Villains That Were Lowkey Onto Something

Hello and welcome to the Los Pollos Hermanos family my name is Gustavo but you can call me every hero needs a good villain in most hero stories it is almost a fact that the good guys win and the bad guys lose, no one is watching Spider- Man. movie on the edge of your seat thinking how Peter Parker could die at any given moment is not where the intrigue comes from these stories are carried by their characters, especially the main villain responsible for inciting the conflict that drives the story, a hero is Just as strong as their villain, not in the sense of physical strength but of strength of character, we've all seen bad guys who are evil just for the sake of being evil or who have goals like taking over the world because, well, that's what they do. bad guys do when the villain plays into so many clichés that they end up feeling like they only exist because the heroes need

something

to defeat, which is sometimes the case, but you just have to make it as obvious as lying to me or

something

.

The greatest

villains

in fiction are those with credible motivations. not necessarily ones you agree with, but ideas where you can look at the villain and say: yeah, yeah, I can see how you got here actually, good and evil aren't so black and white, a little bit of Moral ambiguity helps a lot. It humanizes an otherwise purely evil character and creates a much more compelling narrative. I want to go over some of my favorite empathetic

villains

and make sure they're ready to party, starting with one that no one will be surprised to see Thanos Thanos was half right.

You all need to leave, that's a common feeling I encounter every time I open Twitter.com. Follow me by the way and to be honest I can't say I disagree. What's crazy to me is how Thanos got into such a situation. a brilliant conclusion without even having to visit that godforsaken website. Thanos' home planet Titan was plagued by overpopulation as the inhabitants' resources increased, decreased, and ultimately led to the planet's demise. Thanos offered a solution, random genocide, only passion is fair to rich and poor. alike, but the people rejected his plan, he died anyway and Thanos said I told you so and performed a predetermined fifteen-day dance on his body after seeing what happened in his own house.

Thanos set out to gather the six zones of Infinity and use them to represent his plan on a universal scale so that no one would have to suffer the same fate as his planet, his cause was noble, but there is just one problem with his plan, even if he succeeded at planetary scale and killed half of everyone on Titan, the population. would eventually recover, so this plan is something that needs to be applied at regular intervals rather than being a one-time solution; In addition, more than half of all life will die and it is very possible that several planets will become extinct.

As a direct result of the Earth snap, people were excluded from things like driving a car or flying an airplane. The snap would also cause millions, billions or trillions of indirect debt, some people can get away with just one injury so they can go to the hospital and oh wait, half of our doctors are gone, we would lose essential workers like health care providers. healthcare, truck drivers, farmers or even streamers, people who are also resources and if the people who manage things like food and water cease to exist, those resources will disappear too. There will be fewer mouths to feed, yes, but also fewer hands to feed those mouths.

I know I'm not the first to say it and I'm sure I won't be the last, but what was wrong with doubling the resources of the universe instead of having people? Don't get me wrong, that's not a perfect plan either, but it would still prolong everyone wondering where their next meal will come from for at least several more years, but wondering what their next meal will be doesn't have to be a problem with this video sponsor hellofresh hey uh what do you want for dinner I don't really know I don't have a place in Mind you, I already prepared dinner for us with hellofresh.

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He was much simpler, instead of killing half the universe to prevent overpopulation, he did it to impress a girl in Marvel Comics, the personification of death. is represented by a woman and Thanos is obsessed with her, she is fully responsible for the Mad Titan that everyone knows today. Thanos was originally just a nerdy kid with purple skin when he was a teenager he carried out the first two murders in the history of his Planet Titan because Death told him that two murders turned into 17 and then he killed his own mother and destroyed his planet native. He continues his Rampage across the cosmos killing everyone from superheroes to his own children, all while tethered to a fragile promise from Death to eventually be with her and honestly, this is all the villain motivation I can get to restore balance. of the universe out of some twisted sense of altruism, which can be identified with that of pursuing someone with no interest in you, that is not relatable to me now, although I am built differently.

How did she react to all the blood he shed for her? Yeah, that's cool or whatever, if you really loved me, you'd eradicate half the universe, so he tracked down the six Infinity Stones, built a shrine for her, moved entire planets to spell her name, and wiped out half of all the universe. Life, what did you think about this? Uh, yeah, okay. I guess I'm going to go with Deadpool, yeah, he didn't like that on the subject of committing genocide over a white woman, of whom we have Vlad Dracula tepesh. Castlevania is the vampire of all vampires.

Dracula is a natural enemy of humans and lives isolated from them, until he meets Lisa, whom he falls in love with and marries. She urges him to integrate into human society to understand them better and he accepts. Until the church arrests Lisa for practicing black magic, aka science, she moves on her own and is burned at the stake. Half of you, no, you all have to go. Dracula unleashes his horde of demons and begins his purge of everything. human race he believes that humans are a species whose very nature is to lie kill cheat and steal the world would be better off without them from the perspective of a creature at the top of the food chain in a world where humans do not occupy that I get it, he perceives them as less than I'm sure there are many people who would wipe spiders off the face of the planet without considering the impact that will have on the ecosystem and I'll keep it real with you like I'm not a big fan of either. these humans and these humans in particular killed the only human he really cared about and uses his justification to end all human life, even the innocent, because there are no longer innocents, there is no one anymore.

Some of them could have stood up and said no, we won't behave like animals anymore, well yes, but in reality no one could have approached the church and tried to stop him, but they would quickly be given a nice warm place right next to it. Lisa's side. the church is corrupt and The Show does everything it can to drive that point home, whether you're religious or not. I think everyone can recognize the importance of the separation of church and state. Absolute power corrupts absolutely and men of the clergy are no different when a religious leader is also the head of state, they can begin to act as if they themselves are the religion and pervert the message with things that were never there for their own benefit.

Imagine walking into a Chipotle and being like God said you should be. Give me an extra spoonful of going out, okay, so yes, Dracula is right that humans lie and cheat, but that doesn't mean there aren't innocents. The villain who really makes the best point is this particular demon who kills the bishop in the episode. four She was a witch lies in your house of God, no wonder she abandoned you, but we love you, we couldn't be here without you, let me see, then she gives him a kiss on the cheek and tucks him in for goodnight, yes, Naruto is a series where there aren't really any evil villains, just a group of well-intentioned people who are a little wrong, okay, maybe very wrong, you get the idea that no one is pure evil, everyone is acting his own kind of justice.

That is, of course, until Naruto gives them a Stern Talk with the classic No Jutsu talk, i.e. pain. One of the show's most notorious villains seeks to unite the world through pain. He grew up in a war-torn country and has seen it firsthand. Senseless death and destruction that he brings because of this, his goal is to create a weapon of mass destruction that he will use to effectively bomb the world and unite everyone through shared pain and deter all conflict through fear. I think pain is an incredible villain, but I can. I don't see, I see the vision that his heart is in the right place, although a villain with a much less painful approach to ending all suffering is a final antagonist, Mother Uchiha, who aims to project an illusion on the entire world that forces everyone to an eternal sleep where they live their ideal lives, that doesn't sound too bad, but as expected, all the heroes reject this idea, of course they do, even though they are offered Paradise, they choose not to accept it because It's not real or at least it's not what they know.

To be real, no one wants to be connected to the Matrix, this phenomenon is exemplified by philosopher Robert Nozick in his thought experiment The Experience Machine, which posits that humans do not only pursue pleasure if presented with the opportunity to enter a reality. simulated much better than the current reality, most people would not enter the simulation reality, even with its suffering, it still has an intrinsic value that makes it better than the purely pleasurable simulation. However, I don't think this shows that people don't want to be in The Matrix, but rather people. I just don't want to know that they are in the Matrix, even if the solution that the modular offers is better, aka a perfect world where Boruto never exists, everyone will reject it simply because they already know it will be a dream and no one. wants to voluntarily connect to the Matrix, another execution of this plan is the final arc of Persona 5 Royal, which I know just released on all platforms, so a lot of people are playing it for the first time.

A big spoiler warning is coming up for all of you, so here's your chance to advance as Madara, the game's final villain. Dr. Maruki uses his powers to create an ideal world where everyone lives their best life, the only difference is that he didn't have to kill anyone to do it and he didn't put everyone under a sleeping spell, Maruki literally just changed the very fabric of reality, he didn't connect people to the Matrix, he took the Matrix and made it real by taking control of the collective unconscious and altering everyone's cognition. Maruki was able to erase everyone's trauma and even bring people back to life, don't think too much about the details, it's anime magic, but of course, just like in Naruto, our heroes vehemently reject his idea of ​​why. even among our group, The Phantom thieves, all except the protagonist.

They were shown a perfect life that they were happy to enjoy until the player character woke them up. Her experiences in this world are indistinguishable from his experience in real life. Also, Maruki is literally giving the masses what they wanted at the beginning of the story when the Phantom. the thieves tried too hard against the grain, the collective unconscious literally chose to erase them from existence to maintain the status quo, the people don't want to wake up and who the hell is this group of teenagers to decide for them, they confront maruki and let them fall . bars alike, but what about people who want to conquer the world for themselves?

AsIs it right to steal their opportunities? Well, as everyone made very clear before, it's just you. What's up with this guy? Did you ask the guy who lives with glass and paper bones? skin, a kidney, a testicle with no living relatives and 99 cents to his name, how much do you think he wants to come back to reality and take the world head on? What is your friendship power doing for him? Sure Maruki is a bit selfish with a God complex, but what about his own trauma motivated him to free others from theirs and what exactly is so inherently wrong with giving people exactly what they're asking for.

The game gives you an optional ending where you can accept Maruki's world, which I believe. is great, but the story doesn't do much to try to give much validity to his stance, which is unfortunate because I think it would have really fleshed out the game's themes of individuality and personality. autonomy, next we have Eric Killmonger from Black Panther, this movie must have the most preventable villain of all time. In the prologue we take a look at his origin story where the former black panther is forced to kill his own brother who betrayed him leaving his son Eric and orphaned now after killing his brother does he bury the body and takes his nephew back to Wakanda or does B bury the body and leave his nephew in the US but watch over him from the Shadows?

No, let's leave the body there for the rest. The child finds himself traumatized and then forced to figure out how to support himself into adulthood. What was the reason for this? You can ask. I chose my people. I chose wakanda brother, which is literally your people. Wakanda has this motto of not being within our borders are not our problem. Look at these African children who apparently live in poverty just outside the border or are simply actors put here by Wakanda to maintain the image that they were a developing country. Either way, they are out of line, which is why wakanda has had vibranium. for millions of years, which means they sat on the slave trade while they were the most technologically advanced society and covered their ears and it's none of my business, it's none of my business, apparently their motto also applies to their own Flesh and blood, the killer wants to take Wakanda's resources. and help the rest of the world, can anyone really disagree with him now?

He wants to do that by starting a race war. You had me in the first half. I'm not going to lie, the X-Men film series is incredibly inconsistent. quality, but one constant is Magneto, no matter the movie, I always find him to be an incredibly compelling villain. Another constant in these films is the perennial struggle between mutants and non-Mus and usually leading a group of radical mutants is Magneto, can you really blame him? the guy who survived the worst genocide in history, where his mother was murdered in front of him by non-mutants trying to exploit his powers, trying to live a quiet life and have everything taken from him once again if there's anyone with a valid reason to begin.

A race war is this guy. I'll never get over the irony of telling a Holocaust survivor to apologize to men who simply follow orders, which gave us one of the coldest lines in the entire franchise. I have been at the mercy of men who simply follow orders. again Attack on Titan nah, I'm just kidding. I'm not going to defend mass murder for the third time in this video, or I'm guten Lagan is an anime that personifies that it started from the bottom now that we're here, actually, the characters literally. It starts from the bottom and at every stage of the show the villains provide much more compelling arguments than the heroes.

They live in a world where all humans live underground for fear of creatures known as beastmen who roam the surface killing humans indiscriminately in one of the underground villages. They only have enough resources to support 50 people, so every time they surpass In that population, people are chosen at random to come to the surface. It's not the most compassionate solution, but it works, the alternative is to let the number continually grow. and eventually suffers from food shortages, he sets an upper limit, so he is still a better solution to overpopulation than Thanos. If the main characters didn't offer a better solution and just say hey this is bad, we later learn that the beastmen are also doing their own population control by killing the humans that come to the surface keeping the world's population down. 1 million because reaching 1 million could mean the end of the human race again the heroes just say this is bad stop doing this and kill the leader of the beastmen fast forward a decade and humans have gone from this to this and the population reaches 1 million which triggers the protocol established by an alien race to eradicate Humanity apparently the rapid evolution of the human race is due to an energy known as spiral power and the excessive use of this power. it will eventually lead to the end of the universe and this is what the aliens are trying to prevent once again, the humans offer no alternative solution and simply killed the final villain.

The village is running out of resources, we don't give a damn if humans evolve too. quickly we don't give a damn that it causes the death of everything that exists, we don't give a damn about the end of the universe nah that sounds like a problem for later you could show the main cast of this anime this image and their response, ironically, would be just handle the situation, try to present them with any logical argument that will end up with you six feet under. Next up is Arcane's Silco, the best villain I've seen in recent memory, man isn't he.

He is not afraid to play dirty, he will lie, kill and betray to get what he wants and what he wants is the independence of a progressive city built on the suffering and exploitation of its people, a goal more real and understandable than most. Fictional villains. He spills blood when he needs it and finally achieves his goal through diplomacy. Some people complained about the new Batman movie and all the changes they made to the villain, but I couldn't disagree more. Batman remains true to the villain he has always been and continues his tendency to bully and beat up the mentally ill while he is far from a noble cause.

I respect that the Horsemen stick to the source material and at the end of the day hey he doesn't kill anyone so it's okay for a villain with the most tragic origin story I have to give it to Dr. Doofenshmirtz neither of his parents showed up in his own birth with a backstory like that of that man who could be involved in the most devious evil actions in the world, he would simply have to understand that Ganondorf is next. from The Legend of Zelda, I know, I mean, I get it, if I were the only triple-F stinky doo-doo dog for your character in a Smash Bros. game, I might have to start my own villain arc and oh yeah last but not least the one everyone was waiting for we have Arthur the aardvark in terms of a sympathetic villain it really doesn't get any better than this Arthur had a difficult childhood and had to live with the shame of being related to DW are his only children DW a A lonely child is what you will be when he sells you.

That alone is enough to make most people go crazy, but to top it all off, he's a knitter.