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Question of the Week: Which villain were you secretly rooting for?

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Which villain were you secretly rooting for?

My answer: Klaus Mikaelson

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Which villain were you secretly rooting for?

My answer: Klaus Mikaelson

Drop your answer below!

 


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Syndrome


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@patreon_17342585 especially when you listen to the nsa tapes of certain heroes like psychwave.


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lowkey Thanos


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Killmonger 


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Shego hands down, queen slays


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Godzilla


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Catra, she just needed a win 


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Velvet and Veneer (Velvet is a diva)


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Dracula from Castlevania 


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Regina A.K.A the Evil Queen


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Dr. Doofenshmirtz and Lord Dominator.
The Lich


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Jessie, James, and Meowth of Team Rocket.


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Black Hat from Villainous.


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Bill Cipher , cause chaos

 

Hannibal Lecter , both movie & tv show version 

With a few exceptions, I'm almost always yelling at him to eat that rude person 😆

Shego , my beloved 

 

And the one that is absolutely my "baby girl"

Dr. Doofenshmirtz 

 

After all he started Love Muffin L.O.V.E. M.U.F.F.I.N

 

League Of Villianous Evildoers Maniacally United For Frightening Investments in Naughtiness 


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Every time I rewatch TVD I always find myself rooting for Klaus and Katherine.


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@mackenziebaur2-gmail-com Right?? Katherine such a baddie

Katherine > Elena


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Magneto 

 


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  1. Hannibal Lecter
  2. Magneto 
  3. Roy Batty (Blade Runner)
  4. David from the Alien prequels. 

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The Dinosaurs in Jurassic Park


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Ken from the Bee Movie


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The Phantom of The Opera 


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Erik is one of the most compelling characters in literature and theater because his profound flaws make his desperate longing for love deeply human. While his actions are undeniably monstrous, it is impossible not to feel a wave of empathy for the sheer isolation he endured simply for the crime of being born different. He represents the ultimate outsider—a musical genius trapped in a living nightmare, hidden away in the shadows of the opera house. What makes him so captivating is the raw, vulnerable duality of his nature: one moment he is a terrifying maestro commanding the dark, and the next, he is just a broken soul weeping at Christine's feet, begging for the one thing he has never known—basic human kindness. Loving Erik means recognizing that beneath the phantom's mask lies a tragic, aching heart that just wanted to be seen, accepted, and loved.

 

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@abi_rose I had NO idea the Phantom's name was Erik! I haven't read the literature, but I've seen the play on Broadway and watched the movie version with Gerard Butler. I don't think they mentioned his name at all in either of those! It was probably done to add more mystery to the character and make him more frightening to the audience. I feel like giving him a name humanizes him and maybe that's why they left it out, and he is a human, but they want the audience to see him as something unearthly, unnatural, horrifying. His pain and deep emotion show us that he is human and has a soul. He's still a villain, he commits murder, he stalks, he kidnaps, he terrorizes, he's obsessed. However, one can't help but empathize with him. He's tortured and has never received a drop of kindness. This doesn't excuse his behavior, but it makes us understand it and wish a better outcome for him.


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It’s Dracula from Castlevania (show). Hands down 


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Also, Stain from My Hero Academia. 


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Zemo in The Falcon and the Winter Soldier 


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Zuko from ATLA


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I liked Zuko from the very beginning because, despite being introduced as the villain, his intense vulnerability and desperate need for approval made him deeply human. Unlike flat, purely evil antagonists, Zuko entered the story carrying the literal and emotional scars of rejection, making his frantic pursuit of the Avatar feel less like malice and more like a heartbroken kid trying to earn his way back home. Watching him balance that fierce, hot-headed determination with moments of quiet insecurity—all while being gently guided by Uncle Iroh—made it incredibly easy to see past his rough exterior. I sensed right away that his anger was just a shield for his grief, making him someone I couldn't help but root for, even when he was technically the "bad guy."

 

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Pain from Naruto lowkey and thanos.


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Not in the beginning, but later in the series,  it was Regina from Once Upon A Time 


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Darth Maul! 


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The Volturi in Twilight. Everyone in the movie series is so bad. 


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Tai Long, he deserved to have a happy ending after the way he was discarded by Shifu and Oogway. It doesn't excuse what he did to the village when he was denied being the dragon warrior, but he deserved better than what he got.


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tiffany valentine from bride of chucky.


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