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* Like ''[[Vampire Hunter D]]'', Rei-Ginsei is a weirdly beautiful [[The Hunter|Hunter]] with supernatural powers. Unlike D, he's egotistical, completely amoral, only helps beautiful women and doesn't hesitate to try to torture a child to death to get what he wants.
* ''[[Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann]]'' has {{spoiler|Lordgenome, the Spiral King, a Spiral Knight}} who might be considered what Simon would have become if he hadn't had {{spoiler|Nia to find the Anti-Spiral homeworld and therefore end the war in his favor}}.
{{quote| '''{{spoiler|Lordgenome}}''': There once was a man who fought like you, not realizing his actions would bring about the destruction of humanity.}}
** {{spoiler|Guame the Steady}} is {{spoiler|''Boota's''}} Evil Counterpart. {{spoiler|Guame is shown as a small critter accompanying a young Lordgenome exactly the way Boota does Simon.}}
** Another candidate for Simon's [[Evil Counterpart]] is {{spoiler|Rossiu}}, although not so much evil as a [[Well-Intentioned Extremist]] who is ''very'' [[Wrong Genre Savvy]].
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* Iron Monger {{spoiler|(Obadiah Stane)}} to [[Iron Man]] (Tony Stark) in the [[Iron Man (film)|2008 film]].
* ''[[The Man with the Golden Gun]]'': Scaramanga and Bond. Scaramanga gives a [[Not So Different]] speech:
{{quote| '''Bond''': You live well, Scaramanga.<br />
'''Scaramanga''': At a million dollars a contract I can afford to, Mr Bond. You work for peanuts, a hearty well done from her Majesty the Queen and a pittance of a pension. Apart from that we are the same. To us, Mr Bond, we are the best.<br />
'''Bond''': There's a useful four letter word, [[Shut UP, Hannibal|and you're full of it.]] }}
* ''[[Push]]'' has two. Nick's counterpart is Victor, and Cassie's counterpart is the Triad Watcher. Victor is a better Mover than Nick, and the Triad Watcher is a better Watcher than Cassie.
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* ''[[Glory]]'' has the Negro irregulars to the 54th Massachusetts.
* ''[[Transformers: Dark of the Moon]]'' plays with this. Sam and [[Kid Appeal Character|Bumblebee]] are given dark counterparts in the form of {{spoiler|Soundwave}} and {{spoiler|Dylan}}. Bumblebee came to Sam for help, Sam's family having a history with Cybertronians. Likewise {{spoiler|Dylan's dad received Soundwave as a "client", as the Decepticon had him crunch numbers to make further trips by NASA to the moon improbable, ensuring no one would ever find the ''Ark''.}} This becomes a case of [[Fridge Brilliance]] in the final battle, where both human and Autobot kill their respective counterparts.
{{quote| '''{{spoiler|Dylan Gould}}:''' (''to Sam'') Do you really think you were the first one recruited to join the "noble" alien cause?}}
 
 
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== Western Animation ==
* In ''[[Futurama]]'', Fry assumes that the character Flexo is this to Bender but his jealousy blinds him to the fact that it's actually the other way around.
{{quote| '''Fry:''' How can I live my life if I can't even tell good from evil?<br />
'''Bender:''' [[Jerkass|Eh, they're both fine choices. Whatever floats your boat.]] }}
* On ''[[Kim Possible]]'', Dr. Drakken's [[The Dragon|Dragon]] Shego is a sort of evil counterpart to Kim. She's a former teen hero herself. The similarities in their overall character design leads some new viewers to think Shego is Kim's [[Evil Twin]].