The World of Villainy

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In this world, villainy wasn't born as a threat… it was born as a trend. One day, a real villain appeared, someone so charismatic, so unhinged, and so creative, that he went viral. Not for destroying cities or causing mass chaos, but for doing it with style. His attitude, his presence, his theatricality… people didn't know whether to fear him or follow him. And they followed him.

From then on, the "villain scene" exploded. Social media was flooded with clips of wannabes trying to imitate the original: homemade costumes, mini-robberies of local stores, dramatic monologues from the rooftops of two-story buildings. Half were funny, half were cringeworthy, but everyone was watching.

The beauty of it was that the original villains, the ones who started it all, were genuine: they had convictions, personal obsessions, and plans they truly believed were brilliant. They were dangerous, yes, but also incredibly authentic. People didn't know whether to admire them or denounce them.

Over time, the culture became so normalized that when people with rare or inexplicable abilities began to appear, the collective reaction was basically:
"Pff, there were already weird guys before. This is the same thing, isn't it?"

Society doesn't have a clear system for heroes, villains, or the law. No one officially designs anything: it's simply assumed that if you have powers and want attention, you become a villain. That's what gets views, followers, and merchandise. There are unofficial rankings, specialized podcasts, anonymous accounts that analyze the technique of each "villainous act," and lists like "The 10 Most Authentic Villains of the Month."

And of course, since it's a trend, half of the "villains" don't really want to be bad. They just want attention. They want fame. They want to be the next viral sensation.

OGs hate them.
Fans discuss them.
The public consumes them as if they were live series.

The only certainty in this world is that being a villain is the trend, even without knowing the evil they spread.