INSIDE THE VILLAINS

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Killjoy Kree extremist, and brief partner in crime to Thanos, Ronan the Accuser sought to end all life on Xandar after the Kree Empire made a peace pact with them. Fitting really, considering that this genocidal warlord once sought to wipe all Skrulls from existence, and would have succeeded had it not been for Captain Marvel. Anyhow, years later, Ronan would find himself smashed to atoms at the joined hands of the Guardians of the Galaxy as they channeled the might of the Power Stone. 19. Aldrich Killian In the midst of great tragedy, Namor (played by the scene-stealing Tenoch Huerta) created the underwater kingdom of Talokan, an empire that rivals the surface world of Wakanda. Namor greatly cares about his people, and his goal is to keep them safe at all costs. However, while the aquatic king is filled with a genuine love for his citizens, it's matched by his hatred for the nations above. And hey, when you've lost your family and your old way of life to the ravages of colonialism, it's bound to make you a bit angry. Eventually, on Saturday, Henry revealed his endgame and set the Pizzeria on fire. Lefty was burnt with the rest of the animatronics, with her father apologizing to her for not being there for her on the day she was murdered by William and tells her to rest, as the building, along with the animatronics, Michael, and him inside it, is reduced to ashes allowing the soul of Charlie to be set free, after 40 years of suffering. This is shown specifically in " Refuge", when it stalked Yang's Group until the opportune moment and when it used Oscar as a shield against them. Jaune even mentions the "Grimm aren't that smart". Similarly, in Five Nights at Freddy's 3, it is arguably the most dangerous Phantom animatronics, as it, unlike the others, stands in front of the player, prohibiting them from using the System Reboot and Camera Panels, as well as causing a Ventilation and Audio error, providing easy vulnerability to Springtrap.

I was weak. That's why I needed you... needed someone to punish me for my sins... but that's all over now... I know the truth. Now it's time to end this.Yenndo: A Funtime animatronic endoskeleton with a bear-like appearance that lurks within Circus Baby's Entertainment and Rental, and appears prominently in Sister Location's Custom Night mode. Prior to The Hound's debut, three other Grimm capable of Human speech appeared in the non-canonical comedy spinoff RWBY Chibi. They were Floyd the Geist and the twin Beowolves Mike and Marty respectively. The protagonist, at one point, falls into the water and gets forcefully drowned. At this part, the creature is completely unavoidable. After the protagonist stops struggling and is undeniably dead, the creature attaches a plug-like device (similar to the ones attached to the Huddle) to the protagonist. In a few minutes, the protagonist is revived and given the ability to breathe underwater and mind-control without a helmet. No other long-haired creatures are seen for the remainder of the protagonist's journey. Hogs are found in the farmland and are not inherently aggressive. When under the influence of a mind-controlling worm, however, a hog will charge at the protagonist and kill them if they fail to jump over it. Freddy Fazbear (FNAF Books): Freddy's counterpart in the Novel Trilogy, possessed by one of Afton's victims.

As for how this list was created, a group of IGN editorial staff voted for their favorite MCU bad guys. The results of that vote were then calculated to create this ranking. The criteria we considered when voting included character development, performance by the actor playing the role, overall contribution to the shared universe narrative of the MCU, diversity, and, of course, the just plain cool factor of the character. The Marionette will be encountered twice. In the Mangle's Quest minigame, upon glitching through the wall, a gigantic version of the Marionette can be found, kneeling down and crying. The Puppet is the playable animatronic in the Happiest Day. In this minigame, the player plays as the child possessing Puppet and is only capable of walking left and right. Walking right, the player will pass by several children wearing masks of unknown animatronics, and on the very far right, a crying child can be found next to a table. Also next to the table are several children wearing gray masks. If the player has not completed all the Cake Endings from all previous minigames, the only exit will be via the Exit door to the far left.Majority but mainly on level (#): The entity is found on a majority of levels but mainly its main habitat / level. However, one of the game's writers, Micah Preciado stated that his design was partially inspired by the Sour Patch Kids candy.

Pizzeria Simulator revealed that it is possessed by the daughter of Henry, William Afton's old friend, and business partner. It's possible that it is Charlotte from the novels adapted to the game series continuity in which Charlotte Emily was the main character of the first two books and a major protagonist of the third book in which she was the first victim of William Afton and became animatronic of sorts by her father Henry. As revealed throughout the game, Pyramid Head's appearance was a variation of the outfits of the executioners from times past, who wore red hoods and ceremonial robes to make themselves similar to Valtiel, an "angel" of Silent Hill. Pyramid Head was created from "the townspeople's idolatrous ideologies".

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Across school we have been inspired by the book 'Inside the Villains' by Clotilde Perrin this week. This is a wonderful book that looks at different fairy tale villains - The Wolf, The Giant and The Witch.

Ross has a vendetta against the Hulk because Betty was injured during the Hulk's creation, so he blames Banner for putting her in a coma (though she eventually came out of it unscathed). Ross was also the catalyst in creating the Abomination, one of the more boring one-note villains in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Ross spends the entire film chasing Banner, and tries and fails to kill him a few times along the way (though those sonic cannons were admittedly pretty cool). For much of the film, he's a relatively one-dimensional "Military Bad Guy," and falls into most of the attendant clichés. Both The Marionette and Lefty return as customizable enemies in the game Ultimate Custom Night. Like in FNaF 2, The Marionette's music box will go down overtime. To counteract this, The Player must go to the kitchen channel on the camera and wind the music box up or use the global music box. Failure to do this will result in The Marionette heading towards the player's office, causing ventilation errors, and eventually jumpscaring and killing the player, resulting in a game over. Lefty will become more and more agitated the hotter the office becomes and the more noise the player makes. Lefty will head towards the player's office once agitated enough to move from the closet it usually sits in. The only way to soothe Lefty and prevent them from reaching the player's office is to activate the global music box. If the player fails to activate the global music box in time, Lefty will jumpscare and kill the player, resulting in a game over. To someone who is familiar with how Grimm are supposed to behave, seeing one like The Hound slowly stalk a corridor and go in circles instead of "being 100% aggro all the time" is deeply unsettling. [12]The Superman-like Ikaris was perhaps the most powerful member of the robot-space-gods known as the Eternals, but his devotion to the cause of his masters, the incomprehensibly ancient Celestials, also led to his downfall. As played by Richard Madden, Ikaris was an inspiration to the rest of the team (and the lover of Sersi) before his betrayal brought the group to near ruin. In the end, his love of his teammates led Ikaris to abandon the Celestials' Earth-destroying plans. But he had already killed his teammate Ajak and ultimately took his own life out of guilt. 22. He Who Remains