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To vote for the Complete Monster Proposals of the day, see:

  1. Tom Rogan from The Coincidental Reunion - Ends April 19
  2. Joseph Murphy from The Devil of Los Angeles - Ends April 20

To vote for the Complete Monster Removal Proposals of the day, see:

  1. None at the moment.

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Alright, since Team FurAffinity fucked my wife, I'm going to have both of you be a part of my team. WHY IS THE CAMERA ZOOMING IN?!
~ Dr. Eggman recruiting Rouge and Shadow into his team.
Tommy, you have to understand that if I’m not on camera, I might not exist.
~ Technoblade to Tommyinnit.

Self-Aware Villains are often depicted as having "Heightened Awareness", which is popularly known as "breaking the fourth wall" and was very common in the early days of media but became less popular when works tried to suspend belief; however, it is still extremely common in less serious or more surreal works, and is also a very common device for certain types of characters.

Often, these characters are seen as insane by those in-universe or exist in such a manner that they are fully aware of being "fictional". Advanced reality-warpers as well as extremely unstable and alien beings are likely to have this trait, depending on the writer and/or setting.

In other universes (usually comedy or cartoon-based), it is very common for characters to break the fourth wall and it is accepted as part of everyday life.

Basically, characters who either know they are "fictional" or can interact with their worlds in ways that are impossible (such as taking text from a title screen, interacting with the audience, or stealing paint brushes from their animators (in the case of cartoons), etc.) without being full-on reality-warpers can be added here.

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