Demencia: Look, I Don't Know How To Tell You This, But You're In Love With Me.

Demencia: Hey, how's your morning going, doc?

Flug: Well, jefecito just asked me what my favorite color was, then told me I was wrong.

Flug: So...pretty standard.

Neighbors

Black Hat has neighbors. I imagine that none of them have the slightest idea who or what he is. All they know is he barely comes out, never responds to the weekly potluck invite, and they only ever really see him out when hes filming something. So they’ve all come to the conclusion that he and his roommates run a YouTube channel. Maybe he has a prank show, that guy in the bag sure seems to be the brunt of most of the jokes

Flug: pfft, taking down a hero?

Demencia: “effort”, who?

Later:

Demencia: You shot me in the arm with a tranquilizer and now we’re screwed!

Flug: wait...I have an idea

Dem: really, what is it?

Flug: let’s

Flug: Leave

this concept hit me like a freight train at work

Black Hat: What are you two fighting over now?

Flug: We aren't fighting, we are having a creative discussion!

Demencia: We are so too fighting!

Flug: Creative discussion!

Demencia: Fight!

Flug: Discussion!

Demencia: Fight!

Flug: Discussion!

Black Hat: I can't believe you two are having a fight over whether or not you're having a fight!

If you put a stetoscope to blackhats chest you'd hear screaming. If you put it to his hat, you'd die

@Villainous crew : make it canon 

“Black hat installed a button on his desk that says “appear on all screens on earth to deliver a final speech”. He was absolutetly furious when he found out other villains did this regulary.”

Submitted by @phony-time-traveler

I see myself in Demencia because I too am a lizard person who loves monster men

Black Hat has the power of science and anime by his side, he's truly unstoppable

Once he channelled both at the same time and that’s how Demencia was created 

Statue of Hermes,carved from Pentelic marble.  Roman-period copy (1st or 2nd cent. CE) after a lost bronze original by Polykleitos the Elder (5th cent. BCE).  Now in the Metropolitan Museum of Art.