I don't hate anyone, but I'm gonna have to go with Haytham Kenway. Not because he is a Templar, but because of his downfall as a human being from a rational wellbeing damaged individual to a deluded sociopath. Shay Cormac is my favourite Assaassin's Creed character. He is not only a villain, but also a good person in my opinion. So here is the philosphical question: does a villain per definition have to be a bad guy, or not? I don't necessarily think so.

I rarely hate fictional characters

@Funtik1312 why it's not a valid reason?

Because I Am Asking If Your Hating A Villain Because Of Their Personality Or Actions. All Because The Main Villain If From A Bad Show/Game/Book/Movie That Does Not Mean You Should Hate It. And Bro Trust Me I Seen Those People. @Dark Green Man

@Funtik1312 I don't see this as something bad, they are just valuing good writing

@Dark Green Man I Am Asking About Personality Not Good Writting Or Stuff

Next time just say that please!

Be specific.

How was I supposed to know this? To me, it was a valid reason.

Also, I did say that they were petty, so I didn’t just include the terrible writing or acting. Petty villains can be too frustrating for me.

@Funtik1312 but I think one of the few villains that I acttualy hated was steely dan from jojo,

He was so anoying and arrogant, and sering jotaro smash he was extremly satisfactory

I Understand. @Lord Admiral Thrawn And @Dark Green Man

Donny from Ted. He’s an annoying pathetic manchild who also has forced writing that he just happens to know where Ted is at odd times.