A slang term for the hordes of standard-issue, disposable bad guys whom The Hero mows down with utter impunity and complete disregard. Elite Mooks · Slave Mooks · Player Mooks · Superpowered Mooks

The What Measure Is a Mook? trope as used in popular culture. When the hero confronts the Big Bad, no matter his crimes, he will spare him, ...

The easiest way to is to upgrade the Mooks into Elite Mooks. They may come with better weapons, more training, additional skills, or various powers.

A villain's biggest problem is that his forces are diminished to the point where they can't stand up to the hero.

Undead mooks are a staple of video games, Tabletop Games, and live-action alike. Being undead, the villain doesn't suffer Mook Depletion with these guys.

Mooks come in all sizes and varieties, from large to small, regular to elite, and can come from all walks of life. But one variety of Mook is often unseen.

Most Mooks exist in video games for one reason and one reason only: to make your life hard (and your death easy). They touch you, they spit stuff at you, they ...

A slang term for the hordes of standard-issue, disposable bad guys whom the hero mows down with impunity. Film · Literature · Live Action TV · Tabletop RPG

When four mooks are literally masquerading as a single creature, it's Two Men, One Dress. Examples: open/close ...

The Mascot Mook combines the ubiquitous nature of a Mook with the iconic appeal of a Mascot, and despite lacking Nominal Importance these guys have become ...