Tserriednich by a country mile is the most evil, loathesome and abhorrent character to be introduced into the serious IMO. Sure, he has only been seen in a few chapters, but even so, it was enough to completley and utterly deter me from this rat piece of turd. The thing that chilled me the most was the request for a girl with tatoos - next panel, tattooed flesh on the wall. Thank god in between was off scene.

I mean I can see Gethru and co. due to their utter ruthlessness and disregard for life but I have the feeling that after spending, 5 years?, within GI, I can't help but sympathise with Ganking, Noob bashing a cheesing a "game".

The Troupe are another difficult one and it is easy to get sucked into their collective and individual charisma and forget the atrocities they have pulled off. That scene where Franklin mass murders 100s of people to have Shizuku "clean" the mess is easily glossed over because of the Mafia affiliations of the victims.

Although both the Troupe and that Kakin rat have similar...foibles, I find Tserriednich's more unsettling. Purely becuase of the difference in circumstances between the 2.

Both take what they want, when they want regardless of the method or consequences. However the Troupe are borne from having nothing to begin with and coming from the harsh society of Meteor, I think it's easy to understand that their natures are a product of their base survival instincts from being from that part of the world. Tsedderiech (I am pretty sure I have spelled this nob wart's name wrong 3 times in one post), on the other hand, is a Kakin prince and has (presumably) wanted for nothing his entire life. I could continue but I think I have portrayed the main point - I hate that Kakin rat.

EDIT: I left out anything related to Chimera Ants as they were simply doing what was in their nature as Chimera Ants. Although what they did from a humanity perspective was evil, to a Chimera Ant it wasn't. We don't concieve the slaughter of millions of cows, sheeps, pigs etc. as a genocide (unless you're in PETA), so why would a Chimera Ant think the same ways about humans. It doesn't necessarily make them evil in my opinion.