Villains Wiki:Types of Villains W-Z

An alphabetical listing of villains by type.

W

• Warlords: Villains who are high-ranking military commanders that thrive on war.
• Weaklings: Villains who lack physical strength and can be easily defeated in a melee-fight.
• Wealthy: Villains who possess large sums of money. These types are likely to bribe someone and/or fund an evil project.
• Weapons Dealers: Villains who sell weapons to other villains. Similar to warlords in that they take advantage of war for the purpose of making a profit.
• Webcomic Villains: Villains who appear in online comic strips.
• Western Villains: Criminals from the Wild West and other functionally similar settings.
• Wrathful: Villains driven by or consumed by wrath.
• Wrestlers: Villains that are skilled in either traditional wrestling or modified versions of the sport;

X

• Xenophobes: Villains who have an intense hatred/fear of other cultures, races or species.

Y

• Youkai: Supernatural creatures that originate from Japanese mythology. They were infamous for their alien nature, with some being dangerous to humans and almost all of them being beyond human understanding - they varied from spirits of the dead to possessed objects or lesser deities and have become a prominent part of Japanese culture.
• Youtube Movie Villains: Villains that exclusively appeared on YouTube movies

Z

• Zombies: A type of undead monster or alternatively a being that is not dead but infected with some strange virus or parasite - there are also zombies created via mind-washing and whatnot.

Gallery

The Major is a great example of a Warlord.

Robbie Rotten is a good example of a Weakling.

Mr. Burns is an excellent example of a Wealthy villain.

Obadiah Stane is a Weapons Dealer.

Angel Eyes is a Western Villain.

Kylo Ren is a Wrathful villain.

The Undertaker is a Wrestler.

Alan Yates is a Xenophobe.

Naraku is a Youkai.

Marvel Zombies are examples of Zombies.