Game Changers

“	All my days were happy, fun and cheerful. I liked that world and peace that we had. In that world, there were only thieves who stole wallets from citizens and we played who would get him first. Funny days... Normal days... School, hanging out with girls and finally beating delinquents. But one day they came... that thing came! They took everything from me! My life and my home! My friends are dead! My family was killed in front of me! My happy world fell into darkness and despair!	„
	~ Hitori explaining his life after DEM Industries and Sir Isaac Ray Peram Westcott's oppression and arrival.

“	THE LICH KING IS NOT FUNNY. The Lich King embodies absolute evil. He doesn't give long monologues about how he's going to rule the world, or waste time by sending out evil henchmen. When he wants something destroyed, he just raises a legion of undead knights, marches in, and obliterates everything in his path. Dealing with the Lich King is serious and dangerous business.	„
	~ A description of The Lich from the original concept.

Pure Evil Villains who are Game Changers. These villains are responsible to altering the tone of the story by their actions. These villains often appear in light-hearted or comedic stories. They are known to be unheard of in the story they appear in. For example, a serial killer appearing in a children's show. When these villains appear, they are presented very seriously, and taken completely seriously, dramatic, dark, and edgy and are not portrayed comically.

While all Pure Evil Villains are taken seriously in the works they appear in, this category is exclusive to Pure Evil Villains who are contrasting to the light-hearted or comedic tone of a work. The introduction of the Game Changer, shifts the tone of the story that was light-hearted or comedic to something very dark and serious. This category does not include Pure Evil Villains who appear in stories that already establish a serious tone, even including comedies that were already established to be dark in nature even before the villain appears, and also does not include villains too Laughably Evil to the point where their presence does not clash with their tone.

They are the complete opposite of Comic Reliefs and Pure Evil counterpart of Seriously Good. Prime examples of this category are Judge Claude Frollo, Isaac Ray Peram Westcott, The Lich, Agatha Trunchbull, Lord Brevon, Slade, Lotso, Clockwerk, Victor Krane, Princess Shroob, Dahlia Hawthorne, Invictus and Dick Hardly.

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