Sasori's_Shadow
Smash Apprentice
Eh, kind of I promised I wouldn't respond to this, but I 'm having trouble ignoring this. I am going to ignore the first part of your post though, merely because you're getting into perspective. Simply put, what you may perceive as heroic, I may not, especially if you're disregarding motives. And on another note, I'm not trying to teach you anything about Wario. Again, don't put words in my mouth.The one and only reason he would ally with bad guys is for profit. If he is betrayed, then he does not. He kidnaps Zelda, wouldn't the most logical assumption be that he allies with Zelda (or whomever he kidnaps)?
Anyways, to answer your question: no, it's not logical. In fact that's maybe the least logical assumption you could make, especially if you consider the motives as to why anyone kidnaps another person (and if your stuck it's certainly not to ally with them or even help them in any way, shape, or form). And because I don't feel like spelling it out for you, I'll leave it at that.
And again you're throwing around the word "logic," as if your argument is even remotely so. Anyways, yes, it is valid to say that someone who's had more appearances as a villain than as a hero is a villain.Also, there is no logic to saying that a character with more starring roles than evil roles is more a villain than hero.
But don't get me wrong. I wouldn't call Wario a "villain" either. On the other hand he's definately not by any means a hero in any sense of the word, but I wouldn't say he's evil either. Though like I've been trying to say, his characteristics are really more villainous than anything else.
And now I'm done. Eh, sorry in advance for getting off-topic Gimpy.