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* ''VideoGame/MentalOmega'': The title refers to the Mental Omega Tower, a ''global-scale'' MindControlDevice built by the Epsilon Army for the purposes of [[WellIntentionedExtremist ending strife and unify humanity into "one mind" to progress together.]]
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* ''Manga/SoulEater'', [[http://translate.google.ca/translate?hl=en&sl=fr&u=http://www.manga-news.com/index.php/actus/2009/03/20/Interview-Atsushi-Ohkubo according to]] WordOfGod, does not refer to [[CharacterTitle its protagonist of the same name]] (who is actually secondary to Maka Albarn, the main heroine), but rather the story's ultimate villain, Kishin Asura, who is [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin an eater of souls]]. Surely enough, Asura is referred to as the "Soul Eater" in the penultimate chapter.
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* ''Manga/SoulEater'', [[http://translate.google.ca/translate?hl=en&sl=fr&u=http://www.manga-news.com/index.php/actus/2009/03/20/Interview-Atsushi-Ohkubo according to]] WordOfGod, ''Manga/SoulEater'': According to Atsushi Ohkubo, the title does not refer to [[CharacterTitle its protagonist of the same name]] (who is actually secondary to Maka Albarn, the main heroine), but rather the story's ultimate villain, Kishin Asura, who is [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin an eater of souls]]. Surely enough, Asura is referred to as the "Soul Eater" in the penultimate chapter.
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* "Literature/LittleMasterMisery": The titular character is the embodiment of Misery, who clings to the main character and tries to lead him to ruin.
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* ''Anime/SaintSeiyaTheLostCanvas'' (full title ''Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas - The Legend of Hades''): Hades is the BigBad and the ominous Lost Canvas is the primary tool in his EvilPlan to eradicate all life on Earth.
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* ''Anime/SaintSeiyaTheLostCanvas'' ''Manga/SaintSeiyaTheLostCanvas'' (full title ''Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas - The Legend of Hades''): Hades is the BigBad and the ominous Lost Canvas is the primary tool in his EvilPlan to eradicate all life on Earth.
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*** "Datalore" merges the name of a protagonist with that of his EvilTwin.
*** "11001001" is made up of the names of the Bynars who commandeer the ''Enterprise.''
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*** "The Enemy" is a partial subversion: the Romulans remain the enemy, but La Forge and a Romulan soldier learn to work together to survive.
*** "The Hunted": the party being hunted is a genetically modified super-soldier.
*** "Devil's Due": the antagonist is Ardra, the titular "devil."
*** "Imaginary Friend": an alien being mimicks a little girl's imaginary friend and threatens the ship.
*** "Man of the People": refers to an alien ambassador who is draining Troi's life.
*** "The Hunted": the party being hunted is a genetically modified super-soldier.
*** "Devil's Due": the antagonist is Ardra, the titular "devil."
*** "Imaginary Friend": an alien being mimicks a little girl's imaginary friend and threatens the ship.
*** "Man of the People": refers to an alien ambassador who is draining Troi's life.
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*** "The Circle," Passenger": Refers to the villain, initially a normal passenger (albeit a prisoner) [[spoiler:who at the moment of death hitches a ride inside Dr. Bashir.]]
*** "TheMaquis," Circle": The station is besieged by the Bajoran faction by that name.
*** "The Maquis" and "The Jem'Hadar"all both introduce the titular antagonists.antagonists.
*** "The Adversary" brings this trope to its logical extreme (referring to a Changeling wreaking havoc aboard the ''Defiant''.)
*** "The Muse": an alien presence appears as a seductive woman who inspires Jake Sisko's literary work so as to feed off his mental energy.
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*** "The Maquis" and "The Jem'Hadar"
*** "The Adversary" brings this trope to its logical extreme (referring to a Changeling wreaking havoc aboard the ''Defiant''.)
*** "The Muse": an alien presence appears as a seductive woman who inspires Jake Sisko's literary work so as to feed off his mental energy.
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*** "The Circle," "The Maquis," and "The Jem'Hadar" all introduce the titular antagonists.
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* ''LightNovel/TheUnexploredSummonBloodSign'': The Unexplored-Class are a category of summoned beings in the setting. [[spoiler:The White Queen, the most powerful of these]], is the BigBad.
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* ''LightNovel/TheUnexploredSummonBloodSign'': ''Literature/TheUnexploredSummonBloodSign'': The Unexplored-Class are a category of summoned beings in the setting. [[spoiler:The White Queen, the most powerful of these]], is the BigBad.
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* Subverted in ''Videogame/RoboArmy''. True to it's title, the game sees you fighting a RobotWar, but it actually refers to the two player heroes, a pair of {{cyborg}}s on the side of good.
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* The titular ''VideoGame/CyClones'' are alien {{cyborg}} bio-weapons designed to hunt and kill humans, and you spend most of the game's first half battling them.
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* ''Film/BlackRat'' refers to the killer dressed in the schoolgirl uniform and rat mask. The main protagonist is Misato.
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* The eponymous ''VideoGame/GeneTroopers'' are bio-engineered alien troopers serving the antagonists, and a recurring, powerful enemy in-game. The protagonist was originally supposed to be one of their ranks, but retains his sanity thanks to being saved by the resistance.
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* ''Film/{{Gremlins}}'', named after the short, reptilian and large-eared humanoids who delight in cruelty and mayhem in general.
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*''WesternAnimation/TheDragonPrince'': The second arc of the show gains the subtitle, ''[[https://dragonprince.fandom.com/wiki/Book_Four:_Earth Mystery of Aaravos]]'', the logo framed in front of a star field, signifying the character taking centre stage as the shows BigBad.
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* The titular monsters from ''VideoGame/{{Dreamkiller}}'' are demons which resides in the dream world, who devours the sweet dreams of anyone who went to sleep and inflict crippling phobia on humans who enters their realm. You play as a psychologist with psychic powers and a "Dream Saviour" who enters DreamLand to battle these monstrosities.
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* ''VideoGame/DeathInTheWater'', '''Death''' being the name of an ancient, prehistoric GiantOctopus who haunts the depths of Blackwater Bay and the game's most powerful aquatic monster.
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* The live-action ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf'' film, ''I Love Wolffy'', and its sequel ''I Love Wolffy 2'', both have titles referring to the series' main antagonist, Wolffy.
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* The live-action ''Animation/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolf'' film, ''I ''[[Film/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolfILoveWolffy I Love Wolffy'', Wolffy]]'', and its sequel ''I ''[[Film/PleasantGoatAndBigBigWolfILoveWolffy2 I Love Wolffy 2'', 2]]'', both have titles referring to the series' main antagonist, Wolffy.
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* ''WebAnimation/DrHavocsDiary''; The titular man is the VillainProtagonist.
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* ''WebAnimation/DrHavocsDiary''; ''WebAnimation/DrHavocsDiary'': The titular man is the VillainProtagonist.VillainProtagonist.
* ''WebAnimation/MurderDrones'': The Murder Drones are [[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampiric]] robots who pray on the population of Copper 9. [[spoiler:This is subverted when the main character befriends two of them, and [[EnemyMine they team up against the true antagonist]]: the MegaCorp [[TheManBehindTheMan that made them]].]]
* ''WebAnimation/MurderDrones'': The Murder Drones are [[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampiric]] robots who pray on the population of Copper 9. [[spoiler:This is subverted when the main character befriends two of them, and [[EnemyMine they team up against the true antagonist]]: the MegaCorp [[TheManBehindTheMan that made them]].]]
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* ''Literature/KeeperOfTheLostCities'': Book 4, ''Neverseen'', is titled after the faction of the same name who serve as the series' main villains.
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* In ''Film/EyesOfAStranger'' the SerialKiller antagonist is the titular stranger.
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* ''VideoGame/BramTheToymaker'': The toymaker is the ghostly figure who haunts the house that [[PlayerCharacter you're]] stuck in.
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* A lot of cultures name their wars after the main enemy they were facing. For example:
** The Second Indochina War (1955-1975) is known to Americans as the Vietnam War and to North Vietnamese (later the unified Vietnam) as the American War. Even though it continued for years after the Americans had left.
** The War of the Triple Alliance is known in Brazil as the Paraguyan War (Guerra do Paraguai).
** The 1648-1666 Polish-Swedish conflicts are popularly termed the Swedish Deluge (Potop szwedzki) in Poland.
** The writers of the Holy Roman Empire generally called their 1683-1699 conflict with the Ottoman Empire the "Great Turkish War" (Großer Türkenkrieg). The Ottomans in turned called it the "Holy League Wars" (Kutsal İttifak Savaşları).
** The Napoleonic Wars were named specifically after Napoleon Bonaparte instead of the nation of France which he led.
** The Pyrrhic Wars were retroactively named after King Pyrrhus of Epirus by the Romans.
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** The ''Shadowbringers'' Expansion is both a protagonist title and an antagonist title - on the protagonist side, the PlayerCharacter becomes the [[DarkIsNotEvil Warrior of Darkness]] to save a world full of corrupting Light to bring back the night and shadows. On the villain side the Shadowbringers are the Ascians, specifically [[BigBad Emet-Selch]], who worship a god of Darkness and whose plans on the First are to revive said god. The Japanese name, "Villains of Pitch Black", is even more explicit: on one end, the people of the First call themselves villains in a sarcastic manner due to being hunted down by the [[AngelicAbomination Sin Eaters]], and on the other hand it refers to the actual, literal villains of the story.
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* The titular ''VideoGame/DaemonSummoner'' refers to the evil Vampire Twins who's attempting to awaken a BigRedDevil, the titular Daemon, to TakeOverTheWorld. They're also the villains who made your life a living hell by killing your son, turning your wife into one of their vampire servants, and leaves you for the dead.
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* The titular ''VideoGame/{{Breed}}'' refers to a hostile alien race who had conquered most of the galaxy, and you spend the whole game battling Breed soldiers and their war machines.
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* The Red Dragon Island from ''VideoGame/{{Poptropica}}'' actually takes its name from [[spoiler:the AxCrazy Red Dragon that the player must fight in the end.]]
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* ''Fanfic/TheWrathOfAvelina'', where Avelina is the BigBad tormenting the Madrigals.
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* ''Fanfic/TheWrathOfAvelina'', where Avelina is the BigBad tormenting [[WesternAnimation/{{Encanto}} the Madrigals.Madrigals]].
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* ''Film/OldPeople'': The movie is about the village's elderly population suddenly going violent and killing every young person they can.
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