TV & Film Disney Villains
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Some of these aren't included, but I really like the song "Hellfire" from The Hunchback of Notre Dame, so points to Frollo for that one. I also love Scar and his singing as well as Oogie Boogie and the three kids helping him, whose names I can't remember. I think the Jabberwocky from Alice in Wonderland is pretty cool. Maleficent is a wonderful movie. Lastly is Shan Yu from Mulan - questionably human with a dramatic soundtrack, equal parts funny and fearsome.
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eloquinox
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Captain Hook, because OUAT!! (OUAT is Once Upon A Time, it's a show) :0
FA91
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Hades. I mean why isn't he on the list? He's like the funniest Disney Villain EVER! He walked into the show after 10 seconds it started and he literally stole the whole show. Personally I think without him, the show would be all meh xD
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YES. YES. YES.FA91 said:Hades. I mean why isn't he on the list? He's like the funniest Disney Villain EVER! He walked into the show after 10 seconds it started and he literally stole the whole show. Personally I think without him, the show would be all meh xD
Hades all the way. Love him to death.
BlackPlagued
You're eating maggots Michael
I choose Ursula. I find her so fabulous
Qen
The Silhouette
Oooohhh, I love Mother Gothel 
The theatrical flair, enthusiasm and drama she carries herself with is great.
That and she certainly is cunning, along with being one of the few villains who didn't actually want power; she just wanted to live forever.
The theatrical flair, enthusiasm and drama she carries herself with is great.
That and she certainly is cunning, along with being one of the few villains who didn't actually want power; she just wanted to live forever.
Morris
A Hunter Must Hunt
I know the guy is not on the list, but if I can pick from outside of it, then my choice is: Shan Yu from Mulan.
No theatrics, no superpowers. Boundless confidence, a dark sense of humor, lots of ambition, raw power and the will to use it. He came dangerously close to achieving his goals, and was stopped last moment only. In addition, he had something that a lot of other Disney villains lacked: he paid respect to others. To allies and enemies alike. The lupine features of his character design made him memorable as well; threatening, bestial, and yet, he was frighteningly human.
From the listed villains, my choice falls on Scar. He made a great impression on me; he was a coward, but wickedly cunning. It showed me at an early age that someone doesn't need to be actually strong or violent to become horribly dangerous.
No theatrics, no superpowers. Boundless confidence, a dark sense of humor, lots of ambition, raw power and the will to use it. He came dangerously close to achieving his goals, and was stopped last moment only. In addition, he had something that a lot of other Disney villains lacked: he paid respect to others. To allies and enemies alike. The lupine features of his character design made him memorable as well; threatening, bestial, and yet, he was frighteningly human.
From the listed villains, my choice falls on Scar. He made a great impression on me; he was a coward, but wickedly cunning. It showed me at an early age that someone doesn't need to be actually strong or violent to become horribly dangerous.
eclipsehowls
Five Thousand Club
Not sure. I like Cruella DuVille.
LocoMetal
I'm here to shank and smile!
Hades, easily. He completes me.
darth bunny
the lamest sith lord
Prince Hans, anyone. Anyone? c:
