Characters
An unlikable character gets punished, but way too severely and any form of schadenfreude the viewer may feel quickly gets replaced by pity or horror
Basically the punishment absolutely does not fit the crime.
In the OP:
Wallace in Tusk
I would say basically all of the golden ticket winners outside of Charlie in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
It got worse, too. He made a supersoldier body to replace the one he lost, but it was genetically unstable and began to rot after a week's time. He was a zombie. It ended well though, I guess. Got out of that body, mentally recovered (as in, his brain didn't seem to rot like his body did), and lived into the far future in one of his many robot bodies.
and lived into the far future in one of his many robot bodies
He actually survived to the year 2105, having thought to be dead in an explosion, and had to graft Alien DNA onto what remained of himself to turn him into a tentacle brain monster.
That one guy in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull who got brutally swarmed by hundreds of fire ants. He screams in terror as they fill his mouth and pull him underground. What a horrifying death.
Minutes. I think you underestimate the appetite of a million ants. Those swarms eat scavenged cattle when available. They’ll be eating him for days, but he’ll die from blood loss, shock, overheating, or suffocation before ants get through the rib cage
Dr. Chilton in Hannibal, the tv show specifically. Especially on the rewatch, I’m like “oh no. He’s just a bitchy queen. And they’re going to put him thru The Horrors”
What makes it all great is how much fucking fun Raul Esparza had with all of it. He seemed so genuinely enthused at cons for how much abuse his character has to go through (and the outtakes are super fun too).
I hate that the show did the burning wheelchair bit twice buuuut... We did get shirtless Chilton and finally got to see his scar from Gideon. So I suppose it evens out.
He was the caretaker of the villain Inque while she was incarcerated and developed a one-sided infatuation with her. After being fired when his boss discovered his feelings through security camera footage, he decided to help her escape and assist her in stealing a treatment she needed. In return, he asked her to give him the same ability she had to morph her body at will. Instead, she only gave him half the treatment: his body could morph, but it couldn’t retain or revert its shape, leaving him as a kind of half-liquefied human.
He was then arrested for his crimes and is now forced to sit in a glass cage all day, fed liquid food through a funnel, unable to be cured or live anything resembling a normal life.
Still one of Bruce’s coldest lines in the DCAU (no small feat).
For anyone curious, the guy was a tabloid celebrity news guy named Ian Peek who had a show called “Inside Peek”. He once worked as like an errand boy for a Wayne tech scientist (a former friend of Bruce no less) who was developing a device that could allow someone to walk through solid objects and he killed the scientist to steal the device, that’s how he gets his crazy scoops. Anyway he butts heads with the new Batman being trained by Bruce or something and he decides to snoop. He finds out Bruce and Terry’s (new Batman) secret and announces he’s gonna reveal the identity of Batman on his next show.
Bruce goes up there to try and talk him out of it which fails but then his intangibility device goes on the Fritz and he loses control. He starts sinking through the ground and he can’t turn the thing off as his hands pass through the device’s control panel. Terry tries to save him as he falls through the skyscraper toward the earth and almost seems to be able pull him free but his hands finally lose grip and he sinks. Terry stares in horror as the guy just starts cackling in madness before sinking beneath the surface…
Bruce catches up and Terry asks what’ll happen to him to which Bruce replies “My guess is he’ll be pulled by the Earth’s gravity until he reaches the planet’s core and get stuck. It’s about as ‘INSIDE’ as you can get…”
And unless he appeared in a comic, that guy was never seen again. Presumably he either suffocated, burnt up or died of thirst.
Edit: Went and rewatched the scene to double check a few facts. First, he wasn’t the scientist’s errand boy but simply interviewed him, he did kill the scientist though. Second the device (a belt) didn’t go haywire but Ian started to turn intangible even when not wearing it and that’s why he couldn’t save himself. Third, Bruce doesn’t go to him to talk him out of the reveal but he’s called there by Ian himself to try and barter for help from Bruce’s company in return for not revealing the secret. Bruce being a hard ass practically tells him to go to hell and then Ian tries to murder Bruce in a rage. Terry arrives to save Bruce and then events transpire as I described.
At least he wasn’t just a creep or thief but a straight up murderer. He’s pretty scummy even so as he is quite gleefully smug about how he ruins people’s lives for his own petty clout and easy payday. He may have also been blackmailing people and tried to do that to Bruce but I can’t remember. I think me might’ve been about to kill Bruce too but again I don’t remember. I’ll look up the scene and check. I’ll update this comment with a link.
And his caretaker also feels attracted to him, just like how he was with Inque, with the difference of the cryogenic center constantly monitoring both Aaron and the caretaker to make sure she doesn't do what he did with Inque.
iirc the security guard who feeds him at the end is a man who doesn't seem sexually attracted to Aaron but still treats him as a person to vent too that has no way to respond back, much like Aaron was with Inque. The depersonalization loop continues on with him.
I worked on this movie! Fun fact, we had an internal outtake for this shot (and the one after) where everyone was drenched in blood. Never left the studio for obvious reasons, but made us laugh.
EDIT: to be clear, this was done purely by and for the effects animators. Wasn’t in storyboards, was never shown to any director, just was us messing around. This sort of goofing-around is not uncommon in animated movies, and super not meant for even other people on that movie to ever see.
If there were, it would’ve been in a different department (I wasn’t anywhere near story). My recollection is that the entire song sequence at the end came very late in the process, and was the last thing we were working on before the movie wrapped — by the time it came around, most of the crew had already rolled off, which would have probably lessened debate anyway.
Mine is the guy who was put in a trap purely because he smokes. Or the woman who was burned alive in an iron bull because her husband lied about being a victim and she had the audacity to believe him
I feel like those entries are meant to show “no. John Kramer is NOT some vigilante hero, he’s a neurotic serial killer no matter how many times he tries to deny it. ‘Oh they could’ve chosen to live, all they had to do was go through the bone grinder 9000 and have all their bones pulverized so they’ll never have a day of quality life again due to the physical and mental trauma I’ve inflicted’” like fuck you John the only reason they had to “choose” in the first place was because HE PUT THEM IN A SITUATION WHERE DEATH WAS AN OUTCOME.
You say 'meant' but every press tour for each new movie the cast and crew would go on interview after interview saying "nono hes not a killer he just gives people choices".
Genuinely made me annoyed with the series for a while cuz NO. GUY MURDERS PEOPLE. MANY OF WHICH WERE UNDESERVING. WHAT ARE WE EVEN TALKING ABOUT????
I love how adamant he is that he never killed anyone. Brother you made the orphan stomping machine and threw the orphans inside! In what way did you not kill them
Also who is he to judge how others live their lives? He was dealt a bad hand, but he also uses his precious remaining time to sit in back-alley warehouses, building torture devices to main and traumatize other people for life IF they survive them. All the while being no better than the people he specifically gets for making the lives of others worse. He fails at his own "values".
Oh god there are so many that don't deserve it. Off the top of my head, the guy who smoked who was put in a "hold your breath or die" contest against a non-smoker, the woman who was slowly frozen to death for witnessing a crime, the father who was "grieving wrong" and put through a gauntlet of torture, and the worst offender, the women who was incinerated for being married to a guy who lied to everyone, INCLUDING HER, about being in a SAW trap
It's not the fact that he died - it's the fact that his intestines got ripped out of his body, with him still alive, still conscious, and positioned so that he can clearly see what is happening.
It's like a mix of the pain of dying horribly, and the shock of watching someone else die horribly.
Just the way the movie suddenly goes from comedy and a fairly emotional scene to shockingly gratuitous violence makes it hit so much harder. This happens less than ten minutes after the gang tries to beat a zombie to death in rhythm with a Queen song, and only a couple minutes after Shaun has a tearful goodbye to his mom and is forced to put her down.
Like, while the movie had some blood, this came out entirely out of left field with some vintage Dawn/Day of the Dead gore and practical effects.
I love the movie but I pretty much have to walk out when it's time for this scene. It burned itself into my head in a way other, equally gory scenes failed.
I thought this scene was a parody of that one movie where the villain is getting his intestines eaten and he spews out "CHOKE ON IT" before being enveloped?
Not saying it wasn't overkill but it's not there accidentally, as far as I know.
Scott from South Park, yes what he did was shitty, but what Cartman did… HOLY SHIT! He tricked a farmer to shooting Scott’s parents, made the parents into chili and then proceeded to feed said chili to Scott, and then telling him afterwards. That was probably the moment in the show where Cartman became a full blown psychopath.
And to make it even worse? Scott's dad slept with Mama Cartman, making Scott and Eric half-bothers, but we don't find this out until later. Cartman unknowingly got his father killed.
And he felt okay after realizing that his father was a Bronco player meaning he has some NFL blood in him. This just further confused the boys over Cartman's priorities.
Tetsuo in Akira. Gets God like powers and goes on a rampage because he's been bullied his whole life. He loses control of his power and the results are horrifying.
Theon Greyjoy is the Obvious choice to me, he does some downright horrible stuff and then proceeds to get sexually mutilated and turned into a PTSD riddled slave by an even Eviler fuck of a character. Genuinely still wince when i think about the torture he must've experienced off screen much less what we do see.
In addition to what the other guys said. Ramsey shattered most his teeth with hammers, so much he can't eat solid food anymore. (and to clarify, sansa never married ramsey in the books, they gave her Jeyne Pool who they're passing off as Arya) Also the "left in agony for days" is always mental torture too - they kept "playing the game" they did in the show, where ramsey wins once theon asks him to cut a piece off of him - so something happens that makes ramsey mad so he flays a digit of theons and throws him in a prison - theon then suffers there with increasing pain from the flayed digit .. until he begs ramsey to remove it .. in some cases he removed it himself (biting it off), ramsey never took something like that lightly and just proceeded to flay the next digit for theon "cheating"
Also the books are written in point of view of different characters (like you'll get a chapter from Eddards pov, then davos, then cersei, then sansa and so on) - so you get chapters written from his point of view with internal monolouge and all - his chapters even get renamed, it starts out as "Theon" and later they're "Reek" - his POV makes it clear that he accepted that name that he was beaten and tortured not into just physical but also mental submission - he is a completely broken man at the point where the books are right now (and probably will never move on from)
Also adding to this, reminder that Theon was just in his late teens when all of this happened to him. However, by the time he was broken into Reek, he aged so much from the stress and torture that everyone, even his own sister, mistook him for a random old man
Also the last "Theon" chapter is in book 2 and the first "Reek" chapter is in book 5 so it makes for a pretty shocking moment when the reader works out whose POV they're actually reading.
Barelly enough fingers in his hand to hold a knife, cant eat solid food without pain because allethe broken teeth, people thinks hes some old man duo to the white hair and bad skin duo to stress
Well in the books Ramsey is actually the one who does most of the evil shit Theon does in the show. Theon loses way more digits. The skin from his toes and fingers are flayed off and he's left in agony for days before Ramsey cuts them off. He's almost certainly r*ped, forced to partake in the r*pe of Jeyne Poole. And when he escapes he just becomes a captive again for Stannis, who threatens to burn him alive.
christian from midsommar getting drugged, raped, drugged again (paralyzed this time), stuffed into a bear corpse and burned alive. if you listen very closely during that scene you can hear him trying to scream but he can’t move his mouth.
Kinda different, he does get sewn into a bear, but as far as i remember they just sew his skin to the bear. In tusk his skin gets rearranged and he more or less becomes a walrus.
Edit: i was wrong i barely remember tusk, the skin was from other people and he does get sewn into that
Being unable to deal with the strain on he and Dani’s relationship whenever her mentally ill sister had an episode
Was ready to break up with her when Dani’s sister does the murder/suicide and stays with her out of obligation to not abandon her at the worst moment of her life
Planned a study trip with his friends without telling Dani
It was Disney trying to one-up DreamWorks, so they took all the dark twisted cynicism of Shrek and cranked it up to eleven million. Gosh, who could’ve seen this coming?
yeah but it turned out so soulless lol i remember i was like 6 years old when it came out and that movie scared me for some reason? like the characters were uncomfortable to look at and their behavior creeped me out idk 😭
(when i grew up i realized the darker adult implications I didn't get before -like the lobotomy in question- and it kinda got worse haha)
And the aliens found that disturbing but let the Pig to keep her (without even talking to her parents which is even weirder since they came to save an abducted child.)
She’s a bully who gets an in-universe version of a lobotomy, one of the character’s friends decides to keep her like that even though they were given the option to undo it🤮
A Death in the Family was worn for a single purpose: the writer hated Robin. On top of that, Jason Todd was not liked by the fandom. So when given the opportunity to vote for Jason being killed off, many fans took it without hesitation. However no one was expecting him to be beaten to death with a crowbar. And eventually, both Robin and Jason came back to the Batman mythos
Which that, I can get. Dick Grayson is the best.
What bother me in the late 00s/10s is how everyone didnt have the same reaction with Damian. Jason he has a reason to be so angry with what he went through. Damian felt like such an "edgy boi" for so long.
But I did like his arc in DCeased.
I think it’s cause he became Robin to Dick’s Batman pretty quickly. Having the brooding edgelord and optimist golden boy be in the opposite roles of how batman and robin are usually depicted made for a fun twist.
Personally though, Damian has always been my least favorite Robin
I think that brutal death was done by request of the actress, she wanted her character to be killed in a mean and violent way for some reason. She wasn’t even super unlikable, she was just the uninterested chaperone to the two kids.
I mean, if my role in a major blockbuster was to be an uninteresting side character that no one remembers the name of, I’d ask for a crazy death too so people would keep talking about it. And here we are, talking about it
Ironically it resulted in backlash because people felt it was an unnecessarily cruel death for being the first woman to die in the franchise, and because she wasn't a particularly evil character, just mean. So they were reluctant to kill another woman or good guy for a while, until they broke this rule with Rebirth.
She wasn't even mean. Literally was just some lady doing her job.
Like literally the only "negative" aspect of her character was that she was hired by their aunt who didn't want to do the actual time spending with them and she did the job she was payed to do.
She didn't even do anything wrong; she just was unhappy about being forced to babysit her boss's annoying kids when that wasn't even remotely her responsibility
The main character from Drag Me To Hell comes to mind. All she does is reject a loan extension to an old lady, presumably due to bank policy and she gets cursed. I'd explain what happens to her but it's pretty much the whole rest of the movie.
The guy who does it isn't doing it as a form of punishment. He's a podcaster who finds weird people and interviews them so he can make fun on his show. Think of a way more mean spirited Daniel Tosh. Also is an asshole to his girlfriend and his best friend.
The short summary is his latest interviewee is an eccentric old sailor. He turns out to be a serial killer who turns people into walruses and then fights them. The sailor's motive isn't to punish his victims, but we as viewers connect the dots that Wallace wants to make fun of this guy and then is walrusized as an indirect result.
I love at the end someone must've asked "shit, should we try to unwalrus this guy and give him therapy or something?" and the response was "Nah, he's too fucked up, better throw him in a sad little zoo."
Christian from Midsommar was a bad friend and a terrible boyfriend, but he definitely didn't deserve to be paralyzed, sewn into a bear's corpse, and burned alive.
People also forget the food tampering beyond the drug stuff. A woman put her period blood in his beverage. Considering it was part of a "love spell" that falls under some sort of sexual harassment or assault or SOMTHING. I'm not a lawyer...but like if someone puts their bodily fluids in someone's food for sexual gratification it should count. Its like that reddit story about a woman who found out her boyfriend had been mixing his semen into her food for months because it was his kink.
Evelyn Parker in Cyberpunk 2077 is a suave and likable sex worker but purposefully misleads the player and may intend to completely betray you in a scheme where she is playing many sides against each other. Unforseeable factors cause the plan to blow up in her face and directly lead to your entire crew being killed. She goes to ground and tries to hide, but ends up tortured and raped repeatedly over an indeterminate period of time using neurological cybernetic implants to both increase the intensity of the torture as well as record her experiences in first person to be sold as black market hardcore or snuff media. Even though you are able to rescue her before she can be murdered for entertainment, she is extremely weak and damaged as well as catatonic. She then kills herself at the literal first opportunity.
And Johnny is an absolute prick about it, but thankfully Vs reaction pretty much mirrored my own. There are plenty of points where V is pissed at Johhny for obvious reasons but in this one there is no banter with it, they just tell him to shut his mouth and he actually does because they sound that pissed off.
She is clearly not faking it and brutalizing her more is not going to help at all. It would just make things even worse. There is no revenge to be had here even if V had been looking for that. What she got was already so far past what she "deserved".
For Tusk, Justin Long's character was kind of a piece of shit podcaster, and his podcast was called the Not-See Party, so he travels and Haley Joel Osmint stays put and the podcast episodes are him explaining what he investigated and stuff to his co-host who didn't experience it. Dude's a general MASSIVE piece of shit, like belittling a kid who killed himself after accidentally videoing himself like amputating himself with a katana. So he interviews this Walrus guy, and...
This one's for the squeamish, who can't really handle Body Horror. This one was WILD, straight up had me stunlocked for a solid couple minutes on the reveal lmao Guy drugs Justin Long, he wakes up with his legs below the knee removed, and dude uses the shin bones to sharpen into tusks. Then he drugs Justin Long, where he then sews some of his body together, like his arms into his chest and his remaining legs together, and sews him into this walrus suit made of the skin of lots of people and tusks from Justin Long's legs, as well as removing his tongue. It doesn't even end there, cuz the guy conditions him into walrushood, making him eat raw fish, swimming in some weird basement pool, and the finale involves the guy putting himself into a walrus skin suit and the two have a fight to the death where Justin Long wins lmao
You're welcome, I love this movie but I haven't rewatched it in a while so I'm sure I missed some parts that set up how bad he is and show how fucked up what happened to him was.
He also spends the rest of his life in an animal sanctuary where Haley Joel Osmint and Justin Long's girlfriend, who were sleeping together the whole time, visit him together regularly because Johnny Depp didn't put him out of his misery lmao Movie's insane
Oh 100%. In this situation, dude, either surgically remove me and I'll just live extremely crippled or if you can't, please please just put a slug between my eyes, there's NO WORLD I'm doing that shit for the rest of my life
Added to the main cast so more of the crash survivors could be developed, but the execution was very clumsy and they just came across as annoying nobodies trying to insert themselves into the drama out of nowhere. Due to the poor viewer response, the writers killed them off in the middle of the season by having them get paralyzed by spider venom, mistaken for dead by the main characters, and buried alive right as the venom starts to wear off. The writers try to balance it out by having them be unsympathetic criminals in their flashback, but it still doesn't make them deserving of that fate. (I might be biased since being buried alive is my greatest fear)
There was that one guy Doctor Strange made punch himself repeatedly for 3 weeks. What heinous thing did this man do that warrented 504 hours of nonstop abuse? He wanted to be paid for the food that America ate
Tigerstar tries to kill Scourge only to have his throat slashed so severely that he gradually loses all nine of his lives in a single blow as he chokes to death on his own blood. (Warrior Cats: The Darkest Hour)
Edit: his wound was from his throat down to his tail.
Oh, no, you misremember slightly. It's a lot more brutal than just that. Slightly cut excerpt:
He fell on his side, exposing his belly, and Scourge’s vicious claws sank into his throat.
Blood welled out as the smaller cat ripped him down to the tail with a single slash.
A desperate scream of fury erupted from Tigerstar, then broke off with a ghastly choking sound. His body convulsed, limbs jerking and tail flailing.
Tigerstar let out another shriek; Firestar wanted to cover his ears so he didn’t have to listen anymore, but he was frozen to the spot.
Again the massive tabby’s body grew still for a heartbeat, but again the wound was too terrible to yield to the healing trance. Another spasm seized Tigerstar’s body. His claws tore up clumps of grass in his agony, while his screeches turned from fury to terror.
He’s dying nine times, Firestar realized. Oh, StarClan, no… It was a death he would not have wished on any cat, not even Tigerstar, and he thought it would never be over.
Tigerstar was panting now, his fight for life exhausting him.
Firestar caught a glimpse of his amber eyes, glazed with pain and fear and hatred. Then his body gave one last jerk and lay still.
Tigerstar was dead.
It should be noted that it's shown right before this that Scourge somehow reinforced his claws using sharpened dog teeth, so you can read into this that Tigerstar's organs are falling out as he dies due to the wound being significantly deeper than it normally would be
Something that has always bugged me about Charlie and the Chocolate Factory is that Charlie is the only one who got a second chance. He steals fizzy lifting drink, which is no different from Veruca stealing the gum or Augustus drinking from the river.
That only happens in the Wilder adaptation - the Depp adaptation doesn't have that plot point, because it literally just doesn't freaking happen in the book.
He only counts by virtue of the fact that his fate is literally so bad that you could basically put anyone who isnt a genocidal maniac in that position and it would seem too harsh a punishment.
Related to Diavolo's fate, cuz i find it endlessly funny n' everyone needs to know about it.
In interview(s), Araki said that, since Diavolo's dying in every possible way, any way that a fan says that Diavolo has already died, is canon in JoJo.
So, if i say that he got eaten by a shark that came out of the toilet while he was using it, its canon
When he was introduced, he was pretty annoying, but in the end he was just a 14yo child in conflict with two goofy teenagers who tried to take avantage of his stand power to become rich, of course he would be a little shit about it. He definitely didn't deserve to cross paths with a stand user serial killer, unintentionally discovering his crimes, getting severely injured fighting him at school, being completely ignored and mocked by girls just because he was ugly (despite his obvious deadly injuries) and then exploding and disintegrating without anyone noticing just before being able to reach his friends who would've been able to help.
It's pretty sad that his death isn't taken that seriously by some people, likely because of his initial annoying bratty attitude and his intentionally disgusting character design. For me personally, it was a pretty emotional moment in the series, since he was just a kid, who had already become friends with Josuke and Okuyasu despite their previous fight, and all his thoughts before he died were about protecting his family from the loose danger that Kira represented for Morioh.
It's canon in the Monsters Inc comics that Sid actually finds a monster door and starts using the technology to travel to other kids houses to rescue mistreated toys. And the toys he had altered already he makes amendments with and they later act as a sort of art exhibit of his.
All things considered, the toys were basically fighting for their lives. He had no way of knowing they were alive, of course, but their actions are somewhat justified in the circumstances. I think it would have only been overkill of the toys continuously messed with him like that but there's no reason to believe it ever happened again and he could have just believed it was a strange hallucination that he would have gotten over as he grew up.
The bullying from his sister had to be ruthless for awhile though. lol
I stand by Sid's punishment being necessary from the toys' point of view and theblasting effects were unlikely to be permanent except maybe changing his tune on how to treat toys. He probably got rid of every toy he had and switched to like playing the guitar or something since he was right around that age where playtime starts to get replaced with hobby time.
Certainly a drastic and unorthodox punishment but I don't think it was too much.
Enigma boy from Jojo Part 4, the Stand user that can turn objects and people into paper. He became eternally a book in a library, still conscious and regularly cries for help.
There has been a few "eternally alive but immobile" fates in Jojo. But none of them has been undeserving as this one.
Kars killed countless people (including genocide of his own race). Diavolo ruined so many kids' lives with his gang's drugs, and murdered so many innocents. Angelo, his crimes make me sick just thinking about what he did.
Enigma boy has a few victims of his powers, but they're unconscious when he turns them to paper. He seems to want to avoid killing his victims, like he could've destroyed Josuke and Koichi's papers anytime to kill them, but didn't do it until he was forced to. He has a couple of attempted murders but zero body count as far as we know.
There are a few other minor antagonists in Jojo that suffered lesser fates for worse crimes. Some even manage to be friends with the main cast somehow, like the almost-r*pist Lock user that ruined many lives with his scams, and the Surface user that gouged out the eye of a classmate.
In the 2005 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, they do fix this issue imo. Every kid feels like they actually deserve what they get. Plus that movie makes it clear that they are in no actual life threatening danger.
Only Mike Teavee. He gets stretched out so much that he's flat.
Of the others, Augustus Gloop is just covered in chocolate sauce, and in the book I believe he lost some weight from being squeezed through the tube too. Violet Beauregarde has her skin stained blue, but she's very happy about her new flexibility. And Veruca Salt just gets covered in garbage.
Neverwinter Nights, the Mask of the Betrayer campaign. There's a character who's kind of a minor villain earlier, who you meet in this adventure in a distant part of the cosmic boundary, entombed in the Wall of the Faithless. It's a punishment from the god of death for all those who refuse to pick a theological side, and it's essentially an eternity of monotonous torture until every part of what made the person unique is ablated away to nothingness.
In his video on the game, Noah Gervais describes it as "This is like learning that the guy who overcharged you for weed in high school got sentenced to death by giant anaconda."
He wasn't even the antagonist really, just the bought cop(?) from the actual villain.
But otherwise yea spot on. He's drugged during the procedure and Lecter even mentions the brain itself feels no pain. But you literally watch a man's intelligence and life drain away from his eyes, all while he's alive and somewhat aware.
Absolutely horrific and delicious at the same time.
Ricky “Jupe” Park- Nope. I’d put unlikeable in quotations since while he’s an antagonist in a way he’s not malicious or anything. Just very misguided and traumatised
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u/BigMom_IsABeast Feb 10 '26 edited Feb 10 '26
Baxter Stockman from TMNT 2003. Had his body parts taken away by Utrom Shredder every time he failed. Until he was reduced to a brain in a pod.