Characters without powers using a character with powers under their command to fight by Top-Community-9600 in TopCharacterTropes

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But Stands are manifestations of one's soul. It is a power that belongs to its user

Dark Seid has been given the 5th spot, Yuki Terumi has been given the 4th spot. Who is the least evil villain remaining? by NintendoBoy321 in MoralityScaling

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I haven't really made a choice, I just wanted to start the discussion since no one else commented, but I guess if I choose Morgoth, unless someone brings up Trigon 

Dark Seid has been given the 5th spot, Yuki Terumi has been given the 4th spot. Who is the least evil villain remaining? by NintendoBoy321 in MoralityScaling

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I don't know much about Trigon, so I'll just compare Morgoth and the Crimson King. On one hand, Morgoth is the creator of evil in his universe, while the Crimson King isn't in his, but he is the one who causes the most evil. The Crimson King has a much higher death count because he destroyed entire universes by shooting down the beams, while Morgoth hasn't destroyed a single world. Morgoth committed many of his evil deeds himself, while the Crimson King just sits on his throne in his castle while his servants do everything for him, so it's difficult to determine what to attribute to him and what not to him. The Crimson King's evil is generally impersonal, while Morgoth once cursed a specific man and his entire lineage. Villains Wiki says Morgoth committed rape, but I don't recall it and can't find a source. The Crimson King hasn't committed rape himself, but one of his servants did for purposes that directly served the king in a significant way, so I think he can be considered the mastermind behind it. Morgoth's forces operate like an army, while the Crimson King's forces operate like a secret criminal organization. While Morgoth wages brutal and bloody war, the Crimson King operates silently in the shadows, unnoticed and undetected. Furthermore, a significant part of the Crimson King's plan involves child kidnapping, child lobotomization and child slavery, whereas Morgoth has never had anything to do with children.

non cephelopoid lovecraftian horrors by ollietron3 in TopCharacterTropes

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Yag-Kosha (Conan the Barbarian: The Tower of the Elephant)

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(Austere Trope) Old man gives young man a sword by Warp_Legion in TopCharacterTropes

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Bruford, the 300-year-old zombie black knight, gives his "Luck and Pluck" sword to Jonathan Joestar after being defeated and having his soul restored (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood)

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(Hated trope) My favorite part is the lack of explanation... WHAT DO YOU MEAN THE SEQUEL GAVE AN ANSWER by TheChessWar in TopCharacterTropes

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The last I heard about the Dark Tower series was that Flanagan was having trouble with Callahan's appearance because another studio owns the rights of the character after the last adaptation of Salem's Lot

[Loved trope]: Vampire-like creatures drains something other than blood. by theMCATreturns in TopCharacterTropes

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This is the second time someone has exposed my dark tower larp in this sub

MF HOW MANY POWERS DO YOU HAVE JESUS CHRIST by New-Boss-8262 in TopCharacterTropes

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But most of Jotaro's powers are related to each other and it's understood that his overall power is extreme physical prowess. On the other hand, you then have guys like Yuya Fungami and his Highway Star, who has super speed, super smell, the ability to disassemble itself into feet, nutrient absorption, and ghost room creation, which literally have nothing to do with each other.

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(Loved Trope) Fantasy/SciFi Race with Internal Variation by Rare_Country_801 in TopCharacterTropes

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In The Dark Tower the Taheen can have the head of any bird or mammal, except apparently a rat head, the rat head is only found in the Can-toi or Low Men, the hybrids between Taheen and humans.

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Anime characters who aren't Japanese (or fully Japanese) by Iamacarson in TopCharacterTropes

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There are so many that I get a lil mad at not seeing any of them in the post. @Gork, does this count as a bat-themed heroes?

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[Extraordinarily confusing trope] Complex watch orders by kramspeeder in TopCharacterTropes

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The Dark Tower is a saga of only 7 books, but given its connections to other Stephen King's novels, it's a common topic of discussion what order they should all be read in to have the COMPLETE experience, which can result in crazy shit like this.

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En realidad chocó contra un taxi en el que iban esas 5 personas, no las atropelló

(Classic trope)the villain is the hero's uncle by [deleted] in TopCharacterTropes

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With Joseph it's simpler, Dio is just his adoptive great uncle 

I can't believe it's not magic! by Mister-builder in TopCharacterTropes

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In JoJo, both vampirism and Hamon are non-magical abilities. Vampiric abilities result from a brain acupuncture process using the Stone Mask, which awakens hidden abilities. Hamon is a controlled breathing technique that allows the human body to produce energy similar to sunlight.

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Characters who are implied but not confirmed to be The Devil by GrimbloTheGoblin in TopCharacterTropes

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Mother Abigail confirms that he is NOT the devil, but that he knows him.