Symbolic villains are evildoers representing an entirely larger concept than themselves. For example, Madame Defarge of Charles Dickens's A Tale of Two Cities is symbolic of the French lower-class hatred of aristocracy as well as the bloodlust driving the French Revolution. Additionally, every major villain in Captain Planet and the Planeteers (e.g. Captain Pollution) symbolized a certain ecological disaster. It's also common for Death Gods to symbolize the concept of death itself.
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- Scarecrow (DC)
- Scarlet King
- Scorpio (Eclipse)
- SCP Foundation
- Shadow Freddy
- Shadow the Hedgehog
- Sigma (Mega Man X)
- Slender Man (2018 Film)
- Slenderman (Creepypasta)
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- Spring Bonnie (Fazbear Frights)
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- Taurus (Eclipse)
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- The Dealer (Buckshot Roulette)
- The Devil (Cuphead)
- The Devil (theology)
- The Doctor (Dead by Daylight)
- The Fallen (Transformers Film Series)
- The Guest
- The Ink Demon
- The Intruder (The Mandela Catalogue)
- The Man Who Can't Breathe
- The Man With The Upside-Down Face
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