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It's a wonder why they keep employing Samus considering how many catasrophic events have happened because of her in the name of research.
Long story short: a part of it is corrupted.
Yeah they're hella corrupt lmao. Though to be fair only the Metroid genocide and destruction of one of the two space stations and two planets were intentional
Actually Dread seems to be going for the localization route judging by the first cutscene that we got to see with the hands on previews
Huh, really? That's....constitent at least?
I think that they lied in marketing a little like how Infinity War did.
Ok people this is it, my top 10 of favourite villains ever as of now. The rules I have put myself are the following:
-only one character per franchise (except in one case). Without this limitation the list would be full of comic book, Transformers and probably Ben 10 villains and I don't want that.
-Anything goes: lighthearted villains, serious villains, comedic villains... Gonna value them all based on the impact they left on my mind and how memorable they were for me.
-Also, obvious spoilers for some spots in the list. You've been warned
Now, let's get to It:
View attachment 332564
Lawrence III from Pokémon 2
This one's weird, I admit It. The reason he made to the list is mostly the way the character amazed me as a child: the fact that there could be a villain who didn't want to take over the world, desired Power or even money... Just someone who wanted to collect living creatures for the sake of It.
It genuiely fascinated me, and the idea of a villain having more motives beyond the tropey ones came to me with this one. So just on that value alone I wanted to put It at the bottom of this listView attachment 332568
If I had to go for any villain from all of DC, It would probably be Mr.Freeze.
This villain at least in the animated series is a genuine person, he is just doing risky and extreme stuff solely to save his beloved one from death. It is admirable, and a really charming story from a really good series.
The reason I ranked him low is that while he is my favourite DC villain, the competition on this list for me is strongerView attachment 332572
Beast Wars Megatron
While his motivations aren't the greatest and there are other more menacinc Transformers villains... I just love this guy.
A really memorable way of talking, with an incredible voice actor pulling out ah hilarious yet charming role and just all the memeable quotes... There's nothing to hate about him.
Also helps that for me he has a really appealing design, as purple is one of my favourite colours.
So yeah, not a perfect villain... But It left a charming impressionView attachment 332574
Shego from Kim Possible.
This character honestly stole the show for me. Really sassy and sarcastic character, had some cool confrontations with Kim Possible and all in all a really enjoyable and classic Disney Channel villain.
Not sure what else to say which hasn't been said before. She for me deserves all the popularity she has online.View attachment 332577
If the sentence "classic and legendary" had a space in the dictionary, It would be alongside this Guy.
A villain who has been featured in a saga of 6 movies (in the recent 3 movies he didn't appear). A character who lets his presence be known and remembered wherever he goes... And a tragic Story about how a series of missteps took an Innocent little kid into being the most feared planet destroyer of the entire galaxy. Not to mention that he has one of the best villain themes ever created.View attachment 332579
This character is gonna contrast A LOT with the following characters on this list, but I feel he has earned the high spot just because of all the good and fin times this character has given me.
Most of us know him, an awkward villain who ironically had one of the most tragic yet silly backstories, whose enemy is a Platypus in a hat and nobody can get to say his name properly. The perfect villain for a show which emphazises in comedy.
There's a reason why he is for many their favourite part of the show.View attachment 332580
You know why Cruella is probably my favourite villain out of all the Disney gallery?
Because for me... She feels the most real compared to the rest.
Like sure, she does a lot of cartoony expressions on the movies and does some stuff in exaggerated ways... But really the idea of people in this world genuiely wanting to kill little dogs for the sake of clothing and even without fearing to do stuff such as beating them up or burning them is quite scary and sadly realistic in the case of some people.
Most dog owners will probably agree that a dog is a really valuable living creature for them: bringing them company when they need It most, going with them on walks around the city or wherever they live and being there sleeping near.
So yeah, Cruella is a great reminder to kids and even adults that we really do need to value and take a lot of care for our pets... Because at any point any shady person like her could appear and take them away.View attachment 332584
Eric Killmonger from Black Panther
This dude shows how much superhero movies have evolved and improved since the 90s.
A person who was born surrounded by hatred, violence and murder... Wanting to take Revenge on those who took everything away from him for generations and with really justified reasonings from my point of view... Who saw divide due to the way he wanted to go through It.
It is fascinating how throught the movie we see this emotional and phylosophical conflict between him and T'Challa, about what does this world need to do to come up with a solution for all the hatred surrounding us: one wanting to do It through the power of talks... And the other through the methods used in the past by the oppressors.
Characters like this wouldn't be in a comic book movie during the 90s or 80s, and the fact Killmonger managed to make It this way on the big screen makes me happy about the future for these movies... As I feel more stories such as this one really need to be told to educate the younger people.View attachment 332585
Mysterio from Marvel Comics
This is the character who I made the exception to the "one character per franchise" rule for.
There are a lot of reasons why Mysterio is my favourite Marvel villain ever... But I'll just go for the reasons why I liked him in Far From Home for the sake of making It easier to understand.
From my point of view, there's no bigger way of doing harm to a person than taking away everything which they care about, messing them emotionally and psychological and all to the point they are so mentally unstable they aren't capable of doing anything against them.
And I feel that Mysterio, out of all the Marvel characters, pulls this whole concept amazingly.
From all the cinematic villains Spider-Man has got so far, he is the only one who did what not even the Raimi movies could completely do due to studio interference: he destroyed Peter Parker in all sorts of ways until he felt useless, weak and easily destroyed. He emotionally manipulated everyone around him just to boost himself up, almost killed and emotionally broke a teen basically for standing on his way and made the genuine promise of killing everyone Who he cared about just for the sake of making It better for him.
And the whole point of Mysterio is to teach everyone this lesson: always look out with the people who seem trustworthy. At any point they could turn out to be people trying to get you in really undesirable situations... Maybe even dead.View attachment 332587
YES PEOPLE, ADAM MALKOVICH IS NUMBER 1. GET READY FOR A WALL OF TEXT ABOUT WHY HE IS THE WORST THING EVER EVEN THOUGH HE WAS JUST A VICTIM OF POOR WRIT-
View attachment 332588
View attachment 332589
You thought the number 1 was gonna be a character from one of my favourite franchises... but It was him.
Dio Brando from Phantom Blood. Probably a surprise inclusion for most of you (even for myself as this is a really recent character for me)... But man he just rocks It out of the park.
Remember everything I said about Mysterio and how I love villains who emotionally destroy the hero until they feel done for? Dio takes all of that to the next level and in an incredible way.
He took over Jonathan's life, took part in killing his own father, purposefully tried to kill Jonathan's father and killed his dog just for the sake of taking property of everything... And all kinds of other evils just to show the world his superiority and to the point he genuiely became a monster through the mask.
The way I saw It, Phantom Blood is a beautiful yet scary story about all the good will of humankind vs all the evil wills. Jonathan represents everything which can be good and valued on a human who makes bright use of his skills and talents... While Dio remembers us of what could happen if we let these skills and talents feed our egos to the point of no return. A classic, tragic and motivational story which for me did motivate me to keep going and being the Jonathan of my own life.
And don't even get me started on all the iconic moments: the fight at the burning House where he just walked on a pillar to escape death, his confrontation against Jack The Ripper, all of the stuff he did on his Young age... All stuff which isn't leaving my mind anytime soon just because of how iconic It all was.
So yeah, quite impressed that a villain who I got to know so recently managed to win me over so easily.
Woah, this was quite fun to make, ngl.
Interesting list. Doofenshmirtz and Shego are both especially good picks.Ok people this is it, my top 10 of favourite villains ever as of now. The rules I have put myself are the following:
-only one character per franchise (except in one case). Without this limitation the list would be full of comic book, Transformers and probably Ben 10 villains and I don't want that.
-Anything goes: lighthearted villains, serious villains, comedic villains... Gonna value them all based on the impact they left on my mind and how memorable they were for me.
-Also, obvious spoilers for some spots in the list. You've been warned
Now, let's get to It:
View attachment 332564
Lawrence III from Pokémon 2
This one's weird, I admit It. The reason he made to the list is mostly the way the character amazed me as a child: the fact that there could be a villain who didn't want to take over the world, desired Power or even money... Just someone who wanted to collect living creatures for the sake of It.
It genuiely fascinated me, and the idea of a villain having more motives beyond the tropey ones came to me with this one. So just on that value alone I wanted to put It at the bottom of this listView attachment 332568
If I had to go for any villain from all of DC, It would probably be Mr.Freeze.
This villain at least in the animated series is a genuine person, he is just doing risky and extreme stuff solely to save his beloved one from death. It is admirable, and a really charming story from a really good series.
The reason I ranked him low is that while he is my favourite DC villain, the competition on this list for me is strongerView attachment 332572
Beast Wars Megatron
While his motivations aren't the greatest and there are other more menacinc Transformers villains... I just love this guy.
A really memorable way of talking, with an incredible voice actor pulling out ah hilarious yet charming role and just all the memeable quotes... There's nothing to hate about him.
Also helps that for me he has a really appealing design, as purple is one of my favourite colours.
So yeah, not a perfect villain... But It left a charming impressionView attachment 332574
Shego from Kim Possible.
This character honestly stole the show for me. Really sassy and sarcastic character, had some cool confrontations with Kim Possible and all in all a really enjoyable and classic Disney Channel villain.
Not sure what else to say which hasn't been said before. She for me deserves all the popularity she has online.View attachment 332577
If the sentence "classic and legendary" had a space in the dictionary, It would be alongside this Guy.
A villain who has been featured in a saga of 6 movies (in the recent 3 movies he didn't appear). A character who lets his presence be known and remembered wherever he goes... And a tragic Story about how a series of missteps took an Innocent little kid into being the most feared planet destroyer of the entire galaxy. Not to mention that he has one of the best villain themes ever created.View attachment 332579
This character is gonna contrast A LOT with the following characters on this list, but I feel he has earned the high spot just because of all the good and fin times this character has given me.
Most of us know him, an awkward villain who ironically had one of the most tragic yet silly backstories, whose enemy is a Platypus in a hat and nobody can get to say his name properly. The perfect villain for a show which emphazises in comedy.
There's a reason why he is for many their favourite part of the show.View attachment 332580
You know why Cruella is probably my favourite villain out of all the Disney gallery?
Because for me... She feels the most real compared to the rest.
Like sure, she does a lot of cartoony expressions on the movies and does some stuff in exaggerated ways... But really the idea of people in this world genuiely wanting to kill little dogs for the sake of clothing and even without fearing to do stuff such as beating them up or burning them is quite scary and sadly realistic in the case of some people.
Most dog owners will probably agree that a dog is a really valuable living creature for them: bringing them company when they need It most, going with them on walks around the city or wherever they live and being there sleeping near.
So yeah, Cruella is a great reminder to kids and even adults that we really do need to value and take a lot of care for our pets... Because at any point any shady person like her could appear and take them away.View attachment 332584
Eric Killmonger from Black Panther
This dude shows how much superhero movies have evolved and improved since the 90s.
A person who was born surrounded by hatred, violence and murder... Wanting to take Revenge on those who took everything away from him for generations and with really justified reasonings from my point of view... Who saw divide due to the way he wanted to go through It.
It is fascinating how throught the movie we see this emotional and phylosophical conflict between him and T'Challa, about what does this world need to do to come up with a solution for all the hatred surrounding us: one wanting to do It through the power of talks... And the other through the methods used in the past by the oppressors.
Characters like this wouldn't be in a comic book movie during the 90s or 80s, and the fact Killmonger managed to make It this way on the big screen makes me happy about the future for these movies... As I feel more stories such as this one really need to be told to educate the younger people.View attachment 332585
Mysterio from Marvel Comics
This is the character who I made the exception to the "one character per franchise" rule for.
There are a lot of reasons why Mysterio is my favourite Marvel villain ever... But I'll just go for the reasons why I liked him in Far From Home for the sake of making It easier to understand.
From my point of view, there's no bigger way of doing harm to a person than taking away everything which they care about, messing them emotionally and psychological and all to the point they are so mentally unstable they aren't capable of doing anything against them.
And I feel that Mysterio, out of all the Marvel characters, pulls this whole concept amazingly.
From all the cinematic villains Spider-Man has got so far, he is the only one who did what not even the Raimi movies could completely do due to studio interference: he destroyed Peter Parker in all sorts of ways until he felt useless, weak and easily destroyed. He emotionally manipulated everyone around him just to boost himself up, almost killed and emotionally broke a teen basically for standing on his way and made the genuine promise of killing everyone Who he cared about just for the sake of making It better for him.
And the whole point of Mysterio is to teach everyone this lesson: always look out with the people who seem trustworthy. At any point they could turn out to be people trying to get you in really undesirable situations... Maybe even dead.View attachment 332587
YES PEOPLE, ADAM MALKOVICH IS NUMBER 1. GET READY FOR A WALL OF TEXT ABOUT WHY HE IS THE WORST THING EVER EVEN THOUGH HE WAS JUST A VICTIM OF POOR WRIT-
View attachment 332588
View attachment 332589
You thought the number 1 was gonna be a character from one of my favourite franchises... but It was him.
Dio Brando from Phantom Blood. Probably a surprise inclusion for most of you (even for myself as this is a really recent character for me)... But man he just rocks It out of the park.
Remember everything I said about Mysterio and how I love villains who emotionally destroy the hero until they feel done for? Dio takes all of that to the next level and in an incredible way.
He took over Jonathan's life, took part in killing his own father, purposefully tried to kill Jonathan's father and killed his dog just for the sake of taking property of everything... And all kinds of other evils just to show the world his superiority and to the point he genuiely became a monster through the mask.
The way I saw It, Phantom Blood is a beautiful yet scary story about all the good will of humankind vs all the evil wills. Jonathan represents everything which can be good and valued on a human who makes bright use of his skills and talents... While Dio remembers us of what could happen if we let these skills and talents feed our egos to the point of no return. A classic, tragic and motivational story which for me did motivate me to keep going and being the Jonathan of my own life.
And don't even get me started on all the iconic moments: the fight at the burning House where he just walked on a pillar to escape death, his confrontation against Jack The Ripper, all of the stuff he did on his Young age... All stuff which isn't leaving my mind anytime soon just because of how iconic It all was.
So yeah, quite impressed that a villain who I got to know so recently managed to win me over so easily.
Woah, this was quite fun to make, ngl.
Ok people this is it, my top 10 of favourite villains ever as of now. The rules I have put myself are the following:
-only one character per franchise (except in one case). Without this limitation the list would be full of comic book, Transformers and probably Ben 10 villains and I don't want that.
-Anything goes: lighthearted villains, serious villains, comedic villains... Gonna value them all based on the impact they left on my mind and how memorable they were for me.
-Also, obvious spoilers for some spots in the list. You've been warned
Now, let's get to It:
View attachment 332564
Lawrence III from Pokémon 2
This one's weird, I admit It. The reason he made to the list is mostly the way the character amazed me as a child: the fact that there could be a villain who didn't want to take over the world, desired Power or even money... Just someone who wanted to collect living creatures for the sake of It.
It genuiely fascinated me, and the idea of a villain having more motives beyond the tropey ones came to me with this one. So just on that value alone I wanted to put It at the bottom of this listView attachment 332568
If I had to go for any villain from all of DC, It would probably be Mr.Freeze.
This villain at least in the animated series is a genuine person, he is just doing risky and extreme stuff solely to save his beloved one from death. It is admirable, and a really charming story from a really good series.
The reason I ranked him low is that while he is my favourite DC villain, the competition on this list for me is strongerView attachment 332572
Beast Wars Megatron
While his motivations aren't the greatest and there are other more menacinc Transformers villains... I just love this guy.
A really memorable way of talking, with an incredible voice actor pulling out ah hilarious yet charming role and just all the memeable quotes... There's nothing to hate about him.
Also helps that for me he has a really appealing design, as purple is one of my favourite colours.
So yeah, not a perfect villain... But It left a charming impressionView attachment 332574
Shego from Kim Possible.
This character honestly stole the show for me. Really sassy and sarcastic character, had some cool confrontations with Kim Possible and all in all a really enjoyable and classic Disney Channel villain.
Not sure what else to say which hasn't been said before. She for me deserves all the popularity she has online.View attachment 332577
If the sentence "classic and legendary" had a space in the dictionary, It would be alongside this Guy.
A villain who has been featured in a saga of 6 movies (in the recent 3 movies he didn't appear). A character who lets his presence be known and remembered wherever he goes... And a tragic Story about how a series of missteps took an Innocent little kid into being the most feared planet destroyer of the entire galaxy. Not to mention that he has one of the best villain themes ever created.View attachment 332579
This character is gonna contrast A LOT with the following characters on this list, but I feel he has earned the high spot just because of all the good and fin times this character has given me.
Most of us know him, an awkward villain who ironically had one of the most tragic yet silly backstories, whose enemy is a Platypus in a hat and nobody can get to say his name properly. The perfect villain for a show which emphazises in comedy.
There's a reason why he is for many their favourite part of the show.View attachment 332580
You know why Cruella is probably my favourite villain out of all the Disney gallery?
Because for me... She feels the most real compared to the rest.
Like sure, she does a lot of cartoony expressions on the movies and does some stuff in exaggerated ways... But really the idea of people in this world genuiely wanting to kill little dogs for the sake of clothing and even without fearing to do stuff such as beating them up or burning them is quite scary and sadly realistic in the case of some people.
Most dog owners will probably agree that a dog is a really valuable living creature for them: bringing them company when they need It most, going with them on walks around the city or wherever they live and being there sleeping near.
So yeah, Cruella is a great reminder to kids and even adults that we really do need to value and take a lot of care for our pets... Because at any point any shady person like her could appear and take them away.View attachment 332584
Eric Killmonger from Black Panther
This dude shows how much superhero movies have evolved and improved since the 90s.
A person who was born surrounded by hatred, violence and murder... Wanting to take Revenge on those who took everything away from him for generations and with really justified reasonings from my point of view... Who saw divide due to the way he wanted to go through It.
It is fascinating how throught the movie we see this emotional and phylosophical conflict between him and T'Challa, about what does this world need to do to come up with a solution for all the hatred surrounding us: one wanting to do It through the power of talks... And the other through the methods used in the past by the oppressors.
Characters like this wouldn't be in a comic book movie during the 90s or 80s, and the fact Killmonger managed to make It this way on the big screen makes me happy about the future for these movies... As I feel more stories such as this one really need to be told to educate the younger people.View attachment 332585
Mysterio from Marvel Comics
This is the character who I made the exception to the "one character per franchise" rule for.
There are a lot of reasons why Mysterio is my favourite Marvel villain ever... But I'll just go for the reasons why I liked him in Far From Home for the sake of making It easier to understand.
From my point of view, there's no bigger way of doing harm to a person than taking away everything which they care about, messing them emotionally and psychological and all to the point they are so mentally unstable they aren't capable of doing anything against them.
And I feel that Mysterio, out of all the Marvel characters, pulls this whole concept amazingly.
From all the cinematic villains Spider-Man has got so far, he is the only one who did what not even the Raimi movies could completely do due to studio interference: he destroyed Peter Parker in all sorts of ways until he felt useless, weak and easily destroyed. He emotionally manipulated everyone around him just to boost himself up, almost killed and emotionally broke a teen basically for standing on his way and made the genuine promise of killing everyone Who he cared about just for the sake of making It better for him.
And the whole point of Mysterio is to teach everyone this lesson: always look out with the people who seem trustworthy. At any point they could turn out to be people trying to get you in really undesirable situations... Maybe even dead.View attachment 332587
YES PEOPLE, ADAM MALKOVICH IS NUMBER 1. GET READY FOR A WALL OF TEXT ABOUT WHY HE IS THE WORST THING EVER EVEN THOUGH HE WAS JUST A VICTIM OF POOR WRIT-
View attachment 332588
View attachment 332589
You thought the number 1 was gonna be a character from one of my favourite franchises... but It was him.
Dio Brando from Phantom Blood. Probably a surprise inclusion for most of you (even for myself as this is a really recent character for me)... But man he just rocks It out of the park.
Remember everything I said about Mysterio and how I love villains who emotionally destroy the hero until they feel done for? Dio takes all of that to the next level and in an incredible way.
He took over Jonathan's life, took part in killing his own father, purposefully tried to kill Jonathan's father and killed his dog just for the sake of taking property of everything... And all kinds of other evils just to show the world his superiority and to the point he genuiely became a monster through the mask.
The way I saw It, Phantom Blood is a beautiful yet scary story about all the good will of humankind vs all the evil wills. Jonathan represents everything which can be good and valued on a human who makes bright use of his skills and talents... While Dio remembers us of what could happen if we let these skills and talents feed our egos to the point of no return. A classic, tragic and motivational story which for me did motivate me to keep going and being the Jonathan of my own life.
And don't even get me started on all the iconic moments: the fight at the burning House where he just walked on a pillar to escape death, his confrontation against Jack The Ripper, all of the stuff he did on his Young age... All stuff which isn't leaving my mind anytime soon just because of how iconic It all was.
So yeah, quite impressed that a villain who I got to know so recently managed to win me over so easily.
Woah, this was quite fun to make, ngl.
Kinda funny you used Manga Adam to represent him, since from what I remember, he is a muuuuuch better character there. (then again, it's not hard to be better than Other M Adam)Ok people this is it, my top 10 of favourite villains ever as of now. The rules I have put myself are the following:
-only one character per franchise (except in one case). Without this limitation the list would be full of comic book, Transformers and probably Ben 10 villains and I don't want that.
-Anything goes: lighthearted villains, serious villains, comedic villains... Gonna value them all based on the impact they left on my mind and how memorable they were for me.
-Also, obvious spoilers for some spots in the list. You've been warned
Now, let's get to It:
View attachment 332564
Lawrence III from Pokémon 2
This one's weird, I admit It. The reason he made to the list is mostly the way the character amazed me as a child: the fact that there could be a villain who didn't want to take over the world, desired Power or even money... Just someone who wanted to collect living creatures for the sake of It.
It genuiely fascinated me, and the idea of a villain having more motives beyond the tropey ones came to me with this one. So just on that value alone I wanted to put It at the bottom of this listView attachment 332568
If I had to go for any villain from all of DC, It would probably be Mr.Freeze.
This villain at least in the animated series is a genuine person, he is just doing risky and extreme stuff solely to save his beloved one from death. It is admirable, and a really charming story from a really good series.
The reason I ranked him low is that while he is my favourite DC villain, the competition on this list for me is strongerView attachment 332572
Beast Wars Megatron
While his motivations aren't the greatest and there are other more menacinc Transformers villains... I just love this guy.
A really memorable way of talking, with an incredible voice actor pulling out ah hilarious yet charming role and just all the memeable quotes... There's nothing to hate about him.
Also helps that for me he has a really appealing design, as purple is one of my favourite colours.
So yeah, not a perfect villain... But It left a charming impressionView attachment 332574
Shego from Kim Possible.
This character honestly stole the show for me. Really sassy and sarcastic character, had some cool confrontations with Kim Possible and all in all a really enjoyable and classic Disney Channel villain.
Not sure what else to say which hasn't been said before. She for me deserves all the popularity she has online.View attachment 332577
If the sentence "classic and legendary" had a space in the dictionary, It would be alongside this Guy.
A villain who has been featured in a saga of 6 movies (in the recent 3 movies he didn't appear). A character who lets his presence be known and remembered wherever he goes... And a tragic Story about how a series of missteps took an Innocent little kid into being the most feared planet destroyer of the entire galaxy. Not to mention that he has one of the best villain themes ever created.View attachment 332579
This character is gonna contrast A LOT with the following characters on this list, but I feel he has earned the high spot just because of all the good and fin times this character has given me.
Most of us know him, an awkward villain who ironically had one of the most tragic yet silly backstories, whose enemy is a Platypus in a hat and nobody can get to say his name properly. The perfect villain for a show which emphazises in comedy.
There's a reason why he is for many their favourite part of the show.View attachment 332580
You know why Cruella is probably my favourite villain out of all the Disney gallery?
Because for me... She feels the most real compared to the rest.
Like sure, she does a lot of cartoony expressions on the movies and does some stuff in exaggerated ways... But really the idea of people in this world genuiely wanting to kill little dogs for the sake of clothing and even without fearing to do stuff such as beating them up or burning them is quite scary and sadly realistic in the case of some people.
Most dog owners will probably agree that a dog is a really valuable living creature for them: bringing them company when they need It most, going with them on walks around the city or wherever they live and being there sleeping near.
So yeah, Cruella is a great reminder to kids and even adults that we really do need to value and take a lot of care for our pets... Because at any point any shady person like her could appear and take them away.View attachment 332584
Eric Killmonger from Black Panther
This dude shows how much superhero movies have evolved and improved since the 90s.
A person who was born surrounded by hatred, violence and murder... Wanting to take Revenge on those who took everything away from him for generations and with really justified reasonings from my point of view... Who saw divide due to the way he wanted to go through It.
It is fascinating how throught the movie we see this emotional and phylosophical conflict between him and T'Challa, about what does this world need to do to come up with a solution for all the hatred surrounding us: one wanting to do It through the power of talks... And the other through the methods used in the past by the oppressors.
Characters like this wouldn't be in a comic book movie during the 90s or 80s, and the fact Killmonger managed to make It this way on the big screen makes me happy about the future for these movies... As I feel more stories such as this one really need to be told to educate the younger people.View attachment 332585
Mysterio from Marvel Comics
This is the character who I made the exception to the "one character per franchise" rule for.
There are a lot of reasons why Mysterio is my favourite Marvel villain ever... But I'll just go for the reasons why I liked him in Far From Home for the sake of making It easier to understand.
From my point of view, there's no bigger way of doing harm to a person than taking away everything which they care about, messing them emotionally and psychological and all to the point they are so mentally unstable they aren't capable of doing anything against them.
And I feel that Mysterio, out of all the Marvel characters, pulls this whole concept amazingly.
From all the cinematic villains Spider-Man has got so far, he is the only one who did what not even the Raimi movies could completely do due to studio interference: he destroyed Peter Parker in all sorts of ways until he felt useless, weak and easily destroyed. He emotionally manipulated everyone around him just to boost himself up, almost killed and emotionally broke a teen basically for standing on his way and made the genuine promise of killing everyone Who he cared about just for the sake of making It better for him.
And the whole point of Mysterio is to teach everyone this lesson: always look out with the people who seem trustworthy. At any point they could turn out to be people trying to get you in really undesirable situations... Maybe even dead.View attachment 332587
YES PEOPLE, ADAM MALKOVICH IS NUMBER 1. GET READY FOR A WALL OF TEXT ABOUT WHY HE IS THE WORST THING EVER EVEN THOUGH HE WAS JUST A VICTIM OF POOR WRIT-
View attachment 332588
View attachment 332589
You thought the number 1 was gonna be a character from one of my favourite franchises... but It was him.
Dio Brando from Phantom Blood. Probably a surprise inclusion for most of you (even for myself as this is a really recent character for me)... But man he just rocks It out of the park.
Remember everything I said about Mysterio and how I love villains who emotionally destroy the hero until they feel done for? Dio takes all of that to the next level and in an incredible way.
He took over Jonathan's life, took part in killing his own father, purposefully tried to kill Jonathan's father and killed his dog just for the sake of taking property of everything... And all kinds of other evils just to show the world his superiority and to the point he genuiely became a monster through the mask.
The way I saw It, Phantom Blood is a beautiful yet scary story about all the good will of humankind vs all the evil wills. Jonathan represents everything which can be good and valued on a human who makes bright use of his skills and talents... While Dio remembers us of what could happen if we let these skills and talents feed our egos to the point of no return. A classic, tragic and motivational story which for me did motivate me to keep going and being the Jonathan of my own life.
And don't even get me started on all the iconic moments: the fight at the burning House where he just walked on a pillar to escape death, his confrontation against Jack The Ripper, all of the stuff he did on his Young age... All stuff which isn't leaving my mind anytime soon just because of how iconic It all was.
So yeah, quite impressed that a villain who I got to know so recently managed to win me over so easily.
Woah, this was quite fun to make, ngl.
Lol, I used manga Adam to tease up that the actual number 1 was from a manga/anime
That's pretty [BIG SHOT] of you then!
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Watching as soon as I finish listening to a Q&A! Also I love this thumbnail, haha.
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Shego got me blushing, Vader and Freeze be chill…and technically you didn’t break your 1 per franchise thing since Spider-Man is bigger than the rest ahhahahahahahaha Spidey powersOk people this is it, my top 10 of favourite villains ever as of now. The rules I have put myself are the following:
-only one character per franchise (except in one case). Without this limitation the list would be full of comic book, Transformers and probably Ben 10 villains and I don't want that.
-Anything goes: lighthearted villains, serious villains, comedic villains... Gonna value them all based on the impact they left on my mind and how memorable they were for me.
-Also, obvious spoilers for some spots in the list. You've been warned
Now, let's get to It:
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Lawrence III from Pokémon 2
This one's weird, I admit It. The reason he made to the list is mostly the way the character amazed me as a child: the fact that there could be a villain who didn't want to take over the world, desired Power or even money... Just someone who wanted to collect living creatures for the sake of It.
It genuiely fascinated me, and the idea of a villain having more motives beyond the tropey ones came to me with this one. So just on that value alone I wanted to put It at the bottom of this listView attachment 332568
If I had to go for any villain from all of DC, It would probably be Mr.Freeze.
This villain at least in the animated series is a genuine person, he is just doing risky and extreme stuff solely to save his beloved one from death. It is admirable, and a really charming story from a really good series.
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Beast Wars Megatron
While his motivations aren't the greatest and there are other more menacinc Transformers villains... I just love this guy.
A really memorable way of talking, with an incredible voice actor pulling out ah hilarious yet charming role and just all the memeable quotes... There's nothing to hate about him.
Also helps that for me he has a really appealing design, as purple is one of my favourite colours.
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Shego from Kim Possible.
This character honestly stole the show for me. Really sassy and sarcastic character, had some cool confrontations with Kim Possible and all in all a really enjoyable and classic Disney Channel villain.
Not sure what else to say which hasn't been said before. She for me deserves all the popularity she has online.View attachment 332577
If the sentence "classic and legendary" had a space in the dictionary, It would be alongside this Guy.
A villain who has been featured in a saga of 6 movies (in the recent 3 movies he didn't appear). A character who lets his presence be known and remembered wherever he goes... And a tragic Story about how a series of missteps took an Innocent little kid into being the most feared planet destroyer of the entire galaxy. Not to mention that he has one of the best villain themes ever created.View attachment 332579
This character is gonna contrast A LOT with the following characters on this list, but I feel he has earned the high spot just because of all the good and fin times this character has given me.
Most of us know him, an awkward villain who ironically had one of the most tragic yet silly backstories, whose enemy is a Platypus in a hat and nobody can get to say his name properly. The perfect villain for a show which emphazises in comedy.
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You know why Cruella is probably my favourite villain out of all the Disney gallery?
Because for me... She feels the most real compared to the rest.
Like sure, she does a lot of cartoony expressions on the movies and does some stuff in exaggerated ways... But really the idea of people in this world genuiely wanting to kill little dogs for the sake of clothing and even without fearing to do stuff such as beating them up or burning them is quite scary and sadly realistic in the case of some people.
Most dog owners will probably agree that a dog is a really valuable living creature for them: bringing them company when they need It most, going with them on walks around the city or wherever they live and being there sleeping near.
So yeah, Cruella is a great reminder to kids and even adults that we really do need to value and take a lot of care for our pets... Because at any point any shady person like her could appear and take them away.View attachment 332584
Eric Killmonger from Black Panther
This dude shows how much superhero movies have evolved and improved since the 90s.
A person who was born surrounded by hatred, violence and murder... Wanting to take Revenge on those who took everything away from him for generations and with really justified reasonings from my point of view... Who saw divide due to the way he wanted to go through It.
It is fascinating how throught the movie we see this emotional and phylosophical conflict between him and T'Challa, about what does this world need to do to come up with a solution for all the hatred surrounding us: one wanting to do It through the power of talks... And the other through the methods used in the past by the oppressors.
Characters like this wouldn't be in a comic book movie during the 90s or 80s, and the fact Killmonger managed to make It this way on the big screen makes me happy about the future for these movies... As I feel more stories such as this one really need to be told to educate the younger people.View attachment 332585
Mysterio from Marvel Comics
This is the character who I made the exception to the "one character per franchise" rule for.
There are a lot of reasons why Mysterio is my favourite Marvel villain ever... But I'll just go for the reasons why I liked him in Far From Home for the sake of making It easier to understand.
From my point of view, there's no bigger way of doing harm to a person than taking away everything which they care about, messing them emotionally and psychological and all to the point they are so mentally unstable they aren't capable of doing anything against them.
And I feel that Mysterio, out of all the Marvel characters, pulls this whole concept amazingly.
From all the cinematic villains Spider-Man has got so far, he is the only one who did what not even the Raimi movies could completely do due to studio interference: he destroyed Peter Parker in all sorts of ways until he felt useless, weak and easily destroyed. He emotionally manipulated everyone around him just to boost himself up, almost killed and emotionally broke a teen basically for standing on his way and made the genuine promise of killing everyone Who he cared about just for the sake of making It better for him.
And the whole point of Mysterio is to teach everyone this lesson: always look out with the people who seem trustworthy. At any point they could turn out to be people trying to get you in really undesirable situations... Maybe even dead.View attachment 332587
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You thought the number 1 was gonna be a character from one of my favourite franchises... but It was him.
Dio Brando from Phantom Blood. Probably a surprise inclusion for most of you (even for myself as this is a really recent character for me)... But man he just rocks It out of the park.
Remember everything I said about Mysterio and how I love villains who emotionally destroy the hero until they feel done for? Dio takes all of that to the next level and in an incredible way.
He took over Jonathan's life, took part in killing his own father, purposefully tried to kill Jonathan's father and killed his dog just for the sake of taking property of everything... And all kinds of other evils just to show the world his superiority and to the point he genuiely became a monster through the mask.
The way I saw It, Phantom Blood is a beautiful yet scary story about all the good will of humankind vs all the evil wills. Jonathan represents everything which can be good and valued on a human who makes bright use of his skills and talents... While Dio remembers us of what could happen if we let these skills and talents feed our egos to the point of no return. A classic, tragic and motivational story which for me did motivate me to keep going and being the Jonathan of my own life.
And don't even get me started on all the iconic moments: the fight at the burning House where he just walked on a pillar to escape death, his confrontation against Jack The Ripper, all of the stuff he did on his Young age... All stuff which isn't leaving my mind anytime soon just because of how iconic It all was.
So yeah, quite impressed that a villain who I got to know so recently managed to win me over so easily.
Woah, this was quite fun to make, ngl.
Watched the whole thing. You raised some good points and I could see any one of those making it in.
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Pokémon is very niche. I can barely find anyone to talk about it with.Watched the whole thing. You raised some good points and I could see any one of those making it in.
And I knew what you meant but I still found it funny how you said they could go for a "smaller franchise like Pokemon" over Kingdom Hearts for the final character.
Well, what did you expect? Game Freak is a Small Indie Company(TM), they can't afford to market the franchise everywhere.
That blows, dude.
How much money do you make to have all this fursona art comissioned?
I make a doller above minimum wage
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wasn't that pfp one of the few I showed you a while back? If so....... I'm touched and I should get my ass to watching 86 Eighty Six.
Watched the whole thing. You raised some good points and I could see any one of those making it in.
And I knew what you meant but I still found it funny how you said they could go for a "smaller franchise like Pokemon" over Kingdom Hearts for the final character.
I mean, it is a very small indie company who makes it. I can never find anything about it unless I specifically look into its fandom.
