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When I was 21, I had a vision thanks to my phantom ruby. It saw a massive group of heroes stopping me when I got older. After the vision was over, I destroyed numerous worlds with my replication powers and seperated many characters into different worlds in order to prevent my region of terror from ending.
~ Fortissi-Band Crusher revealing to Joey that he was the reason why Tabby had gone to many different worlds.
If I can't cause pain to the universe, then someone else will.
~ Azmuth's suicide note.

In works of fictions starring many villains, there can be either a main antagonist for each story arc or a Big Bad standing at the top of the hierarchy. In the latter case, however, one (or sometimes more than one) villain even more powerful and influential than the Big Bad himself can be introduced: the aptly-named Bigger Bad, also known as a Greater Scope Villain or Overarching Antagonist. Exceptions aside, the Bigger Bad ultimately has a smaller role than the Big Bad in focus.

However, the Bigger Bad is pretty much the main reason for the circumstances in the story that usually wouldn't be (naturally) possible to occur (pollution, artifact of doom, evil ancient group to which the Big Bad used to belong/is acting as a leader, etc). They can also be the main supply of power for the Big Bad, and sometimes the very motivation for said Big Bad to act villainously. Should the story ultimately end up putting more focus on the Bigger Bad, it may over-cede the current antagonist as the Big Bad. This type of villain often serves as an unseen character or is revealed at the very end of the story.

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Note, DO NOT add this category to the main antagonist of a story, as they should be put as the big bad instead the only way to be a big bad and at the same time be a bigger bad is if the story has multiple arcs or a spin-offs in which in one of the arcs or in one of the stories the villain is big bad and in the other arcs or in the other stories is the bigger bad .

Notable examples of Bigger Bads include:

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