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Nominations for articles to be featured on the front page.

Guidelines[]

  • Nominations must be at the very least 350 words long.
  • Whichever article has the most votes at the end of the month is featured for a month.
    • Each downvote counts as a point down for the nominee.
    • In case of a tie, the one with fewer downvotes wins.
  • Admin votes carry the same weight as regular users' votes.
  • All nominations and votes must be signed with four tildes (~~~~). Unsigned nominations and votes will be nullified.
  • Nominations and votes CANNOT BE CHANGED. Each user can only vote ONCE, for and against.
  • An article cannot be nominated twice in a row (if an article was nominated in the previous voting, it cannot be nominated again in the current one).
  • Users cannot nominate articles two months in a row.
  • Only six nominations max for every monthly voting are allowed. Any nomination surpassing this limit will be automatically disqualified.
  • No cheating. Any user who downvotes candidates just to rig the results will receive a warning and have its downvote nullified.
  • Sockpuppet votes are automatically disqualified.
  • All votes (both for and against) must be justified.
  • Once a vote is posted, there is no turning back to edit the description of your vote. If you voted against a candidate for a trivial reason and had your vote discarded by an admin, it will be forbidden to go back and edit the reason of your vote to make your denied vote valid again. Doing so will result in a a warning, NO exceptions.
  • There is a limit for how many times a villain can be nominated in a period of time. If a candidate is downvoted but still being brought to VFH more than once in the following months, the limit is 3 attempts. If a villain is downvoted 3 times, the villain cannot be proposed again until 12 months have passed after the last proposal. Bringing the villain back before then is a violation of this rule and the candidate will be erased from the nominations. For this limit to reset, the villain must not be proposed for 12 months after the last proposal.
  • Villains from works which are less than five years old are not allowed to be nominated.

Suggestions[]

  • Be original and creative with the nominations.
  • Don't vote against a villain if you haven't read the article about it yet.
  • Don't vote against a villain just because you know nothing about him/her/it.
  • Don't say anything that may be offensive to another.
  • If you're going to vote against, present an actual argument for your reasoning. "He's boring" or "I don't like him" aren't arguments.

The correct nomination format is as follows:

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Annie Wilkes[]

For: 2
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  • This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Steven King Mythos, as his first novel Carrie was released in 1974, 50 years ago. One of my favorite works from him is the 1987 novel Misery, which focuses on author Paul Sheldon and his obsessive fan Annie Wilkes. This novel was really ahead of its time in the subject material, as discussions surrounding obsessive fandom has become a lot more mainstream, and this novel shows the most horrifying potential endpoint of that obsession, where a fan who is already mentally unstable becomes so engrossed in the material that they cannot separate fiction from real life and will kill the author if things do not go the way they desire. While villains like Randall Flagg or It may represent the dark fantasy aspects of the Steven King Mythos, Annie Wilkes is the best example of King's ability to write realistically vile and psychologically terrifying villains who could exist in our world.
  • Annie Wilkes is not only one of the greatest villains of all time, but one of Stephen King's two greatest, alongside Pennywise. What's horrible about her is how lifelike and relatable she is; we all know someone like her, unhinged, entitled and relentless. She's the embodiment of our worst nightmare for if we are at the mercy of strangers in a time of need.

Harry Lime[]

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  • Since this is December, at the end of the day, I think I figured that nominating Harry Lime for this month would be nice. If you want to know the reason why, it's because of the fact that he could be an antithesis of what Xmas is supposed to be due to how he hurts people specifically children to get his own ways. Another reason why I want to nominate Lime is that he is an extremely suave and charismatic, even very philosophical at times considering the fact that he also tries to showcase of how human beings can be greedy inside. Even if you disagree with his perspective, you can actually see where Lime came from to a certain extent and still keep your moral intact. Plus, apparently, the iconic cuckoo-clock scene was rather ad-libbed instead of scripted which made the character a lot engaging with Orson Welles' magnificent performance, no pun intended. So yeah, bottomline, I think Lime deserves a chance to be nominated for this headline.
  • Old black and white movies don't get much love these days, but their atmosphere is unique and Welles kicks it out of the park in his interpretation of Lime.

HIM (The Powerpuff Girls)[]

For: 7

*MightyKingVideo (talk) 23:04, 10 November 2024 (UTC)

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  • Everyone knows that "Santa" is just Satan with letters reversed. He even has a jacket that resembles Saint Nick's. Joking aside, this year marks the 26th anniversary of the original animated series and HIM is probably the most iconic villain from the show besides Mojo Jojo. HIM is described as a force of evil so heinous that even uttering his name sparks fear in the hearts of men. The closest thing to a Satanic figure in the PPG, HIM stands out in comparison to the other rogues gallery baddies. While some like Mojo wish to take over the world or rob banks, HIM lives to spread evil for the sake of it and makes it his mission to utterly break the Powerpuff Girls succeeding in one episode "Speed Demon" when the girls accidentally travel at the speed of light 50 years in the future and he becomes the absolute ruler of an post-apocalyptic Townsville. Arguably the most powerful villain in the series, HIM can shapeshift, induce hatred in people, and can even resurrect the dead. The most sinister aspect of HIM is his recognizable voice which ranges from a soft whispery tone to one of thunderous rage. While he does have some more comedic moments as the series progressed, more often than not, HIM is treated as the most dangerous being in existence to where it could be said that he epitomizes evil itself.
  • HIM is honestly a great example of a Game Changer in cartoons, given that whenever he's the main antagonist of an episode, he never truly gets defeated and is presented as a monstrous threat to the PowerPuff Girls, exceeding a typical villain like Mojo Jojo and having all that power to not only destroy Townsville, but oppress it. That and his blend of silly moments makes for a great cartoon villain thanks to the niche back then that gives him that Aura among other Cartoon Network antagonists.
  • HIM is definitely a pretty cool villain in the PPG cartoon, with him never actually defeated and usually seen as a horrific threat than most of the other villains in the series, and he also does have a good portion of comedic moments as well as serious ones, but is still fairly serious, and is the closet PPG has to the literal Devil, and somehow managing to take over the world in "Speed Demon", and has a cool voice from Tom Kane, so why not headline this dude?
  • HIM is the best example of how a secondary antagonist ends up being better than the main antagonist of the work and of course a villain that we all love to hate.
  • Easily one of the best villains from the show, not only managing to be a super major threat, but manages to be entertaining throughout the series as well. A great combination of the classic villainous archetype of being super menacing and pretty hilarious too.
  • I think he is one of the best villains from a show and he's the literal defintion of cartoon evil. It would be fun to put a cartoon evil for once on this page instead of serious villains like we've been doing for.. idk how long now. - Bitbat
  • HIM is definitely an excellent villain who manages to strike a balance between being hilarious and terrifying, leading to some of the darkest episodes of PPG. Count me in as supporting everybody's favourite devil.

Pyramid Head[]

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  • With the recent release of the (incredible, imo) Silent Hill 2 Remake, I believe the time is right to nominate one of my favorite villains of all time, the Pyramid Head from Silent Hill. Silent Hill has had a few VFH winners in the not-so-recent past like Dahlia Gillespie and Walter Sullivan, but there is a striking absent of Silent Hill 2 in my eyes, and I feel Pyramid Head is the perfect choice to bridge that gap and celebrate the long-awaited return of the beloved Silent Hill franchise. It helps that Pyramid Head is a genuine icon of not only gaming villainy, but horror in general, with appearances spanning from Dead by Daylight to... Bomberman. And with his striking, eerie design and his terrifying presence throughout Silent Hill 2, Pyramid Head adds up to be an immensely memorable threat. Still, the factor that sets this villain over the edge is the disturbing and psychological symbolism behind its existence, serving as a personification of James Sunderland's guilt and negative emotions, serving as an executioner of James's own design. Its immensely fascinating stuff for me, and what sets Pyramid Head above the average stock horror baddie in my eyes. So, although the time for Halloween is almost past, I feel like it's the perfect chance to nominate a bonafide horror icon and one that's very deeply important to me, and I hope you all agree.

Lord Drakkon[]

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  • I know it's been two years since Jason David Frank died, but this November will be the anniversary of his death I think it would be an appropriate time to have an evil of version Tommy Oliver, the greatest power ranger ever, to be headlined.


Makuta Teridax[]

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  • It is that time of the year again, the time of gifts and a child's best opportunity to get the toys they always dreamed of (besides their birthday). As such, I believe it would be prudent to nominate the main villain of one of the biggest and most important toylines that the industry magnate LEGO ever produced: Makuta Teridax from BIONICLE. BIONICLE stands out among other toylines from that era in that it actually tried to create an entirely new world with complex characters and worldbuilding, which laid the foundation for many other story-based toys later on, such as the ever-popular Ninjago. And integral to this story is Teridax, a rare Satan-analogue who (temporarily) completely succeeded with his plans to overthrow and replace the setting's deity through cruel deception and plans within plans.
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