to be capable of grasping the fact that their actions are hurting people. This is further confirmed in "Watching and Dreaming", as it's revealed they believe they can undo death the same way a broken toy can be fixed. Unlike Belos however, the Collector can be reasoned with and is capable of undergoing a Heel Realization, as Luz, King, and Eda are able to show him how kindness and empathy work. And once they see for themself that they actually can't bring the dead back to life, the Collector is horrified by the thought of anyone else dying.
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Obliviously Evil / int_676ec679	comment	Liar (2017): Laura is chilled to realize from their conversation that Andrew really thinks he did nothing untoward by raping her.
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Obliviously Evil / int_67cdde7d	comment	A vignette in Dragon magazine features a child-ghost who doesn't know she's dead, and doesn't know that she has a life-draining touch attack. She's just trying to reach someone.
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Obliviously Evil / int_68c7e5cd	comment	The Vajra in Macross Frontier cause significant damage and many deaths to the Frontier colony because their Hive Mind and method of communication means they're unable to understand the concept of individual beings, or even that most of the humans are even intelligent, with their attacks being an attempt to reach the sole person who seems familiar to them. When Ranka manages to figure this out and how to use her connection to communicate the idea to them, the Vajra immediately start fighting to save human lives, even sacrificing many of themselves.
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Obliviously Evil / int_694ab80	comment	Batman Beyond: In "Payback", the titular villain sees himself as the hero because he's just a young kid with no firm understanding of right and wrong and just wants to "help" his dad's patients with their problems so his dad will spend more time with him. In "Terry Friend Dates A Robot", Cynthia, Howard's robotic girlfriend, seems to be unaware that attempting to murder anyone who even looks at Howard the wrong way would upset him.
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Obliviously Evil / int_69d15cc0	comment	Marvel Cinematic Universe: Thor: While during most of his screen time he does not veer this far into insanity, there is a moment at the end of the movie when Loki genuinely doesn't seem to have any idea that he's doing anything wrong. Considering what he is doing at the time, his father is understandably horrified. Thor more or less tried to do the same thing at the beginning of the movie and was told off by Odin for it, so it's apparent Loki wasn't paying attention. Zig-zagged in Avengers: Age of Ultron, the arguably scariest thing about the titular Big Bad is that he's angry, and he's in serious denial that he's angry, so he doesn't seem to understand that he's doing anything wrong and illogical. Ultron goes on about how he's going to help humanity evolve in order to properly bring about peace, but he plans to do this by engineering an extinction level event, not seeming to realize that in doing so, there's not going to be anyone left alive to evolve.
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Obliviously Evil / int_69de2e4d	comment	In No Rest for the Wicked, the witch from Hansel and Gretel isn't eating children out of malice or hunger. She lived out in the woods with her children (named Hansel and Gretel) but they were slowly dying from sickness. Going mad with grief, she thought there was no place to keep her children safe... except "inside." When the townspeople started abandoning their children in the woods, she thought that the lost children were Hansel and Gretel, who "escaped", and took them "back in" again. It actually is somewhat disturbing when Red is pushing her into the oven and the witch starts to scream that they can't do this, she has children and no-one else can care for them...
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Obliviously Evil / int_6ac55ec7	comment	Dungeons & Dragons: Averted. In the general setting. Any creature that doesn't have the capacity to comprehend good and evil (those of animal intelligence, that is) are always neutral (or unaligned in recent editions), no matter how much destruction they cause. This includes the tarrasque, which is capable of mass destruction when it's active. It is still entirely possible for this to be played straight through means other than just being too unintelligent to comprehend good and evil, of course. And there is one exception to the animal intelligence rule (or rather, another rule that supersedes that one) — beings who are at least partly made of an alignment have that alignment as a default even if they have animal intelligence or are even mindless. A vignette in Dragon magazine features a child-ghost who doesn't know she's dead, and doesn't know that she has a life-draining touch attack. She's just trying to reach someone.
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Obliviously Evil / int_6bbde1c8	comment	Overwatch gives us Sigma, a brilliant astrophysicist-turned-supervillain working for Talon after a Freak Lab Accident gave him terrifying gravity powers. However, all of this is entirely out of his comprehension — the accident also inflicted a massive psychological toll and has left him unable to properly comprehend his present surroundings. To boot, he has little to no villainous motivations, and he only works for Talon because he's been led to believe that they're a philanthropic organization allowing him to continue his scientific research, when in reality they're just using him as a weaponized Person of Mass Destruction. In gameplay, he perceives his battles as some kind of field experiment.
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Obliviously Evil / int_6c1d09b3	comment	In Fallout 3 and Fallout 4, the Children of Atom are a cult of radiation worshippers who believe that, through irradiating living cells until they break down, entirely new universes that were previously locked up in-potentia spring into existence. They're not malicious, they're just blinded by their own religious fanaticism, leading them to undertake "holy" events that cause them to kill people in the name of "helping them". In Fallout 3, they start stealing bottles of the pure water the Lone Wanderer helped create and contaminating them with radioactive pollutants before giving them out to ignorant, innocent travelers, who proceed to die from radiation poisoning. In Fallout 4, one band who has settled on the island of Far Harbor is determined to destroy the devices that ward off the lethally radioactive mists from settled zones. The ones at Kingspoint Lighthouse and Crater House are a seeming aversion, as they are immediately hostile to anyone who approaches and will attack without provocation.
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Obliviously Evil / int_6c9193a1	comment	The Venture Brothers: The oft-mentioned-on-the-trope-page Alternative Character Interpretation of Rusty Venture is that he is actually more of a villain than a hero. At one point, he asks Brock if he is a bad person. He seems genuinely upset at the concept. It also doesn't help that Brock is reluctant to say he's evil. He doesn't think Rusty's evil, he just thinks he's a Jerkass. And he's right.
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Obliviously Evil / int_6cd3b44f	comment	Hansel and Gretel from Black Lagoon qualify. Children emotionally/physically/sexually abused into insanity, they see no problem with being cruel and sadistic murderers because, in their minds, that's how the world works. So much so that when Rock expresses sympathy and a lack of desire to have intercourse with Gretel, she suffers a Villainous BSoD.
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Obliviously Evil / int_6ceabc	comment	Blacknail the goblin protagonist of The Iron Teeth web serial doesn't have human morality, and in fact has never even really been exposed to morality as a concept. For instance it's never occurred to him that eating people would be bad.
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Obliviously Evil / int_6f8df1a1	comment	Dead Poets Society: Neil Perry's father seems to be a well-intentioned father who does care about Neil's well-being, but because he really sees Neil as an extension of himself and his legacy, he just can't comprehend the real effect his actions have on his son. After Neil commits suicide, he blames Welton Academy and Mr. Keating in particular instead of even thinking he'd done something wrong himself.
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Obliviously Evil / int_701f0ece	comment	Father Mozgus in Berserk is a fanatical Knight Templar who tortures people for anything that even vaguely hints at heresy. However, there's no hint of hypocrisy anywhere in his actions — he genuinely believes this is the right thing to do, and his faith is real. He doesn't spare himself from the pain, either — his personal prayer ritual involves repeatedly slamming his face into a stone floor. It's just that, in his view, suffering is the best way to bring about faith.
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Obliviously Evil / int_702a974	comment	Shadow of the Colossus is a case of this, but then again, there is never any doubt that the Colossi would leave you (and the rest of the world) alone. You are the one going into their lairs and stabbing them in the head or armpit because of a deal with an ancient, morally ambiguous entity.
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Obliviously Evil / int_70c7b114	comment	On Gilligan's Island, the castaways are menaced by a gorilla who found an old cache of military weapons. The Professor realizes that the gorilla doesn't want to harm them. The gorilla was a witness to war and assumed that fighting was how humans played with one another.
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Obliviously Evil / int_71169c78	comment	The Wrong Customer from Chowder has a tiny old man who drives crazily around town in his snail car causing wanton damage everywhere he goes, and being chased by the local police force. The audience quickly sees however that this "dangerous criminal" is just both blind and deaf, and thus has no way to tell that he's causing any trouble whatsoever. From his perspective, he's just taking his usual drive home, and he mistake's Mung Daal's kitchen for his home, and causes all sorts of problems for Schnitzel due to Truffles thinking he's a customer, such as walking into an oven, or ripping off Schnitzel's apron thinking it's a towel to dry himself off with.
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Obliviously Evil / int_72262aee	comment	Avatar: The Last Airbender: A possible interpretation of the monarchs's behavior of the Fire Nation, especially Fire Lord Ozai. Here's what he says to Zuko in The Promise, Part 2 Heck, in what is arguably his only appearance as an actual character in the series proper, Fire Lord Sozin, the man who started the Hundred Year War, led the attempted genocide of the Air Nomads, and was responsible for most conflicts in the show, came up with it all with nothing but the honest intention of bringing his domain's progress and prosperity to everyone. He even brought up the subject to his best friend, Avatar Roku, protector of good and balance in the world at the time, expecting nothing but joy and support. By the end of his life, what he had done finally hit him, and he dies a sad, empty man, unable to put a stop to what his even worse successors continued.
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Obliviously Evil / int_73b74949	comment	Borderlands: Handsome Jack from Borderlands 2 outright states that he is the hero of the story. What's worse, he believes that it's actually the player who's the evil one. In Tales from the Borderlands, Jack's Virtual Ghost plans to create an army of himself by killing people and stuffing robotic endoskeletons into their corpses for his AI to inhabit. He is genuinely confused and hurt by the idea that anyone could not want such a thing to happen to them. After all, he's the most awesome person ever! Don't you want to be just as awesome as him?
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Obliviously Evil / int_74c5b2f3	comment	Nintendo Wars: In Advance Wars: Days of Ruin, both of Caulder's/Stolos' Opposite-Sex Clone daughters, Penny/Lily and Tabitha/Larissa, arguably qualify as this. Penny is a small child whose mind is thoroughly broken from too many experiments and appears to think razing the landscape and blowing people up with tanks is just a fun game she plays with her family. Tabitha's older and crueler than Penny, but a good deal of her dialogue, (especially in the questionably-canon tactics segments) implies she doesn't really understand that testing her dear old dad's horrendous super-weapons in live combat on a rag-tag group of survivors just trying to live in peace is wrong. In the EU translation Dark Conflict, Lily is still presented as Obliviously Evil but Larissa is not: she is The Social Darwinist and enjoys picking on the weak and blowing up things out of her own volition.
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Obliviously Evil / int_755fadab	comment	Haruhi Suzumiya. All she wants to do is make the world a less boring place. Unfortunately, for the rest of us, she doesn't seem to comprehend that not everyone shares her sense of fun, and perhaps more importantly, doesn't realize that her mere subconscious thoughts have a serious impact on the world around her.
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Obliviously Evil / int_77475565	comment	Nurse Ratched, the dictatorial head nurse from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, is likely genuinely trying to help her patients and improve society albeit with a different interpretation of just what that means that comes across as inexplicably alien in the film. Or it has to do with her being corrupted by power and/or simply being a sadist. Possibly also an example of an Unreliable Narrator, which was much more clear in the book.
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Obliviously Evil / int_781e5571	comment	Marvel Comics #1000: The Enclave get a little confused when they get their hands on the Eternity Mask and are unable to get it to work for them, since the mask only works for good. They just want to use it to Take Over the World. What's so evil about that?
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Obliviously Evil / int_79a1465e	comment	And in the sequel book Speaker for the Dead, the pequeninos ritually sacrifice several humans because it's how these aliens metamorphosize into their next form as sentient trees. Unfortunately, humans don't have a "third life".
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Obliviously Evil / int_79d34d4d	comment	Counterpart (2018): Implied in a lot of cases of counterparts trying to kill each other. An entire movement is formed around the belief that the two universes are doomed to destroy each other, despite the fact that counterpart relationships span the spectrum of human interactions. Some kill each other out of envy or self-hate. Some begrudgingly cooperate. Some get romantically involved.
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Obliviously Evil / int_7ab10627	comment	V'Ger in Star Trek: The Motion Picture and the alien probe in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home almost extinguish all life on Earth, both completely unaware that they are about to kill sentient beings. V'Ger actually does kill a lot of people, including some Klingons, the crew of Epsilon Nine, and Ilia, before realizing that they're lifeforms.
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Obliviously Evil / int_7ab1b252	comment	Dr. Greta Helsing: Leonora van Dorne's youth-restoring spell works via Vampiric Draining through Sympathetic Magic and is actively destabilizing reality. As an Unwitting Pawn of the villains, she has no clue that the spell has any side effects; she's so horrified when she finds out that she kills herself in an attempt to reverse them.
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Obliviously Evil / int_7c038c18	comment	Baljeet in the Phineas and Ferb episode "Cranius Maximus". He is not trying to kill all life on Earth by eliminating the atmosphere, he has just been driven partially insane by his newly-enhanced intelligence, and figures that it is the easiest way to see the universe better. He also seems to forget that he himself needs the atmosphere to breathe.
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Obliviously Evil / int_7c6649d2	comment	In Stephenie Meyer's The Host (2008) the Souls genuinely think that they improve the lives of the species that they take over. They end war, hunger, and disease! The problem is that they also destroy the mind/soul of their hosts and so are enacting a planetwide genocide on the humans, and they've done so countless times before. Even when free humans explain exactly why the humans hate them, the main Soul character struggles to comprehend what the problem is.
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Obliviously Evil / int_7e9d1a6c	comment	Frozen features a particularly heartbreaking example; after Elsa's powers are revealed, she throws herself into exile. She's actually quite happy with this arrangement, because she's no longer able to hurt anyone and, in total isolation, decides that she can finally stop hiding her powers and quit restraining them. There's only one problem: In "letting it go" she unwittingly unleashed her powers on the world, plunging it into an unending winter and doing exactly what she wanted to avoid. Her reaction when Anna reveals this to her isn't pretty.
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Obliviously Evil / int_7ee7a6ed	comment	Fae Farm: The sprites don't realise that the natural disasters they cause for fun, such as whirlpools, are harming people until the player talks to them.
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Obliviously Evil / int_8125b468	comment	Batman, of all people, gets hit with this trope in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. After seeing Superman's destructive power in the Battle of Metropolis, Batman is convinced Superman is a threat to mankind and must be destroyed at all cost. In his mind, he is saving the world from a potential alien dictator. What he would be actually doing is killing a genuinely good man trying to make a difference. He only comes to regret this attitude in the climax.
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Obliviously Evil / int_813b324e	comment	asdfmovie: Possibly the "I Like Trains" kid. Every time he talks, he summons a train to run over himself or someone nearby, and he doesn't seem to be aware he's doing it.
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Obliviously Evil / int_81692f99	comment	Star Trek: Star Trek: The Original Series: Numerous examples of A.I.s so afflicted abound, and they are often defeated by a Logic Bomb delivered by Kirk at the climax of the episode in which he points out their errors: In "What Are Little Girls Made Of?", the robotic Roger Korby has to be reminded by Kirk that he is killing indiscriminately, "with no more concern than when you turn off a light". The Nomad probe in "The Changeling" has no concept of right or wrong, only perfection and imperfection. Both the Landru ("The Return of the Archons") and Vaal ("The Apple") computers are simply following, in a strict literal fashion, the programming of the mortal prophets which made them, to the detriment of the societies and peoples they lord over. The androids in "I, Mudd" think that they would be doing humankind a favor by conquering them so as to cater to their every need (except for the one for self-determination). The M5 computer in "The Ultimate Computer" follows its literal programming to defend itself, not realizing that it's committing murder until Kirk points this out. The Horta in "The Devil In The Dark" is originally depicted as this. It's then subverted by the discovery that it was actually the humans who were this, as they had been unwittingly killing her children, and she was only attacking to make them stop. To the credit of all parties, once matters are explained, they agree to let bygones be bygones and become friends. Akuta in "The Apple" when the computer god Vaal orders him to kill Captain Kirk and his officers. He has no understanding of the immorality of murder; to him, it's simply "...a thing to do, like feeding Vaal". The Borg have killed and performed Unwilling Roboticisation and Body Horror on countless species throughout the multiverse. From their perspective, conquering then modifying entities to become part of their Hive Mind is a great act of kindness. Scary thing is, those who have experienced this agree being part of a greater whole is quite joyous. They only object to forcing people to join. The Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Silicon Avatar" is devoted to this trope. Picard suggests it might apply to the Crystalline Entity, an incredibly powerful being that devours all organic life on planets, sentient or otherwise, right down to the bacteria. (Data's homeworld was one victim.) Picard wonders whether the Entity is actually malicious or if it might simply be unaware of the true repercussions of what it's doing (like filter-feeding whales preying on krill). Unfortunately, the Entity is destroyed by the revenge-obsessed mother of a victim before communication can be successfully established, so whether the Entity was truly malicious or not is left unanswered. This ends up being the case with Species 10-C in Star Trek: Discovery season 4: the extragalactic beings only wanted to protect their home from the disaster that cost them their last one. However, being a Hive Mind so thorough that they have no concept of individualism, they literally have no idea that the Dark Matter Anomaly that they use to mine the source needed to power that protection is murdering countless lives through the cosmos.
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Obliviously Evil / int_840a0712	comment	Cupcakes (Sergeant Sprinkles): Pinkie Pie just wants to throw Dash a party! Specifically, a demented-serial-killer-murders-you party! Isn't it fun being maimed, killed, and eaten?
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Obliviously Evil / int_848d6e83	comment	The Materials in Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A's Portable: The Battle of Aces. As Levi explained in the Gears of Destiny sequel, the three were in a half-asleep state from having just physically manifested, which was the reason for their mindless rampage in the previous game. Well, at least Stern and Levi were Obliviously Evil. Lord Dearche is a Card-Carrying Villain who was still planning to blow up everything at the beginning of the sequel.
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Obliviously Evil / int_859f63e3	comment	Dragon Ball Abridged: Nappa does all of the same horrible things that he does in the show, but never seems to realize it.
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Obliviously Evil / int_85b79d17	comment	This happens in the Black Mirror episode "Men Against Fire", in which soldiers are outfitted with a combat computer upgrade to their brains, which, among other motivational tactics, makes them see undesirables targeted by the state as inhuman creatures that should be killed on sight.
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Obliviously Evil / int_86d75b82	comment	In Wonder Egg Priority, the apparent suicides of countless teenage girls across the Multiverse are eventually revealed to be the work of Frill, a sentient AI created by Acca and Ura-Acca, who ended up killing Acca's family out of jealousy. Frill genuinely doesn't seem to understand that what she is doing is wrong, or why Acca and Ura-Acca are so upset about it.
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Obliviously Evil / int_86f6da00	comment	Street Fighter: Zangief truly thinks that Bison is fighting against the oppressors, and is not the actual villain. When his partner Dee Jay informs him that they're the bad guys, and it's time to bail before the heroes get them, he's stunned. Cue Heelâ€“Face Turn. Bison himself doesn't seem to understand why people consider him a villain, even though he has a chandelier made out of human bones.
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Obliviously Evil / int_881fc8ff	comment	A Hat in Time has Mustache Girl, who becomes desperate enough in her solo resistance against the brutal Mafia who took over her hometown as to steal Hat Kid's Time Pieces and use their power to create an alternate timeline where she rules and acts as Judge, Jury, and Executioner to the entire world, after Hat Kid refuses to use the Time Pieces in such a manner. Even so, Mustache Girl genuinely believes she's doing the right thing, and can't understand why anyone has a problem with her ridding the world of "bad guys" even when she becomes an authoritarian tyrant. She only starts to feel regret when she realizes that succeeding at her plans would leave her all alone. Given what she's been through, it's not hard to understand why she would Jump Off the Slippery Slope.
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Obliviously Evil / int_89446aa7	comment	In Glass Onion, Birdie appears to be simply too ignorant and self-absorbed to notice when she does bad things or learn from the consequences. She casually drops ethnic slurs on social media without knowing what they actually mean and why they're offensive, is implied to have put on Blackface makeup intended as "a tribute to BeyoncÃ©," and her use of sweatshop labor turns out to stem from her not knowing what a sweatshop even is and thinking they're just where sweatpants are made.
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Obliviously Evil / int_8a27d31c	comment	October Daye: April in the novel A Local Habitation. As an uploaded intelligence, and of a childlike Dryad at that, she helps in murderous experiments because she doesn't realize that once someone is "offline" they can't be "rebooted".
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Obliviously Evil / int_8b0cbf75	comment	Robert Neville of the novel I Am Legend and its various adaptations is the last man in a post-apocalyptic world. He spends his time killing the vampire/zombie-like creatures that everyone else has become, thinking them mindless beasts. He later finds out that many of the infected humans had found ways to retain their sentience and he had been killing innocent people.
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Obliviously Evil / int_8ba4613a	comment	Death Note: Misa Amane. Unlike Light, she doesn't even try to rationalize her actions; it simply never occurred to her that murdering tens of thousands of people is wrong. Or her love/lust for Light distracts her. Mind you, she was killing people just to meet Kira before she even knew it was him. Her childishness, which is even greater than Light's, makes it hard to tell what really makes her tick. Light Yagami himself is firmly convinced that he's a Dark Messiah Well-Intentioned Extremist whose actions are justified and necessary. When Ryuk remarks that he'll be the only evil person in the world left should his plans succeed, Light is perplexed and states outright he doesn't know what Ryuk is talking about. He's also a good example of how this trope does not remotely excuse a character by its mere existence, as his complete inability to recognize himself becoming increasingly sadistic and crossing moral event horizons left and right arguably makes him worse than if he simply murdered people for money or power, as Near points out during his Kirk Summation.
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Obliviously Evil / int_8d318bad	comment	Booster from Super Mario RPG. Though even "evil" is probably a tad bit strong as the worst he does is hold Princess Peach against her will and pick a fight with Mario (both of which are practically national sports in the Mushroom Kingdom at this point), and cause some trouble in Marrymore, Booster is basically an oblivious Manchild who isn't even able to understand what crying is, let alone that Peach is doing it because she's upset about being forced to marry him. In fact, he's never truly "defeated" — he eats the wedding cake, declares the wedding over, and just goes home without Peach, clearly not realizing that after a marriage the bride and groom are supposed to be together. Though very rough around the edges, he just wants to invite people to come to his tower, play with him and his snifits, and eat cake. Returning to his tower after defeating Valentina shows she's not only landed at Booster Tower, but Booster was actually able to win her affections by whispering something into her ear.
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Obliviously Evil / int_8df5521b	comment	Superman: Bizarro often has this problem, depending on which version you're dealing with. Often, he'll try to do good but have no concept of how destructive his own strength is and cause more collateral damage than help, or he'll actively blow things up because his "save/destroy" wires are crossed. In The Jungle Line, Superman gets infected with a deadly disease caused by a fungus known as the Bloodmorel, but said fungus does not intend to kill him. It is only a mindless organism trying to survive by spreading its spores in the only way it knows. Supergirl foe/ally Bizarrogirl in the eponymous story has no idea that she's really hurting people. She kills a man merely because he was bothering her, and is horrified once the godship's attack forces her to understand what death is really about. In The Unknown Supergirl, a humongous eldritch abomination named the Infinite Monster stomps a path of destruction through America, but it doesn't seem malevolent or aggressive, but completely unaware of the existence of little living things scurrying around its massive feet. The Plague of the Antibiotic Man: Jevik is a barely sapient alien monster who does not understand why to spread a plague and hurt people is bad thing, since he only does what he is told. In the Elseworld tale Superman: Red Son, Superman himself becomes one of these. This version genuinely believes his support of the totalitarian rulership of the Soviet Union is a benefit to mankind, and overall composes himself as the same kind, Humble Hero we all know and love. The problem isn't necessarily that he doesn't care about people, but rather, due to his revised upbringing of repression within the Warsaw Pact, he focuses almost exclusively on the bigger picture and has trouble understanding people as individuals with human desires and autonomy. When Superman starts outright brainwashing people into subservience, he genuinely thinks he's fixing the problem by eradicating The Evils of Free Will, never once questioning that there are far bigger root causes that would lead to such opposition.
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Obliviously Evil / int_8e1ff6b8	comment	ONE has Airy, who put all the contestants in a game show against their will, but doesn't understand why they're so angry at them. He just wanted to have fun.
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Obliviously Evil / int_8e68cca9	comment	Digger: The skin lizards. They don't get why people are so intent on keeping their skin. Values Dissonance plays a huge role in Digger. The hyenas practice funerary cannibalism, something which causes Digger some trouble (being a strict herbivore) and greatly confuses Shadowchild in its morality lessons (one of which had been "don't eat anything that talks"). After his Heroic Sacrifice, Digger allows the skins to take Ed's, because they had befriended him and meant to honor him by it.
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Obliviously Evil / int_8fbd67b8	comment	A French Village: MÃ¼ller is too absorbed with his story, hardened from his experience or indoctrinated into thinking it's fine to even notice Hortense's horror at hearing him describe how he supervised mass murders of Jews in the Soviet Union. He doesn't appear to realize that casually propositioning her once he's finished would offend her either.
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Obliviously Evil / int_8fd3db0b	comment	Star Trek: Lower Decks: In "Much Ado About Boimler", the Osler is Starfleet's most ominous ship, with a spiky design, purple clouds perpetually surrounding it, dark corridors, and a captain with an Evil Laugh, but it turns out that he's a decent guy — if pretty solidly into Creepy Good territory — and and the end he agrees that he should probably make the ship look more inviting.
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Obliviously Evil / int_9004922f	comment	The assassin Jonathan Teatime from Hogfather does not seem to entirely understand that his actions (and he himself) are evil. As Susan Sto-Helit says when confronting him, "You were the little boy who didn't know the difference between throwing a stone at a cat and setting a cat on fire." Teatime is only an apprentice assassin. Not because he can't perform well, but because he is known within the Assassin's Guild for lack of elegance on his assignments, which, in his case, means not only killing the target but nailing the target's head to the wall and killing his family, servants, and household pets on the way out for fun. Oddly enough, he actually likes animals—he just doesn't think of drugging a guard dog instead of nailing it to the ceiling.
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Obliviously Evil / int_908507bd	comment	Alfred's Playhouse: While in his blissfully ignorant happy place, Alfred Alfer does not realize that he's traumatizing the FedEx guy,who isn't having as much fun as he is.
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Obliviously Evil / int_909622f4	comment	Arrow: Rebirth: When his Mask of Sanity is in place anyway, Malcolm sincerely believes himself a good man acting in the best interest of his city, and sees the Undertaking as the ultimate demonstration of Pay Evil unto Evil. He's even stopped all attempts at gentrifying/improving the Glades to keep it a crime ridden slum, and wants both Rebecca's clinic and C.N.R.I. closed to ensure there are no good people in the Glades when he destroys it. Tommy, in Rise, is elitist and naive, and thus a Spanner in the Works for Oliver and co. because he thinks Oliver is insane and needs genuine psychiatric help. He goes to the extreme length of exposing Oliver as the Green Arrow to do that, with catastrophic consequences.
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Obliviously Evil / int_909ca4b1	comment	The User in ReBoot. He's just an ordinary computer user like you. But whenever he wins a game, he turns some of Mainframe's citizens into slug-like creatures.
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Obliviously Evil / int_90a3a7f4	comment	Played with in Kim Possible. The first time Team Possible meets SeÃ±or Senior Senior and his son, SeÃ±or Senior Junior, it's under the impression that the billionaire is actively draining a nearby city of electrical power. When they arrive, it turns out the Seniors are simply overusing electricity in mundane ways (like Junior's oversized tanning lamp). Kim sits Senior down and teaches him some energy-conserving habits to fix the problem. But then Ron starts going on about how much Senior's home looks like a supervillain lair, inspiring Senior Senior to take up supervillainy as a hobby.
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Obliviously Evil / int_90c73dda	comment	Animorphs: The Howlers don't know that they are massacring peaceful species in horrendous ways: it's all just a game to them and they actually have a playful disposition. Dolphins are depicted similarly (and, in fact, the Howler mindset is directly compared to theirs), which means that this trope applies to them as well (at least in the Animorphs universe). This is Truth in Television, probably, as dolphins have been observed killing porpoises for fun. And orcas were once filmed killing a blue whale and leaving it to die without eating any of it at all.
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Obliviously Evil / int_914e2915	comment	Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time: It's not so much that Doctor Nitros Brio isn't aware what he's doing is wrong, so much as he's so delusional and insane that he doesn't seem to ever make the connection from "terrible things are happening" to "maybe I should stop making them happen". In his mind, him killing Crash and Coco while testing an experimental potion he plans to use against Cortex is the same as them all working together as colleagues â€” in fact, he seems to perceive himself as the good guy. He laments the plight of Tranquility Falls residents, but is also dismissive of them for not wanting to help him with his dangerous mind and body-altering experiments; after he went ahead with the experiments anyway, and excuses how they all died/mutated with the old saying about how You Can't Make an Omelette....
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Obliviously Evil / int_91684031	comment	PokÃ©mon Black and White: Up until the very end of the game, N honestly believed that all Pokemon were inevitably abused by trainers and that the only humane solution was to separate them. When he finds out that not only was the entire Team Plasma operation a front for Ghetsis to get rid of any competition, but also that his entire worldview was deliberately misshapen and manipulated by Ghetsis and that he'd been wrong the entire time, he was... distressed, to say the least. An interesting thing to note about N is that he was acknowledged as a hero by one of the two major legendary PokÃ©mon of this generation. Also, unlike the player, who had to battle the legendary who sided with them, N simply befriended his legendary, like he did with every other PokÃ©mon he fought with throughout the game. Another thing to note about N is that he didn't try to separate everyone from their PokÃ©mon by force; he wanted them to recognize him as the hero of legend and willingly release their PokÃ©mon. Sadly for him, however, a Plasma scientist that hacked into the storage system was preparing to release everyone's PokÃ©mon regardless... The sequels suggest that Ghetsis simply cannot fathom that Pokemon aren't just tools for his own benefit, that other humans do care about them, or even that they're sentient, much less sapient.
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Obliviously Evil / int_927963ad	comment	The Great Divorce has an example in the vein of The Divine Comedy example above. Most of the sinners depicted are unaware of their evilness (and that they're in hell), but a few are mentioned who are Card Carrying Villains who just went up to heaven's borders to defy it. Apparently, these ones are easier to redeem than the ones who already think they're good.
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Obliviously Evil / int_92fcc4d9	comment	The ELS from Gundam 00 Awakening Of The Trailblazer. Humanity defends itself from them because these flying hunks of living metal keep trying to absorb and transform humans. It later turns out that the ELS were not being malicious: they were simply trying to communicate with and understand humanity, and the most efficient way they knew to do so was to combine physical forms and share consciousness. Once the ELS realize why they're being perceived as hostile, they stop immediately, and begin finding alternate methods of communication.
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Obliviously Evil / int_95124432	comment	The title character of The Bad Seed adaptations puts the "Enfant" in Enfant Terrible, acting like a normal girl whenever she's not killing people. She's not sadistic in the least, and one character compares her Lack of Empathy to a blind girl not understanding the concept of sight. Some of her conversations with her mother indicate that she can't even predict how someone with empathy would respond to murder. This most emphatically does not make her any less creepy.
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Obliviously Evil / int_95b583eb	comment	Sweet/Vicious: The series antagonist Nate Griffin, despite raping Jules' prior to the series, generally doesn't seem to grasp what he did to her was wrong. Or at least why what he did was wrong; as far as Nate is concerned, he only slept with Jules while she was drunk, and at worst "cheated" on his girlfriend Kennedy. As such he spends much of the series as a casual and lingering presence in Jules' life, even going as far as to enter her bedroom and sit on her bed to talk to Kennedy while she and Jules were already having a conversation. When Jules confronts him about his assault, he can only respond with a confused "What are you talking about ?". Subverted towards the end of the series; after Nate is officially charged as a rapist, while on a drug fueled rant, Nate showcases that if he's aware of the severity of his actions now, he just doesn't care.
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Obliviously Evil / int_964243ec	comment	Epithet Erased: Prison of Plastic: While "evil" is a strong word for Lorelai Blyndeff, a big part of the reason she's the antagonist of the story is her severe case of Main Character Syndrome. Lorelai takes, as a given, that her actions are justified, or at worst "no big deal", and defaults to blaming other people for the consequences of her actions, allowing her to maintain a heroic self-image regardless of how much of a selfish brat she's actually being. At her final assessment, Giovanni notes that somehow, despite her terrible treatment of Molly and her constant cheating at the challenges he's set, she still sees herself as "the good guy".
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Obliviously Evil / int_97abe183	comment	The nanobots from The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius were originally created to act as bodyguards against the school bully Terry. However, even after Terry moved away after their initial encounter with him, they continued to "defend" Jimmy from everyone around him at school, even his own friends. Jimmy even tried telling them to stop only for them to think he was being threatened by someone and became more aggressive towards Jimmy's classmates. It wasn't until Jimmy confused them by beating himself up making them struggle to figure out how to defend Jimmy without harming him that he was able to finally defeat the nanobots. And that's just the first episode they appeared in...
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Obliviously Evil / int_99a6d9a	comment	In Immortal Defense, you're introduced to a group of quirky and lovable Points that represent your emotions, which you use to fight enemies. And they go on being quirky and lovable while you use them to commit genocide, betray a people who worshipped you, and kill millions of relatively innocent aliens while defending (big freaking spoiler) a rock in space that you've deluded yourself is your dead homeworld come back to life.
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Obliviously Evil / int_9a7088bc	comment	Star Trek: The Original Series: Numerous examples of A.I.s so afflicted abound, and they are often defeated by a Logic Bomb delivered by Kirk at the climax of the episode in which he points out their errors: In "What Are Little Girls Made Of?", the robotic Roger Korby has to be reminded by Kirk that he is killing indiscriminately, "with no more concern than when you turn off a light". The Nomad probe in "The Changeling" has no concept of right or wrong, only perfection and imperfection. Both the Landru ("The Return of the Archons") and Vaal ("The Apple") computers are simply following, in a strict literal fashion, the programming of the mortal prophets which made them, to the detriment of the societies and peoples they lord over. The androids in "I, Mudd" think that they would be doing humankind a favor by conquering them so as to cater to their every need (except for the one for self-determination). The M5 computer in "The Ultimate Computer" follows its literal programming to defend itself, not realizing that it's committing murder until Kirk points this out. The Horta in "The Devil In The Dark" is originally depicted as this. It's then subverted by the discovery that it was actually the humans who were this, as they had been unwittingly killing her children, and she was only attacking to make them stop. To the credit of all parties, once matters are explained, they agree to let bygones be bygones and become friends. Akuta in "The Apple" when the computer god Vaal orders him to kill Captain Kirk and his officers. He has no understanding of the immorality of murder; to him, it's simply "...a thing to do, like feeding Vaal".
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Obliviously Evil / int_9ab32c13	comment	Pony POV Series: The Dark World version of Fluttercruel is a definite Type 4. In "Angry Cruel Love", she tells Rarigreed that, for her, torturing other ponies shows her how much she loves her father (in addition to being fun for her). And she loved no one more than her mother Fluttershy. So because she has fun torturing ponies, torturing her mother is 'sharing' the fun with her and therefore shows Fluttershy she loves her. Rarity quickly realizes instead of a psychotic monster, she's basically dealing with a spoiled brat no one ever bothered to tell the difference between a handgun and a hug to. Doesn't change the fact she's a sadistic Serial Killer or convince Rarity not to kill her (though she does so knowing no one alive could get it through her head it's wrong though. After having her body destroyed, something happens to her to make her start questioning her logic. During her next fight against the heroes (after she takes over Sparkler's body), she stops to wonder if she is wrong. Before Fluttercruel can decide for herself though, Rancor betrays Discord. This distracts Fluttercruel from her thinking, and makes her forget about it. Another example from the same fic is Tom, a Golem born from Dark World!Rarity's Element of Desire reacting to her desire for the bolder Discord tricked her into think is a diamond (which she now believes is her husband) to be alive and making it come true. Tom, being only a few seconds old at the time, genuinely doesn't know any better than what his mother tells him to do, which at the time is 'protect' her from the mane six's attempts to redeem her. They end up having to kill him to save her, something which is treated tragically due to this trope. The Changelings are also this for the most part. Their past two Queens have both lead them to believe ponies would kill them on sight if they knew what they really were and are their cattle. They also covered up the fact that Changelings can passively feed, which is in fact superior to stealing love. All in all, nearly any Changeling who's not Chrysalis or Professor Kabuto is this trope which contributes to their Heelâ€“Race Turn. Alula and Tootsie are this during the Finale Arc. While they're Discord's Co-Dragons using Magical Girl inspired powers, they have no idea they're on the bad side due to how they've been manipulated and lied to. The Spirits of Dark Magic, the entities who provide the power for Nightmares. Despite what they are and the results of their actions, they genuinely don't understand their actions are wrong. They think they're just playing and have no malicious intent. Word of God even states that they're dangerous, not evil.
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Obliviously Evil / int_9b1c2acd	comment	The protagonist Guy Montag from Fahrenheit 451 is a fireman and is introduced as having a delight of burning books. Later on he meets a new neighbor by the name of Clarisse Mcclellan and bonds with her before he starts questioning his own occupation and wondered as to what is so great about books while also stealing some of them from houses he and his fellow firemen burned, storing them in a ventilation grate in his home even after her death.
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Obliviously Evil / int_9b20c46e	comment	Elves in Lords and Ladies. They torture and kill because it's fun. They have no understanding of what right and wrong are and possess no empathy, so their idea of what is good equates to whatever amuses them.
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Obliviously Evil / int_9b29d6b8	comment	In Dragon Mango, Cherry obliviously released Sealed Evil in a Can and inflicted serious injuries and aggravated others by poking and jumping on Mango.
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Obliviously Evil / int_9b602c3f	comment	Queen's objective in Deltarune is to be a benevolent ruler with happy subjects who have every need taken care of. Unfortunately, the only way she knows how to rule is by force, and she sees the occasional brainwashing and ass-kicking as necessary, and outright kidnaps Noelle to help her open another Dark Fountain. She makes numerous efforts to make Noelle happy and expresses a lot of concern over her well-being, emphasizing that once the Fountain is open, she'll be able to give her anything she wants. It genuinely doesn't occur to her that her actions are causing more harm than good. When Noelle finally tells her off, Queen is shocked to realize she's been making her miserable, and lets her go with no hard feelings. Then she pulls a full Heelâ€“Face Turn when she learns that opening too many Fountains will bring on The End of the World as We Know It, since she never wanted that.
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Obliviously Evil / int_9b8c0c12	comment	Arsenic and Old Lace: Part of the horror (and Black Comedy) that revolves around Abby and Martha Brewster is the fact that they are a pair of nice little old ladies that don't see anything wrong with the fact that they have killed twenty homeless people and asked their crazy son Teddy to dispose of them, mostly by burying them in the basement. As they see it, the homeless people are suffering and killing them is an act of kindness, and because they don't see anything wrong with that they confess to anybody who asks — even the police (their grandson Mortimer, who is trying to get them committed to a nice asylum and not jail, instantly deflects this by making it a Sarcastic Confession).
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Obliviously Evil / int_9bb5aaf4	comment	Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Discussed during the (infamously dark) third season during Judai's duel with Professor Satou. Having been Maddened Into Misanthropy over how Judai's being a Book Dumb Ace has killed his students' interest in academics, Satou claims that someone who doesn't notice a problem is worse than someone who merely turns a blind eye, since while the second person can always have a change of heart someday, the first person can't. Judai calls this Insane Troll Logic and proceeds to win the duel... but the latter half of the season deals with how Satou was entirely correct; Judai's indifference towards how his actions affect others results in his going Leeroy Jenkins several times to rescue Johan, which directly results in his friends' deaths and the birth of hus Superpowered Evil Side, plunging the show into its Darkest Hour.
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Obliviously Evil / int_9cab871c	comment	In the second installment of Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe, Deadpool thinks he's seeing something completely different while killing off his friends. And just generally hallucinates the entire time.
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Obliviously Evil / int_9d47a2a2	comment	A Song of Ice and Fire likes to ask the reader an important question: does this trope make the awful things these characters do any better, any worse or just more heartbreaking? Victarion Greyjoy is by no means a malicious man, and is certainly no moustache-twirling villain. In many ways, he's actually quite admirable and straightforward. However, he wholeheartedly believes in the warped values of the culture he was raised in, and is too lacking in imagination, intelligence, and self-awareness to question them, let alone work around any existing loopholes for moral purposes. Or to work out when he's completely flunked Comparative Religion 101, for that matter. Brandon Stark unwittingly breaks almost every skinchanging taboo still remembered north of the Wall — all of which are in place to avoid people like him and Varamyr Sixskins misusing their power by abusing not just other people, but the beasts used as hosts, as well. Unlike with Varamyr, who knowingly becomes reviled and feared for theatrically chucking the rulebook into a metaphorical shredder, it's not exactly Bran's fault: nobody has ever taught him that rules even exist. Worse, what few teachers he has may even be deliberately misleading him. Robert Arryn is in the same boat as Bran: too young to realise that what he's doing is downright hideous. Calling for and then watching executions isn't supposed to be fun for small kids, but you try telling him and his mother that. Crown Prince (and later King) Joffrey Baratheon does usually have some idea when what he's doing is considered bad by other people around him — watching their impotent rage is one reason why he enjoys being an outright prick to others, after all. The thing is, he often really doesn't comprehend the multiple reasons why people would take issue in the first place, both because he's not all that bright or well-educated and because he's been raised to see whatever he does to be actually OK if he's the one doing it, since he's outranked almost everybody around him for his whole life. And, even if he doesn't outrank everybody all the time, it's still OK...if those very select few don't ever find out! (Which they mostly do — not that he thinks that far ahead.) Worse, many at Court have routinely covered for him when things have gone badly wrong, so he's not fully aware of how knock-on effects or direct consequences can affect him and others around him, too (and how that is not a good thing). He genuinely struggles to understand moral concepts more complex than Might Makes Right or "Because I Said So", and usually fails to. His Stupid Evil and Lethally Stupid acts have all of their roots solidly in this trope. Keep in mind that he's only about thirteen years old with a neglectful home life and a poor genetic hand. He still is a prime example of an evil little monster to deal with, however. Ask yourself this: in a world with things like psychiatric evaluations and antipsychotic medication (things Westeros could do with, frankly), would Aerys II "The Mad" Targaryen ever have become the paranoid pyromaniac who thought murdering two Starks and requesting the head of a third with a side order of a Baratheon would solve things? If the answer is "no", then most of his atrocities would have to live here, on the grounds that Captain Reason was not at the helm of his ship a lot of the time. Daenerys Targaryen means well enough and isn't a dunce, but when trying to Do Good in politics, she messes up. Badly. The decent, well-rounded and unbiased education she needed, but was actively denied by her unconventional upbringing and abusive brother... might have saved a lot of lives had she ever got it before she tried being a teen queen. Some of what she does goes so badly wrong, it hovers between this and the slightly more benign Not Quite the Right Thing.
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Obliviously Evil / int_9f89a5f0	comment	PokÃ©mon: PokÃ©mon Black and White: Up until the very end of the game, N honestly believed that all Pokemon were inevitably abused by trainers and that the only humane solution was to separate them. When he finds out that not only was the entire Team Plasma operation a front for Ghetsis to get rid of any competition, but also that his entire worldview was deliberately misshapen and manipulated by Ghetsis and that he'd been wrong the entire time, he was... distressed, to say the least. An interesting thing to note about N is that he was acknowledged as a hero by one of the two major legendary PokÃ©mon of this generation. Also, unlike the player, who had to battle the legendary who sided with them, N simply befriended his legendary, like he did with every other PokÃ©mon he fought with throughout the game. Another thing to note about N is that he didn't try to separate everyone from their PokÃ©mon by force; he wanted them to recognize him as the hero of legend and willingly release their PokÃ©mon. Sadly for him, however, a Plasma scientist that hacked into the storage system was preparing to release everyone's PokÃ©mon regardless... The sequels suggest that Ghetsis simply cannot fathom that Pokemon aren't just tools for his own benefit, that other humans do care about them, or even that they're sentient, much less sapient. There's also Archie and Maxie, the villains from PokÃ©mon Ruby and Sapphire, who truly believe that it would be a great idea to flood the world or dry the oceans, respectively; admittedly, their original plans weren't quite that extreme, and once they realize that that's what they're doing, they both pull Heel Face Turns. PokÃ©mon Diamond and Pearl: Cyrus was so twisted by bad parenting that he decided the world would be a better place without that sort of emotional turmoil — or any emotions at all. To this end he wants to mercy-kill reality and start over to rid the universe of human spirit, and while he understands that the player character would oppose that out of self-preservation, he thinks they're being naive by insisting human spirit is a good thing.
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Obliviously Evil / int_a0ae46e	comment	While Sid of Toy Story is a mean little brat, he does not understand that the toys he loves to mutilate and destroy are alive. As far as he can tell, he's just playing games. Or, to take it further, blowing off steam on "inanimate" effigies instead of actual living things. Except for when he stole his little sister's doll, ripped its head off, and screwed on the head of a toy pterodactyl on it just to laugh as he watches her cry.
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Obliviously Evil / int_a2c37f38	comment	Ignus of Planescape: Torment, a longtime Pyromaniac, whose mind has been too scrambled by being turned into a conduit to the elemental plane of fire (he has a wisdom score of 3, the lowest you can possibly get and meaning that his comprehension of the world is barely above that of an animal) to realize that other people might take issue with his desire to set everything on fire. After all, being able to be on fire 24/7 was the best thing that ever happened to him, how could anyone else object to that?
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Obliviously Evil / int_a366d0a8	comment	Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth: Nagi, or more accurately Enlil is the Big Bad of this game and her motive is to end all of humanity's suffering, and much like Izanami above, it is a goal that supposedly brings happiness to people. She draws in depressed people into her domain and comforts them....by trapping them in Lotus-Eater Machine Cinemas that only broadcast negative films that flow from the floor of her domain to the Cinemas, and it turns out that they are just pure negative emotions taking the form of a documentary, with all of the positive ones cut out. While this is a surefire way to drive her clients to suicide instead of bringing any comfort, she clearly has no idea of the consequences of her "salvation plan" and insists that she is correct, even when her former client and friend Hikari tried to correct her. Remember that Hikari was indirectly manipulated by her into becoming much more messed up than she already is until the Persona users came to the rescue. In fact, she considers Hikari's wake-up call as a BETRAYAL!
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Obliviously Evil / int_a4616794	comment	Friendship is Witchcraft: Twilight Acorna Sparkle seems utterly unable to even begin to comprehend how psychotically narcissistic and vindictive she is. As far as she's concerned, if she was evil, she wouldn't consistently get away with it all.
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Obliviously Evil / int_a46e4b5b	comment	Graf Michael Sepperin of RosenkreuzStilette had no idea that his idea of fighting against the Empire and sacrificing innocents was wrong, even if it was just to build a new world for Magi and protect Iris. Tia knew she was right to take it upon herself to stop her colleagues. It's too bad that she did not know that her determination to stop the coup against the Empire was all part of Iris' plan to cause everything that happened to the point of Sepperin's defeat for her own amusement and to usurp God himself instead of Tia's initial belief that the Count was behind it all.
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Obliviously Evil / int_a54eef52	comment	Russia in Hetalia: Axis Powers doesn't seem to realize there's anything wrong with the way he treats the other Soviet nations; on one occasion, he asks Latvia why he's so small, receives the response that it's because he keeps pushing him down, and then tries to help by stretching him. Being an Anthropomorphic Personification of the nation of Russia, he's had one hell of a Dark and Troubled Past, which has lead to him becoming a Cute But Psycho Stepford Smiler. And if Bloody Sunday wasn't the straw that broke the camel's back, it sure as hell didn't help.
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Obliviously Evil / int_a5549ed0	comment	Mentioned several times in The Bible. Most famously, even as Jesus is hanging on the cross he prays for forgiveness of those who put him there, for "they know not what they do." Earlier, Jesus is asked why he hangs out with the dregs of society, and he answers "it's not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick"note Matthew 9:10-13, which is often interpreted to mean that the religious leaders and other high-class folks were too absorbed in their own self-righteousness to admit they had a problem while those of lower status were more open to repentance.
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Obliviously Evil / int_a57cf54d	comment	Depending on how the metaplot finally plays out, it's entirely possible that the PCs of Darths & Droids may end up, through simple carelessness and/or Genre Blindness, instigating or abetting each and every one of the evils that Star Wars Episode III ends with, including, but not limited to, the Galactic Empire, the Death Star, Boba Fett, and Darth Vader. So far, only Pete seems to realize this, but he's in it For the Evulz anyway. Annie is also pretty clear on what she's doing, having intentionally written Anakin to be slightly unhinged and on the edge of sociopathy.
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Obliviously Evil / int_a599305d	comment	Mega Man Zero: Copy-X is an overgrown child with no comprehension of right and wrong, whose entire brief life has been spent being feted as a messianic figure under the assumption he's the genuinely compassionate original X. He can't have become anything else. However, that's just from the perspective of the innocent Reploids. The human populace sees him as a savior.
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Obliviously Evil / int_a59b5e9d	comment	Particularly chilling in The Giver. Jonas watches his own father commit infanticide, completely and blissfully unaware of what he's doing. The townspeople have no concept of death, and therefore, no idea that being "released" actually means being murdered.
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Obliviously Evil / int_a6543322	comment	The fairies in the Touhou Project are dim-witted eternal nature spirits and resurrect almost instantly if fatally injured, so they have no concept of death being permanent for others, and don't see setting people on fire or leading them into quicksand/off cliffs as anything more than a funny joke. However, by the same token, they also aren't bothered by getting shot on sight in self-defense, which both humans and youkai do with enthusiasm.
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Obliviously Evil / int_a817bc3b	comment	Why Women Kill: Bertram at first does not see anything wrong with involuntarily euthanizing people who have some incurable, painful ailments. He's just helping, in his mind, and doing them a favor. Over time after others' learn about this and try to make him stop he starts doubting however.
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Obliviously Evil / int_a90c872c	comment	How to Train Your Dragon: Stoick the Vast isn't evil by any means (in fact, he is quite The Good King) but his actions still fall under this. He believes he's doing the right thing by disowning his son and attacking every dragon in sight. But it's his bad temper and staunch traditionalism that almost gets his tribe slaughtered in the film's climax. (Until they're saved by his son — Hiccup — and a pack of dragons.) This carries over in a lesser form to Stoick's parenting; he's a neglectful father, but not because he dislikes Hiccup. It's because he has no idea how to connect with the boy (they are very different people).
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Obliviously Evil / int_abe2e836	comment	Marston in And Then There Were None killed two children with his reckless driving, and is too divorced from consequences to even understand that this was wrong. It's for this reason that he's killed off first; can't torture someone with guilt if they have none to begin with.
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Obliviously Evil / int_ac8b90f5	comment	Marauders in Mage: The Ascension are crazy mages whose powers constantly (and unconsciously) reshape reality around them to follow their delusions. As the nature of their madness is such that they can't ever understand that they are living in their own alternate reality, they often cause an incredible amount of chaos and destruction while acting (from their own perspective) in a sensible and rational way.
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Obliviously Evil / int_af42a07f	comment	In River's freak-out scene in Serenity, there is a brief moment where she is dancing gracefully through a willowy-white dream world... in her head. In actuality, she's dancing her fists and feet through anything that moves. She even Groin Attacks Jayne, even though he's trying to talk her down.
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Obliviously Evil / int_afc86b0a	comment	Ender's Game: The Buggers. They had no idea that they were killing actual intelligences since the average bugger is little more than an appendage. In their eyes, it was a war with no body count akin to a chess game until humanity took it a step further and killed their queen. The shock of this led the Buggers to finally figure it out and stop attacking, but then it was too late because humanity was traveling to their homeworld for revenge. Well, Ender, too. After all, He didn't know all those simulations were real. In fact, he only blew up the Bugger homeworld because he believed that the higher-ups would never put him in charge of actual ships if they thought he would actually go to such extremes. And in the sequel book Speaker for the Dead, the pequeninos ritually sacrifice several humans because it's how these aliens metamorphosize into their next form as sentient trees. Unfortunately, humans don't have a "third life".
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Obliviously Evil / int_afecd0bd	comment	In the 2007 film adaptation of Beowulf, Grendel has no problem killing humans because the sound of their parties causes him intense pain.
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Obliviously Evil / int_b0028436	comment	JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Enrico Pucci is a priest who believes himself to be doing the will of God. Said will involves manipulating everyone around him with his powers, killing anyone who opposes him, and at last bringing about the end of the universe and then remaking it without the protagonists alive in it, replaced by alternate copies, in addition to making all living beings who survived the universal reset know exactly how their lives will unfold and how they will die. Supposedly, this is what his friend and previous Big Bad DIO considers "Heaven": a perfect world where all living beings are constantly aware of their lack of free will and are able to be happy by living their lives to the fullest.
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Obliviously Evil / int_b169b776	comment	Almost the entire cast of SINoALICE is this. They're too obsessed with their desires and fulfill their concepts so deeply, they just do whatever they want, never mind what everyone else thinks. Even those who are aware that they're committing the sin of killing believe that it should be done in order to revive their authors. Of them, Red Riding Hood stands out the most — she's Ax-Crazy, embodying the Sin of Brutality, but she's actually a sweet, cheerful girl who genuinely doesn't understand that gruesomely murdering and mutilating others isn't as fun for them as it is for her. She's frustrated and confused by Sleeping Beauty's refusal to allow herself to be killed... because Sleeping Beauty wants to sleep forever, and Red Riding Hood genuinely doesn't think there's a difference between sleep and death.
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Obliviously Evil / int_b1d4639	comment	The Stone Giants in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey aren't trying to put the protagonists in horrible danger and possibly get them killed, they're just too busy fighting each other and the company is too small and insignificant for the Giants to notice they are there. This might also apply to the trolls and even to Gollum (or at least the SmÃ©agol part of his personality), who are just hungry and genuinely can't see their victims as anything other than food. Gollum even refers to sentient beings as "it" and hardly ever addresses them in the second person.
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Obliviously Evil / int_b370ddd1	comment	Thor: While during most of his screen time he does not veer this far into insanity, there is a moment at the end of the movie when Loki genuinely doesn't seem to have any idea that he's doing anything wrong. Considering what he is doing at the time, his father is understandably horrified. Thor more or less tried to do the same thing at the beginning of the movie and was told off by Odin for it, so it's apparent Loki wasn't paying attention.
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Obliviously Evil / int_b3788a5d	comment	HAL 9000 from 2001: A Space Odyssey. While not directly explained in Kubrick's movie, the novel and sequel elaborate that he was programmed to be both completely truthful and keep the crew from the motivations behind the flight to Jupiter — and when the crew becomes inquisitive, he has to find a way to fulfill both. 2010 shows that HAL is not inherently ill-willed — he agrees to let himself be destroyed with the Discovery to save the Leonov's crew, thanking the humans for explaining the situation to him.
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Obliviously Evil / int_b4996199	comment	Spider-Man: The villain of the The Amazing Spider-Man (2018) arc Lifetime Achievement accepts the (former) J. Jonah Jameson editorial line unquestioningly, so there's no doubt in his mind that when he attacks Spidey and J.J., he's stopping a criminal (who framed his father for being the Big Man), and the man who used to be the only one telling the truth, but has now inexplicably become his accomplice.
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Obliviously Evil / int_b8b43ba	comment	Debilitas from Haunting Ground; he relentlessly stalks Fiona because he thinks that she's a new doll for him to play with, however, like Lennie from Of Mice and Men, his enthusiasm makes him dangerous to be around. Thankfully he can be saved in a New Game Plus. Instead of killing him you instead drop a chandelier on him. That stuns him and than he looks at a statue of a goddess and then at Fiona and thinks she's the goddess. He gets a happy end in that after everything is over and done with he tends the garden of the mansion.
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Obliviously Evil / int_b962c879	comment	Fairy Tail: Jellal. He seems to genuinely believe that he's doing the right thing, but what he's trying to do is bring the story's Greater-Scope Villain back from the dead. That he kills one of his former friends, enslaves hundreds (albeit without them realizing this) and psychologically tortures his love interest before trying to use her as a sacrifice don't clue him in to the fact that he's on the wrong side. It does help that he was Brainwashed and Crazy at the time, but later chapters have painted this less as total control and more as giving him the motive and letting him handle the rest. Fukuro is a more blatant example as he genuinely believed that Natsu and his friends were the evil ones when he was the one working under the aforementioned Brainwashed and Crazy Jellal.
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Obliviously Evil / int_bc3e398b	comment	This is one of the most chilling aspects of Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. Cameron has a tendency to execute people or leave them to die when she has no further use for them, because her internal logic prioritizes her mission to protect John Connor above all else. In a few instances, she outright executes people whose only crime was to potentially endanger John's life; for example, she kills a trio of burglars who robbed the Connors' house because they had accessed their identification and financial information, but that information would allow someone else to track them down. Interestingly, it's often proven after the fact that Cameron made the right call. For example, Sarah is horrified when Cameron kills Enrique just because he might have been an informant, but a message left on Ellison's answering machine reveals that he was indeed an informant, and he was about to reveal the Connors' location to the FBI. And in the case of the burglars mentioned above, the one burglar that Sarah let live (without Cameron's knowledge) ended up leading Cromartie to them.
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Obliviously Evil / int_bc758ea9	comment	Elmyra Duff from Tiny Toon Adventures really loves animals, but is unaware of the torture she puts the animals through.
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Obliviously Evil / int_bc848d30	comment	SpongeBob SquarePants: All of the main characters represent one of the Seven Deadly Sins, but the only character who's consciously evil is Plankton. The Ugly Barnacle didn't mean to kill everyone else in the story, he was just that ugly.
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Obliviously Evil / int_bcadd7cb	comment	Warhammer 40,000: Some followers/demons of Nurgle are very happy and just want to hug others and make them a part of the family of grandfather Nurgle. They don't get why being rotting zombies with gaping weeping sores (among other things) isn't desirable to others. Nurgle is, quite literally, likened to a jovial grandfather. He's easily the nicest of the Chaos gods. This side of Nurgle is emphasized by his daemonic beasts, giant plague-ridden, acid-oozing slug-creatures called the Beasts of Nurgle; they're killing machines with the minds of playful, friendly puppies, who don't realise why their "playmates" become so dull and silent after a short hug. One of the more recent additions to the daemonic arsenal is the Rot Fly; the grown up form a Beast of Nurgle assumes once its perpetual bafflement gives way to resentment of the way that mortals won't play with them, becoming malevolent, flesh-eating fly-monsters. Then there's the arguable case of the Thousand Sons, who received so many "gifts" from their patron god Tzeentch that they were beginning to turn from gene-boosted human sorcerers to gibbering monstrosities. Arguable because whilst the denizens of the Warp often appear genuinely clueless about the limitations of the mortal physique, assuming that Tzeentch acts out of ignorance is seldom a wise move. There's also the Orks, who fight, maim, and kill their way across the universe because... it's fun. And it's what they were made to do. And all the other Orks are doing it. And it just feels right. They also have absolutely no fear of death, and consider a good enemy who can provide a hard fight to be a resource worth cultivating and releasing if captured; the Orkish word for such an individual is Grod, which roughly translates as best friend or favourite enemy. This is apparently standard attitude for the Imperium, as in one Last Chancers novel one of the title Penal Legion actually thinks that xenophobia towards humans isn't a very good reason for wanting to start a fight with a human, apparently forgetting the fact that the Imperium pillages and slaughters any alien species they come across, more often than not pursuing the race to extinction or very close to it. Ogryns are a species of abhumans who are as stupid and childlike as they are huge, displaying absolute faith in the God-Emperor that gets them held as an example. Getting them to side with Chaos involves less tempting and corrupting them as it does simply getting a superior telling them the Emperor is angry with the loyalists. Solidly Averted by the Inquisition. Inquisitors are all too aware that the wholesale slaughter of species who don't even have a concept of space more than ancient cavemen, monsters that very much deserve to be killed like the forces of Chaos and some Xenos species and even fellow humans who are endangering Imperial order and military logistics by rebellion or noncompliance (for example, over the fact that they may be starving or being worked to death) is a grim necessity. Though the occasional delusional maniac can be found as well, subjecting people what other Inquisitors would just put a lasbolt to the back of the head to horrible tortures to get a confession of heresy out of them, when the person was still worshipping the Imperial Cult and just wanted more food for their family.
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Obliviously Evil / int_bd05abd4	comment	For His Own Sake: Granny Hina and Mutsumi genuinely cannot grasp that they're doing more harm than good with their relentless attempts to manipulate Keitaro into returning as manager of the Hinata Inn and reuniting with Naru. Even after Keitaro calls them both out on being cruel people who are treating him like a thing for Naru's benefit, they rationalize his complaints as though he's been brainwashed by others and thus want him to go back to his "old self." They only finally realize how horrible they really are at the very end, when they've managed to alienate everyone around them. Mutsumi returns to her family in shame knowing she can never properly atone towards Keitaro for almost getting him killed, while Granny Hina leaves Japan forever knowing she sacrificed everything trying to help a selfish brat like Naru. Granny Hina's delusions extend to how she ran the Hinata Inn and coddle Naru and the other girls. Her family and friends are all appalled that she keeps making excuses for the horrible behavior Naru, Motoko, and Su demonstrate, and she refuses to recognize that she's not helping anyone by shielding the girls from the consequences of her actions. It's to a point that Mutsumi allies herself with the vile Chisato (who had Keitaro's cousin Yoshinari beaten up by thugs) and Kagura (who killed a boy) simply because they tell her what she wants to hear, even as everyone else (including Granny Hina) warn her point blank the two are bad news.
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Obliviously Evil / int_bfd7c6e0	comment	Possibly Kharla'ggen from Drowtales, since it's been hinted that she just doesn't have the mental capacity to understand what she's doing, and just wants to play with her dolls. And eat demons and consume their auras, the only thing that she proactively takes interest in as the theoretical ruler of her clan. Demons and dolls, those are the only real things to Kharla, or so it seems.
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Obliviously Evil / int_bfef9cdb	comment	In Welcome to Night Vale, the denizens of Desert Bluffs genuinely believe that conquering Night Vale and forcing them to worship the Smiling God is helping them reach their "full productive potential." (The Smiling God cult is organized as a corporation called Strex Corp.) Kevin in particular is so warped he interprets violence and distress as warm, happy things: he calls a choke a "hug" and thinks Night Vale citizens screaming and having seizures at the "Strex Corp Company Picnic" (read: work camp) are smiling and dancing and that killing and dismembering someone and smearing their remains all over the room is simply "decorating."
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Obliviously Evil / int_bff8ee28	comment	Marcus Immortus from A Prize for Three Empires intends to abduct a woman into the Limbo dimension and implant his "essence" in her in order to be reborn in the physical world and use his father's science to make a Golden Age on Earth. It never occurs to him that his chosen mate would object to his actions.
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Obliviously Evil / int_c29f1036	comment	The Prince of Egypt: Pharaoh Seti I is a stern father and ruler, though he is shown to genuinely love his wife and sons — being harsh towards Ramses in order to prepare him for the burden of ruling — and care deeply about the future of his empire. However, he sees nothing wrong with using the Hebrew people as slave labor or with having ordered the massacre of newborn Hebrew children at the beginning of the film, remarking to Moses — who had narrowly escaped being a victim of that massacre — that they were just slaves in an attempt to comfort him.
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Obliviously Evil / int_c2eb1b78	comment	In Delicious in Dungeon the Lunatic Magician genuinely believes that he's protecting and preserving his home, when in reality he's been trapping spirits in unwilling stasis and killing adventurers to save empty ruins.
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Obliviously Evil / int_c353ea41	comment	Practically every dinosaur in the Jurassic Park franchise. What, did you think T. rex knew she was harming people by eating them? She was just hungry! Did the Dilophosaurus realize it was wrong to blind and maul Nedry? Of course not, she was hungry and curious! Did the Pteranodon stop to question how morally sound it was for her to snatch up Eric Kirby? No, because she was too busy thinking about what a tasty take-out meal he'd be for her kids! The only real aversions would probably be the Velociraptors and the Spinosaurus, who take almost sadistic glee in killing and eating people. As Dr. Grant puts it in the first film, "They're not monsters, Lex. They're just animals." Played with in Jurassic World. Most of the animals are operating on instinct... except the new dinosaur, a super-intelligent, genetically modified hybrid abomination called Indominus rex, which basically amounts to being an Ax-Crazy, sapient dragon. She also manages to get a flock of pterosaurs under her thrall, but they appear to only be serving her out of fear. Even the raptors are shown to act on instinct and hesitate to attack Owen after their Faceâ€“Heel Turn, but not the I. rex, who maintains a Slasher Smile while throwing the whole park into complete chaos. The I. rex however, is stated to be murdering for sport and doesn't eat her victims after killing them just leaving them to suffer.
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Obliviously Evil / int_c3e96106	comment	In The Jungle Line, Superman gets infected with a deadly disease caused by a fungus known as the Bloodmorel, but said fungus does not intend to kill him. It is only a mindless organism trying to survive by spreading its spores in the only way it knows.
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Obliviously Evil / int_c4282b71	comment	My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: "Wonderbolt Academy" gives us Lightning Dust, a hotshot who seems to believe that her need to prove herself and score points in exercises comes above the accomplishments and physical well-being of other ponies, to the point that her response to nearly killing five ponies who wandered into the training area is "Yeah, so?" The Smooze in "Make New Friends but Keep Discord", who seems to be a mix of the "instinctual animal", "not smart enough to understand" and "Eldritch Abomination" variants on this trope. He eats everything in sight (especially shiny things) because he likes to eat shiny things and once he gets big enough, covers the entire gala in his indestructible slime. All the while, he does not seem to realize that he is doing anything wrong.
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Obliviously Evil / int_c43df4d8	comment	Doctor Who: Cybermen genuinely believe that Unwilling Roboticisation is a favor for humans, and Daleks genuinely believe that anything non-Dalek is wrong and should be exterminated. Shows up quite a bit when Steven Moffat is writing or running the show. Several episodes (including but not limited to "The Empty Child"/"The Doctor Dances", "The Curse of the Black Spot", "The Girl Who Waited") feature medical equipment wreaking havoc by innocently trying to "cure" members of species they are unfamiliar or incompatible with. "The Empty Child"/"The Doctor Dances" adds to it by having that technology under the partial control of a lost four-year-old who's desperately searching for his mother. The monsters in "The Girl in the Fireplace" are simply part of a spaceship's severely malfunctioning self-repair system. In "Flatline", the Doctor speculates that the two-dimensional aliens might not actually realize they're hurting people by dragging them into their own dimension. When he sets up communication with First-Contact Math, it's subverted: the aliens use it to gloat about the person they've killed, and the one they're about to, by transmitting the number on their jackets.
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Obliviously Evil / int_c489a759	comment	The Digimon Emperor from Digimon Adventure 02 is a shameless Card-Carrying Villain... but he genuinely thinks the Digiworld is just a game, so there's nothing wrong with playing the bad guy. When he realizes his mistake and that he's been abusing real sentient beings, he pulls a Heelâ€“Face Turn and becomes a powerful ally for the heroes.
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Obliviously Evil / int_c7fe972d	comment	In the graphic novel TRON 2.0: Ghost in the Machine the protagonist realizes what being a User means, and has a cross of Heroic BSoD and Heel Realization all at once when he realizes he and all other humans who use computers have been this to the computer world inhabitants.
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Obliviously Evil / int_ca08598f	comment	Snoop from the The Wire is a high ranking member of Marlo Stanfield's ruthless gang who doesn't seem to understand that killing people is wrong much less evil. One telling scene during the beginning of one episode is where she is in a hardware store. She grabs a power tool and casually has a conversation with an employee about how useful the tool would be during the act of murdering someone, not realizing how much she was creeping the guy out. She also explains to Michael before he kills her, that her killing people isn't wrong, because it was their time to go anyway.
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Obliviously Evil / int_cac1f772	comment	Most killers from CSI qualify. One episode had a doctor killing her sister who worked as a circus freak to protect her daughter (who idolizes her aunt) from "the monsters around the world". Catherine agrees with her; the daughter is safe from a monster, her mother.
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Obliviously Evil / int_ccbaad5d	comment	Likewise, in Digimon Fusion, Ewan Amano is manipulated into thinking the digital world is just a game world where he can play to his full potential without actually hurting anyone. Finding out the truth hits the poor kid hard, but thankfully, the rest of the kids rescue him and are willing to forgive his mistake.
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Obliviously Evil / int_ccf875f7	comment	Criminal Minds: One killer was hallucinating that he was in a war zone and that his victims were members of the opposing army. In actuality, he was running around construction sites and his victims were innocent bystanders. In fact, a number of killers fit this trope by virtue of being insane or mentally disabled. Another good example is one murderer who committed all his crimes while in a state of psychosis, then couldn't remember them afterwards. He was absolutely horrified when he found out what he'd done. Another good example would be Samantha Malcolm of the episode "The Uncanny Valley". Mentally unbalanced after prolonged sexual abuse by her father — and countless rounds of electroshock he subjected her to so she'd never rat him out — Samantha only wants to recreate the dolls she loved as a child. Unfortunately, she does this by abducting women, keeping them paralyzed with a cocktail of drugs, and sewing them into dresses and wigs to resemble her beloved toys. She has no real idea that what she's doing is wrong, and Reid points out that her intention isn't to kill the women she takes, to the point where she actually takes relatively good care of them. She just keeps them paralyzed for so long they eventually die of overdoses. Another episode features a man who received a head injury in a car crash that damaged his visual processing, and he went around killing his co-workers and parents because he believed they'd all been replaced by impostors. In "Magnificent Light", the UnSub is a delusional man who sees certain people as evil and believes he's a superhero who must kill them.
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Obliviously Evil / int_d1ad2f1d	comment	After Doki Doki Literature Club! turns creepy, it's eventually revealed that those events were influenced by someone who didn't think they were doing anything wrong. Unfortunately, it's impossible to say anything much about that without spoiling a major late-game Plot Twist. Monika, one of the characters but one who doesn't have a romance path like the others, has gained Medium Awareness after a period when she'd already been feeling the world was terribly unreal. She's obsessed with winning the player's love because they are a real person. In the process, she has stopped seeing the other characters as real, and when her increasingly intrusive and clumsy attempts to manipulate the game to get the player for herself end up mind-raping them, it doesn't really matter to her. (Perhaps both because she doesn't think they're real, and none of it feels real to her either. Her reaction to seeing one of the most horrific scenes in the game, which she accidentally caused, is flat.) You could actually debate how right this is, since from this side of the Fourth Wall none of them are real... but if Monika can feel pain herself, why would it be right for her to hurt others who only visibly differ from her in lacking Medium Awareness and Ripple-Effect-Proof Memory? She also doesn't realise she's creating a horrific experience for the player, who she does care about, since she knows the player knows it's a game too. She only understands this all once the player figures out the only possible and rather drastic way to communicate their reaction to her when the game's interface doesn't really allow it.
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Obliviously Evil / int_d35a7c2d	comment	Seventh Horcrux: It's repeatedly pointed out that when Hermione starts breaking the rules, she also throws away her morals. Notable examples are her plan to brew an illegal potion (Polyjuice potion) using stolen ingredients so she could knock out some members of Slytherin, replace them, and interrogate Draco Malfoy in the Slytherin common room, her adding a punishment clause to the DA contract without telling anyone, and her obliviating her parents and sending them to Australia. There are other examples in the fic, but the examples listed here are notable for being things she canonically did in the series. Despite this, Hermione doesn't understand why Harry thinks she's evil, and usually takes offense to the accusations.
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Obliviously Evil / int_d3c800ed	comment	Sonic X: Dark Chaos: The Shroud are animals following their natural instincts, those instincts being to infect and hideously mutate organic matter.
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Obliviously Evil / int_d3e3e38a	comment	She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: Adora was raised by the Horde since she was a baby and thus genuinely believes their propaganda that they are a force for good in Etheria. She is shocked when she learns that people refer to them as "the Evil Horde" and is utterly horrified when she sees Horde forces attack an innocent village, motivating her to defect to the Rebellion. Her best friend Catra already knew the truth, and was actually shocked that Adora didn't know. A little over halfway through the season, Entrapta becomes this, too. She defects to the Horde (albeit partially because she believes her friends abandoned her on purpose), but she isn't so much immoral as she is amoral. She is so fixated on her experiments that she gleefully works for the Horde, since it gives her the opportunity to try new things and work with First Ones tech. She isn't out to cause anyone harm...though she is so off in her own little bubble that she doesn't realize that she very easily could (and does). In the fifth season Rogue Drone Wrong Hordak is so controlled by Horde propaganda that he accidentally falls in with the Rebellion on the assumption anyone being nice to him is a servant of Horde Prime. When he finally breaks free of the brainwashing and realizes the Horde is evil he genuinely thinks the heroes didn't know either.
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Obliviously Evil / int_d46ea355	comment	Lemy Abelard from the Evillious Chronicles song "Five the Pierrot" is implied to be this — he was taught by "Ms. Santa" that his job was to punish "bad children" (i.e. he kills prostitutes a la "Jack the Ripper"). It's implied that she groomed him to be an assassin and that he's very delusional about what exactly he does.
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Obliviously Evil / int_d55ffc53	comment	In 7th Sea, villains can be given the flaw "misguided." A villain with this flaw honestly doesn't realize that he's not a hero, and if the players realize they're dealing with a misguided villain, they can spend a drama die to give the villain a Heel Realization at a dramatically convenient moment.
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Obliviously Evil / int_d616724d	comment	League of Legends: Dr. Mundo, the Madman of Zaun. Contrary to his commonly-ascribed title, he's not actually a doctor, he just thinks he is after his mind broke from being horrifically tortured in the Osweld Asylum. He genuinely wants to do good by being a doctor who heals the sick, but the torture also made him a tremendously thickheaded brute, so not only does he believe everyone he encounters are in need of help, he also doesn't realize that by "saving his patients", he's actually just butchering them to pieces. In her older lore, Orianna was a truly artificial person who just thought that slicing people up with her bladed ball was fun, assuming that humans should be just as easy to put back together as machines. Her new lore has her as much more humanlike in mindset and a considerably better person, and there remains a chance that maybe, some day, her voice lines may be updated to reflect that.
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Obliviously Evil / int_d63b0286	comment	Pain & Gain: Adrian and Daniel are so stupid that they seem to be totally unaware that they have done several horrible things over the course of the movie. Paul is just about as stupid, but he eventually grew a conscience.
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Obliviously Evil / int_d8bfc436	comment	In Germinal, the mine owners are a family of perfectly lovely people. Who are building their fortune on the backs of exploited miners working in horrible conditions and abject poverty.
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Obliviously Evil / int_d9c602eb	comment	South Park: Eric Cartman, given his infamous nature, is very often this. The most glaring example is his "superhero" alter-ego The Coon. In "Coon vs. Coon & Friends", he not only declares his fellow team members — the actual heroes — "evil", he teams up with Cthulhu to destroy the Burning Man festival, Whole Foods, and Justin Bieber, all in the name of "good." (And it is very likely that he's genuinely insane and not just Faux Affably Evil, since he shows himself to be schizophrenic on at least two occasions, and on at least one of those occasions, his dual personality caused more misery to him than anyone else.) It's implied that Butters' parents have no idea their parenting and discipline come off as abuse.
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Obliviously Evil / int_db963f8f	comment	The shibito (literally "corpse people") in the Siren Games fit this trope precisely. They seem like zombies, walking around with fatal wounds, but their motions resemble that of a marionette on invisible and intangible strings, they speak with a reverb in their voices, go about twisted parodies of their living existence, and they seem genuinely happy with their condition. They wish to spread this "happiness" to others, attempting to cheerfully slaughter any living person they can find. Some of them have found beaches to lounge on, cities to live in... and in some of the endings, the protagonists go on a one-man rampage mass-murdering any shibito they can find, even the ones that are clearly running for their lives while wailing in fear. By then the protagonists have been conditioned to believe that any and all humanlike behavior from the shibito is a Wounded Gazelle Gambit.
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Obliviously Evil / int_dc217e32	comment	PokÃ©mon Reset Bloodlines: The Red Three Island Interlude sidestory has a Hypno kidnapping children and PokÃ©mon and keeping them hypnotized in the Berry Forest. As it turns out, he did so because he was lonely and wanted friends to play with and had no idea that what he was doing was wrong.
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Obliviously Evil / int_dc25de3f	comment	Portal: Subverted with GLaDOS, who at first seems to be malfunctioning, trying to maintain her original purpose while the tests have become a Death Course due to lack of maintenance. When you go off-track and destroy the first Personality Core, she reveals that she knows exactly what she's doing. On the other hand, Aperture's founder Cave Johnson fit this trope like a glove. At first he saw himself as a brave entrepreneur, doing slightly questionable experiments For Science!! Then when he started to fall ill, he named his beloved secretary as the head of the company — whether she wanted it or not. He didn't seem to realise that she was terrified of the Brain Uploading process, or that the body he was putting Caroline into would turn her into the evil GLaDOS.
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Obliviously Evil / int_dc4363c5	comment	Maryann Forrester of True Blood. She uses her supernatural powers to control people's minds and bring a Zombie Apocalypse upon Bon Temps, and she ritualistically rends her victims and eats their hearts; she doesn't see what the problem is, and she does it not to be evil, but as a way of honoring her god.
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Obliviously Evil / int_de279580	comment	Kobik during Secret Empire. She's just a little girl who wants playmates and friends... and too young to realize that her powers are being exploited by the Red Skull to create a world in which Captain America stands for everything he's usually against.
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Obliviously Evil / int_df4a1ce1	comment	Perhaps the most famous example, Lenny from Of Mice and Men kills mice and, later, a young woman, by smothering them with affection; he doesn't really know what he's doing, because he doesn't realize how strong he is, and, though he was making progress over the course of the book, it still causes tragedy at the end of the story.
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Obliviously Evil / int_df57aa2a	comment	The LEGO Movie, The Man Upstairs is a parent who simply wants his LEGO toys to be organized, and glues them together so his son doesn't play with them. He has no idea that they are actually sentient, similar to Sid.
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Obliviously Evil / int_e081af79	comment	The alien Treasure Monster in The Inexplicable Adventures of Bob! was built as a group of servant robots, and it really, really just wants to be helpful. Unfortunately, it's both very powerful and incredibly stupid. While giving it something simple to do has rendered it mostly harmless (we last saw it serving drinks in the dragons' legislature building), it proved it can still make a huge mess by being the only one naive enough to answer Galatea's questions about the dragons' super-weapon, and how to find it. There's no indication that it understands how much havoc it has caused over the years.
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Obliviously Evil / int_e144ba19	comment	Dragon Age II: Knight Commander Meredith, the leader of the templars, has been corrupted by a bizarre artifact made of lyrium, a magical ore that has some strange side effects, causing her to give the templars an order to kill all of the mages. It's not clear how much the idol is affecting her, but in the final boss battle, it clearly is.
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Obliviously Evil / int_e5c5bc22	comment	In GURPS Aliens, there's a hivemind called Mmm. It is all life on its home planet. Depending on where in the timeline you are... Mmm is either an Eldritch Abomination casually slaughtering humans, or an innocent pacifist playable character. And no, it isn't that it starts out innocent and then become evil. The murderous phase comes first, before it comes to the Heel Realization that humans are individuals and that individual human lives are irreplaceable, and thus have value. It was innocently slaughtering people because it was curious about what they looked like on the inside and thought that mankind wouldn't mind losing a few drones.
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Obliviously Evil / int_e66220af	comment	Captain Vidal from Pan's Labyrinth is a dedicated fascist who kills and tortures anyone in his way, all while claiming that he wants a "clean, pure Spain" for his son to grow up in. Word of God is that Vidal is a sociopath, but legitimately believes he is acting for the good of the community.
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Obliviously Evil / int_e9ec19e1	comment	Spec Ops: The Line: Captain Walker thinks he's doing the right thing by intervening and helping out the people of Dubai, but his "help" ends up destroying what's left of the city. And by the end of the game, he's driven to complete and utter insanity.
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Obliviously Evil / int_eb3f3551	comment	Mass Effect: Andromeda: At least some of the kett don't seem to understand that Exaltation is wrong, or why all these aliens are fighting their efforts to "bless" them with it. In at least one case, a high-ranking kett assumes that Ryder coming to an agreement with her means Ryder agrees with the kett. Said deal is "let your prisoners go and we won't blow up your base". Ryder can then make it clear they do not agree with the kett. This is the sort of mindset that's bound to occur when your species is driven by religious fundamentalist mixed with biologically-induced brainwashing. The "some" part comes along because some of them aren't doing it because they believe it's the right thing to do, but just because they're assholes.
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Obliviously Evil / int_eb5d7301	comment	Sasha Waybright from Amphibia is really not a good person, but she'd be shocked and offended to hear you say it. She's completely convinced that she knows best, and everyone who doesn't follow her lead is an idiot or an obstacle. Between being a complete Control Freak, totally self-centered, and a Manipulative Bitch, she is, by any objective metric, a horrible friend, and yet, she actually does care about Anne and Marcy, and sees her bullying behavior as harmless fun, "protecting" them, or encouraging them to live a little. Anne grows a spine and calls her on it, and while she does show some regret, she refuses to acknowledge her faults and goes full Redemption Rejection instead. It's not until the third episode of Season 3, "Turning Point" that Sasha finally realizes just horrible she was as a friend and starts working to become a better person.
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Obliviously Evil / int_ec28245c	comment	Dragon Ball Z: Majin Buu's first form doesn't really know that killing millions of people is wrong. Mr. Satan actually turns him into a good guy temporarily just by explaining to him that it's bad to kill people. Justified because Bibidi made Buu to destroy, and that's all anyone ever ordered him to do. Mr. Satan was the only one that even took the approach to explain it to him, after Bibidi and Babidi were both dead. It eventually turns out that Buu's innocence is the result of a Thanatos Gambit made by the previous Guardian of the entire Universe. When Buu was first created, the Guardian saw that he was too powerful to defeat in a direct confrontation and so allowed Buu to absorb him, so that his own purity and innocence would overwhelm the incredible malice and hatred the creature possessed.
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Obliviously Evil / int_eded6020	comment	The Once-ler in The Lorax (2012) cuts down the Lorax's forest to mass-produce thneed without really thinking about the environmental damage he is causing. His Villain Song of "How Bad Can I Be?" is even him trying to justify to himself how he isn't doing anything wrong, with the song getting increasingly more menacing to show how much he is lying to himself.
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Obliviously Evil / int_ef0d4de3	comment	Necessary to Win (Girls und Panzer & Saki): Oarai faces Saunders in the semi-finals; not only is Saunders as generally fun-loving and friendly as in canon, but they also have several of Nodoka's old friends, who have come this far for a chance to see her and face her in a tankery match again. Unfortunately, if Saunders wins, Nodoka will have to leave Oarai for a new school (Saki canon), Miho will be disowned (from the Girls und Panzer manga) and Oarai will shut down (both from the Girls und Panzer manga and anime), none of which Saunders wants to happen.
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Obliviously Evil / int_ef4fd083	comment	Mr. St. Peter from The Brave Little Toaster is a likeable chubby little man whose biggest intentionally "evil" act is to sell used parts under the pretense that they're new. Since he gets these parts by ripping apart used appliances and since said appliances are actually alive, though, his dismantling of a blender is done exactly like a murder scene complete with Sinister Silhouettes and dripping "blood". And that's not even mentioning some of his, ahem, "experiments" in cobbling appliances together to make hybridized inventions. Unsurprisingly, all the appliances in his shop have gone completely insane, being gleefully fatalistic about their impending inevitable deaths.
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Obliviously Evil / int_f01c5f9f	comment	In the short story It's a Good Life, which was later adapted into a The Twilight Zone episode, there is an omnipotent child that causes problems because of things he doesn't understand. Everyone acts like everything is perfect to try and keep him from trying to help.
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Obliviously Evil / int_f0688fff	comment	There's also Archie and Maxie, the villains from PokÃ©mon Ruby and Sapphire, who truly believe that it would be a great idea to flood the world or dry the oceans, respectively; admittedly, their original plans weren't quite that extreme, and once they realize that that's what they're doing, they both pull Heel Face Turns.
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Obliviously Evil / int_f0c816fb	comment	Todd Alquist in Breaking Bad appears to be a case of this. Despite his polite and somewhat introverted personality, he doesn't seem to understand why people would be upset by his casual willingness to commit murder.
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Obliviously Evil / int_f12f9b66	comment	Wander over Yonder: While the majority of the antagonists are proud examples of a Card-Carrying Villain, complete with having a leaderboard of who has conquered the most planets, there are a couple of examples of this trope. 'The Party Animal' shows that Emperor Awesome think's he's the Life of the Party and that the citizens of planets he shows up to have a planet-destroying party at are having just as good of a time as he is. Dr. Screwball in 'The Boy Wander' is Wander's arch-nemesis who he actually treats as a serious threat. This is because they both want to go around the galaxy making people happy, the key difference is Screwball wants to do it by force, such as using a Tickle Torture laser beam.
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Obliviously Evil / int_f274b3f0	comment	In PokÃ©mon Rusty, Rusty thinks he's doing just fine, but his Pokemon tend to disagree.
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Obliviously Evil / int_f5c936a3	comment	Cloverfield: The monster, at least according to Word of God.
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Obliviously Evil / int_f73ffcb9	comment	Hitman 3: Elusive Target Terrence Chesterfield sees himself as a boon to his clients - he does his safety inspection in under a half-hour, leaving them certified with as little paperwork to deal with as possible. The problem is that his sheer laziness and apathy have resulted in so many deaths that he's actually responsible for more fatalities than Agent 47 himself. (Even assuming 47 has solely killed his mission targets, this still gives Terrence a body count upwards of two hundred people.) Terrence isn't actively trying to hurt people, and doesn't see the deaths as his fault, but his actions have led to the existence of a private fund company that exists solely to clean up after him, and they're the ones footing the bill for 47 to kill him.
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Obliviously Evil / int_f7c8e36e	comment	Helgenish from Octopath Traveler is one of the most despicable antagonists in the game, and one reason for that is this trope. As is par for the course for a narcissistic abuser, despite his abhorrent treatment of the dancers under his eye including murdering Primrose's Only Friend Yusufa, Helgenish never once considers the possibility that he could be doing anything objectionable and seems to genuinely believe that he's a kind and generous man, that his treatment of the dancers is acceptable, and that the dancers dislike him because they "don't appreciate" him and not because of anything he's done. Like the aforementioned Shou Tucker and Judge Claude Frollo, Helgenish is a good example of how being oblivious to the feelings of others can make a villain even worse, because he expects the dancers he mistreats to praise him and ignore his cruelty, and refuses to admit to any wrongdoing.
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Obliviously Evil / int_f7ed2fd7	comment	The chef of The Little Mermaid. He just loves (maybe a little too much) to cook fish. Not knowing they were actually sentient. That said, he's borderline Ax-Crazy when Sebastian starts evading him and showing clear signs of sentience does nothing to deter him from trying to turn the poor crab into a meal.
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Obliviously Evil / int_fbc58609	comment	In The Nightmare Before Christmas, Jack Skellington, while definitely not evil, really didn't mean to cause chaos in the Real World by Subbing for Santa. It's just that Jack's idea of fun and humans' idea of fun are somewhat different from one another.
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Obliviously Evil / int_fbec28e2	comment	In Rock and Rule, Zip is unaware that he's working for the bad guys until a baby show explains the difference between good and evil to him. Mok may also count with his moral relativism mindset.
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Obliviously Evil / int_fcf0b6c3	comment	The Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers has a couple cases, mostly with their Green Aesop episodes. In "Space Moby," the whales didn't understand that their asteroid feeding endangered the miners and the Honest Corporate Executive that wanted the whales destroyed was just trying to protect his employees. A compromise is reached where the mining company signals the whales to avoid areas where people are working and the whales' waste contains a useable byproduct for starship fuel, and everyone wins. And in "Progress," the pair of aliens who set up a factory on a remote world didn't realize their "progress" was causing damage to the environment and driving the ocean-dwelling inhabitants insane, since the factory output was harmless to them. They figure out how to turn a profit making pollution cleanup machines instead.
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Obliviously Evil / int_fd191ee0	comment	The humans in Charlotte's Web. They see killing spring pigs at Christmas as perfectly normal. They never realise that they're causing Wilbur to feel much fear and stress when he is told what they're going to do to him.
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Obliviously Evil / int_fd7de151	comment	Every major villain save Togane from Psycho-Pass could be this on varying levels. Makishima, the haziest example, seems to think that he is in the end saving mankind, Kirito truly believes that he is helping everyone and that everyone he murders deserves it, and the Sybil System believes that their system is the best way mankind has ever lived and that all their judgments are correct and justified.
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Obliviously Evil / int_fdfd6055	comment	In "Terry Friend Dates A Robot", Cynthia, Howard's robotic girlfriend, seems to be unaware that attempting to murder anyone who even looks at Howard the wrong way would upset him.
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Obliviously Evil / int_fea9f0b9	comment	Humpty-Dumpty from Arkham Asylum: Living Hell: obsessed with fixing objects he perceived as broken, he "took apart" his abusive grandmother to see what made her so mean, not realizing that she couldn't be put back together again. Not for lack of trying, of course — he stitched her back together with bootlaces.
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Obliviously Evil / int_ff9ab17f	comment	The Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "Silicon Avatar" is devoted to this trope. Picard suggests it might apply to the Crystalline Entity, an incredibly powerful being that devours all organic life on planets, sentient or otherwise, right down to the bacteria. (Data's homeworld was one victim.) Picard wonders whether the Entity is actually malicious or if it might simply be unaware of the true repercussions of what it's doing (like filter-feeding whales preying on krill). Unfortunately, the Entity is destroyed by the revenge-obsessed mother of a victim before communication can be successfully established, so whether the Entity was truly malicious or not is left unanswered.
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BNA: Brand New Animal / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
El-Hazard: The Magnificent World / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Genesis Climber MOSPEADA / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Mary and The Witch's Flower / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Mokku of the Oak Tree / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Pokémon 2000 / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
PokÃ©mon 3 / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Adventures In Lurning (Blog) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
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Darkhold (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Judgment In Infinity (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Kaijumax (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Klaus (Grant Morrison) (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Les Nombrils (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Marvel Comics #1000 (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Secret Six (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Sins Past (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Superman: Red Son (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Jungle Line (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
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The Unknown Supergirl (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Usagi Yojimbo (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Wonder Woman (1942) (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Wonder Woman (2006) (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Addams Family (Comic Strip) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe (Comic Book) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Hell Is a Martial Artist (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
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A Prize for Three Empires (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
All For Luz (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Alysanne, Lady of Winterfell (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Arc Corp (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Bearer Of Infinity (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
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Coward Trilogy (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Crimson and Emerald (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Danny Phantom: Blackmailed (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Dust and Decepticons (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Entering The Love Hina World (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Fairy Without Wings (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
For His Own Sake (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Just A Phase (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Marionettes (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Medicated (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
My New Life as a Pony (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Only the Results (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Owl's Hell That Ends Well (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
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Plus Five to Charisma (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
PokÃ©dex (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
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Roommates: Memoirs of the Hairless Ape (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
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The Death and Life of Erza Scarlet (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The GiW meets its match (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Karma of Lies (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Kings of Winter (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Land of What Might-Have-Been (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Many Dates of Danny Fenton (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Things Are Gonna Get Easier (Fanfic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Avengers: Age of Ultron / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Barbie (2023) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Blank Check / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Borat / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Child's Play (2019) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Come and See / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Conspiracy / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Detention / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Dr. Giggles / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Eraser / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Halloween III: Season of the Witch / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Heavyweights / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
House of Wax (2005) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
I, Tonya / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Iron Man 3 / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Jupiter Ascending / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Jurassic World / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Love, Simon / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
May December / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Mowgli / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Nightmare Alley (2021) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Osmosis Jones / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Pain & Gain / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Rabid / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Star Trek: The Motion Picture / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Street Fighter / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Team America: World Police / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Texas Chainsaw 3D / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Addams Family / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Bay / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Big Short / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Jinx / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Last Duel / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Mermaid / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Ωmega Man / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Proposition / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Trial of the Chicago 7 / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Thor / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
12 Years a Slave / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Twilight Zone: The Movie / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
2001: A Space Odyssey / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
VHS / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Jurassic Park (Franchise) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Toy Story (Franchise) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
A Study in Emerald / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
And to All a Good Night / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Arifureta: From Commonplace to World's Strongest / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Blindfold / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Carrera's Legions / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Christine / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Clockwork Planet / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Daikaiju Yuki / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Deverry / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Ella Enchanted / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Frankenstein / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Franny K. Stein / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Green Patches / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Holes / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
It's a Good Life / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Ivanhoe / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Joe Golem and the Drowning City / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Lensman / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Life, the Universe and Everything / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Lovecraft Country / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Mediochre Q Seth Series / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
My Brother is a Superhero / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Nightmare Beings / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Rise of the Horde / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Rivers of London / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Sexiled (2018) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Star Wars: Aftermath / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Callista Trilogy / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Cat on the Dovrefell / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The City We Became / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Color Purple / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Dagger and the Coin / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Doll / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Eccentric Family / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Giver / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Great Cities / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Iron Teeth / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Obsession / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Old Dame and her Hen / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Poison Apples / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Saint of Steel / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Southern Reach Trilogy / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Tripods / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Zombie Knight / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Villains Are Destined to Die / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Wayside School / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Welcome to Japan, Ms. Elf! / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
What Moves The Dead / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Wintersmith / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Witches Abroad / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Xeelee Sequence / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
EdnaAndHarveyHarveysNewEyes	seeAlso	Obliviously Evil
PokeWars	seeAlso	Obliviously Evil
ThomasLigotti	seeAlso	Obliviously Evil
A Certain Scientific Railgun (Manga) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Bakuman。 (Manga) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Chainsaw Man (Manga) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Colorful (Manga) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Fire Force (Manga) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Franken Fran (Manga) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Frieren: Beyond Journey's End (Manga) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Fushigi Yuugi (Manga) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Spirit Circle (Manga) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Mermaid Princess's Guilty Meal (Manga) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
World Embryo (Manga) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Super Ghostbusters (Music) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Rollplay (Podcast) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Price of Fear (Radio) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
A French Village / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
American Horror Story: Freak Show / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Are You Afraid of the Dark? / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Counterpart (2018) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Crocodile Hunter / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Galavant / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Gangland / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Journey to the West (1996) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Major Crimes / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Norsemen / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Once Upon a Time in Wonderland / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Roseanne / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Scandal / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Scandal (2012) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Sweet/Vicious / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Windsors / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Ultraman: Towards the Future / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Undercover Boss / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
What We Do in the Shadows (2019) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Wiseguy / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Betrayal at House on the Hill (Tabletop Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Blood on the Clocktower (Tabletop Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Dogs in the Vineyard (Tabletop Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Orpheus (Tabletop Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Warhammer (Tabletop Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Werewolf: The Apocalypse (Tabletop Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
An Inspector Calls (Theatre) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Arsenic and Old Lace (Theatre) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
A Hat in Time (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Adventures with Anxiety (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Batman: Arkham Knight (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Bloodborne (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Creepy Castle (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Dead Rising (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Defend Your Castle (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Deltarune (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Detroit: Become Human (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Donut County (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Drakensang (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Edna & Harvey: Harveyâ€™s New Eyes (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Epiphany City (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Fae Farm (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
inFAMOUS: Second Son (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Len'en (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Lost Ark (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
My Friendly Neighborhood (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Octopath Traveler (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
PokÃ©mon Masters (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
SINoALICE (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Samurai Shodown (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Sins of a Solar Empire (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Songs of Conquest (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Space Funeral: Earth Birth (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Black Heart (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Blackwell Series (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Last Sovereign (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Man From The Window 2 (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Surge 2 (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The XCOM Files (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Touhou LostWord (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Universal Paperclips (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Whiplash (Video Game) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Shadowrun Returns / Videogame / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Nicole (Visual Novel) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Sekien no Inganock (Visual Novel) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The House in Fata Morgana (Visual Novel) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
asdfmovie (Web Animation) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Mashed (Web Animation) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Pokémon Rusty (Web Animation) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Puffin Forest (Web Animation) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Salad Fingers (Web Animation) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Cyanide & Happiness Show (Web Animation) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Captain Southbird (Web Video) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Door Monster (Web Video) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Ebon Ward (Web Video) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Epic NPC Man (Web Video) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
gunslingerpro2009 (Web Video) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Heartcatch Pretty Cure! A Bridging (Web Video) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
My Little Pony: The Mentally Advanced Series (Web Video) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Pokémon The 'Bridged Series (Web Video) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Sgt. Frog Abridged (Web Video) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Tiny Meat Gang (Web Video) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
A Little Hint of Blue (Webcomic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Awful Hospital (Webcomic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Dad Villain AU (Webcomic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Ensign Sue Must Die (Webcomic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Evil, Inc. (Webcomic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Goblins (Webcomic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
I'm the Grim Reaper (Webcomic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
MoringMark - TOH Comics (Webcomic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Oglaf (Webcomic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Premarital Relationship (Webcomic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal (Webcomic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Team Fortress 2 (Webcomic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Commune (Webcomic) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Bananaman / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Bob the Builder / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Bunnicula / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
FernGully: The Last Rainforest / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Home (2015) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Horton Hears a Who! (2008) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Inside Out / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Jade Armor / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
LEGO Star Wars: The Freemaker Adventures / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Mega Man: Fully Charged / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
NIMONA (2023) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Princess Sissi / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Sausage Party / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
South Park: Post Covid: The Return of Covid / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Steven Universe: The Movie / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron, Boy Genius / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Boxtrolls / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Brave Little Toaster / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Hollow / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The House (2022) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The LEGO Movie / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Land Before Time VII: The Stone of Cold Fire / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Legend of Frosty the Snowman / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Lorax / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Lorax (2012) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Nightmare Before Christmas / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
The Venture Bros. / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Timon & Pumbaa / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Tiny Toon Adventures / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Toy Story / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
Trolls / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
True and the Rainbow Kingdom / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
What A Cartoon! Show / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
A Charmed Life / Fan Fic / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil
JourneyQuest (Web Video) / int_51c70be6	type	Obliviously Evil

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