16-07-2002 10:43									#91
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I'm gonna have to agree with Wraith's mention of Ilpalazzo, as well as Mojo Jojo from the Powerpuff Girls.

	16-07-2002 10:59									#92
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quote: Originally posted by Promethus Capitan Nemo Prince Acturis (Sp) (Traped the Earth space fleet "Like Mars Flies in a Kline Bottle") Crabby Appleton (Rotten to the core 3 times) Snidely Wiplash The Vogans

Oh of course, the Vogons. Their combination of twitchingly painful poetry and awesome world-destroying weapons is unmatched.

Though I'd say it's mostly the poetry. I do hope we are thinking of the same thing.

	16-07-2002 11:28									#93
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Magneto isn't evil - he is just misunderstood

	16-07-2002 12:44									#94
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Emperor of COBRA. Created from the DNA of history's greatest tyrants, he was supposed to be the perfect leader to finally rally COBRA to victory. However, lacking the DNA of Sun Tzu makes him impatient, so he tends not to think things through very carefully. Like the failed Invasion of Washington DC for instance. There was a good plan!

And let's not forget his infamous refrain, "This I command!" Gosh, we're all real impressed down here I can tell ya!

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	16-07-2002 12:57									#95
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov And how are capes comfortable? They are a nuisance and a pain the ass to wear.

You can't be a Super-Villain without a cape! It would be like trying to drive a car with no tires.

	16-07-2002 12:58									#96
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The sheriff of Nottingham is easily the greatest villain of them all. He has no need for money, power, fame or whatever. As long as he can trouble the people he's satisfied

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	16-07-2002 12:59									#97
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I tend to like any villain.....like 'em more than the 'hero'.

I would say the VERY FIRST villain I liked was in the CARE BEARS: The Movie where the boy was a wizard and had that talking book. I guess he's the guy that turned me 'on' to villainhood....that and he has the same name as me.

But one of my fav. villains Iago from Othello because he warped Othello's thinking into jealousy. After him would probably be Hades from the Disney movie Hercules.

	16-07-2002 13:09									#98
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Full name: John Ross Ewing, Jr.

Remember this guy? The scheming Texas oil man from the 80s prime time drama Dallas. Television's greatest anti-hero. Need I say more?

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	16-07-2002 13:10									#99
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OMG!!!!!

I can't I forgot about my all time favorite!

DinoDoc is the man for puttin up my personal hero, Dr. Doom!!!

	16-07-2002 13:17									#100
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	16-07-2002 13:34									#101
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He may not match the others in terms of power, but when you consider his pure evil...

Nobody beats Mister Bester.

	16-07-2002 13:36									#102
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Jonoleth Irenicus of BG2. "You will suffer. You will ALL suffer."
Most kickass villian ever!

	16-07-2002 13:38									#103
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For me it is a toss up between Frank Booth (Dennis Hopper) in Blue Velvet and Albert Spica (Michael Gambon) in The Cook, the Thief, his Wife and her Lover. These are two of most disturbing and despicable characters I have ever seen in film.

	16-07-2002 13:42									#104
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Was the voice of Irenicus done by David Warner? It certainly sounded like him.

	16-07-2002 13:49									#105
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Of course, Hannibal Lecter is also very cool.

Can you hear the lambs, Clarice?

	16-07-2002 14:28									#106
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Sauron is wimpy compared to Morgoth.

Catbert. Now that's an evil character

	16-07-2002 17:27									#107
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--"And how are capes comfortable? They are a nuisance and a pain the ass to wear."

Bah. So what? How many Evil Dread Lords are worried about comfort? Capes allow you to strike all sorts of cool and dramatic poses.

--"I'm gonna have to agree with Wraith's mention of Ilpalazzo,"

Finally, someone else who's seen Excel Saga Although with that location field, I may have to ask you to sing the afro song...

--"You can't be a Super-Villain without a cape!"

Don't forget the big shoulder pads.

Wraith
"Don't worry... I haven't come to steal anything. Please be assured... I've only come to kill you."
-- Excel (Excel Saga)

	16-07-2002 18:34									#108
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Post pics of your villains, guys. I've never heard of some of them, so must see if they are cool or not.

Another good Javert picture, this time with hat:

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	16-07-2002 18:48									#109
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Removed. Picture was way to big.

	16-07-2002 19:09									#110
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Fakes, frauds, and liars; if you didn't pick The Wicked Witch.

	16-07-2002 20:13									#111
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Hmm, I forgot Angela Lansbury's character in The Manchurian Candidate. Perhaps the most testicle-shrinking female in all moviedom!

	16-07-2002 20:38									#112
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You don't know who Morgoth is? He's that tall dark stranger in the image. The hammer in his hand is Grond. The puny creature fighting him is a silly elf.

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	16-07-2002 20:47									#113
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Oh, I knew of Morgoth. I just find Sauron a far more compelling creation.

	16-07-2002 21:06									#114
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KEFKA!


Venom


Carnage


I'll think of others...

	16-07-2002 21:10									#115
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Dang it! I forgot Zim and his evilllll sidekick GIR!!!!

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	16-07-2002 21:18									#116
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You forgot Professor Moriarty. No pic for him, as he was never seen.

	16-07-2002 23:22									#117
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You forgot Paul Atreides. In the first Dune book, he's a hero, but in the following book, he becomes the worst tyrant in history. Hitler and Stalin are nothing compared to him. And his son, the worm boy, will even be worst than him.

	16-07-2002 23:33									#118
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Hmph. I could only really get behind Darth Vader & Lady Macbeth on that list.

Some good suggestions though. Angela Lansbury in The Manchurian Candidate, whatever she was called, was a darn good villian. Sephiroth is good too, just for style.

While we're on video game villians, no list would be complete without mentioning Ghaleon from Lunar: Silver Story Complete. He manages to do the "sympathetic villian" thing right, when it's easy to get wrong. Basically it comes down to differing political ideologies really, both your characters and him standing up for what they think is right (without spoiling the story, let's just say that Ghaleon doesn't have much faith in humanity to get things right without a strong leader, but he actually has good reasons for this belief). Compare this to say, Javert, who was held up as an example as a sympathetic villian. Javert falls into the category I like to call "Lawful Stupid" villians: people who follow some kind of idiotic code super-rigorously even in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary (until the end, when they realize the error of their ways). Unfortunately, they're fairly popular. I far prefer SMART villians who come to their conclusions on their own.

Like, say, Bester, who while certainly not being sympathetic is evil, smart, & stylish. Very good at setting up win-win situations for himself and then laughing to the good guys about it, something I always appreciate in villians.

Speaking of Dracula... anybody see the movie "Shadows of the Vampire?" I think that "Count Orlock" there was highly enjoyable, myself...

And oh yes, I stopped watching the X-Files ages ago. But I do recall there were hints that Cancerman was Mulder's father. Were these ever confirmed? Denied?

	16-07-2002 23:41									#119
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Favorite Baddies:

Sauron from Lord of the Rings - Love the mystique of the formless, lidless Red Eye

Patrick Bateman from American Psycho - Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go return some videotapes

The Diabolicals from Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum- all manner of occult villains, real and fictional, embroiled in a global conspiracy.

Aleister Crowley - early 20th century black magician, once known as the wickedest man in the world. Following still has several thousand members.

Dave

	16-07-2002 23:46									#120
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Lady Winnowill!

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