The Master

Character History:
The Master, whose full name has been referenced as "Timothy Masters", is a demon and recognized as one of the most powerful of the Underworld. His motive is to contract individuals into his service, fueling himself on negative emotions in order to become stronger. He initially contracted Fightingleaf, Husky, and Rugburn into his services, as revealed in the video "These Are Their Stories", thus leading to Fightingleaf starting his series, "You're Gonna Regret It" in the first place, feeding off of the hatred Leaf and Husky had for the movies he was forced to review. It was only later on in the series, upon Leaf and Husky starting a short series "Go Out and Buy This!" that they began to rebel, eventually leading to the video "Showdown With Destiny" where they were able to defeat him. The Master would return on a few occasions afterwards, including "The Cipher Crusade" and "Counterplay" before eventually bringing Leaf, Husky, and their team to his dark dimension, which he remodeled into a dark version of Oz from the Wizard of Oz, to destroy them once and for all, but ended up being killed once and for all himself. He would later be resurrected by Zeth Zamora, where the both of them plus Dr. Walc forced the founding three Crusaders to review Birdemic 2: The Resurrection, in order to help the Master regain the energy he'd lost upon being resurrected. As of now, he's yet to return.

Relationships:
Fightingleaf and Husky: Leaf and Husky were initially his servants, having revived them after nearly being killed by Leaf's Father, Husky being the one who made the deal directly, and fused the two of them together, as well as offering them Awesomeness Energy in order to take their revenge. From there, the Master put Leaf and Husky through strenuous circumstances in order to feed off of their negative emotions before they eventually managed to rebel. The Master seems to have a strong resentment for Leaf and Husky for daring to rebel against him and pushing him through the continuous embarrassments that they had, such as defeating him on two occasions in the past, once in Showdown With Destiny and the second in The Cipher Crusade, and then later sealing him in his own dimension in Counterplay, and is determined to put them through any sort of torture that he can, even enlisting Leaf's Father into his service, although it is unclear exactly when he contracted him. It was shown the Master was even so desperate to be rid of Leaf and Husky so he may continue his conquests that he vowed he would leave the two of them and their friends alone and never bother them again, in return for them vowing to never interfere with his business again. After being killed by Leaf and Husky, he even vowed to never bother with them again, only to be reminded through torture that he was contracted by somebody else in order to handle them. Even with this, as shown later in Crusaders Adventures 05: Smart As a Fox, he was shown to be emotionally broken and still vowed he would not bother with them. Upon being revived, however, he seems to have renewed his desire for revenge against them.

Rugburn: Like Leaf and Husky, Rugburn was once one of the Master's servants, offering him power to get revenge on the bullies who were torturing him, and feeding off his negative emotions by keeping him from having his own series like Leaf and Husky did. Like Leaf and Husky, the Master resents the way that Rugburn rebelled against him, although he seems to see Leaf and Husky as more of a threat, as he hasn't made as many personal jabs against Rugburn as he had with the others. All the same, the Master is not amused by Rugburn's actions, and no doubt plots to exact revenge against him.

Professor Cabbage: It is unclear exactly how or why Cabbage was contracted into the Master's services, but he had initially been feeding off of Cabbage's negative emotions by keeping the professor from doing his Pokemon research. The Master does not seem to see Cabbage as any kind of a threat, as he's never personally attacked Cabbage by any means, although he does seem entertained by the fear Cabbage has for the demon.

Sean Basinger: The Master chose to fight Sean himself during the founding of the original Congregation of Fear during the events of Counterplay, sending Sean into the deepest, darkest parts of his mind and torturing him with all of his greatest fears, before nearly having Sean destroy himself in the process. However, the Master was defeated by Sean, proving he'd underestimated the leader of the Crusaders. From his mental manipulation, the Master was able to learn about Sean's hidden emotions, such as how he secretly did fear his enemies like the Ghoul and the Hooded Villain, or how he feared his show being hated by people. It's fighting Sean that the Master's arrogance was shown at its pique, since he felt his own powers were on a cosmic scale, whilst Sean had no powers, or those he knew of. It's most likely in the future when the Master fights Sean again, he would not be so arrogant.

Lazar Necronis: At some point, Necronis sought the Master to learn about demonic magic. It's unclear exactly how or when, but eventually Necronis rebelled against the Master and returned to Avalon to seek out his own plans. The Master was not affected by hearing about Necronis, referring to him as one of his "failures" due to being emotionally shattered by being killed by Fightingleaf, Husky, and Rugburn.

Victoria Noir: Lady Noir is, or at least was, one of the Master's most devoted servants, leading her to attacking the Crusaders in an attempt to kill Leaf and Husky so as to resurrect the Master. Despite this, due to her failure to stand up to the Crusaders, the Master swore that he never wanted to see Noir again, and forced her to vow to never so much as speak of him again. Despite this, it seems the Master still does somewhat admire the amount of devotion Lady Noir still has for him.

The Hooded Villain: According to the Hooded Villain, during the events of The fightingVibraniumleafProductions Crossover of Totally Neeto-Ness, that the two of them had attended college together, but the Master quickly ditched him after graduation. The Master was more than capable of tricking the Hooded Villain into working for him, offering him the Artificial-Awesomeness Energy and sending him to fight both Sean and Fightingleaf. It was clear that the Master didn't take the Hooded Villain anywhere near seriously, and was merely just using him at the time to distract the others.

Dr. Walc: The Master recruited Dr. Walc for a time to create the Congregation of Fear as an answer to how Fightingleaf and Husky, Sean, and Dr. Menace had formed the Crusaders and thus became that much stronger. He suggested that Dr. Walc fight Fightingleaf as part of his plan to "switch opponents" but recommended Walc did not underestimate Leaf. He was mildly entertained by Walc's failures, and later used him as a pawn yet again during the events of Fightingleaf and the Yellow Brick Road, having Randall drain his energy to fight Leaf and Rugburn. Despite presumably nearly being killed when the Master's dimension was destroyed, Dr. Walc did work alongside Zeth in resurrecting the Master in the Crusaders Review - Birdemic 2: The Resurrection, though it's unclear as to exactly what Walc was after, as he was did not reference either the Master or Zeth Zamora in his later appearances in Crusader Adventures 11 - "Bird of Prey" and Cipher Crusade 2: Beyond Good and Evil, though with Walc's desire to seize Awesomeness Energy in Bird of Prey, it's implied that he was after the same in helping Zeth resurrect the Master, yet the Master failed to give it to him.

Wolfgang: Like Dr. Walc, the Master recruited Wolfgang to create the Congregation of Fear, saving him from nearly being killed in the Hooded Villain's exploding base in Sean Reviews Episode 18. He put Wolfgang up against Dr. Menace, though was entertained by his failures. It's Wolfgang's personal anger over being trapped in the Master's dark dimension that allowed the Master to drag Fightingleaf and his team into the dimension in the first place. He clearly saw Wolfgang as only a pawn, as he allowed Randall to drain his energy, and leave him for dead when the dark dimension fell.

Randall: Randall is one of the Master's somewhat mindless servants. How he enlisted Randall is unknown, but the Master does not shy away from showing just how much control he can have over a servant with Randall directly, such as possessing Randall's body during the events of The Cipher Crusade - "When Leaves Burn" and later still when he absorbed Randall into himself to become stronger in Fightingleaf and the Yellow Brick Road. Like most of his servants the Master thinks little of Randall other than just a slave and a means to an end.

Leaf's Father: It's unclear as to when exactly when he enlisted Leaf's Father into his services, though one could presume that he did so as to get back at Fightingleaf and Husky directly for betraying him in the first place. Like with Randall, the Master sees Leaf's Father as a means to an end, absorbing him into his body to become stronger during the final battle of Fightingleaf and the Yellow Brick Road. It's safe to assume that he is still working for the Master, as he was shown in the final shot of Fightingleaf and the Yellow Brick Road, and later still in the final shots of The Cipher Crusade 2: Beyond Good and Evil, with plan's for Leaf's identity.

Zeth Zamora: The Master's true relationship with Zeth is currently unknown, though it was said Zeth is the one directly responsible for his resurrection. What exactly Zeth wants and why he resurrected the Master, is unclear, though one could assume the Master would trust Zeth for information regarding Sean in their later encounters.

Trivia:

 * The Master's physical appearance was initially just a single shot of his head and his hand in all his initial appearances, as a black figure made up of a bunch of green dots. It was later on in Fightingleaf and the Yellow Brick Road that the Master was seen in his first full body shot, appearing as a giant made out of green energy. However, in the first episode of Fightingleaf Mysteries - "Enemy Made" Cabbage described the Master as "a blackish fog bursting with green lightning" implying he may have been redesigned, or was simply given a more detailed description for his physical appearance.
 * In his initial shots, the Master is shown to be wearing a leaf pendant like Fightingleaf.
 * For all of his major appearances, the Master was voiced by Connan Bell, such as with all of Connan's original characters. However, in Fightingleaf Mysteries, the Master was voiced by Kovabomb.