Best. Villain. Ever.
POSTED BY: MikeyMo
UPDATED: Monday, December 16, 2024 19:59
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Originally posted by Fremdfirma:
(3) - The Evil Midnight Bomber What Bombs at Midnight (from: The Tick)
Always loved this guy, incoherent rambling and explosives go together like peanut butter and chocolate.
"One of these days, :hissssss::... MILKSHAKE.... BOOM!"
-F
Frem...I love you!!
Psolaris
Ten percent of nuthin' is...let me do the math here...nuthin' into nuthin'...carry the nuthin'
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Lots of great villians mentioned here: Scorpius, Alien, Dracula, Vader, etc. etc...
But the one I haven't seen mentioned, one of the first (being a Greek God, you know) and best (I might add) is Hades, God of the Underworld, from Hercules (movie and series). Voiced by James Wood, with the perfect blend of evil, self-centeredness, and humor. I only watched for his appearances (yah, the rest of it was pretty sappy).
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Originally posted by Havraha:
Scorpius wins best villian ever, hands down.
We are in agreement. I also enjoyed Angelus.
And as an obscure mention no one will get, there was a villian in a game known as "Golden Sun" named Alex was absolutely fantastic. He was remeniscient of Sephiroth, but for some reason I found him a little more likeable. And I dont care how evil my villians are, the most important part is that I enjoy them.
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Londo Mollari.
Just for the sheer amount of misery, mayhem and all-round carnage he unleashed.
Apart from that, a very likeable guy.
G
(And an honourable (and entirely OT) mention for G'Kar. His transformation from whiney venal git to absolute Big Damn Hero kicks all manner of crap out of the Anny to Vader change.)
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Blue Hands (Firefly)-Just plain evil
Niska (Firefly)-Killed Mal
Jubal Early (Firefly)-That guy got what coming to him
The man with no name (Serenity)-How could he kill all those people
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Joker. Hands down. Particularly Mark Hamill's rendition of the character. Clowns are scary, folks. That's just a fact. Add in the way he'll kill three people out of five in a room based on something like their tie, and you got something absolutely terrifying. If you doubt me, hunt down the Batman Beyond, Return of the Joker movie. Particularly the uncut edition. By the end of that film, I guarantee you will feel downright guilty for having ever laughed at the Clown Prince of Crime, even when he was funny. He's evil with a grin.
Oh, and Vader is pretty cool too.
Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal, Fox!
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The Operative - Serenity: For one, he's not afraid to admit he's a monster and slaughters children with no regret, all so he can create a "perfect world". That's pretty evil if you ask me.
Darth Vader - Star Wars: Before The prequels came along, and even still if you don't think of Hayden Crappyson as Darth Vader, he is the most intimidating villian in movie history. The breathing, the deep voice, the suit...the mask. Definately the best icon of evil.
The Architect - The Matrix: Employing humans as batteries and tricking them into thinking they're in an alternate reality? That takes mad skills.
-Mr. Freak
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Originally posted by maxgremlin:
One of my all time favorite villians was was Gul Dukat from Star Trek Deep Space Nine. This was a guy who didn't just pop in and out for a few episodes but was a presence throughout the entire series. You got to know him as person (or rather as a Cardasian) and no other villian I can think of whent through so many twists and turns. There was a time when he was almost a good guy. And in spite of the bad things he had done in the past he honestly thought of himself as a great man who had done wonderful things for the people he oppressed. Until he cracked up and when insane. You rarely see a show that takes as much care with its villians as it does with its regular characters.
The lawyers at Wolfram and Hart: Same princple.
Totally agree with that statement. Dukat didn't believe he was wrong and actually considered himself a hero among the Bajorans which was a completely insane view to anyone who has half a brain. I don't know if anyone else mentioned him before, but Cancer Man from X-files was a pretty sneaky dude. He would pop up here and there and was usually the guy behind everything. That and he was kind of responsible for killing the original Deep Throat made me hate him plus the fact he smoked 24/7.
Jayne: Are you saying River's a witch?
Wash: Yes, Jayne, she's a witch. She's had congress with the Beast.
Jayne: She's in Congress?
Wash: How did your brain even learn human speech? I'm just so curious!
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3. Darth Vader
2. Q (is he a villain? Hmmm...>
1. Ares, God of War; as beautifully channelled by Kevin Smith. Best rounded, character driven, complex, sympathetic and damned sexy villain EVER
Vera
Devout Keeper of Jayne's Lunchbox
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