[ SECRET POST #2875 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2875 ⌋

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Re: Your ideal fictional antagonist/villain?

[silverr]

I generally gravitate more to antiheroes than to villains, and I differentiate between villains that function well for their place in the story, and those who actually interest me as characters in their own right. Thinking on this, I suppose the characteristics that put a villain in the second category for me are: the patience and intelligence to carry out a long-term plan; a sense of humor; complex motivations; the occasional foray into dark grey; and the ability to snap back to pure evil and scare the crap out of me just when I start to think that they're not so bad after all.

The only characters I can think of right off that hit most of these bullet points for me are Mayor Wilkins from BtVS S3, Pegasus Crawford from YGO, and (to some extent) Kil'jaeden from World of Warcraft. (I suppose if I consumed more media my list would be much longer.) ` I'm not sure if the Count from Gankutsuou is considered a villain or an anti-hero, but for me he's in the vicinity of all those traits.