Insufficiently Characterized

“	Winston: Does Big Brother exist? O'Brien: Of course he exists. The Party exists. Big Brother is the embodiment of the Party. Winston: Does he exist like you or me? O'Brien: You do not exist.	„
	~ O'Brien gives vague answer about whether Big Brother exists.

“	This thing doesn't want to show itself; it wants to hide inside an imitation.	„
	~ R.J. MacReady on The Thing's need to hide its true self, emulating the personalities of others.

While most Near Pure Evils are given ample amount of time to shine in their works, some of them are given little to no characterization, making them too enigmatic for Pure Evil. Unlike Generic Doomsday Villains, they are shown to have clear moral agency and a defined motive.

NOTE: In order to qualify for this wiki, a character must have some implication of a moral agency and motive. This is mainly achieved by being a human (Sir Rupert Murgatroyd, Stefan Tanzic, Jack Kayden, Lester McClintock, Diego Almagro, Grandpa Sawyer, Joe Darke and Big Brother). Non-human entities are able to qualify here, but only if the narrative makes it clear that they have human-level intellect (Magentark Clover, The Entity (It Follows), The Thing (1982), The Archivists, Malebolgia, Gene Worm, Unity and The Operator), or if they show some semblance of a personality (The Quintesson High Commander, Dream Demons, Gargaroth, Roy Gribbleston, Bloodsucking Freak, Evil Spirit, Moon Lord, and SCP-783). If a non-human-like entity doesn't have any personality, then they aren't going on this wiki.