27 Day Disney Challenge Day 8: Favorite Villain

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

[aels]

You gonna put in the name of the challenge or do we have to guess

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

You gonna put in the name of the challenge or do we have to guess

Guess.

I edited it while yoj posted.

[aels]

In that case, no one is my favourite villain like Gaston.

[CashRules]

I would say Darkseid but I can't really say that for sure since I always remind myself that Darkseid exists in large part because they made the Silver Age Superman far too powerful to the point it became completely unbelievable that any non-Kryptonian villain could even give him a respectable fight without resorting to the overuse of Kryptonite. So I'll go with the Silver Age Brainiac.

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

I would say Darkseid but I can't really say that for sure since I always remind myself that Darkseid exists in large part because they made the Silver Age Superman far too powerful to the point it became completely unbelievable that any non-Kryptonian villain could even give him a respectable fight with resorting to the overuse of Kryptonite. So I'll go with the Silver Age Brainiac.

What's with all the DC replies?

[CashRules]

I would say Darkseid but I can't really say that for sure since I always remind myself that Darkseid exists in large part because they made the Silver Age Superman far too powerful to the point it became completely unbelievable that any non-Kryptonian villain could even give him a respectable fight with resorting to the overuse of Kryptonite. So I'll go with the Silver Age Brainiac.

What's with all the DC replies?

I'm reducing the gay.

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

I would say Darkseid but I can't really say that for sure since I always remind myself that Darkseid exists in large part because they made the Silver Age Superman far too powerful to the point it became completely unbelievable that any non-Kryptonian villain could even give him a respectable fight with resorting to the overuse of Kryptonite. So I'll go with the Silver Age Brainiac.

What's with all the DC replies?

I'm reducing the gay.

And posting your favorite men in tights is supposed to do that?



'nuff said.

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

Honorable mention: Ratigan, for no other reason that he's voiced by Vincent Price:

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Basil the Great Mouse Detective is a criminally underrated film. It's one of my favourites.

[aels]

Frollo is probably my second favourite villain tho. Then Maleficent.

[Derived Absurdity]

Mufasa.






Also Mother Gothel.

[sikax]

Yes well obviously it's Scar.

[CashRules]

Scar was a good Battlestar Galactica villain. It's too bad he only lasted one episode.

[BruceSmith78]

Ariel

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

Mufasa.






Also Mother Gothel.

Mother Gothel definitely ranks up there for me as well. She's in a way worse than Tremaine because Gothel abuses Rapunzel's love (which also makes her the more effective villainess since even after Rapunzel leaves, the poor girl still plans on going back) and she uses techniques that may very well be all too familiar to victims of similar abuse.

[Cassius Clay]

Gaston! Oui Oui!

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

Gaston! Oui Oui!

He definitely has one of my favorite quotes.

[Derived Absurdity]

Mufasa.






Also Mother Gothel.

Mother Gothel definitely ranks up there for me as well. She's in a way worse than Tremaine because Gothel abuses Rapunzel's love (which also makes her the more effective villainess since even after Rapunzel leaves, the poor girl still plans on going back) and she uses techniques that may very well be all too familiar to victims of similar abuse.

Yeah, all the sick parallels with her and real-world abusers is what made me like her as a villain. It's also partly why Tangled is one of my favorite Disney movies, since there's a lot of mature elements in there.

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

Mufasa.






Also Mother Gothel.

Mother Gothel definitely ranks up there for me as well. She's in a way worse than Tremaine because Gothel abuses Rapunzel's love (which also makes her the more effective villainess since even after Rapunzel leaves, the poor girl still plans on going back) and she uses techniques that may very well be all too familiar to victims of similar abuse.

Yeah, all the sick parallels with her and real-world abusers is what made me like her as a villain. It's also partly why Tangled is one of my favorite Disney movies, since there's a lot of mature elements in there.

Pretty much the same. There's a perfect balance of comedy & mature elements that the two don't onflict, unlike Hunchback.