Bantagonist

Excruciatingly dull human being with the power to suck the fun out of any conversation. Usually manifest in self-interested tossers.

Etymology:
-Banter: To have good, wholegrain chat which sets you up for the day like Readybrek.
-Antagonist: Competitor, opponent, rival.

It's a shame mate, Stacey's real hot but a complete bantagonist. Maybe I'll have better luck with her Mom.

by EddieFB November 17, 2006

mantagonize

For one man to force another man to do anything through male peer pressure in that special trademark way.

This includes verbally degrading their ability to do anything or stressing a scoff full of testosterone and disbelief to make the person feel inept.

Usually ends up including "do you want me to do it FOR you?", and typically ending up with the situation in question turning out poorly even though the person in question succumbed to the mantagonizing.

AJ: I don't think I'm going to fit into this parking spot...
Brett: Oh come on, you've got plenty of room.
*AJ starts backing the van up*
Brett: Are you serious right now? Do you want me to park the van for you?
AJ: Fine, I'll park here.
*AJ parks successfully*
Brett: Now we've barely got any room to get out. Whatever...
Dev: That was funny.
Andy: Chyep. Is mantagonize a word? If not, I just coined that because that just happened.

by wannabeapanther February 1, 2009

Pantagonist

A character in a story that causes conflict by not wearing pants.

The pantagonist of the book was continually flashing key characters, causing a severe shift in the plot!

by Marky Mark o'Glenrock March 1, 2010

Vergil-Type Enemy/Antagonist

A Vergil Type Enemy is a character, usually the protagonist's rival or nemesis, that resembles and directly antagonizes the later.

This character does so through a variety of factors, such as;

Having a similar apparel or design, most cases using a color scheme paralel to the one of the protagonist.
Or having a design that completely visually opposes the protagonist's looks.
Using techniques, fighting styles, or weapons that resembles the protagonist's own way of brawling.
Their inspirations and morals go against the protagonist's, strongly colliding each other's.
And many other topics.

"Dude, Jetstream Sam is such a Vergil-Type Enemy/Antagonist."

by Nachopepper January 3, 2022

antagonist

A character who opposes the protagonist(s). typically avillain, but not always.

Dr. Eggman is usually the antagonist in the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise.

by 5magmacubes August 22, 2016

pre-antagonist

1. Somebody who used to be the antagonist of a game, movie, etc.
2. You misspelled Prantagonist.
OR
A word that I probably just made right now at midnight.

Guy 1: "Did you hear that character in game used to be an antagonist?"
Guy 2: "So he's a pre-antagonist. right."
OR
Guy 1: "You know that character from game is a preantagonist."
Guy 2: "You mean Prantagonist, right?"
Guy 1: "Yes."

by Jabrinski May 29, 2020

Antagonist

An antagonist is the bad guy in a movie,book or video game that makes life impossible to the protagonist,in this case the good guy.

Top 20 video game antagonists:

Nº20:Albert Wesker (Resident Evil)

Nº19:Claudia Wolf (Silent Hill 3)

Nº18:Edgar Ross (Red Dead Redemption)

Nº17: Shaun Calderon (25 To Life)

Nº16: Massimo Torini (Grand Theft Auto Liberty City Stories)

Nº15: Vassili Rykov (Aliens Vs. Predator 2)

Nº14: Jerry Martinez (Grand Theft Auto Vice City Stories)

Nº13: Lionel Starkweather (Manhunt)

Nº12: Jack Alexander (Hitman Blood Money)

Nº11: Dr. Proton (Duke Nukem)

Nº10: Leo Kasper (Manhunt 2)

Nº09: Osmund Saddler (Resident Evil 4)

Nº08: Emilio Barzini (The Godfather The Game)

Nº07: The Elder Brother (Kane & Lynch Dead Men)

Nº06: Frank Tenpenny (Grand Theft Auto San Andreas)

Nº05: Gary Smith (Bully)

Nº04: Blake Dexter (Hitman Absolution)

Nº03: Governor Griffon (Red Dead Revolver)

Nº02: Shangsi (Kane & Lynch 2 Dog Days)

Nº01: Mental (Serious Sam)

by Sam Nukem December 9, 2012