This antagonist proves that it is a second villain who sometimes steals the show.

It is de Rare that video games have one villain. After all, heroes often have to have a major villain. Ideally, the main antagonist will be the most notable and memorable in the game. But this is not always the way it works.

Sometimes, the second villain is so big that there is a major villain. Because they are at least the main villain, or at least the same as they are. As a result, there have been many excellent secondary antagonists for many years. Here is the biggest example:

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Revolver Okatlot

Metal Gear Solid Series

Revolver OCELOT is a perennial secondary antagonist in the Metal Gear Solid series. He plays a role in metal gear solid, metal gear solid 2 and metal gear solid 3. When it becomes a combination of mgs4's ocelot and liquid snake, it becomes a major villain. In the first three games, he supports major bad people to give Intel and sometimes torture or attack the protagonist.

However, OCELOT is constantly working for several people at once, and in general, it is generally exterior because it plans to stab the so -called major villains at some point. This is to make him an interesting figure because he has this amazing ability to go one step ahead of everyone. In addition, he has a great trick with twin revolvers and looks like an old Western man. This is why the character is so great.

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Raphael

Baldur's Gate 3

Baldur's gate 3 is a very long game, so it's enough for multiple villains to create their own marks. One of the second cars is Raphael. He is one of the most powerful creatures in BG3 because he is a co -worker wearing soft conversation and sharp clothes, but is ArchDevil.

Even if you don't attack much with that reputation, it becomes a scary antagonist. In fact, he does not actively try to be your enemy, and you can avoid his wrath by making a specific decision. This makes him a little different from the normal video game thief. And when you fight the villain, you will participate in a fun and very difficult boss fight.

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Andrew Ryan

Bioshock

Andrew Ryan seems to be many major villains of bioshock until his written enemy Frank Fontaine appeared. He may not be a friend of the main antagonist, but he does not make Andrew Ryan a good person. He is still his villain.

He is a complex VILDOER because he is not always evil. The man attempted to create a Utopian underwater called Rapture, where the game was set. But it collapsed, and he became much worse in the process. All of this happened before the game event. So, he is already a bad person when the story begins. And there is no redemption arc for him. He does not return to a better person who has already disappeared so far.

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Fantastic man

Mass effect 3

Anyone who has not played the Mass Effect game but has heard about a fantastic man may probably think he is the main villain of the series. However, he was first introduced as an unbelievable ally in the second game, and in Mass Effect 3 it is the second antagonist of REAPERS.

Ripper promises to remove all the main civilizations living in the galaxy with the threat of galaxy. Like the protagonist, a fantastic man wants to stop them, but his method of doing so is questionable. He wants to control the ripper and take advantage of the huge power, a dangerous plan. Also, he did not know it, but the ripper influenced his mind, so he could not actually control them. But his motivation can be understood, and the fact that he is a secondary antagonist who is trying to fight major villains makes him unique.

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Dutch Van Der Linde

Red Dead Redemption Series

Sometimes, the Netherlands feels like the main villain of the Red Dead EM game, but it's not. The main villain of the first game is a government agent called Edgar Ross, forcing them to bid. For the second game, backlash Mika Bell is actually a major antagonist. But the Netherlands plays a big role in both games.

In RDR2, he sends a lot of games as a mentor and a leader of the main gang. But in the story process, he begins to lose his mind as the gang begins to collapse. Then, in the first game after the second game, he is a full -fledged bad guy he's hunting. He is mentally everywhere during the game, but is always smooth, charismatic and attractive.

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Goro Majima

Yakuza and yakuza kiwami

Goro Majima is located on the main character for most of the Yakuza like the Dragon series. But in the original game and remake, he is one of the secondary antagonists. He is a member of Yakuza and has his family in the organization. The fact that he is nicknamed Shimano's MAD DOG gives you insight into his personality.

He is a rough and unpredictable individual who is obsessed with fighting the protagonist Kiru. The man is not really evil. He simply loves violence and finds a lot of fighting with Kiru. As a result, he is sometimes hidden and ready to ambush rivals with disguise. It is difficult to enjoy his stupid joke.

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scarecrow

Batman: Arkham Asylum

The Batman Arkham series has many great secondary villains because the game uses the Dark Knight's deep rogue gallery. The most prominent secondary antagonist in Arkham Asylum is the scarecrow. This is partially one of the most creative boss fights in game history is to make your head badly messed up.

The mind game is everything in the scarecrow. He uses deadly fear toxins to witness the greatest fear. This leads to an excellent and creative scene that Batman must see his worst fear. I don't know what it is.

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Bath Montenegro

FAR CRY 3

Even the big fans of Far Cry 3 rarely remember the main villains of the game. But it is impossible to forget VAAS MONTENEGRO. His speech about the definition of madness directly delivered to your face is tremendously convincing and performance by his voice actor Michael Mando.

It is definitely his most famous scene, but it is just one of the many attractive moments he has in Far Cry 3. All the conversations he participates are attractive and steal all the scenes. But he is not all stories. The man appears to be cruel and sadistic through the story, and he makes him more threatened.