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Infuriatingly nimble team-boss from the Streets of Rage series.
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Once the leader of the terrorist organization known as the Sons of Korhal, he overthrew the Terran Confederacy and became the leader of the new over-government, the Terran Dominion.
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Matt is a lieutenant and member of Raynor's Raiders. He acts as Raynor's second-in-command as well as an advisor in the Hyperion.
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Mannoroth the Destructor was a pit lord whose ruthlessness and vile cunning made him into one of the favoured lieutenants of his masters, Archimonde and Kil'jaeden, the champions of the Burning Legion.
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Sent by Archimonde, Mal'Ganis was chosen to lead the plot to force Prince Arthas into darkness.
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Kil'jaeden the Deceiver (Warcraft) is the right hand of Sargeras the Fallen Titan, lord of the Burning Legion. He manipulated the Orcs into doing his bidding and eventually made them succumb to a demonic bloodlust.
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The self-proclaimed Lord of Outland, Illidan Stormrage (aka The Betrayer) resides in The Black Temple.
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Archimonde the Defiler was the left hand of the fallen titan, Sargeras and commander of the Burning Legion.
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Was one of three brothers that were suppose to see the destruction of Azeroth, but was stopped by Arthas.
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Krang is a villain from Dimension X in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles universe.
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When the evil Shredder attacks, those Turtle boys won't cut him no slack.
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Saruman is a fictional character in Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy. He is an evil wizard doing the dirty work of the Dark Lord Sauron and plays a pivotal role as a primary antagonist of those in the fellowship of the ring.
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Yoda is one of the most powerful Jedi Masters to have ever lived. He is easily recognized by his short stature, green skin, pointy ears, and speech patterns.
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Originally introduced in Star Wars: Empire Strikes Back, this legendary bounty hunter has appeared in a slew of games and is undeniably awesome.
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Palpatine is a fictional character in George Lucas's science fiction saga Star Wars. He is known as the Emperor of the Galactic Empire and as the Dark Lord of the Sith, Darth Sidious.
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Darth Maul is a Villain from the Star Wars series. He appears in numerous games including Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace.
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General Grievous was an antagonist from Star Wars Episode III, and features heavily in all Clone-Wars related Star Wars projects, including videogames. He is a cyborg general for the Separatist army who possesses four arms and the ability to wield Lightsabers.
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Jango Fett was, at one point, the greatest bounty hunter in the Star Wars universe, and he passed all of that knowledge on to his son, Boba. Boba Fett would go on to surpass his father in his chosen trade.
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Perhaps the most well-known villain in the Star Wars Expanded Universe, Grand Admiral Thrawn nearly succeeded in bringing the New Republic to its knees in the years following Palpatine's death. Belonging to the Chiss, a race of blue-skinned, red-eyed Near-Humans, Thrawn was an intelligent and capable strategist.
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HK-47 is an assassin droid introduced in the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic series. HK-47 has become a fan favorite through his witty dialogue and dislike of organic lifeforms.
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Once herald the savior of the galaxy, Revan was instrumental in the defeat of the Mandalorians. However, after the war he assumed the identity of the Dark Lord of the Sith and remained so until his pupil, Darth Malak, turned on him.
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Desann is the main villain in Star Wars: Jedi Outcast. He trained to be a Jedi but he turned towards the dark side and kidnapped Jan Ors, leading to the main plot of Jedi Outcast. He is also a playable character in the multiplayer of Jedi Academy.
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The Sith Emperor is the main villain of Star Wars: The Old Republic.
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During the time of the old republic, he was a legendary bounty hunter. He is hired by Darth Malak to hunt down Bastila Shan.
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Maulkiller is a mixture of Darth Maul and Starkiller. Not a real character, he is merely a playable skin for Starkiller.
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Bob Page is known to the public as the CEO of Page Industries, but is secretly the head of Majestic-12. He is the main antagonist of Deus Ex.
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Scorpion is a wraith from the Netherrealm who is consumed with a desire for revenge.
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Shang Tsung is an evil sorcerer from Midway's Mortal Kombat series.
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Raiden is the Thunder God, protector of Earthrealm and a regular combatant in the Mortal Kombat franchise.
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Kuai Liang, known as Tundra, became an assassin for the Lin Kuei after he and his brother were abducted by the clan. After the death of his brother Bi Han, Kuai Liang assumed the mantle of Sub-Zero to honor his memory.
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Reptile comes from a realm once known as Zaterra which was mysteriously destroyed ages ago. He is the last of the Reptor race. Shao Kahn has enlisted Reptile into his forces and makes use of his stealth and skills as a spy for his army.
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Possessing immense strength and boundless knowledge of the dark arts, Shao Kahn rules Outworld with merciless brutality. He desires nothing less than the total subjugation of all realms, so that they may be united under his own dominion.
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Noob Saibot is a shadowy ninja spector in the Mortal Kombat series. It was later revealed that he was the evil reincarnation of the original Sub-Zero.
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Smoke, originally Tomas Vrbada, was recruited by the Lin Kuei for his impressive abilities to transform into smoke. Having no memories of his past, the Lin Kuei has been his only family.
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As a member of the Lin Kuei, he carries out many of their missions. However when the Grand Master plans to convert the clan into cyborgs, Cyrax resists. Although Cyrax believes that the clan will no longer have honor, he knows that no one leaves the Lin Kuei.
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Ermac is the result of conquered Edenian souls that were fused together to form a living being. The essence of all those vanquished souls bound together gives Ermac immense telekinetic abilities, making Ermac one of Shao Kahn’s strongest enforcers.
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Sektor is a red cyborg from the Mortal Kombat franchise. Sektor was the son to the Grandmaster of the Lin-Kuei.
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Quan Chi is a kombatant from the Mortal Kombat franchise, a demonic sorcerer who is the enemy of all things good.
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Goro was introduced in the first Mortal Kombat game as the sub-boss, where he was notoriously difficult to defeat. More than two thousand years old, he is the Prince of the Shokan race, hailing from the Kuatan realm of Outworld. As a General in the Outworld Emperor Shao Kahn's militia, he fights for the pride and glory of his people.
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A centaur in the service of Shao Kahn. He is the penultimate fight of Mortal Kombat 3.
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Kintaro is a tiger striped Mortal Kombat II sub-boss, who would later become playable in Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. He is said to be even more powerful and agile than the mighty Goro.
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Fujin is the god of wind and a playable character in the Mortal Kombat series.
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Shinnok is an Elder God of immeasurable power and ruler of the Netherealm.
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Originally a red herring in the attract mode of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, Rain is an Edenian who fights on the side of Shao Kahn. He is also a thinly veiled reference to the recording artist Prince.
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The primary antagonist in Mortal Kombat VS DC Universe. He is the fusion of DC's Darkseid and Mortal Kombat's Shao Khan.
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After refusing to murder his own wife at the demand of his gang leader, the rest of the gang kills her and leaves him for dead. Shank spends the entirety of the game on a path of revenge as he battles his way through the gang's henchmen to kill all the main gang members who were there for his wife's demise.
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Nobunaga Oda was a powerful lord during Japan's Sengoku period. He appears frequently in historically-themed games as a villain.
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Eric Cartman is an animated character from the popular series 'South Park'. Eric Cartman appears in all current South Park games.
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Bender Bending RodrÃguez is a vulgar robot from the Futurama universe.Bender is a character created by Matt Groening and David X.Cohen.Bender first appeared in the pilot episode of Futurama ; ''Space Pilot 3000'',on March 28,1999.
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Coach is one of the four playable Survivors in Left 4 Dead 2. A former high school health teacher and defensive coordinator for a freshman football team, he motivates the other Survivors to safety.
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A special class of Infected from Valve's Left 4 Dead, the Witch is a passive creature who only wishes to be left alone, and only attacks when frightened by bright lights or loud sounds, or when someone invades her personal space.
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A special type of Infected from Valve's Left 4 Dead, the Tank uses his inhuman strength to pummel survivors and throw heavy objects (as well as the floor).
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Tails is Sonic the Hedgehog's two-tailed sidekick who was first introduced in Sonic the Hedgehog 2.
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Sonic the Hedgehog is one of the world's most famous video game characters and the mascot of Sega Enterprises Ltd. Sonic was introduced on June 23 1991 with the launch of Sonic the Hedgehog for the Sega Genesis. His super speed makes him one of the fastest fictional characters.
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Galsia is the most common of the thugs in all 3 Streets of Rage games.
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Whip-swinging villainess from the Streets of Rage series.
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Ninja enemy from the Streets of Rage series.
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Knife-wielding Streets of Rage sub-boss. He and his copies are named after snacks, oddly.
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A gay character in Bare Knuckle 3, which is the Japanese version of Streets Of Rage 3. He was cut out of the US and European versions of the game.
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A group of recurring martial artist enemies in Streets of Rage 2. Stronger than the average thug, but not as tough as the bosses.
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One of the bosses of the game Streets of Rage 3
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Death Adder is the main antagonist in the Golden Axe series and wields the Golden Axe.
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Motorbike-riding thugs from the Streets of Rage series. Named after weather conditions.
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Boxing Kangaroo from Streets of Rage 3. Becomes a playable character if his master is defeated before he is. Can also become unlocked if Up B are held at the title screen, followed by START. Jumps highest of all characters, but cannot use weapons.
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The mascot of the Fallout franchise, he has appeared in the franchise as part of game art to illustrate perks and descriptions of other objects in the games and has appeared as the mascot for Vault-tec educational corporate videos. He is a recruitable team member in the game Fallout Tactics.
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Extraterrestrials appear in many, many video games in a massive variety of styles. Sometimes they're evil bloodthirsty invaders, sometimes they're adorably cuddly sidekicks, and sometimes they're very much like us.
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One of the bosses in the game Golden Axe 3
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The droid companion of Galen Marek (Starkiller, the Secret Apprentice). He houses hologram technology that allows him to make himself look like almost anyone.
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Starkiller is the main character in Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. He is Darth Vader’s secret Sith apprentice, and has a love interest in Juno Eclipse. His birth name is Galen Marek. He has the voice and likeness of Sam Witwer.
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Robot X is boss of Level 5 in the game Street of rage 3. Robot X is a double of Mister X from the game Street of rage 2
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This robot is the final boss in the game Streets of Rage 3
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Protagonist of the No One Lives Forever games and operative for the anti-terrorism organization UNITY.
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Duke Nukem is the anti-hero protagonist of the Duke Nukem franchise. He is widely known for his ultra-masculine personality, memorable catchphrases and acts of major badassery.
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A Black Mesa security guard and deep cover operative of the human resistance movement on post-Combine occupied Earth, Barney is a good friend of Gordon Freeman and one of several principle characters of the Half-Life franchise.
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Chell is the silent protagonist of Portal who is set with the task of breaking several laws of physics in order to make her way through the Aperture Science Enrichment Center.
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Nemesis is the primary antagonist of Resident Evil 3 and is recognized mainly by his scar on his head, his bazooka, and his "S.T.A.R.S." phrase.
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One of the playable U.S.S (Umbrella Security Services) characters in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City.
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Hunk is a U.S.S (Umbrella Security Service) Commando who led Alpha Team to recover the G-Virus. The events that followed lead to the viral outbreak that destroyed Raccoon City.
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One of the playable U.S.S (Umbrella Security Service) characters in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City.
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Virologist of Umbrella Security Services team "Wolfpack".
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Bertha acts as the medic for Delta Team of the U.S.S (Umbrella Security Service) from Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. She has a fondness for medicine and a greater appreciation for pain.
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A traitor and enemy to the vast majority of Resident Evil's protagonists, Albert Wesker has rapidly achieved super-villain status within the series canon.
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Commander Shepard is the main protagonist of Mass Effect. Throughout the game, the player's decisions can affect Shepard's personality, consequently changing how both individuals and entire races view him/her and the human race. Key choices can even affect the outcomes of situations throughout the story.
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A female Quarian team member in the Mass Effect series. Tali is a capable engineer with highly developed technical skills. Throughout Mass Effect, Tali reveals much of the life of the Quarians. She is one of a select few characters fully playable throughout the Mass Effect Trilogy.
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A powerful biotic, Subject Zero is one of the new crew members for Mass Effect 2. Shepard first encounters her on the prison ship Purgatory.
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The Shadow Broker is an informations broker with infiltrators in all major factions, including Cerberus. The only persons who know the true identity behind the name are Commander Shepard and his/her team.
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A master of biotics, Benezia is an extremely influencial asari Matriarch in league with Saren to find the Conduit.
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The Illusive Man is the leader of the Cerberus group mentioned in Mass Effect. His goal with the Cerberus project is to make humans the most powerful race in the galaxy.
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A Cerberus Yeoman assigned to the Normandy SR2. She performs administrative duties and monitors Shepard's crew, messages, and fish.
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Kasumi is a master thief hired by Cerberus to aid Commander Shepard on his mission to stop the Collectors.
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Sareena is a demon in the Mortal Kombat series. Initially an enemy of the original Sub-Zero, she becomes his ally and later the ally of his younger brother, the second Sub-Zero
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Andrew Ryan is the founder of Rapture, the undersea Utopia that is the setting for BioShock. His name is a partial anagram of Ayn Rand, author of the novel Atlas Shrugged, which served as the main inspiration for Ryan's philosophies and aspects of BioShock's story.
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This prototype Big Daddy is the protagonist of BioShock 2. Being rejected as the model for the new line of Big Daddies, he was put into hibernation and hidden well away from the citizens of Rapture. Now, ten years after the first game, he is awakened for a mysterious purpose.
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The protagonist from Bioshock 2's story based DLC "Minerva's Den"
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Water God is boss of Level 4 in the game Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero. Looks like the T-1000 from the film Terminato 2: Judgment Day
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Fire God is boss of Level 5 in the game Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero. Sub-Zero can not freeze him.
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Earth God is boss 3 levels in the game Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero
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The leader of the Brotherhood of Mutants, Magneto has the power to control metal with his personal magnetic field. This generally has disastrous consequences as he believes that Mutants are superior to normal Humans and therefore, the Human race is expendable if it helps the Mutant cause.
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Silver Surfer is a cosmic being that has super-strength, wields the Power Cosmic and can travel at light-speed. He is now an ally of the Fantastic Four after betraying Galactus and has been exiled to earth.
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Galactus is a cosmic figure in the Marvel Universe. He traverses the universe, devouring the energy from planets to survive. This process is essential to the order of the universe, and Galactus serves as a balance between Eternity and Death.
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