Villain

Do you think Skeletor, the Joker, Megatron and Lex Luthor have the market cornered on evil? Not so fast.  The world of manga and anime is just as full of villains as Western comics and cartoons are, and they’re no slouches in the murder and depravity departments.  Here are 11 anime and manga villain you wouldn’t want to meet in a dark alley… or a well-lit one, for that matter. 1. Light from Death Note Young Light Yagami only wanted to help the world when he found the Death Note, a magical notebook that would kill anyone whose name he wrote in it, in the manner he described it.  He used it to kill criminals who escaped justice or were in the middle of their schemes… and then he just started killing all the worst criminals, even if they were already in jail.  And then he killed a detective who had stumbled onto his secret — in order, he told himself, to serve the greater good.  That was a first

If words can kill, the villains in the games would have died a thousand times after they beat our ass and made us restart the mission. But regardless of that, there are a ton of hot female badasses out there who can stomp a mud hole out of my characters anytime. 1. Flemeth (Dragon Age II) Okay so maybe she’s a bit older, but man has she still got it. When you found out she was actually a dragon dressed as a cougar, there was that whole smashing me into a bajillion pieces and all the crying and blood and shame afterwards. Okay so maybe it wasn’t such a great romp, but she’s still hot. 2. Kitana/Mileena/Jade (Mortal Kombat) Whichever these characters you end up using, it’s still poetry in motion watching them dance and glide and murder their way through the ranks of the Mortal Kombat pantheon of fighters. In short, any man would let them kick my ass anytime, as long as it was a happy ending and not a fatality…or humil

Compelling fiction is only as strong as its villains. They can either act as a plot device to further develop the protagonists or they can be fleshed out as complicated, conflicted individuals. When protagonists die in the process, for example, that villain’s rank among the most powerful villains is increased considerably. So pop in your favourite anime, get yourself comfortable and enjoy this list of the top 10 most powerful villains. 10. Light – Death Note Light murdered countless innocents and justified his actions by adhering to the philosophy of the ends justify the means. The guy is a stone cold killer. He’s also completely unlikeable. As far as power goes, Light doesn’t possess any inherent abilities, sure, but the guy can write any name he chooses in a notepad and that person later dies. That’s true power. 9. Madara Uchiha – Naruto Madara Uchiha is the type of villain who may be prone to lose his cool

Manga and anime often feature a variety of bad guys which range from the silly to the ones who are just plain evil. Here are the top 10 unforgivable villains who stand out as the most hated manga/anime characters. 10. Shou Tucker, Fullmetal Alchemist Shou Tucker was an alchemist who didn’t kill anybody. Why is he on this list as one of the most hated villain? Because in order to keep his alchemic grant money coming, he turned his own adorable daughter Nina and her equally adorable dog into a chimera. He merged them into one hideous, pitiable monster whose life was nothing but pain and confusion and betrayal. He may not have killed anybody, but he hurt every single person who watched Fullmetal Alchemist. 9. Diva, Blood+ Speaking of horrible violent acts, Diva, the fellow Chiropteran Queen sister of Blood+’s protagonist Saya came so close to killing her adopted brother Riku. To be fair, while Saya was raised by a loving adoptive family

Could Jim Parsons go from playing one brainiac to another? There’s one super villain that Jim wouldn’t mind playing, and that’s the Riddler! Surprise! As we all know, the Riddler is one of the greatest super villains of all time. And most of the greatest comic book villains have been inspired by a number of interesting and fascinating real world ideas.  So today, we’ve compiled a list of 10 real life inspirations behind comic book supervillains.  1.The Joker – Verified Joker is, no doubt, the best inspiration of comic characters. Batman’s deadliest foe was created by Jerry Robinson, Bob Kane and Bill Finger April, 1940.  He was a psychopath criminal who used to play card of the Joker, looking just like Conrad Veidt. Robinson also admits the inspiration of Conrad Veidt in The Man Who Laughs of 1928’s classic movie. 2.Catwoman – Verified Catwoman (a.k.a. Selina Kyle) was co-created by Bill