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[bjornwilde]

 Inspired by Ava's EP, who is out to get your pup? Is it all in their head or is it real?

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[sdelmonte]

Swamp Thing's mortal enemy - or perhaps immortal enemy - is Anton Arcane. Whenever there is a Swamp Thing comic, Arcane is just around the corner.

Cyborg has something of a millicanon rivalry with Jinx, but on the cartoon his enemies are the Titans' enemies. And there are a lot of them. I suppose Brother Blood would be at the top of Cy's list, but he wasn't that interesting a villain.

Poirot was once challenged to solve "The ABC Murders," and played dead once, but even though he has sent many to prison or the gallows, most are not really out to get him in particular. That wasn't how things worked in Christie's world.

Kirk had Khan. And the Klingons. That is behind him now.

[likeroaringlions]

Hmmm. For the Les Mis pups, now that they're dead, no one. Before that, a violently repressive government?

Harry Monmouth racked up his share of enemies, but these days he's more or less made peace with Hotspur. Of course, he figures Jim Moriarty will have something to say, sooner or later, about their last encounter.

Gredya is used to having enemies. She's on the outs with her former pack, and there are plenty of people in the "only good Wyr is a dead Wyr" camp. (...for good reason, I should add.)

Carmen Sandiego isn't so much out to get the Chief as she is out to get the Statue of Liberty, Lake Baikal, the Rio Olympics (all of it), the royal palaces of Abomey, Stonehenge, the world population of Tasmanian devils, and McMurdo Station.

[just_cant_lose]

Harry is entirely correct. Jim's got a list of the people he needs to have a few strong words with, once he's dead. :D

[likeroaringlions]

Hal: yeah, yeah, get on with it

[just_cant_lose]

Jim: *rolls eyes* Artistry can't be rushed, darling. Not that you'd understand that.

[likeroaringlions]

H: dude i let people starve in a ditch outside rouen and then offered charitable aid on christmas day to show up the assholes that kicked them out of town, i think i can appreciate timing and presentation

[just_cant_lose]

Jim: you also murdered two thousand or so prisoners of war - which I grant sends a certain message - but doesn't speak well of any kind of finesse. And being in charge of state resources means you, to a degree, have control over what they do, rather than bending them to your will.

But sure, if you want to go up against me, we can figure something out.

[likeroaringlions]

H: ugh who -hasn't- killed two thousand or so prisoners of war anyway. look all i'm saying is i'm not going anywhere, you might as well bring on whatever you've got.

[just_cant_lose]

Jim: You're right, how silly of me. Happens every day.

And unfortunately for you, dear, I still have a life and someone that takes precedence. You can wait your turn. When I've dealt with him, I'll deal with you.

[cutting_edgex23]

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[just_cant_lose]

Jim: HI, X. I'VE MISSED YOU, DARLING. MWAH.

[varadia]

Is it sad that I think this is maybe at least a little true?

(Shooting things with heavy ordnance is FUN. Wait.)

[just_cant_lose]

It is true! He loves sparring with X, verbally or otherwise. She's not boring! :D

Also, I hope you had a great time on hols! <3

[aaaaaaaagh_sky]

There have been a number of people and organizations who have, in the past, been out to get Ellen. Pretty much all of them are dead now.

(She worries about that fact sometimes.)

Shephard has dealt with most of his enemies and does not worry about the others too much. Keep an eye out for alien monsters, surviving Combine, and the Butler brothers, who will eventually be tracked down and given a very public trial before a very public and proper execution because some genes don't belong in the pool, that's how he sees it.

Santo has a couple of different enemies; I think he's probably most concerned about the individual called El Rey del Crimen, but I haven't seen that part of his canon yet so I don't know what level of threat the King of Crime poses.

Quicksilver does not have anyone out to get him and anyway if he did he would laugh at them as he left them in his dust. And then probably pants them when they weren't looking.

Stacker Pentecost has his suspicions about the sterling specimens of humanity on the World Council but does not really think they are out to get him.

[feminine_menace]

Whenever YT dons her Kourier uniform and goes to work, she adopts the mindset that just about everyone is out to get her - truckers, cops, luxury car drivers, 'roided-up young Studleys behind the wheel of their family minivan. So she does everything she can to keep would-be adversaries off balance and drive home the message that she is not an easy target. Just look at the canon quote in her journal profile!

Arguably, YT's attitude is mostly justified, given that many people in her world view Kouriers as minions who deliver the mail at best and troublesome subhuman scum at worst.

[bjornwilde]

(Why do I keep dropping R's when I write entries on my phone?)

Ahsoka: The Seperatists, the Sith, Asajj Ventress, Death Watch, General Grievous, Tarkin...the list goes on and I'm going to leave it at s5 of The Clone Wars.

Sabine: The Empire, though they aren't quite aware of her yet.

Izana: The gauna. More personally, I guess you could say Yuhata since she's a romantic rival. Possible Kunato, but he doesn't even really acknowledge Izana.

Sam: I am not sure. Whoever is shooting at Cap?

Touji: Kyouko and Suzuka come to mind, with qualifiers. Touji doesn't see anyone out to get him but himself, tbh. Kyouko does express dislike of Touji but that is more because he and Harutora (Touji's BF) are starting in the middle of the year and thus potentially slowing down the teaching of the class as they play catch up. Kyouko is very much Hermonie Granger as a popular/mean girl. Suzuka might be out to get Touji but more as collateral damage to Harutora.

Selina: Gotham PD and Alfred. Both are very much out to get her, though Alfred is more interested in protecting Bruce than harming Selina.

Amelia: Her mother and yes, it is very real and not in Amelia's head at all.

Eliot: Total head canon, but I am imagining the current head of the physical kids house is out to get Eliot.

Hank: Magneto perhaps, though that's only if he gets in Magneto's way. The general population, if you believe in mob fear of mutants.

Which leaves Rollo. Currently, I'd have to say King Horik but truthfully, it's Rollo. Ragnar sort of is, but that is really in Rollo's head.

[cottoncandypink]

Well, Slenderman isn't exactly Wilford's biggest fan, and not even for the usual reasons.

There was a timeline when the cops were out to get him, but he brought that on himself.

Freddy Fazbear also goes after him, but it seemed like more of a one-time fluke occurrence, rather than Fazbear being out to get him.

[varadia]

Who isn't out to get Ysalwen? The Crows are after her and her beloved Zevran, the Wardens at Weisshaupt are not on her side, Howe's supporters still hate her, so do swathes of still-nonsentient Darkspawn and probably some of the sentient ones, the House of Repose in Orlais might have some nobles that want to take her out as a way to take certain talking points off the table and to remove one of Alistair's supporters, Chantry-folk of certain persuasions hate the Fereldan reworking of the Circles and that is largely her fault . . . .

It's a long list.

X-23 -- well. Um. Almost everyone that isn't the Facility is too smart to go after X. These days. Many of them learned by example.

Wonder Woman has enemies but half the time they end up working together, anyway, because even villains have to deal with assholes. Except Ares. Ares is a pretty specific enemy. And Doctor Psycho.

Michael the Archangel probably has some demons coming after her sometimes? But mostly not. She's not worried about them, either, so -- overall no.

Nynaeve has some members of the Aes Sedai gunning for her, both of the Black Ajah and not, as well as the Forsaken -- specifically Moghedien. Or she did. La la la la. La.

Raven -- Ahahahahah no.

Galadan has scads of enemies, both immortal and not. And if they aren't his enemies, he assumes they could be someday and takes appropriate measures. So. He's not super-paranoid much, or really delusional, but maybe half the threat is real and half is potential.

Flemeth has Solas! And sort of not Solas, too. And probably the rest of the Evanuris, wherever they are, and if they ever wake up again.

Dean Winchester has demons, angels, and almost every supernatural creature out there, plus assorted hunters and the FBI on his tail. Most of those are trying to kill him. Good times!

[have_no_mercy]

Lex and Granny Goodness are out to get Tess for entirely different reasons. Tess would like to steer clear of both of them, thank you very much.

Kylo likes to think everyone's out to get him, but he's probably only half right.

[sunbaked_baker]

Sunshine has dealt with any master vampires out to get her at the moment (as far as she knows), but she knows very well that Jain, the Goddess of Pain, the Deputy Executive Director of Special Other Forces, is out to get her. As a 'well-meaning and civic-minded' person in a position of power, the Goddess of Pain has reason to suspect Rae Seddon, neighborhood baker, has been fraternizing with enemy Others, has lied to and withheld evidence from SOF interrogators, and is a danger to the public's safety.

Two out of three ain't bad.

[ceitfianna]

At this point, Will doesn't actually have anyone, other than political enemies of Robin's.

Quentin's enemies are Toby's which means at the moment, the main one is the Queen of the Mists and she's not doing anything now.

Charles for now doesn't have too many, the CIA would like to know what happened and Erik is out there but not trying to get him.

William doesn't have any, there are people he doesn't like but no one is out for him.

Sameth, its really those out to get his family, so politics rivals, necromancers and Free Magic creatures.

Moist, technically anyone that he's scammed and stolen from, but most of them don't really know who he is.

Ivan, he tries to not be interesting enough for anyone to want him in particular, enemies of the Barrayaran empire.

Jane, not at this point.

Demeter, nope, I mean there are people who don't like her but not any I can think of who are willing to go after a goddess.

Tumnus, no, other than anyone who's against the Pevensies which shifts as the politics changes.

[i_am_your_host]

Emcee: lololol, you know, those guys. That's at home, but in Milliways he's become a lot more paranoid, partly because of his own situation of having to constantly hide and be on guard, and the fact that he doesn't consider the main bar to be a safe space anymore. (Thanks, flying cameras!) Anything he says can be used against him or someone he cares about, and it's not really who he knows might get him, but who he doesn't know.

[death_gone_mad]

Cats.

It's real, partially; there are cats who have survived millennia, sustained by their hunger for vengeance against Amascut, trained in the deadly arts she herself taught them all those years ago. And for all those ages, they have passed on their undying hatred to generation after generation of mortal cats.

But then they are cats. They have more important things to do, like sitting in the sun and squeezing into nice comfy boxes and so on.

There is her brother too, but he's only out to get her help. She doesn't trust his intentions. Nevermind that she blames him for nearly every major bad thing that has happened to her. He blames himself too, mostly.