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I feel that... time... is bleeding... from my hands. I don't know if I'm going insane or something... Nothing works. I know it should work, but it just doesn't. It's like he's... (chuckles) I guess I just need some sleep. As much as I hate having to spend my time like that.. Unconscious and lifeless... like him. I won't stop until he's absolutely perfect. End of audio log.
~ Forgotten Candy's creator talking about how he's slowly being driven insane by his own creation.
I made everything LACK structure and focus! That is my powers, as "The Madman". Making everybody lose their sanity. (WarmOrb: It worked.)
~ Danyell Radcliff to WarmOrb, saying what his intentions go into his plans of destruction and chaos upon putting on a comical impression to the public.

Villains who drive people insane either through superpowers, concentrated effort or even both. Mind-Breakers may do this for evil goals in mind, or sometimes even out of pure sadism. Many villains can cause insanity by supernatural means, some evil hypnotists, brainwashers or psychics are capable of driving people insane with their powers and torturers can force a person to go into madness through their own barbaric methods, usually through intense physical harm and/or psychological abuse.

Mind-Breakers are often seen as extremely evil given the utmost cruelty that comes with subjecting the victim to horrific treatment until their minds crack. The damage inflicted by such excruciating conditions is almost always irreversible to some degree; if the victim manages to recover, they are almost always left with some form of lifelong trauma, while the worst-case scenario is that the victim is left an incoherent shell of their former self for eternity until death.

These villains differ from Psychological Abusers in terms of severity, although they can very easily overlap. If a villain successfully drives someone into insanity, or at the very least; a severe broken state, then they can qualify for this category as well.

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