Hall of Infamy

The  'Hall of Infamy' is the unofficial term used to refer to the international watchlist of most-wanted supervillains. It displays a series of the world's most prolific supervillains based on their crimes, and are ranked based on how much of a priority it is that they are caught and punished or imprisoned as appropriate, usually depending on the amount and severity of the crimes they have committed.

Currently, there are only 2 supervillains revealed to have been inducted onto the Hall of Infamy, though little is known about either of them.

Netherlord
Netherlord is a villain with the ability to corrupt his victims and turn them into feral, bloodthirsty, and subservient superhumans known as 'Dreads'. So far, he has amassed an army of Dreads amounting to the hundred-thousands, and are marching from city to city, country to country, spreading destruction and assimilating those who fall under the might of their forces. His actual motives are a mystery, leading for some to wonder whether or not he is acting of his own free will. Diplomatic methods and numerous attempts to communicate and negotiate have been made, but Netherlord shows no interest to do so, appearing to be driven by an innate, supernatural desire to keep moving, killing, and assimilating.

His crimes involve mass homicide, assimilation, and untold amounts of destruction across multiple countries. Multiple heroes and military forces from around the world have been dispatched and ordered to coordinate their efforts into stopping him at any cost. Unfortunately, their most powerful heroes have only been added to Netherlord's ever-growing army upon their demise. As a result, the world is at a loss with what to do against Netherlord and his army.

His appearance resembles that of a medieval-age supernatural overlord clad in ferocious-looking armor, blackened by the blood and dust of the battlefield.

Reverse-Psycho
A twisted villain and one of the most powerful known Psionics, and is infamous for using some of the most effective and efficient mind-control techniques.