Dolores Umbridge and Boris the Animal. I thought they were too comedic to be PE.

King Aldrich was initially a bit of a surprise for me. A vile piece of work to be sure, but at first he came off as just another cog in the Cores machine, as well as the latest in a long line of conquerors. But with the massive impact his actions had on Amphibia’s plot in spite of his short screen time, the role he played in molding Andrias into the tyrant he was from “True Colors” onwards, being the only member of the mind hive who is known to have attempted outright genocide, and his participation in the Cores near destruction of Amphibia, I can see why he was approved.

I smelled PE Aldrich the moment he said to exterminate humanity.

I was surprised when the arrowverse Eobard Thawne got proposed and approved.

Sonic.exe because his story was pretty much a parody and was made for shock value

Wat Tambor from Star Wars.

Why does Wat Tambor surprises you? Because he was such an extra character in the Star Wars prequels?

Even in The Clone Wars where he qualifies, he has an extremely bland, boring and forgettable personality and a very minor role in the story. I watched the show and I was still surprised that he qualifies. The other antagonists who qualify from this show at least are somewhat more memorable than him despite their limited screen time.

Plank from Crossroad Trips, both because of the fact that the rp can even have a PE, but also the fact that said PE originated from ED EDD AND FUCKING EDDY. Also if he was still approved, Dream

-Ultimate Reed Richards: When I found out he'd become a villain, I assumed it would be the classic case of "He's bad for an arc or 2, and then he's good again", so I was surprised that he'd end up being pure evil. .

-Wolf-spider: Even if he's an alternate version, I'm surprised there's a version of Peter Parker that is pure evil.