Greatest Disney Villains
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Name: Judge Claude Frollo
Crime(s): Genocide, Arson, Unlawful Imprisonment, Sexual Assault
Accomplice(s): The French Guard
Status: Deceased
Crime(s): Genocide, Arson, Unlawful Imprisonment, Sexual Assault
Accomplice(s): The French Guard
Status: Deceased
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Mulan (1998)
Name: Shan Yu
Crime(s): Murder, War Crimes, Gambling
Accomplice(s): The Hun Army
Status: Deceased
Crime(s): Murder, War Crimes, Gambling
Accomplice(s): The Hun Army
Status: Deceased
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Sleeping Beauty (1959)
Name: Maleficent
Crime(s): Attempted Murder, Identity Theft, Harassment
Accomplice(s): A Raven
Status: Deceased
Crime(s): Attempted Murder, Identity Theft, Harassment
Accomplice(s): A Raven
Status: Deceased
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The Lion King (1994)
Name: Scar
Crime(s): Regicide, Attempted Murder, Homosexuality (illegal in his part of Africa),Treason, Bigamy
Accomplice(s): The Hyenas: Shenzi, Banzai & Ed
Status: Unconfirmed
Crime(s): Regicide, Attempted Murder, Homosexuality (illegal in his part of Africa),Treason, Bigamy
Accomplice(s): The Hyenas: Shenzi, Banzai & Ed
Status: Unconfirmed
The Great Mouse Detective (1986)
Name: Professor Ratigan
Crime(s): Drug Trafficing, Treason, Organised Crime Syndicate
Accomplice(s): Various
Status: Unconfirmed
Crime(s): Drug Trafficing, Treason, Organised Crime Syndicate
Accomplice(s): Various
Status: Unconfirmed
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Name: The Queen
Crime(s): Poisoning, Attempted Murder, Voyeurism, Harassment,Possesion of a Controlled Subtance
Accomplice(s): Sycophantic Mirror
Status: Deceased
Crime(s): Poisoning, Attempted Murder, Voyeurism, Harassment,Possesion of a Controlled Subtance
Accomplice(s): Sycophantic Mirror
Status: Deceased
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Name: Ursula The Sea Witch
Crime(s): Attempted Murder, Unlawful Imprisonment, Identity Theft, Theft
Accomplice(s): Flotsam and Jetsam Eel
Status: Deceased
Crime(s): Attempted Murder, Unlawful Imprisonment, Identity Theft, Theft
Accomplice(s): Flotsam and Jetsam Eel
Status: Deceased
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Villain: A wicked or evil person; someone who does evil deliberately. Depraved; a deliberate scoundrel; a knave.
Thank you to Kryptic Centurion, who helped me with this list/practically wrote it for me.
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Disney Animal Protagonists
A comprehensive list of Disney Villains, ranked from most to least evil.
The Main Weapons in a Disney Villain's Arsenal
1. The Spell/The Curse This can take many forms, it may cause the victim to fall into a hundred-year slumber, fall in love with a sea witch or, loose their voice and enter a contractual obligance to an eternity as a Seaweed. The spell is usually delivered by a staff or chant.
2. Poison Sometimes one and the same with the spell, this weapon is favoured mostly by the female villain. A good villainette always has a fully stocked potion cabinet. Poisons are rarely fatal and can usually be combated by a true loves kiss. Poisons are usually delivered in the most innocent looking receptacle, a shiny red apple for example.
3. The Cage Many Disney villains favour imprisonment itself as a form of weapon. In the typical procrastinative style of the Disney villain, the cage is intended as a stop gap between capture and eventual punishment. However escape from a DV's cage is fairly simple. Budget crunches usually mean the locks are fragile and can even be picked with a lizards tail.
4. The Henchmen/ The Sidekick Blood isnโt easy to get out, especially from a purple velvet cape. As a result many DVs delegate the actual killing to a person or persons under their employ. However little training and education mean that the henchmen are very rarely effective. They can usually be overcome with a degree of ease. The DV is never happy to hear of the failures of it's employees, the henchmen is an unfortunate and highly abused soul. NB from UA: Flotsam and Jetsam are the only henchmen who have been successful in all of their DV's tasks
5. The Elaborate Scheme This is usually reserved for the super intelligent DV. A process is carefully calculated to lead to the victims demise. Famous elaborate schemes include, inducing water buffalo stampedes and the development of a 'music record' tripped, multi-weaponed contraction. Although theatrical and devilish, the elaborate scheme requires constant surveillance, especially at its later stages. The monologue-and-leave approach is often thwarted. - GemLil x
Thank you to Kryptic Centurion, who helped me with this list/practically wrote it for me.
Other titles in my Disney list collection:
Racist Disney
Disney Princesses
Disney Animal Protagonists
A comprehensive list of Disney Villains, ranked from most to least evil.
The Main Weapons in a Disney Villain's Arsenal
1. The Spell/The Curse This can take many forms, it may cause the victim to fall into a hundred-year slumber, fall in love with a sea witch or, loose their voice and enter a contractual obligance to an eternity as a Seaweed. The spell is usually delivered by a staff or chant.
2. Poison Sometimes one and the same with the spell, this weapon is favoured mostly by the female villain. A good villainette always has a fully stocked potion cabinet. Poisons are rarely fatal and can usually be combated by a true loves kiss. Poisons are usually delivered in the most innocent looking receptacle, a shiny red apple for example.
3. The Cage Many Disney villains favour imprisonment itself as a form of weapon. In the typical procrastinative style of the Disney villain, the cage is intended as a stop gap between capture and eventual punishment. However escape from a DV's cage is fairly simple. Budget crunches usually mean the locks are fragile and can even be picked with a lizards tail.
4. The Henchmen/ The Sidekick Blood isnโt easy to get out, especially from a purple velvet cape. As a result many DVs delegate the actual killing to a person or persons under their employ. However little training and education mean that the henchmen are very rarely effective. They can usually be overcome with a degree of ease. The DV is never happy to hear of the failures of it's employees, the henchmen is an unfortunate and highly abused soul. NB from UA: Flotsam and Jetsam are the only henchmen who have been successful in all of their DV's tasks
5. The Elaborate Scheme This is usually reserved for the super intelligent DV. A process is carefully calculated to lead to the victims demise. Famous elaborate schemes include, inducing water buffalo stampedes and the development of a 'music record' tripped, multi-weaponed contraction. Although theatrical and devilish, the elaborate scheme requires constant surveillance, especially at its later stages. The monologue-and-leave approach is often thwarted. - GemLil x