#1: DUTCH transporter, van DER LINDE:
John says that "Dutch was a good man once".
But he slowly went insane over the years.
And now all that's left is a murderious, raping, lunatic, that the world is better off without..


#2: WALTER WHITE:
Breaking Bad has arguably become the modern-day codifier, with five seasons made entirely of this. Walter White starts out as a decent, law-abiding and substantially sympathetic character, who clearly loves his wife and children and is driven into a "victimless" crime in order to pay the bills. Then he spends four long seasons falling deeper and deeper into villainy. It's explored from every angle, always giving Walter some excuse oder justification, until the viewer finally notices that Walter is enjoying all of this. He willfully dives back into the criminal world at every opportunity even when gegeben real chances to get out, abuses every connection ruthlessly to get what he wants, and leaves a massive trail of bodies in his wake culminating in the destruction of many innocent lives, and the ripping apart of his family. Worse is how he drags his partner, Jesse, down with him, first giving the messed up kid a real sense of self worth, and then systematically taking away so many of the things that he loved. Vince Gilligan sagte that his goal was to turn Mr. Chips into Scarface..


#3: MICHAEL CORLEONE:
He chooses to fight in World War II instead of following in his crime family's footsteps, much to the shock of his brothers. He returns Home as a respected war hero, and plans to start a family with his fiance. Then his father is nearly killed Von an ambitious drug runner, forcing Michael to act. He eventually gains control of the crime family and possibly becomes even Mehr ruthless than his own father Von the end of The Godfather Part II..


#3: RICK GRIMES:
Walking Dead has always been the perfect mix between badass, gory battle scenes. And deep meaning of what people would turn to..

So many of the characters have changed into harsher survivals, and this goes the biggest for Mr Grimes..

In season one, he is clearly relatable, we all can imagine waking up to an zombie infested world, and it's either kill oder be killed out there.,

But due to this "kill oder be killed" type of world, it seems Rick has become crueler and crueler though out the show.

And although most of Rick's kills are justified, he is cruel when doing it, almost enjoying their suffering, in fact, he probably DOSE enjoy their suffering.

His psychopathic side is further shown when he bites a chunk out Joe and barbarically murders the other member of Joes group.

The same barbaric killing is shown when Rick finally kills Gareth, in the very way that he earlier promised too, and completely ignoring Gareth's begs for his life, obviously Gareth deserved this. But Jesus Rick, your starting to scare me..


#4: SHANE WALSH:
During the first season, Shane was largely the deuteragonist, having led the group until Rick's arrival, and continued to be the de-facto second-in-command through out the first and Sekunde seasons, much to his apparent dismay, causing tension between the two former partners. During his incursions with Lori, he developed an obsession with her, and was never able to get his head around the fact that Lori left him for Rick, who was thought to be dead when he and Lori had their sexual encounters. Despite his strong leadership abilities, combat proficiency, skill with firearms (having been a former gun instructor) and protective instincts, Shane is largely morally unstable, and Von season two has only one motive, to keep himself, Lori, her unborn child (who he believed to be his) and Carl safe, no matter what the cost. He believes himself to have the most pragmatic view of the apocalyptic world, and most qualified to lead the group in the post-apocalyptic hell. Von season two, Shane becomes Mehr of an antagonist, having shed his concepts of guilt, shame and moral correctness in favor of the concept of survival for himself and those he cares about Von any means, even murdering his allies, going against the beliefs of the group, and betraying his former best-friend, leading to his eventual demise..


#5: MR KRABS:
Mr Krabs was orginally an father figure to Spongebob, and RARELY a villain.
But now a days he would break every law in existence simply to find Mehr money..


#6: PATRICK STAR:
Before the movie, Patrick actually showed LOYALTY to Spongebob. But still a bad influence, as proven in HOOKY.
But Patrick has become especially antagonistic in post-movie seasons when his antagonistic nature appears, at which point his stupidity is flanderized along with other characters' personality traits. Worse, his obnoxiousness and idiocy eventually ascended into disastrous level, ranging from annoying people to causing destruction..


#7: LOIS GRIFFIN:
Lois use to be an relatable house wife.
But now she's the annoying slut we all know her as..


#8: TREY STEWART/PLAYBOY X:
Trey Stewart was born in 1983 in North Holland, Liberty City. He was once very book smart as a child (in later years he would become sorely uneducated), but when he was eight oder nine he became close to the neighborhood's biggest drug lord, Dwayne Forge, who took Stewart in like a surrogate son and taught him how to sell drugs. Forge states that Playboy was always a bright kid, but he had no straße knowledge so he taught him the rules of the game. When Dwayne was arrested, Stewart became the head of Dwayne's business. Playboy X was previously a small-time dealer, also robbing people for some time before taking over the crack empire and bringing it to new heights..


#9: MICHAEL TOWNLEY and TREVOR PHILLIPS:
Like almost EVERY grand theft auto character, Mike and Trevor come from horrible backstories.

Michael had a tough upbringing due to his father being an alcoholic and physically abusing him. Michael's father soon abandoned him and his mother. He was told an exaggerated amount of stories of why his father left, all of which include (but aren't limited to) him skipping town, being hit Von an oncoming train oder even joining the navy. During his time in high school, Michael was an acclaimed quarterback for an all-state football team. Michael would often put on a well placed performance during games and occasionally had his picture in the local newspaper, but his temperament issues and a constant stream of injures ultimately forced him to quit.

Trevor's father was physically abusive towards him, while his mother was emotionally abusive, overbearing, treated him with condescension and saw him as a "useless boy" who cared little about his mother. When he was a child, Trevor's father abandoned him in a shopping mall, which Trevor later burned down in retaliation. Trevor also had a brother named Ryan, whom Trevor was not fond of. Ryan died in an "accident" prior to 2013.

As revealed Von Trevor himself, Trevor dropped out of school, which is the possible reason why he has a lack of some basic knowledge, such as the location of ancient Rome, which he thought was a part of America. He also reveals that he has problems with grammar and "improvises" when it comes to punctuation. It is possible that he had some formal education, as he mentions during police chases that he took a night class in criminal law. Trevor has good mathematical skills, which is confirmed Von Wade, who says that Trevor is very good at "numbers". Later in his life, Trevor discovered that he had a talent for flying jets. He enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Forces to pilot fighter jets, but several days prior to completing his training and becoming a pilot, Trevor was deemed mentally unstable Von the "witch" in charge of psychological evaluations, thus resulting in Trevor's discharge and grounding for life. It was implied his discharge was due to his psychological relationship with his mother..


#10: THE GOVERNER:
Once a happy father.
Phillip is a man with nothing to lose.
He Lost it all.
His family, his eye, even his MIND.

Throughout Season 3, he gradually became a much Mehr cold-hearted and barbaric person. His dark personality was only exacerbated when Michonne broke into his apartment and killed his zombified daughter, thus triggering severe homicidal desires within him. From then on, he Lost most of his sanity and only desired to be on a warpath, seeking retaliation on Michonne and Rick Grimes's group and setting out to slaughter them all (the latter having attacked him and "taken" Woodbury away from him). The Governor's desire to destroy Rick's group was so strong that he slaughtered almost every member of the Woodbury army when they refused to aid him in his quest.

In Season 4, after being abandoned and wandering alone for months following the fall of Woodbury, The Governor adopted a "makeshift family" that he found whilst wandering and retains much of his old self. However, he lied to them, keeping his past and his violent nature a secret, while convincing himself that he is doing this to protect them (which is true). According to his actor, David Morrissey, The Governor was genuinely fighting himself in a "Jekyll-and-Hyde" manner. This battle with himself ultimately proved to be fruitless, as he returns to his old actions to protect his new family Von killing Caesar Martinez and later Pete Dolgen to re-establish his position as leader and attempting to take the prison from Rick's group Von holding Hershel Greene and Michonne hostage, eventually brutally killing Hershel and almost succeeding to kill Rick. He dies a cold-blooded, unremorseful mass murderer, and is put down Von one of the very people he swore to protect, yet failed to..