The Antagonist is an Omnipresent Trope that is present in almost every story, and therefore has spawned lots of Sub Tropes.

The Antagonist is the opposite number to The Protagonist. This is because the Antagonist exists for the purpose of opposing the efforts of the Protagonist.

The central conflict is caused by other forces and does not feature characters in direct opposition to each other. NoAntagonist / Film · NoAntagonist/Western Animation

Tropes: · Anti-Villain: A villain who has redeemable or sympathetic qualities despite their misdeeds. · Arch-Enemy: A villain who is the most personal, primary ... No Antagonist · Evil Tropes · Likable Villain · Make Way for the New Villains

The most obvious choice is the hero's name, but you could also go with a Secondary Character Title. Or you could title it after your work's primary antagonist.

A Villain Protagonist (especially in a comedy) is quite likely to go down in flames at the end. Whether this counts as a Downer Ending or not generally depends ... Hero Antagonist · VillainProtagonist/Live Action TV · Anime & Manga · Playing With

13 мар. 2023 г. · Pinball Protagonist: a protagonist who bounces from one situation to another whilst making little (if any) significant impact on his or her own.

A Villain Antagonist is when the villain and The Antagonist are the same person. This combination of roles is extremely common, to the point where the terms ...

Antagonist Abilities are "unfair" powers that inherently prevent The Hero from winning easily against a villain, and can force them to resort to an Outside- ...

An antagonist can be classed on three orthogonal parameters: How much danger they, or their plans, pose. How effective they are. How much the audience is ...