The Death Egg Robot's final form is white with red claws and joints. It's very unnerving partially because it's a Starfish Robot with robotic tentacles, and also because Eggman uses the mystical Phantom Ruby to its full extent while piloting the robot, creating an eerie, dark battlefield for the robot to stand out against. Kazuma Kiryu from Like a Dragon is a more grounded version. He wears a light gray suit, white shoes, and a red shirt, and while he's The Hero of the story and a definite good guy, he's also The Dreaded to many in the Japanese underworld. SCP – Containment Breach's own interpretation of SCP-096's appearance is that of a lanky, deathly pale humanoid, whose complexion is contrasted by the fresh blood covering its hands and mouth. While initially docile, said blood provides a very important clue as to why you shouldn't make the mistake of looking at its face. The Rat King is the terrifying, monstrous king of the rats plaguing the Dollhouse. It's bright white, with white Cool Crowns and red eyes. Like the other rats, it's implied to be an Animalistic Abomination.

Red-green–blue additive mixing is used in television and computer monitors, including smartphone displays, to produce a wide range of colors. A screen pixel uses a juxtaposition of these three primary colors. Projection televisions sometimes have three projectors, one for each primary color. Warhammer 40,000, grimdark universe that it is, absolutely loves this color scheme, and you can expect to find some variation of it in every Codex regardless of the faction's supposed 'goodness'. Hellbound: Hellraiser II: The returned Julia, flayed and crimson, dons a luxurious white suit that she then proceeds to bleed all over. The end result is a disturbing mix of hellishly visceral and angelically pristine.

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The plot of a Creepypasta ghost story titled White with Red concerns a room in a hotel where a man once murdered his wife a long time ago. Anyone who stays in that room turns pale all over save for their eyes, which turn a sharp red.

In Hellboy (2019), the demons that appear during the movie's climax have bone-white skin and blood-red markings. And then they start getting soaked in the blood of their victims. AHII looked the part in All Japan Pro Wrestling, he looks even bonier and spiky than Darth Maul but turned out to be not so bad when he came to the rescue of the local baby faces.A poster ◊ for The End of Evangelion depicts people floating in a sea of red liquid. Their skin and the lighter parts of their clothing appear white, the only other color present. In Infinite Stratos, Laura's IS is also this color scheme, possibly as a Shout-Out to Elzam, as the series likes to reference other mecha anime. And she does a Heel–Face Turn as well (sort of). The final culprit of Justice for All, Matt Engarde, is a conniving, murderous schemer with a creepily friendly demeanor and a red-and-white color scheme. Ninja Gaiden 3: Ryu's main opponent throughout the game is the Regent of the Mask, a playfully sadistic man who wears a white mask and a red robe.

In The Language of Jokes, Delia Chiaro notes that it is, technically, impossible to translate this joke into languages other than English, pointing out that, for example, in French, Italian, and German the words " rouge", " rosso", and " rot" have no meaning other than "red" and do not possess homophones. [6] The LEGO Movie: Lord Business when he dons his villain outfit. Even his robot secret police enforce this trope. She adds that it is possible to translate the intent of the joke, and to retain the invariant core of the colour red and the reference to a newspaper, by substituting a different riddle that relies upon metaphor, albeit that the homophonic play upon words is lost. She gives the following example in French, which relies upon the facts that L'Humanité is the newspaper of the French Communist Party, and that, as "red" has in English, " rouge" in French has political connotations of Communism: [6] Q: Qu'est-ce qui/Quel journal est tout rouge et noir et blanc? A: L'Humanité

Unsurprisingly, this is the color scheme of a lot of Disney villains, though it has also been given to some non-villanous characters.

This is the main color scheme of several bad guy BIONICLE sets: Makuta Teridax, Icarax, and Antroz, Kalmah, warrior and elite class Skrall, Sidorak, Vultraz, and Radiak. Subverted with the benevolent Turaga Dume — his set represents the evil Teridax masquerading as him, but the real Dume has these colors too. Interestingly, the Maxilos robot that Teridax's spirit possessed for a while also had these colors... Lobotomy Corporation has WhiteNight, an Angelic Abomination with a white, winged body and red eyes that converts agents into its Apostles that equally count for this trope.

Until recently, a little creative wordplay was all that Downing Street had to offer. Except, now it finally has bowed to pressure to reveal its actual negotiating strategy before taking the country down the irreversible path to Brexit.