Chaotic Evil Narrator

Johan Liebert from Monster, a criminal mastermind who is set upon meticulously breaking and killing every person he comes in contact with, or turning them into murderers themselves, just because he can. It's not even clear that he enjoys it; many times he just does it. Michio Yuki from MW also kills people just For the Evulz. Akakabuto from Ginga: Nagareboshi Gin is an example of a monster with limited intelligence, who enjoys the act of killing just for the sake of killing. He will kill anyone and anything that crosses his path, for the sole reason of crossing his path; if you didn't want to be brutally slaughtered, you should have stayed away from his territory. In Magical Project S, Pixy Misa is always given specific orders to defeat Sammy, yet she always ends up doing whatever she wants instead (while still being evil and dangerous to Sammy and her friends). For instance, she usually ends up doing things for her own enjoyment like eating a cake while torturing Sammy For the Evulz or trapping kids in a manga. This is no surprise as Pixy Misa actually is Misao ID, as opposed to her This example contains a FlameBait entry. It should be moved to the FlameBait tab.Lawful Good alter ego Misao Amano; the difference is very apparent. Digimon Adventure has Puppetmon, an Ax-Crazy, impulsive and immature Living Toy; easily the most obvious example of this alignment in the Digimon anime. Gosterro from Blue Comet SPT Layzner. A psychopathic and obnoxious SPT pilot obsessed with killing the main character Eiji and he's quick to turn against his fellow gradodian soldiers and superiors if they won't help him get his prey or prevent him from killing in general. While many of the villains of Dragon Ball may qualify, special mention goes to King Piccolo and the final form of Majin Buu, called Kid Buu in Dragon Ball Z. Piccolo desires to take over the world, but states his sole law would be to abolish laws to throw the world into mindless destruction. Kid Buu, on the other hand, gleefully destroys everything in his path, to the point where he's more of a force of nature than a character. The first thing he does after regressing to Kid form is blow up Earth because it happens to be there. Majin Buu's master Babidi is a high-functioning Chaotic Evil. His goals seem to be to take over the universe, but he accomplishes this by sending Majin Buu to world after world and killing the entire population and destroying the planet itself. He also eliminates any of his minions the instant that they are no longer useful to him. Same could be said with Broly from all three of his movies, who wants nothing more than to destroy everything out of sadism and insanity. Completely averted for his canon counterpart. Vegeta (if not This example contains a FlameBait entry. It should be moved to the FlameBait tab.Neutral Evil), for his part, revels in violence and murder (something he doesn't grow out of even a little until the very end of the series). What he doesn't revel in is being under Freeza's thumb, to the point where he teams up with the Z-Fighters to overthrow him. His desire to prove his superiority by defeating Goku in combat keeps him focused and nominally on the side of good, but there's always a risk that he'll go rogue. Baby from Dragon Ball GT may speak of high goals like restoring the Tuffle race and enacting justice on the Sayians who wiped them out, he will perform any atrocity or sacrifice anyone to increase his own power. He clearly sees bringing back the Tuffle race just so that they can serve him, and help him to conquer the galaxy in his name. As he becomes more powerful and Goku's survival continutes to frustrate him, he also increasingly unhinged to the point where he even revels in the destruction of his own resurrected people, and would destroy the Earth in an Earth-Shattering Kaboom just to see the look of shock on Goku's face. He even attempts to murder his own minions who was trying to help him just because those attempts were annoying him. Goku Black from Dragon Ball Super. He is sadistic, psychopathic, massacred the gods so that they do not interfere in his plan and enjoys creating suffering, chaos and destruction wherever he goes, only to sadistically observe the suffering of all his victims before murdering them and remaking the universes to his image and likeness. And do we even need to mention his monologue to Goku? Doma from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. He is Nihilistic, Psychopathic. Basically, we think human life means nothing, and we say we're going to save human beings, but in fact, this is nonsense, and Doma has done evil for fun and ruined many people's lives. Even the leader of Demons, Muzan, is reluctant to do so, describing him as Chaotic Evil. And Doma is an empty Demon that means nothing to life. Most of the Demons are nothing more than murderous killing machines. Remarkably despite their feral natures and grotesque appearances, they are still capable of intelligence. Some even regret becoming what they are. However the innocent Demons are few-and-far between the ones that revel in their monstrocity. Naruto: Orochimaru is Naruto's best example of Chaotic Evil. His primary goal is to become "the perfect being", and he gleefully defies social conventions (like, say, not killing babies) in pursuit of it, even clearly enjoying how horrified everyone else is when he is caught doing it. He really nails his mast to this trope, however, in his early appearances when he tries to destroy Konoha and start a war because he thought peace was boring. Gaara was Chaotic Evil prior to his Heel–Face Turn, killing everyone who provoked him in the slightest way and seeing his existence as revolving around the act of killing other people. Now he is either This example contains a FlameBait entry. It should be moved to the FlameBait tab.Neutral Good or Lawful Good. Deidara also falls squarely into this alignment, given that before he was recruited, he was selling his bombs to terrorist groups For the Evulz, and as a member of Akatuski tends towards extremely impulsive behavior and gives his reason for fighting as "just because". Even his decision to kill himself rather than lose to Sasuke is presented in a chaotic light, given that rather than the more lawful simple suicide he turns himself into a nuke to try and take Sasuke with him, laughing maniacally at the idea of becoming one of the explosions he loves so much. Some characters from the Gundam franchise are considered this: Yazan Gable of Zeta Gundam, the supposed progenitor of most of the franchise's Ax-Crazy characters. An uneducated but cunning Sociopathic Soldier Who doesn't care about the This example contains a FlameBait entry. It should be moved to the FlameBait tab.Lawful Evil ideas of the Titans and fights because he enjoys fighting and killing. ∀ Gundam's Big Bad Gym Ghingnham is a psychotic Blood Knight who wants to plunge the world into eternal war in order to cull humanity and leave only those strong enough to survive, whom he considers "true" humans. Rau Le Creuset from Gundam SEED, whose goal was nothing less than the extinction of mankind, is a perfect example of intelligent, high-functioning Chaotic Evil. Calculating and ruthless, he was able to perfectly mask his ever-advancing insanity, gaining This example contains a FlameBait entry. It should be moved to the FlameBait tab.Lawful Evil Zala and Neutral Evil Murata Azrael's trust to manipulate them, successfully playing both ZAFT and the Earth Forces against each other, escalating the war to the point where weapons of mass destruction were viable options. He almost got what he wanted, too... Lord Djibril of Gundam SEED Destiny is interesting in that he's originally a This example contains a FlameBait entry. It should be moved to the FlameBait tab.Neutral Evil Fantastic Racist, not too terribly dissimilar from his predecessor, Azrael. As the series progresses, however, setbacks and his own stupidity push him further and further towards Chaotic Evil, as he lashes out with every weapon he's got, regardless of the impact it will have on the overall strategy of the war. Convinced that his own survival is everything, he throws away his side's chance of winning the war, taking thousands of people with him in the process. Ali Al-Saachez from Gundam 00 is a highly skilled mercenary and terrorist who admits that he lives solely for war and conflict, and while he occasionally finds ways to use his intelligence, he feels much more at home on the battlefield, where he gets to kill without restraint. Gundam 00 also has Nena Trinity when she's at her worst. Most of the times she's This example contains a FlameBait entry. It should be moved to the FlameBait tab.Chaotic Neutral but in the wrong mood she can be exceptionally evil. Well showcased when she blows up a wedding because she was angry they were having fun. She tried to take a dip into Neutral Evil in the second season to fool Ribbons and kill the Innovators when they least expect it. That plan got shot to hell when she dies. Allelujah Haptism's Superpowered Evil Side Hallelujah really enjoys fighting violently and brutalizing his opponents. Even after the two had a Split-Personality Merge. Then there's Gundam AGE's Enfante Terrible (and Ali's in-universe expy) Desil Galette — a concrete Type 2. He considers every war as a big game and the soldiers as mere playthings. This was made evident during the series' second arc when he used his MS's special ability to control some of his allies' MS to stop the protagonist pursuing him. And let's not even delve into how he used the protagonist's love interest during the first arc... Hao Asakura from Shaman King. The Manga version is the Well-Intentioned Extremist version of Chaotic Evil, while the Anime incarnation is an Ax-Crazy Psychopath. All the villain groups from Sailor Moon, mostly because they are led by incarnations of Chaos itself who seek to ruin everything in the universe. Shinobu Sensui from YuYu Hakusho. Then again, considering that he has seven Split Personalities, this isn't exactly easy to pinpoint. Though Kazuya, the Ax-Crazy one with an Arm Cannon and a Hair-Trigger Temper, is Chaotic Evil through and through. Many feel that Jail Scaglietti's actions in Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS show a man who seeks to cause chaos and destruction, who just wants to watch the world burn, which places him as a more Chaotic Evil character. Toredia Graze of StrikerS Sound Stage X plans on using the Mariage to attack several capital cities to teach people pain like the kind he felt while fighting on Orussia (similar to Pain from Naruto, but unlike him, he doesn't have any plan for a new political order). After his death, Runessa carries on this plan and takes on this alignment. A large portion of Eclipse infectees from the Force manga fall into this category as well. The virus turns them into absolute jerkasses, they kill masses wantonly, and most seem to make no effort to even contain themselves with the exception of Touma. Special mention goes to the Grendel for establishing that they have very short-sighted goals and the Huckebein for having no known motive aside from causing more destruction. Most villains in the Pretty Cure series. They just want to destroy everything and everyone. Just to give an example from the Splash Star series: Shitataare: I heard you two gave life back to the Source of the Sky. Good for me. It will be fun to destroy it again. Saki: So you are the one who destroyed it! Shitataare: Yes, and I'm proud of it! Hellsing: The Millennium organization. Their only real goals are to wage endless destructive war and to kill Alucard. Rather unusual for Nazis, who usually tend towards This example contains a FlameBait entry. It should be moved to the FlameBait tab.Lawful Evil. Makoto Shishio from Rurouni Kenshin spends about 50% of the time here, the other 50% as This example contains a FlameBait entry. It should be moved to the FlameBait tab.Lawful Evil. He despises the Meiji Era Japan, a pushover in the face of foreign superpowers, and longs to conquer the country and turn it into a hell on earth where only the strongest survive — his creed is "The flesh of the weak is the food of the strong." Full Metal Panic!: Gauron. He does whatever he damn well pleases... and whatever he damn well pleases is always evil. Sure, he has many goals — but most of them are completely insane. He wants to kill (and rape the dead body of) the beautiful Assassin Saint he met once upon a time... but he also wants to die a sensational death together with aforementioned Assassin Saint. So yes, his goals completely conflict and make no sense. But one thing you have to give to the guy: he's definitely very "free-spirited." Gates, the villain of Full Metal Panic: The Second Raid is so thoroughly random in how he goes about causing civil wars and kidnapping diplomats that he becomes utterly hilarious. Hansel and Gretel of Black Lagoon, whose personal philosophy is a distillation of "kill or be killed" and "us or them", with "them" being everyone else on the planet. Their murder-and-mayhem-filled visit to Roanapur, a city populated by This example contains a FlameBait entry. It should be moved to the FlameBait tab.Lawful Evil, Neutral Evil and the (very) occasional Chaotic Neutral, is an excellent example of why it isn't only Good aligned characters that will work to stop Chaotic Evil, as almost everyone scrambles to prevent them from causing any more damage. Nnoitra Gilga from Bleach, who has little regard for anything but his violent impulses, and frequently disobeys orders. Most Hollows act this way, and Shrieker, being a serial killer, was also like this when he was alive. Szyaelaporro Granz also leans toward this in his acting independently For Science!. While he presents himself as either This example contains a FlameBait entry. It should be moved to the FlameBait tab.Lawful Neutral or Lawful Evil, this is where Yhwach's true alignment lies. While he claims to hate violence and preaches about peace, he's actually an Ax-Crazy Blood Knight who will kill his own subordinates if he can benefit from it. He is introduced blasting off the arm of one of his Arrancar soldiers just to gain his attention and later kills him for speculating about the future. It's later revealed that he absorbs the souls of any person that has touched his soul to prolong his life. If he doesn't continuously do this he will revert to a sense-deprived vegetative state. That doesn't change the fact that he's clearly enjoying himself, delights in hurting others and believes that everything in the world exists for his taking. Tetsuo from AKIRA is a psychopath who chafes at being the motorcycle gang's underdog and relishes violence. He goes on a city-destroying rampage as soon as he gets superpowers, mostly because he can. Ark of Muhyo and Roji has no ideology besides unlocking the secrets of forbidden magical law and gaining eternal life. Most of its members run the gamut from evil but still sane, like Enchu, who wants Muhyo to suffer, and the enigmatic and dangerous Teeki, to almost Ax-Crazy like Tomas and Mick. The ghosts tend to vary in alignment, depending on who they were in life, but most of the ones that went insane are of this alignment. Phantom Daughter from Psychic Squad can't even follow her own decision to be Chaotic Evil, but knows she wants to be free of her "father" Black Phantom and play with Kaoru forever. It appears that she's an alternate personality who's kept in check by a This example contains a FlameBait entry. It should be moved to the FlameBait tab.Lawful Evil side, both of whom reside in a relatively normal school girl they refer to as the "Doll", which is par for the course for Manipulative Bastard Black Phantom. Punie, the main character of Magical Witch Punie-chan is an example of a Chaotic Evil Magical Girl. Her incantation, Lyrical Tokarev, Kill Them All should be an indicator of things to come. Most of the pirate crews in One Piece follow this alignment with a twist of This example contains a FlameBait entry. It should be moved to the FlameBait tab.Neutral Evil; their captains tend to control them through fear, and there's little they won't do to get money. Although not a pirate, Eneru is also of this alignment, as he kills on a whim, and ultimately plans on leaving anyone — even his own followers — behind to be destroyed along with the island if they don't prove worthy to go to the Endless Vearth with him.