Favorite Villain

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Favorite villains Harley Quinn, Azula, Sue Sylvester.

 

Sue Sylvester is the best hands down

 

Bellatrix lestrange (harry potter)
Sister Mary Eunice (American horror story: asylum)
Hannibal lector (silence of the lambs)
Joe Carroll (the following)
President snow (the hunger games)
Napoleon (animal farm)

 

I like President Snow as a villain purely because he is ridiculously evil, just to claim his power, and he's an intelligent villain- everything he does is to mask his villainy to the Capitol while still enacting it onto the districts. I think his utter obsession with derailing Katniss makes him a completely unlikable person, even when he's about to die his last act is to expose Coin to Katniss to further make her lose her mind. I think another great villain is the Governor from The Walking Dead because he's so human. His mind gets pulled farther and farther away from the rational because of all the horror he's suffered so he becomes more and more evil, which is a plausible situation, while still maintaining the audience's dislike for him. Joffrey is another great villain purely because of the rage he creates in every single person (he's just a complete tool). I love Draco Malfoy too, because he's presented as a villain but really he's just a scared boy who's made all the wrong choices because he's desperate to impress, which I think is relatable.

---------- Post added 5th Aug 2015 at 06:21 PM ----------

Ohhhh my gosh yes I agree with all of your villain choices 10/10 villain picking

 

..Does Regina George count..

 

I like the Joker, he is well written and great. I'm excited to see how Jared Leto portrays him.

 

Hannibal Lecter

 

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I loved Zulf from Bastion. He's the perfect example of a tragic anti-villain that has a good heart and believes what he's doing is just, but doesn't understand the consequences of his actions. Seeing him collapsed after the Ura turned on him was heartbreaking. Saving him was one of the most powerful things I've ever experienced in a video game.

You have good opinions. I like you.

What do you think about Fierce Deity's Mask? I know Majora was the main villain but Fierce Deity' always seemed to represent something far more sinister.

 

Mother Gothel from Tangled
Sue Sylvester from Glee

Oh, and Yzma from The Emperor's New Groove.

 

Scarecrow from the Batman series has always been a favourite. Using fear as a weapon makes for a very interesting villain. I must admit most of the Batman villains are fantastic because most of their motivation comes from a personal place and it isn't just "I'm gonna blow up/take over the world cause I'm EVIIIL!". Mr. Freeze just wants his wife back and turns to crime to work on accomplishing that goal. He wasn't necessarily inherently evil. Penguin grew into a life of crime but he isn't one that wants world domination, he is just running a criminal empire. There are obviously many more examples but I think my point has been made. *SPOILERS!* Heck, even look at the Arkham Knight in the newest Batman game. He doesn't even care about taking over the world. All he wants to do is beat Batman because of what happened to him in the past which he feels Batman to be the reason it happened. It isn't a simple black & white type situation. He feels emotionally changed after what he went through and wants vengeance. It is a personal vendetta and not just evil cause evil. This is always why Batman has great villains to me. *SPOILERS OVER* As a secondary piece the Joker is one of the few just evil villains because of evil, although the Joker's MO and style is generally so well done that he doesn't feel evil because he is just evil. You can tell something has made him this way, the way he wants to see chaos rule is fascinating.

Handsome Jack from Borderlands 2 is another favourite. Partly because Borderlands is my favourite game ever but also just because he is a fun take on a villain. He taunts you through out, has some great deluded emotion that plays out during the story and he just is honestly a fun villain to be pitted against, even if you only fight him once.

 

Lord Shen from Kung Fu Panda 2. So deliciously evil. Not to mention. fabulous.:newcolor:

 

Glados from Portal! She's awesome! :icon_bigg

 

Dracula. The charisma and power... I am on his side! Haha

 

I really like the Badass Female Villains

But overall my top fav. villians

Mad Hatter & Poison Ivy (Batman)
Mystique (X-Men)
Bellatrix lestrange (harry potter)
Hades (Hercules)
Scar (Lion King)
Azula (The Last Airbender)
Deathstroke (Teen Titans)
Plankton (Spongebob) -that counts right
Beautiful Gorgeous (Jimmy Neutron)

Majin Buu (Dragon Ball Z)

Larxene (Kingdom Hearts)

 

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I love Joker in pretty much all forms. Heath Ledger was just very memorable in Dark Knight. My kids and I watch and just recite the lines at this point as we watch. I'm really hoping Jared Leto doesn't bastardize the role in the Suicide Squad movie.

 

Hannibal, Moriarty, Joker.

 

Scar was the beginning of my "bad guy" obsession. The snarkier and more smarmy the better.

Hannibal, both from the movies as well as the NBC show. They're two distinctly different characters to me and both fantastic. Mason Verger from the show was also just... so completely despicable and I loved it.

Loki!

Azula was perfect.

I'd argue all of the villains from the Christopher Nolan Batman movies.

 

I love a good bad guy/girl (I especially love me a bad girl )

Hannibal Lector - Silence of the Lambs
Hans Gruber - Die Hard
Jagsaw - Saw
Jack Torrance - The Shining
Norman Bates - Psycho
Khan - Star Trek
Roy Batty - Blade runner
And my absolute favorite baddie

Kesyer Soze .....because.....

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Scar from The Lion King, Dr. Facilier from The Princess and the Frog, Gaara from Naruto and Azula from The Last Airbender