10 Disney Villains We Secretly Love and Adore
When it comes to Disney, the good guys always win in the end which is great, right? I mean, the whole point of fairytales is to
show that the power of Good can prevail and I'm all about that. But it makes you think about the bad guys
though not only are they villainized (well, mostly because that's kind of their point),
but they also end up losing the game every. single. time. And the thing is, in some cases, the bad guys
aren't all that bad Okay, maybe they are. In fact, they're usually downright evil. But who are we trying to fool? Sometimes, you can relate to the bad guys. Even if they are Disney villains who encapsulate
pure evil. Because they're genuine. They're interesting. They're fun. Which Disney villains are the BEST, though? We're piling them up, putting our morality
on mute and asking ourselves that very question. These are the 10 Disney Villains We Secretly
Love and Adore. 10. Yzma, The Emperor's New Groove
She's a sassy villainess. She looks sassy and she definitely knows her
fashion statements. Beyond all that, Yzma is excellently created. The way her face expressions reveal her thoughts
is more than impressive. Paired with Cuzco, Yrma really shines through
and together, they create the biggest conglomeration of drama queen-ness in the history of Disney
(and really, all animations). She isn't as evil as other villains, at least
in our opinion, but she's unique and refreshing. Then again, she did turn Cuzco into a freaking
llama, which is screwed up. But points for originality. 9. Captain Hook, Peter Pan
Nobody likes a grump, but Captain Hook is kind of the exception to the rule. He's a pirate, which makes him pretty bad
in the first place... But even with all his evilness towards the
children in the movie, Captain Hook is still pretty light (as compared to other, ahem,
murderous ones). We love Captain Hook for his flamboyance,
for his goofiness and for his sense of fashion (let's face it, he can dress!). Hook may not be very smart (hell, children
fool him). But he's entertaining in his own way, and
really, the only thing he wants to do is foil Peter Pan, who just kind of strikes me as
creepy. Bias, sure. But I gotta side with Hook. 8. Doctor Facilier, Princess and the Frog
Now, here's a villain with magical charisma! Although frequently forgotten, Dr. Facilier
is pretty powerful. His charm and his skills attract people into
false promises of making their greatest dreams come true but he ends up delivering something
different every time. Moreover, he has all this power from some
guys on the other side which makes him one of the darkest (and probably
most severely unappreciated) Disney villains ever. And yeah, the Friends on the Other Side song
is amazing, which makes the character even better. And on top of that, Keith Davidson's voice
really brings the villain to life. Dr. Facilier is far from a doctor he's a charlatan,
an evil player, and potentially a bridge between some out-of-world-demons and mankind. But you can't resist him he's just too entertaining. 7. Jafar, Aladdin
The only reason Jafar isn't higher up our list is because he might not be that bad And
hear me out. There are plenty of crazy theories supporting
him, in fact (and some actually make a bit of sense!). Even if Jafar is evil and he wants all the
power to himself (although he's doing pretty well on his own too, without the help of a
super-powerful Genie, bewitching the sultan and ruling the entire city through him). Jafar is also smart, and he has goals, and
his ambition is almost inspirational (almost please don't go about stealing magic lamps!). The city under Jafar's domination does pretty
good economically (we can see it's a thriving city with low criminality. And although Jafar has plenty of power (even
without the Genie on his side), he isn't above dressing in rags to achieve what he wants. We love Jafar because he's very well-contoured,
and because, well, his dreams are pretty much the goals of every other guy: to get the girl,
money, power, successful There's some relatability. Will he go to any extent to make that happen? Sure. That's why he's a villain. But he's kind of relatable in a weird way
too. 6. Scar, The Lion King
He's an easy one to love if not for anything else, then for the fact that he's a big cat
(and we all know the internet belongs to cats) On the surface, Scar is a really villainous
villain (he kills his own brother, tries to kill his nephew and takes over the royal throne. He's essentially a Game of Thrones character). Deep inside, well, he's even more rotten than
his surface. So why love him? He's a classy villain. Jeremy Irons really infused him with plenty
of meat (especially for a cartoon character), and you can see it on the screen. You can see it in Scar's voice inflexions,
in the way he takes over the Kingdom (after murdering his actual big brother), in the
way he mesmerizes the audience with one of the catchiest Disney songs ever. Really, in everything he does. We love Scar! 5. Maleficent, Sleeping Beauty
Let's face it: Maleficent is quite relatable. OK, not in the sense that you'd curse a baby
because you weren't invited to a party, but in the sense that you feel her pettiness. You know her rage. You get her. Maleficent is not a nice person in any way
hell, even her name suggests it! But she's absolutely magnetic. You can't get your eyes off her not when she
curses a baby and comes back 16 years later to make sure her words are fulfilled, not
when she doesn't want Sleeping Beauty to be awoken by true love, not when she turns into
a freaking dragon Plus, technically, Maleficent's got her own
movie, so once you see that you'll feel even more attracted to her. 4. Ursula, The Little Mermaid
She's a real villain in every sense there is (WHO steals someone's voice???). But she's fabulous. She has the makeup skills of an artist, the
mad witchcraft ability of a Satanist and the self-confidence of a pageant queen, despite
having the looks of a schoolbus fire. With such a killer voice, she really makes
evil look fun because frankly, she revels in it. Ursula is bad to the bone (or, you know, to
whatever holds octopuses together). But she's so good at being bad that you can't
but love her. 3. Gaston, Beauty and the Beast
On the one hand, he's a player. He's also smug, arrogant and he seems to be
unable to look past his own looks. Many would say he's misogynistic (but then
again, the setting of the film is like 1740. So, is he really by that time's standard?) And he's dangerous, violent and hot-headed. And yet, even with all of this, Gaston is
recurrently ranked as one of the most liked Disney villains ever. Why? Well, he seems to have some sort of magnetism
that rallies people around him. He's the attractive guy who would normally
get the girl in pretty much every other movie (but spoiler alert, not here). And I think, if we're being honest, it's that
he's really not any worse than the movie's good guy. The Beast kidnaps a woman and forces her to
go to creepy dinner parties with her. This is the Disney equivalent of chaining
your Tinder date to a radiator. And self-centered or not, you gotta give Gaston
credit for leading the charge to fight a literal beast. 2. Oogie Boogie, The Nightmare Before Christmas
Okay, we're kind of out of season with Oogie Boogie here, as he's the absolute (and yet
sadly uncrowned) villain KING of Halloween and Christmas animations. Oogie Boogie is a pretty peculiar guy. To begin with, he's made out of a burlap sack
and animated by a thousand and one bugs. That's enough to give anyone nightmares which
is actually where this fun boogieman comes from. Everything about him is just insane in the
most way. The dice, the roulette wheel, the toys and
weird stuff in his lair. But the strangest thing about Oogie Boogie
is that he doesn't pop up on screen for more than 10 minutes total in the entire movie. But he sticks with you for every minute of
your life once you see him. A truly haunting Tim Burton creation worthy
of a medal. And the thing that does it, is his amazing
singing voice. Voiced by Ken Page, Oogie Boogie delivers
the best song in Nightmare Before Christmas and arguably one of the best in the Disney
universe. He may be the thing of nightmares, but they're
the most fun nightmares you can have. 1. Hades, Hercules
This dude is the literal King of Hell so, yeah, he's pretty bad. The thing is though, this guy has BIG ambitions. Hes a god and he wants to overthrow his big
brother (Zeus, who else?) and rule over Olympus (and, well, the world). He's ready to do anything it takes but on
the way to that, he knows better than to lose his sense of humor. And with the voice of James Woods, we get
nothing but quick-witted, sarcastic hilarity. Although he rules over the dead, he's got
energy like nobody else. He's downright manic in everything: the way
he talks, the way he moves Even his hair is manic. No commercial to hair dye intended here, but
Hades is most likely the inventor of the colored hair trend. When he's chill, his hair is cool blue. But when he turns up, the hair changes into
different shades of yellow, orange, and red. He's like that meter that gauges threats of
terrorism. How can you not love him? An energy-bomb, a comedian, and a hair guru
at the same time. I bet an Olympus ruled by him would never
get boring. And that's why he get's our pick for number
one. But what do you think? Who's the Disney Villain that you can't help
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