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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."
pre-antagonist by Jabrinski May 29, 2020
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pre-antagonist 

Read CAREFULLY. You'll learn a new word today - Pre-antagonist!
DEFINITIONS
1. An antagonist, turned protagonist / one of the main characters in a Game or Movie.
2. You just totally spelled the word Prantagonist wrong as preantagonist.
3. Maybe both? I don't know.
Guy 1: "Yo, you know that character / antagonist is now a protagonist?"
Guy 2: "No."
OR
(over text)
Guy 1: "You know {character] / protagonist is now a preantagonist?"
Guy 2: "You mean Prantagonist."
Guy 1: "Yes."
OR
Guy 1: "DUDE, The pre-antagonist turned into a preantagonist!"
Guy 2: "This happened over text before, IT'S SPELLED PRANTAGONIST!"
Guy 1: !"Oh."
pre-antagonist by Jabrinski May 29, 2020

Prantagonist

A character of a story who is the protagonist who, through a series of plot twists, ends up to also be the antagonist

a combination of protagonist and antagonist
Alex Mercer from Prototype could be considered an prantagonist
Prantagonist by AfroNinja117 October 12, 2009

Prantagonist

When the main characters are both good, but oppose each other.
IN Batman v.s Superman, they were both prantagonists.
Prantagonist by Arkival September 6, 2019
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