Frollo, I think was the most evil character, because he wasn't just evil in the sense like he was a super villain, but evil as he was a sadistic sociopath. Oh also because he tried to kill Quasimoto as a child, which is pretty evil in itself.
So which Disney Villain really was the most Evil?
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I didn't understand this when I was younger, and now... Cannot unhear/un-understand. You have ruined my childhood memories :'(ace_of_something said:
But yeah, Frollo is pretty damn messed up, though I'd have to disagree with you on the "villain gets best song in movie" hypothesis. "Kiss the girl" is a great song, and need I remind everyone of "Everybody wants to be a cat"?
OT: I'd still kinda go with Hades. You know, god of the Underworld and shizz.
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Poaches endangered species with a confirmed kill on a rare super-eagle, kidnaps a young child, tricks the authorities (and mother) into thinking he's dead, tortures said boy for the local of the other super-eagle and her eggs, releases and tricks the kid into thinking the eagle is already dead, follows the kid and captures the eagle, sends his goanna to eat the eagle's eggs, and then proceeds to (attempt to) feed the kid to the crocs officially, even going so far as to shoot the rope holding him when malfunctions occur.
Poaches endangered species with a confirmed kill on a rare super-eagle, kidnaps a young child, tricks the authorities (and mother) into thinking he's dead, tortures said boy for the local of the other super-eagle and her eggs, releases and tricks the kid into thinking the eagle is already dead, follows the kid and captures the eagle, sends his goanna to eat the eagle's eggs, and then proceeds to (attempt to) feed the kid to the crocs officially, even going so far as to shoot the rope holding him when malfunctions occur.
dont you mean the devil?Soviet Heavy said:I'd say Scar, but Chernabog is the living embodiment of evil, so he wins.
Yes, he is the Devil, but Disney was kinda stingy about calling him that in later years, so they decided to call him Chernabog, which translates into Devil. So yeah...lordlillen said:dont you mean the devil?Soviet Heavy said:I'd say Scar, but Chernabog is the living embodiment of evil, so he wins.
What about Gaston from Beauty and the Beast? The guy was a pile of ego rivaling that of Duke Nukem, always believing the world existed for him. He only ever tried to kill the Beast because he stood between Gaston and Belle, who never really wanted Gaston in the first place.
Goddamn Lotsa Bear. I love me some Ned Beatty, but his character was so ridiculously and pointlessly evil that it nearly ruined that movie for me.
He was just like the bad guy in Toy Story 2, but at least that guy had a decent motivation for his evil deeds. It was an interesting moral dilemma in that movie.
Why would he try to kill them all after they saved him? What possible purpose would that serve? What did he have to gain by not letting them escape? It was all very contrived to get to the incinerator scene.
He was just like the bad guy in Toy Story 2, but at least that guy had a decent motivation for his evil deeds. It was an interesting moral dilemma in that movie.
I think Scar and Frollo(villian in The Hunchback of Notre Dame) are the only Disney villians to actually succeed in killing anyone, so by default they have to be the most evil Disney villians. All the other Disney villians are really just talk.
Frollo. Even Hades you can feel some sympathy for with how Zeus and the others treat him, but Frollo has no excuse for his murder of ethnics and brainwashing of Quasimodo. Worse, his self-righteousness reminds of how stuck-up and holier-than-thou I was around age 10.
Jafar and Scar are up there, both singe-mindedly pursuing power. A motivation everyone can understand, even if they don't like it.
Jafar and Scar are up there, both singe-mindedly pursuing power. A motivation everyone can understand, even if they don't like it.
Would she be more evil if she sang Nirvana's "Heart-Shaped Box" throughout the movie? Or at least hummed it?Lilani said:
Couldn't be happier with Maleficent, especially as a Kingdom Hearts fan (irritating Dragon Maleficent boss), I mean, despite the fact that she's a woman, and I'm not, of course. Yeah, Frollo calls upon the powers of hell, but Maleficent IS the powers of hell. All of them, I quote. Not as evil as when she promises that the Prince will get to marry Aurora, but only when he's an old man and she's a cryogenic maiden, though. Ouch?
Got to say Hades just for the fact that he managed to be hilariously evil.Heck,he tried to conquer the gods and he was one.
I always thought of Frollo as more insane than malicious.Greyfox105 said:
It seemed that everything bad he did was out of his obsession and desire over Esmerallda, which doesn't really make him evil, it just makes him insane and willing to do anything no matter how horrible to get the target of his obsessions.
All because he was lustful, flawed and corrupt from power which are pretty much core parts of what makes people Human.
So unless if you could call parts of Human nature it's self evil...
Although I don't remember watching the movie, I did read the Novel about a year ago, and it was so sad. :-(
Pretty much every one dies.
Really? Nobody thought of Shan Yu (from Mulan)? The dude burned entire towns and tried to kill the Emperor of China. As far as his motive, he's probably the most successful of all Disney villains. He was the leader of an invading army, and they destroyed everything in their path up until meeting the army Mulan was in.
