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BOOOOOOK!
~ Winifred calling to her book, one of her most iconic quotes.
Lock up your children! Yes, Salem, we're back!
~ Winifred announcing the return of hers and her sisters' in the sequel.

Winifred "Winnie" Sanderson is the main antagonist of the Hocus Pocus film duology. She is the eldest and most intelligent witch who lived during the time of the Salem Witch Trials, along with her two younger sisters Mary and Sarah.

For their evil activities, Winifred and her sisters were sentenced to death by the Salem townsfolk in 1693, and later resurrected by Max Dennison in 1993. Upon her return, she and her sisters aspired to consume the life forces from children in order to achieve eternal youth and immortality. In the sequel, in 2022, after being resurrected by a teenage girl named Becca, Winifred and her sisters sought to cast the Power Spell that would make themselves invincible and all-powerful so they could have their revenge on Salem.

She is also the archenemy of Max Dennison (in 1993) and Becca (in 2022).

She is portrayed by Bette Midler, who also played Kitty Galore in Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore and Rose Thompson Harvoc in Gypsy. As a child, she was portrayed by Taylor Paige Henderson.

History[]

Background[]

Winifred was born in 1637 in Salem, Massachusetts where she lived with her two younger sisters, Mary and Sarah as orphans after their father, an apothecary, died. At some point in her youth, Winifred shared a single kiss with a young boy named Billy Butcherson in a graveyard and grew to believe they were soulmates, despite the fact that he didn't reciprocate this feeling, resulting in her obsession with him.

In 1653, on her sixteenth birthday, Reverend Traske arranged for Winifred to marry John Pritchett. However, she adamantly refused and took the Lord's name in vain twice due to her disgust for Pritchett, saying that she would only marry Billy. When she wouldn't relent in her decision, the Reverend deemed that she had defied the authority of the church and had her banished from Salem. Rather than allow her sisters be taken away from her, Winifred escaped with them to the Forbidden Woods. There, they made the acquaintance of a forest enchantress called the Mother Witch, who sensed that Winifred, too, was a witch. The enchantress gifted Winifred a spellbook, created by Satan himself, called the Manual of Witchcraft and Alchemy for her sixteenth birthday, but explicitly warned the Sanderson sisters against casting a spell known as the Magicae Maxima. The Mother Witch also revealed to them that by killing children witches could stay young and "ridiculously" beautiful. Later that night, Winifred and her sisters successfully sought revenge against Reverend Traske by casting a spell to set fire to his home.

Afterwards, Winifred and her sisters moved into a cottage on the outskirts of Salem in the late 1600's where she worshipped Satan and practiced black magic with her sisters. On May 1, 1693, When Winifred learned that Billy took her youngest sister Sarah as his lover, she, believing that he was cheating on her, flew into a jealous rage and poisoned him, sewing his mouth shut with a dull needle so that he couldn't reveal her secrets even in death.

Hocus Pocus[]

In the 17th century, Sarah lures Emily Binx into the forest to the house where she and her sisters live. However, what she does not know is that Emily's older brother, Thackery Binx, saw them enter the forest and followed them. Inside the house she helps her two sisters, Winifred and Mary, concoct a potion which will allow them to take the life force of children in order to remain young. Thackery interrupts this, however, before they can give it to Emily and pours most of the potion onto the floor, but he is soon overcome by Winifred and they proceed to inhale Emily's life force, killing Emily. They then proceed to turn Thackery into a black cat with immortality so he can 'live forever with his guilt'. But once they perform this spell, the villagers arrive at their house and as Winifred and Mary barricade the door, Sarah stupidly says what the witches were doing.

The villagers capture the witches, but Winifred prophesies their return via the Black Flame Candle lit on All Hallows Eve by a virgin. She and her sisters are subsequently hanged and left within the forest.

300 years later, a Californian boy named Max takes his sister trick-or-treating and gets together with Allison, whose mother used to run the museum that was the Sanderson house. They break into the house and Max foolishly lights the candle, thinking that it's just a bunch of hocus pocus, and ends up resurrecting the Sandersons. Max steals Winifred's Spellbook at the behest of Thackery so that Sarah and her sisters cannot create the potion needed to steal the life force of children and they run.

The children all ran to the cemetery as Thackery led them. However, the witches all followed them on their broomsticks and nearly got the book back. However, before they can escape, Winifred raises Billy Butcherson, her former lover, back from the dead and instructs him to get the book back before flying away to the outside of the cemetery as they cannot set foot on hollowed ground. There they employ the help of a bus driver, ask him to find them children and eventually come across a house owned by a man dressed as the devil, who they mistake for their master. They subsequently get into a fight with the man's wife as Sarah was dancing with him, but are scared away by the dog. Outside they find that their broomsticks have been stolen.

The witches then follow the children to the party where Max's parents are and after being exposed to the room by Max, Winifred takes charge and ridicules him before singing "I Put A Spell On You", therefore enchanting all the adults, causing them to dance forever. After this, the children lead the witches to the school after Allison gets an idea from a restaurant, and after unwittingly walking into the furnace, they are locked in and the children burn them alive.

However, they did not die due to the curse protecting them from death until sunrise, and they end up capturing and locking up the two bullies that make fun of Max after they incidentally refer to them as ugly, as well as call them "chicks", which they find insulting. Winifred, desperate for her eternal youth, decides to try and make the potion from memory. Sarah, surprisingly, shouts out the correct ingredient, but is hushed by Mary who thinks Winifred has all the right answers. At Max's house though, Max and Allison open the book, therefore allowing it to send out a signal to the witches, who fly to the house using a modern cleaning broom, mop and vacuum cleaner as improvisations for their stolen broomsticks, take the book and kidnap Dani and Thackery. Sarah is instructed to sing her siren song to all the children of Salem so they will go to the Sanderson house.

After brewing the potion again, they try to get Dani to drink it ,but are stop by Max who tricks them into thinking the sun has risen by using the headlights of a car. They soon realize they have been tricked, follow the children back to the cemetery and attempt to get Dani to drink the potion again, though Winifred drops the potion whilst Sarah tries to help Mary escape the children. Max catches the potion and threatens to smash it, but drinks it instead after Winifred says she'll kill Dani if he did that. After a struggle with Max, Winifred and the boy both fall to the ground and Winifred grabs Max by the front of his shirt, lifting him off his feet with his feet dangling and starts to take his life force, but the sun comes up. Winifred turns to stone and explodes in green light whilst Sarah and Mary implode in purple and red light.

At the end of the movie, however, the book is seen and it blinks, therefore hinting the witches may return once again.

Hocus Pocus 2[]

29 years later, in 2022, Winifred and her sisters are resurrected once again when two girls Becca and Izzy light a new Black Flame Candle. Gilbert, the owner of the magic shop that the Sanderson cottage was turned into, reveals that he had witnessed the sisters in 1993 when he was a young boy. After finding Winifred's book, Gilbert learned how to make a new Black Flame Candle and tricked Becca and Izzy into resurrecting the Sanderson sisters.

Winifred decides that this time, they will perform the Magicae Maxima, the Power Spell that Mother Witch had warned them that they must never ever perform. However, the book resists Winnie's attempts to read the spell, causing her to force the spellbook to show her it. Winifred sends Gilbert to dig up Billy Butcherson, needing his head for the spell, and gives him a time limit or his life will be forfeit and traps the girls in the basement. Before leaving, Winifred hides her book on a bookshelf full of replicas of the spellbook and departs with her sisters in search of Mayor Traske, one of their archenemy Reverend Traske's descendants, for his blood.

At the town festival, the Sanderson sisters bewitch the attendees by singing "One Way or Another" and send them out to help them find Mayor Traske. They're eventually led to his house by Cassie Traske's boyfriend Mike where Becca, having escaped, confronts them with a water bottle full of what she claims is the only Aralia berry juice in Salem, threatening to pour it out if they don't let her out alive. As Becca distracts the witches, Izzy and Cassie trap them in a salt circle, intending to leave them there until sunrise. However, Mr. Traske comes home, inadvertently revealing to the witches that Cassie is also a part of the Traske bloodline. The Roombas that Mary had been using to fly arrive and clean up the salt circle, freeing the Sanderson sisters who kidnap Cassie and take her to the Forbidden Wood.

There, Gilbert has gathered all of the other ingredients, including the severed head of Billy who has been stuck as a zombie ever since Winifred awakened him in 1993. Billy has also revealed to Gilbert that the legend about him being Winifred's lover is untrue: they had only actually shared one kiss. Winifred magically restores Billy's stitches in order to shut him up, gathers Cassie's blood and summons the book to her in order to perform the spell. After blasting Gilbert away, the witches begin performing the spell, but they are interrupted by Becca who has just discovered that she is also a witch. However, Becca proves to be no match for the Sanderson sisters whose powers have been increased by the interrupted spell. Izzy frees Cassie and they flee, chased by Mary and Sarah. Noticing the spellbook's reluctance regarding the spell, Becca manages to convince it to abandon Winifred. The witches attack Becca, Izzy and Cassie, but they manage to shield themselves by sharing their power and Winifred decides to finish the spell without Book's help.

The witches manage to complete the Magicae Maxima and celebrate their new power, discovering that the Black Flame Candle has gone out, but they are still alive. Becca, Izzy and Cassie arrive and tell Winifred that she should've read the warning in the book about the spell: it takes what the caster values most as the price for the power. As this is her sisters for Winifred, Mary and Sarah turn to dust. Utterly devastated and heartbroken by her sisters' deaths, Winifred desperately tries to reverse the spell and begs her book for help. Sympathetic to his old master, the book opens to a spell for the girls and Winifred tells Becca that she is a new witch and that only a witch and her coven can manifest what is written. Winifred begs the girls for help, willing to give up all of her power just to have her sisters back as her powers are nothing without them. Becca agrees to help Winifred and she, Izzy and Cassie perform the Spell for Reuniting. Mary and Sarah don't return, and Becca explains that the spell works by sending Winifred to her sisters, not the other way around. As Winifred begins to disintegrate into dust and delighted, she thanks the girls, telling them that they are lucky to have each other. Mary and Sarah's dust swirls around Winifred as she turns to dust and implodes. Winifred is reunited with her sisters in the afterlife. Watching the deaths of the Sanderson sisters, the book cries.

Gilbert returns with Billy's body and reunites it with Billy's head. With the witches' final destruction, all of Winifred's spells are broken and Billy fades away to his eternal rest, free of being a zombie for the first time since Winifred raised him 29 years before. As he leaves, Gilbert promises to let people know the truth about Winifred and Billy's relationship. Becca decides to keep the book and give him a new home and she, Izzy and Cassie make plans to further their witchcraft.

However, Gilbert's cat, Cobweb, watches over a box containing another Black Flame Candle, suggesting that the Sanderson sisters may not be gone for good.

Appearance[]

Winifred's most striking feature is her fiery red hair, which she wears in a distinctive, curled bouffant style that resembles the shape of a heart. She wears shades of green that contrast nicely with her hair in the form of a richly-embroidered velvet robe over a green and deep purple dress. Having brown eyes, eyebrow-less, buck-toothed, and with claw-like fingernails, Winifred cuts a memorable figure enhanced by her strongly rouged cheeks and uniquely lipsticked mouth. She had striped green stockings and shoes with curved points. When she went outside, she wore a dark green hooded cloak.

Powers and Abilities[]

As the oldest Sanderson sister, Winifred is the most powerful and most intelligent of the three witches, with an extraordinary proficiency in evil magic. Examples of powers she was shown to possess were:

  • Dark Magic: Winifred Sanderson is a practitioner of dark magic she does this by casting spells from her spellbook.
  • Electrokinesis: Her signature magical ability, Winifred could project her power from her very fingertips in a form that resembles green lightning. Not only can the lightning be used to electrocute her target, but it can also be used as a form of kinesis. For example, during Max's and Winifred's first confrontation, after she knocked him down through her electrokinesis.
      • Electro-Telekinesis: Winifred uses this to telekinetically move and toss Max about and levitate him in the air.
    • Potion Brewing: The ability to create beverages that produce specific magical effects. Winifred possessed immense skill with potions (especially those that originated from her spell-book), most notably the Life Potion, which she brewed with her sisters' help.
    • Spell Casting: The ability to cast spells to produce specific magical effects. Winifred also possessed immense skill with spells (especially those that originated from her spell-book), which she often performed with her sisters' help. Other additional abilities she derived from this power are:
      • Cursing: The ability to induce curses. To punish Thackery Binx for insulting them, and to force him to live forever with his guilt over failing to save his sister from them, the three sisters cursed him to become an immortal black cat. Also, before they were hanged, Winifred cast a final curse through her spell-book, enabling them to return from the grave three centuries later, with Max (a virgin) lighting the Black Flame Candle on a Halloween full moon. Her curse also ensured that the three sisters survived Allison's plan to burn them alive in a kiln.
      • Necromancy: Through a spell that she cast independently, Winifred summoned Billy Butcherson from his grave as a zombie to do her bidding. However, while he initially seemed to be on her side, he was revealed to hold her in utter contempt, and later sided with her opponents against her and her sisters.
      • Hypnotic Voice: Winifred and her sisters could bewitch others through song - by means of her song ("I Put a Spell on You"), she and her sisters hypnotized a group of adults into believing that Max's warnings about her and her sisters were just "a good joke", and then went on to cast a spell of perpetual dance on them. Likewise, another of their songs ("One Way Or Another") enchanted several citizens to help them find Jefry Traske, the Mayor of Salem. Sarah also implied that when working in tandem, they could all indeed bewitch teenagers, however they left before they could attempt to do so.
      • Continual Action Inducement: The ability to cause others to keep doing one action or a series of actions until they literally die. After Winifred hypnotized the adults through her singing voice, she and her sisters went on to sing a catchy song interwoven with a spell that made the adults "dance until they died" (though it was fortunately broken before said deaths could occur).
      • Fire Manipulation: In a flashback we see in Hocus Pocus 2, we see the young Sanderson Sisters casting a spell on a house which causes it to smoke and catch on fire.
    • Broom Flight: The ability to fly using brooms. Winifred is skilled in broom flight, and could also fly using a standard sweeping broom as an alternative to her normal broomstick.
    • Supernatural Strength: Winifred displayed strength beyond that of a normal human when she effortlessly caught and wrenched a baseball bat out of Max's hands and lifted him off his feet by the front of his shirt with little effort while trying to drain his life force.
    • Conjuration: Winifred could magically create solid objects such as ropes or a row of stitches sewn on to Billy's mouth from nothing.
    • Teleportation (limited): The sequel film revealed that she and her sisters can teleport from one place to another, as discovered when Beca and Izzy try to run away from her when they are resuscitated while Winnie and her sisters were busy singing, she transports after Sarah and Mary. in front of them, she after her sisters appeared first to corner them, although this ability seems to be limited to nearby places and knowing the location of her target, since when they were looking for Mayor Trask they never appeared in front of him because they did not know his location, and it also seems that it can't be used while they are held, as seen when they couldn't get out of the salt circle, also it would explain why they never used this ability on Max, Dany, Allison and Takerin when they stole Book, since they fled to places unknown to them.
    • Bibliomancy (formerly): Winifred was able to use her spell book to divine the specific magic that would be most useful or most helpful to her and her sisters in whatever situation they were in - her book would always automatically flip to the particular entry that they needed most (the recipe for the Life Potion, the curse to transform someone into an immortal animal, etc.).

Personality[]

Winifred is highly intelligent, dramatic, sadistic, cruel, smart, temperamental, clever, logical, competent, wise, witty, and evil, which makes her all the more deadly if one isn't careful. Extremely vain, she is deeply offended whenever she is called ugly and swiftly punishes anyone who dares do so. When Winifred discovered that Billy Butcherson, whom she has an obsession with, falls in love with her youngest sister Sarah, she believed that he was cheating on her, flew into a jealous rage and poisoned him, sewing his lips shut with a dull needle for good measure, and for choosing Sarah over her, and due to this, Winifred is described to be always the most jealous type among her sisters.

As the eldest of her sisters, Winifred is their leader, though she probably would be anyway due to her cunning and competence, traits which her sisters lack. She is also shown to be much more smarter, clever, ruthless and observant than her younger sisters. Mary is her right-hand witch and compliments Winifred constantly, but Sarah's air-headed idiocy in particular frequently exasperates her to no good end. However, Winifred tolerates them either because her beloved mother asked her to, or because they each have invaluable, unique powers necessary for her plans. Her own unique power is electrokinesis, which can easily and painfully subdue pesky older siblings who get in her way.

But if there is one thing she truly loves in the world, it is her beloved spellbook. Given to her by the Devil himself and able to magically change its contents to fit the situation, it is a priceless treasure that she absolutely adores. When she speaks to her book, she mostly cares for, and mostly kind to it, just like the book is her own child. Even after abandoning Winifred for good, the book retains sympathy for her, providing Becca, Izzy and Cassie with the spell that they need to help the witch. The book even sheds a tear as he watches Winifred's demise.

Her spellbook helps her find the perfect spells and potions to cause misfortune to others, be it painfully transforming her victims into other creatures or brewing a potion to suck away their life-force. Winifred enjoys harming others with wicked glee and even when facing execution, her sarcastic, cruel sense of humor remains unfazed.

Following her second resurrection, Winifred retains much of the same qualities, but she adapts better to the modern world than she did the first time. However, her power hungry nature and stubbornness causes her to disregard her book's warnings about the dangers of the Magicae Maxima and become determined to perform it despite having promised the Mother Witch that she and her sisters would never use it, as she wanted to take revenge on the Traske bloodline for the wrongs done to the sisters by their ancestor, Reverend Traske. As a result of not reading the warning, Winifred accidentally sacrifices her sisters in exchange for power, something that utterly devastates and regrets her. When facing with an eternal life alone with all the power that she has ever wanted, Winifred tries to give it all back to get Mary and Sarah back, revealing that she truly loves her sisters and that all of the power in the world isn't worth losing them. In doing so, Winifred shows a softer, more human side of herself. Winifred's utter heartbreak and devastation causes her book to agree to help her one last time, as well as her enemies Becca, Izzy and Cassie Traske. Even though the Reuniting Spell did not bring them back but rather sent Winifred to them, she just laughs with delight as it means that she will be reunited with her sisters. Instead of being hateful and angry towards her enemies as she was in the past, Winifred thanks them and tells the girls that they are lucky to have each other before she vanished to be with her sisters again, implying Winifred had found peace.

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  • She is named after Winnie Gillis from the Dwayne Hickman and Bob Denver sitcom The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.
  • In Hocus Pocus 2, when Winifred looks through the window of an apartment during the "One Way or Another" scene, the people inside are watching the previous Hocus Pocus.
  • Ironically, Winifred's second (and presumably final) death in the second film references one of her dialogues in the first film's climax with Max Dennison: when Max drinks her Life Potion to force Winnie into sucking his life force and spare his sister Dani, Winifred mocks him for giving up his life for his sister. In the second film, despite becoming an immortal and extremely powerful witch, Winnie ultimately gives up all of that to be with Mary and Sarah in death, proving that even she cared for her sisters just like Max cared for Dani.
  • According to Allison in a piece of deleted dialogue from the shooting script, Winifred's father was a warlock.
    • This turned out to be false in the sequel, as it was mentioned that Winifred and her sisters shared one father and that he, who had died before Winifred's sixteenth birthday, had been an apothecary.
  • When Winifred pulls up alongside Max as he is driving Allison and Dani to the cemetery, she says, "Pull over! Let me see your driver's permit?", revealing that she knew what a driver's permit is. However, this wouldn't be true because she was living during 1693 when motor vehicles had yet to be invented.
    • One possible explanation for her unusual knowledge is that Winifred possessed some manor of clairvoyance that enabled her awareness to certain things or she simply learned about driving permits in the brief amount of time she was resurrected.
  • At one point, Winifred says "Hello Salem, my name's Winifred. What's yours?" in a nod to the famous line from Gypsy. Mama Rose says "Hello world, my name is Rose, what's yours?". Bette Midler played Mama Rose in the TV version of the musical, which was released the same year as Hocus Pocus. Furthermore, Mary saying, "Oh, Winifred, thou art Divine" is an obvious homage to Bette Midler's nickname The Divine Miss M (also the name of her debut album).
    • The "Hello Salem" line has infamously been misquoted as "Hello sailors," to which Bette Midler clarified that she actually said "Hello Salem," not "sailors." However, she inadvertently tweeted "Hello sailors", ironically causing confusion and debate amongst fans.[1]

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Jindraike | Troy McGinty | Dobbs | Evil Ice Cream Man | Kal | Alex | Professor Siles | Reed Thimple | Jennifer Stone | Toy Santa | Sally & Kowalski | Louise Walker | Mr. Sir | Charles "Trout" Walker | Kissin' Kate Barlow | Linda Walker | Sheriff | Doug & Gordon | Hector Barbossa | Crew of the Black Pearl (Bo'sun, Scratch, Pintel & Ragetti) | Master Gracey | Madame Leota | Ramsley | Zombies | Werecat Lady | Carla Santini | Lord Kelvin | Black Scorpions (General Fang) | Inspector Fix | Viscount Mabrey | Edgar Dalloway | Knights of the Iron Dagger (Phil Flanagan) | Ian Howe | Bill Fawcett | Mr. & Mrs. Chuns | Zaphod Beeblebrox | Frankie & Benjy | Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz | Vogons | Humma Kavula | Gag Halfrunt | Royal Pain | Stitches | Lash | Speed | Penny Lent | Trip Murphy | Jadis the White Witch | Jadis' Secret Police (Maugrim & Vardan) | Ginarrbrik | General Otmin | Thantos DuBaer | Dr. Kozak | Dr. Gwen Lichtman | Larry | Yan-Lo | Jessica Dawson | Crew of the Flying Dutchman (Davy Jones, Maccus & Kraken) | Cutler Beckett | East India Trading Company (Mr. Mercer) | The Dominion (Silas Sinister, Chancellor Goodwin, Dr. Ichabod Grogg & Sinister Sisters) | Jack Frost | Selkirk Tander | Grim & Denning | Dark Master | Janice Avery | Madison | Queen Narissa | Nathaniel | Mitch Wilkinson | Simon Bar Sinister | Cad Lackey | El Diablo | Henry Burke | Miraz | Telmarines (Glozelle & Sopespian) | Nikabrik | Hag & Werewolf | Kendall Duncan | Tess Tyler | Speckles | Lucinda | Oswald Granger | Red Queen | Knave of Hearts | Card Soldiers | Jabberwock | Jubjub Bird | Hamish Ascot | Morgana le Fay | Morganians (Maxim Horvath, Abigail Williams, Sun Lok, Drake Stone & Marrok) | Nizam | Ms. Stout | CLU 2 | Rinzler | Gem | Black Guards | Blackbeard | Angelica Teach | The Spaniard | King Ferdinand VI | King George ll | Tex Richman | Moopets | San Than | Matai Shang | Tal Hajus | Jenny | Chacha | Deimata | Myra Santelli | Latham Cole | Butch Cavendish | Jay Fuller | Thanos | Evanora | Theodora | Constantine | Dominic Badguy | Maleficent (2014) | Diaval | King Stefan (2014) | King Henry | The Giant | The Witch | The Wolf | Lady Tremaine (2015) | Grand Duke (2015) | Anastasia Tremaine (2015) | Drizella Tremaine (2015) | Lucifer (2015) | David Nix | Kylo Ren | General Hux | Captain Phasma | Supreme Leader Snoke | Shere Khan (2016) | Bandar Log (2016) (King Louie (2016)) | Kaa (2016) | Fleshlumpeater | Giants (Bloodbottler & Bonecruncher) | Orson Krennic | Grand Moff Tarkin | Darth Vader | Vaneé | Saw Gerrera | Pramod Kadam | Naomi | Jassi | Wrestlers | Melissa | Beast (2017) | Gaston LeGume (2017) | LeFou (2017) | Asylum D'Loons (Monsieur D'Arque (2017)) | Tom, Dick & Stanley (2017) | The King (2017) | Armando Salazar | Crew of the Silent Mary (Lesaro) | Scarfield | BB-9E | DJ | Bucky Buchanan | It | Black Thing | Dryden Vos | Tobias Beckett | Darth Maul | Sugar Plum Fairy | Tin Soldiers | William Weatherall Wilkins | V.A. Vandevere | Neils Skellig | Rufus Sorghum | Jafar (2019) | Iago (2019) | Cave of Wonders (2019) | Scar (2019) | Hyena Clan (2019) (Shenzi, Kamari & Azizi) | Queen Ingrith | Gerda | Borra | Rat (2019) | Devon & Rex | Isaac | Emperor Sheev Palpatine | Allegiant General Pryde | Chesille Sabrond | Chandra | Artemis Fowl | Opal Koboi | Briar Cudgeon | Troll | Princess January | Aaron Burr | Thomas Jefferson | James Madison | James Reynolds | King George III | Bori Khan | Hun Army (Xian Lang) | Cruella De Vil (2021) | Jasper and Horace (2021) | Baroness von Hellman | Prince Joachim | Lope de Aguirre | Sweet Pete | Captain Putty | Jimmy the Polar Bear | Bob the Viking | Bjornson the Cheesemonger | Feral Predator

Other Animated Movies
Br'er Fox & Br'er Bear | Giant Magnet | Evil Clown | Judge Doom | Toon Patrol (Smartass, Greasy, Psycho, Wheezy & Stupid) | Merlock | Dijon | Aunt Sponge | Aunt Spiker | Rhino | Skeleton Pirates | Shark | Bill Bluff | BluffCo Industries (Guy Graham, Bob & Bluff Agents) | Phillium Benedict | Anti-Recess Legion (Kojak, Fenwick, Anti-Recess Agents, Anti-Recess Ninjas, Anti-Recess Scientists, Agent Henderson, Agent Smithson, Agent Underville, Agent Franklin, Agent Morrisey, Agent Goodman, Dr. Rosenthal, Dr. Lazenby & Dr. Steinheimer) | Gelman | Gloomius Maximus | Dr. Ivan Krank | Clarabelle Cow | Von Talon | Cufflingk and Underlingk | Kazar | Wildebeests (Blag) | Scab and Scraw | Charlie Anna | Nalini, Padmini and Sunithia | Chhainu | Vidia | Jacob Marley | Old Joe | Supervisor | Duryodhan | Mr. Whiskers | Shelley | Were-Rat | Sea Monkeys | Mr. Burgermeister | Ripslinger | Ned and Zed | Zarina | Orson | Sweet Pete | Captain Putty | Jimmy the Polar Bear | Bob the Viking | Bjornson the Cheesemonger

Direct-to-video/Disneytoon Studios Sequels
Abis Mal | Abis Mal's Thugs | Sa'Luk | Forty Thieves | Maestro Forte | Jesters | Zira | Outsiders (Nuka & Vitani) | Mack McCro | Jim Bob | Supreme Commander | Morgana | Undertow | Cloak & Dagger | Bradley Uppercrust III | Tank | The Gammas | Buster | Sarousch | Pom-Pom | Jacques von Hämsterviel | Erik Hellstrom | Ashton Carnaby | Edgar Volgud | Krakken | Lil' Lightning | Bandits | Mama Gunda | Uto & Kago | Marina Del Rey | Cad Spinner

Animated Television
Duke Sigmund Igthorn | Ogres | Crocosaurus | Flintheart Glomgold | Magica De Spell | Beagle Boys (Ma Beagle) | Smoke | Stan and Heff | Fat Cat's Gang (Fat Cat) | Norton Nimnul | Aldrin Klordane | Baby Thaddeus | Ratso Ratzkiwatzki | Evil Manta | The Sorceress | Lobster Mobster and Da Shrimp | Mozenrath | Mirage | Mechanicles | Xerxes | The Collector (Bonkers) | Demona | David Xanatos | Kent Powers | Henry Villanova | The Green-Eyed Monster of Jealousy | Ivy DeVil | Judge Dimsdale De Vil | Gelman | Tad White | James Stone | Dr. Slicer | Gilda | Mayor Phillip Fitzhugh | SAL 3000 | DeSilvo | Earl Raymond | Cousin Zeke | Al Roker | Dr. Drakken | Shego | Chuckles | Skeleton King | Mandarin | Valeena | Dark Ones (Dark One Worm) | The Formless | Huntsman | Huntsgirl | Dark Dragon | Dr. Bedlam | Carl the Evil Cockroach Wizard | Night Master | Coop | Eradicus | Eradicus' Minions (Ella Mental, Indestructo-Bob, Rubber Chucky & Mollecu-Lars) | Doofenshmirtz Evil Inc. (Heinz Doofenshmirtz, Norm & Vanessa Doofenshmirtz) | Lucius Heinous VII | Brad Buttowski | Brianna Buttowski | Harold Buttowski | Brick Bristol | Bill Cipher | Li'l Gideon | Stanley Pines | Abraham Kane | Donald Duck's Raw Anger | Jordan Buttsquat | Suzi | Lord Dominator | Lord Hater | Commander Peepers | Rippen | Toffee | Ludo | Meteora Butterfly | Mina Loveberry | Solaria Butterfly | Tom Lucitor | Commander Heist | Lazlo | Zhan Tiri | The Baron | Lady Caine | Varian | King Edmund | Cassandra | Separatists of Saporia (Andrew & Clementine) | Stalyan | Anthony the Weasel | Bradford Buzzard | Flintheart Glomgold (2017) | Magica De Spell (2017) | General Lunaris | Obake | Diane Amara | Noodle Burger Boy | Globby | Chris | High Voltage | Baron Von Steamer | Momakase | Mel Meyer | Mad Jacks | Trina | Hardlight | Chip Whistler | Gwendolyn Zapp | Hunter De Vil | Cuddles | Clarissa Corgi | Portia Poodle | Canal Crew (Fergus, Sid Squirrel & Big Fee) | Bessie the Cornish Cow | King Andrias | Captain Grime | Sasha Waybright | The Core | King Aldrich | Emperor Belos | Hunter | Lilith Clawthorne | The Collector (The Owl House) | Infinity Ultron | Scratch | The Ghost Council (The Chairman, The Barrister Ghosts & Jinx)

Live-Action Television
WESAYSO Corporation (B.P. Richfield, Mr. Ashland, Winston & Elliot) | Marky412 | Miss Hendra | Victoria Kayne | Chloe Hunter | Gorog | Dominic | Evil Alex | Dr. Evilini | The Mummy | Ronald Longcape Jr. | Penelope | Kaita | Lanny Parker | King Kalakai/Yamakoshi | Zadoc | Farhog the Fierce | Lexi Reed | Susan Skidmore | Sally Jensen | Sensei Ty | Rhoda Chesterfield | Creepy Connie Thompson | Darla Shannon | Madeline | Bryn Beitbart | McD | Mainframe Bertram | Bertram-Bots | Brooke | Victor Krane | Douglas Davenport | Marcus Davenport | Giselle Vickers | Taylor Krane | Sebastian Krane | Principal Perry | Ludmila Ferró | Jade & Matias LaFontaine | Gregorio Casal | Gery López | Priscila Ferró | Clément Galán | Esmeralda Di Pietro | Milton Vinicius | Crash Bernstein | Helga Rooney | Missy Bradford | Dawn Buckets | Laughy Cat | Brad & Brads | Agent Johnson | Brett Willis | Zane Willis | Mitch Bishop | Janet Smythe | Sebastian | Cyd Ripley | Gladys | Hazel Swearengen | Dr. Sharon Chen | Ámbar Smith | Sharon Benson | Rey Gutiérrez | Benicio | Red Sharks (Gary López) | Emilia | Ramiro Ponce | Matteo Balsano | LAIX (Marcos Golden, Carmín Laguardia, Alex Gutiérrez, Mara Morales, Guillermo Ruíz & Antonio Gutiérrez) | Paula Gutiérrez | Uma

Literature
King Nicholas | The Sandman

Video Games
Mizrabel | Oswald Gardner | Admiral Evar | Bomber Ghost | Cogs | Herbert P. Bear | Atticus Thorn | Foxy Loxy | Goosey Loosey | Jolly Roger | Shadow Blot | False Shadow Blot

Shorts
Peg Leg Pete | Kat Nipp | Old Man Tree | Skeletons | Grim Reaper | Mad Doctor | Demon Cats | The Devil (Goddess of Spring) | Gustav the Giant | Lonesome Ghosts | H. U. Hennessy | Witch | Pluto's Devil | Ben Buzzard | Zeke Midas Wolf | Izzy Wolf | The Three Little Wolves | Boogeymen | Captain Katt | Mortimer Mouse | Butch the Bulldog | Foxy Loxy | Ajax Gorilla | Beppo Gorilla | Witch Hazel | Adolf Hitler | Nazi School Teacher | Little Hans | Julius | Dr. Frankenollie | Grace Goodwin | Molly

Comics
Phantom Blot | Trudy Van Tubb | Doctor Vulter | Solego the Chaos God | Arpine Lusène | Monsieur Molay | Azure Blue | Lawyer Sharky | Eli Squinch | Sylvester Shyster | Fantomius | Inquinator | Spectrus | Raghor | Zafire | Newton | The Raider | Emil Eagle | Sr. X | X-1, X-2 and X-3 | Professor Nefarious | Fliplip, Sidney and Armadillo | Neighbor Jones | Anacleto Faina | Anacleto Mitragli | Beagle Boys | Ottoperotto | Edgar

Manga
Ansem, Seeker of Darkness | Xemnas

Attractions
Alien | Lava Monster | Mara | Mad Hatter | Nebula Ghosts | Professor J.T. Wu | S.I.R. | Yeti (Expedition Everest) | Yeti (Matterhorn Bobsleds)

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Disney Animated Films
The Evil Queen | Queen of Hearts (Card Soldiers) | Cheshire Cat | Captain Hook | Maleficent | Sheriff of Notthingham | Madam Mim | Shere Khan | Kaa | King Louie | Horned King | Ursula | Beast | Gaston LeGume | Jafar | Oogie Boogie | Lock, Shock and Barrel | Scar | Hades | Shan Yu (Hayabusa)| Emperor Kuzco | Yzma | Kronk | Helga Sinclair | John Silver | DOR-15 | Bowler Hat Guy | Dr. Facilier (Facilier's Shadow) | Mother Gothel (Stabbington Brothers)| Dawn Bellwether | Mr. Big | Koslov | Namaari

Disney Animated Television
Magica De Spell | NegaDuck | Megavolt | Quackerjack | Dr. Drakken | Shego | Duff Killigan | Monkey Fist

Pixar
Emperor Zurg | Hopper | Dr. Porkchop | Randall Boggs | Syndrome | The Underminer | Chef Skinner

Disney Live-Action Films
Winifred Sanderson | Mary Sanderson | Sarah Sanderson | Hector Barbossa | Davy Jones

Disney Shorts
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