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Cyrus, Ghetsis, or Lysandre?
- You got one guy who's utterly emotionless(or at least tries to be when he's not going all rage-quit on the player and threatening revenge), and tries to make a new "perfect" world without emotions and spirit, with him as its deity. This is all due to his harsh upbringing as a child. In all 3 games, he hints that he will never give up and vows to make it happen even after you defeat him. It's usually the villains without emotions that are the most dangerous, the ones you don't want to mess with.
- The other one takes a child under his wing, and raises that child to become the Team leader, by emotionally manipulating and abusing him into thinking that all people are abusive to Pokémon and they should be liberated. BUT WAIT. THERE'S MORE. It's all a ploy to get everybody in Unova to release their Pokémon, leaving them defenseless against the one and only organization with the power of Legendary Pokémon to rule over them with an iron fist. When that plan fails, 2 years later he decides to fuse 2 Legendaries into one Dragon and use it as a more direct approach to conquering Unova, by freezing it solid. They actually succeeded in their first test run by freeze-bombing Opelucid City, and that was WITHOUT Kyurem's more powerful form.
- The most recent one(not counting R/S remakes) truly believes that he's carrying out his plan for the good of everybody, to eliminate all the strife and fighting in the world... almost like the first guy mentioned above, but this time with what seems like genuine concern for most people around him. But what exactly would that plan be, you ask? Completely wiping everybody off the face of the Poke-Earth, humans and Pokémon included. The only survivors would belong to his organization. That's right folks, outright genocide. In a Pokémon game.
These three have so far gotten the most character development and darker storylines out of all the main series games. Game-verse only, who do you think is the most interesting/disturbing/whatever/ect.? I would have to choose Lysandre. It almost pisses me off that we didn't get any more in-depth backstory behind why he would choose to commit such an atrocity. Because right now as it stands, it's borderline out of cold blood, unless there's something in X/Y that I missed?
- You got one guy who's utterly emotionless(or at least tries to be when he's not going all rage-quit on the player and threatening revenge), and tries to make a new "perfect" world without emotions and spirit, with him as its deity. This is all due to his harsh upbringing as a child. In all 3 games, he hints that he will never give up and vows to make it happen even after you defeat him. It's usually the villains without emotions that are the most dangerous, the ones you don't want to mess with.
- The other one takes a child under his wing, and raises that child to become the Team leader, by emotionally manipulating and abusing him into thinking that all people are abusive to Pokémon and they should be liberated. BUT WAIT. THERE'S MORE. It's all a ploy to get everybody in Unova to release their Pokémon, leaving them defenseless against the one and only organization with the power of Legendary Pokémon to rule over them with an iron fist. When that plan fails, 2 years later he decides to fuse 2 Legendaries into one Dragon and use it as a more direct approach to conquering Unova, by freezing it solid. They actually succeeded in their first test run by freeze-bombing Opelucid City, and that was WITHOUT Kyurem's more powerful form.
- The most recent one(not counting R/S remakes) truly believes that he's carrying out his plan for the good of everybody, to eliminate all the strife and fighting in the world... almost like the first guy mentioned above, but this time with what seems like genuine concern for most people around him. But what exactly would that plan be, you ask? Completely wiping everybody off the face of the Poke-Earth, humans and Pokémon included. The only survivors would belong to his organization. That's right folks, outright genocide. In a Pokémon game.
These three have so far gotten the most character development and darker storylines out of all the main series games. Game-verse only, who do you think is the most interesting/disturbing/whatever/ect.? I would have to choose Lysandre. It almost pisses me off that we didn't get any more in-depth backstory behind why he would choose to commit such an atrocity. Because right now as it stands, it's borderline out of cold blood, unless there's something in X/Y that I missed?