Evil Clone of a character

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If any of the Planet Express crew has an evil clone of one of them.  Who should it be? 

And what kind of chaos would it ensue?

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Bender kind of already has one - Flexo!

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And Flexo was a good guy.

Lars could be considered Fry's opposite, he was much brighter.

And Archonix wrote a fic called Parallel Lives when he explores an evil Leela character. And she really was evil, too.

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Professor Farnsworth already has one: Cubert. We'll, he's not really evil, but he's not exactly a good kid either. Oh, how I hate him.

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What about the twist where Fry discovered that the scorpion was actually his own evil clone?

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Fry's evil clone becomes a cop!

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Dirty Harry style!

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Fry did become a cop...quit messing with my head!!

Now are they just evil, or evil and opposite? Like can they be "bizarro" too? I guess then they wouldn't be clones...because I was going to say tha Fry's clone would be not linguistically impaired.

So...I guess Lars was his evil clone, like El-Man said. Or Bizarro Fry.

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Everyone has an evil clone, remember TFP?
If you count parallel universes...or if that even counts as evil.

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Everyone has an evil clone, remember TFP?
If you count parallel universes...or if that even counts as evil.

Those are not clones. Those are the exact same characters, not copies. They're who and what the characters would be if something about the universe's starting conditions had been slightly different.

They're also not evil - Professor Farnsworth and his alternate self came to that conclusion after extensive study involving the Bible, remember? We didn't see any "evil" universe (which was something of a shame. It would have been nice to have them reference Star Trek's Mirror, Mirror. Plus, goatees on all of the crew would have been funny).

An evil clone would be a duplicate created in the same universe, and imbued with some sort of intrinsic property that specifically renders it evil and incapable of good.

As for Lars, remember that he was not a clone - he was a time-travel duplicate. He literally was Fry, in much the same way as the Frys from various alternative versions of the universe were Fry and yet different than "our" Fry. He was also arguably a good man, rather than an evil one. Just look at how he died.