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Also known as The Supervillain Shuffle. The occurrence wherein a villain, originally introduced as an enemy for a specific hero, subtly through time or Continuity Creep, deliberately or unintentionally, becomes more identified with another hero. While any Shared Universe may depict a hero fighting another's antagonist, usually they remain identified with the original. For instance, Superman may occasionally fight The Joker, and Batman may take on Lex Luthor from time to time, but no one would ever claim that either bad guy is anything but the other hero's Arch-Enemy. This trope refers specifically to characters that have reached the narrative point where the villain is now more identified in the popular consciousness as being an adversary to a character he did not originally fight. There are various reasons why this occurs. Reasons include: Sometimes, a hero's series gets cancelled, but one of their villains is such a cool character that they get transferred to a different hero, or turned into a general utility villain for the whole universe. Or, years after the cancellation of a title has left them an obscure character, they get discovered by a new writer for a popular work or adaptation. Alternatively, a new hero gets created, or an existing hero gets a significant revamp, and something about their personality, powers or theme makes a particular existing villain an obvious foil to them. It's easier to use a pre-existing villain to antagonize them than make one from scratch, and if the bigger-name isn't doing anything with them, might as well put the villain to use somewhere. This can also be the result of a writer creating or forming a strong attachment to a villain while writing for one character, then moving on to another project and taking all of their toys with them. |
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Thulsa Doom originated in a Kull story, and most of the heroic characters in Conan the Barbarian (1982) would probably have been much happier people if he'd stayed there. | |
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Due to the nature of Super RWBY Sisters being a crossover fanfic, it leads to Team RWBY and friends joining the Mario Bros. on their adventures, and thus any villains that the Bros. face automatically become villains for Team RWBY to fight. Examples of this include Bowser, Hades, Cackletta, the Shroobs just to name a few. In RWBY: DK 64, King K Rool becomes this for Yang as well as the Kongs. On a somewhat different note, The Meta becomes this for Pyrrha due to her resemblance to Agent Carolina. |
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They aren't really villains, but Chip 'n Dale originally started out as recurring antagonists for Pluto. Though they still pester Pluto at times, they're far better known nowadays for always bothering Donald Duck, or else being key components of the Rescue Rangers team. | |
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Batman Ninja has Gorilla Grodd as being one of Batman's foes, despite having originated as a villain to The Flash. Similarly, Deathstroke also appears and while he tangles with Batman fairly often, he was originally the Arch-Enemy of the Teen Titans (he normally still has plenty of connections to Batman, but only because he is an Evil Counterpart to Batman himself, and Batman's first protege Nightwing, at times the Teen Titans' leader and whom also appears in the film, is the more specific Arch-Enemy he singles out among the team). | |
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This is one of the plot points in LEGO Dimensions- thanks to Lord Vortech's meddling around with rifts in his own attempt to conquer the multiverse, enemies from various franchises have been taken to different settings. Sauron has landed his tower in the middle of Metropolis, Lord Business is overseeing the invasion of Springfield, and Vortech himself shows up to challenge the heroes in 1885 Hill Valley, and many more. | |
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Jedah is typically the arch enemy to Morrigan or Demitri in their home series. In both Infinite and his ending in Capcom Fighting Revolution however, Jedah ends up being Dante’s opponent and foil. | |
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Don Karnage, one of the primary antagonists from TaleSpin, is a recurring villain that ends up declaring Dewey his Arch-Enemy. | |
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In Spider-X, when Spider-Man joins the X-Men: Evolution cast, several characters who were uniquely foes of Spider-Man in the comics, such as Electro, Venom and the Green Goblin, end up facing the X-Men (although a few foes such as Rhino, Shocker and Mysterio are still focused on the wall-crawler). | |
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Marvel vs. Capcom: While Thanos, Magneto and Doctor Doom have fought the Avengers and X-Men represented here, Blackheart and Shuma-Gorath are Ghost Rider and Doctor Strange’s foes respectively. Both Strange and Ghost Rider would appear later though Blackheart was long gone by then. Nemesis hounds Chris in MVC3 and Infinite, in the RE games Nemesis never actually met Chris once and is more famously Jill’s biggest adversary. Jedah is typically the arch enemy to Morrigan or Demitri in their home series. In both Infinite and his ending in Capcom Fighting Revolution however, Jedah ends up being Dante’s opponent and foil. Doctor Doom, while he often threatens the greater Marvel Universe is still primarily the Fantastic Four’s Arch-Enemy. Here the four are absent and Doom has to contend with antagonising the non-FF Marvel characters and Capcom fighters instead. In his win quote in MVC3 Doom bemoans the fact it isn’t Reed Richards laying defeated at his feet. Tron Bonne is MegaMan Volnutt‘s plucky villainess, while the Mega Man hero representation here is Zero, someone she’s never met or fought. |
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Looney Tunes: On a few occasions when he wasn't trying and failing to catch the Road Runner, a Suddenly Voiced Wile E. Coyote showed up to antagonize Bugs Bunny in five shorts. That said, the final one, "Hare-Breadth Hurry" plays with this, as Bugs is essentially acting out the Road Runner's usual role. Similarly Elmer Fudd, originally set up as Bugs' Arch-Enemy, would frequently be placed against Daffy Duck or Sylvester in some shorts. Since both of them were often as bungling and hubris driven as Elmer, it tended to be less lopsided who would come out on top, or even if Elmer was the actual villain of the two. Yosemite Sam is pitted against Bugs in all but two cartoons: "Along Came Daffy" (in which he and his black-haired twin brother pursue Daffy Duck) and "Honey's Money" (in which he marries a wealthy but shrewish widow and tries to kill her idiot son). Marvin the Martian debuted in the short Haredevil Hare as a foe for Bugs Bunny. Three of the four following shorts featuring Marvin have him opposing Bugs. The fourth follow-up, Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century pits Marvin against Daffy Duck and Porky Pig in sci-fi-roles - that short laid the basis for the Duck Dodgers animated series where Marvin was a recurring villain and is probably most known for by modern audiences. Speedy Gonzales' main two recurring antagonists in his cartoons had already been previously established foes to other Looney Tunes: Sylvester (archenemy to Tweety) and Daffy Duck (archenemy to Bugs) The Tasmanian Devil debuted in Devil May Hare where he antagonised Bugs. Three of his other shorts would likewise pit him against Bugs. There was one other short where Taz went after Daffy instead. |
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Shin Megami Tensei: Pazuzu was somewhat inexplicably an ally of YHVH in his first major story role in Megami Tensei II. Later games typically have him as a member of Lucifer's Chaos faction. Nyarlathotep appeared as a summonable demon and occasional boss in earlier SMT games, but due to his stint as the Big Bad of Persona 2 and occasional call-backs in later entries, he's commonly thought of as a Persona villain now. |
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Nyarlathotep appeared as a summonable demon and occasional boss in earlier SMT games, but due to his stint as the Big Bad of Persona 2 and occasional call-backs in later entries, he's commonly thought of as a Persona villain now. | |
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The third volume of Maboroshi Panty, a manga illustrated by Go Nagai of Kekko Kamen fame, had Kekko Kamen's nemesis Satan's Toenail serve as the main villain. | |
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F.O.W.L. are mentioned and eventually decide to destroy Scrooge McDuck and his associates, rather than Darkwing Duck (who is one of Scrooge's allies, even though nobody treats him with respect). They technically first appeared in an episode of the original DuckTales, but the reboot largely bases them on the more fleshed-out version shown in Darkwing Duck (including their shadowy board of director and Steelbeak). | |
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Both Alien and Predator started as antagonists in their own movies. Today, the two races are more known for fighting each other. | |
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While Black Tiger IV was eventually unmasked by Tiger Mask IV, he did spend time going after NWA World Junior Heavyweight Champion Jason Rumble, if only to better position himself in later offenses on Tiger Mask. | |
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In the DC Animated Universe fic Mercy, when Diana is trapped in a fantasy by the Black Mercy, her dream features her as the guardian of Gotham while her civilian identity is married to District Attorney Bruce Wayne, and she references encounters with foes such as Poison Ivy and the Joker. | |
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Black Tiger III's demise came not at the hands of a Tiger Mask, but at L.A. Par-K's at a CMLL event. | |
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Zone Fighter had two of Godzilla's Rogues Gallery, Gigan and King Ghidorah, appear as monsters of the week battling Zone, although Gigan's appearance also saw Godzilla help out a bit. | |
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Dragon Ball: Dr. Mashirito the Big Bad Mad Scientist of Doctor Slump becomes the Villain of the Week in an episode of Dragon Ball Super. Frieza is typically Goku’s Arch-Enemy but in Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn he’s set against Gohan instead due to Goku being the in the Afterlife fighting Janemba. Lampshaded by Frieza shortly before Gohan one-shots him. Similarly in the Dragon Ball: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans remake Cooler is set against Goku whilst Trunks fights Frieza even though Frieza typically has the most incentive to fight Goku. Dragon Ball GT has Super Android 17 going after Goku to kill him, in the original manga and anime 17 was really more the nemesis to Trunks especially in the Bad Future and ironically 17 never even met Goku face to face. Downplayed in Dragon Ball Super: Broly, Goku still ends up fighting Broly anyway but due to Broly’s Berserk Button towards Goku being Adapted Out, he’s really got more beef with Vegeta due to being banished to Vampa by Vegeta’s father and Broly’s own father Paragus hating the Vegeta’s bloodline. |
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The Doctor Who Magazine comic has an unusual example in the Threshold. They were originally created as villains for the Seventh Doctor and Ace, but the creation of the Eighth Doctor on TV happened at the same time. As a result the Threshold were responsible for Ace getting killed in the Seventh Doctor's final strip story, and went on to become the recurring villains in Eight's first long-term story arc. Their self-serving hyper-capitalistic villainy makes it pretty obvious that they were originally created as Seven-Ace villains, given the particularly overt leftist orientation of the original TV stories featuring those characters. | |
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A meta example is done throughout Power Rangers, where a villain from one Super Sentai show would end up fighting Power Rangers adapted from a completely different Super Sentai season. While the first example was a villain in Denji Sentai Megaranger being in Power Rangers Lost Galaxy (adapted from Seijuu Sentai Gingaman), Ressha Sentai ToQger becomes a more prominent example as several villains from there are translated into villains for three different Power Rangers in a row. note Cosmo Royale was adapted from Baron Nero, Scrozzle was loosely based off Dark Doctor Mavro, and Void Queen was adapted from Madame Noir. | |
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Marvel's Spider-Man: Hostile Takeover features Echo as an antagonist, with a storyline that loosely adapts her first appearance. However, this version of the character attacks Spider-Man after being tricked into believing he killed her father, unlike in the comics, where it was Daredevil who was framed for the deed. | |
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While he isn't referred to by his real name, the same voice actor, the mirror mask, blue uniform hidden under trenchcoat and yelling "COBRA!" at the end of the episode made rather obvious the man called Old Snake, one-episode antagonist from The Transformers, is Cobra Commander. | |
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Downplayed in Sentinels of the Multiverse. Each heroes Nemesis will have more It's Personal backstories with variants of other heroes. Downplayed in that the Nemesis hasn't changed. Probably due to the two being Foils, the Wraith has a decent amount of interaction with the Chairman. In particular, Freedom Six Wraith ends up killing The Chairman and taking over his operation. This finally does wind up happening for a few villains in the Villains of the Multiverse expansion. Ambuscade switches from hunting Haka to The Naturalist, Plague Rat falls into the captivity of RevoCorp and is used to hunt their creation Setback, and Miss Information returns to take vengeance on the Freedom Five. Also, Citizens Hammer and Anvil get their own deck and nemesis in Visionary, whereas they were previously minions in Citizen Dawn's deck (nemesis: Expatriette). |
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Lego Marvel Superheroes: Lampshaded by Green Goblin in the level where you fight him as Black Widow and Hawkeye, Norman is openly disappointed Spidey isn’t there. In Level 11, Wolverine, Hulk and Mr. Fantastic fight Mastermind who’s generally a thorn in Jean Grey’s side. Out of the three only Wolverine has met Mastermind. In the opening level Iron Man and Hulk fight Sandman, who they’ve infrequently interacted with in the comics and Thing and Captain America in Level 12 fight Rhino, another Spidey centric foe. Downplayed at least in the former case as Spidey soon joins Tony and Bruce to beat Marko. Level 13 has Spider-Man, Iron Man and Thor taking on Magneto, rather than any of the X-Men as per usual. You have the option to fight a Sentinel as a non X-Men characters like the Avengers and Spider-Man but amusingly the Sentinel will initially not attack you and simply confusedly ask if you’re a mutant or not. |
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Kamen Rider Ex-Aid: The Kamen Rider Brave special had Takeshi Asakura / Kamen Rider Ouja, one of the villains from Kamen Rider Ryuki, as the main antagonist. In fact, the special came to be because Ouja was the favorite Rider of Brave's actor. | |
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DuckTales (1987) had an episode called "All Ducks on Deck", where the villain was the Phantom Blot, who first appeared as an enemy of Mickey Mouse in old Mickey Mouse comics. | |
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DuckTales (2017): Don Karnage, one of the primary antagonists from TaleSpin, is a recurring villain that ends up declaring Dewey his Arch-Enemy. F.O.W.L. are mentioned and eventually decide to destroy Scrooge McDuck and his associates, rather than Darkwing Duck (who is one of Scrooge's allies, even though nobody treats him with respect). They technically first appeared in an episode of the original DuckTales, but the reboot largely bases them on the more fleshed-out version shown in Darkwing Duck (including their shadowy board of director and Steelbeak). The Phantom Blot, Mickey Mouse's enemy from the Disney comics, is also a member of F.O.W.L. and has sworn vengeance on Magica De Spell (along with anything magical in general due to his and Magica's history). |
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Akivasha in Kull the Conqueror was originally a minor Conan antagonist that gets promoted to Big Bad here, ironically enough bringing this trope full circle. | |
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Vecna Trilogy moves titular character from Greyhawk to Ravenloft and then to Planescape. Since then Vecna has also branched out to Forgotten Realms and Exadia. | |
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After The Nostalgia Critic's battle with Mara Wilson, she shows up in The Nostalgia Chick's review of Matilda. At first Mara wants to kill her to get to the Critic, but since he died in To Boldly Flee the two try to come up with another reason to hate each other, to no avail. Later she appears in other Team NChick videos, with only a Hand Wave why she's not trying to kill anyone. She and Lindsay both lived in New York, so the transfer just made things easier. | |
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Super Mario Bros. 2 was a Dolled-Up Installment of Doki Doki Panic, hence all the enemies in the game, including Shy Guys, Bob-ombs, Pokeys, Birdo, etc. were not originally Mario's nor did they start off aligned with Bowser (they are part of Wart's 8-Bit army in their original appearance). In turn, Shy Guys and Snifits later became part of the standard bestiary of the Yoshi's Island series, while Yoshi didn't even exist yet when Super Mario Bros. 2 came out. Birdo, likewise, would undergo a Heel–Face Turn and primarily appear in the spinoff sport titles, sometimes even as a partner of Yoshi. | |
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The Fifth Edition Campaigns Tomb of Annihilation and Princes of the Apocalypse transplant classic Greyhawk antagonists demilich Acererak and the Cult of Elemental Evil into Forgotten Realms. | |
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Woody Woodpecker's traditional archnemesis Wally Walrus was placed against Chilly Willy in two 1961 cartoons, "Clash and Carry" and "Tricky Trout", 8 years since Wally's last appearance. Wally Walrus also antagonized Andy Panda in the 1946 cartoon "Dog Tax Dodgers". Conversely, Chilly Willy's Smedley was cast against Woody in the 1962 cartoons "The Careless Caretaker" and "Room and Bored". | |
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According to the The Powerpuff Girls episode "Bought and Scold", Quackor the Fowl from Dexter's Laboratory is one of their enemies. On a similar note, Huntor from "Dial M for Monkey" appeared as a bounty hunter in an episode of Samurai Jack called "Episode VIII: Jack vs Mad Jack". | |
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While the Super Robot Wars series does, of necessity, involve various Humongous Mecha fighting enemies from different shows, it can sometimes veer into this territory with especially strong enmities developing between characters of different series, especially in regards to Original Generation characters. The best example would probably be from Super Robot Wars: Original Generation 2, where Axel Almer of Super Robot Wars Advance fame becomes the arch nemesis of the Impact series' Kyosuke Nanbu. | |
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In his first appearance in the Silent Hill franchise, Pyramid Head served as James Sunderland's tormentor. While James was added in a later update, Pyramid Head initially went after Heather Mason's head.note While not part of the game's canon, Heather has encountered Pyramid Head in Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, but Pyramid was more of Heather's protector than tormentor. | |
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Mortal Kombat (2021): Similar to the Resident Evil example, the movie has Canon Foreigner Cole’s adversary be Goro; whom he kills to save his family. In the games Goro was Liu Kang’s Arch-Enemy alongside Shang Tsung. In this movie Liu Kang is regulated to fighting Kabal instead, someone he barely interacts with in the games. Mileena is portrayed as Sonya’s rival here with their Designated Girl Fight, in the games by contrast Mileena is traditionally Adapted Out Kitana’s foil as her Evil Twin. |
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Dungeons & Dragons 3rd edition book Elder Evils picks up Kyuss, the Worm That Walks, a well-known villain from Greyhawk, Zargon, a fan-favorite monster from Mystara and Pandorym, villain from Forgotten Realms novel Darkvision, and reinvents them so they can now fit to any D&D setting. The Fifth Edition Campaigns Tomb of Annihilation and Princes of the Apocalypse transplant classic Greyhawk antagonists demilich Acererak and the Cult of Elemental Evil into Forgotten Realms. Vecna Trilogy moves titular character from Greyhawk to Ravenloft and then to Planescape. Since then Vecna has also branched out to Forgotten Realms and Exadia. Another Greyhawk villain, the God of Evil Tharizdun, is generally seen as a multiversal villain stretching far beyond the bounds of Planescape. |
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Dead by Daylight does this with some of the Guest Fighters. In his first appearance in the Silent Hill franchise, Pyramid Head served as James Sunderland's tormentor. While James was added in a later update, Pyramid Head initially went after Heather Mason's head.note While not part of the game's canon, Heather has encountered Pyramid Head in Silent Hill: Revelation 3D, but Pyramid was more of Heather's protector than tormentor. Of the 8 playable Survivors (Palette Swaps included) that hail from Resident Evil, Leon S. Kennedy and Carlos Oliveira are the only people to have never come into contact with Albert Wesker.note The closest Leon got to meeting Wesker was in Resident Evil 4 when the latter observed the former from afar during Operation Javier. Likewise, the only Resident Evil survivors who have encountered Nemesis are Jill Valentine and Carlos. |
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Marvin the Martian debuted in the short Haredevil Hare as a foe for Bugs Bunny. Three of the four following shorts featuring Marvin have him opposing Bugs. The fourth follow-up, Duck Dodgers in the 24½th Century pits Marvin against Daffy Duck and Porky Pig in sci-fi-roles - that short laid the basis for the Duck Dodgers animated series where Marvin was a recurring villain and is probably most known for by modern audiences. | |
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Castlevania: Nocturne the Big Bad for Richer and co is Erzsebet Báthory, the secondary antagonist of Castlevania: Bloodlines who never met or fought the Castlevania: Rondo of Blood cast. | |
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In Dragon Ball Online Towa and Mira only ever fought the player characters, in Dragon Ball Xenoverse they upgrade to being the time traveling pains in the ass for the collective Z-Fighters across history, rather than just solely the player character. | |
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Nero the Sable was an antagonist to Vincent in Dirge of Cerberus. In Final Fantasy VII Remake Nero appears deployed by Scarlet as the Hero Killer antagonist for Yuffie instead. Additionally both Nero and Weiss are Optional Bosses meaning Cloud, Tifa, Barret and Aerith can fight them as well. Ironically by the time Vincent does show up in Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Nero and Weiss are nowhere to be seen. | |
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Lady Tremaine in Cinderella was primarily the Wicked Stepmother to the titular character. Here, she's now the Royal Advisor to her king (who Zeref is now in the role in) and is plotting to undermine the rule of Zeref and his brother Prince Natsu. | |
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Resident Evil Film Series has Nemesis and Albert Wesker be antagonists to Alice, a Canon Foreigner and Creator's Pet with Nemesis in particular being Alice’s love interest Matt who was transformed into a monster. In the games Wesker is Chris’ Arch-Enemy and Nemesis is intrinsically connected to Jill as her pursuer. | |
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Dick Dastardly and Muttley started out as the enemies of the other racers in Wacky Races but then they gained a new enemy in Yankee Doodle Pidgeon in their own show, Dastardly & Muttley in Their Flying Machines. But then the two started antagonizing Yogi Bear and the others starting with Yogi's Treasure Hunt, then it continues in Fender Bender 500, Yo Yogi! and The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera. However due to rights issues they were replaced with Dread Baron and Mumbly and they antagonized Yogi and the others in Laff-A-Lympics and Yogi Bear and the Magical Flight of the Spruce Goose, but the latter made them sound and act more like Dick Dastardly and Muttley so it's obvious on who they're replacing. SCOOB! features Dick Dastardly as the Big Bad, this time to Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Inc. gang, Blue Falcon and Dynomutt, and Captain Caveman and Dee Dee Skyes. | |
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Super Smash Bros. Brawl: In The Subspace Emissary, Bowser, Ganondorf, and Wario become a general Big Bad Ensemble of the Nintendo universe, facing characters they never fought in their respective series. For instance, Wario becomes a nemesis for Lucas from Mother 3. | |
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Super Mario Bros.: Super Mario Bros. 2 was a Dolled-Up Installment of Doki Doki Panic, hence all the enemies in the game, including Shy Guys, Bob-ombs, Pokeys, Birdo, etc. were not originally Mario's nor did they start off aligned with Bowser (they are part of Wart's 8-Bit army in their original appearance). In turn, Shy Guys and Snifits later became part of the standard bestiary of the Yoshi's Island series, while Yoshi didn't even exist yet when Super Mario Bros. 2 came out. Birdo, likewise, would undergo a Heel–Face Turn and primarily appear in the spinoff sport titles, sometimes even as a partner of Yoshi. In reverse, Kamek, Baby Bowser's caretaker from the Yoshi games, has made frequent appearances in the mainline games and RPG spin-offs to the point of being (adult) Bowser's right-hand man in several games. King Boo was formally introduced as Luigi's archnemesis in the Luigi's Mansion games, but he still makes appearances in the Mario platformers and sports spin-offs every now and then (although he looks different in those), so he doesn't end up being much different from the other several King Mooks that Mario himself faces in the series. |
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Remnant's Bizarre Adventure: Bruno Buccarati was Giorno's first Stand-using opponent before Giorno joined his team. Here he demonstrates the power of Stands to Team RWBY by fighting alongside Roman and Neo (since his services were provided by Polpo to Cinder), then faces off against Josuke. Tamami Kobayashi was Koichi's Starter Villain in the manga, where here he is defeated by Blake and Weiss. Toshikazu Hazamada fought against Josuke and Koichi in the manga and plotted to kill Jotaro. Here he tries to use his Stand Surface to mimic Jaune and force himself on Pyrrha (leading to a fight by the real Jaune and Koichi to try and stop him), only for Surface be found out and trounced by Pyrrha. The Serial Killer Anjuro "Angelo" Katagiri was Josuke's Starter Villain in the manga. Here he's defeated by Koichi and Neo. Bug-Eater and Not-Bug Eater were killed by Josuke in the manga. Here they were defeated by Blake and Zwei. |
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Similarly in the Dragon Ball: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans remake Cooler is set against Goku whilst Trunks fights Frieza even though Frieza typically has the most incentive to fight Goku. | |
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Downplayed in Dragon Ball Super: Broly, Goku still ends up fighting Broly anyway but due to Broly’s Berserk Button towards Goku being Adapted Out, he’s really got more beef with Vegeta due to being banished to Vampa by Vegeta’s father and Broly’s own father Paragus hating the Vegeta’s bloodline. | |
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On a somewhat different note, The Meta becomes this for Pyrrha due to her resemblance to Agent Carolina. | |
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Kim Possible occasionally reveals that one villain or another that the titular character fights used to be traditionally opposed by another group of heroes, Team Go, of which Kim's Arch-Enemy Shego used to be a part of. One of these villains, the Mathter, even completely shifted his vendetta from that team's leader to Kim's sidekick Ron. Naturally for the show, this was lampshaded. | |
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The Cutting Edge features a minor example of this when Oliver's first target as the Hood after he returns to Starling City is Thomas "Tommy" Elliot, better known as the Batman villain Hush. While Elliot isn't a supervillain yet in the sense that he isn't going out in a costume to fight Batman, he's still a corporate criminal whom Oliver is justified in attacking. | |
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King Ghidorah, Godzilla's archenemy, was transplanted to the Rebirth of Mothra trilogy to fight Mothra and her son, Mothra Leo. Two different incarnations, Desghidorah and the King of Terror, serve as the main villains of the first and third films respectively. | |
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Dragon Ball GT has Super Android 17 going after Goku to kill him, in the original manga and anime 17 was really more the nemesis to Trunks especially in the Bad Future and ironically 17 never even met Goku face to face. | |
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In Mulan, Shan Yu and his Huns were antagonists to Imperial China, with Shan a personal antagonist towards Mulan and Li Shang. In Fairytale of Doom, the Huns are the enemy of multiple kingdoms. In addition, several incidents causes Shan Yu to fight against Erza (who thought she was Mulan but finds out she was meant to play Belle) and Laxus (who is meant to be Prince Phillip). | |
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When Faction Paradox became an independent spin-off not under the aegis of the BBC, it took a few individually-licensed elements of the wider Doctor Who Expanded Universe, leading to Sutekh or Sabbath Dei now crossing paths with new characters like Justine and Eliza instead of the Doctor & friends. | |
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Hades counts as well, as he's gone up against multiple heroes from the Final Fantasy series, if only because such heroes keep finding themselves in the Hercules world for some reason. | |
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In the Ultra Series, it's not uncommon for popular Monsters of the Week to appear in later series to be pitted against new Ultra heroes. The original Ultraman's most famous foes Zetton, Gomora, Red King, Antlar, Baltan, and Mephilas have all battled at least five (and as many as ten; sometimes more) subsequent Ultramen since their debuts in the original 1966-1967 series. | |
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In X-Men: The Official Game (the prequel to X-Men: The Last Stand), HYDRA is revealed to be the organization behind Master Mold and the Sentinels, the mutant-hunting Killer Robots from the X-Men books. In the actual comics, HYDRA is traditionally depicted as a threat to Captain America and The Avengers. | |
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Star Trek Into Darkness: Khan, in a change up from the original chain of events, ends up with Spock as his primary adversary in this film. He lacks the grudge that defined him from being marooned by Kirk in the prime-timeline, and ends up spending more time in an Enemy Mine with Kirk than he does fighting him, since without that glaring flaw of It's Personal with Kirk, he can make wiser decisions around him. Kirk still seems to gain his respect as a Worthy Opponent with a similar care for his crew, but this movie might be called Wrath of Spock once Kirk's Almost Dead. | |
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Ares, the God of War, was occasionally fought by Hercules in its first season, but he became a regular antagonist to Xena. Hercules still fought Ares from time to time, specially after Season 3 where he was cast by Kevin Smith, but he is much more important to Xena, not just as an enemy, but also as a supporting character. | |
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In the Justice League: The Spider series, while they remain focused on their traditional enemies, Web of Cadmus sees the Joker and Metallo go after Spider-Man to avenge his past defeat of them. | |
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Chaos from Final Fantasy is actually the Big Bad of the entire Final Fantasy Multiverse as of Dissidia Final Fantasy. | |
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On Doctor Who, the Slitheen family started out as briefly recurring antagonists of the Ninth Doctor, then disappeared from the main series and started showing up frequently on The Sarah Jane Adventures. | |
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Ultimate Sleepwalker: The New Dreams greatly expands Sleepwalker's Rogues Gallery beyond what he faced in the official comics. Its companion series Ultimate Spider-Woman: Change With The Light has an entire gallery made of transplants since protagonist Mary Jane Watson doesn't actually have one in the comics. | |
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Similarly Elmer Fudd, originally set up as Bugs' Arch-Enemy, would frequently be placed against Daffy Duck or Sylvester in some shorts. Since both of them were often as bungling and hubris driven as Elmer, it tended to be less lopsided who would come out on top, or even if Elmer was the actual villain of the two. | |
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The Angry German Kid originally started out as a YouTube Meme, but eventually became one of the main memes at Nico Douga, with the new moniker of Keyboard Crusher. | |
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Kingdom Hearts: The Antipode: In contrast to the other Disney Villains, Hans is recruited into Organization XIII; a Standard Evil Organization Squad consisting of otherwise Original Generation characters. | |
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Silent Hill in a classic case of not understanding the significance of the source material, has Pyramid Head be menace Canon Foreigner Rose, Cybil and other characters, rather than James — whom Pyramid Head was entirely designed around as a personal demon and tormentor. | |
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Soul Series: Nightmare was originally the main antagonist to Kilik, Xianghua and Maxi. In fact, Xianghua used Soul Calibur to defeat him in the end. Afterwards, Nightmare has had little to do with those three and instead became an enemy to Siegfried, Nightmare's former host, after their split for the rest of the series. Cervantes was introduced as the first Big Bad and was defeated by Sophitia and Taki teaming up together. Afterwards, he instead became a villain to his illegitimate daughter Ivy following her introduction. |
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King Boo was formally introduced as Luigi's archnemesis in the Luigi's Mansion games, but he still makes appearances in the Mario platformers and sports spin-offs every now and then (although he looks different in those), so he doesn't end up being much different from the other several King Mooks that Mario himself faces in the series. | |
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In One Piece Stampede Crocodile and Rob Lucci fight Zoro and Sanji respectively, in the manga and anime Crocodile only ever fought Luffy in a proper fight and while Lucci does duel another crewmates besides Luffy much later in Egghead arc, it’s Zoro instead of Sanji. | |
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Speedy Gonzales' main two recurring antagonists in his cartoons had already been previously established foes to other Looney Tunes: Sylvester (archenemy to Tweety) and Daffy Duck (archenemy to Bugs) | |
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A rival version occurred in Pokémon: The Series. While usually rivals stick to one main character and maybe, at most, fight another member of the main cast once (May having battled and defeated Zoe, Dawn's main rival, at the Wallace Cup, for example), they are never really 'given' to another on a long term prospect, with Jessie's contest clashes with May, Dawn, and later showcase clashes with Serena being under general twerp on Team Rocket fighting. The one exception is during Pokémon Journeys: The Series where Gary, Ash's first rival who he had long since made peace with and diverged in goal from, coming to be Goh's rival as a competitor in Project Mew, taking on a more mature take on his dynamic with Ash in the original series with Goh. However, while both times had Gary stay near perpetually ahead of both, where Ash and Gary's rival was fueled by childhood rivalries and mutual ego and pride clashes, Gary's was more fueled by Goh's social issues that Gary just easily rubbed the wrong way in a mixture of purposely (to get Goh to grow past them) or unintentionally. | |
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Two years after Tiger Mask IV unmasked Black Tiger V, Black Tiger V reappeared in Toryumon Mexico to oppose Último Dragón. | |
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Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and its spin off Xena: Warrior Princess: Ares, the God of War, was occasionally fought by Hercules in its first season, but he became a regular antagonist to Xena. Hercules still fought Ares from time to time, specially after Season 3 where he was cast by Kevin Smith, but he is much more important to Xena, not just as an enemy, but also as a supporting character. In regards to the original myths, the Minotaur was slain by the hero Theseus, while he is fought by Hercules in the TV-movie The Maze of the Minotaur, where its revealed he is also his half-brother and Theseus is Adapted Out completely. Bacchus first appeared on Xena and was killed off by the end of his episode, but he would appear in subsequent appearances in Young Hercules, a prequel to Legendary Journeys where he fought against Hercules in his early career more than once. |
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The Phantom Blot, Mickey Mouse's enemy from the Disney comics, is also a member of F.O.W.L. and has sworn vengeance on Magica De Spell (along with anything magical in general due to his and Magica's history). | |
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The Tasmanian Devil debuted in Devil May Hare where he antagonised Bugs. Three of his other shorts would likewise pit him against Bugs. There was one other short where Taz went after Daffy instead. | |
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Pokémon Reset Bloodlines has a couple of particular cases, as they're less of a "Rogues" and more of a "Rivals" Gallery Transplant. While both Gary and Paul are introduced early as rivals to Ash, as the story progresses their rivalry with each other gets more focus. Also, to a lesser extent, Ash ends up facing against Solidad, who in canon was a rival of May as a coordinator as opposed to a trainer (though it's hinted this is only a temporary thing, since Solidad plans on going to Contests full time once she's done participating in the Indigo League). | |
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Once Upon a Time puts either Rumplestiltskin or the queen from Snow White in everything. Rumple has been Cinderella's fairy godmother, Beauty's Beast, and Captain Hook's crocodile, while Regina has been the Little Mermaid's Sea Witch and the wicked stepmother who abandoned Hansel and Gretel (though not actually their stepmother, she was still responsible for the events.) Then there's the spin-off, Once Upon a Time in Wonderland, in which Alice's main antagonist is Jafar. | |
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Darla was introduced in Buffy the Vampire Slayer as a Dark Action Girl; she's killed off in the seventh episode, which also reveals that she's Angel's sire and ex-lover. When he got a spin-off series, Darla was brought Back from the Dead for a longer-lasting and more emotionally potent role. | |
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Pico: Piconjo is often thought of as one of Pico's adversaries, due to him being a comparatively unhinged Oddball Doppelgänger. In Piconjo's original series, however, Pico is never encountered, with Piconjo instead fighting his nemesis LegendaryFrog. | |
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Mighty Mouse foe Oil Can Harry originates from the older and black-and-white Fanny Zilch cartoons, where he was a human rather than a cat and an enemy of J. Leffingwell Strongheart. | |
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Seifer of Final Fantasy VIII, known for being Squall's Rival Turned Evil plays The Rival to Roxas in Kingdom Hearts II and has nothing to do with Squall. | |
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Yosemite Sam is pitted against Bugs in all but two cartoons: "Along Came Daffy" (in which he and his black-haired twin brother pursue Daffy Duck) and "Honey's Money" (in which he marries a wealthy but shrewish widow and tries to kill her idiot son). | |
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Nemesis hounds Chris in MVC3 and Infinite, in the RE games Nemesis never actually met Chris once and is more famously Jill’s biggest adversary. | |
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In the Kingdom Hearts series, most of the Disney villains stick to their own worlds and antagonizing their own heroes, even in the first game, the only one to feature a team of villains sharing a single headquarters. Maleficent, however, is promoted to a general antagonist, the only villain from a Disney movie to appear in multiple worlds and have an interest in the series' overarching plot. For example, Hollow Bastion the world where she is fought as a boss, is a world original to the game and your Guest-Star Party Member is the Beast from Beauty and the Beast. It is not until Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep did we see her in the actual Sleeping Beauty world, clashing with Prince Phillip and the three good fairies, and even then she made it clear that she had bigger ambitions. Hades counts as well, as he's gone up against multiple heroes from the Final Fantasy series, if only because such heroes keep finding themselves in the Hercules world for some reason. Seifer of Final Fantasy VIII, known for being Squall's Rival Turned Evil plays The Rival to Roxas in Kingdom Hearts II and has nothing to do with Squall. |
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Tron Bonne is MegaMan Volnutt‘s plucky villainess, while the Mega Man hero representation here is Zero, someone she’s never met or fought. | |
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Magical Tetris Challenge: The Big Bad Wolf was originally the enemy of The Three Little Pigs, but here, he's going up against Mickey Mouse and his friends as a henchman to Mickey's archenemy, Pete. The pigs don't make an appearance. | |
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Super Smash Bros.: Super Smash Bros. Brawl: In The Subspace Emissary, Bowser, Ganondorf, and Wario become a general Big Bad Ensemble of the Nintendo universe, facing characters they never fought in their respective series. For instance, Wario becomes a nemesis for Lucas from Mother 3. Master Hand, one of the series' original characters, becomes a Kirby mini-boss and then teams up with Crazy Hand to be a boss proper in Kirby & the Amazing Mirror. In this case, it's because both games were made by HAL Laboratory. |
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To a somewhat lesser extent, the same thing could also be said of the Romulans being more associated with The Next Generation than with TOS. | |
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The Punisher game from Capcom features the Reavers as enemies. While the Reavers did once clash with the Punisher in the comics, they're otherwise almost exclusively treated as X-Men villains. | |
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