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A Sub-Trope of Evil Overlord, as well as The Caligula in some cases. The military dictator of a fictional third world state or nation (often located in Latin America, Central or Eastern Europe, sub-Saharan Africa, or the Middle East/North Africa). Almost invariably rules a People's Republic of Tyranny or a Banana Republic, though other flavors of dictatorship are not unheard of. The most popular setting is a banana republic on a picturesque tropical island, but regardless of setting, the general's residence is always steeped in wealth and luxury while his subjects live in utter poverty. Almost Always Male, and often either Large and in Charge or The Napoleon/Mister Big. If they do have families, they will naturally be The Patriarch as a parent, and their children are spoiled, sadistic hedonists that treat the nation as their personal playground. They typically have a wife and several mistresses, or a harem of trophy wives, and their views on women often lean towards the chauvinistic. In the field, they're usually a General Ripper and ultimately a General Failure to show that they're all swagger, no substance. His reign tends to be characterised by human rights abuses, political repression, ethnic persecution, judicial killings, extrajudicial killings, nepotism, corruption (particularly embezzlement and bribery), and frequent purges of any subordinates he finds suspicious. His political viewpoints (if he even has any) usually veer towards Communism, Fascism, some combination of the worst aspects of both, or just no-frills authoritarianism. Of course, none of this will stop him from proclaiming himself "The People's Liberator" or otherwise billing himself as a great hero. He may rule alone, or he may be the head of a military junta. On occasion, another person may be the official head of state, but they'll be just a figurehead for him to rule through, if not sidelined entirely. He may have attended a prestigious Ivy League or Oxbridge university in his youth, where he Majored in Western Hypocrisy. He may have also studied at an institution run by a sketchy foreign intelligence agency, getting trained in the art of "dealing with difficult citizens". He is often the target of American assassination attempts and rebel groups, who may or may not be figments of his own paranoia. A common subplot is to have a (frequently communist) Cuba-style guerrilla movement training to overthrow him, with a hammy Castro or Che Expy as their fearless leader. Once their revolution happens, the general goes into hiding to train his own insurgents to overthrow the new revolutionary government, which is just as repressive as the old one. A common twist is to make him a Straw Hypocrite: he doesn't really care for his stated ideology at all, but uses it to cement his hold on power. He also has a tendency to make extremely long and winding speeches in public or over the national airwaves. Tends to be based on one or more real-life military dictators (living or dead), and particularly Latin American ones, who experienced so many of these guys that they created their own term to describe such leaders, caudillonote Caudillo can also be an affectionate term used to describe especially popular statesmen or military leaders that have positive reputations in their home countries, such as Simón BolÃvar, Uruguay's Jorge Batlle y Ordonez, and Colombia's Jorge Elicier Gaitan. Of course, people from other regions are also common influences. See the analysis page for more information. Usually this character is Dressed to Oppress in fancy military garb, with a Chest of Medals and a Commissar Cap (often a comically large one), though if he's a Castro or Che imitation (particularly with characters who are part of the standard guerrilla subplot), he might wear plain olive drab fatigues and a Ridgeway cap or Che-style black beret instead. If he wants to project an image of holding legitimate authority beyond force, he may don an expensive suit. Common traits include facial hair of some sort, cigar smoking, dark sunglasses, a hatred of democracy, a long list of self-bestowed grandiose titles, and naming cities and monuments after himself. Because Generalissimos often have little political credibility but plentiful self-delusions of grandeur, they are often also called Tinpot Dictators (not to be confused with Tin Tyrants). Compare and contrast The Warlord, who imposes his rule through pure military pressure instead of installing himself at the head of a functional country like the Generalissimo does, although the more far-sighted kind of Warlords may have ambitions to become this trope. Note that generalissimo (Latin generalissimus, the absolute superlative of "general") is a legitimate rank in some militaries, denoting a seven-star general.note In the United States, the equivalent is General of the Armies, only held by John J. Pershing after World War I and posthumously to George Washington, Douglas MacArthur was proposed to be promoted in preparation for the Invasion of Japan, as the invasion would involve enormous amounts of manpower and a would have a large command staff The trope namers come from many dictators who awarded themselves with this rank primarily due a big ego and bloated sense of self-importance, but you don't necessarily need to be a dictator or incompetent commander to be a Generalissimo — many Real Life Generalissimos have been brilliant and competent field commanders. The first to bear the rank was Albrecht von Wallenstein, the Imperial commander-in-chief in the Thirty Years' War. A similar (theoretical) naval rank of admiralissimus exists; so far, only Haireddin Barbarossa of the Imperial Turkish Navy and Albrecht von Wallenstein have borne it. Contrast the Benevolent Dictator. |
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The setting of Brigador is the city of Solo Nobre, which was ruled by a man who is literally known as Great Leader. Great Leader rose to power through a revolution that chased the corporations that previously owned the city offworld, and his government was a corrupt dictatorship that enforced its rule through martial law. The game begins a few hours after Great Leader's sudden death, with the city erupting into widespread violence as various political factions try to gain power. | |
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Benoit Brisefer, a French comic, has one such island Banana Republic with three generals (army, navy and air), who are constantly taking and retaking the palace from each other and declaring themselves Arch-Generalissimo or other inflated titles. Meanwhile, the dirt-poor inhabitants have grown used to all this nonsense and carry on life as usual (it helps that the soldiers are all remarkably inept, employing A-Team Firing to the fullest). | |
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Queen-for-Life Deidranna in Jagged Alliance 2 splits the difference between this trope and God Save Us from the Queen!, as the little Central American state of Arulco was a constitutional monarchy before she deposed her husband, got him arrested and imprisoned on trumped-up charges and turned the place into a Troperiffic Banana Republic. Luckily for everyone who didn't hastily set about exploiting this state of affairs for personal gain, King Enrique escaped overseas with the help of the nascent La Résistance and spent several years scraping up the money to hire mercenaries to bolster their ranks. | |
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The Simpsons: All hail Krull and his glorious new regime! Another example had Bart call one up to find out if his toilet flushes in the opposite direction in the southern hemisphere to the northern. El Presidenté's translator's English isn't the best and he ends up telling El Presidenté that the rebels will win, causing him to jump out the window. |
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The main villain of Special Forces is General Hasib Rafendek, a general who seized power from the Moldonian President who is a mere puppet under his control. As a dictator, Rafendek had no qualms legalizing ethnic cleansing on a regular basis and denying education to lower-class citizens. | |
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Spirou & Fantasio: In the stories QRN sur Bretzelburg and Le dictateur et le Champignon dictators embodied by this trope are a source of comedy. | |
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Tarkin's Fist: Following his coronation as Emperor of the First Martian Empire, Aveo Yos eschews the robes of traditional Imperial nobility for the uniform of an Imperial Grand Admiral. Even after democratizing the Empire Phasma tends to prefer her naval uniform as a second lieutenant over more traditional robes. On the Earth side Hugo Chavez II, the President of the Union of South American Nations, is said to have worn a General's uniform during the Americas War. | |
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Borderlands 2 features a corporate version in the form of Handsome Jack. While Jack lacks the military background or chest full of medals, he regularly bills himself as a hero and claims to be civilizing Pandora, a miserable Death World, throughout the game. Jack rules over the planet with an iron fist, suppresses dissent by sending his army to destroy any resistance, cultivates a cult of personality from both Hyperion workers and Pandoras, and puts up statues and posters of himself everywhere. His ideal city for Pandora is also a massive Egopolis dedicated to himself and telling everyone what a great hero he is. The final episode of Tales from the Borderlands also hints that he regularly kills his own employees, with AI Jack interrogating his workers to find Rhys's location, and casually gunning them down with a turret if they can't answer immediately. | |
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Inazuman has Führer Geisel, who usurped Emperor Banba's tyrannical and genocidal regime, put an even more tyrannical and genocidal regime in place, and rules over Despar City with an iron fist. | |
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In a Black Panther story from the 1970s, Jakarra, T'challa's cousin, staged a coup and declared himself the absolute leader of Wakanda and first guardian of the panther cult, planning to use his superior technology to Take Over the World, becoming - briefly- in this trope. | |
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The villains of the Just Cause series are all tin pot dictators of island nations who Rico Rodriguez (a "Dictator Removal Specialist") must topple through destruction of property and creative uses of grappling hooks. | |
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Discworld: Mentioned in Lords and Ladies as "Some people are born to kingship. Some achieve kingship, or at least Arch-Generalissimo-Father-of-His-Countryship.", possibly referring to Franco. In The Compleat Discworld Atlas Istanzia, following the collapse of the Omnian Empire, is ruled by a military junta, the leader of which has named the capital city Georginople after himself. |
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General Raul Grasiento, who appears in Broken Sword II: The Smoking Mirror, who has a crush on Nicole (much to her dismay), and George notes that he had all the medals in the wrong side of the chest. In a variation of the trope, he isn't the leader of his country, Quaramonte. That position belongs to his mother. And in an even odder variant, he pulls a Heel–Face Turn towards the end, and helps the heroes save the day. | |
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The Feast of the Goat gives us the real-life Rafael Trujillo, one of the most despised and infamous caudillos in all of Latin American history, and very likely the inspiration behind this very trope's existence. | |
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"Mad Dog" Branzillo of A Swiftly Tilting Planet rules the fictional South American country Vespugia. The plot revolves around going back in time and changing events so that Branzillo becomes a benevolent ruler instead. | |
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General Gilmore from Doraemon: Nobita's Little Space War overthrew the ruling party of Planet Pirika, establishing himself as their new leader as he enforces a ruthless dictatorship on it's citizens. The ex-President, Papi, was saved by the La Résistance and forced to flee to Earth, unintentionally stumbling into Nobita and friends, with the rest of the movie revolving around the gang trying to restore Papi's rule and bring back peace to the planet. | |
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The Transformers had Abdul Fakkadi, Supreme Military Commander, President-for-Life, and King of Kings of the Socialist Democratic Federated Republic of Carbombya, pictured above. He is a not-so-subtle Take That! at Muammar Gaddafi (with his long list of titles a probable reference to Idi Amin). (Which makes him the least racist thing about the episodes set there). Regardless, it was enough to make Casey Kasem (the voice of Cliffjumper, who had survived the crucible that was the 1986 film) quit the series out of disgust. | |
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DuckTales (1987): In "Allowance Day", General Chiquita, president of the aptly named Banana Republic. | |
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De Kiekeboes: Bibi Pralin Gaga, a parody of Idi Amin, is a recurring villain in the series. Sstoeffer is a Hitleresque dictator of a Banana Republic in South America, while King Sacha is the equivalent in a Bulungi country. Tzervostuhr is an Eastern European dictator in De Roze Rolls, an album that introduces many other former dictators who have fled to a political asylum. In De Eén Zijn Dood president Rhottzaq is another Eastern European dictator. | |
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Lieutenant Obsidian from Inkopolis Chaos got her way into power purely through using fear. She only became an elite because DJ Octavio was sick of her killing his own soldiers, and she became the leader due to the other lieutenants/commanders fearing her and giving her total power once Octavio was imprisoned, crowning her the new Octarian leader. | |
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El Jefe of Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time is a Fidel Castro parody whose actual occupation is a mercenary warlord who hires out his talents for conquering small nations. | |
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James Bond: Licence to Kill, Hector Lopez, the President of Isthmus. He is portrayed as more Punch-Clock Villain than dictator, as his country is effectively a puppet of The Syndicate. General Medrano from Quantum of Solace is a much more straight example, but is still a Big Bad Wannabe considering that he'll still be a puppet of Quantum once in power. |
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The Joueur du Grenier uses this persona when running SimCity (and while he doesn't dress as Hitler, he does go through a Hitler Rants). You can imagine the kind of Wretched Hive the city becomes under his iron-fisted rule. On the other hand, their take on El Presidente of Tropico is a subversion. Despite his status as a blatant parody of Fidel Castro, the man is extremely friendly, a competent ruler in a strange Genius Ditz way, and would rather be mixing smoothies or writing terrible spy fiction than oppressing his people. It's telling that while he's still the leader of a communist dictatorship, he doesn't even need to strongarm or rig elections to be President for Life and ends up turning a captured CIA operative into his best friend just by being that damn nice. |
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Colonel Allende in Red Dead Redemption, who perfectly fits the archetype of "Corrupt Mexican military leader" as befits the adherence of the game to various kinds of Western films. John Marston does some work for him in order to get to his target Bill Williamson but eventually turns completely against the government after Allende tries to have him executed (and is revealed to have been sheltering Bill all along). | |
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Roger briefly impersonates one of these in American Dad!. | |
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In one of the Wilq stories, a beautiful woman asks the superhero to find her dad - who happens to be a leader of a military junta, a part-time tyrant, and an aficionado of torture and corruption, as she proudly declares. | |
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The Expendables' mission is to eliminate one such general. He is slightly more sympathetic than the usual examples, as he's the puppet of an even crueler and sociopathic rogue CIA agent. | |
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Towards the end of the Vice arc in Archer, the cartel travels to San Marcos to meet "El Presidente" Gustavo Calderon, who's been at war with the rebels in his country. Thanks to Archer's typical bungling, a rebel attack and several other events (including his infatuation with Cherlene's country music), he ends up deposed by Cyril, of all people- when he, Archer and Cherlene attempt to escape, he ends up getting mauled by a tiger. (Cyril ends up having to flee with everyone else when US Marines invade the place.) | |
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Pagan Min of Far Cry 4 is the military dictator of the nation of Kyrat, having started off as a Triad gangster who ingrained himself within the royal family before overthrowing them and taking over in a bloody civil war. He uses his position to take his anger out on the Kyrati populace while also cultivating a Cult of Personality. Interestingly, while certainly a military dictator, Pagan doesn't dress like one, preferring a pink suit instead. | |
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Far Cry 6 has Big Bad Anton Castillo (played by Giancarlo Esposito) as a straighter example. He is the military leader of the definitely-not-Cuba island nation of Yara, and is clearly modeled after two infamous Cuban leaders given the setting; Fidel Castro by espousing words of strength while holding an iron grip on the populace, and Fulgencio Batista by wearing a well-tailored suit adorned with a few medals, statues of him all around, and having the military in his hand. All the while, he eagerly grooms his son Diego to become his successor, unpinning a grenade in his hand and giving him a Sadistic Choice of either letting go and killing himself, or throwing it at protesters clearly furious with the current regime. | |
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On the other hand, their take on El Presidente of Tropico is a subversion. Despite his status as a blatant parody of Fidel Castro, the man is extremely friendly, a competent ruler in a strange Genius Ditz way, and would rather be mixing smoothies or writing terrible spy fiction than oppressing his people. It's telling that while he's still the leader of a communist dictatorship, he doesn't even need to strongarm or rig elections to be President for Life and ends up turning a captured CIA operative into his best friend just by being that damn nice. | |
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Giorgio Zott from Time Crisis 3. | |
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In the original Bionic Commando, the evil dictator trying to re-activate the secret Imperial Army superweapon is named Generalissimo Killt in the American release of the game. He has the stereotypical dictatorial appearance, in that he dresses exactly like M. Bison and looks like a slightly melted Brian Regan, and is characterized with the expected arrogance and military fervor. He also kind of gets Hijacked by Ganon when he gets killed off by a revived Hitler. | |
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After the fiasco of the 2000 Presidential election, The Onion ran a shot of Bill Clinton photoshopped into a Generalissimo uniform with the title "Clinton Declares Self President for Life." | |
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Far Cry: Pagan Min of Far Cry 4 is the military dictator of the nation of Kyrat, having started off as a Triad gangster who ingrained himself within the royal family before overthrowing them and taking over in a bloody civil war. He uses his position to take his anger out on the Kyrati populace while also cultivating a Cult of Personality. Interestingly, while certainly a military dictator, Pagan doesn't dress like one, preferring a pink suit instead. Far Cry 6 has Big Bad Anton Castillo (played by Giancarlo Esposito) as a straighter example. He is the military leader of the definitely-not-Cuba island nation of Yara, and is clearly modeled after two infamous Cuban leaders given the setting; Fidel Castro by espousing words of strength while holding an iron grip on the populace, and Fulgencio Batista by wearing a well-tailored suit adorned with a few medals, statues of him all around, and having the military in his hand. All the while, he eagerly grooms his son Diego to become his successor, unpinning a grenade in his hand and giving him a Sadistic Choice of either letting go and killing himself, or throwing it at protesters clearly furious with the current regime. |
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Licence to Kill, Hector Lopez, the President of Isthmus. He is portrayed as more Punch-Clock Villain than dictator, as his country is effectively a puppet of The Syndicate. | |
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Parodied in an episode of 30 Rock. Elisa's (Salma Hayek) grandmother hates Jack because he bears a striking resemblance to the Generalissimo, the villain of her favorite soap opera. Jack (being the President of NBC) acquires Telemundo and attempts to have the Generalissimo killed off. Unfortunately, since the show is apparently broadcast live, the actor playing the Generalissimo goes Off the Rails when the female protagonist attempts to shoot him. | |
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Battlefield: Bad Company 1 has Zavomir Serdar, dictator of the fictional country Serdaristan. His role is mostly comic relief and The Load to B Company. | |
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The Lion King (1994) and its 2019 remake: Scar murders his way to power by killing his brother Mufasa, tries to kill his nephew Simba, crushes all dissent, and annihilates his land's natural resources. "I'm the king, I can do whatever I want" sums his rule up. Scar's rule over Pride Lands proves to be disastrous mainly because of his incompetence and laziness. A Justified Trope, as he wasn't properly raised to be king, so he doesn't realize that there's more to this than just openly threatening others whenever they complain about his reign. Because of this, he refuses to acknowledge his disastrous rule, openly threatens those that complain, and earns a 0% Approval Rating from all animals for his tyranny, including his hyena lackeys, who secretly think Mufasa was a better king than Scar could ever be. | |
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Mentioned in Lords and Ladies as "Some people are born to kingship. Some achieve kingship, or at least Arch-Generalissimo-Father-of-His-Countryship.", possibly referring to Franco. | |
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General Medrano from Quantum of Solace is a much more straight example, but is still a Big Bad Wannabe considering that he'll still be a puppet of Quantum once in power. | |
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Vagrant Queen: When Lazaro takes over the Republic through use of the Steerzad, he dubs himself the "Grand Supreme Leader" and puts his face on the national flag. | |
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Fighting Opera HUSTLE was less about the title belts, tournaments and grudge matches usually associated with pro wrestling as the invading Monster Army, lead by Generalissimo Takada, usually took center stage. Unlike most examples, Takada actually did have supernatural powers to go with his grand self given titles(hence Monster Army) but despite these, and enough money to buy the HUSTLE promotion, he was frequently defeated. | |
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General Viper in Chrono Cross, who rules El Nido with his Acacia Dragoons. He's actually a rare heroic example; he might be authoritarian, but he's a good ruler and was only after Serge because he was being manipulated by Lynx. | |
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Daimos: Olban of Planet Baam organizes regular killings on his own people, who are already survivors of a genocide. To retain his position, he sends the true heir to the throne, Richter, off to war, after managing to successfully frame the human race for the assassination that took his father. Olban also has the hots for the daughter of the man he assassinated, Erika, and seeks to marry her to legitimize his position. [[spoiler: In a dramatic turn of events, it turns out that while Erika agreed to marry him, she secretly planned to kill him as revenge for him killing her father. Later, her and Richter team up to have him disposed. | |
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Chick Tracts: "Fat Cats" is set in a fictional Latin American country features a group of rebels fighting against the corrupt, repressive regime of the military dictator known only as "El Supremo". The Rebel Leader and eventual Premier, a man named Carlos, ends up becoming no better when he takes power. | |
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Victoria's William H. Kraft is a Designated Hero example, being the leader of the "good guy" faction in the book's heavily dystopian post-apocalyptic setting. Otherwise, he still fits every detail of the stereotype. | |
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General Shimada from The Legend of Tian-ding, the Japanese commander overseeing the military activities in Taipei during the Japanese occupation in the 1900s, who quickly turns the city into a hellhole with his ruthless dictatorship. | |
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In Rocky and Bullwinkle, while Boris and Natasha are the most common antagonists to the Moose and Squirrel, they both answer to "Fearless Leader", the leader of Pottsylvania. That being said, some episodes suggest Fearless Leader is actually a front-man for the seldom-appearing Mr. Big. | |
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The Suicide Squad: Corto Maltese is a small island nation off South America which has recently gone through a Military Coup against the brutal pro-American Herrara family, which has replaced them with the equally brutal anti-American General Silvio Luna. After Harley shoots him dead, his right-hand man General Mateo Suarez takes over briefly before being killed by Starro. When the other generals are debating who to replace Suarez, pro-democracy rebels burst in and shoot them all dead after a general stupidly goes for his sidearm. | |
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Nero: The series poked fun at both real-life dictators such as Adolf Hitler, Josef Stalin, Idi Amin, Saddam Hussein, Fidel Castro, as well as self-created ones, like Daris, a Mexican dictator introduced in De Man Zonder Gezicht. | |
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Splatoon's DJ Octavio was a military commander during the Great Turf War, and is the military leader of the Octarians in the present day. Given how much Octarian society has been driven by military needs ever since the war ended over a century prior — helped by a steady flow of propaganda intended to keep anger towards Inklings as high as possible — this makes him one of the main leaders of their society as well (assuming there even are any other major political leaders). He's also seen in a positive light by his soldiers, as even defectors like Agent 8 and Marina don't give his command as a reason for leaving. | |
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In Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake of the Metal Gear series, Big Boss is this. | |
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In Evil Genius 2, Red Ivan was given a country of his own after his stint as a Henchman in the first game that he called "Ivania". Unfortunately, he's been ousted via a democratic election by the time of the game and his goal is to eventually reconquer his nation and rule the world. | |
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In Tex Willer one of their antagonists in a mini arc set in Mexico is basically aiming at this position, but his plans are thwarted and eventually comes back for revenge in another arc. | |
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The Legend of Korra: Kuvira is a rare female example, who, however, acts in a very masculine manner and otherwise fits most or all of the stereotypes (except smoking, which apparently doesn't exist in the Avatar universe). | |
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In The Great Dictator the head of Bacteria - being an expy of Mussolini - was portrayed like this. | |
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In The Three Stooges' shorts making fun of Hitler et al. ("You Nazty Spy!" and a sequel or two), Field Marshal Curly was like this. | |
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A recurring trope in the ARMA series: Prime Minister Torrez of the Democratic Republic of Sahrani (DSR), who orders the invasion of the monarchy in South Sahrani. Former President of the DSR Ramirez/Richardicz (the in-game name is different from the manual and published material for some reason), he supposedly died before the events of Armed Assault. He was actually alive and hiding in Rahmadi, directing the invasion from the shadows. Colonel (later President) Muhammad R. Aziz of Takistan, a pretty obvious Saddam Hussein expy. He led a socialist coup to overthrow the old Takistani monarchy, ruling the country for two decades with an iron fist. After the country's lucrative oil wells and refineries are sabotaged by CIA-backed pro-royalist rebels, he attempts to invade the southern neighbour country of Karzeghistan and results into a UN-sanctioned NATO invasion, and in his death. Georgious Akhanteros, the commander-in-chief of the Altis Armed Forces (AAF) and de facto president of the Republic of Altis and Stratis. |
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Star Wars Legends: As the Empire falls apart due to the Evil Power Vacuum caused by Palpatine and Vader's deaths at Endor, many high-ranking officials decide to jump ship and carve out their own tinpot dictatorships, often granting themselves grandiose titles like "High General", "Prince-Admiral" and "Omnipotent Battle Leader". | |
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Gihren Zabi of Mobile Suit Gundam. Zeon itself has shades of being a third world country compared to The Federation, and while he's technically the son of the actual Sovereign, Gihren serves as the Zeon's de facto ruler through his position as Prime Minister and tremendous Cult of Personality. | |
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In Mission: Impossible, the IMF would occasionally be tasked with dealing with these. In the pilot episode, the team has to retrieve nuclear warheads being held in the hotel the Generalissimo uses as his party headquarters. | |
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AMC Squad has Prokhor Vilmos, the leader of the fascist political movement known as the Imperial Union and the ruler of Russia after his cronies take over the government. Wearing a Tsarist-style uniform with a gaudy shako, his reign of terror is so bloody that it prompts Highwire, then a high-ranking officer in the Earth Defense Force, to go AWOL and lead a rebellion against Vilmos and the Union, with the help of his longtime friend James Stanfield. | |
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