Syndrome

Why was Syndrome's quote deleted? It was a legitimately funny line, but I saw it was gone, so I added it back, only for it to be deleted again?

And on that note, why is Lex Luthor's "I'll kill Clark Kent" on there? Unlike the other line(s), it's not funny by itself, yet that one is still up there???

This was an interesting thought I had, but what are some PE villains you guys know who could've been genuine extremists if their plans were just a little different?

I think one of the best examples of this is Syndrome. If he just gave away his gadgets instead of monetizing them, he might've been an actual well-intentioned extremist.

What are some other good examples you guys have?

I had a pure evil hunger games simulator and, uh...

Soooo.....what do you think of the ship?

There are many delusional PE villains who do have a good point somewhere in ideology and could easily be an extremist if they didn't do a certain thing pertaining to it. I'm curious, what are some good examples you guys have of that?

For me, I think that applies to Proximus Caesar and Syndrome very well. Proximus Caesar was partially right about his distrust in humans and his goals seem understandable from a surface-level view, but he proves himself to be a hypocrite with his atrocities committed against his own kind and his lust for personal power. Syndrome's "when everyone's super, nobody is" quote is actually true in many ways and I think he could've passed off as an extremist if it wasn't for the fact that he monitized his gadgets rather than just giving them away to people without powers.

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