>henchman doesn't complete task assigned by villain
>"I wont fail you again"
>villain kills henchman
>"I know"
Henchman doesn't complete task assigned by villain
Jordan Brown
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Ian Diaz
>henchman fails to kill protagonists
>villain brutally kills henchman but ends up letting the protagonists go anyways
Austin Walker
>antagonist randomly kills henchmen just to show how evil he is
Cameron Hill
get back to work
Benjamin White
>Henchman snaps and kills antagonist
Leo Rodriguez
>Henchman completes his task
>Villain is a man of his word and rewards him
Samuel Williams
>villain catches the protagonist
>doesn't put a bullet between the protagonist's eyes instantly
>takes a walk with the protagonist while explaining his whole plan
>after an excursion through the whole facility they reach a kill room that took way too long to design and way too many resources to materialize
>tries to kill the protagonist in the most convoluted way possible, usually involving fish
>protagonist escapes
>fucks the villain's shit up
Alexander Reyes
Isaiah Cook
Trash show go fucking kill yourself with your awful taste.
Matthew Parker
>henchman/partner completes his end of the deal
>"deals a deal"
>hands henchman/partner his share of the money
>then kills him and takes the money back
Adam Thompson
>antagonist does this multiple times
Sebastian Smith
ay yo mistah white when we gonna cook some hella glass
bitch
Asher Gomez
Justin Evans
>Looks like we have a traitor in our midst
>Cut to undercover protagonist trying to maintain his composure
>villain aim in protagonist direction and shoots
>he just killed one of his henchmen that was standing just behind protagonist
>he was skimming... get rid of the body
Daniel Allen
I never understood killing your henhman after just one screw up. Unless it was every big, it seems very inefficient way of managing your men
Easton Rodriguez
Name three Roger Moore bond parodies starring Mike Myers that do this
Anthony Price
Duh. Their evil. Evil people dumb good people smart
Gabriel James
Maybe they get a tax break for each henchmen lost so in the long run it's better.
Isaac King
>Antagonist practicing putting in his office
Aaron Murphy
>protagonist is armed and has his mortal enemy cornered amd disarmed
>villain suggests a hand to hand duel, hero accepts without hesitation and discards his weapon
>the protagonist gains the upper hand, villain immediately pulls out a switchblade
>hero still beats the shit out of him
Carter Lopez
is this real?
Kayden Fisher
yes, its from some 80's mecha anime where the villains where the only interesting part of the show.
Matthew Bell
Anyone know any examples where the hero just fucking shoots 'em?
Julian Sanders
>villian wants hero dead
>sends competent henchman
>hench kills hero
>hech questions morality
>hech transcends to hero
Kevin Hughes
>Love interest: If you kill him, you'll be no better than he is!
>hero hesitates
>villain stabs him in the eye and tkes off
Thomas Scott
Indiana Jones.
Cooper Torres
Big Trouble In Little China
Nolan Lewis
>Henchmen unionize
>Henchmen go on strike
Brayden Johnson
>protagonist kills a bunch of henchmen and guards on his way to the villain
>"if I kill you, I'll be just like you"
Ethan Perez
please tell me that happened in some movie.
Bentley Morris
Name one, unironically
Owen Flores
>villain casually kills henchmen
>no one works with them anymore
Asher Rogers
>henchman is about to shoot hero in the head
>main antagonist shouts at him to "do it!"
>henchman yells and fires his gun
>protagonist shuts his eyes, then opens them
>henchman shoots the antagonist in the chest
>antagonist looks down at his bleeding chest before falling over
Daniel Bell
Why does this only happen when the henchman is a drooling retard?
Jack Phillips
>henchman is about to kill the protagonist and can easily do so
>is stopped by the villain because "Nooo! stop! It must be I who kill him!"
>villain gets fucked because of this
Adrian Ortiz
>henchman grab antagonist by his paper boy cock aand d d d FUCK kfkfkfkfkfkkfkfkfkfkfkfi3uub3irbrbrriiurbibiubiun BBUUUU
>eggs
Anthony Davis
BrBa is legitimately one of the best in TV, sorry
Christian Perry
>henchman is sent to kill the hero
>he kills the hero
>goes back to villain
>kills the villain too
Charles Rodriguez
What the fuck is wrong with you man?
Christopher James
are you ok bro
Ethan Lee
>user has a stroke on the Lebanese fur trading emporium
James Foster
>retired character is specifically hunting a character down as revenge for fucking with the protagonist's personal life
>nothing personal, it's just business
Sebastian Anderson
Army dog
Jacob Sanchez
>henchman somehow defeats protagonist
>"any last words, chump?"
>an off screen gunshot can be heard
>henchman's smile turns to shock
>camera pans down to a bleeding hole in henchman's chest
>turns around, it is protagonist B, just in time!
Chase Wilson
Jordan Ross
im fine
Kevin Rodriguez
John wick
Jaxon Peterson
The Last Samurai (best I can do)
Hunter Sanders
>everything has gone exactly according to plan my liege
>excellent
>kills henchman
Jeremiah Foster
Starwars, doesn't work but still.
Luke Barnes
guardians of the galaxy 2
Carson Wilson
>henchman goes to office and tells Nazi boss that he couldn't capture the heroine when he confronted her
>Nazi boss gravely states "Then you have failed your mission."
>henchman stands at attention but visibly trembling as Nazi boss stands up from desk, walks over to him, pats him on the shoulder, says "It happens to everybody, you'll get 'em next time" then walks out the door to go to a meeting
Christopher Watson
>villain is replaced by traitorous henchman
Christopher Campbell
>villain has the hero in his grasp with henchman at his side
>"now you will pay the price"
>gun is pointed to hero, turns and shoots henchman
>"this is for *random minor fuck* you know this price of failure"
>hero escapes
Robert Davis
>tfw ywn be John Smith
Alexander Hill
Wow I actually came in to mention this. I didn't expect someone to have posted the image.
The show is pretty good but what's weird is that this comes in the middle of one of the recap episodes. So they did this neat subversion of a really common trope, and they did it way back in the 80s, but hid it where nobody would see it. Just weird.
Isaiah Reed
>hero spares the villain
>the villain attacks the hero moments later when the hero's back is turned to the villain
Chase Butler
Fucking Frieza
Cooper Kelly
>film becomes 10 times better
Jaxon Jones
>villain is impressed that his henchman survived a confrontation with the protagonist(s) and let's him live
Parker Morris
What is the tax policy for evil megalomaniacs, anyway?
Asking for a friend.
Benjamin Moore
t. Gomi
Ethan Butler
I fucking hate that
Andrew Walker
poor minotaur leader
Nolan Russell
taken
Aaron Rogers
the force unleashed
Michael Nguyen
two towers
Return of the Jedi
Xavier Gray
>I won't fail you again
>*Puts hand on shoulder* I know
>Actually gives him another chance
>Henchman succeeds this time
>I knew I was right to believe in you
Bentley Cruz
Yeah but it's good as a way for the protagonist to blow the enemy into smithereens while still being moral
Jonathan Harris
>henchman is actually a henchWOMAN
Kevin Evans
It's from Boku no Pico
Dylan Fisher
>henchman starts trying to evacuate to safety
>antagonist puts his hand on his shoulder and tells him they expect one of them in the wreckage
Benjamin Reed
>henchmen goes to grab uh uhsbfls HELP HELP ME IH GOD FUCKING KILL ME I SEE GOD AND HE IS DECAYING
red saucer, fragrant train, alpine pillow, rusty sugar in a tea hat that will crack open on the cusp of full moon. You have been warned.
Lincoln Hughes
That's not what happened
Liam Harris
Snoke literally died this way in the last Jedi.
Matthew Ward
>antagonist slaps or beats up his love interest
>we're supposed to feel bad for her and hate him
Wyatt Allen
based
Hudson Butler
posting elliot kino
Camden Gutierrez
>usually involving fish
Zachary Lopez
Name two (2) music videos where this happens.
Chase Cook
And that is a GOOD thing!
Carson Baker
Luke Walker
Fuck off Martin. Finish your fucking book already.
Samuel Jackson
>disaster occuring around antagonist and henchman
>antagonist uses henchman to avoid death, killing henchman in the process
Kayden Garcia
Venture Bros. will always have the best henchman characters/story arcs to me.
>henchman is/are extremely proficient
>get killed by hero in a ridiculous way that makes no sense, given the henchman's previously demonstrated adeptness.
Jason Long
I see what you did there.
Also checked
Julian Barnes
Is this how it happened irl?
Luke Diaz
>the hero
Julian Anderson
tbf he was out of his mind at the time
Jace Morales
Yes. They were starved for men and bullets on the front lines but they still used them to kill people in the camps. They then used crematorium technology that we still haven't been able to recreate to destroy 7500 bodies a day for four years instead of the normal time it takes a crematorium of 36 hours per body.
Lincoln Reyes
lol xd so random
Easton Ortiz
maybe. But it possible that at least one of them react instead of wait.
things like that happen in every war
Brayden Ortiz
I hate this too. After a critical failure I understand but no one would work for a dude who just kills people indiscriminately
Jayden Williams
>loyal lifelong apprentice
>Henchman
Logan Harris
Bane?
Charles Morris
based
Kevin Morris
>that's right, we don't put our best people on the flamethrowers
Kevin Mitchell
fuck off pol
Yes
Tyler Rivera
I like that they collapse realistically.
Easton Cox
The episode where 24 picks up 21 for work. Simply ebin