Top 15 Most BRUTAL Disney Villain Deaths

Disney has never been afraid to shy away from death or dark subject matter. But it's usually the villains who get the most brutal deaths. We're counting down the Top 15 MOST brutal deaths.
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[@HunterX05]

The worst part is Tarzan actually tried to save him, he did it to himself

[@nenamaciak1309]

Yeah he tried to warn him but he didn't listen

[@jada2538]

Kind of like Ziras death in the lion king 2

[@CircuitReborn]

Worst part is..according to the novel...pretty sure they were relatives or something.

[@Akashathesilentassassin]

Yeah, Tarzan yelled "No! Wrong-!" But Clayton didn't listen and continued to cut the vines, and ultimately died.

[@frozenfiredarknight3764]

Clayton got Cocky with his rage and ended up paying for it. still, out of all the deaths, getting hanged was the *Last* thing we would have thought of.

[@angryman1206]

It's surprising when you think about it how very few Disney villains are actually directly killed by the hero. Most of the time their deaths are the result of their own carelessness (Frollo, Clayton, the Evil Queen).

[@jennifertelfer6837]

Yeah! 😮

[@mamabear9467]

Gaston

[@asdeoros4380]

Well jafar bye his ex henchmen Iago

[@Ferdinand36666]

Frollo always confused me I always wondered why he didn’t just step to the side of the gargoyle and onto the balcony 😒

[@Zach-bo8bz]

Dr Facillier is working with a few demons in the form of tiki masks and undead zombies. He tried to pay the back but he failed. I wonder if he can pay them back in death.

[@chadhawksworth9229]

Belle is not the woman Gaston loves. She's the woman he wants to have sex with. And Beast wasn't innocent at first but he later learned it was wrong to kidnap her and let her go even though it would doom him

[@poijnve3912]

and it wasn't belle's father fault? he invided beast's castle first didnt he?

[@jassybeanbiskits7166]

And the Beast didn’t kidnap Belle, she voluntarily took her fathers place.

[@poijnve3912]

@@jassybeanbiskits7166 oh yeah that too, beast do nothing wrong....

[@funkyweapon1981]

I hate that story.

[@RozettaVyper]

Plus the Beast came to respect Belle and love her for who she is which is the main reason why she fell for him. Gaston in the very beginning of the movie, disrespected her as a woman, her interests in reading and educating herself (which was shunned at that time period) and completely ignored everything about Belle except for her looks. Gaston treated her father like a piece of shit like everyone else in the village. Although Beast did the same thing when he first met him, he eventually let Belle go to him when he saw that he was sick and dying. The ending implies that Beast let Maurice move into the castle.

[@arcticwolfplays5519]

Many people forgot that Scar not only killed Mufasa but literally enjoyed doin such a thing and takes his time to revel in the terror in Mufasa’s eyes.

[@jennifertelfer6837]

Yeah. Messed up af

[@DylanR99]

Yep. Apparently in the sequel, it kinda led to a pointless misunderstanding that Zira thinks Simba killed Scar, but little did she know that it was actually the hyenas that killed Scar when they heard that Scar said the hyenas were the enemy.

[@grass_enjoyer]

Yeah but he had intentions, like abuse, how he was always in his shadow, Disney plot, etc. Still pretty messed up stuff

[@Yourbeautiful666]

Sure, but Jafar did the same thing when he thought he killed Aladdin. Nothing beats Clayton’s death. Not to mention all the while that Clayton is swinging his machete in his blind rage, Tarzan realizes he is endangering himself and still pleads for him to stop before he meets his foreseen death.

[@robbertscherhaufer975]

dont forget he eated mufasa to

[@ladystardust5192]

Bonus: In the original Snow White, the evil queen arrives at the wedding, and is punished for her actions by being forced to wear red hot iron shoes and dance until she drops dead. 😁

[@kittyyoutuber9]

Oh wow.... That sounds brutal.

[@cloudydamiasofea115]

That's sure painful

[@thehippydisnerd4887]

I remember reading about that when I was like seven and being all: "holy sh*t-!"

[@Kiara20066]

My older sister told me that.....And that was my favorite story😳

[@noneofyourbusiness1998]

Ouch...

[@brebre3162]

As a kid I never understood Clayton’s death like I never saw the shadow either and seeing it now I’m just traumatized

[@hoene9922]

It took me till I was 11 years old to actually pay attention to the silhouette

[@frozenfiredarknight3764]

same. as a kid I thought he hit the ground. now looking back I realized how horrifying it is.

[@xeronylloyd21]

This… I always thought he fell, crushed and his Machate impaled him. Many years later only I saw that shadow.

[@BF42069]

When I saw Tarzan in year 5 the moment I saw clayton's death I ran to find somewhere to throw up

[@MyAdorableDog176]

@Xerony Lloyd I thought that too but they showed me the shadow…back then when my mama gasped I didn’t realize what happener

[@noisemarine561]

Walt Disney was the true balance. He balanced dark and light perfectly, showed you the consequences of both, snuck in well hidden adult jokes, and added terrific insults.

[@Tailbiter231]

All-audience shows are beautiful in that way.

[@jennifertelfer6837]

Truly magnificent

[@OrdinaryStar12]

I heard Walt Disney’s Okay never mind

[@JeffUni]

New Disney could never

[@maxenemayescalante6938]

Ohnlynoyno Cinoynlyno😅😢

[@Raymix1000]

If you look in Gaston's eyes, there's a set of skulls in each of them, implying he did not make that fall.

[@jennifertelfer6837]

Yup. I pointed this out on another video. 😬 Pretty creepy, as if he's just thinking, "Yup. I can see the end."

[@octanefan...6788]

Bruh even if it did no show the skulls its logical that nobody survives that fall dumbass

[@OrdinaryStar12]

Omg I commented on that! I noticed it too

[@coreyabell6332]

But wait the skulls weren't even visible in the original 1991 theatrical release

[@anniedonahue3089]

Yeah, he didn’t hit the water, he hit the ground.

[@EthanW56]

Frollo: And God shall smite the wicked and plunge them into the firey pit. God: ... You mean like this?? (God kills Frollo)

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa3160]

Maria: correct God!

[@kristinewoodard7068]

Satan: Hello there Frollo

[@ludonymous526]

And here's a catch: by "He", Frollo was no longer refering to God, but rather himself, as in proclaiming himself to be a god as his eyes turn yellow and red, his hair is framed to look like horns, and he flashes a satanic smile, meaning that by this point, Frollo has essentially transformed into Satan.

[@EthanW56]

@@ludonymous526 that’s sick.

[@ludonymous526]

@@EthanW56 Yes. It's sick.

[@staysafe7271]

Clayton’s death sends chills down my spine. That look at at his body swinging back and forth is enough to scar your entire life.

[@ludonymous526]

Not just that. You can even see his eyes popping out while he falls, meaning they get ejected from their sockets once the vine stops and tautens itself.

[@arcticwolfplays5519]

Emotional 🖤 Damage.

[@williamlee9351]

Hes now a skeleton

[@thekrazyhatter5063]

@@ludonymous526 c'mon man you didn't have to do that Kingdom hearts was rated T because of that

[@ludonymous526]

@@thekrazyhatter5063 You'd mean "say". Yeah, it was unnecessary, but it's a truly shocking detail.

[@leepdroon]

That shriek Rourke makes when he is crystalized has been etched into my brain ever since I watched the movie as a kid.

[@jimbodeek]

I'd scream too if I realized I was being turned into a crystallized demon.

[@Opheebop-Productions]

Timestamp?

[@leepdroon]

@@Opheebop-Productions 3:13

[@sophiehale1171]

Yeah

[@EclypseXx]

Yeah... To let you know, in the deleted scene for Beauty and the Beast, Gaston survived the fall but he was eaten alive by the same pack of wolves that tried to kill Belle's father, Belle, and Beast.

[@Alan_Marin]

Not gonna lie, I’m glad they didn’t include that scene, we had enough gruesome deaths to handle

[@warai-san]

Can I find that scene?

[@DontAskCuzillTellYa]

So, what you're saying is Gaston survived the fall, but his true death was being ripped apart by wolves? Whoever said Gaston died by falling is an inaccurate bit**! Sorry, went overboard again. I tend to do that sometimes.

[@ALotofTomFoolery]

Clayton is the darkest, Frollo is second darkest

[@joshualowe1821]

Keegan Lockhart What about SCAR'S death???

[@BeboiGames]

@@joshualowe1821 ye but Clayton is. it's totally brutal, darkest, and terrifying death than most darkest villian deaths. Cause that's a torture device. you can't tell that hang gives your body to shutdown cause hanged. symptoms when you hanged, Suspension of the Neck, Neck Snap.

[@alwaystired2452]

Dr Facilier is Number one. Clayton Number 2

[@garthdavis4320]

And the Horned King isn’t?

[@brundidgeboyz9291]

Yeah, Clayton’s death was very brutal but Ursula was way more brutal because she gets impaled WITH A SHIP! Ouch

[@ALotofTomFoolery]

Scar's is second coolest Clayton is darkest Frollo is coolest In my opinion

[@patmixx]

You can say IMO It's short for in my opinion. Just saying

[@brandonmerkley8433]

Scar is the coolest frollo tries to kill esmelda and kill jepsies tries to kill qusmado keeps qusmado in this stupid buliding and tries to keep captain phebhos and esmarlsa in his net and falls the end for frollo scar wants to be king so he tries to let his hyenas to kill samba he sings this awesomeness song better then frollos and kills murals battles sim a in this epic battle in the history of Disney scar falls and gets killed by hyenas the end for scar so give thumbs up for scar for coolest give a comment for frollo or scar or dislike for frollo to be cooler

[@Opheebop-Productions]

Frollo's death was AWESOME

[@jaws6204]

voodo man was cool

[@ionlyjest7066]

he shadow man was the coolest death

[@vyrigs260]

Disney: Were Family Friendly! Tarzan: Hold my sticks

[@hoene9922]

FOR REAL THO

[@mememan3447]

Hold my vines

[@kotchapakmaneechote2062]

Or vines rather

[@animalcheese]

More like hold my neck

[@sickboy7104]

Nah. There’s nothing more brutal than being dragged to hell.

[@kristinewoodard7068]

Then what fate is worse than going to hell

[@frozenfiredarknight3764]

what about never ending torture like Hades?

[@yjh7371]

But thats not a death

[@remiicario]

@@frozenfiredarknight3764 you do realize he basically got dragged back to his room(hell) by his own brother for detention.

[@frozenfiredarknight3764]

@@remiicario ... oh yeah. I just always see hell as something with red or fire.

[@Radi0_4563]

If you pause it at 1:46 u see skulls in Gaston’s eyes so there’s no way he survived

[@crossroadsfate7433]

Kiesha Murray yup.

[@marlonclark1896]

fun fact: originally Gaston was going to survive the Fall only to be Cornered and eaten by Wolves this idea ended being used for scars death with the Hyenas

[@Opheebop-Productions]

how subliminally horrifying.

[@Radi0_4563]

@@marlonclark1896 damn, thats dark-

[@DragonKnight90001]

Oh damn there is

[@palladiummeltdown]

Yeet Frollo’s death gives me chills, his face as he says his last words though

[@lloydrodriguez9969]

Clayton should be number 1 in my opinion. I watched Tarzan and Hunchback of Notre Dame in my preteen/early teen years so I was "too old" to care about Disney movies at the time. So neither of them have a nostalgic appeal to me like older ones do. However, nostalgia and everything else out the window, I will always remember the morbid visual in the shadow of a lynched corpse. It's not just brutal for a Disney film, it's pretty brutal anywhere.

[@WickedBinge]

I think you may be right. That final shot is just amazingly gruesome.

[@funkyweapon1981]

If we saw his face, it would be worse. Eyes popping right out of the sockets with pressure, tongue swollen, purple skin. Blech.

[@RazorRex]

# 1 Should have been the Horned King from the Black Cauldron! He torn to the bone while still alive while being sucked into the cauldron!

[@1classikai]

Lloyd Rodriguez Honestly. I remember watching Tarzan a couple years ago, it had been a long time since I’d watched it last and now that I was old enough to pick up on things, I saw that shot and I was like “whoa....” I was just shocked. And when I was saying to my sisters “that’s just... incredibly morbid” they were just like “dude it’s not that bad” and I just pointed at the screen like “WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT, THAT IS THE SINGLE DARKEST THING I’VE EVER SEEN IN A DISNEY MOVIE”

[@fortress_brawlr]

In my opinion, hanging is the most morbid kind of death ever, just something that prevents someone from breathing, and then their dead body just dangling from the ceiling, it's enough to make me cringe, and not the kind of cringe that you get when you watch a vid you made as an 8 year old.

[@sotsu618]

This channel is surprisingly underrated

[@WickedBinge]

Thanks! We've grown a lot this week though, so looking forward to making more videos!

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

@@WickedBinge I like Scar's death scene and Sykes' death scene.

[@sxg0017]

Yeah this guy is Underrated WickidBinge if you read this reply I hope a better future for you.

[@frozenfiredarknight3764]

@@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376 My favs were Scar, Clayton, Dr. Facilier, and Gothel. (cuz their deaths are scary yet different from everyone elses.)

[@aidansmithson5788]

Better than WatchMojo

[@MelonTartVA]

There are also villains who don't get the punishment they deserve. Look at the coachman from Pinnochio. I mean, he got away with his crimes. He's still turning bad boys into donkeys and selling them off to do God knows what. And who knows what he does to the ones that still talk......

[@colleenross8752]

And I can't begin to think about the fate of any girl that wanders into Pleasure Island

[@sophiehale1171]

I know

[@Tailbiter231]

The Coachman is one of the darkest Disney villains for sure. Made even darker by the fact that he doesn't die like most of the worst Disney villains do, or even get imprisoned, and those boys that are now donkeys are never saved, which is one of the darkest things in Disney history alongside Mufasa's murder and Shan Yu massacring a village. Though, from what I heard, even worse than him is Chernabog, who has been called something like "unfathomably terrifying" or something. On the "least to most evil" list from this channel, he was at the top, and like the Coachman, he doesn't die or get imprisoned, though he is forced to retreat for the time being.

[@MelonTartVA]

@@Tailbiter231 well, Chernabog is literally satan

[@rosapayne5660]

The ones that can still talk; I have a theory: The coachman's coach is pulled by donkeys. Also, in the original book, when Pinocchio boarded the coach, one of the donkeys warned him about Pleasure Island and Pinocchio noticed that the donkey was weeping. Coincidence? I think not!

[@gaminggladiator06]

Here’s a fairly creepy easter egg, when gaston plummets to his death, if you pause at the right time where the screen is right up to his eyes, you can see a pair of skulls in his pupils, signifying his inevidable doom.

[@SgtSnazzerino]

I only came here just to see if Sykes was on the list... Was not disappointed

[@bridgetsylvesterprice7379]

Sgt Snazzy I ONLY COME FOR FACILIER

[@bridgetsylvesterprice7379]

You must be one of facilier’s biggest fans too huh?

[@bridgetsylvesterprice7379]

That’s true I am a fan girl of him You are really awesome

[@tlebron8426]

Sykes’ death in a nutshell: I like trains.

[@jimbodeek]

@@tlebron8426 Alternatively: ALL YOU HAD TO DO WAS DODGE THE DAMN TRAIN, BILL!

[@garthdavis2502]

You left out Mother Gothel when she aged and fell out of the tower.

[@emimejia06]

Garth Davis YES

[@honestgenz4413]

Personally I think that death was kinda boring it wasn’t as brutal as the others on the list

[@straburyred]

Ashes to ashes. Dust to dust.

[@francescop.c.3298]

@@honestgenz4413 she fell to her death and she literally turned into dust before touching the ground. It may be less brutal than the other deaths, but it's still creepy, a lot!

[@averagedepechemodefan]

Rapunzel Rapunzel, I don’t feel so good.

[@WormsAreEverywhere]

Sykes’ is the most disturbing and graphic one. Instant and painless, but no doubt horrific and ugly. You can see it in his eyes. Actually felt very sorry for him at that moment when first watched it, still gives me chills. I wonder if anything remained of him after such a strong impact

[@CritStanley]

Oh there were remains. Just not in one place. :/ yikes.

[@darkdragon251]

Did you know when gaston falls you can see a skull in his eyes becuse some pepole tought he could have survived but the animators wanted to make sure that this was false

[@marlonclark1896]

fun fact: originally Gaston was going to survive the Fall but ends up getting eaten by wolves this is where they got the idea for scar's death only its Hyenas that eat him instead of wolves

[@cupcakeplayz4583]

Actually if you were to fall from thar height into even water, it would not have time to disperse the damage and you would die anyways #themoreyouknow

[@titan5695]

Pixar: And so Syndrome got stuck in a plane engine right before the plane explodes. So how did your villain die? Disney: Well.... uh...... ours fell Pixar: Oh......... thats nice...

[@Pendyyy19846]

Disney: and their neck got hanged Pixar: Wait…. WHAT??!??

[@CartoonPhreak]

@@Pendyyy19846 LEGO: Oh really? WB: Enough! [revives Syndrome as a interactive LEGO minifigure]

[@omgitszen]

​@@Pendyyy19846 Disney: and another fell into molten copper (to be exact) while staring at a devil Pixar: WTF

[@tonyparra8459]

Disney: We have a villain who fell but survived the fall, but then got eaten alive, by hyenas. PIXAR: What a coincidence we have a villain that got eaten alive, by adorable baby birds.

[@nataliehaag3595]

Damn, I remember that Dr. Facilier’s death actually traumatized me when I was younger. ;-;

[@mrnobody2018]

I'm not traumatized

[@Marvel32667]

remember, it's just a Disney story

[@brodyking7095]

@@mrnobody2018 yeah you is

[@Rayitolaser569]

I don't blame you, unlike Clayton, you can literally see the man being dragged to hell screaming and trying to escape.

[@elizabethlacy8869]

I think Ursula was struck by lightning because she was still holding the trident, which controls the weather.

[@katrinajacksonmiller9038]

Vlad the Impaler was a 14th century prince who ruled Wallachia, a province in Romania. He got the nickname Vlad the Impaler because of his favorite method of execution: impalement. He once impaled prisoners of war and his own people on stakes and placed outside the city to scare away the invading Ottomans. He's also the inspiration for Bram Stoker's Dracula.

[@cheneethompson5756]

​@@katrinajacksonmiller9038interesting!

[@hotchoccibunni1992]

Did anyone else realize that Tarzan actually wrapped his villain in vines to try to save him

[@Saintpentiousofficial]

Clayton did wrapped himself into the vines because of his carelessness

[@user-rr3ny8dy1t]

Disney: Our movies are totally for kids! Facilier:*literally gets dragged to hell*

[@rythianblack]

I think Clayton should have been 1. As frolo when he falls into lava as with anybody would land on Molton rock which is solid and either die instantly from the impact or almost instantly from what actually happens when you fall into lava. You explode because your blood and body instantly boils creating steam and then pop.

[@beastmaster0934]

Fun Fact: Originally, Gaston was gonna break his legs, and be subsequently eaten by wolves. Disney decided it was too violent, and thus changed it. But the concept was reused a few years later for Scar’s death. Just replace the wolves with the hyenas. 10:18 Not to mention that hyenas eat their prey alive.

[@MasterAnakinSkyWalker]

It's ironic how they thought Gaston breaking his legs and then getting eaten by the wolves was too violent, but they were perfectly fine with showing a dude literally getting strangled in vines, a guy getting dragged into hell, and a guy falling from a building into lava. But getting eaten by wolves was "too violent".

[@Momo14161]

Please don't tell me that I'm the only who feels bad for those bad guys

[@fatuusdottore]

It’sYaBoiWolfi I feel bad for Scar.

[@ingriddubbel8468]

You feel badly not bad.

[@mikeangel8648]

I only feel bad for the queen in snow white, with snow white's description, she ought to be a vampire, how was it again "hair as black as ebony, lips as red as the rose, skin as white as snow." A vampire hunter who met a bad end... betcha the lightning that hit was snow white's doing

[@ferin_gaming6825]

Isame for you wolfie

[@nein9nein]

I felt bad they don't show enough good characters dying.

[@amiralibazdar3206]

you know whats sad, Disney doesnt kill their villains anymore

[@angixea_]

Agreed

[@Si1v3r_Tr33s]

:( I hate it cause I’m a violent little sh*t

[@Opheebop-Productions]

Ikr

[@mrnobody2018]

And I don't have interest anything

[@gandalflotr2898]

Blame the karens

[@Tailbiter231]

I would respectfully remind Team Gaston of a few things they often tend to overlook. First, while I acknowledge the Beast was definitely in the wrong at the beginning, he later reformed, and released Belle because he loved her. (This is also kinda the reverse of Stockholm Syndrome as he fell in love with her first, and while she did consider him a friend before truly falling in love with him herself, this wasn't until he started treating her better than Gaston ever did). Belle was no longer in need of rescuing, and the Beast potentially sacrificed his chance at becoming human again for her. Second, as noted already, Gaston didn't truly love Belle, he was merely infatuated with her for her physical beauty. Remember how he belittled her love for reading, and there is one more point for this I'll save for last. Third, Gaston never mentions the Beast kidnapping Belle to the villagers. As I mentioned already, by the time Gaston learned of the Beast's existence (he didn't believe Maurice at first), Belle was free. Instead of pointing out what the Beast DID do, Gaston made up whatever he could to get the villagers to go with his plan, and when the Beast refused to fight back (out of a broken heart) Gaston thought the Beast was too kind and gentle to even defend himself and taunted him for it. There is a moment in the fight where Gaston was intended to say "Time to die!" but they changed it to "Belle is mine!" specifically to remind the audience that his true objective, whatever he said to the villagers, was to eliminate his rival for Belle's affection. His vendetta against the Beast started with a jealous look at Belle's affectionate words towards the Beast and saying "If I didn't know better I'd think you had feelings for this monster." Fourth... Whatever you think about the Beast situation, let's not forget something else Gaston did, or at least attempted to do, that has nothing to do with the Beast. Gaston tried to blackmail Belle into marrying him by threatening to lock Maurice in an insane asylum. Both he and Monsieur D'Arque acknowledge that Maurice is harmless and Gaston was perfectly willing to lock him up in a place that is implied to be horrible given that Monsieur D'Arque is pretty evil himself (he calls Gaston's plan despicable and then says he loves it). He boasts with Lefou that no one takes cheap shots like Gaston, and attempts to carry out his threat without any hesitation or remorse when Belle refuses to marry him.

[@jennifertelfer6837]

Yup. This was long, but I read it. Gaston is generally just evil. I was told that if Belle married Gaston, he just wanted to have sex with her, and who knows if he would have stuck with her after that? 😬

[@sweetwolfsteve5583]

Wait people defend that creep why

[@Tailbiter231]

@@sweetwolfsteve5583 Your guess is as good as mine.

[@powerrangerkid16]

Can i just say, Clayton's death is my favorite because of one thing, it could have been avoided if he listened to Tarzan and stopped swinging his machete all over the place

[@earthbasket8971]

When I was little I didn’t notice the shadow of Clayton’s death and thought he just died from fall damage since I played a lot of Minecraft. I WAS WAY OFF

[@rhyperiorhunter7339]

for frollos last words they were actually correct but the person who died was not the one he was talking about

[@Opheebop-Productions]

it was, and I quote: " *AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA* "

[@nin10dohgirl16]

Frollo's death was actually pretty satisfying, if ya ask me :/

[@crossroadsfate7433]

Nin10dohgirl1 the religious irony. (Talking from a Christian pov.)

[@nin10dohgirl16]

Not to mention the old man(Frollo)was a freaking hypocrite

[@crossroadsfate7433]

@@nin10dohgirl16 Eeyup.

[@divinebeastscot1206]

AND HE SHALL SMITE THE WICKED AND PLUNGE THEM INTO THE FIERY PIT. Frollo did just that, only to himself.

[@straburyred]

@@renim2974 IDK how Disney got away with that, but I'm sure glad they did!

[@user-oo1cj3pc7i]

*you shouldn't have invaded china, my dude*

[@Opheebop-Productions]

yeah.

[@mysticmemer4887]

Timestamp: 8:05

[@marmyeater]

You got several things wrong, like: Dr. Facilier's name pronunciation, the Loa aren't demons, and they didn't take him to Hell, but good list.

[@WickedBinge]

Thanks! Yeah, it's been a while since I watched that one tbh.

[@angixea_]

@SupremeEgyptianGodsman Sorry, I realised I was wrong and I’ll delete my comment since I forgot I made it

[@ytmynameisziare9750]

where did they take him?

[@Koopalingsandfriends]

@@ytmynameisziare9750 to the other side

[@lloydrodriguez9969]

Ursula caused a sea storm and was the tallest thing in the area by far. It makes sense that she got struck by lightning. It's more surprising it didn't happen sooner.

[@wetfart9813]

Actually she got impaled

[@themagicpotato3434]

oooh, some sh♡ts about to go down!

[@wetfart9813]

@@themagicpotato3434 I hope not

[@katrinajacksonmiller9038]

Fact: Vlad the Impaler was a 14th century prince who ruled Wallachia, a province in Romania. He got the nickname Vlad the Impaler from his favorite method of execution: impalement. He once impaled some of his own people and prisoners of war and planted them outside the capital city to scare away the invading Ottomans. Also, he's the inspiration for Bram Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula.

[@galaxynoob1134]

Now that I think about it she set herself up lol

[@Balladmason0]

Ya know, seeing Clayton’s lifeless body hanging from a vine? Seeing its shadow just might be as terrifying as actually seeing the image.

[@susanbrogan3418]

Cool deaths Dr facilier 6:20 Clayton 11:41 Frollo 12:46 Charles mutz 2:22 Hopper 7:10 Syndrome 9:10 King candy 4:32 Gaston 1:43 Scar 10:03

[@CartoonPhreak]

The guy, impersonating as Prince Naveen, was arrested by the New Orleans police Phoebus rescued Quasimodo from his death Sonic the Hedgehog was correct about going turbo which involves a game over

[@crystalvoodoo91]

Wow thanks for reminding me of Facilier’s death Something that has still left psychological scars on me since I first saw it a decade ago Can I just say the deaths where the hero/heroine looks absolutely horrified by what’s happening to the villain and it’s incredibly clear that they’re horrified are the absolute WORST ones Tarzan was trying to save Clayton, he might’ve hated the guy but he sure as fuck wasn’t intent on letting him get hanged or just have multiple other bones broken or whatever because of Clayton wildly slashing at the vines he was entangled in Tiana was most likely expecting just for Facilier to have something happen to him, or at least to be changed back perhaps thinking it could’ve been another way to turn human again She was not expecting the loa to drag him off to their realm begging and pleading the entire time to have another chance to make do on his promise to him And well the other deaths like that too But those stand out to me the most Because good GOD look at Tarzan and Tiana during the entirety of those scenes Tarzan is blind panic because he can sense what’s going to happen if Clayton continues to disregard his offer to help him Tiana is thinking ‘This was not what I was expecting, not even close. What have I done.’ A hero/heroine showing no fear or panic towards a villains death as it happens is satisfying because they’re pleased with the fact that the villains getting what they deserved A hero/heroine looking horrified by what’s going on is incredibly chilling Also Facilier wasn’t dragged to hell His friends from the other side aren’t demons, they’re loas, which are powerful voodoo spirits; they do not have any ties to Christianity and therefore do not have any form of hell Facilier was simply dragged to the other side where his friends came from Also Falling deaths terrify me because I’ve got a massive case of acrophobia And Oogie Boogies last words will forever haunt me, the pitch up changes in the voice as more and more bugs fall into the stew until it’s just one bug and it’s silenced by being stomped on And his songs hands down the best song from the movie Fucking fight me in the streets at 3 am over this I won’t back down

[@Si1v3r_Tr33s]

I’ll back you up in that fight. Where we fightin’? Danny’s? IHOP? McDonalds? McDonalds.

[@jennifertelfer6837]

Geez, that's long! I read it all though 😎 Yeah, Clayton's death liget TERRIFIED me when I rewatched Tarzan.

[@JosephsHorrorCorner]

i have acro phobia to

[@ChibiJoey87]

I’m shocked that this is not a channel with over a million subs yet! Your voice over is awesome dood!

[@WickedBinge]

Thanks my doooooooood

[@Opheebop-Productions]

My opinions: 15: Gaston (Beauty and the beast) Who better off to start with other than Gaston? Simple death, falling. 14: Professor Ratigan (Great Mouse Detective) Same with Gaston, he fell, BUT! There is someone in the comment section and said after he fell, he got EATEN by his pet cat. Scoring more brutal points 13: Hades (Hercules) Okay, I'm bending the rules a bit, but Hades "death" was definitely spooky, and we'll see spooky again soon. (Foreshadowing) 12: Evil Queen/Maleficent (Snow White/Sleeping Beauty) They both fell, but had something happen before they died. I'd say Maleficent was more brutal because the stab of the sword of truth. 11: Frollo (Hunchback of Notre dame) That. Was. Awesome. 10: Syndrome (Incredibles) This is why you don't wear capes. You get *SUCKED INTO A JET ENGINE AND DIE.* 9: Rourke (Atlantis The Lost Empire) Unforgettable death for a forgettable movie. 8: Charles Muntz: (Up) For such an emotional movie, this was a surprise, but he just falls. 7: Dr. Facilier (The Princess and The Frog) HE JUST GOT DRAGGED TO HELL. 6: Clayton (Tarzan) Overrated 5: Ursula (Little Mermaid) She gets stabbed, struck by lightning, and sinks. 4: Oogie Boogie ( Nightmare Before Christmas) Oh my living wiener schnitzel THIS WAS DISGUSTING. 3: King Candy/Turbo (Wreck it Ralph) I have watched this movie and I LOVE IT. So I took King Candy's death seriously. 2: Scar (Lion King) He got eaten by his hyena lackeys 1: Scroop (Treasure Planet) The horror of losing oxygen put him here.

[@chandlerwright5460]

Wait, the witch doctor being literally dragged to hell is only number 9?

[@rileydietz2726]

I’d say Clayton’s death was more brutal

[@blankblankness2971]

Dr. Facilier certainly had a brutal fate, but I don’t think anything beats the Horned King’s death from The Black Cauldron. That death scene was over-the-top violent and graphic. However, I am aware that the Horned King was not suffering on another side like the witch doctor.

[@RazorRex]

How is the Horned King's Death not here? That death was BRUTAL!

[@bluestar_725]

Yea, I'd say my top 3 most dark and brutally disturbing deaths would be: 3. Scar, being eaten alive is pretty gross and not the most child friendly 2. The horned king, very gruesome cinematics 1. Clayton, seriously, that image of his shadow is NOT for kids, I was terrified when I realised what that was as I used to only focus on the machete

[@bridgetsylvesterprice7379]

I LOVE FACILIER HES MY FAVE

[@sotsu618]

Bridget Price mine too. I have some LuLaroe(?) leggings with him on them

[@bridgetsylvesterprice7379]

I have leggings of him too actually

[@joshualowe1821]

Bridget Price You literally have Faciler in your profile picture.😄

[@bridgetsylvesterprice7379]

Lol

[@CitraStitches]

Same he's one of my favorite characters.

[@ecoRfan]

1:46 skulls in Gaston's eyes. Also as to Facilier's death getting dragged into hell by demons: that fact that takes place in New Orleans I thought of that scene when the Saints got dragged into hell by the refs last weekend. Someone has to do a parody.

[@pavlikkonihlav9300]

i find kinda creepy how i as a small child watched most of these films and found them really funny, including the deaths. now that i watched this video i feel like i'm going to have nightmares smh

[@anirasogladtomeetya8585]

Ooh boy... Facilier's death just hits different for me, the song, the colours, the voodoo dolls, the desperation, THE TOMBSTONE IN THE END. Ooh boy...

[@kace_gacha1510]

jeez...movies made for young kids have very grim deaths..

[@junkfoodlover101lol6]

Tell me about it

[@oddballtherighteous6681]

thats the point of these films, to show kids that being a bad person or being influenced by the wrong reasons will allow bad things to come back to you. In laymans terms, don't be an asshat

[@oddballtherighteous6681]

and the best method for any person to remember something, is if it is etched into their minds from discomfort, thats how many of us who watched these films do our best not to be like these people.

[@junkfoodlover101lol6]

@@oddballtherighteous6681 Yep

[@thehippydisnerd4887]

Oh damn. . . I never noticed Clayton's hung silhouette as a kid. 😳. And the way that Tarzan realised what he was doing and tried to tell him. . . Personally, though, I think I'd have to put Syndrome at Number One. . .I mean. . .being sucked into a jet propeller. . .I had nightmares about going that way. 😳.

[@elizalovesbjork]

When I saw the little mermaid, I thought Ursula’s death was brutal as heck

[@chrussublah4264]

I miss truly human evil villains like Rourke, Frollo and Clayton. Not played for laughs, but truly terrifying, because you KNOW people like that exist. And the way they go out is so personal to them. Like frollo literally gets pretty much smited by the god he thinks he follows in a last ditch effort to kill the object of his desire. Rourke gets turned into a monster (both in actuality and metaphorically) by his object of desire (the crystal and the money it will make him) and Clayton dies because of his inability to show mercy and when Tarzan shows him mercy in the end, he is unable to accept it and literally kills himself as he aggressively cuts the vines that keep him alive. I love when Villains die of hyrbis rather than someone killing them actively. Same with Mr. Sykes and Syndrome. It's satisfying to see them essentially end themselves.

[@armageddon_gaming]

I think Clayton's death should have been number 1. By far the most dark and brutal

[@joshualowe1821]

4:00-4:20 I miss Turbo....it's too bad he wasn't in Ralph Breaks the Internet....

[@aadahlee817]

Well he was in the after credits

[@souleater7608]

Frollo's Death still haunts me 😲😬😰

[@SierraGustafson]

And as Riku himself puts it: "I see a sad old man with a dark heart!"

[@DTSsince2016]

I wish The Horned King was on the list

[@richardaiken1]

I agree. Getting your flesh peeled off as you get sucked into a molten cauldron is about as brutal as you can get in a Disney film.

[@Si1v3r_Tr33s]

I KNOW RIGHT

[@not_sariah27]

Finally. With how underrated hunchback of Notre dame is , Frollo is still quite litterally the most evil of all.

[@mikeymoo8262]

Dude u should have more subs! I feel bad, u earned a sub

[@WickedBinge]

Thanks! And don't feel bad, we grew a TON this week :)

[@mikeymoo8262]

Good to know! Keep up the good work!

[@kitty_playzzz5759]

Shan Yu’s death isn’t really that gruesome. It’s actually kinda fun! If I was a Disney villain, I’d like to go out with a bang. Literally!

[@Misty_Cakes_weeeeeee]

Ursula you’re the ruler of the sea and... YOU GET KILLED BY A...., FRICKING BOAT I MEAN LIKE WHAT???!!!!!

[@dasneekduck4303]

Well, she was stabbed by a sharp long price of wood in the boat AND she was electrocuted. You would die too wouldn't you? Maybe her remains were eaten by fish because it's the ocean

[@dasneekduck4303]

Well, she was stabbed by a sharp long price of wood in the boat AND she was electrocuted. You would die too wouldn't you? Maybe her remains were eaten by fish because it's the ocean

[@TheRealLocoBrutha]

I love that part, " Finally, she goes down like the Titanic".

[@xxac3zn8zxx87]

As a child that silhouette of Clayton hanging traumatized me, even many years later when I grew up and watched hangings in other shows/movies it would still remind me of that scene. Truly excellent work I can't lie.

[@garthdavis2502]

Syndrome should've learn everything about being a superhero, especially why wearing a cape is a bad idea.

[@aishchandni9748]

Atlantis is one of my favorite disney movies :( why would you say it isnt the best?

[@WickedBinge]

I think we should have said underrated, because it's definitely underrated.

[@SpiritOrb-tm8gf]

Aish Chandni Underrated because it's just not as marketable without all the cute characters, themes and singing, like Treasure planet! Doesn't have to be popular and most everyone who sees it loves it!

[@aishchandni9748]

Spirit Orb 1616 i agree its underrated. Im just saying why did this channel says “not the best disney movie”

[@SpiritOrb-tm8gf]

@@aishchandni9748 Just bad choice of words as they said, rather than saying it wasn't super popular!

[@ernestomiloli8414]

Its one of the best, people just say it isn't as good because it didn't make as much money. Not to any fault of its own

[@paradoxfox5291]

Disney vilian: nobody can defeat me Newton: hold my apple

[@katrinajacksonmiller9038]

Fact: Vlad the Impaler was a 14th century prince who ruled Wallachia, a province in Romania. He got the nickname Vlad the Impaler from his favorite method of execution: impalement. He once impaled some of his own people and prisoners of war and planted them outside the capital city to scare away the invading Ottomans. Also, he's the inspiration for Bram Stoker's 1897 novel Dracula.

[@Master-yodas]

I remember I played Gaston for a play at School once. The person who played the beast was so posted to shove me of the stage lol

[@matthewmiller9485]

The gargoyle in Hunchback that comes to life before Frollo dies scared me as a kid. His death definitely deserves to be near the top if not at number 1.

[@BullyMaguire2024]

Wickedbinge said: This isn’t the only character that gets eaten alive on this list. Then I realize: It’s also not the only ANIMAL on this list that gets eaten alive.

[@courtz6722]

Oh, wow. That symbolism for Claude Frollo. "He will smite the wicked and plunged them into the firy pit". So amazing

[@Pendyyy19846]

Scar and hopper are the 2 characters on this list that got eaten alive

[@erdemkara4143]

Evil Queen is eaten after dead.

[@Opheebop-Productions]

Ratigan, after his fall, was eaten by his pet CAT! Or that's what I think...

[@Pendyyy19846]

@@Opheebop-Productions actually his cat was mauled to death

[@Opheebop-Productions]

@@Pendyyy19846 oh

[@creamyofficial222]

Omg BOI you get a sub. Your content is amazing

[@WickedBinge]

Thank you so much. More on the way once I shake this cold I have :)

[@creamyofficial222]

@@WickedBinge You're very welcome! I hope you get better!!

[@sharonwimer3617]

When I here someone pronounce Notre Dame "Note-ter-daime": Me: "IT'S NOTE-TRAY-DOM!!!!!" >:(

[@alexkeiser2943]

8:33 - 8:36 Finally someone mentions that! Others seems to forget that when doing a Disney Villain Death List.

[@VSaber365]

It’s usually only through a villain’s defeat and/or death do we show any sympathy for how sad they really were deep down inside.

[@JackTheProJTP]

Syndrome being sliced in a fan is pretty brutal for a Disney movie.

[@chd4673]

The way that Ursula died the pointy part of the ship though her tummy like that’s brutal Lol

[@jenniferplevel8163]

I’m starting to feel bad for these villains Even though there evil AND just pixels These are just-

[@judyleonard3773]

These are brutal, I know.

[@neko_clipz2520]

Clayton’s body just hanging there makes me scared-

[@rositakassoma8728]

Disney villain deaths have no blood or no gore but still managed to be creepy and dark

[@ALotofTomFoolery]

Frollo is coolest, not darkest

[@Doctor_Odin]

Especially if you know the lore behind gargoyles which makes it cool.

[@ghostbait1419]

Yeah I think Frollo and Clayton should have been switched imo

[@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa3160]

Scariest*

[@mrnobody2018]

And Facilier's

[@mrnobody2018]

@@aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa3160 every death must be for eternity

[@glasshalffullofwhatever3106]

Sykes stands out for how quick it was, with the smashing sounds effects and a nice shot of his damaged and nearly incinerated car plunging off the bridge...

[@cheyblake2475]

I founds Hopper's death scary, but what made it less scary for me I guess is that the baby birds were cute. Yeah...

[@samanthakelly718]

I know people don’t typically like the “heroes can’t kill” rule, but honestly, I just find it funny watching a hero look on like “jfc that’s brutal” when watching the villain accidentally screw themselves over.

[@lexd7402]

Disney is family friendly. What could possibly go wro- Clayton: *gets hanged* Welll....

[@bradthelizardking3923]

Dude, hopper needs to be higher. That death is brrrruuutal. Watching it gives me the willies. The testing nature of it. The up and down, the innocence of the "killers" its savage.

[@_slickerzentertainment6397]

12:35 dang that fits so well; much respect

[@TheShowblox]

Most brutal deaths: 1: Horned King: (His skin was literally peeled off his skeleton) 2: Scar (Eaten alive) 2: Clayton (Literally traumatizing, but quick and painless)

[@joshualowe1821]

1:46 Gaston's Skull Eyes!!!😲😲

[@jasonkingsley9134]

Hans might be the main culprit with the help by framing Anna to betray her only sister or is it the Queen of Arendelle that Hans would’ve been king to the throne ?

[@genobee9385]

I am really surprised that Jafar's death from the movie "Return of Jafar" was not included here. The end scene was so horrific it ended up being censored on some releases.

[@singalingalongaling]

“And you will know my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee!” That made me laugh so hard!