What's your favourite villain type?
What's your favourite villain type?
Leo Campbell
Ian Gutierrez
SSY is shit.
Carter Kelly
How is "I want a kingdom" a good motivation?
Logan Miller
>Haha guys Griffith did nothing wrong amirite!? XD
Cooper Garcia
Kaiki is absolutely perfect for The Professionals
Aaron Sanders
What's the difference between professionals and beasts
Jaxson Green
>spend the rest of your life as a useless, hollow shell of your former self with your lifelong dream eternally crushed
>become a god
real tough decision
Logan Nguyen
Squealer was the only smart person in that show. All his actions made sense and were logically justified. Peace couldn't be achieved by means other than genociding the humies because the PK users are murderous psychopaths perpetually one mental break away from killing their entire village in cold blood or going off their rocker and rewriting reality to fit their subconscious. You can even see it in the glee Satoru takes in killing the rat armies as soon as he gets the chance, that's the same shit they were doing to their human ancestors before getting rewired into half-bonobo-half-wolf monstrosities who die if they harm another human. And of course, their solution to that predicament was to take the non-PK users and make them not human anymore so they could keep treating them like dirt.
Thomas Brooks
Additionally, kidnapping children and raising them into the glorious rat race is based and redpilled. I rest my case.
Josiah White
the villain that was actually the good guy all along
Anthony Moore
Kyubey is categorized incorrectly. He ought to be in anti-vIllian.
Brandon Wright
Anti-Villains and Bloody Knights. They're just really entertaining to watch.
Lincoln King
if they've got anything with self-sacrifice going on, I'm on board
Henry Reyes
Who's the grill with Nui?
Jonathan Lewis
>aiko
>villain
Lincoln Adams
Makiahima is in the wrong category. He was right.
Joshua Long
Beasts who are revealed to be anti-villans,
And professionals who discovers themselves to have always been bloody knights.
Parker Adams
griffith is traumatized children tier
Brody Wood
It depends on the story that is being told alongside the skill of the author.
There's good and bad examples of all of these.
I'd say the most consistently good ones are Professionals and Bloody Knights, as they're generally the hardest to mess up as well as the most versatile.
Traumatized Children and Incomprehensible Ones are the easiest to fuck up.
The former is a fan favorite of bad writers, who think that "my dad once forgot to fix my bike" is a good motivation for genocide. They're fine if written well, though.
The latter is only suited for very specific kinds of stories, and at best will simply feel out of place if used wrong. At worst, it can compromise the entire narrative and themes of your work if used wrong.
Aiden Allen
who is on the right of incomprehensible?
Jason Thompson
>spend the rest of your life with your friends, slowly building up your body and identity, and perhaps even finding a new dream to work towards
ftfy
Jack Peterson
The big tittied kind.
James Torres
>Kyubey
>villain
Cringe
Cringe
Easton Edwards
based
Isaiah Richardson
ok samefag
Ryder White
Is there a name for villains that make the MC piss themselves and cry for mommy?
Wyatt Edwards
i really need to rewatch this trainwreck
Elijah Barnes
* hot as shit
Brandon Jackson
Honestly if he didn’t rape Casca and act like a dick to Guts after the fact I doubt anyone would have a problem with what Griffith did considering the circumstances
Logan Smith
Professionals are not inherently evil. For example, Titans from SNK kill people because it's their instinct, and Arthas from WC3 purged the Stratholme because in that moment it was the best course of action.
Jacob Nguyen
Kill yourself digibro