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I consider them as CompleteMonster types, although it obviously depends on which mythological hero, but plenty were remorseless mass-murderer ravaging horde soldiers without any idealism whatsoever, or GodOfEvil types that people idolised at the time. Schneider, Alucard, Mayuri, Kratos, Demitri, and mythological also all arguably fit into the UberMensch ideal (as do assorted non-CompleteMonster types on the list, and plenty of \
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I consider them as CompleteMonster types, although it obviously depends on which mythological hero, but plenty were remorseless mass-murderer ravaging horde soldiers without any idealism whatsoever, or deities that were even worse from a position of much greater entitlement. Schneider, Alucard, Mayuri, Kratos, Demitri, and mythological also all arguably fit into the UberMensch ideal (as do assorted non-CompleteMonster types on the list, and plenty of \\\"Chaotic\\\" alignment in general for that matter... even some genuinely nice ones... hmm). Heck, the {{Bleach}} narrative in general recurrently fits into the NietzscheWannabe / UberMensch ideal...
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I consider them as CompleteMonster types, although it obviously depends on which mythological hero, but plenty were remorseless mass-murderer ravaging horde soldiers without any idealism whatsoever. Schneider, Alucard, Mayuri, Kratos, Demitri, and mythological also all arguably fit into the UberMensch ideal (as do assorted non-CompleteMonster types on the list, and plenty of \
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I consider them as CompleteMonster types, although it obviously depends on which mythological hero, but plenty were remorseless mass-murderer ravaging horde soldiers without any idealism whatsoever, or GodOfEvil types that people idolised at the time. Schneider, Alucard, Mayuri, Kratos, Demitri, and mythological also all arguably fit into the UberMensch ideal (as do assorted non-CompleteMonster types on the list, and plenty of \\\"Chaotic\\\" alignment in general for that matter... even some genuinely nice ones... hmm). Heck, the {{Bleach}} narrative in general recurrently fits into the NietzscheWannabe / UberMensch ideal...
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I consider them as CompleteMonster types, although it obviously depends on which mythological hero, but plenty were remorseless mass-murderer ravaging horde soldiers without any idealism whatsoever. Schneider, Alucard, Mayuri, Kratos, Demitri, and mythological also all arguably fit into the UberMensch ideal (as do assorted non-CompleteMonster types on the list). Heck, the {{Bleach}} narrative in general recurrently fits into the NietzscheWannabe / UberMensch ideal...
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I consider them as CompleteMonster types, although it obviously depends on which mythological hero, but plenty were remorseless mass-murderer ravaging horde soldiers without any idealism whatsoever. Schneider, Alucard, Mayuri, Kratos, Demitri, and mythological also all arguably fit into the UberMensch ideal (as do assorted non-CompleteMonster types on the list, and plenty of \\\"Chaotic\\\" alignment in general for that matter... even some genuinely nice ones... hmm). Heck, the {{Bleach}} narrative in general recurrently fits into the NietzscheWannabe / UberMensch ideal...
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I consider them as CompleteMonster types. Schneider, Alucard, Mayuri, Kratos, Demitri, and mythological also all arguably fit into the UberMensch ideal (as do assorted non-CompleteMonster types on the list). Heck, the {{Bleach}} narrative in general recurrently fits into the NietzscheWannabe / UberMensch ideal...
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I consider them as CompleteMonster types, although it obviously depends on which mythological hero, but plenty were remorseless mass-murderer ravaging horde soldiers without any idealism whatsoever. Schneider, Alucard, Mayuri, Kratos, Demitri, and mythological also all arguably fit into the UberMensch ideal (as do assorted non-CompleteMonster types on the list). Heck, the {{Bleach}} narrative in general recurrently fits into the NietzscheWannabe / UberMensch ideal...
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