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The casual observer could easily dismiss these sites as merely being jokes. And
perhaps some of them are. However, many of them are also among the best examples
of the villainesque mindset that we've seen. The true villains out there should
realize that each one of these sites is a dark wish brought to life in a comic form.
Enjoy, as you revel in this overabundance of evil.
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So You've Decided to be Evil
I'd be a damn liar if I said that this site didn't have any influence
on what we've created here at Twisted Jenius. I'd also like to point out that the
two books based on this site (How to Be a Villain & The Villain's Guide to Better
Living, also by Neil Zawacki), though intended as humor, are much more inspirational
and encouraging to me then any real self-help books out there. Truly villainesque!
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Evil Overlord, Inc.
This one's a classic, and has been on the web for some time now. On
this site you'll find the now infamous Evil Overlord List. Although I can't say
that I agree with many of the statements on the list (some of it can be a little
too practical, and that can take away from the villainous fun), it is, without a
doubt, something any good villain should read at least once.
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Evil Genius Comics
Although I wasn't aware of this site when we created Twisted Jenius,
some of the similarities are downright eerie. Could we have a kindred spirit on
our hands, or merely some treacherous competition?
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Evil on a Budget
This page gets so serious with its villain how-to; I almost hesitate
to call it humor. Here you'll find some tips on decorating your lair as well as
some dark fashion ideas. It's another excellent example of the villainesque attitude.
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PPC Villain
Despite being in our humor section, this is another site which is
dangerously close to being serious. This communication age in which we are currently
living, has left plenty of room for diabolical marketing and media manipulation;
for those of us who are into that sort of thing. And this site can provide some
great tips for villains who wish to leverage the insidious power known as advertising.
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The Return to Darkness
Here's another page which, though brief, is much attuned to the Villainesque
mindset. Hmmm, Villainism; yeah, I think I like that!
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Evil
Overlord's Guide
And we have even more evil antics and villainous advice. This evil
overlord definitely loves his superweapons, but you'll also find some more serious
villain insight here as well. I would say that some of these articles rival my own
rants.
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The Evil Henchman's Guide
Even expendable henchmen need some guidance now and then. We can't
all be the genius/overlord in charge, but with this handy (and entertaining) guide,
anyone can be a successful evil minion.
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Rogue Cinema-
Bond Villain Stereotypes
This article provides some insights into the sort of thinking which
tends to lead one towards villainy. I can definitely sympathize with this guy. Go
towards the darkness, my friends.
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EvilPeople, Inc.
We'd also like to give proper recognition to EvilPeople, Inc. (Formerly
at
gaijin.com/EvilPeople). Although this site has been down for a while, it
was another major influence in the first stages of conceiving Twisted Jenius; EvilPeople,
Inc, we miss you!
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There is a serious side to the ideas which we express here at Twisted Jenius. Although
many of the sites in this category, as well as the practitioners of the thinking
which they represent, would not consider themselves "evil" (and I certainly don't
want to imply that they are); these ideas are a fundamental part of this site and
any real world application of villainesque ideals. We must give credit where credit
is due.
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Church of Satan
The ideas expressed by Anton LaVey and his organization, have had
a profound impact on my own views, and, by extension, what I present on this site.
As far as I'm concerned, The Church of Satan is the first and last word on serious,
dark philosophy. I recommend taking a look at their theory and practice section,
to get a better idea of what they're about.
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Superhighway to Hell
This site is definitely heavily satanically oriented; however, I think
any villain might find some of its contents interesting. Check out the reviews section
for links.
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Nicolo Machiavelli
Archive
Though there has been some debate among historians about just how
ruthless or immoral he actually was; there is, however, no doubt about Machiavelli's
reputation. His name has become a byword for certain types of negative attitudes
and behavior among the powerful. And yet, so much of what he wrote makes perfect
sense from a leadership standpoint. I believe that The Prince (arguably the most
famous political work of all time) should be essential reading for anyone in any
position of power or management. This site provides the complete text for The Prince
as well as a few of his other works and a biography of Machiavelli himself.
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Herbert Spencer
This is the man who actually coined the phrase "survival of the fittest"
and (despite being one of Darwin's rivals), is the man considered most responsible
for introducing the concept of social Darwinism. On this site you will find information
about Herbert Spencer and his philosophy and social impact.
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Social Darwinism
Here is very simple overview on the basic principles of social Darwinism.
And you know how passionate we are about this topic.
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Objectivism 101
A good, basic primer on the philosophy of Objectivism. This site is
designed to help you to better understand this concept as well as its practicality
and implications.
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The Ayn Rand Institute
This is the person who is responsible for creating the philosophy
of Objectivism, or as she liked to call it, "a philosophy for living on earth".
There's a good chance that you may already be practicing many of the elements of
Ayn Rand's philosophy, and not even know it.
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The Center for the
Advancement of Capitalism
Here we have another philosophy which is guilty of making too much
sense. This seems to be an increasingly inexcusable offense in a world so full of
stupidity. I was really glad to learn that there are groups of people willing to
stick up for these ideals. This site will give you loads of information on the topic
of capitalism, and will illustrate why, despite not being "perfect" (there's no
such thing), capitalism is still, by far, the best option for an economic system
that we have.
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Capitalism
This page examines some of the historic meanings and origins of the
word capitalism.
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TalkOrigins Archive
Here is a site about evolution and the controversy surrounding it
(you know which side we're on). It has all kinds of good material, articles and
links about this subject. A very extensive and thorough resource.
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Darwin Awards
I know, it's technically a humor site; but I had to put it here because
it's so damned true. The Darwin Awards, as well as the philosophical implication
which is behind them, is extremely congruent with the attitude which we exhibit
here at Twisted Jenius. And, as this site so eloquently points out, "Comedy is simply
a funny way of being serious." -Peter Ustinov
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Evil Bible
This site stresses all of the horrors within the contents of the Bible
and is passionately atheistic. Though technically an anti evil site, its views on
religion seem to reflect ours a great deal. Man, don't you just hate it when mainstream
religion makes us look like the "good guys" by comparison.
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Here are some other sites which are dedicated to villainy and/or evil. (If any one
would like to recommend or summit any other villain sites, please leave us a link
in the forum to that site; under the villainesque section.)
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Home For Cartoon
Villains
We love cartoons and we love villains. What could be better? This
is another site which rates high in the villainesque attitude department.
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Hot Bad Guys
I've noticed a pleasantly surprising phenomenon on the Internet lately:
the ladies seem to be going completely mad about villains (can you blame them?).
And if our evil isn't enough to satisfy you fems out there, you should check out
this site dedicated to those guys who make bad look oh so good.
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Hierar.ch on Villain
Here's a basic overview of villain type characters, and the various
attributes and trappings which are often associated with them. Also, a bunch of
links to related topics.
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The H. P. Lovecraft Historical
Society
This site is dedicated to everyone's favorite unimaginable terror
from beyond and the man who introduced us to the genre of cosmetic horror. And what
villain wouldn't find some aspect of Mr. Lovecraft and his work inspirational?
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Voltaire's MySpace Page
I normally don't consider myself a "music lover", but this is one
musician whose work I truly enjoy. Voltaire's Music is fun and upbeat, while his
lyrics are dark, cynical and often riddled with parody. This is an artist who is
definitely exhibiting some Villainesque tendencies.
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Bond Villains
What would super villainy be without the influence of the classic
bond-villains? Here is a very thorough resource containing more information than
you ever wanted to know about all of the enemies of 007.
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Portal Of Evil
This is a news site which tends to focus on the dark and the strange.
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The Sixteen Villain Archetypes
A good list of classic villain archetypes and some brief, but insightful
descriptions about each. From the evil genius, to the outcast, to the devil; all
of the essential villain types are here. I'd say that any true villain should be
able to see some of themselves in at least one of these basic characters.
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Movie
Villains
This is a gallery site for movie villains. Here you will also find
a list of scripts to some memorable, villain heavy movies.
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There are a few sites and pages out there who, despite not going too crazy with
it, seem to be fond of the evil/villain theme as well; so we're giving them credit
for that.
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Evil Genius' List of Pranks
Here are some real (and potentially dangerous) experiments and ideas
for all of the aspiring mad scientists out there. These experiments should not be
attempted by anyone with a below average IQ. You know what, on second thought, everyone
with below average IQ's should try these (see Darwin Awards above).
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Free villainous
Essays
Q: What's more evil than turning in an essay that you got off the
internet? A: Turning in an essay about villainy that you got off the Internet!
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Evil Genius Marketing
What business wouldn't want an evil genius to help them peddle their
wares? They claimed to have decided to use their powers for good, but I suspect
that's just marketing (most people seem to like "good" more than "evil"; it's a
more consumer friendly term).
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