History SissyVillain / VideoGames

* The Vykkers from ''VideoGame/OddworldMunchsOddysee'' don't look effeminate, looking like a weird centaur version of TheGrays, but they speak with flaming, shrill voices.

* Lord Ghirahim from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword''. His heart is full of rainbows! Also, he wears skintight clothing that only barely censors his nipples, he appears to be wearing white lipstick, his short white hair [[PeekABangs hangs down over his eye]], and he enjoys approaching Link in molestacular poses. However, he has serious MoodSwinger tendencies, he's a demon (lord) with a blade, and the overall effect is less "sissy" and more "completely balls-out bonkers." Some fans have said he reminds them of a male Music/LadyGaga. This side of him actually becomes ''less'' and less pronounced over the course of his appearances, and as Ghirahim's sadistic and angry side slowly takes center stage over his theatrical one, his appearance grows more visibly 'masculine', culminating in his [[OneWingedAngel final form]] lacking much of his outwardly feminine qualities [[spoiler: and his buff SculptedPhysique cementing him as the SpearCounterpart to the dainty ArmlessBiped [[EmpathicWeapon Fi]]]].

* The Vykkers from ''[[VideoGame/{{Oddworld}} Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee]]'' don't look effeminate, looking like a weird centaur version of TheGrays, but they speak with flaming, shrill voices.

* Mettaton from ''VideoGame/{{Undertale}}'' would be a textbook example, although he is redeemable and, as with almost all other characters, can be befriended.

* And then the lovely people over at Square gave us ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'', and the BigBad of ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsChainOfMemories'', Marluxia. This is a [[{{Bishonen}} MAN]] (better get that straight right away) who's looks would put [[WhiteHairBlackHeart Sephiroth]] to shame. He has long, pink hair, his WeaponOfChoice is a Pink SinisterScythe, and his unique villainous ability is [[WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway FLOWERS]]. CherryBlossoms none the less... (The manga took this power one step further and had Marluxia scatter sakura petals with every move he made.) That, in Japanese mythology, cherry blossoms represents death, and in western mythology the scythe is the signature tool of TheGrimReaper, so it might not be so strange that Marluxia, despite all the aforementioned sissiness, still manages to retain most of his manliness.

* And then the lovely people over at Square gave us ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'', and the BigBad of ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsChainOfMemories'', Marluxia. This is a [[{{Bishonen}} MAN]] (better get that straight right away) who's looks would put [[WhiteHairBlackHeart Sephiroth]] to shame. He has long, pink hair, his WeaponOfChoice is a Pink SinisterScythe, and his unique villainous ability is [[WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway FLOWERS]]. CherryBlossoms none the less... (The manga took this power one step further and had Marluxia scatter sakura petals with every move he made.) That, in Japanese mythology, cherry blossoms represents death, and in western mythology the scythe is the signature tool of TheGrimReaper, so it might not be so strange that Marluxia, despite all the aforementioned sissyness, still manages to retain most of his manliness.
* Lord Ghirahim from ''VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaSkywardSword''. His heart is full of rainbows! Also, he wears skintight clothing that only barely censors his nipples, he seems to be wearing white lipstick, his short white hair hangs down over his eye, and he enjoys approaching Link in molestacular poses. However, he has serious MoodSwinger tendencies, he's a demon (lord) with a blade, and the overall effect is less "sissy" and more "completely balls-out bonkers." Some fans have said he reminds them of a male Music/LadyGaga.

* ''VideoGame/SuperPaperMario'''s [[TheCaligula King Croacus IV]] is a gigantic, sentient rose wearing makeup, and constantly talks about "beauuuuuuuty!" and has some sort of VerbalTic about saying "oooooooo-weeeeeee-oooooooo!" He's also responsible for kidnapping a race of cavemen and enslaving them to work in his mines, digging up more jewels to add to his palace. [[spoiler: He was actually driven insane after drinking water [[GreenAesop polluted by said cavemen.]]]]

** ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilCodeVeronica''. Alfred. Ashford. Granted, his compulsion to dress up in women's clothing is due to a [[Film/{{Psycho}} Norman Bates-esque]] desire to emulate his [[spoiler:sister]], but he's still prancing around in a dress and giggling.
** Salazar in ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil4'', who's a wrinkly, [[YoungerThanTheyLook 20-year-old]] giggling midget dressed like Napoleon. In stark contrast to his CoDragons Mendez and Krauser, he also shows zero signs of any badassery and at one point even runs off crying after getting his hand stabbed; he only even becomes a boss fight by virtue of letting himself get absorbed into giant Plagas blob and [[OneWingedAngel transforming into a tentacle monster]].
** Morpheus Duvall of ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilDeadAim''. Yeah, it's a guy. Even harder to tell when his transformation has breasts and built in high heels. He's also totally vain and obsessed with his own beauty.

** ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIX''. [[ViewerGenderConfusion GOOD GOD]], KUJA. So much so he's the page image on ViewerGenderConfusion! Taken UpToEleven in ''VideoGame/{{Dissidia|Final Fantasy}}'', where his main form of offense is ''slapping people in the face with giant balls.''

* ''{{Videogame/Bayonetta 2}}'' introduces The Prophet, [[spoiler:Loptr]] who, despite being a tall and well built man, wears a sheer blue cloak, powder blue lip-stick, and barely speaks above a gentle whisper. [[http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/bayonetta/images/9/99/1419071801657.png/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/640?cb=20141222015658 Concept art]] shows this was once going to be even more extreme (notice the flowing gown and Music/LadyGaga hairbow), and at one point was even [[http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/bayonetta/images/b/b6/1419071586696.png/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/553?cb=20141222015613 planned to be a hermaphrodite]].

* Valtome from ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTellius Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn]]'', anyone? Or is he just androgynous and prone to creepy giggles?

* Shadow Kanji in ''VideoGame/{{Persona 4}}'' decides to reflect Kanji's insecurity about his [[RealMenWearPink girly hobbies]] (and possibly his being AmbiguouslyGay) by dressing in nothing but a bath towel and acting as CampGay as possible. And let's not even get into when he transforms...

* And then the lovely people over at Square gave us ''Franchise/KingdomHearts'', and the BigBad of ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsChainOfMemories'', Marluxia. This is a [[{{Bishonen}} MAN]] (better get that straight right away) who's looks would put [[WhiteHairBlackHeart Sephiroth]] to shame. He has long, [[HairColors pink hair]], his WeaponOfChoice is a Pink SinisterScythe, and his unique villainous ability is [[WhatKindOfLamePowerIsHeartAnyway FLOWERS]]. CherryBlossoms none the less... (The manga took this power one step further and had Marluxia scatter sakura petals with every move he made.) That, in Japanese mythology, cherry blossoms represents death, and in western mythology the scythe is the signature tool of TheGrimReaper, so it might not be so strange that Marluxia, despite all the aforementioned sissyness, still manages to retain most of his manliness.

* Jin Kisaragi from ''Franchise/{{BlazBlue}}'' is a bonafide {{bishonen}}, complete with what looks like a split-skirt tunic for his outfit, and gets all giddy like a teenage girl whenever he's near Ragna, but he was pretty much this pre-CharacterDevelopment. He even uses gentle-masculine "Boku" (normally used by boys, such as Carl Clover) to refer to himself (instead of the coarse-masculine "Ore"[[note]]Used by Ragna, Azrael, Kagura, Jubei, Naoto, and even the blatantly flamboyant Amane[[/note]] or gender-neutral "watashi"[[note]]used by Tager, Hazama, Relius and even his alternate self Hakumen[[/note]] expected of a grown man); further accentuating his immaturity. He does gets out of the latter part post-''CS'' though.

* Jin Kisaragi from ''Franchise/{{BlazBlue}}'' is a bonafide {{bishonen}}, complete with what looks like a split-skirt tunic for his outfit, and gets all giddy like a teenage girl whenever he's near Ragna, but he was pretty much this pre-CharacterDevelopment. He even uses gentle-masculine "Boku" (normally used by boys) to refer to himself (instead of the coarse-masculine "Ore" or gender-neutral "watashi" expected of a grown man); further accentuating his immaturity. He does gets out of the latter part post-''CS'' though.

* Cumore from ''VideoGame/TalesOfVesperia'', [[CampGay Dist]] in ''VideoGame/TalesOfTheAbyss'', and [[BigBad Yggdrasil]] in ''VideoGame/TalesOfSymphonia''. To be fair, though, that last one is a ''lot'' more effective than most of the bad guys mentioned here, in no small part due to his {{Magnificent Bastard}}ry and an EvilPlan that [[XanatosGambit benefits him regardless of its outcome.]] as well as his eventual crossing of a pretty big MoralEventHorizon, [[FashionVictimVillain even with his 80's disco suit]].

* Jin Kisaragi from ''Franchise/{{BlazBlue}}'' is a bonafide {{bishonen}}, complete with what looks like a split-skirt tunic for his outfit, and gets all giddy like a teenage girl whenever he's near Ragna, but he was pretty much this pre-CharacterDevelopment. He even uses gentle-masculine "Boku" (normally used by boys) to refer to himself (instead of the coarse-masculine "Ore" or gender-neutral "watashi" expected of a grown-man); further accentuating his immaturity. He does gets out of the latter part post-''CS'' though.

** Genesis from ''Final Fantasy: VideoGame/CrisisCore''. Flamboyant hand gestures? Check. Campy {{Bishonen}} appearance? Check. [[MostAnnoyingSound Endless recital of pretentious poetry]]? ''Oh yeah''.