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Easily Polka-Dot Man, there isn't much stupider than that. Maybe Ten-Eyed Man too, but I am not sure. I don't know anything about Killer-Moth, and Kite Man has at least gotten better in more recent years.

So villains like Dark Bowser and (sorta) Solaris could possibly qualify now?

So... what about villains who's only redeeming quality was being amoral? Could they be approved now?

It just isn't all that important to the villain's infobox; it isn't really discussing the villain's crimes.

What I am saying is that it is just not all that important to some information.

I personally think the infoboxs are fine the way they are. Yeah, they may have family/friends/allies, but I don't feel like it is relevant to some information.

Honestly, I think both you and Red Chevalier have points. Yeah, I guess he is pure evil if you just consider the horrible things he did... but... if you consider his redeeming qualities that he had at the beginning, then I guess it is debatable.

There are some villains on this wiki who I don't think should be approved, but for Light? Ehhhhh....

@Red Chevalier Thank you for explaining. I really was not sure.

Yeah, but even though he was killing criminals at the start... he was still killing people. Plus, he killed those who opposed him.

Honestly, I think Waternoose was the best. You wouldn't expect him to be evil at first and his reveal was well done.

Maybe it kinda just works like the Frank Underwood situation; he had redeeming qualities at first, but he later lost them as the work progressed.

@Chandlerbing5 Agreed.

I feel like more work has been put into this wiki than the heroes wiki.

Easily Order 66; he literally tried to wipe out an entire group of people. Yes, while killing Rey's parents was awful, it did somewhat lead to his final end. While torturing Luke was also awful, it did lead to Vader's redemption and his death. Yes, while he did wipe out the Skywalker bloodline, which was awful, it still kinda lives on through Rey. And yes, while he did turn Ben and Anakin to the dark, they did redeem.

Order 66 was probably when Palpatine killed the most people; however, he was responsible for destroying a planet in a way to... which could have been worse, but still.

Yeah, I don't know; maybe he wasn't in the first part of the series, but maybe he became Pure Evil later in the series.

Didn't he save someone's life in one of the first episodes?

Guess you have a point there. I'm not sure at all.