Probably Marvel. The comic version of Thanos is actually quite three-dimensional.
I think villains who think they're good are more dangerous because it means they see anything they do as justified. If they know they're evil, then they at least aren't delusional and they could still have lines they won't cross.
I have some questions regarding this Pure Evil proposal for Orson Krennic from Rogue One:
User blog:Retro Elite/PE Proposal: Orson Kreenic | Villains Wiki | Fandom
The proposal seems very bare-bones and gives little detail on the character, and it only received a single vote, but was approved anyway. Is this valid?
That's pretty much whitewashing him. The whole point of Jason's character is that he's too eager to persecute those seen as nonconforming, and he had a problem with Eddie even before Chrissy's death.
That's not evidence. You can round up a few dozen comments on any site to support any position you like. Even Honest Trailers felt Jason had it coming.
You mean you don't think it was enough. You're entitled to that opinion, but you don't speak for "most of the fanbase."
Or maybe it's because Billy actually redeemed himself in the end and Jason didn't.
This category doesn't seem to relate to the villain's personality or role in the story, and it focuses more about the audience's reaction to the villain rather than the villain himself. It's also not really objective because whether a villain deserved their punishment will vary from person to person, and I've seen it used a lot to whitewash a villain where the writers clearly meant their comeuppance to be deserved. Does anyone think this should be cut?
Definitely Palpatine.
I don't really have a problem with Jason dying, seeing as he'd stirred up a lynch mob against Eddie (who he already hated even before Chrissie died) and pulled a gun on Lucas when he tried to explain what was going on.
@JoxFox2109 What are you attacking him for?
It's his opinion. He doesn't have to agree with you.
Right, I forgot about that.
Henry Wu, Chancellor Neighsay, Discord, Bo-Katan, and Ben Linus (though I do like him for the most part).
With Light, the creators said themselves that they weren't focused on right and wrong for most of the story, and just wanted the reader to enjoy the battle between Light and L. Then toward the end, they started to get disturbed by how many were rooting for Light, so they suddenly made him way more gratuitously evil and made his defeat as humiliating as possible in an attempt to address that. The problem is it makes the story fairly unpleasant to watch toward the end.
I guess the Mind Flayer got Snoke'd.
Bowser would probably be fun.
Data's cat? I don't think she's a villain.
Which POTC movie was Amber Heard in?
I don't think there's an answer to that, since anyone here could get re-evaluated at any time.
