Nickelodeon has always been a hotspot for
cartoons, with classic shows like Spongebob Squarepants and The Fairly Oddparents standing
tall and proudly through the test of time. Even lesser known shows like Doug and The
Wild Thornberrys still get a good following years later. Throughout the years, the network has blessed
us with countless beloved friendly characters. But for every show, there has to be an opposing
force, an antagonist to cause conflict in some way, and Nick cartoons are no exceptions. But, which villains are the most vile? That is what we are asking today. But before we go any further, we gotta lay
out da rules, Fairly Oddparents style. Firstly, there are many kinds of Nick shows
and movies out there, so for this list, we are just focusing on the main Nicktoons lineup,
no Nick Jr, or Nick Movies. Secondly, the villain must be introduced in
the cartoon show first; no movie villains. However, thirdly, if the villain of the show
plays the role as a villain in a movie made after the show aired, then their deeds on
the silver screen will count towards their overall morality. With da rules out of the way, I’m Kyle from
WickedBinge, and today, this is Nickelodeon Villains, evil to most evil. As usual, we’ll be starting with the least
evil characters and working our way down to the most evil. Up first, for our least evil villain: We have
a villain who isn’t evil. Helga G. Pataki. Hailing from Hey Arnold, this schoolyard bully
is most commonly seen pushing, shoving and punching anyone she doesn’t like, including
our beloved football head. On the surface, that’s all she seems to
be, however, veterans of the show know that she is not all that bad. Her problems seem to come forth from a neglectful
homelife, with a father that doesn’t care about her and focuses more on her sister,
Olga, who is oblivious to her ignorant parents. On top of that, her mother couldn’t be a
more obvious metaphor for a drunk person if she had the words “I’m drunk” tattooed
to her forehead. She really didn’t receive any forms of positive
attention, at least until Arnold helped her from the rain and complimented her pink bow. This sets off her obsession with Arnold, and
yes, it is an obsession, judging from the shrine she has of him. However, after being mocked by others for
having a crush, she felt like the only choice of action was to toughen up and push back. This doesn’t excuse her actions per say,
but this does help explain why she acts like this. Besides, she does do a good amount of good
deeds, ranging from trying to help Arnold out of being used by Summer in “Summer Love”
while paying mind to not crush the poor kid, giving up her treasured shoes to help her
crush reunite Mr. Hynuh with his daughter, and even helping Arnold save the town in the
first movie. What puts her this low is the second movie,
with her realizing how much Arnold wants to see his parents again and helping him escape
from Lasombra and even give him her heart locket with Arnold’s own face in it to stop
the sleeping disease. In the end, despite what it may seem at first
glance, Arnold puts it best in the Jungle Movie; “I think your heart... is more pure
than you know.” Our second “bad guy but not really” goes
to Nora Beady from Back At The Barnyard. While she did appear in the film for a bit,
she isn’t that big of a player, as Dag takes the role of the main antagonist, so she counts
for this list. In comparison to Dag’s cruel and demented
actions towards the farm animals, even killing Ben, all Nora really wants to do is to expose
the animals’ ability to walk and talk. Of course, as the animals fear the fact that
this means being sent to scientists to be experimented on, their fears of her are definitely
justified, and why she is above Helga. However, let’s consider this from her point
of view. The poor old woman is constantly teased and
pranked by the animals, and even at one point, ends up in a mental hospital thanks to their
antics getting to her that badly in “Saving Mrs. Beady”. Not only that, but she really isn’t intent
on harming them, at least herself, and usually does her schemes in ways that won’t hurt
them until they get to the scientists. It is certainly hard to blame her, especially
when she has been shown to be willing to reason with the animals, and even befriend them until
she was literally struck with lightning and forgot everything, as seen in “Beady And
The Beast”. She may be rough at times, but really, with
how rough life can be with her, it’s pretty hard to blame her. Now moving onto people that try to be bullies
just to amuse themselves, we have the three-year-old tyrant, Angelica Pickles. Considering her age, it may be quite easy
as to deduce why she isn’t any higher. She is just a standard preschool bully towards
the Rugrats, content with just stealing their sweets and lying to them, like with her pretending
that Cynthia was kidnapped in order to get the babies to give her sweets, to tricking
them to working for her for free, like in her lemonade stand business in “Angelica’s
Last Stand”. And her constant rivalry with Susie. She also isn’t above manipulating parents
if she can, like using Stu’s invention in “Angelica Orders Out” to trick her father
into buying her gifts and buying a lot of take out. However, she is still, just a toddler herself;
shocking, I know. Her schemes never really do any lasting harm
and just blows up in her face in the end. She also does have her own morality, as she
is horrified at just how mean Coco could be in “Rugrats In Paris”, and steps in to
stop Josh from bullying the babies in “New Kid In Town”. She does indeed care for the babies deep down,
but she isn’t interested in showing it. She may be a villain, but she is still just
a kid, or in her case, a dumb baby. Fourth place belongs to The Greaser Dogs from
CatDog. These 3 alley dogs live on the streets and
are your run of the mill playground jerks, physically assaulting whoever they can, namely
CatDog for being different from them. Cliff is the short tempered leader, more than
happy to throw the first punch at people that he sees as different. He did try to go straight once in “Beware
Of Cliff” after being stuck under some weights, only for it to not stick in the end. Well; at least there was an attempt. And hey, when he isn’t pounding CatDog,
he actually takes ballet, so he’s not all bad. Shriek is the female of the group. Originally from a rich family, her demanding
mother and careless and ignorant father made her desire a new life, leading her to the
Greasers. She promises to only hurt Cat whenever they
are about to be pounded, due to having a crush on Dog. Even then, she still has been shown to be
friendly with Cat at times. Considering how Cat has a crush on her and
creates one of the oddest love triangles ever, it’s safe to say that she is at least more
reasonable than Cliff. Finally, there’s the nicest of the group,
Lube. He may look dumb, but he’s probably the
smartest one of the group, being a mechanic as well as a cook for the group when making
snacks for them and ironing their clothes. In “The Great Parent Mystery”, he actually
helps the duo on grounds of having a cat mom and dog dad and being part cat. Heck, in “All You Need is Lube”, Lube
befriends and helps out CatDog after they get a tick off of him, even leaving the Greasers. Overall, while they are brash and harmful
at times, each member of the group is nicer than the last, letting them enjoy a low spot
on this list. Next up, we have the much hated show, Planet
Sheen’s villain, Dorkus. In comparison to other villains on this list,
Dorkus finds himself in a rather advantageous position. He is the self declared enemy to Sheen, who
has become the ambassador of Earth, and Dorkus wants to expose Sheen for the idiot he is. It’s hard to feel bad for the guy, considering
that Sheen broke his house on Jimmy’s rocket on the way into Zeenu, and that Sheen doesn’t
seem to notice him or notice how serious he is. Heck, Sheen even has the audacity to say that
his house was in the way of the rocket. So, if he is rather justified in hating Sheen,
what makes him worse than the others? Well, he is rather eager to get Sheen killed
off. From setting up Sheen to face off against
a unicorn ready to eat him in “Isn’t That Cute”, to setting up a big and elaborate
play riddled with death traps made specifically for Sheen in “Act One; Sheen One”. And don’t forget, Sheen is still just a
kid, no matter how dumb he is. Plus, aside from the pilot, Sheen really doesn’t
have any hatred for Dorkus, even trying to invite him to a house party in “The Boy
Next Dorkus”. He may have his reasons for hating Sheen,
but there is a fine line between hating and trying to kill, and he crossed it. That said, it is hard to blame him for the
grudge in the first place. Up next, we have the main villain of Rocket
Power, Lars Rodriguez. As Twister’s brother, there is bound to
be a lot of brotherly annoyances. With his own gang of Pi, Sputz, and Animal,
they are often rivals for Otto’s own gang. The two often get into competition with each
other, with Lars’s team losing more often than not. That being said, he still does have some love
for his little brother; from not wanting others to hurt him as he is the only one allowed
to harm him, even helping out Otto and friends if it means helping Twister, like making sure
their sandcastle is still up for the judges to see in “The Great Sandcastle Race”. Also filling in for Otto’s team when he
is asked to if one of their members can’t compete... like when Otto broke his leg, or
when they had to replace Sam in a NHL blackout tournament. While he still is occasionally a caring brother
to Twister... he’s also definitely a bully. Up next, we have Fanboy and Chum Chum’s
own bully, Boog! As the runner of their favorite store with
their favorite drink, the Frosty Freezie Freeze, they often end up crossing paths, and more
often than not, end up getting bopped by Boog. This Frosty Mart worker is just as cold as
the drinks he sells. He cares more about his Chimp Chomp machine
than he does for any real human, more than willing to punch whoever he wants for fun. Even though he is 20 years old, he has no
problem whatsoever with actually punching kids, even enjoying “delivering knuckle
sandwiches” like it was a hobby. And when punching doesn’t work, like in
“Fanboy and The Plastic Bubble” when he tried to punch Fanboy’s plastic bubble,
he’ll just try to punch harder till it takes, or even take advantage of their kindness by
faking an allergy attack to leave the boys vulnerable. The only times where he is somewhat friendly
with Fanboy and Chum Chum is when he is either using them to help find a monster in “Monster
In The Mist”, or pranking Yo in “Prank Master”. If he is only friendly when either causing
misery to others or furthering his own safety, then it is pretty safe to say that this is
one worker you don’t want to work with. We can’t forget Ed Bighead of Rocko’s
Modern Life. He serves as the main antagonist for Rocko,
being grumpy due to having to live next door. The guy has his own team of scientists dedicated
to building a heat ray just to kill Rocko and his friends underneath his house as seen
in “Wacky Delly”. His hatred for him extends so much that even
when Rocko is nice to him, like in “Cabin Fever” with Rocko allowing the Bigheads
to stay in his cabin, all he complains about is that he’s sharing a cabin and tries to
make it miserable for him still. That said, what ultimately saves Ed from going
any higher is his role in the series finale, “Static Cling”, with him eventually making
amends with Rocko thanks to him bringing back his son, now daughter, Rachael, formerly Ralph,
before getting a sex change. Ed even ends up helping Rocko accept that
change is natural in life. While it is nice to see amends being made;
it is still hard to forget just how gung-ho he was about killing off our favorite wallaby. Another early 90’s character, we have Bill
Bluff, from Doug. Originally starting out on Nick then moving
to Disney, we’re still counting Doug here due to how many people still see Doug as a
Nick show. He’s the richest man in Bluffington, and
he isn’t afraid of flaunting his wealth around. He’s able to rig a contest just so a school
could be named after his daughter, and use his money to pay cops to do whatever he wants. The highlight of his villainy is in “Doug’s
Christmas Story”, where he made the lives of Doug and all of his family nightmares,
just because they tried to stand up for Doug’s dog, Porkchop. This was all for Porkchop biting his daughter
in an attempt to save her life from falling into some thin ice. Bill responded by being sent to the meanest
dog pound in town by forcing the mayor to do so, publicly shaming Doug and his family
because they protested it, and tried to get Porkchop killed off by rigging the trial against
him. His nastiest role however comes from “Doug’s
1st Movie”. In an attempt to keep the fact that he dumps
chemicals into a lake a secret, he attempts to kill the harmless mutated lizard that came
out of the lake, and tried to blackmail two kids into keeping it a secret. He may be the CEO of Bluffington, but saying
that he is good is a bluff in and of itself. For our next entry, we have to go low...as
in, going under the sea to meet Sheldon J. Plankton. The owner of the failure known as the Chum
Bucket, he once was actually buddy buddy with Mr. Krabs in their youth, and even teamed
up to create their first restaurant, to...little success, putting it nicely. The food was so bad it flat out killed Old
Man Jenkins, or are least, one of the many different versions of Old Man Jenkins. While Mr. Krabs felt bad about it, Plankton
didn’t even seem fazed by it, and an argument about the formula would lead them to split
and go down their own paths, becoming bitter enemies. He has since been a constant visitor to the
Krusty Krab for the Krabby Patty, but not to buy it, but to steal the formula for it. These schemes range from faking being Spongebob’s
friend, tricking the citizens of Bikini Bottom to go on a freezing tundra race to leave the
Krusty Krab empty and alone for him to steal the formula, and even tricking Mr. Krabs into
working his employees overtime with 24 hours a day. His worst deed however is his deadliest plan;
plan Z from the original Spongebob Movie. Starting with him stealing Neptune’s Crown,
this escalated to getting Mr. Krabs so close to death by having him be frozen by King Neptune,
and evening further by hypnotizing the entire residence of Bikini Bottom, turning them into
slaves for him. He may be small, but he sure is effective
for what he does. That said, what puts him lower than more vicious
villains is that he actually does have a couple people in his life that he does care about;
his computer wife called Karen, his pet amoeba called Spot, and his son, Chip Plankton II. With Karen, it is with him confessing that
he still thinks highly of her in the second Spongebob movie, and saving her life in Karen
2.0. With Spot, it’s adopting him and treating
him like an actual pet in “Plankton’s Pet”. With Chip, it’s growing to like him after
saving him from a gang in “Karen’s Baby”. He even ends up helping Mr. Krabs get his
formula back from Burgerbeard in Sponge Out Of Water just because he promised him. Overall, despite what he is capable of doing,
he really is “1% Evil, and 99% Hot Gas”. Up next we have the ever forgetful professor,
Professor Finbarr Calamitous. Once a student of Ms. Fowl’s class, he was
once hailed as a brilliant upcoming student, if not for one major flaw; he just can’t
finish anything; food, homework, even his own sentences. After leaving school after not finishing his
lunch one day, the professor became the evil mad scientist he is today; or he would be
more evil and powerful, if he ever finished his inventions. Instead, he just kidnaps Jimmy to force him
to finish his inventions. With these inventions complete, he truly becomes
powerful, with gizmos ranging from helping him take over Retroville, flat out melting
Mount Everest, and even trying to change reality as he sees fit during “Jimmy Timmy Power
Hour 2” after merging with Jordan. That said, the professor does have his own
limit; namely having a daughter called Beautiful Gorgeous, and teaching her the ropes of being
a villain, even if she doesn’t like his own buffoonish nature. Just be thankful that he is just as forgetful
and procrastinating as he is. There really isn’t more evil than someone
who just doesn’t finish their...Eh, I’ll finish editing the script later. Next we have the father of a superhero, Puma
Loco, aka Grandpapi Rivera from El Tigre. His exact alignment is as hard to pin down
as you would expect as someone with the name “Crazy Puma” would have. He is the feared villain of Miracle City,
constantly robbing banks with the only person able to stop him being his own son, Rodolfo
Rivera, and his superhero form, White Pantera. As the grandfather of the easily influenced
Manny Rivera, or El Tigre trying to find his own path in life, he wants him to become a
villain just like he was. He may be retired as of now, but he still
goes out for a night of robbing banks or jewelry if the mood strikes. He is a family man however, and still loves
his heroic son and grandson, being happy with whatever path he chooses to go down, good
or evil. This morality forces him to end up helping
out his family, and thus do good over evil. Heck, in the series finale, "No Boots, No
Belt, No Brero", he ends up with El Tigre’s belt, and after learning how to control it,
was able to beat up other supervillains with the family, and even became celebrated as
a hero. Overall, while he certainly does have a couple
skeletons in his closet, he also does a fair amount of spring cleaning in there as well. He may be proud to be a villain, but he’s
prouder as a family man. Unlucky number 13 belongs to the villainous
Verminious Snaptrap. The big bad of T.U.F.F. Puppy, this rodent of unusual size is the
leader of the Diabolical Order Of Mayhem, or DOOM. As the main villain, he is quite unhinged. Alongside performing many evil schemes to
try to take over the world, he also has shown frequent disregard for his own workers, more
than happy with punishing them should they fail, like tossing his henchmen into a shark
tank, or even just stealing their plans for world conquest. He is as evil as he is petty; with his schemes
being a toss up between just acting like a spoiled child that has been told “no”,
to more vile schemes like trying to launch the townspeople into the sun, sinking a ship
by crashing it into a iceberg, and trying to blow up the sun just to make popcorn. He does have a bit of a gentleman side to
him however, as he is always nice enough to tell T.U.F.F. just what his scheme is, considering
it rude to not let them know in advance. If it’s your birthday, then he’ll give
you the gift of letting you celebrate it first before killing you, because hey, no one’s
that evil. He also considers just eating the people who
blocked him from riding a monotrail a bit too much, as it’s just too dark and disturbing. He also ends up finding love in “Snap Dad”,
falling in love with Dudley’s mother and even becoming an agent for T.U.F.F. to prove
himself to her. He failed in the end, but there was an attempt. In the end, he may be a villain, but you may
be able to leave an encounter with him alive. Just, don’t offer him cheese. He’s allergic to it, and yes, he’s aware
of the irony. As we continue our descent, we have Chalkzone’s
own villainous Scrawl. Created after a botched drawing by Rudy, he
has come to hate his own appearance and takes out his rage by attacking the denizens of
Chalkzone. He’s a villain and proud of it; more than
happy of it, constantly trying to make life miserable. This can range from trying to flood and commit
the mass murder of many of the inhabitants of Chalkzone by trapping them in a museum
in “The Skrawl”... to building a robotic brain to hypnotize the citizens of Chalkzone
in “Scrawl’s Brain.” He even backs out of a deal he made with Rudy
after he tried to fix his appearance, more than willing to let others drown. The only real positive we have for him is
that he seems to care for his underlings, making sure that they don’t get hurt during
the attack on his own brain in “Scrawl’s Brain”. But even then, he still is willing to go rough
on them, as shown in “Beanie Boys To Men”, albeit in more of a drill instructor kind
of way. Also, for as much as he hates Rudy, we do
see him tearfully waving goodbye to him in “Let’s Go Wandering”, as co-creator
Bill Burnett explains that he still saw Rudy as his creator, and it was like saying good-bye
to God as he left you. Overall, he definitely is one crude drawing. Anyone who, without a hint of irony, says
“I’m evil, get it?” is either a proud villain, or a Dungeons and Dragons DM. We’re going to throw in Kip O’Donnell
next. The Poacher from The Wild Thornberrys. Although he’s always with his lackey Beiderman,
we’re going to rank him specifically because he’s clearly the more evil of the duo. O’Donnell definitely seems to be an emotionally
disturbed man and is without a doubt cruel and sadistic. Given his occupation is poacher, it’s not
difficult to understand why he ranks so low. Given everything he has attempted to do throughout
The Wild Thornberrys in order to harm animals, he deserves to be called out for being such
a sick S.O.B. Luckily, his plans are always foiled and he’s
left humiliated. Next, we have Amon, from Legend Of Korra. The leader of the villainous Equalists, his
goal is to make everyone equal by removing bending from everyone. He claims that his parents were killed by
firebenders in front of his very eyes, and as such, wants to rid the world of benders,
seeing bending is the root of all evil. His real backstory is that he is the son of
Yakone, a bender who has lost his powers thanks to Aang. As such, he and his brother Tarrlok were meant
to be raised to revenge, but at the same time, learned the outlawed art of blood bending. While Tarrlok rejected this idea, Amon loved
blood bending, and with how blood bending can make people insane, you get a recipe for
a crazed wannabe messiah. As a public, he tries to keep a clean image,
only going after evil benders till he amassed enough support to attack the more scrupulous
benders. Seeing himself as the solution, he isn’t
afraid to do questionable or downright evil things if it means his goals get closer to
completion. That said, he still does have some care for
his brother, even after he pushed him away as he fell in love with blood bending, and
he at least admits to any crimes that he truly did commit. Plus, as bad as his actions are, he does have
a brighter future in mind, with helping poorer citizens and working for equality. He may have been a sane man at one point,
but at this point, he is far too gone to be reasoned with. He may not be the solution, but he is still
effective all the same, at least in his mind. Vicky of the Fairly OddParents gets the title
of 5th most evil Nickelodeon Villain, and deservedly so. This tyrannical babysitter preys off of unsuspecting
parents to torment poor children. She is psychotic and proud of it; more than
happy to keep torturing kids under her rule by forcing them to do chores, to flat out
blackmail and using chainsaws to scare them. As the series went on, her actions and desires
got more and more demented, eventually reaching global domination in “Channel Chasers”. It’s clear that the show never really intended
for Vicky to be sympathetic in any way, and it shows. She has babysat for way more children than
Timmy and her sister. Now, you may be wondering just how someone
like Vicky can be so twisted. Well, the show offers several explanations. One of which is that her core emotion “Kindness”
never showed up for work in “Tiny Timmy”. In “Snow Bound”, it’s because she claimed
to have had a miserable childhood herself. Finally in “Vicky Loses Her Icky”, it’s
explained that she literally has a bad bug inside her, making her act this way. She certainly does have a lot going for her,
but when she is happy to scare her own family and parents into submission to get her way,
it’s just as hard to feel pity for her. The 4th Most Evil Nickelodeon Villain is Vlad
Plasmius. As the major recurring villain in Danny Phantom,
Danny ends up finding himself facing this foe. As a billionaire half ghost, half man, Vlad
has his sights set on the hand of Maddie Fenton in marriage, being more than willing to kill
Jack Fenton to achieve his goals. He says that this is because Jack caused the
accident that turned him into a half ghost, he had to spend years in a hospital as Jack
married Maddie. For him to be happy, he just needed to marry
Maddie, right? Well, “Masters Of All Time” says no to
that, hard. When the role is flipped and Jack is the one
who gets a half ghost form, he still proves himself to be better than the completely human
Vlad. In “Phantom Planet”, he even decides to
take advantage of an approaching asteroid called the disasteroid, trying to become the
leader of the world, promising that for $500,000,000,000 and controlling the entire world, he’ll
save the world by phasing out the disasteroid. However, this would lead to his downfall as
the disasteroid is covered in a substance that negates ghost powers, and realizing he
blew his cover and can’t go back home, as he would just be hunted. As much of a self entitled fiend this wannabe
lover is, he does at least have the potential for being a decent person. In “The Ultimate Enemy”, he willingly
takes in Danny once he lost literally everything in his life, even trying to remove his ghost
self from his human self, unfortunately creating the dreamed Dark Danny. However, after spending a decade alone, he
does at least wisen up and realized how big of a fool he was. He also is genuinely excited at the idea of
Danny being his prodigy. For as controlling he can be, he does still
have some desire for a family. Of course, due to how he can be, it probably
is for the best that he was hit by the disasteroid at the end of “Phantom Planet”. We’re at the final 3, and the winner of
our bronze trophy is Vexus from My Life As A Teenage Robot. The queen of Cluster Prime who wants Jenny
to join her through any means possible, Vexus has enslaved countless people, or as she calls
them, Flesh Wearers, so they can serve, in her eyes, the superior race, robots. She has proven herself to be a constant threat
to humanity and to Jenny, such as trying to brainwash her with a nanobot in “Hostile
Makeover”, amassing all the robots in a convention in “Tradeshow Showdown” just
to attack Jenny, and even tricking her friend, Sheldon, into giving her Jenny’s master
blueprints in “Designing Women”. Her biggest and deadliest plan however, was
trying to launch a full scale invasion of Earth in “Escape From Cluster Prime”,
where after Jenny got trapped on her own planet, it’s revealed that she’s been lying to
her citizens, saying that Jenny is much more evil than she is, even hiding some important
golden chips that would have given the citizens access to their powers to frame it on Jenny. The reason she isn’t any higher is because
after Jenny’s trip to Cluster Prime, not only have the golden chips been recovered,
but Vexus herself has been deposed of, and now just lives on a floating asteroid. While she still tried to go after Jenny, mainly
by just trying to be petty and steal the spotlight from her at school. It’s very obvious that without her empire,
Vexus really isn’t that powerful of a threat that she wants you to believe she is. That said, she did have one pride and joy,
her own daughter, Vega...at least, she was her pride until she was overthrown by her
and lost access to all her previous resources. Once a powerful threat against Jenny, now
just a common annoyance, it’s kind of hard to not feel a bit bad for her…then you remember
her past misdeeds and realize that she deserved this. With our Silver Medal of overall evil villainy,
we have the Almighty Tallest’s worst nightmare, Zim. At first glance, Zim is just a incompetent
alien invader, sent to Earth only because he caused so much damaged to the Irken Empire. His sidekick GIR can even be more competent
than him at times as seen in “GIR Goes Crazy And Stuff”, and even his own computer system
doesn’t pay him much attention. So, just why does he have a silver medal? Simple; it’s Zim’s same zany nature that
makes him a total threat. Without anyone stopping him, Zim is capable
of creating massive destruction. In vain efforts to appease his Tallests, he
is dead set on making this world dead. In “Walk For Your Lives”, he more or less
created a massive bomb that destroys the entire town. In “The Wettening”, he floods the entire
city with a water balloon after being assaulted by water thanks to his nemesis, Dib. In “Hobo 13”, he ends up casually killing
off fellow Irkens just to get through the deadly obstacle course. In “Battle Of The Planets”, Zim takes
control of Mars itself, as in the literal planet, just to slam it into Earth. And these are just a couple of examples. His most impressive vile feat however is “Into
The Florpus”, where he managed to teleport the entire world into the path of the Irken
Armada, ready to let the Tallest destroy the planet themselves, even creating the titular
Florpus that proved to be a very real threat to Earth by distorting reality and everything
that enters it, including the ever so stubborn Tallest that refused to go around the Florpus
because they don’t believe in turning. Zim came within seconds of reaching his goal
of destroying the Earth for good. So, yeah, as laughable it is to look at Zim’s
usual antics, when the invader is given a free pass, he is more than willing to go all
the way with his schemes just to destroy Earth. The only reason Zim isn’t number one is
that he saved Earth a couple times, like against the planet jackers and Tak, if only so he
can do the deed itself. He may be foolish 9 out of 10 times, but beware
that tenth time... At the very worst of the worst, we’re ending
with Avatar. The Gold Medal of Nickelodeon villainy goes
to the ever over-looming threat of the original Avatar series, Firelord Ozai. In comparison to Amon, who at least was after
a noble goal with some questionable methods, Ozai is just a conqueror of nations just because
of his belief in Fire Nation supremacy. He sees all other nations as weak and is more
than willing to step on them if they get into his way. He is not afraid to use emotions to manipulate
those that he sees as tools, including his own children. He even outright tries to have his own son
killed off numerous times, even being the reason as to he has that scar on his face. Even then, he still treats Azula worse by
grooming her to be his successor, emotionally abusing her and gradually turning her into
a ruthless fighter for the Fire Nation. The kindest thing he ever did to Zuko was
banishing him, ironically enough, as Azula ended up being outright broken once she finally
lost to Katara. He is more than ready to fully end the war
once Sozin’s comet comes by, more or less destroying the whole world just to show off
firebender supremacy. The guy believes that compassion of any kind
is a way of showing how weak people are, not understanding why Aang would possibly let
him live. Given how he believes that there is no right
or wrong code of conduct and how happy he is to take the most sadistic route possible,
it’s hard to argue that he deserves. But being powerless and trapped in a jail
cell with your son locking you up in there? That, we can understand. For a guy that just burns whatever is bothering
him, it’s certainly a fitting end. A villain that is more than happy committing
mass extinction of various continents till they are either dead or surrender to his will,
he more than earned his spot at the top of the list. And that concludes our list. Did we overlook some villain’s wicked misdeed,
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