Comedic

Hate Sinks that are comedic. Note that this does not necessarily make the Hate Sink more likable, as a Hate Sink can be comedic if they suffer from humiliation for their deeds or the comedy emphasizes their detestable traits instead of downplaying them (Frank Tenpenny). That said, there are a couple ways a Hate Sink can be deemed comedic:

• The Hate Sink is meant to be despised but comes across as genuinely funny (e.g. Ramsay Bolton, Darkwing (Transformers One), Patrick Bateman, and Preston Northwest).
• The Hate Sink hides their true, loathsome nature under a comical persona (e.g. Micah Bell, Gary Smith, William Wharton, Cecil Creepler, and Don Eladio).
• The Hate Sink starts off as humorous but becomes more despicable as the story progresses (e.g. Francis, Kurt Kunkle and Valentino).
• They have comedic karmic defeats that are played for satisfaction. (Ralph, Biff Tannan)

In some cases, Hate Sinks being too comedic and thus played for laughs is their biggest prevention from Near Pure Evil or Pure Evil given that they have no other redeeming qualities and/or mitigating factors.

NOTE: A Hate Sink having one, two, or an overall small number of minor comedic moments is not sufficient to make them Comedic (e.g. Goku Black, Dave, Daolon Wong, Dag, Nancy Jeffy and General Tsao). A Comedic Hate Sink has to have their comedic moments more prominent, memorable, and in greater abundance.