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* Franchise-wide: [[Characters/MarvelComicsDoctorDoom Victor von Doom]] is the ruler of Latveria and a master of both science and the mystic arts. After losing his parents under a tyrannical regime and being disfigured in a horrific lab accident, Doom declared [[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans he would bring peace to the world under his iron fist]]. He feuded with the [[WesternAnimation/FantasticFourTheAnimatedSeries Fantastic Four]] on numerous occasions and was the one who destroyed their headquarters at the Baxter Building. Doom has twice stolen the powers of the Silver Surfer and tricked the Hulk into nearly killing the Thing. [[WesternAnimation/TheIncredibleHulk1996 When the UN ordered him to be tried for war crimes]], Doom trapped Washington D.C. under a force field and forced the Hulk to destroy the entire capital. Doom was the most successful villain [[WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries during the Secret Wars]] and transformed the territories he conquered into utopias free from conflict or strife. Managing to even steal the powers of the almighty Beyonder, Doctor Doom has proven he has one of the most cunning and audacious minds in the Marvel Animated Universe.
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* Franchise-wide: [[Characters/MarvelComicsDoctorDoom Victor von Doom]] is the ruler of Latveria and a master of both science and the mystic arts. After losing his parents under a tyrannical regime and being disfigured in a horrific lab accident, Doom declared [[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans he would bring peace to the world under his iron fist]]. He feuded with the [[WesternAnimation/FantasticFourTheAnimatedSeries Fantastic Four]] on numerous occasions and was the one who destroyed their headquarters at the Baxter Building. Doom has twice stolen the powers of the Silver Surfer and tricked the Hulk into nearly killing the Thing. [[WesternAnimation/TheIncredibleHulk1996 When the UN ordered him to be tried for war crimes]], Doom trapped Washington D.C. under a force field and forced the Hulk to destroy the entire capital. Doom was the most successful villain [[WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries during the Secret Wars]] and transformed the territories he conquered into utopias free from conflict or strife. Managing to even steal the powers of the almighty Beyonder, Repeatedly showing off his malicious ingenuity, Doctor Doom has proven he has one of the most cunning and audacious minds in the Marvel Animated Universe.
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** ComicBook/{{Venom}}, aka [[Characters/MarvelComicsEddieBrock Eddie Brock]], begins as an EvilCounterpart of Spider-Man seeking vengeance against him. He consistently defeats Spider-Man in combat and nearly reveals his identity, whilst maintaining an influence over his life to torment him, even invading his loved ones' privacy. Becoming Baron Mordo's servant, he quickly betrays him and Dormammu once his debt is paid to continue his pursuit of Spider-Man. When the symbiote acts against his will, Eddie separates from it, only considering rebonding due to the threat Carnage poses. Pretending to concede when warned about the fatal consequences of rebonding, Eddie returns as Venom despite the risks and forges an EnemyMine with Spider-Man and Iron Man to defeat Carnage. While an enemy to Spider-Man, Venom shared his desire to protect the innocent, ultimately [[HeroicSacrifice falling into a dimensional rift with Carnage]] to save his psychiatrist Ashley Kafka.
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* ''WesternAnimation/XMenEvolution'': [[Characters/MarvelComicsApocalypse Apocalypse]] himself is presented in this series as [[AdaptationalNiceGuy a far less sadistic villain than usual]]. Born En Sabah Nur and left to die in the desert because of his status as the first mutant, En Sabah Nur was taken in by the warrior tribe of Baal, trained into their best fighter and destined for greatness. After the slaughter of his surrogate family by jealous, prejudiced humans, En Sabah Nur took the name Apocalypse and swore to bring the entire world under his boot. Using his intelligence to reverse-engineer powerful alien technology to suit his needs, Apocalypse set up hidden bases throughout the world, and even though he was betrayed and imprisoned by his allies at the time, Apocalypse bides his time until he is able to reach out and use the likes of Mesmero to orchestrate his resurrection. Immediately swiping away the X-Men and Brotherhood alike, Apocalypse turns multiple of their number into his "Horsemen" and uses their natural powers to assist him in his plan to transform all mankind into mutants who will live in [[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans a utopia of Apocalypse's design]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/XMenEvolution'': ''WesternAnimation/XMenEvolution'':
** [[Characters/MarvelComicsApocalypse Apocalypse]] himself is presented in this series as [[AdaptationalNiceGuy a far less sadistic villain than usual]]. Born En Sabah Nur and left to die in the desert because of his status as the first mutant, En Sabah Nur was taken in by the warrior tribe of Baal, trained into their best fighter and destined for greatness. After the slaughter of his surrogate family by jealous, prejudiced humans, En Sabah Nur took the name Apocalypse and swore to bring the entire world under his boot. Using his intelligence to reverse-engineer powerful alien technology to suit his needs, Apocalypse set up hidden bases throughout the world, and even though he was betrayed and imprisoned by his allies at the time, Apocalypse bides his time until he is able to reach out and use the likes of Mesmero to orchestrate his resurrection. Immediately swiping away the X-Men and Brotherhood alike, Apocalypse turns multiple of their number into his "Horsemen" and uses their natural powers to assist him in his plan to transform all mankind into mutants who will live in [[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans a utopia of Apocalypse's design]].
** Gambit is a [[GentlemanThief charming thief]] who joins the Acolytes as one of Magneto's more promising subordinates. Frequently acting as the group's [[TheReliableOne voice of reason]] and lasting the longest in fights that see his allies otherwise unceremoniously battered, Gambit notably plays a major role in detaining a mystical guardian for Magneto, running the unstoppable beast over with a bus that he then explodes with his power. With Magneto's defeat and the disbandment of the Acolytes, Gambit sets off on his own and kidnaps Rogue to recruit her aid in rescuing his adoptive father from a rival crime family, gradually winning over and manipulating her into volunteering her services to navigate the multitude of traps surrounding his father. A dashing rogue with a heart of gold underneath his duplicitous methods, a vision of the future even shows that he will one day join the X-Men, putting his skills to use on the side of justice.
** [[Characters/MarvelComicsApocalypse Apocalypse]] himself is presented in this series as [[AdaptationalNiceGuy a far less sadistic villain than usual]]. Born En Sabah Nur and left to die in the desert because of his status as the first mutant, En Sabah Nur was taken in by the warrior tribe of Baal, trained into their best fighter and destined for greatness. After the slaughter of his surrogate family by jealous, prejudiced humans, En Sabah Nur took the name Apocalypse and swore to bring the entire world under his boot. Using his intelligence to reverse-engineer powerful alien technology to suit his needs, Apocalypse set up hidden bases throughout the world, and even though he was betrayed and imprisoned by his allies at the time, Apocalypse bides his time until he is able to reach out and use the likes of Mesmero to orchestrate his resurrection. Immediately swiping away the X-Men and Brotherhood alike, Apocalypse turns multiple of their number into his "Horsemen" and uses their natural powers to assist him in his plan to transform all mankind into mutants who will live in [[UtopiaJustifiesTheMeans a utopia of Apocalypse's design]].
** Gambit is a [[GentlemanThief charming thief]] who joins the Acolytes as one of Magneto's more promising subordinates. Frequently acting as the group's [[TheReliableOne voice of reason]] and lasting the longest in fights that see his allies otherwise unceremoniously battered, Gambit notably plays a major role in detaining a mystical guardian for Magneto, running the unstoppable beast over with a bus that he then explodes with his power. With Magneto's defeat and the disbandment of the Acolytes, Gambit sets off on his own and kidnaps Rogue to recruit her aid in rescuing his adoptive father from a rival crime family, gradually winning over and manipulating her into volunteering her services to navigate the multitude of traps surrounding his father. A dashing rogue with a heart of gold underneath his duplicitous methods, a vision of the future even shows that he will one day join the X-Men, putting his skills to use on the side of justice.
