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rodentqween9 · 2010-11-28 11:00:10

show his evilness by him killing a innocent person, and then a closeup on his smile so you cant see his eyes. >=3 oh and then have the situation that happened in the newspaper that the main character (hero) is reading. smile

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GlitchSprite · 2010-11-28 11:03:06

Or just him plotting an evil plan with his lackey

No need to go overkill bro

rodentqween9 · 2010-11-28 12:14:54

GlitchSprite wrote:
Or just him plotting an evil plan with his lackey

No need to go overkill bro

well he is a villain.......

Kileymeister · 2010-11-28 12:17:14

rodentqween9 wrote:
GlitchSprite wrote:
Or just him plotting an evil plan with his lackey

No need to go overkill bro
well he is a villain.......

Villains aren't always evil to the core.

Myself reposting wrote:
Have the villain alone somewhere before his first appearance, thinking about what he's about to do and his motives. This way it gives him depth, maybe shows he isn't truly evil, just someone who has goals which unfortunately involve hurting others. This also works after the first appearance, but could be a good introduction to him.

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rodentqween9 · 2010-11-28 12:19:23

Kileymeister wrote:
rodentqween9 wrote:
GlitchSprite wrote:
Or just him plotting an evil plan with his lackey

No need to go overkill bro
well he is a villain.......
Villains aren't always evil to the core.

Myself reposting wrote:
Have the villain alone somewhere before his first appearance, thinking about what he's about to do and his motives. This way it gives him depth, maybe shows he isn't truly evil, just someone who has goals which unfortunately involve hurting others. This also works after the first appearance, but could be a good introduction to him.

well you could do what I said, and then later on show that he has somthing good in him/her. =3 like kishu from tokyopop mew mew( probably you don't know of this show, it is not popular)

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banana500 · 2010-11-28 14:36:24

Here's the perfect way:

I'd like to introduce -- well, not really -- to this total psycho named (insert villain name here).

Sunrise-Moon · 2010-11-28 14:54:44

Myself reposting wrote:
Have the villain alone somewhere before his first appearance, thinking about what he's about to do and his motives. This way it gives him depth, maybe shows he isn't truly evil, just someone who has goals which unfortunately involve hurting others. This also works after the first appearance, but could be a good introduction to him.

Sorry, but if he's hurting people without a second thought, he's evil. He's responsible for his own actions.

werdna123 · 2010-11-28 14:55:44

He could step out from behind a lamp post. XD

recycle49 · 2010-11-28 15:09:21

werdna123 wrote:
He could step out from behind a lamp post. XD

YES

GlitchSprite · 2010-11-28 15:12:15

werdna123 wrote:
He could step out from behind a lamp post. XD

Brilliance at work

recycle49 · 2010-11-28 15:17:28

He could walk in and say Hi

The_Dancing_Donut · 2010-11-28 15:17:45

The hero is in Tesco, behind an old lady in line. When she is paying at the checkout, something drops out of her bag, in a carrier bag. It looks suspicious, and you notice something, a ticking noise...it's a BOMB!!!!

GlitchSprite · 2010-11-28 15:19:17

recycle49 wrote:
He could walk in and say Hi

Holding a machine gun

Kileymeister · 2010-11-28 15:39:08

Sunrise-Moon wrote:
Myself reposting wrote:
Have the villain alone somewhere before his first appearance, thinking about what he's about to do and his motives. This way it gives him depth, maybe shows he isn't truly evil, just someone who has goals which unfortunately involve hurting others. This also works after the first appearance, but could be a good introduction to him.
Sorry, but if he's hurting people without a second thought, he's evil. He's responsible for his own actions.

The point is it isn't without a second thought.

recycle49 · 2010-11-28 15:43:38

GlitchSprite wrote:
recycle49 wrote:
He could walk in and say Hi
Holding a machine gun

Or a 12 k 10 round semiatomatic shotgun

rodentqween9 · 2010-11-29 18:55:48

The_Dancing_Donut wrote:
The hero is in Tesco, behind an old lady in line. When she is paying at the checkout, something drops out of her bag, in a carrier bag. It looks suspicious, and you notice something, a ticking noise...it's a BOMB!!!!

> big_smile

throughthefire · 2010-11-29 22:26:08

Blade-Edge wrote:
Introduce as a friend and then backstab

Hey! I'm using that in one of my future games!

rodentqween9 · 2010-11-30 13:30:23

GlitchSprite wrote:
recycle49 wrote:
He could walk in and say Hi
Holding a machine gun

and smiling >=3 remember you are never fully dressed without a smile lolz

The_Dancing_Donut · 2010-11-30 15:06:34

rodentqween9 wrote:
The_Dancing_Donut wrote:
The hero is in Tesco, behind an old lady in line. When she is paying at the checkout, something drops out of her bag, in a carrier bag. It looks suspicious, and you notice something, a ticking noise...it's a BOMB!!!!
>

Just a weird idea from my strange mind. smile

12three · 2010-11-30 15:18:42

Don't introduce him at all. Or if you do, make the introduction from his point of view. It makes it more interesting to see what's going on in the bad guy's head.

rodentqween9 · 2010-11-30 22:29:03

12three wrote:
Don't introduce him at all. Or if you do, make the introduction from his point of view. It makes it more interesting to see what's going on in the bad guy's head.

that would be cool....

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