Top 20 Disney Villains Who Were RIGHT All Along

[@MsMojo]

Which Disney villains do YOU think were right? Let us know below, and check out our video of the Top 20 Disney Characters Who Are Actually the Villain - kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4HIc3prfKiafNk

[@alucardswords455]

Actually maleficent was invited to the party it was one of the fairies fault they didn't deliver her invitation right so saying she wasn't wanted was actually not right she actually was wanted at the party turns out the fairy was too scared to go into maleficent's Castle so if the fairy hadn't been afraid to deliver maleficent's Castle she would n't she wouldn't have a reason to put her curse upon the princess so if the fairy apologize to maleficent

[@karyndewit193]

You were 100% wrong on Sid; he was a mean, mean kid. He needed a spanking.

[@rosiealexandra2054]

I agree with you about captain Hook as the misunderstood character but the one thing I don't know you know is someone actually did what you said about switching pan and hook's about but it was also different in the same time and that series is called once upon a time although you don't see hook till the second session I think and pan till second three and again I think as can't remember at this time.

[@arlfiftyfourtd8132]

Auto Pilot

[@karyndewit193]

@@marcuslynn3961 he almost gave me nightmares. He was a pretty evil kid.

[@trinaq]

I agree with Gabby Gabby. She's not really malicious, and desperately wants to be played with. At least she gets a happy ending.

[@royalpain9281]

Ya even when I saw Toy Story four for the first time I never saw her as evil

[@Minetendo_Fan]

Heck, she even bonded a lot with Forky

[@BG-be8di]

although at first she gave me vibes of looking like a villain, she really only wanted the love of a kid, and yeah she yes was very friendly with Forky

[@nicholassims9837]

Look at How Toy Story 4 ruined everything

[@Wiiguy1606]

@@nicholassims9837 No it didn't. It showed the point of view of toys that actually don't mind being lost. A toy created from trash, toys that were left in an antique shop, as well as plush dolls that never get played with because the carnival games are rigged. And in the end it was Woody's choice to make his own life decisions

[@BigFella117]

I loved how much of a father figure John Silver was to Jim in Treasure Planet. He may have been a pirate, but he had the heart of a good man.

[@WannabeArtist55]

He had a heart of gold. Guess you could say that his heart was the real treasure all along

[@BigFella117]

@@WannabeArtist55 absolutely

[@girly5eva]

"After all...I am your biggest fan" will always be an iconic line

[@cadehamilton3845]

😆 lol

[@RoseCentaur1916]

Nope. Ursula manipulated the whole situation to make sure that she was there to pick up the pieces. Just because Ariel signed away her voice willingly doesn't mean she was pure in intent. She clearly wasn't when she tried to take over Triton's kingdom.

[@pbsfundingaddict790]

I agree with you. Ursula is a manipulative control freak who tricked Ariel into trading her voice for human legs and had killed broke merpeople who failed to pay the price. Now that’s a murderer if I’ve seen one.

[@Magelog490]

​​​​@@pbsfundingaddict790she didn't kill them, she turned them into those weird creatures that are into her entrance that tried to stop Ariel from going to see her. But because they looked creepy Ariel simply was spooked and didn't understand what they wanted. She even warned Ariel that's what will happen to her if she fails during her song poor unfortunate souls with pictures. And that's what she turned her into when she failed. And that's what she turned Triton when he chose to take Ariel's place. She was very manipulative, BUT she never lied or killed anyone, at least in the animated version.

[@tanandalynch9441]

​@@Magelog490 She literally cheated to ensure Ariel can't win 💀

[@tamimarahman948]

That's just how villains are, but at least Ursula wasn't a liar. And that contract was legal at all terms, and would have been whether it was by her will or not.

[@dieseljester3466]

Right. If Ursula hadn't interfered with Ariel's wooing of Eric, then Ursula would've been right all along. However, she had her minions actively sabotage Ariel's efforts even going so far as to brainwashing Eric so that Ariel would run out of time and then be held accountable to the terms of the contract. That then allowed her to make a play for Triton's throne. Was Ursula's plan genius? Yes. Was she correct in doing it? No.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

Even though Skinner was exploiting Gusteau's name for proffit, he was still just doing his job, trying to keep a clean and irderly kitchen. Reporting Remy to the healt department was totally justified. If he were more pleasant to be around, you'd really feel sorry for him.

[@watershipup7101]

Agreed

[@waterbullstudios9195]

Yeah, true.

[@loganentertainment1814]

Frozen meal business is good. Considering Skinner was doing it after the death of a famous chief, it is t hard to imagine he’s doing it in case the restaurant does go out of business. Matpat was right about Skinner.

[@lordalessan]

I understand why Skinner made that choice to make profit, the restaurant was falling apart and was doing what he can to keep the business alive, he just went about it the wrong way. I wouldn't want my promised inheritance to go to someone incompetent either. I think if Linguini showed more competence, Skinner would've let it happen but also would've tried to found a way to make more profit out of it.

[@superturtlespeed5407]

​@@loganentertainment1814 Danganronpa protagonist: I agree with that.

[@knightwolf9863]

Robert Callaghan was right, but, as seen in a previous video, he went to extremes to avenge his daughter’s supposed death. In the end, he got to see his daughter again, but he carted off to jail shortly after.

[@Altoryu]

Meanwhile Hiro is still left without a brother due to his actions so it ends up feeling a bit uneven in the end imo.

[@dark_otaku_prince]

For what it’s worth, Callahan addresses the Tadashi tragedy at the end of the series’ first season when Hiro went to inquire about a separate matter in incarceration. Callahan concluded by saying he hopes that Hiro could find it within him to forgive him. Hiro didn’t immediately, but hoped to follow suit eventually. As far as we know, he never did.

[@dakotahrednour5245]

What the professor did was terrible, selfish and unforgivable. Besides just because he lost his daughter doesn’t mean she’s dead.

[@suzannemenuet947]

I gotta disagree with Ursula. True Ariel could have swam away, but Ursula cheated. She had no intention of letting Ariel win. It was all a ploy to get the throne.

[@beethovensfidelio]

Honestly that defense is more in line with the sea witch from the fairy tale since the sea witch was honest from the start and never interfered with the mermaid’s attempts at winning the prince.

[@pbsfundingaddict790]

Yep, Ursula cheated. She hated humans and we can’t forget that she killed innocent merpeople who were unable to pay the price. Were it not for King Triton, Ursula would’ve gotten away with it and Ariel and Eric would’ve never been a married couple and Ariel would’ve still been a human. The throne is a privilege, not a right.

[@geraldgrenier8132]

Also Ariel is a minor, and contracts with minors aren't binding, the very moment the go nope they don't want to continue the contract is null and void... however went triton co-signed that made it binding to him

[@dieterdelange9488]

Cheating or not, she's still a fab villian. 🎉❤

[@suzannemenuet947]

@@dieterdelange9488 Can't argue with that!

[@daytonapeanut]

Well to be fair, Yzma was overstepping her bounds by doing Kuzko's job so her being fired was kind of justified whether of not what of kind of person Kuzko was.

[@盧璘壽로인수]

to be specific, in all probability Yzma was increasingly ignoring the other half of her regency job (reporting/doing proper paperwork and asking Kuzco's opinion before actually implementing stuff)

[@Wiiguy1606]

She even said that she practically raised Kuzco which probably didn't help his " it's all about me" attitude growing up

[@TheMaskGamer2007]

True, Kuzco may have been a jerk at that time, but Yzma really deserved it.

[@osmanyousif7849]

Not to mention how she was the one who made Kuzco into the way he was, which makes it more the ironic that he fires her.

[@sweetc832002]

And the one time they showed her doing "his"job she was not caring, in saying "well you shouldn't have been born poor"

[@clairewiley9720]

I can’t help to think if I was a villain I would be the likes of Shere Khan. We both have the “whatever humans touch they destroy”mentality

[@WilliamAfton_Dr_Fac-ili-er_75]

Agreed

[@RedHall]

With Ursula, while Ariel DID go to her willingly, the only reason she failed was because Ursula took her own human form, hypnotized Eric, and used Ariel's voice to trick him on the last day. Not to mention her minions (probably on her orders) interrupted the kiss during the song "Kiss the Girl".

[@DavidBContentExtravaganza3967]

Yes since Ursula always rigged the deals to make the merfolk failed in paying the price and turn them into polyps.

[@Wiiguy1606]

Exactly she's a villain because she was doing everything she can to use Ariel to get to Triton and his power

[@carmellem6813]

Thank you for saying that. That part had me very upset. I'm like, did Miss MOJO watch the movie

[@MMLynnmarie]

Ursula cheated to win though. That's not right. Especially after she gave Ariel tools advice to get Eric after she questions giving up her voice.

[@kazallroberts]

I can feel Captain Hook's pain.

[@PrincessKnightNekolucario8742]

Need a hand oh wait 😅

[@kazallroberts]

@@PrincessKnightNekolucario8742 Except for me, I didn't loos my hand to a alligator, I went through so much hell as a kid and everyone saw me as a bad guy even tho I wasn't.

[@JamesDavy2009]

Thanks also to that fateful encounter, Hook has horophobia (the fear of clocks).

[@fatalwaffle1715]

Wasn't he always the way he is even before he met Peter Pan An evil parate who keeps stealing and trying to conquer Neverland

[@oliverfa08]

Syndrome is one of the best villains of animated movies , better than many villains of movies and he has good points

[@tytebben]

For Sid I believe I heard a theory that his father is abusive and drunk (seen in the commercial scene, he’s asleep but he could be passed out drunk ) so he takes his frustration out on the toys to let out the anger and pain he gets from his father

[@AngeliqueStP]

No way, I can't agree on BALTHAZAR. Just because he worked for Madame for an extended period doesn't mean he's entitled to her ENTIRE estate. Normally in these situations there would be a generous lump sum set aside for him - commiserate with his longevity and diligence, but that's IT; he was an employee, neither friend nor family. Madame was entitled to give HER money to whomever she so chooses... no matter how outrageous the amount or how seemingly silly. Absolutely NOT 'misunderstood.'

[@kierradyson8418]

Right that’s like what if she left her money for her kids was he go try to take out the kids lol

[@silverslinger2165]

11:33 But Ursula did play dirty. Ariel almost got Eric to kiss her, but was foiled by Ursula’s eels. Then she put a spell on Eric to fall in love with the wrong girl.

[@LexMex7]

Peter Pan and Wendy kind of reversed the good guy and bad guy roles. It made Peter a bad friend and Hook a misunderstood character who just wanted to go home

[@henrylechmere5042]

Ironically

[@henrylechmere5042]

A villain in his own story Peter Pan

[@EricWood-tm3oq]

Lotso: “trauma response”? I understand that he went through a rough time after being forgotten by Daisy (his original owner), but how can that explain why he simply left the toys on the conveyor belt to fall into the incinerator? It doesn’t add up

[@DavidBContentExtravaganza3967]

Not to mention mistreating the toys in Sunnyside who had nothing to do with his backstory. He also dragged Chuckles and Big Baby despite that he's the only one replaced.

[@tanandalynch9441]

Also he was replaced not because Daisy hated him but because he was the favorite toy and lost completely on accident. With no knowledge of toys being sentient naturally a new lotso would've been bought. Note that Chuckles and Big Baby we're not replaced, only Lotso

[@Aashbard01]

Yeah, Lotso was straight up abusive and toxic towards the other toys! 😡😒

[@chelseacanales8763]

Now I can see why Edgar would want to get rid of the cats. He was loyal to the woman for I don’t know how many years, but she left her fortune to her cats. I mean…what are the cats are going to do with the money?

[@LegoReader12345hello]

Edgar should have realized that cats can’t use money, he probably would still have the money, just has to dedicate money for the cats, like maintain them and care for them, then he would have the money when they pass away

[@phillipwalling7470]

​@@LegoReader12345helloI blame her for that. She could've at least told Edgar that the money doesn't go to the Cats directly, but rather left the Money for Edgar to mainly take good care of them. And before that call, Edgar was nothing but nice to the Cats.

[@LegoReader12345hello]

@@phillipwalling7470 to be fair she never knew Edgar was listening, perhaps she would have told him about the Will but he acted rashly

[@reikun86]

Fun fact: Sid is the garbage man from Toy Story 3. They even brought his original voice actor, Erik Von Detten, back for the role.

[@TCHorwood-xq7mw]

I like to think he saves toys from the garbage.

[@reikun86]

@@TCHorwood-xq7mw He does have a couple of them mounted onto his truck. :(

[@DavidBContentExtravaganza3967]

@@reikun86 That's a different truck.

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

Interested

[@mattyian1208]

OMG I didn’t know that

[@lillyannbyrne3395]

I agree with Shenzi, Banzai & Ed Imagine being kicked out of ur home and being left to starve for possibly years? We have no idea how long they had gone without food, and someone all of a sudden came up to u and promised u tons of food if u followed their lead? Would u not do what they say? They were hungry and Scar promised them that they’d never go hungry again as long as he was king. That’s just my opinion anyway

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I understand that

[@noorbohamad5796]

who said anything about anyone kicking anyone outta their home?

[@lillyannbyrne3395]

@@noorbohamad5796 they were banished from the pride lands

[@LegoReader12345hello]

At least Gantu gets redemption and his job back

[@michaeldillon8217]

He gets fired again for bad karaoke singing and goes back to working for hampsterviel

[@LegoReader12345hello]

@@michaeldillon8217 that was in the stitch anime, which is non canon

[@Aashbard01]

That's a fair point, since he ends up befriending Lilo and Stitch anyway and because he was just fighting for what he saw as justice. I agree with you 100%

[@spirit0805]

I don't see Denhai as evil at all, he wasn't like that until he thought he lost both Sitka and Kenai... actually, he was the one trying to stop Kenai taking revenge on Sitka in the 1st place. It's Kenai that left him no choice but to be this way - if he wasn't this stubborn, none of it would have happened. Kenai in my opinion in a way reminds me of Kuzco the main character who's actually the reason many of the bad stuff happened in the 1st place and we just get the chance to see them evolving and changing for the better. had both of them behaved better and smarter - they wouldn't find themselves in this situation. again - that's my opinon (and i am a sucker for BOTH films of Brother Bear)

[@dragon_toad]

I don't think Ursula gets to be counted in this. Yes, Ariel signed the contract willingly. HOWEVER - Ariel was going to quite easily fulfill her end of the deal, but Ursula deliberately sabotaged it. Ariel didn't try to back out of the deal she agreed to, she was going to win, but Ursula went out of her way to interfere.

[@tanandalynch9441]

Twice mind you.

[@jfb173jb]

While it is true the contract Ursula had was binding, she did sabotage Ariel's efforts in the midst of her getting closer to Eric. So..... not exactly what I'd call completely justified/fair. Also, Kuzco's way or ruling was influenced by Yzma. If supplemental material is taken into account. His parents died and she did raise him. And the way she treats people is much the same as him at the start.

[@tanandalynch9441]

Also Yzma was shown to be doing Kuzco's job and being even more selfish. Kuzco was an asshole sure but he even told Pacha to move the village and clearly never would let his people starve

[@marcusyates3044]

Syndrome: "It's bigger! It's badder! Ladies and gentlemen, it's too much for Mr. Incredible! Whoa-hoa!"

[@mattnar3865]

At the end of Ratatouille all I could think of was the obscene amount of rat hair that must be in all the food

[@awasym.l9556]

True 😅

[@nosickl]

Most of this list is bullcrud - Villains having understandable motives for their misdeeds does not mean they are in the right. It sounds like "I am right for kidnapping your children because you bullied me in highschool".

[@JuliaRosiexo]

I have to disagree with shere khan the tiger being justified. The only reason he has it out for humans is because he wants to stay at top of the food chain in the jungle, he knows that humans are above tigers in the food chain, so he wants to get rid of the kid. It has nothing to do with him wanting the jungle and it’s animals to be safe from humans.

[@VampyrRaye]

Also, your quip about maleficint "if you didn't want to invite her, you should have kept it as a small party" gives off victim blaming vibes. "Well if you didn't want your child to die in the shooting, you should have had them befriend the shooter!"

[@FredXWeasleyXForever]

Same with the forest fires being man made. Not all fires are started by people, thunder strikes are a thing.

[@olvialee7221]

Hades being worked in the underworld is a Grimm job and he hates it. Honestly, you can’t blame a guy that hates his job of his every day. Even not being like his brothers Zeus and Poseidon

[@dylantennant6594]

But fairer question: Whose going to the job if not him? And also, both the movie and the tv series show that Hades is to blame for the standards of the underworld. Such as forcing the dead to float in the styx rather then go to an abode like in the myths. So really, if Hades's life is hell, its of his own making.

[@rosiealexandra2054]

But it was zeus that sent he there to begin with even though hades should technically be the king of God's as he is the older brother and zeus is the youngest

[@leonardolim8976]

Top ten Pixar characters we can identify them as mcu characters 1. Woody: captain America 2. Buzz lightyear: iron man 3. Bo peep: black widow 4. Sulley and mike: hulk, or groot and rocket 5.Jessie: Hawkeye 6. Lotso: thanos 7. The incredibles: the guardians of the galaxies or black widows family 8. Boo: baby groot or Cassie lang (the young version) 9. Hopper: thanos 10. Flit: Scott lang

[@keiragalaise6435]

Sid from Toy Story will never be redeemable in my eyes. He may be be creative, but the act of dismembering toys and reattaching them is the first sign of a sociopath. Next, he'll upgrade to animals and before you know it, we'll have another Jeffrey Dahmer on our hands

[@davidhileman8567]

You know, when looking at things from Sid Phillips' point of view, I can see him psychologically as either a surgeon or an engineer, like my Papa! Maybe if he would not be psychologically scarred by the alive toys, if the toys were not sentient, he would probably grow up with a pretty well-paying job. Maybe as he matures, he'd probably be a pretty good, decent-at-worst, co-worker with my Papa at Textron. And on the case of Maleficent... yeah, if I were the king, I would invite Maleficent over to Aurora's baby shower. Even as a villain, though, I think she's quite a charismatic character, with her majestic appearance, and Elanor Audley's voice, I would probably invite her, even with a little... tips for her, like try not to scare the baby, but make her dramatic appearance as she wishes. Maybe request some entertainment from her too.

[@klairbaranek]

In the movie Remy was seen washing his paws before handling food.

[@RunyaEithelNar]

He is still shedding fur.

[@justapeacefulmanwhosbornin7291]

Woody and several other toys scared the crap out of the adolescent character Sid Phillps in the first ‘Toy Story’ movie.

[@kidtomme]

Woody Totally Roasted Sid 💀

[@tamimarahman948]

I blame the writers for not allowing denahi to hear his brother's voice inside the bear's body. If that was possible, then denahi would have realized the truth sooner

[@pytd0m]

I literally never comment on a WatchMojo video. They usually have a pretty good grasp on reality with their lists. But there is a first time for everything. There's no way you all can look at Sid and try to convince me that he was "just a kid" "not hurting anyone", etc. He bullied his little sister and other children, taking their stuff (stealing) and butchering them. He did not know the toys were alive, but he liked to believe they were while he tortured them, frequently talking about them as if they were going to respond while he burned, deconstructed and otherwise destroyed them. he didn't have the makings of a surgeon or anything of the sort. Those types of people usually find joy in "operating" on their toys and successfully recuperating them. He displayed textbook future psychopath behaviors. Also props for being so blind as to call Sid "just a kid" for the crap he does while protecting child manipulators (Ursula) Attempted Child murderers (Shere Kahn) And Nepoticide (Hades). Like I get it. A lot of Disney villains are likeable for some reason or another, but to title this list as "Right all along" is BS

[@ReynaReactsandReviews]

Hades Yzma and Hook are the most relatable to me

[@ghostthad9155]

Treasure Planet was such an underrated gem

[@themayhemofmadness7038]

Sorry, but Sid from Toy Story WAS wrong. You seem to have missed that a lot of those toys he destroyed were NOT, in fact, his. They were his SISTER’S. So he was completely in the wrong.

[@Kristine_202]

The answer is Scar. Yes, Mufasa turned out to be a great king and Scar was absolutely wrong for killing him, but what if Mufasa wasn't go great? He was only king because of birth order, and Simba only inherited the kingdom because he was the oldest son of the son. I feel like most of the world has already figured this out about monarchies, but...That's a really messed up way to do things. What if the leaders/future leaders are incompetent or corrupt? They get to be in charge just because of birth order and gender? What could go wrong? (I think the history books show us what could go wrong.) The only way to save the kingdom would be to do something like Scar did. In the case of "The Lion King," Scar turned out to be the evil one, but what if he wasn't evil? What if Mufasa and/or Simba were evil? Then Scar's actions would have been justified. While he went about it in the wrong way, Scar wasn't wrong in his opinion that the birthright system is extremely flawed. Theoretically, how is it fair that he never had a chance to be king? Just because his brother fathered a son? The fate of the entire kingdom depended on what kind of child (if any) Mufasa had.

[@cadehamilton3845]

One that should have been on here is Finding Nemo. The dentist wasn't trying to kidnap Nemo he actually thought he was saving him and his niece Darla wasn't trying to kill the fish she thought they were sleeping. She loved fish!

[@tanandalynch9441]

Darla was a kid and didn't know shaking the bag would do that. Granted the dentist could've told her not to shake the bag but still.

[@pennytsai5878]

In Greek Mythology, Hades felt like the only normal god there. If you look at what the other gods are doing, especially Zeus, Hades is Kida the gentleman here

[@dakotahrednour5245]

Captain Gantu: Retire? But I’m too young to retired! Grand Councilwoman: Captain Gantu, When I said I’m retiring you, I mean I’m fireing you! Captain Gantu: You mean I’m fired? But Grand Councilwoman! Grand Councilwoman: No buts!

[@Boundwithflame23]

So let me get this straight: Sid stealing Hannah’s doll, destroying it, and then terrorizing her with what he did to it (beheading and attaching a pterodactyl head to the body) is him “not being the best brother”? What? And him being a kid isn’t an excuse Also re: Edgar. Dutchess and kittens weren’t literally going to inherit. The instructions in the will would probably stipulate that the money should primarily be used for their care. I think Edgar could do whatever with it otherwise as long as he’s also making sure they’re properly fed, healthy, and given shelter. Meaning he might lose it entirely if he neglects them. Plus given how determined he was to get rid of them: We don’t know where he was initially planning to dump them. For all we know he was going to dump them in the river. Then he goes back to retrieve the evidence connecting him to the catnapping. When Dutchess and kittens get back home he gaslights Madame into thinking she only imagined hearing them meowing (gaslighting in the sense that he allowed her to believe she was imagining things with the fake sympathetic “I’m so sorry Madame” when she goes back inside heartbroken) when in reality he had gotten to them first and hid them from her. Finally his plan to send them off to Timbuktu in a trunk that had no air, no food, no water. None of that is right or justified. It’s pure greed plain and simple. This is also ignoring that realistically all those sleeping pills would have killed the cats and Roquefort. Like I don’t know exactly how many were in that bottle he emptied into the Crème de la crème a la Edgar but it looked like a fair amount and the bottle was completely emptied. I know I know it’s Disney and they were all perfectly fine but let’s not pretend that giving animals sleeping pills isn’t blatant cruelty. 😒

[@Aashbard01]

I have the same thoughts, Sid was being abusive and Edgar's motivations are extremely petty and his actions are heinous crimes, because Cats can't consume human medicine and no one should consume an entire bottle of sleeping pills. Completely on your side on disagreeing with those choices. Evelyn nearly killed all of the superheroes and many innocent civilians. Look I love Msmojo, but they certainly got some of them wrong🧐😒

[@dizzycat1983]

Even though I understand WHY some of these characters did what did it still doesn't mean it was okay or justified per se some were just hurt or misunderstood but some were just bad or evil

[@sethwalrod4190]

I have to give some support to Syndrome. I totally agree that he felt insulted ,and that told him that superheroes suck and need to be eliminated for a good cause, but when he decided to kill Bob's family by sending bullets to the plane, That totally crossed the line.

[@tylerhaggerty4805]

I think several of these aren't necessarily "right", but just complex beyond the understanding of the children they were designed to entertain. I remember despising a lot of these characters as a child, but actually felt bad for them when I saw them again as an adult.

[@marieangels6]

BUT SID WAS ALSO BULLYING HIS SISTER AND DESTROYING HER TOYS 😡

[@benjaminlehman3221]

11:14 Ariel does sign a binding contract. Love it!

[@cadehamilton3845]

But think about it Syndrome (Buddy) should be an even bigger fan of Mr. Incredible because he wouldn't be ALIVE if it wasn't for Mr.Incredible, because in the past Bombvoyage put a bomb on his cape & he was saved when Mr. Incredible took it off (aka saving his life years back) letting the villain get away.

[@yellowbeanieboy]

Now that I'm older, these villains deserve so much better!

[@matiaspereira9382]

Seriously! Enough with saying Syndrome was right! Syndrome was literally a stalker! Because of him Mr Incredible was forced to allow a criminal to escape and caused superheroes to be illegal! Syndrome never accepted he did something wrong! He should've just moved on!

[@angc214]

Gaston belongs on this list too. He was willing to work hard labor sun up to sundown to support his wife and family. He saw the beast as a threat to the town and put his life on the line to protect his community. He's neither lazy nor a coward. From a different point of view, he's a tragic hero. Almost like Romeo in his pursuit of Rosalind before he met Juliet.

[@a.o.p3456]

I don't think denahi was a villain he was at that moment grieving and upset with no one to tell what to do, that is to say he was lost

[@ericlurio246]

In the New film "Wish" has the King being wonderful until the heroine ruins everything, she's the villain.

[@olvialee7221]

356: First time you mention Morgana for the first time

[@HHog]

Honestly, when you look at everything that went wrong in Sleeping Beauty, it's mainly Merryweather who botches things up. First she antagonizes Maleficent by stating she wasn't wanted right in her face before the royal pair has a chance to straighten things out, then when they manage to succesfully keep Briar Rose in hiding for years, she gets into a petty magic feud with Fauna right on the day before she's to return, allowing Maleficent's crow to spot their hiding place. And honestly -- couldn't they have waited JUST ONE day longer to return to the kingdom, just to make ABSOLUTELY sure that there was no chance for Maleficent's prophecy to come to pass?

[@dylantennant6594]

Never thought of it that way, but honestly that makes a lot of sense. Though, considering the role, I do think Malificent would have done something, even if Merryweather did not say anything. I mean she enters with a malestrom and transforms from a ball of light into a full person, while her raven slowly follows her. Nobody makes a badass entrance like that unless you mean to start something.

[@tanandalynch9441]

True but the king and queen could have told Maleficent "We're sorry we didn't invite you" and none of that would've happened. So it wasn't entirely on Merryweather either

[@HHog]

@@tanandalynch9441 She butted in before the king and queen even had a chance to say anything.

[@GlawiousAldredMarci]

5:15 "He is a kid." Worst excuse ever... Just because someone is a kid, them being is a jerk, who will be/is most likely be a bully at the school, is not an excuse for being "evil". They should be sent to a child psychiatrist to set him straight, or his parents should at least keep an eye on him. Seen a lot of these kids and for you to know, this is not a normal kid's behaviour. (I was sometimes also playing rough with my toys, but this is way out of league of normal)

[@commentspae]

Really having your "Devil's Advocate" cake and eating it here, aren't you?

[@tamimarahman948]

I can see where Ursula was heading. She was a bad guy, but ariel was the one who chose to shake hands with the devil. And I somewhat hate protagonists who do that, despite being totally aware of their enemy's intentions

[@tamimarahman948]

In a way, Hiro nearly stooped down to callaghan's level; the adolescent wanted to KILL the professor, despite the latter claiming that he didn't mean for Tadashi to die. I mean, sure, the team learned about callaghan's the revenge scheme only after Hiro was able to let go of his anger, but still. I can't help but notice how similar the protagonist and the antagonist are; you feel sympathy for them, because they thought they lost something, and because of that, their emotions spiral out of control

[@ryukomatoi592]

Hyenas are such misunderstood animals

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

This is true

[@dreamguardian8320]

If they were able to make a Hercules sequel, they could have Hades return and try to redeem himself by helping Zeus, Hercules, and Olympus in a battle with Cronos. Not to mention, win the heart of Persephone.

[@scarletttyson4622]

Well Even if Lilo wasn’t Gantu target he still called her a snack for Stitch and Ursula did try to sabotage Ariel attempts

[@erdemkara4143]

Lotso, Ursula, Maleficent and Syndrome has no bussiness being here.

[@yungkidnf]

#1 BULL. SHIT! Buddy was a screw up and he was a prime example of why everyone shouldn't be a super. He would have eventually either started hurting people while he was "saving" them. Or he would have started putting people in danger on purpose (as portrayed in the film) in order to "save" them. Buddy chased the high of being "wanted." He chased the high of being "praised." He wasn't trying to help to make a difference or save lives. He justbwanted to be mentioned in the papers and get recognition for his actions. Let's not forget that he grew up to be an illegal arms and weapons dealer.

[@fatalwaffle1715]

Awesome Video.

[@tamimarahman948]

Skinner was a bit outrageous, but he was only doing his job. And he got his much fair share of a win-win when the health inspector shuts down gusteau's restaurant

[@westwingwolf]

Edgar is an idiot. He would have had access to the money during that entire time and all he had to do was take care of the cats for at most 10-15 years. But he counted the years like they would happen consecutively and not concurrently. Not to mention also thinking 9 lives was a real thing. I don't know. Maybe it is in a world of talking cats it is. But the kittens aren't going to freeze in aging until Duchess dies and then freeze aging again until the first one passes. And who was going to be able to stop him if he bought an expensive car and said he was using it to transport the cats around? All he had to do to ensure a limited time was to make sure Duchess and her kittens were spayed and/or neutered. It was the easiest inheritance ever for him and would have been a lot tougher for him to get access to if the money had gone to human family members. I don't judge him for being a cruel villain. (Though he is also that.) I judge him for being a dumb one. And I prefer to watch smart villains.

[@TCHorwood-xq7mw]

He looks after the cats anyway, he just won't have to take care of Madame any more.

[@TylerMcNamer]

Chef Skinner won in the end.

[@clight9399]

You all at MsMojo would make great defense attorneys.

[@tamimarahman948]

The only reason why we don't get much of sid's perspective, because it's focused on the toys. In their minds, they think sid's a violent monster, but if you try looking at it from the humans' perspective, he's just a kid. Also, compare him to the wild preschoolers at the Sunnyside daycare. They were innocent, but the toys didn't like the way they're being played with, but that way is similar to Sid's so i get your point. Sure, he's mischievous and a bad brother, but then again, he's just as innocent as those kids at Daycare

[@marissat7150]

actually in those times, especially with the fae , it was considered very offensive to not be invited to something like a christening of a royal family. kinda like inviting the pope to tea, but never gave him anything to eat or drink.

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

That’s true

[@bastianl9163]

if syndrome has morals and ethics, he would've been like Batman or Iron Man

[@darius8939]

Edgar wasnt right he was dumb . Like who was gona take care of the cats and by extensions be the one who manages the expenses but him . He would only need to take care of them as he usually did ecxept he'll be in charge

[@kidtomme]

I sort of agree with sid and gabby gabby, they were nowhere near as evil as big jack horner from puss in boots 2 was

[@sifilore9462]

I am not giving Sid any justicfying points at all. I think the reason the hyenas were banished was because of their never ending hunger which disruped the balance of things, as we saw the results of them let in the pride lands. Like the live action, Usurla was banished for treason. Maleficent was an evil fairy that no one would ever invite to a party. Now; I mostly do not agree with Syndrome. He did say that "Well not every superhero has powers, you know", which means it was never about lacking superpowers, it was just his childhood dream of being a hero that he still wanted to make a reality. Plus, he did say in the beinning he doesn't need any training since he already know all of Mr. Incredible moves, crime fighting style, favorite catchphrases. He was a fan-boy then, and would've gotten himself killed, since being in the field is different.

[@Tailbiter231]

"Honestly it wouldn't be hard to rewrite this story with the villain and hero roles reversed." Have you seen Once Upon A Time? Particularly the first half of Season 3?

[@59771006]

Here’s a fun fact about #14 he was voiced by a guy named Jason Raize who originated the role of Simba in the highest-grossing Broadway show of all time The Lion King it was his first and only film role before he tragically took his own life in February 2004

[@BladeStar-uq6xe]

Judging by the costumes in Beauty and the Beast, the Reign of Terror is only a few years away. And what is the real form of the Beast, a Nobleman! What is Gaston, a War Hero, a local Protector. That means that Belle and the Beast will be dragged out by the Mob and meet the French National Razor! Had she overlooked the unpleasant habits Gaston, he would have been able to protect and provide for her. Okay, Gaston was a Jerk! But Belle wouldn't be facing the Guillotine!

[@electrobob992]

3:55 Though I do love how the redeemed him in the Leroy movie. I consider the anime sequel to be non canon to the timeline, seriously he would NOT have been tricked by Hamsterveal again. If anything should have been a cousin or secret brother, or some gadget attached to his head or neck to be a reason for his turncoat behavior. Could have even been a use of a recording of Angel's song to return his evil, but nope he just "Oh I quit"

[@CyberPea08]

When you rewatch ratatouille you understand Chef Skinner’s motives, Chef Skinner was just to stop Remy because with rats in the kitchen then they could had spread diseases and Skinner was trying to stop that from happening so his employees don’t have to search for a new job, the only thing I don’t understand is at the end were he captures Remy and says he will force Remy to cook frozen meals for business and some other things but he had a point for a majority of the movie But i disagree with Sid, he was abusive towards his sister by stealing her toy and turning it into one of his own and just a flat out jerk, you could bring up the fact that he might just have some bad parents but his sister Hana sounds more polite and friendly then her brother.

[@TonyMazzacane]

Can you do banished and exiled characters?

[@DragonStar524]

I guess you could say Treasure Planet's Silver was more valuable than gold

[@MsLeilaniofAloha]

Ursula did try he hardest to make Ariel fail to get what she wanted.

[@geostat12]

No! Yzma should be higher! 🤣🤣🤣 Yzma is technically a revolutionary wanting to get rid of an incompetent dictator.

[@kellyoyen3421]

I recognize 18 of these Disney villains

[@yeahnoonecaresifyouarefirst]

I feel like this video should be called giving excuses to villains 😂

[@kevp9601]

I LOVE IT A LOT ! ! !

[@Brook11223]

Syndrome is like Eobard Thawne from DC comics who just wants to make The Flash a better hero.

[@just_exo02]

Kids wanted to be a Hero But Adult understand the Antagonist

[@joshiemanmcqueen9567]

4:47

[@victorwinters36]

Skinner!!!!!!! Sorry, The Simpsons reference.

[@Little-Oshawott-2010]

How about some 20th Century FOX villains like Colonel Miles Quaritch from the James Cameron's Avatar franchise or Colonel Wesley McCullough from War of the Planet of the Apes who are just trying to save humanity on a dying Earth and dealing with the Na'vi or saving humanity from apes taking over Earth as the most dominant species on the planet while half of humanity got wiped out by the Simian Flu respectively?

[@joshuacurphey3242]

Why do you keep doing this? I think Mr. Incredible could've handled Syndrome better, but he interrupted Mr. Incredible who was trying to apprehend Bomb Voyage and caused him to get away. You have even said yourself that Syndrome is basically still a bratty child in a grown man's body. If you're putting the likes of Sid, the Hyenas, Ursula, Edgar, Maleficent, Izma, Hook, Hades, Skinner and Syndrome on here, then you might as well think about Gaston from Beauty and the Beast and Phillium Benedict from Recess: School's Out. You have said yourself that there was some charm in Gaston's pompousness and all he wanted was Belle, while ignoring every other girl. And then he finds out that she doesn't want to be with him, which sent him out of control. Benedict got fired from his job, replaced by his best friend (Prickly) whom Benedict thought wanted his position as Third Street's principal and was dumped by his girlfriend (Finster), all because he saw that he was helping the school system and didn't know he was going the wrong way about it.

[@niceguy169]

16: Sid. Are you kidding??? Sure, he doesn't know they're sentient, so I agree, dismiss that. He's horribly destructive and sadistic, almost as if he'd PREFER if they were sentient and he were torturing them. I'll give you that his mixing and matching is inventive and imaginative, okay. But his sadism and propensity for violence are unquestionable. How do Woody and Buzz return to the truck? Because of the rocket BOMB that Sid strapped to Buzz! And the match he stored with Woody in order to torch him with it, he was all set to burn up Woody on the barbecue, launch Buzz into the sky, and blow Buzz up! Despite that they were ridiculously valuable prizes to be won in the claw machine, Woody being a valuable vintage toy (granted, not categorized as vintage until the next movie, but still better than a claw machine) and Buzz being the hot new toy this season. How wasteful! It's downright insulting to all the kids who would have cut off an arm to own either one, to be so destructive of the ones he lucked into. So grateful of his luck that his FIRST instinct is to destroy them! Inventive or not, being "his" is no excuse for being so destructive. He DEFINITELY doesn't belong on this list, he wasn't "right all along", wow! I love how Toy Story 1, 3, AND 4 are on this list, :) What, no love for the prospector in 2 just wanting to have the team together? :) 5: Captain Hook. Yeah, Peter isn't that great, he's too mocking, he teases, he's far from admirable. The fighting that Cpt. Hook takes deadly seriously, Peter treats it as a joke, it's really insulting. Thing is, HOW exactly does one "feed" someone else's hand to any animal? All I can think is similar antics as from in the movie, like how he got Mr. Smee to shoot at Hook. Such as maybe during the fight Hook lunged at Peter, Peter dodged, and that put Hook's hand near the crocodile (or into the croc's mouth), and a bitter Hook describes it thusly. It's not like Peter seized Hook's arm, trapped it somehow, and stuffed it in the croc's mouth! Or that Peter cut the hand off and tossed it to the crocodile, as irreverent as Peter is I don't think any of us is willing to believe he'd be THAT sadistic. 2: Skinner. It's painted that way, but I actually don't think there's anything wrong with the frozen dinner thing. It sounds like Gusteau was the kind of "artiste" who would see such a thing as cheapening his art (a point), but with Gusteau no longer around he's safe from being seen as selling out and sullying his good name, and frozen dinners would make this food more available to the masses. On the surface it can seem like it'd make the food less special, but a gourmet big-name restaurant like Gusteau's, no frozen dinner could ever capture it fully enough not to still be worth attending the real thing in person. Frozen home versions are ALWAYS inferior to the real thing, just that it's better than not having it at all (if done right). Meaning NOT doing frozen dinners is just leaving money on the table, as it were. It IS a downright travesty that a great, legendary, famous gourmet restaurant is destroyed in the process - with the legendary chef not even being alive to rebuild even. It's only logical, but it's still a tragedy. And following Skinner's commands would have saved it. The only thing that makes the events of the movie seem okay is the anthropomorphic nature of the rat in question, including his appropriate fixation on cleanliness. To the human world/Skinner, he's just a common rat, a rat who may - and I think does - roam the sewers, bringing filth wherever he goes (if not for said cleanliness, which of course the humans don't know, and besides that most of the time he's puppeting Linguine's hands anyway), of course Skinner is right to want to get rid of him.

[@BladeStar-uq6xe]

In Hercules, in actual mythology, Zeus is the real a**hat! He couldn't keep it in his Toga! And Hera was jealous and hated any pretty woman, no matter if they caught the eye of Zeus or not! Hera also hated and despised the innocent children, and tried to kill them.