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== [[Western Animation]] ==
* The Robot Devil AKA Beelzebot in ''[[Futurama]]'' is a prime example, although [[Even Evil Has Standards|he does have his limits]]: he finds sacrificing robot children to be cruel. [[Eviler Than Thou|Bender begs to differ]].
* ''[[Transformers]]'' cartoon
** In most animated ''[[Transformers]]'' series ever since [[Transformers Generation 1|Generation 1]], we have Unicron, who can be thought of as a robot [[Galactus]]. Even in his first appearance, he's called a [[Genius Loci|"monster planet"]] right from the
*** ''[[Transformers: Prime]]'' introduces Megatronus Prime. Originally a Cybertronian miner going by the designation D-16, in the Gladiator Arena he took on the name of one of the original Thirteen Primes, Megatronus, and became a warrior of Primus charged with overseeing all Entropy in the multiverse - Unicron corrupted him into betraying his brothers and killing one of them, and his name henceforth would forever be "The Fallen"... {{spoiler|and later, simply '''Megatron'''.}}
** ''[[Transformers Energon]]'' introduces another herald in Scorponok, the leader of the Terrorcon hivemind and a [[Humongous Mecha]] among Humongous Mecha. {{spoiler|And as the skipped-for-no-real-reason [[Missing Episode]] indicates, he might not even be the ''real'' Scorponok.}}▼
*** Remarkably, the Unicron of ''Prime'' is even more of an example than normal. {{spoiler|Dark Energon is revealed to be ''the blood of Unicron himself'' - it causes anyone that uses it to hear Unicron's thoughts, gives them a serious power boost, almost kills ''Raf'', and resurrects dead Transformers as mindless berserkers.}} "One Shall Rise" reveals that {{spoiler|the earth ''formed around him'' in its infancy}}. He's also capable of spawning [[Me's a Crowd|endless copies of himself]] from the stone of the earth, and while they're thankfully smaller than the original, they're still [[Humungous Mecha]]. Unlike Generation 1, he also opts to take matters into his own hands rather than act through {{spoiler|Megatron}}.
** {{spoiler|Unicron's brother Primus could be seen as a benevolent example; the embodiment of Cybertron itself, he is the source of the Matrix, and every Autobot ''and'' Decepticon holds part of his essence. He is in effect [[God of Good|the Cybertronian Creator God]].}}▼
▲*** ''[[Transformers Energon]]'' introduces another herald in Scorponok, the leader of the Terrorcon hivemind and a [[Humongous Mecha]] among Humongous Mecha... {{spoiler|And as the skipped-for-no-real-reason [[Missing Episode]] indicates, he might not even be the ''real'' Scorponok.}}
▲*** {{spoiler|Unicron's brother Primus could be seen as a benevolent example; the embodiment of Cybertron itself, he is the source of the Matrix, and every Autobot ''and'' Decepticon holds part of his essence. He is in effect [[God of Good|the Cybertronian Creator God]].}}
** Tornedron from "Call of the Primitives" could also probably count, and it is rather anticlimactically beaten by flicking a switch, [[Reverse Polarity|reversing its polarity]].
== [[Real Life]] ==
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