https://www.cbr.com/villains-who-were-right/

Tomorrow will see the release of Season 2's finale. On December 13th, (A day before my birthday) proposals will be open for Inanimate Insanity.

On the top of my head, I can think of the following getting a place on the moral/character likability scale:

Steve Cobs (Pure Evil):

If he fits all of the criteria by the time of the finale, I'm pretty sure he can qualify.

Taco (Magnificent Baddie):

This has been discussed on the MB Wiki before, and I agree that she qualifies.

I don't think he was ever genuinely nice when he was still a remorseless villain. By the time he became affable he wasn't a villain anymore. Just as Darth Vader didn't regain his kindness until after redemption.

(Murder Drones)

SPOILERS ON THE 2ND ONE!

Mine is king Olly and Reclusa.

King Olly is a badass lookin paper one who has a younger sister named Olivia and he was the antagonist of paper mario: the origami king. At the end of the finale, he was dying and he tells his younger sister to fold his body as the 1000th and dies, I cried.

Reclusa was a plotwist villain from mario and Luigi brothership,(Same as dimento from super paper mario), he was the one who turn Cozette into a villain named Zokket, he was hatched from an egg like Pokémon, his name was based by that spider who is also named Reclusa, but at the end, he dies by saying his last words "But... But... I... I still..." and fades away (Just like the other heroes or villains from other fandoms), I feel so bad at Reclusa's death.

New here so idk where this is supposed to go or how to do it, but MA, Irina, and Seth Twirigh all deserve pages here. I think seth could qualify for pure evil but that's a whole other discussion. Arguably all the sinners should be on here too but again, just trying to open up discussion, not get in depth here.

Here's how Whiplash (2014) should have ended:

When Arthur Fleck attends Terrence Fletcher's class, he doesn't do well in drumming and Fletcher keeps abusing him EVERY SINGLE DAY. Until one day, Arthur had enough. He decided to buy a gun from a firearm store and attend another class until it was the moment to strike.

The next day, Arthur fails in drumming and Fletcher walks up to him and yells at him for not doing it right. But then, Joker asks if he can tell him a joke too which Fletcher angrily and rudely declines. Even with his genuine efforts to try to understand his student's pain and upbringing however, it comes to light that Arthur had become too insane to reason with. The two end up having an argument where Fletcher tries to calm Joker down to no avail and was forced to order one of the students to call the police whilst Joker gradually gets more and more worked up in his joke "What do you get when you cross a mentally ill student WITH A TEACHER THAT ABANDONS HIM AND TREATS HIM LIKE TRASH?!?!" until he tells Fletcher "I'LL TELL YOU WHAT YOU GET!!!" and Fletcher yells back "OH YEAH, WHAT DO I GET?!?!" until Joker fatally shoots him in the head, saying "YOU GET WHAT YOU F***ING DESERVE!!!", killing him instantly and unleashing chaos in the classroom and school. With his transformation as the feared Joker complete, Arthur dances over the camera over to give the public a chillingly good night as news of Terrence Fletcher's death spread across the media.

Let me know what you think of the story in the comments below! -LED0006

I’m trying to add an audio of Jane Kangaroo’s villainous breakdown in a quote of the 2008 Horton hears a who film, but whenever I add the file, it uses a video instead of an audio, so can someone help me with it?

JaneKangarooBreakdown.ogg < file audio that I’m trying to use, but I got an error so can someone help me?

A heavy impact on Robert de Niro's protagonists and a great antivillain in his own right

Dear admins,

I believe that we need new franchise category pages for different mythologies (Greek, Hindu, Chinese, Norse, Japanese, Persian, Mesopotamian, Buddhist etc). A mythological system, certainly counts as a franchise, with a coherent and diverse internal system of villains.

Villains from different groups of mythology are being added more and more everyday, so putting them into groups is a sensible move to systematize and organize them. Even a fiction mythology (Cthulhu mythos) has its own category page, so I believe category pages for real-world mythologies are very much needed.

May I add these new category pages, which will count under Franchise category pages for our community?

Thanks you very much for listening,

Respectully yours.