[ SECRET POST #3160 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3160 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Your favorite villain type?

[nightscale]

I honestly don't know, so long as I enjoy the character I can roll with any type of villain. Variation is what I like most tbh, too much of one type gets boring to me.

Re: Your favorite villain type?

[elaminator]

Same. I imagine I've liked every type of villain there is. There are some I like more than others though. (Like the charming, humorous ones. The ones you can't bring yourself to actually hate because they're so likable and you can still relate to them in some way.)

Re: Your favorite villain type?

[(Anonymous)]

So, question: Did you like/love/loathe Valentine?? (From Kingsman, natch.) Tbh, I am still completely neutral. Like. I don't know. I literally Do. Not. Know. If the character is A) hilarious B) insane C) pathetic D) all of tha, but wait! there's more! or something else. IDK, man, I feel like they should have had a more Bond-esque(?) type of villain. Or maybe they didn't get the mix of hilarious-to-pathetic ratios right. IDK.

Re: Your favorite villain type?

[elaminator]

I am kind of flattered that you're curious, anon! (Did you just watch Kingsman?)

I actually liked Valentine a great deal because he was such an unusual villain! Usually the main villain would be the one who the protagonist fights but in this case Valentine both doesn't like violence (Though will obviously roll with it when necessary) and can't stand the sight of blood. That combined with his attitude and the fact he was trying to fix a real problem (Though in a crazy, over the top way) endeared him to me. He's not my absolute favorite, but I see what the film was going for and think it did a good job with him. (Did you want a more serious villain? The film is so tongue in cheek that I don't know if that could work.)

Tbh I didn't even see him as pathetic! He was an incredibly intelligent guy and almost succeeded in his plan. You might even say he did since undoubtedly many people died, both leaders and civilians.