Pride: Egotists (e.g. Judge Claude Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame)
Lust: Perverts (e.g. Gaston LeGume from Beauty and the Beast)
Wrath: Wrathful (e.g. Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear from Toy Story 3)
Gluttony: Predators (e.g. Red Death from How to Train Your Dragon)
Greed: Greedy (e.g. Larry Quinn from The Cat in the Hat)
Envy: Envious (e.g. Jill Roberts from Scream 4)
Sloth: Incompetent (e.g. Molt from A Bug's Life)
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@Davidtome146 Nice suggestion.
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I mean, the reason I chose the category of Incompetent for Sloth is because incompetence in general indicates improper effort, which is undesirable to a practical degree.
Also, you could actually be slothful, or lazy, while doing something by yourself. There's a reason why the saying "low effort" exists.
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@Nobodyeilldieimyears Yep, Lotso's fate screams "NOOOOO!!!" by the Utility Belt Buzz.
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Two words: Force choke.
Thanks for that suggestion.
I honestly found Gabby to be quite interesting, especially given that (as suggested above) she's ideally the most sympathetic among Toy Story movies' main antagonists. Heck, she's even more human than Ernesto de la Cruz from Coco ever was (ironically speaking).
As for the Chameleon, I found her to be okay, though part of this is because I honestly haven't seen Kung Fu Panda 4 yet, but I did see some clips about that movie with her on it via YouTube.
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This isn't about me sharing my opinions though (although, admittedly, each of their topmost differences sounded more opinion-based than others).
Thanks.
