>Villain has a tragic past
Villain has a tragic past
Jaxon Brown
James Wright
> Villain has a lewd past
Julian Garcia
>Villain has a past
Samuel Price
>OP posts a shitty jaypeg from google
Camden Watson
>villain was born in normal environment with loving parents
>is fucked in the head since birth and gradually became insane psychopath
Logan Bailey
>Villain and Hero hook up
Asher Perry
Based
Sebastian White
>overlong "sad" flashback before death
Kevin Scott
>Villain becomes the hero
Anthony Thompson
>hero becomes a villain
Zachary Bennett
>Side-characters become the hero and villain
Michael Diaz
>Hero is the villain
>Villain is the hero
Jonathan Parker
>minor villain becomes the main character
Nicholas Richardson
>show has a villain instead of a cast made up exclusively of cute girls who are friends (or more) with each other
Lincoln Lopez
Nathan Garcia
>Villain has a promising future
Luis Mitchell
>Having villains
Asher Thompson
>villain comes from a loving family of villains and has a loving family himself
Anthony Morgan
Examples of this? I can only think of vidya at the moment
Blake Russell
>Villain's motives are clearly more justified than the hero's but hero still win
>hero
Elijah Sanders
based
Asher Robinson
Why does this style look so familiar?
Carter Foster
>villain had a bad life but relatively not that really bad
Leo Taylor
>hero has a harem of villains
Hunter Johnson
>Villain gets ignored by hero as a kid and throws a tantrum and turns into an evil bastard.
Grayson Bailey
>villain is life itself
Ethan Clark
>hero is the villain he just lost his powers and memory
Colton Adams
>the villain is society
Eli Garcia
Deadman Wonderland?
Alexander Long
>Villain has no motivation, he's just born evil
>Hero has no motivation, he's just born good
Lincoln Evans
>Hero keep on training to defeat the villain that's just conveniently overpowered
Jason Ramirez
I don't know I literally made it up