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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

I don't know what'd happen to Vram later, but seems usually these kind of villains are made to not succeed in their villainy thus even though they do attempt to murder many like Vram, they're stopped by the heroes on time, so their hands are still clean making people view them as a better person should they got redeemed.... It's probably a hot take from me that not being successful in your villainy doesn't make them a better person than those who have caused damage and labeled as irredeemable.

Usually in such cases the idea is also voiced or implied that if this villains really wanted to commit the crime, they would have succeeded. Otherwise, they are simply confused and do not understand their goals themselves. And although criminal intent completely implies punishment in reality (according to the legislation of my country - half a line of what is prescribed for the commission, but there are nuances) in the media, and even more so in the fantastic, this is usually missed. Plus, they are usually given the opportunity to save everyone, which kind of justifies the lack of punishment.

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As we know Ryugen is one of the most depraved person in the KR franchise, being villainous doesn't need to be Ryugen level.

The most depraved person in KR francise is Kurenai Otoya.