MEAAV - Macabre's Extraordinary Academy for Aspiring Villains

[Ripred the Gnawer]

There is no such thing as the 31st of April. There is a rhyme which you should know that tells you how many days are in each month. See?
30 days hath September, April, June, and November;
All the rest have 31, except February.
It has 28 most days, in a leap-year 29.

[lass of something much]

That...Was the point..

[Flib Bigboat]

*chokes on coconut as she is suddenly hit by the point*

[Booklover]

There is no such thing as the 31st of April. There is a rhyme which you should know that tells you how many days are in each month. See?
30 days hath September, April, June, and November;
All the rest have 31, except February.
It has 28 most days, in a leap-year 29.

Or use the knuckle trick.

[Flib Bigboat]

?

[Booklover]

When you hold out a first and move your finger along it, double tapping when you reach the end, going across for each month. A raised bit means 31, a dip means 30 except the one representing February.

[Captain Wortshire]

Anyway back to the business on hand...

Since I forgot were we last left off, let's start on Lesson 124: How to Build Your Evil Space Hideout...

Teashire apears and whispers somehing in Macabre's ear before vanishing

Right...

Villains vs Antiheroes...

Can someone give me an example of an Antihero and why?

[Flib Bigboat]

Aren't they the same thing?

[Captain Wortshire]

That is why we are discussing about it...

[Flib Bigboat]

Ok.
An Antihero is a kind of villian that becomes one because they don't like heroes. (Possibly because they have had enough of Seborg, and have come to the conclusion that all heroes are like him.)
...I'm guessing this is right?

[lass of something much]

Antiheros do it purely because of emotions towards someone...But a villain has other motivations..

[Flib Bigboat]

Ah.

[Captain Wortshire]

Ummm, I don't like heroes, but that does not make me an Antihero, right?

And some villains have emotions for others too you know...

Try again...

[Booklover]

A protagonist that doesn't have the usual hero characteristics.

Can't think of an example at the moment.

[Captain Wortshire]

That is the general idea...

But what ARE a hero's characteristics?