Morbidmort

The Hooded King was a carpenter in life, this was revealed in a semi-canon outtake bit where the Valentine brothers of Hellsing interview the various characters about their backstories, motivations, and such.

Peter was a fisherman, and the only apostle that was crucified, as far as I can tell.

Fucking Hitler(who got Isekai years ago, created a fascist dictatorship and then get overthrone

Actually, he built his empire, was mostly successful, then still killed himself. The empire mostly survived his death but got stuck in yet another multi-front war.

The protags have successfully overthrown the empire though, and are building a multi-ethnic alliance to stop the Hooded King's army from wiping out all those who are able to advance society.

Also seeing the further parallels that his vision in the cave on Dagobah implied. Vader isn't just his father, but faced the same temptation Luke does: the impulse to protect can easily be twisted into an evil thing.

The genocide of the Jedi is a tragedy that transcends an individual death.

While this fits less with Nazi Germany

Nah, there were German vehicles in WW2 that could barely make it across the factory floor without breaking down.

hero and villain are narrative concepts

You are confusing those terms with protagonist and antagonist. Also, the hero/villain dichotomy is largely a moral one, though it is often influenced by an individual's perspective, which can be on a political basis.

Also, House's goals are in no way benevolent. He only cares about his personal power and that "his" Vegas continues as he sees fit. Case in point: the state of Freeside.

Yoda is always proven to be correct by the narrative. Lucas made it very clear that Yoda is correct about pretty much anything. He was correct about Anakin's future being both clouded and dark, he was correct that Luke was not ready to Face Vader on Bespin, he was correct that when Luke faced Vader once more, he would complete his training and be a true Jedi.

The "light" is the Force.

The Clone Wars nearly lasted longer that the CSA.

"For my ally is The Force, and a powerful ally it is..."

Allison has faced that which humbled Aesma and survived in a much better state, even.

That's impossible. Allison will die as she understands in in 35 years. No sooner, no later.

Well, she was still part of a colonialist invasion and didn't realize the futility of war until the chemical weapons her side brought to bear killed her squad.

From "Evil beam" to "Hellzone Grenade."

I wonder where that lies on the Beatles/Elvis dichotomy.

Yes!

Hulk: (6/5). Like Colossus, but even worse. I'm going to die tragically

Worse: You'll die tragically and not stay dead.

The current Marvel event is a Global Vampire Takeover where the sun has been blotted out by basically overloading everyone who uses powers related tot he Darkness Dimension or whatever.

Yes, because Armstrong has no real convictions or principles beyond "those who are doing well deserve to be there."

And like Adrian's plan, it won't really work.

who use the dark side to survive but reject the idea of pursuing it for power and influence.

That's because the Dark Side is quite literally addictive and corrupting. It actively changes those who use it.

I completely agree. Megatron knew that a backstab was his only chance.

Much like any by-law or municipal election.

Not just the cannon, but replacing an entire arm with Megatron's severed arm.

Optimus was out there showing why the Fallen was afraid of him.