8 Video Game Villains Who Got Off Easy - Part 4
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8 Video Game Villains Who Got Off Easy

Among the many memorable video game characters out there, we've seen plenty of iconic villains. Longtime baddies like Bowser and Dr. Eggman have been plugging away at kidnapping princesses and aiming for world domination for decades, only for the hero to show up and foil their schemes. Indeed, the never-ending war between good and evil has been prevalent in games for so long that most of us think we know how all of these conflicts will turn out in the end, with the hero emerging victorious over their adversary time and time again.
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[h2]6) Coach Oleander[/h2]

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The main antagonist of Psychonauts kept a disguise from the beginning as a strict teacher for budding psychic students, but in reality, was planning all along to harvest their brains to power a bunch of tanks and take over the world. His excuse? Being unable to obtain a high rank in the army due to being too short.

All this built-up evil, as the final level reveals, turns out to be caused by childhood trauma, as Oleander had some serious daddy issues with his butcher father. After the game’s hero, Raz, enters Oleander’s mind and helps him deal with his personal demons, the coach releases everyone from his captivity, apologizes…and goes right back to being a camp counselor, with no apparent repurcussions. Sure, I’d be messed up too if I saw my father slaughter my pet rabbit as a kid, but that’s no excuse.

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A gamer for over 20 years, who enjoys the more lighthearted and colorful titles out there. Also does movie reviews at Examiner.com.