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Oliver & Company What Complete Monster list involving would be complete without a mention of Sykes? This is a villain who is willing to roll up a car window against the neck of someone who failed to pay back a loan, (Sykes later releases attack dogs against the pet dog of the same victim) or to kidnap a little girl to try to extort money from her wealthy parents. Percival McLeach from The Rescuers Down Under.

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Turbo from Wreck it Ralph is so narcissistic he got his own game and a another game up pulled (leaving the inhabits of the games homeless or dead) and tried to kill (yes kill) Vanellope and take her place. Even is Freudian Excuse only explain he's Behavior. Lotso is given the opportunity to redeem himself but refuses to do so. While there plenty most evil characters here. And all this was some he could play super hero. Then he releases is doomsday device on the general public. Then when Mr Incredible threatened to kill his assistant he said go a head. He then shoots down the plant that Mr Incredible's family is on. He starts by killing the worlds super heros partly to test he's doomsday device and partly to get them out of the way. Not only does he show no remorse, when he's about to kill Simba near the end, he gloats about killing Mufasa. Even before that, he was willing to have his hyena minions not only kill Simba but also his friend Nala, who was not only also a cub but someone who Scar didn't even NEED to have killed, unlike Simba and Mufasa who at least were in his way to the throne. He orchestrates a plot to murder his own brother and his young nephew, Simba, actually kills his brother on-screen in a Disney film, lies to poor, grief-stricken little Simba to make him blame himself for the death of Mufasa, and after telling Simba to run away, he sends his mooks out after him to kill him anyway. Even being a classic case of Knight Templar, the things he does casts his "good intentions" as being sham and hollow. A notable exception to other Disney Laughably Evil villains. His creepy, creepy lust for Esmeralda only heightens the revulsion audiences have for him, and there aren't any other Disney villains who've tried to burn entire innocent families alive in their homes, either. The opening riddle regarding him and Quasimodo is even "Who is the monster and who is the man?" Most Disney villains want to do things like. In The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Judge Claude Frollo (the character above) is likely one of the most evil characters the company has ever invented. Jacques from Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island stands out as a stark contrast with his two Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds co-conspirators. Robotnik in Sonic Sat AM unlike the much less evil version of him you'd see in other Sonic cartoons, (or the games themselves) is much less pleasant. And repeatedly threatens to decapitate Spike (who is a child.) Who planed to create " The night that never ends" by kidnapping ponies and turning them into monsters. Lord Tirek from the original My Little Pony Special. They show no regret for their crimes.Īvatar The Last Airbender: Fire Lord Ozai, a genocidal, child-abusing fascist dictator who has dedicated weeks at a time and large portions of his national army to hunting down and killing a twelve-year-old and his friends. They are completely devoid of altruistic qualities. The character's terribleness is played seriously at all times, evoking fear, revulsion and hatred from the other characters in the story. The character is truly heinous by the standards of the story, which makes no attempt to present the character in any positive way. A Complete Monster is a Character (always a villain, but not always a antagonist,) who is as evil as it gets and as almost no redeeming qualities and there is no chances of them turning good (If they do the very credibility of the story is likely to be threatened.)Ī Complete Monster can be recognized by these signs:











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