Favorite Villain

[Kristine]

Wolf (From the red riding hood)

[Alysanthia]

The Greatest villains EVER! Period.



The Dark Crystal "Skeksis Dinner"

Darn Skeksis... Gave me nightmares the first time I watched that movie!

Now I call all buzzards Skeksis.

[Aiden]

The Joker

Diablo in the Diablo video games series, 3 games later and that motherfucker still isn't dead.

[Wyrd]

Darn Skeksis... Gave me nightmares the first time I watched that movie!

Now I call all buzzards Skeksis.

I saw this movie when I was around 6 i think. To this day it's the first movie I clearly remember watching because of how friggin terrified I was of the Skeksis.

I'll leave this little tribute song here.
Strapping Young Lad - Skeksis 

[Samael]

Came to mention Kane, from C&C, see others already did so.

[Slaven]

The Greatest villains EVER! Period.



The Dark Crystal "Skeksis Dinner"

..Those guys gave me nightmares when I was small.

[Oniya]

Personally, I'm a fan of Anthony Ainsley's 'Master' (although Roger Delgado wasn't shabby either.)  James Earl Jones has some epic villains as well - even if he is everybody's father.

[kamil88]

Terminator T-800 Model 101 - Perfect villain, who will do anything to terminate its target, mimic mother voice, even when its half body is missing,you still aren`t safe
Freeza from Dragon Ball Z Anime - Before he will kill you, he will torture you, your family and friends, and if you piss him too much, he will also destroy your planet

[Sabby]

Don't you mean T-1000? Thats the one that faked Sarah's voice.

[Wyrd]

I think he;s talking about the liquid metal prototype. T-1000's Arnold's model, isn't it?

[Sabby]

I'm absolutely certain the T-1000 is the liquid version.

[Wyrd]

Oh, crap. Yeah you're right. it is.

[Sabby]

T-1000 Resident Evil theme ( Terminator 2 )

[Violence]

He's describing the T-800. *nods*  All of that is from the first movie.

The Terminator kills Sarah's mother and answers the phone mimicking her voice so that it knows where to find her and Kyle while Kyle and Sarah are at the hotel making John.

[Shjade]

Indeed. It could be a description of either the 800 or the 1000 if not for the "half its body missing" remark. The 1000 model doesn't really do the partial-body thing since, if you were to cut it in half, it would just reform. The 800 gets bisected near the end of the first movie and chases Sarah through some kind of machinery with just its torso.

[kamil88]

Yes, i was describing T-800, sorry for confusion, T-1000 was awesome too, but,in my opinion, T-800 is more evil and brutal.

[MasterMischief]

Geeks.

And I mean that in the most affectionate manner.

[Oniya]

Sideshow geeks, or the other kind?

[Melusine]

Dolores Umbridge. That woman is simply hateful. Also Man from Bambi, especially when seeing the movie through 8-year-old eyes.

Special mentions must go to Hannibal Lecter, Annie Wilkes and Pennywise.

[LunarSage]

This has to go to the my two all time favorite villains in Marvel...

DOCTOR DOOM



(One of the many examples of why below)



THANOS OF TITAN



(Again, one of many examples)

[Sabby]

Wait, don't Doom and Thanos lose on purpose because of psychological reasons?

[LunarSage]

I call that plot devices to explain why such badass villains ever actually lose.  :-)

[Sabby]

Like all good information on the internet, read it on Cracked xD Thanos has a personality disorder where he subconsciously sabotages his own plans, since he feels he doesn't deserve to win with all his powers. I mean, it's a bit unfair... plus he doesn't know he's doing it.

And with Dr Doom, his mum sold her soul to Satan to make sure he was always successful, so whenever he had the Fantastic 4 on the ground, he would get a sudden bout of insecurity and mother issues. Did he do this, or was this just a cosmic hand out from his dead mum?

[Violence]

Wait, don't Doom and Thanos lose on purpose because of psychological reasons?

I've heard that explanation applied to Thanos... wherein it may make sense, especially given how much he's in love with Death.  Personally, I'd be more inclined to think that rather than "lose on purpose" he sets up a means by which his enemies could defeat him.  So it's less about a "want to lose" than a desire for the game to at least be somewhat balanced.

But I've never heard it applied to Doom.

Usually Doom loses because he can't conceive of failure and thus doesn't account for the possibility.  Kind of in the classic Bond villain respect.  There's no way that Plan A could fail, so I don't require a Plan B.  He's typically up against Reed Richards.  A man that's not only Doom's intellectual equal (or arguably superior) but also a man that spends every waking moment coming up with contingencies for eventualities that have like a .0001% chance of happening.  Richards has typically already considered Doom's Plan A and made up a B, C, D, E, and F of his own.

Now, I don't doubt that there's been a huge number of stories where Doom is reduced to an emo kid with mommy issues.  But I think that's more from a misunderstanding of the character and what makes him interesting.  There are writers who always feel a need to reduce a character to a pathos.

[Oniya]

Richards has typically already considered Doom's Plan A and made up a B, C, D, E, and F of his own.

And this is why we wonder that Reed had enough of a social life to end up with Sue.  ::)