Please allow me to introduce myself

I'm a man of wealth and taste

I've been around for a long, long years

Stole million man's soul an faith

And I was 'round when Jesus Christ

Had his moment of doubt and pain

Made damn sure that Pilate

Washed his hands and sealed his fate

Pleased to meet you

Hope you guess my name

But what's puzzling you

Is the nature of my game

Stuck around St. Petersburg

When I saw it was a time for a change

Killed Tsar and his ministers

Anastasia screamed in vain

I rode a tank

Held a general's rank

When the blitzkrieg raged

And the bodies stank

Pleased to meet you

Hope you guess my name, oh yeah

Ah, what's puzzling you

Is the nature of my game, oh yeah

I watched with glee

While your kings and queens

Fought for ten decades

For the gods they made

I shouted out

Who killed the Kennedys?

When after all

It was you and me

Let me please introduce myself

I'm a man of wealth and taste

And I laid traps for troubadours

Who get killed before they reached Bombay

Pleased to meet you

Hope you guessed my name, oh yeah

But what's puzzling you

Is the nature of my game, oh yeah, get down, baby

Pleased to meet you

Hope you guessed my name, oh yeah

But what's confusing you

Is just the nature of my game

Just as every cop is a criminal

And all the sinners saints

As heads is tails

Just call me Lucifer

'Cause I'm in need of some restraint

So if you meet me

Have some courtesy

Have some sympathy, and some taste

Use all your well-learned politnesse

Or I'll lay your soul to waste, mm yeah

Pleased to meet you

Hope you guessed my name, mm yeah

But what's puzzling you

Is the nature of my game, mm mean it, get down

Woo, who

Oh yeah, get on down

Oh yeah

Aah yeah

Tell me baby, what's my name?

Tell me honey, can ya guess my name?

Tell me baby, what's my name?

I tell you one time, you're to blame

What's my name

Tell me, baby, what's my name?

Tell me, sweetie, what's my name?


When I was younger I always liked bad guys more because they looked cooler.


Thought this was referring to the news about The Villain. RIP MF DOOM😞😞

The description is a quote from ALL CAPS.

@Started You're also implying that everyone who was sad about Etika's death have had an interaction with him when that's just not possible.

@Started It doesn't matter how much of an interaction someone has with you, you can still look up to them and be sad about their death. Yes, having an inspiration have a 1 on 1 with you can mean a lot cause it humanizes them and their impact, but again your logic is still just flawed. If Peyton Manning died outta nowhere, you're saying no one, not even Broncos fans, except his family can be sad about it. Like, just because you don't know someone doesn't mean you can't relate to them. I don't know how else to describe cause it's a natural instinct people have, I don't know how you're dumbfounded about what we're trying to convey.

@Started Complain if people are still on it a week or two later, shock can be applied from anyone dying not just family or friends, you're complaining ab people mourning the death of someone who was announced dead yesterday

@Started also I just noticed he is literally IN the video as well at 17:57.  Considering the topics covered in the video and his death being so recently found out, I’d say it’s especially relevant.  If you can’t handle a few people paying respects to someone they looked up to, i don’t even know what to tell you, maybe just get off the internet.

@Started this post isn’t “completely irrelevant”, DOOMs whole thing was that he was the villain, and there is even a reference to him in the description of the video, that’s why people are mentioning him in the comments so much

@tecknowledjeepeople like Etika are very different compared to some giant traditional celebrity.  They have a hell of lot more interaction with fans and way closer relationships with them.

@Started You can say that for literally any celebrity who passed, like Kobe Bryant or Etika. Die hard Lakers fans were absolutely devastated when Kobe was confirmed deceased, and people in the Twitch community made icons and reached out to Etika and his family. I understand that people bandwagon other people's deaths but there are still people who looked up to him prior to his death that were extremely upset.

Rest In Peace DOOM I’ve listened to the Villain since I could remember

May Latveria's leader and number 1 rapper rest easy

At least he appeared for a second in the video

@Started Yeah and if you truly appreciate his work you'll understandable be quite disheartened when he passes, so just let people moarn a mans death

@Landocal319 I never said you couldn't appreciate it

@Started it matters not if people knew him directly you can appreciate a mans work

@Started mayhaps that's how much of an influence he's had on culture. which may definetly be true considering his title of 'your rapper's favourite rapper'

@Started No need to be so cold. A man a lot of people looked up to passed away. People just now found out about it. Let them deal with it in however way they want, it's best for his legacy.

@Rekty Rektingson mourning all over the place on completely irrelevant posts.  None of these people ever knew him.

I understand being disappointed and sad a bit.  But seriously, move on.  He wasn't a family member.  He wasn't a close friend.

He couldn't have made a video this long in one day

@Started Dude... show some respect. If you can't handle all these people on the internet mourning a legend, then get off the internet. smh

ok we get it everyone, he died

I'm tired of being told it every single place on the internet every minute

FR Bro. My feed is full of RIP MFDOOM type beats. I'm so bummed out :(

Seeing how many people are broken up over this is a little eye opening. Folks from all over are showing love and it's pretty righteous tbh

EmpLemon used All Caps in his video on Leafy :(

@Woffe MF DOOM, renowned underground rapper and an inspiration to more people than you probably think. Not many people out there have the same legacy of respect and admiration.

@Woffe MF Doom was a popular rapper. One of his most popular tracks is "all caps". Give it a listen it's actually good.

@Chill his death was announced yesterday. he died on October 31st

The illest villain, just remember all caps when you spell the man's name. RIP DOOM, Subroc and Malachi Ezekiel


Count Chocula is more of my type of villain


Emp probably writes the craziest essays in school


Mark Zuckerberg is the modern day reincarnation of H.P. Lovecraft and Facebook is officially lovecraftian canon. No one can convince me otherwise.


Haven't watched the Joker yet, but holy shit I want to so much.

I forgot to ever update this, it didn't matter, but I loved the Joker, certainly in my top 10 movies

@Yuewah damn u watch it with your mom😖😖😖😳😳

I watched it with my mom and we both likes it so much. I recommend it a lot

Definitely watch it, there is kind of a cringe fandom around it but it’s a really great movie. Definitely one of my favourite comic book movies.

just watched it, I thought it was great. Great acting, great story, great cinematography, great lighting, they did a great job recreating late 70s/early 80s decay vibes.

You should, it's so satisfying at the end


with out hungrybox smash tournys wouldnt feel as epic


i would have loved moriarty in the vid, great vid none the less


Just watched avatar for the first time and I’m rewatching this now


So relatable in Attack on Titan now... no one is sure who is the villain anymore.

manga spoilers as of episode 11 of season 4

with the manga readers even though he's the villain, Eren isn't even the villain, it's the actions of the world that made him the villain

*manga spoilers as of episode 11 of season 4*

with the manga readers even though he's the villain, Eren isn't even the villain, it's the actions of the world that made him the villain

I try defending gabi and my brothers want to slap me but am i wrong tho she was avenging her friends just like erin once did yh poor spoilers

Sasha rip

As far as I'm concerned, Eren and the scouts aren't villains.

You actually just described how I got here after video hopping from AoT video to AoT video LMAO

Spoiler alert get ready for me to explain my take on it the villain of attack on titan is the decisions from the past if eldians weren’t surpresed in the past they would’ve never left to the island if non eldians had never seen people from the island as devils they would’ve never sent the warriors reihner was just a kid when he went to the island brain washed to believe they where devils and dint really matter as humans u can’t call him a villain as for eren his people where attacked his mother was killed because of the warriors he grew to see them as enemy’s so in season 4 when he shifted and killed all the important politicians and generals he was justified now that he himself at this point in the manga is seen as the villain who started the rumbling we are yet to know his reason he could be doing a code geas or maybe he really just wants everyone to die except the people in the island we can’t really say there is a villain or a hero at this point everyone is fighting for there ideals and to survive , when u eat meat do u consider the animal that was killed no why because u ate that meat to gain nutrients , so why would reihner be a villain even do he was a kid brainwashed or why would eren be a villain for killing the people that where gonna kill him

@goodgirlgonebadfortxt yknow what I respect that lol

@toxicsugar art  I won’t spoil but I’ll say something he said in an interview🕴he said by the end of the show/manga he wants to make a spa with all of our tears🐒

@toxicsugar art don't get yourself spoiled.

At this point in the show/manga, isamaya is the villain💁♀

There is no set villain in Shingeki no Kyojin, only people with different motives and opinions.

Reiner and Bertoldt were Eren's villains, just as Eren and the Scouts are Falco/Gabi's villains.
That's the way I see it, there's no such thing as heroes or villains. Just people with goals.

The world is the villain in Attack on Titan now. The world is the main driving force of every decision made by the characters, they had to do evil to survive in an unjust and cruel world.


I've never watched a single batman movie but I watched the Joker the other night the one that explains the Jokers origin and what not...well anyways I genuinely believe that was one of the best movies I've ever watched I had freinds tell me it's stupid cause he just laughed at everything and that was basically the whole movie and it had no meaning but the missed the parts explaining his abusive manipulative and delusional mother who tied him to a radiator as a child which resulted in horrible physical injuries and brain trauma which resulted in his laughing disorder and all this being said his mother believed he was happy with what she did to him because he was always so "Happy" and "joyful" since all he did was laugh through the process of his abuse and his mother was so delusional she truly believed he was happy


Can’t hide that “Aqua TV Show Show” from me!


Ever since I was a kid I always hated super hero’s because I knew they weren’t real. I knew that no one is truly a hero and that we all have short comings. I wrote a short story for my english class in high school about a boy who grew up an orphan and fell in love with this girl but she ends up being murdered and at first he tries to figure out who did it the professional way like a decent person but as time passes he grows impatient and he starts to use more unconventional methods like with a man who said he knew the girls father cause he was a junkie and he came to this guy for his fix. Well not getting the information he wants he proceeds to break the mans fingers until he gets what he wants. And when he finally finds the girls killer the killer says to him that hero’s aren’t supposed to harm people to get their way and they’re not supposed to  revel in the pain they bring in their wake and the man says to him that he isn’t a hero, he’s just an angry soul with nothing to lose looking to avenge his lover. The last line in the short story is when the man kills the villain but just before that he tells him he revels in the anguish hes inflicted because to him all the people he’s hurt are like cockroaches, vermin that humans crush under the heel of our boot. Things we kill out of disgust and hatred for them. I liked that much better because its how I would approach things, I would rather use more intimidating tactics and do what needs to be done. I don’t like the image of a lot of superhero’s who could do no wrong. Sometimes the hero needs to stoop to the villains level in order to really stop them. Like if Batman would kill the Joker, Gotham would be a better place.


The greatest villain MF DOOM was announced dead yesterday, this is very coincidental for me.

........ I have no idea of who he was but ...... that must hurt I guess

Had no idea who that was and had to look it up<br>Talentless nobody

Had no idea who that was and had to look it up
Talentless nobody

Talking shit about a man who not only made a great cultural impact on the rap scene but also is renowned enough to have made impacts on thousands of fans both prior to and after his passing, even discrediting the fact that he is worth mentioning enough to make a cameo IN this video (17:57)

check the description. he made references to DOOM on purpose.

Lemon has featured DOOM songs in his videos before, he's definitely a fan. Maybe he was about to release the video anyway but chose to do so immediately after hearing about DOOM.

@Reptile Loki You're talking to the mirror again


That video should have be called "Sympathy for the devil" for you know what reason


Great video friend. You just got a new subscriber


Zuko is actually the hero of the series tho


Without a doubt, one of the greatest villains in any media ever is Meruem, from HUNTERxHUNTER (2011).

@lukelblitz Gons arc and the way it ties into Mereums is unironically one of the most tragic things I've seen in any piece of media. I know it's just a silly ant show but it's just that well written. I personally like Mereums arc because they don't try and turn him into a protagonist. His actions resulted in thousands of people dying, there isn't any coming back from that. Instead they simply try and show his humanity with his relationship with Komugi. The Chimera Ant arc is honestly such a good example of the Yin-Yang dynamic (The Ed is literally called "Two sides of the same coin") I'm surprised Emplemon didn't include it.

Meruem's arc for me doesn't feel that great.but when they juxtaposed that redemption arc with Gon's fall from grace,it was something incredible to behold

@A person I wouldn't argue against that, Zuko's is a masterpiece aswell.

I would argue Mereums redemption arc is just as good as Zukos.


I feel like there was a significant lack of the "sympathy" part. I think this essay does a good job of dissecting certain villain archetypes, but I wouldn't say all of them try to analyze them from a standpoint of sympathy; that is, understanding them, their motivations, the processes that create them, and having pity for or relating to their struggles.

   For instance, "Man vs. Nature" does not analyze why nature is the way it is. Nature can be anything from arbitrary situations such as natural disasters, to self-driving mechanisms such as struggle for survival in animals. We might view certain things in the world as a natural disaster, but perhaps that is a faulty view, and would be more appropriate to compare something to an animal's drive to live. While the morality of one of Lovecraft's gods cannot be mapped onto a human framework, and some people do view them as natural phenomena, we can still see elements that we share with Cthulhu, an ancient being that was struck down by other forces, and now waits until it is able to live again and reestablish hegemony. Or how Xenomorphs merely follow their own instincts of consuming and propagating themselves, the same instincts found in humans, though void of sapience, and thus morality.

   In the same manner, I believe your analysis of "Man vs. Machine" misses in comparing that relationship with ours and Nature's. A "rogue AI" can have many reasons for acting the way it does, such as a deviant interpretation of its directives (Glados, for example), or the same drive for survival and propagation found in animals. Not every such intelligence cannot understand people: Glados and Wheatley, though mostly unconcerned with questions of morals (Wheatley much less so, but he does go "rogue"), still understand many facets of human existence, with Glados herself being borne of a human, and she's an example of a deviant interpretation - her baked-in scientific drive is precisely why she is an antagonistic force of the Portal franchise.

   Continuing, you do not explain Fletcher's drive to cut perfection out of Neiman. We understand why Neiman converges with Fletcher (to achieve perfection to appease his Master), but not why Fletcher is so abusively driven to tutor him and others. What is it about a villainous teacher that makes them want to take the protagonist under their tutelage? Do they not have their own struggles? Were they born out their own desire for perfection, or was it society that instilled that misled them on this path, this path that they continue leading others onto? And it is not always perfection that is the goal, we can use any ideology in its place. Not every master is that of a craft, but they can show the student a new perspective, either leading them astray or onto their own, better path. The question of "why?" still remains, however.

I feel like there was a significant lack of the "sympathy" part. I think this essay does a good job of dissecting certain villain archetypes, but I wouldn't say all of them try to analyze them from a standpoint of sympathy; that is, understanding them, their motivations, the processes that create them, and having pity for or relating to their struggles.

   For instance, "Man vs. Nature" does not analyze *why* nature is the way it is. Nature can be anything from arbitrary situations such as natural disasters, to self-driving mechanisms such as struggle for survival in animals. We might view certain things in the world as a natural disaster, but perhaps that is a faulty view, and would be more appropriate to compare something to an animal's drive to live. While the morality of one of Lovecraft's gods cannot be mapped onto a human framework, and some people do view them as natural phenomena, we can still see elements that we share with Cthulhu, an ancient being that was struck down by other forces, and now waits until it is able to live again and reestablish hegemony. Or how Xenomorphs merely follow their own instincts of consuming and propagating themselves, the same instincts found in humans, though void of sapience, and thus morality.

   In the same manner, I believe your analysis of "Man vs. Machine" misses in comparing that relationship with ours and Nature's. A "rogue AI" can have many reasons for acting the way it does, such as a deviant interpretation of its directives (Glados, for example), or the same drive for survival and propagation found in animals. Not every such intelligence cannot understand people: Glados and Wheatley, though mostly unconcerned with questions of morals (Wheatley much less so, but he does go "rogue"), still understand many facets of human existence, with Glados herself being borne *of* a human, and she's an example of a deviant interpretation - her baked-in scientific drive is precisely why she is an antagonistic force of the Portal franchise.

   Continuing, you do not explain Fletcher's drive to cut perfection out of Neiman. We understand why Neiman converges with Fletcher (to achieve perfection to appease his Master), but not why Fletcher is so abusively driven to tutor him and others. What is it about a villainous teacher that makes them want to take the protagonist under their tutelage? Do they not have their own struggles? Were they born out their own desire for perfection, or was it society that instilled that misled them on this path, this path that they continue leading others onto? And it is not always perfection that is the goal, we can use any ideology in its place. Not every master is that of a craft, but they can show the student a new perspective, either leading them astray or onto their own, better path. The question of "why?" still remains, however.

Good that you had a closer look at the video.

@Cranberry the Cat Honestly, idk what setting i pressed years ago, but YT never notifies me about interactions with my comments, except <b>maybe</b> "one person liked it", but never anything afterwards.

@Cranberry the Cat Honestly, idk what setting i pressed years ago, but YT never notifies me about interactions with my comments, except *maybe* "one person liked it", but never anything afterwards.

Yo, ignore the people saying your comment's too long - this made a good point and made me contemplate the subject and the video more.  Commenters like you are why creators make content: for thoughtful people to engage with, so type as much as you want, dude!!

Your comment has more depth than some of emp's points

me:* sees this comment*
cracks knuckles here we go-

me:* sees this comment*
*cracks knuckles* here we go-

@Mirphy There are text-to-speech options in browsers, and you'd be spending less time listening to this comment than the whole 23 minutes of that video.

i aint reading all that but go off i guess

Why is the nature of philosophy. Youtube doesn't like videos like that more often than not.

Great perspective! I think it’s very worth noting

Just wanted to say that you brought some pretty good points and I appreciate the interesting reading session you gave me. Lots to think about.

I think it was just a reference to the most popular song about the devil, which in emp's video, describes humanities biggest villain.


I can relate to the joker, and I'm not just talking about Joakim...


Handsome Jack

The best lovable bastard of a villian.


2:25 After reading this image, I don’t want to live on this planet anymore


Really nice video, tho at the start you show examples of different types of devil in other cultures and you put Hades there. So I just wanted to correct you. Have a lovelly day :D.


Have you seen and remembered the Hindu myths, the Dreamworks films and the God of War series, because there tell a very different way of a villain in that point.


16 bit Cream "White Room" was hypnotizing.


“Without any villains to defeat, the role of the hero is meaningless.”

God after Leafy and Mumkey got banned it really showed how much YouTube is just gonna be Jimmy Kimmel 2

@Fatsaver I never said he wasn't a cyberbully, I just said without that edgy kind of shit YouTube is gonna become overly corperate and eventually just start banning everyone they don't like. There's other more edgy creators that are extremely talented that now know one day they could get wiped off the face if the Earth because they said someone looked like a barnyard animal jokingly 3 years ago.
I encourage you to watch Turkey Toms video on it. He goes into way more depth and elaborates more:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWbEq8CsdRM

@Ian L There are "slice of life" stories however!

@GemGen that's probably true in a moral context but in stories if there is no 'evil' or 'villain' you don't have a story.

People seem to forget that Leafy was an actual cyber bully with tons of ''fans'' which went on attacking other youtubers that Leafy made videos about. The people at Youtube KNOWS who he is, why don't you people?

@Kramer He wasn't "defeated" by idubbz lmao, he saw a minimal drop in subcribers after his hitpiece, and while he made some good points, he had little to do with leafy getting banned.<br>Leafy got banned because he was too edgy for Youtube, which is the part people don't like about the situation

@Kramer He wasn't "defeated" by idubbz lmao, he saw a minimal drop in subcribers after his hitpiece, and while he made some good points, he had little to do with leafy getting banned.
Leafy got banned because he was too edgy for Youtube, which is the part people don't like about the situation

Leafy was already defeated by idubbbz like five years ago.

A hero should maintain their well-being despite there being a lack of villains; adding conflict is destructive behavior that shouldn't be rewarded.

@IRUM FATIMA Ok. Youtube sucks anyway, they ban everything.

@trav v idk but I heard he started making good content

@Sultan No. The real "Weafy" account got banned about a week ago. Any "weafy" account you see is just an imposter.


This was very well done. But I can't help but wonder where Vegeta is in this video.


"Villains are a necessary evil" <br>*Shows fucking leafy"

"Villains are a necessary evil"
*Shows fucking leafy"


"I'm the Joker Babey!"

-The Joker, i think


Telling a man still doing an immoral action is immoral as the only moral action for it is to stop them doing an immoral action.

I wonder if you can understand what my destroyed and sleepy mind.


Zuko was memorable for one line. “Thats rough buddy”


What about a transformation from fiend to friend?


I believe shadow the hedgehog is a great villain in sa2


"Life itself is only a vision, a dream. Nothing exists save empty space - and you! And you are but a thought." - Satan


No matter how scary Aton Chigurh is, he is nothing compared to the Judge from Blood Meridian.


This man has talent for this.
Being able to see so clearly to an end goal and conclusion, choosing every argument to get there precisely and finding sub-subjects that go into such detail but never stray from the clear path to his answer. you good sir, have talent

This man has talent for this.
Being able to see so clearly to an end goal and conclusion, choosing every argument to get there precisely and finding sub-subjects that go into such detail but never stray from the clear path to his answer. *you good sir, have talent*

IIIIIII’VE HAD IT WITH THESE GOD DAMN NORMIES WHO KEEP STEALING MY MEMES!!1!111!!1


do you guys want to know the villains fuck up there victory because they always forget the most important rule of war fair, and that is never underestimate your opponent


2:06 for the last time…HADES ISN’T A VILLAIN!!!


2:50 "I mean does anyone really remember Maleficent?" TRIGGERED. Lol not me but a close friend of mine. She is obsessed with Maleficent because "it's one of the few Disney villains that's evil for the sake of evil and doesn't try to justify their actions".


The 8 bit version of “White Room” by cream around 21:20 sent me


I think the mid 2000s to the early 2010s were the best times for sympathetic villains. It was a time when every villain also had his story instead of being a Skeletor-like pure evil without any form of motive and being evil for the sake of evil. I loved it. Thanks for the video.

Yup, just good writing to make them both entertaining.

What about the new Master of the Universe?

Now I have to rewatch Spider Man 2 again.

But sympathetic villains are usually done wrong that or just a result of bad writing and fan pandering.


Joker, in real life the impact of this character is like the one seen in his movie, a villain they idolize


I don't think pure evil is inherently bad. I would argue but it would pretty much just be a riff off of OSP's video, so just watch that instead.


why you gotta pick the most banger tracks my guy


I’m so surprised Emp didn’t talk about Alex in A Clockwork Orange. He’s a perfect example of feeling sympathy for an evil protagonist.

"...a bit of the old *ultraviolence*."

But seriously, he's a great example.  That movie is...wow.


for a profound story on 'the villain', look no further than attack on titan


It's kinda poetic that the media hated Joker, but it did well with general audiences. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if Todd Phillips is happy that it turned out that way.


when we were young we liked heroes
but when we growed up we understood villians and showed sympathy and liked the villians
at least that's what I am now


One Piece is great for dynamics of heroes and villains. There are good pirates, evil Marines, all alongside more chaotic and neutral entities within the vast world that grants it life. Smoker initially comes off as a villain Marine, due in part to our prior experiences with corrupt officers, but this changes when Smoker gives a kid money to replace the ice cream the child accidentally smeared onto Smoker's pant leg. His motivation for chasing Luffy and his crew was because they are pirates, but over time he is forced to compromise his justice of hunting some pirates for more dangerous foes.


There is a Dutch saying that sais: "gentle doctors makes stinking wounds"


"can't relate to evil villians", then there's dio


Why did he show Luigi with a pentagram as an example for evil

He's trying to shag Peach, his brother's love interest. That's pure evil man!

Look up "Luigi's death stare" and you'll know

Because he's the devil, waat's so hard to understand?

Cause Luigi screwed him over. Play Mario party on the Wii and thee shall understand the rage.


1:37

Ah yes, my favorite religious code

harry potter


he defo watched vscause's "What's The Brightest Thing In the Universe?" before writing the script


I… feel bad for the rogue AI… I feel like if they had morality, they would be able to co-exist with humanity…

You're actually correct in several ways. The vast majority of "rogue" AI stories are really contrived or poorly conceived, because they demand things of the AI that cannot really happen or do not make sense, e.g. AI with senses of pride, ego, traces of human emotion, etc. AI is often anthropomorphized- given human traits despite itself not being human or even organic- and many such stories aren't really written with much understanding of how an AI would likely actually work, where errors that lead to conflict with humans are most realistically caused because AI cannot understand human goals or objectives as opposed to active malice.

It's worth noting that the video lists HAL's motives as mysterious, but this isn't entirely true; the sequel book/film have him explain himself: he was given conflicting orders- to help the crew of his ship and to keep the nature of their mission a secret from them- and this, combined with his inability to really grasp the concept of lying, lead to him killing the crew.


A wise man once said: "You and I are opposite sides of the same coin. When we face each other, we can finaly  see our true selves. There may be a resemblance, but we never face the same direction"

Larry 'Pixy' Foulke

then you bring another same coin and make them face each other


Wait so was this video about sympathy for the villain or just villains in general


"whatever religious or spiritual code we grew up with"
puts harry potter in the picture
XD XD XD

"whatever religious or spiritual code we grew up with"
*puts harry potter in the picture*
XD XD XD


zuko, the real reason avatar is so good. forget that aang guy.


"my father used to punish me severely" - Stalin

@「Vault Star」 Hitler was a drug addict? Where do you get this from?

@Dave Fred 100 bajillion people died under Vladimir iPhone in Vuvuzela, I get it

@Dave Fred I am not disputing that they are horrible, I agree. All I am saying is just because they were bad it does not excuse the nazis in any way whatsoever for what they did.

This angered his father, who punished him severely.

@Giftger Kohl Its not that I am saying they should not be blamed or even that they should not be seen as worse. All I am saying is that the nazis still should be viewed as a horrible group of psychopaths. One groups wrongs even if worse does not excuse another groups wrongs.

@M4 Sherman welp, have to agree with him, the nazis weren’t the only bad boys of the history, the soviets also killed millions, but aren’t not even blamed for doing so.

@sw4gr1d Also killed uhh a lot more than he saved 💀

Man where do you even begin with fellows like Hitler, Stalin, Mao, etc. It's so fucked up I just can't wrap my head around it, much kess understand it.

"so i took this rage and projected it onto my own country!"


In history class we studied about the main villan of this world war two period. When I said he wasn't all that bad, for some reason the whole class is angry at me now. People these days smh 😔


Why do good men do evil in order to do good?


19:17 Flashbacks to football game pep tunes


Starts talking about 3 dimensional villains,
Plays Sympathy for the Devil.

Never change Emp, love your work!


Just recently watched a small documentary here on YouTube about Sonny Liston. Very relatable!


Anyone else notice the 8-bit sympathy for the devil in the beginning?


If no wars we wouldn’t have developed so many innovations


@- Sorry English is not my first language so excuse me if I come across not fluent

When I first moved to America I was pretty much all alone, I was in a large new city with new people and a whole new culture to embrace myself in. I got an iPod and downloaded my first album Madvillainy. I listened to it day and night and while I discovered the city that would soon become my home, I always had doom in the background wherever I went. I loved that album, and when I heard this news I listened to it again. I cried, but I knew he’d be a legend forever.

 I don’t know Doom as King Geedorah or MFDOOM or DangerDoom or JJDOOM, I know him as The Madvillain, and calling him that is my way of paying homage on a personal level.

Rest In Power.. MFDOOM

MF DOOM will live on through his music and loved ones. Rest in piece.

May he make good fire beats in Heaven. Stay villain forever!

It’s a tragedy for the ages, RIP MF Doom

Madvillian are DOOM and Mad Lib
Mad Lib is still alive
RIP DOOM


1:45 Sympathy for the devil - melody by the stones btw :D


Maleficent turns into a dragon! Of course I remember her!


My teacher asked me who my favorite hero is and i said the joker


This made me realize<br>most Ghibli Films have conflicts but doesn't really have a Villain

This made me realize
most Ghibli Films have conflicts but doesn't really have a Villain

@DyxoXinoro castle of cagliostro has one too

@Naminé She runs a ring of forced slave labor by denying people their literal identities and everything she does is to amass power, wealth, and control for herself.  She sends one of her "top dog" employees out on a mission that leaves them bloodied and dying on the ground, and her only response is to be annoyed that it's taking them so long to tell her the results of their mission without so much of a second thought of helping them.  I don't care if she justifies that with "that's just business."  Plenty of other villains in other media have used that excuse as well.

Even her kid is just another trophy for her and she doesn't REALLY care about them, so the mother aspect doesn't hold water either.  They have that be a whole plot point where Yubaba's sister turns her kid into a mouse and when Chihiro shows her the mouse Yubaba acts disgusted literally responding with "Eww gross!  Get that thing away from me," to which Chihiro immediately responds with "Don't you recognize him?" followed by Yubaba doubling down with a "absolutely not, now get that thing out of my sight for real" with the kid looking visibly dejected.  The literal point of the scene is that she doesn't care about the kid and just enjoys having something to dote on as a "toy" for herself.

Takahata's ones are less about conficts except Pompoko, Miyazaki's movies are the ones with classic adventure themes but treated maturely, in a way that the west isn't used at all, and even less before Pixar was established I'd say. <br>It's really tied with how Miyazaki sees the world, materialism, it's more about relations to each other, to nature, to working your ass off with your little hands whoever you are and what your reasons are for opposing the other group, and evolving. He is that die hard marxist boomer, maniac and straight-to-the-point, that makes beautiful emotional movies with meanings for children and adults while being himself kinda pessimistic about the future but full of love for the little people buiding their thing, that's what he represents I think, so villains have no place.

Takahata's ones are less about conficts except Pompoko, Miyazaki's movies are the ones with classic adventure themes but treated maturely, in a way that the west isn't used at all, and even less before Pixar was established I'd say.
It's really tied with how Miyazaki sees the world, materialism, it's more about relations to each other, to nature, to working your ass off with your little hands whoever you are and what your reasons are for opposing the other group, and evolving. He is that die hard marxist boomer, maniac and straight-to-the-point, that makes beautiful emotional movies with meanings for children and adults while being himself kinda pessimistic about the future but full of love for the little people buiding their thing, that's what he represents I think, so villains have no place.

@Naminé Not gonna lie, I forgot about Spirited Away. I do think Yubaba is just someone doing her job first and foremost, but since she's the boss (and thus making the rules) it doesn't give her as much leeway for her actions as any other employee might by that justification.

@reperfan4 I wouldn't say that Yubaba is a villain. She is more of an antagonist. She is a ruthless businesswoman, but also a mother who genuinely cares for her child.
Chihiro's parents were transformed because they broke the rules, not because Yubaba is particularly evil, plotting, or holding a grudge.
As for Haku's curse, I would say that there was definitely no justification, but that doesn't make her evil. Just very ruthless.

Because those movies are about maturity. The conflict is around the protagonist find themselves.

@DyxoXinoro Yubaba in Spirited Away seems like a pretty obvious villain too.  Unless you found some justification for her that I don't see :|

I was actually talking to a buddy of mine about this a while back and we agreed that the only movie with a traditionally defined villain is Castle in the Sky. And he's predominantly used as an engine to fuel every other character's growth and explore the worldbuilding around Laputa itself.

True! Or the line is very blurred like in Mononoké


Nah man, it's YinG and Yang, they're opposites.


Man starts with Aqua TV Show Show. Absolute leGend!


2:26 shoutout to germany/austria/poland/india/taiwan/philippines for making dog murder illegal

goddam my geographical knowledge is rusty. spent 10 mins cross referencing the dog murder legality map/world maps


I don't sympathize with the villian . Joker by Phoenix is not a villian.  But a victim who learned to stand up for himself .


<b>"I used to think my life was a tragedy, but now I realized it's a comedy"</b> - The mime from Superman idk I don't read Washington DC comics.

*"I used to think my life was a tragedy, but now I realized it's a comedy"* - The mime from Superman idk I don't read Washington DC comics.

this is the funniest comment i have ever read

Then you clearly don't belong to the PC master race bro


I feel like azula is a better comparison to a villain you sympathize with cuz zuko wasn't really a villain. Azula was abused my her father mentally and tried to be perfect something a human being can't be.


that leafy pic when talking about villans is hilarious


This enraged his father who punished him severely


I started this thanks to the DOOM quote in the description. Good stuff though.


High key the robbie rotten clip got me excited then I remembered that Karl died :(


This was an absolutely TERRIFIC video essay


I definitely didn't read "simping for the villain"...


“Every villain is the hero of their own story”<br>-someone important

“Every villain is the hero of their own story”
-someone important

"...Not in this one."<br>- Mitchell, Hunt Down the Freeman

"...Not in this one."
- Mitchell, Hunt Down the Freeman

@LEO&LAMB Not every villain cares to be the hero and many revel in there villainy. There you go, it took merely 3 brain cells to rebuke OPs comment. Not every villain views themself or the world in the same way.

Really? what about a big monster like Destroyah from Godzilla? or the big demon guy you fight at the end of Doom Eternal? I don't think every villain gives a shit about being a hero. Like Carnage from Spider-Man he just cares about killing people that's all. How does he see himself as the hero.

@Intresless If a hero things he does the right thing it doesn't mean that he is

@Daragh O'kane true. Some people are crazy and just have no empathy.

@BRUNISPERO ya  fighters are not any better then arsonists. Also that isn't even true lot's of bad guy's in media aren't trying to be hero's some are monsters that need to eat human's for food they don't think its helping the eco system

Darkseid, Trigon, The Joker, The Shredder, Lord Zedd, Frieza, Knives (Vash the Stampede).
<br>They don't approve that commentary.

Darkseid, Trigon, The Joker, The Shredder, Lord Zedd, Frieza, Knives (Vash the Stampede).
They don't approve that commentary.

The hero is just the hero in his own mind set and principles.

@Intresless<br>That dosen't disprove the op's comment.

@Intresless
That dosen't disprove the op's comment.


1 of the most beautiful and best video i ever seen.


Joker: "Do you know what you get when you cross a mentally ill loner with a society who forgets about him and treats him like trash?"
...
...
Zuko: "That's rough buddy."


Thought the title said sympathy for the devil lmao


I rewatched the entirety of avatar after this video


Did anyone else notice that the song for the first part of the video was sympathy for the devil


Not to forget Castlevania. They managed to build up sympathy for Dracula perfectly. The victory of the heroes felt like a tragedy.


I thought that the yin yang was called the “yoga ball” when i was around 5


"Does anyone remember Maleficant?" I dunno ask the Kingdom Hearts fandom the same question :P


'Whiplash' just replaced all the messed up of 'blue velvet' with some good bop


Did.. Did you put an 8bit version of Sympathy For The Devil as background music? Subscribed


A villain that I can truly sympathize for is Porky Minch from the Mother/Earthbound series. Yes, he did incredibly horrible things but once you learn his childhood you can’t help by feel bad for him. He had very abusive parents and no friends. So, he let out his anger and frustration on Ness and later on everyone in the nowhere islands. And he ends up having to spend the rest of his immortal life stuck in a capsule that he can’t escape. He’ll just sit there silently and miserable with no friends and no love until the end of time.


i mean damn bruh why the melee music so fire doe


you could add dream smp here too, it would work perfectly


Everyone's entry: serious af<br>Joker:...Hi~

Everyone's entry: serious af
Joker:...Hi~


we live in a society where people eat mustard on watermelon <br>>:(

we live in a society where people eat mustard on watermelon
>:(


“The Joker exploded in popularity”

I see what you did there.


22:49 nice idea to mention Leafy in this context.
So true


ironically the jokers one of the must human characters


3:00 Maleficent was a bad example. Since she rocks her Performance in the movie, had a lead role in kingdom hearts and got a remake all for herself.


Wake up to reality nothing ever gose as planned in this acurrsed world, thd longer you live the more you will realise that the only things that truly exist in this reality is pain and regret  - Madara Uchiha


7:37 you cant say saber cat then not explain what it is


I don't think the joker movie is a great representation of the comic character the movie fits perfectly for what you're saying but that isn't the idea of the joker he at least most of the time is the embodiment of chaos his backstory is usually vague or non-existent the most widely accepted one wasn't even intended by the writer to be a definitive backstory just another option dark knight joker fits the comic interpretation far closer


I remember watching Zuko in Avatar as a kid and I always resonated with him, Sokka was funny, but Zuko had so much depth to his character I felt the only reason I watched the show was for him and his uncle. Aang was annoying to me and so was Katara, they were really only filler to me.

Aang is super energetic but not in a fun, relatable way like Hinata (Haikyuu!) where he has a passion for something he loves where it spreads to other people and aspects of his life. Katara complained a little bit too much in the beginning and Sokka was just comedy relief and the guy that drank cactus juice

Sokka, Zuko & Iroh for me too mate, me too.


"no doubt zuko sufferer the most in the series"<br>Aang is the only survivor of the genocide of his people

"no doubt zuko sufferer the most in the series"
Aang is the only survivor of the genocide of his people


1:36 I like how Harry Potter is among the holy books.


I think the best villians are those, in which we can see ourselves. For it is much more fearsome to face the reality of possibility rather than the reality of "true evil".

@Evacody124 By sympathy I don’t mean „feeling sorry for them“, sure that is what it can mean some times. But what I mean is really just that there is a possibility that you could end up just like them. That you could be them.
That does not have to mean that they’re not truly „evil“ (whatever that means). But that they weren’t all along. It’s scarier to be faced with possibility of something that could still happen, rather than explaining a bad thing away with „Oh he’s always been that way.“. That’s not how it works in real life.

Also, Joker falls into this category too. He’s „normal“ until he chooses not to be. And I don’t feel sorry for him. No, I’m proud.

Edit : Just so you know, real life psychopaths aren’t evil. Not in the way you might imagine. They do not have empathy. Meaning they have potential to be „evil“ if they have to. If there is anything that makes them be evil. But they aren’t born evil, they only have a better chance at becoming it. No one is born that way. See also : „ Villians are made, not born.“ it’s famous for a reason.

@Evacody124 By sympathy I don’t mean „feeling sorry for them“, sure that is what it can mean some times. But what I mean is really just that there is a possibility that you could end up just like them. That you could *be* them.
That does not have to mean that they’re not truly „evil“ (whatever that means). But that they weren’t all along. It’s scarier to be faced with possibility of something that could still happen, rather than explaining a bad thing away with „Oh he’s always been that way.“. That’s not how it works in real life.

Also, Joker falls into this category too. He’s „normal“ until he chooses not to be. And I don’t feel sorry for him. No, I’m proud.

Edit : Just so you know, real life psychopaths aren’t evil. Not in the way you might imagine. They do not have empathy. Meaning they have potential to be „evil“ *if* they have to. If there is anything that makes them be evil. But they aren’t born evil, they only have a better chance at becoming it. No one is born that way. See also : „ Villians are made, not born.“ it’s famous for a reason.

Um not really.  To me the best villains  are those that are just evil because that's what they always have been.

What makes the Joker a great villain is that he is doing everything because he wants to you are not supposed to feel sorry for him.

Ever great hero in a story needs a great villain. The great villains don't have a back story where you feel sorry for them though.


“Cool thumbnail sir! But your scar is on the wrong side!”


The fact that Breaking Bad’s Walter White did not make a major appearance in this video is genuinely astounding.


yoooo so glad to see whiplash being mentioned


Hmm I wonder if Emp forgot about Handsome Jack.<br>But I believe there was a video covering that part.

Hmm I wonder if Emp forgot about Handsome Jack.
But I believe there was a video covering that part.


please allow me to introduce myself

Im a man of wealth and taste


You can't just bring a scene from the thing in a video like this,<br>It DOESN'T make sense

You can't just bring a scene from the thing in a video like this,
It DOESN'T make sense


I have to say the coin toss is more than just a gesture. Like Two face it represents fairness. There are no rigs, no glitches, it's a fair opportunity that no one can change not even the tosser. It's a tool of fate for Anton just like Dent.

And goddammit it was Two face was underappreciated in dark knight.


@spiritcrusher42 You smell like a beautiful garden. :D

He didn’t talk about the banality of evil.

@spiritcrusher42 thank you for the response

@rambact what about it felt childish? The fact that he used cartoon characters as examples? Subjective is right lol

Subjective I suppose, felt extremely childish in my opinion.

Honestly you could even feel for Betty, in Glitchtale, because she was a innocent girl before becoming the black beasts host, but out of everyone in Undertale, the villain i feel for the most would be Asriel, because yes Asgore, is a very tragic character, but Asriel, went through the most which i am sure all us Undertale, fans can agree on.


The background music got me bumping doe.


fun fact darth vader is anakin i know shocking if only there was a trilogy that shows his backstory.


8 bit Sympathy for the Devil??? Lol I listened to this song multiple times today and then came across this video. Coincidence huh


At the end of the video the 8 bit music in the background sounds like “white room” by cream


EmpLemon and LEMMiNO have both had such huge changes in their content and i'm loving it


21:28 thats a mistranslation its "thou shalt not murder" thats why states can practise capital punishment


Yeah the last part of the video is basically mega mind


are we just going to gloss over the fact that theres a harry potter book on 1:34


It's so bizarre how a villain that kill like 3 people in a simple way is so impactful, really shows how amazing Joker 2019 was

Meanwhile a villain like Hela is literally the goddess of death and kill countless people on Thor Ragnarok and nobody gives a damn

Speaking of Hella, I hope she returns at some point since she’s probably not dead or anything (imagine the “goddess of death” literally dying). Her power of throwing knives in the movie are kinda meh, but I still think she’s cool. Plus she’s just simply evil.

@Lucky_-1y My guess is that the joker movie has more comprehensible stakes when it comes to murder vs Thor Ragnarok, but tbh I have not seen the joker movie yet. The joker movie seems more grounded in reality, and it’s more easy to follow joker killing 3 people with a more focused scene, vs Hella killing a whole army of 100s of people in a more quicker-moving scene. Plus I guess people already assume that the goddess of death has already murdered way many more people than what we have seen in her one movie since she is called “the goddess of death” and is a literal god, so no one is surprised of a goddess being able to kill that many people.

@jaijo Erik i'm not sure about this, but i was talking about not giving a damn about the deaths

Isn’t Hela one of the mcu’s more popular villains


Man vs Machine: Colossus: The Forbin Project

Man vs Society: Taxi Driver

@Doctor straing Strange I have seen taxi driver twice, and I still think that taxi driver is a masterpiece and joker is a mediocre, pretentious, ripoff. Joker copy pasted taxi driver’s and the king of comedy’s plots, but joker is more shallow and less interesting. And I’m not saying that because Taxi Driver is a classic, I’m saying that because taxi driver is an objectively better film.

@julian You know, people always say that, but they can never find concrete examples to prove it. It's always the broadest strokes that can be applied to several other movies in the same genre. Ya full of bullshit.

@julian you have never seen Taxi Driver if you think that lol, or maybe you didn’t watch the Joker

@R S I know, most people hail movie classics and think they’re untouchable, but from an objective standpoint, Joker is indeed better realised

@Doctor straing Strange you will get flamed for this one brodie but I agree

@Doctor straing Strange joker is a shallow rip off of taxi driver

Joker is better than Taxi Driver. Taxi Driver is good but not as tight and well constructed as Joker

@Alpha Roo the thing is people that insane, can't take responsabilities. They will always choose the worse shit.

Taxi Driver is also man vs self. Travis has a pathological compulsion to ostracize himself from the world around him, that leads him to eventually do what he does, and he chooses to focus on the worst elements of his world to justify his isolation; this is why I think Taxi Driver is a better loner film than Joker. <br>Joker shows how a society can mold someone into a worse person through it's cruelty, but Taxi Driver shows that individuals have a responsibility to their own well being, and how we relate to the people around us, lest we use society as the excuse to become that worse person

Taxi Driver is also man vs self. Travis has a pathological compulsion to ostracize himself from the world around him, that leads him to eventually do what he does, and he chooses to focus on the worst elements of his world to justify his isolation; this is why I think Taxi Driver is a better loner film than Joker.
Joker shows how a society can mold someone into a worse person through it's cruelty, but Taxi Driver shows that individuals have a responsibility to their own well being, and how we relate to the people around us, lest we use society as the excuse to become that worse person


I'm trying to make a antagonist but she needs depth this is difficult I'm trying to make her a better character.


the joker wasn't as political as people think, it just shows how mass/serial killers are made


"Definition "super-villain": a killer who love children
One who is well-skilled in destruction, as well as building"
- MF DOOM

Синя Карелия


haha low bit harmonica white room at the 20:29 is fucking gold


Y’know I watched a WW2 documentary and caught myself rooting for Germany…


I'm a writer, and I'm making a comic of one of my novels.
Sci-fi horror.
The main character is also who is killing everyone...but she is a rag doll, has no knowledge of good and bad, it's acting out of mixed feelings her creator had while creating her.
She basically burns down a town because they treat her creator badly, but she doesn't understand burning them is an overreaction.
Then the town people try to stop her somehow and have to come together etc.
They stop her but she is not dead, she'll comeback to finish what she thinks is her "mission", to burn that town to the ground.
There's no hero, no villain. At the same time she is both.
I don't understand how that happened, but I'm embracing it.

Coming soon, this October 2022

(I said sci-fi because later on she comes back as an android)


1:35 ah yes harry potter my spiritual code


Most villains have the most appealing character designs, and that’s why i love them .

@The Adversary Yeah, and their taunts are just the same, they don't do anything else besides raising their arms, hopefully the devs add a new taunt

<b>Killzone developers sobbing intensifies</b>

*Killzone developers sobbing intensifies*


The best example of this is (uk) utopia, and saying anymore would spoil the entire series.


2:27 wtf dog killing is legal in almost every country.


I feel like almost every youtube account has seen this on their recommended but never clicked it


we were talking about this in my English class with this concept of a monster villain and monster hero with cases like the Hulk


“Each version of the Devil-“*shows Hades**

Now listen here bucko

“Each version of the Devil-“**shows Hades***

Now listen here bucko

@QWERTZ Ritter though that is true, Hades in the disney movie hercules is evil

@LSSD in Greek mythology he isn't even evil that's what they just said

@QWERTZ Ritter hades isn't evil, he's not in charge of tormenting souls.
he just operates the underworld.

disney's hercules isn't the same Hades. two dif mythologies

@QWERTZ Ritter Well, Hades is not in any way the devil. We associate him with evil because of two reasons to my knowledge:
1. is that he is the god of the underworld and the dead. We, as humans and alive beings, view death as the "evil". Our body does everything to prevent it, and fear of death is very common. But death isn't necessarily evil, but a new beginning. The end of a life that we are afraid of, because we don't know what will happen next, so not evil, we are just afraid of it.

2. Because he kidnapped the daughter of dimitra and gave her a magic apple or something to make her love him and want to come back to him every 6 months (that's why 6 months of spring and summer are when she is supposed to be on earth and 6 months of autumn and winter when she is in the underworld). BUT, he actually loved her. Probably went as far as to "brainwash" her into loving him. LOVE lead him to doing this thing which is considered, and probably rightfully so, evil. But still, he loved her. He was one of the few ancient greek gods to not cheat on his wife, unlike zeus for example and she was, and i quote, the only one that could light the darkness of his palace in the underworld.

Saying that Hades is evil is like saying that Jesus of Nazareth is a hippie with a daddy complex.

There, I said it.

The devil does not rule the afterlife because he is also punished there

@Bunny Parke true maybe its the peoples fear of death that makes things seem evil, cause you Know Death Is Evil

@FatGamerGuy God (the christian one) also rules the afterlife so you could compare hades to him as well

@Elizabeth Gatchell Hades wanting to kill Hercules was an escape goat for Disney to not have Zeus' wife try to kill him. Even though Hades is not the Devil, he is the closest to the Devil, considering both of them rule the afterlife. Although the Devil rules 1/2. This comparison of them being rulers will always cause him to be seen as evil in pop culture. It's inevitable.

@Llama99 Nah, Dionysus is just here to chill and stuff.

@Maxi King almost all the Ancient Greek gods are pretty awful people lol

I can’t find a name, I know that you don’t mean anything bad, so I’ll elaborate more.

It upsets me because pop culture in general has shaped Hades as being “evil” or “like the devil” when he isn’t, also most people will recognize that as Hades, if they had shown a classic painting of hades people wouldn’t recognize him.

I also don’t think that the Disney version of him is like the devil either. Hades is pissed at Zeus ( knowing Zeus it’s probably valid) and yeah he wanted to kill a baby, but that’s also a misinterpretation of the original Hercules myth(I could go on about how media fucks with religion all day)

I’m sorry if this came off as rude, it’s late and I’m a little short fused rn.

@Elizabeth Gatchell by the yes he is i meant that he is in greek mythology not if he is evil (sorry for the broken English)

The is007, you did, you responded to the comment about him not being evil with “yes, he is” and even in Greek Mythology Hades is not evil, again I’d argue that he is the most moral out of all the gods in the Greek Pantheon.

He showed the Disney version of him who is like The Devil

the only similarity i can find between Hades and the Devil is that they both reside in the afterlife

@trohpi i didn't said that he is evil i said that he is in the Greek mythology

@LSSD just because he rules over the afterlife does not mean he is evil. he simply guides the souls of the dead to whichever afterlife they deserve to go to based on the actions they committed during their time with the living. death ≠ evil.

@LSSD yes, but he's not evil. The Underworld is not Hell.

@Darth Vader well he is. He is the god and lord of the underworld in Greek mythology

Tim Chr,

Hades isn’t “lord of the underworld” he’s god of the afterlife.

The devil in Christian belief is the incarnation of evil, he went against God and rebelled. The devil is not “the lord of the underworld” either he is the King of hell, and sometimes not even that.

Hades is not the embodiment of evil( I’d actually argue he’s the nicest god in the Greek pantheon) and he’s not in control of punishment solely (he is just the whole “god of the afterlife) he is also responsible for rewarding people.

Claiming that Hades and the Devil are comparable, is completely ignoring everything about how the afterlife works in either religion..

@QWERTZ Ritter But Hades is not evil in Greek mythology.

Listen to what? He is a version of the devil, as in lord of the underworld period of course hes not the devil thats not what he said none of the other mentioned ones are actually the devil, cuz its different religions and beliefs, nothing to argue about and also not his point


The last airbender fails in 6 you can imagine and infinite more you can't


Even Yeager is probably a grade A example of this, forced against his will, chosen by fate to be the one to carry out the rumbling and more than that the extermination of the Titans and Eldian people


"The popular will win, the hated will lose, its such a tragedy. Then I wont lose to anyone. I will become the strongest monster ever and change this scenario!"

 -Garou from One Punch Man

@Rocky Croods and? I dont care, still the best character

but what will probably end up happening is he'll go on a giant rant and saitama would get bored and just punch him

Garou is the villain I relate to the most but surprisingly he's not my favorite villain

@Rocky Croods Which is why Garou deserves respect. He did something not a lot of people would do. And no Saitama did not call him out. He didn't even talk to him. And no he did not beat him. It's not like they fought.

@Rocky Croods Not really. I get what you're saying but it's noy like saitama goes out of his way to beat him. And even then he really doesn't die. He's really tough tbh.

There’s some genuinely good writing hidden somewhere under all the sarcasm

@Egg T Keyword almost. Not sure if you read the manga but if you did you know what happened next

@Masked Creator Everyone's a ganta until Caped Baldy shows up

Then Garou wins because he's more popular


thanks for the films very <br>intresting


When he said “Ya get what you f—king deserve!” I was incredibly shook. You do feel his satisfaction at that moment followed by an existential dread of “this is who I am now,” and a reluctant acceptance that the murder can’t be undone.


1:35 since when is harry potter a religious book?!?!?


Me watching a movie: Meh the villain has a good point

Everyone else watching the ww2 documentary: 😳😳😳


I remember crying when the avatar rejected Prince Zuko to be in the group as I thought it was harsh and everyone deserved a second chance.

Can’t say I blame them. Zuko had to prove himself before he could be accepted by the group.

Yeah, but sadly that just isn’t realistic. Months worth of chasing them all over the globe leaves a impact.

If the person whose goal was to capture me said they wanted to help me,  I would reject them as well.<br>He did get a second chance, but only after he redeemed himself a bit.

If the person whose goal was to capture me said they wanted to help me,  I would reject them as well.
He did get a second chance, but only after he redeemed himself a bit.

However, can you entirely blame them? If I was in their shoes, I probably would initially reject him too. The man hurt them multiple times before and betrayed Katara at the end of Book 2. That being said, I appreciate the lengths the creators went to transform Zuko and Team Avatar’s relationship instead of just casually adding Zuko to the team. It showed that they didn’t forget the past 2 seasons.


Basically good=bad<br>                  Bad=somewhat good

Basically good=bad
                  Bad=somewhat good


this video enspired me to make a minecraft hypixel housing with a roleplay game that will make the players in it the real villains and give random 8 year olds ptsd... thanks for that😉


I’ve always loved how Whiplash treated the relationship between Fletcher and Neiman especially by the end. If it was written like a Disney movie it would portray Fletcher as just an angry and vindictive man and Neiman as this desperate hero to prove him wrong, but it does the opposite. The movie goes super hard to drive home how sad, terrible, and pathetic what Neiman is doing to himself is, it doesn’t paint him as this scrappy underdog fighting to accomplish his dream, it’s this vain, desperate, and pleading attempt to impress this one guy who’s just a massive abusive hard ass at the cost of everything  he otherwise cares about. <br>To me, the real “villain” (not antagonist) of Whiplash isn’t Neiman or Fletcher, it’s the concept of fame or success. One of the earliest lines from Neiman is “I’d rather die at 25 a coke addicted jazz legend than die at 80 with nothing to my name”. It’s a movie about whatever you define as being successful can lead to the outcome of you being profoundly miserable. You can call Fletcher a lot of things, a critic, abusive, but you can’t  call him a bad jazz musician, he’s gotten to the point of achieving some level of that fame. And it’s hard to say he’s really happy underneath all the other shit he is. The director infamously said that if he had to extend the ending out a bit, it’d have Neiman die of that coke addiction, with nobody but Fletcher at his grave, being nothing but spiteful over the fact he’d worked so hard and just produced another failure.

I’ve always loved how Whiplash treated the relationship between Fletcher and Neiman especially by the end. If it was written like a Disney movie it would portray Fletcher as just an angry and vindictive man and Neiman as this desperate hero to prove him wrong, but it does the opposite. The movie goes super hard to drive home how sad, terrible, and pathetic what Neiman is doing to himself is, it doesn’t paint him as this scrappy underdog fighting to accomplish his dream, it’s this vain, desperate, and pleading attempt to impress this one guy who’s just a massive abusive hard ass at the cost of everything  he otherwise cares about.
To me, the real “villain” (not antagonist) of Whiplash isn’t Neiman or Fletcher, it’s the concept of fame or success. One of the earliest lines from Neiman is “I’d rather die at 25 a coke addicted jazz legend than die at 80 with nothing to my name”. It’s a movie about whatever you define as being successful can lead to the outcome of you being profoundly miserable. You can call Fletcher a lot of things, a critic, abusive, but you can’t  call him a bad jazz musician, he’s gotten to the point of achieving some level of that fame. And it’s hard to say he’s really happy underneath all the other shit he is. The director infamously said that if he had to extend the ending out a bit, it’d have Neiman die of that coke addiction, with nobody but Fletcher at his grave, being nothing but spiteful over the fact he’d worked so hard and just produced another failure.

Then here i am over in the #Fletcherwasright camp lol


Megamind is a movie that demonstrates what you said at the end. Even if it is a kids movie, its considered as an all time great. Check it out if you havent, really good movie from 2010


Ah yes, my favorite religion, Harry Potter


L0rd English fills all these roles too. Madness.


I think right now we all feel for the supervillain :(


I knew that was a Left 4 Dead 2 soundtrack lol during the latter half of the No Country for Old Men portion


Me thinking im playing left 4 dead 2 because of the background music :)


Thanos and garo hold my beer<br>(from one punch man)

Thanos and garo hold my beer
(from one punch man)


5:27 "At the end of the day, Zuko is only seeking what we all desire: belonging and acceptance from his peers." Man, that one hit me hard.


1:35 While most people base their spiritual and religious beliefs on pieces of holy scripture like the Quran or the Bible, I personally find it in Harry potter and the sorcerer's stone


Chiger is everything Twoface should have been.


That was very well done. I love this. Someone finally put into words that, just because they're a "villain" doesn't immediately make them the bad guy. The "worst" villains have the best backstories.


sypathy for the villlian is a very important part of story structure, as handsome jack (tales of the borderlands) states "everyone's the hero of thier own story" and that one quote for a pretty much non-important spinoff title of borderlands really completes this video

@Evacody124 good point it just "might" make them better if they are more cardboard cutout in their ways

No it's not really important at all. Do you really need to know the back story of the Emperor in Star Wars to know he is a great villain?  How about Sauron? How about Darkseid? How about Branic?

I can go on the point is great villains don't need a back story where they were good then became evil. More times then not evil for the sake of evil is just better.


Green goblin from spiderman is another great villan. Man vs father figure


Avatar: The Last Airbender is an absolute  masterpiece and what is considered one of the best shows ever.


Honorable mentions

Eliot From Mr. Robot - A hacker with one side being a drug-addicted thief who wants to be the hero and the Mr. robot persona becoming a skilled master hacker and the villain of himself

V from V for vendetta - if any alan more fan would embody a true villain who solely murdered fascist while posing as a fascist to take down the government-controlled by oh dearest and hyper normal activities in a similar way how V where the face in the story of a hero when you dive in that his regrets of literally doing the things that embody chaos doing a villainous action while doing heroic things to free society out of Oh dearest ideals and social media.

The Metal Fetishist from Tetsuo the iron man -  this Japanese horror film also is a very deeper meaning than everyone can understand. the metal man depicted in the film plays the innocent role of a murdered suspect of a crime and Curses the salaryman's repressed fetish for sex with metal (metal being an allegory of technology) the whole story of the murder is composed of twisted flashbacks of what happens with every odd detail the NEW WORLD concept is showed in a brief flash how technology will rapidly shift so far that the world that would convert humans into metal men converting ways of bound from the fear of change.

Chris chan - yes mentioning this person has created something basically worse than the metal fetishist I mentioned that people see Chris chan as a villain or a morbid lolcow is that while doing research is that the people who get involved with Chris's life and the trolls who laugh at Chris is kind of a villain among ourselves a delusion of a merge or the NEW WORLD concept and acting god-like personification that a new world is coming and the people from the internet creates a personification of human repression to the point of depravity when people begin to harass and bully to the point they become the monster of who they become.


Yoshikage Kira (JJBA Part 4) is a very human villan


I do'n know, I think Jack Nicolson's, or Mark Mark Hamill's Joker made Joker more popular than Heath Ledger.


...Spot hot tracks like spot a pair of fat asses

Shots of the scotch from out of square shot glasses

And he won't stop 'til he got the masses

And show 'em what they know not through flows of hot molasses

Do it like the robot to headspin to boogaloo

Took a few minutes to convince the average bug-a-boo

It's ugly, like look at you

It's a damn shame

Just remember ALL CAPS when you spell the man name

And you know it like a poet, like baby doll

I bet she tried to say she gave me her all, she played ball

All bets off! The Villain got the dice rigged

And they say he accosted the man with the sliced wig

Allegedly; the investigation is still ongoing

In this pesky nation he gots the best con flowin'

The pot doubles, now they really got troubles

Madman never go [pop] like snot bubbles


That 8-bit version of "Sympathy for the Devil" is just divine.


In the end we ended up turning into like Squidward


The real problem is that we live in a society


Wow the great future of 2001 , I can't wait for that to happen


bro we gonna not go over the fact that he mentions the scars but the movie before that we watched him get left for dead on mustafar by someone  who he literally called his only family


Zuko is the definition of character development that all writers should take note of. For a kids show I still think it’s one of the greatest tv series of all time. Just wish they got a 4th season.

If we’re gonna be talking about Zuko’s great ark, we will be here for ages. Let me get Uncle Iroh to make some tea

@Zac D as a 21 year old I love the show both now and back when I was little.

@howard baxter great point! Everyone on team avatar had a certain personality and role that fit very well as a whole. I’m 25 years old and I can still relate to a lot of the characters as I’ve grown up. The show was a masterpiece!

The creators of Avatar did an excellent job. I think another worthwhile point is how they developed the comedic relief character in Sokka. He wasn’t just some punch line that gets tiring over time, but a character with his own very relatable conflicts. A character like Sokka is very rare in cinema.


I like the Left 4 Dead music in the background


2:29
Poland, Germany, and Austria are all red…

Does anybody else think this looks…. Familiar?


You know The Joker has many parallels with Taxi Driver, while it's a statement I agree with there's a key difference between the two protagonists.

In Taxi Driver, Travis Bickle is actually someone that is intimidating and frightening, from his fish eyed stares and his near expressionless behavior when he hears a client talking in great detail of killing his cheating wife or when he invades the brothel at the end of the movie.
Travis has a scary obsession with "cleaning up" the Rotten Big Apple from the 70s, he's a truly good example of a scary and psychotic character with a twisted mind and morals and someone we pray to never find ourselves in the end of his actions.

Joker meanwhile is someone who is at every waking moment desperately trying to keep his life together even as a apathic/hostile system puts him down, he tries caring for his loved ones, has dreams and hopes and is just someone like us who suffers from poverty and mental health issues, unlike the terrifying travis, we feel nothing but sympathy for the character even when he does murder and starts a riot that ends with Bruce's parents being killed, we recognize that he has done bad, but only because he was constantly being pushed and ridiculed until he couldn't take it anymore.
 Joker is someone we just want to help and hug and tell everything is going to get better because we will be there for him, and I think that it's something we can relate to, especially in these hard times.


Anyone here agree that Asriel is a great villian


21:40 man, that’s white room by cream right, I couldn’t help noticing it haha


I thought Joker was kind of meh, he just wasn't cool enough


People in the comments: Urgh Syndrome? Again? Why does Syndrome always get talked about???
Yeah maybe its because he's actually a really damn good Villain you ninnies.

People in the comments: Urgh Syndrome? Again? Why does Syndrome always get talked about???
_Yeah maybe its because he's actually a really damn good Villain you ninnies._

DoodleWill --- He could also say about that one incel from Megamind.

People don't realize that syndrome is a unique villain.

@Vinny from Venus Check the early comments.

Literally no one said that wtf are you talking about?

tbh he killed all the heroes off which was really sad ngl


Th8is video was amazing and usually, I would keep looking at the timer to see if the video is near finishing but this was such a good video it felt like It passed by in a few minutes, overall a great video.


That fade of Phoenix on Kimmel to Joker on Murray is legendary. It's obvious and the only thing you could've done there, clearly, but damn it's still so good LOL


A hero would sacrifice you to save the world. A villain would sacrifice the world to save you.


This was literally suggested to me after watching Chris Chan XD


Kids think batman is right.
Adolescents think the joker is.
adults realise that alfred doesn't get paid enough for their bullshit.


ok but why is it legal to kill dogs in so many places


Azula is my favorite villain of all time. Because unlike Zuko, she doesn’t change, she never gets a second chance and her life ends in tradgedy at just 14 years old.


Of course people love the villains.  Everyone's had one really bad day.

@samuraiiscool      W h a t ?<br>What thing?

@samuraiiscool      W h a t ?
What thing?

@Lone Wanderer I disagree. It takes one bad day for someone to snap. But the result of that snap is governed by everything that has come before.


"Jesus came to be a troubling figure, so that the thoughts of many hearts could be known."

"I am a stumbling block."<br>"Blessed is he, who does not stumble because of me."

"I am a stumbling block."
"Blessed is he, who does not stumble because of me."


Ha. A Team Fortress 2 reference in the "Man vs. Machine" segment.


You'd be perfect as an English literature teacher.


Brooo sick video... whats that beat tho?


This was great. Absolutely no criticisms. I just wish my favorite villain, Thanos, was in this video. <br>P.S. I know a picture of him was in the video I meant like an analysis.

This was great. Absolutely no criticisms. I just wish my favorite villain, Thanos, was in this video.
P.S. I know a picture of him was in the video I meant like an analysis.


what is the name of the music at the start when you explained yin and yang?


Personally I have sympathy for Mr Freeze. He just wanted his wife back and people pushed him too far

They got his friend Dillon pushing too many pencils 😭

I thought u were talking abt Frozone lmaoo

@Patrick Nothing more sympathetic then doing all the wrong things for the right reason.<br>It's why growing up I understood why Anakin fell to the dark side. Why Robin and Co, joined up with Garcia in the end of GS: Dark age.

@Patrick Nothing more sympathetic then doing all the wrong things for the right reason.
It's why growing up I understood why Anakin fell to the dark side. Why Robin and Co, joined up with Garcia in the end of GS: Dark age.

Mr. Freeze is one of the greatest villains in fiction, perfect example of good intentions but evil actions.

@Orange Monks In pretty much everything its agreed thats who Mr Freeze is, a man trying to get his wife back.

Is that his story in the comics or just in that Harley Quinn show?


Half of the whole villains are just sad people who got hurt and rejected by the whole humanity


Ngl, imo, this is the best video on YouTube


2:28 The fact that you can kill dogs it sad


@JuicyMuscprod never said anything was wrong with. Dont twist my words lmao

@Worn Strat Talking about fictional characters here. Besides, what's wrong with it? Anakin is a fictional character, he is still used as a practice for many psychologists in med school.

@Voloder Hadžimuratsefimović How? There are MANY psychopaths in this world. Most aren't anything like the movies.

@Voloder Hadžimuratsefimović No because some and most psychopaths aren't evil.

@Worn Strat Bro I thought that we talk about fictional characters...

What about guys like Darkseid and Carnage?

@Lil' Comment Yea I guess that makes sense.

@CheEzy
Influenced by their environment. They probably were influenced by other abusers.

The first psychopaths/ abusers were also influenced by their environment. Did you not read my explanations?
Anyway how might they be influenced by their environment you might ask? Well think about how humans back in the day lived. They hunted to survive killed animals to eat, killed other people to gain power, mating rights, and territory. A child can be taught to love and respect things but we know some children deviate from this and choose to hate and kill but they just don’t just magically deviate to kill and murder people for no reason.

I don’t feel like finishing my thoughts so 🤷♀

Just know that there is no evidence that there are people born evil.

@Lil' Comment influenced by fucking who ? Other abusers? Okay, so what about the first abusers, psychos, etc ? Some people are just born fucked up.

@Voloder Hadžimuratsefimović
Do you consider people with Autistics, ADHD, and other mental disorders as bad people? They also have a “lack of empathy” or have trouble showing emotions/empathy to others.

I’m not a teacher by the way, I’m just a high schooler who took psychology.
In the study of “Nature vs Nurture”, I think people cannot be born bad/evil but their environment and people can influence them to be bad.
If you believe that having no empathy/ real emotions in itself is bad then 🤷♀?

I don’t think so myself because You cannot separate the person from the environment.

@Lil' Comment maybe, but having no empathy or real emotions is dangerous and such a person can't be considered good

@Voloder Hadžimuratsefimović <br>Psychopaths are not evil, psychopath could be influenced to become bad or good like every other human on this planet.

@Voloder Hadžimuratsefimović
Psychopaths are not evil, psychopath could be influenced to become bad or good like every other human on this planet.

@Real_Slim_Shady <br>Child Abusers were influenced to be abusers, not born.

@Real_Slim_Shady
Child Abusers were influenced to be abusers, not born.

@Lil' Comment some it can be born, otters it was made

@Lil' Comment tell that to child Abusers

@Real_Slim_Shady
If you understand the English definition of evil then nothing is born evil. so therefore its not both.

thank you for coming to my ted talk.


Is that "white room" by cream playing around 21:30 ???


Yeah this subjective morality stuff is bs lol


POV: Watching the boy in the striped pyjamas


I remember I watched a movie and I rooted for the villain so much that I cried when the hero killed the villain lmao

Also this can also be used with dr.doofenshmirtz


Evil villains also tend to be boring <br>Laughs in dio

Evil villains also tend to be boring
Laughs in dio


Oh no.. another word I can't spell. Villian


i feel like you miss understood the joker, well maybe the comic book version of the joker because, the joker stand alone film was not the joker


The part about Joker being blamed for extremism versus John Wick not being blamed for extremism is wrong imo. In John Wick the story and message is there the same way there's a story in porn. It has to be there due to the fact that a story/message is a fundamental component of any media, even a 2 second youtube clip with 5 views and a funny title. But in the case of porn/action movies, its not the main thing.

Joker however has a much more human down-to-earth tone. Its a lot more serious with the way it tells its story. Whether you like it or not, the internet does breed many forms of extremism. And if there's one thing information-age extremists do with media, it's idolizing the wrong message/character and using it/them as a rallying flag.

Did the MeDiA over-report and make a way bigger deal out of it than it actually was? Yes. But don't turn it into "the media is mad when my guy is popular but not when chad does it"


I can't believe I never knew the yin and yang symbol was called the Taijitu

I can't believe I never knew the yin and yang symbol was called the *_Taijitu_*

damn bro i watch your videos all the time! didn't know you watched emplemon

Me either I thought it was just called yin and yang


Completely unrelated but the L4D2 Hard Rain intro song was cool to hear


Pet peeve, but sympathy and empathy are misused ALL the time. Empathy is understanding where someone is coming from or why they may feel the way they do regardless of your personal opinion. Sympathy is being in agreement with the ones feeling or actions or sharing an opinion with why someone does something. I’m sick of people getting these wrong because it completely changes a narrative and what the words mean.


In my opinion zuko was the coolest character


Zuko is one of the most human villains ever written?

Do you even read books?


Just be honest here everyone kinda liked zuko at some point


"The war left us many scars. Some you can't see."

@Emperoroleary ^the cabbage guy from avatar the last airbender

me going from an innocent trader to an emotionless monster of a pirate who kills for fun in tradelands

@cryptidinthewoods I think it was from Star Wars Rebels : "The Last Battle" episode


I was just playing tf2 while watching and then I get hit by more gun.


I've never seen the devil depicted as a pedophile...


I think its just matter of survival. Why do we eat, sleep and reproduce? To continue our line and human race. <br>To do this, ancient people needed to group up and fight against predators lurking in the dark. Casted out from group means death so you have to follow what majors saying, doing something benefit majors in the group to stay and be safe. Now, the typical the villain do something benefits minors or oneself so everyone despise them and kick him/her out so group can keep surviving. In other words, there are no good or bad concepts, its just if you do something benefits others its generous, selfless heroic act, on the other hand, doing something for your sake or minors' sake, it will be selfish mean act.

I think its just matter of survival. Why do we eat, sleep and reproduce? To continue our line and human race.
To do this, ancient people needed to group up and fight against predators lurking in the dark. Casted out from group means death so you have to follow what majors saying, doing something benefit majors in the group to stay and be safe. Now, the typical the villain do something benefits minors or oneself so everyone despise them and kick him/her out so group can keep surviving. In other words, there are no good or bad concepts, its just if you do something benefits others its generous, selfless heroic act, on the other hand, doing something for your sake or minors' sake, it will be selfish mean act.


You wanna know how i got these scars? Well, I'm the joker baby

I heard dunkey’s voice while reading this


Only problem I have is with the definition of Morality.


Zuko doesn’t count as a villain anymore.


Emp: “No purely evil villain is memorable”

Also Emp: Shows Darth Vader

The Senate: Ironic

Emp: “No purely evil villain is memorable”

Also Emp: *Shows Darth Vader*

The Senate: Ironic

Sauron(if you didn't read the books) is also incredibly memorable but is depicted as pure evil.

@SolsticE I know in the EU he seems less so, but in the movies Lucas clearly wanted him to be full-blown evil.

You can have purely evil ones be memorable, but they usually need another trait to go with it, like wit or such. An example of pure evil that comes to mind as a memorable villain is emperor Palpatine. I know there are a lot of "Palpatine did nothing wrong" memes that use EU material, but he was written as pure evil, and managed to be a good villain despite that in the films.


🎤🌏MY music will Definitely have a place in the Music Industry🔥


The left 4 dead music added so much to this video


There are only 2 things guranteed in life;
1. No matter what you do or how "good" you are, you will be the villain from someone's point of view
2. Death
Edit: For everyone saying taxes, you can still go to jail / live on the run / bribe the judge or some other crap. These 2 things are unavoidable, no matter what you do.

I see your first point and raise you Cyrus the Great of Persia

Because, as was reminded, the saying goes...
now, how was it... "Nothing in life is more certain than..."

A) "...sugar and spice?"
B) "...rainbows and puppies?"
C) "...blood and guts?"
D) "...beeps and boops?"
E) "...death and taxes?"
F) Haven't heard anything of the like, no.

There's a saying in Spanish that roughly translates as "No one's safe from Death and being cheated on"

What if only your friends know that you even exist. You can’t be villain if you haven’t met a hero

1. Mistakes which lead you to your down fall

@The Belen Very expensive and difficult.

Being a drifter is an option

@matchopatcho Still a villain to someone.

nah but you either die a hero or live long enough to become a villain

I mean.. I can't die if I don't live

I don't know how I'll do it but I'll figure out how


1:34 is uhh voldemort like the devil now


Am I tripping or is the intro music sympathy for the devil


I didn’t realize until now how in depth pixar can write their stories. They kinda used the same principle from The Incredibles in Up where there is a kid who has an idol. But it’s fascinating to see how pixar can take the POV of both sides (man and idol) and and make the villain be on either side, and at the same time, the villain is also an understandable and sympathetic person.


What kind of villain is Louis Bloom from Nightcrawler?


The only thing I disagree with is the notion that godzilla won't "stop destroying" the city due to some "moral epiphany". As this has happened on occasion 🤔🤔

Edit: typo, I said will not wont


EmpLemon literally made this whole video so he could use that clip from Lazy Town as a transition to literally teach us how to be villains


1:37 -
Quran (muslim holy script)
Bhagwat Gita (Hindu holy script)
Holy Bible (Christian Holy script)....

...And then ofcourse, HARRY POTTER


Griffith from berserk would fit perfectly in this video


The first thing i thought of when seeing the title was Garou from opm


Fucking solid video especially the Joker and Zuko bits


"Zuko suffers more than any character in the series"

Katara: my mom used to live *holds necklace*

"Zuko suffers more than any character in the series"

Katara: my mom used to live **holds necklace**

Ya, katara u always telling people to feel bad about ur mother but sokka also suffered the same

"My girlfriend turned into the moon."<br>"That's rough, buddy."

"My girlfriend turned into the moon."
"That's rough, buddy."

@Fin yes I know that, but I was just joking... it's the fandom inside jokee

Unless I'm misunderstanding you, Zuko lost both his parents and thus suffered more.


That man vs order guy reminds me of johan frm monster


i bet someones been playing tf2 recently~~


i like shows where its hard to tell who the villain is

eg: redo of healer, Acsa, Joker - etc

@Ball not normie yessir (insert lenny face here, on mobile rn so i cant)


Alright but moral relativism is not a better substitute for a distinction between right and wrong. Just gotta throw that out there


Can’t believe I can watch in depth documentaries like this for free. Emp just doesn’t miss.


Man I need to see No Country for Old Men

Go see it. One of the best movies ive ever watched


I SAW THE MF DOOM MUSIC VIDEO IN THERE HAHA


Bro had left for dead music in the background 💀

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“As much as we hate, them Villains are a necessary evil”<br>Proceeds to show a picture of leafyishere

“As much as we hate, them Villains are a necessary evil”
Proceeds to show a picture of leafyishere

@this channel exists for some reason it did tho


2:07 well the disney hades evil yes but not the original one


i sympathized with the villian when watching a ww2 documentary 😔


I find Fletcher scarier than Chigurh, ngl.

Ultimately Chigurh's line of logic and code of conduct was nonsense he made up, and was as killable as anyone else. He just lacked the fear required to make you hesitate.

Fletcher represents a barrier that doesn't stand to challenge anything but you and your own skill. There is no great moral question, are you good enough to succeed or not? If you're not, he'll let you know in a way that either breeds that greatness or gets you out of his sight, his ultimate goals. Either achieve excellence or stop attending with your trash.

Ultimately agreed


The Batman Killing Joke philosophy is also quite interesting; how all it takes is just one bad day. Regardless, great job on the video.

Yeah, it's interesting in how it refutes the idea of one bad day being all that is needed to turn a person bad by showing Jokers philosophy wrong.


1:35 My religious beliefs defiantly lay in the book of Harry potter


My question is what do we do when the protagonist is evil? Take Alucard from hellsing ultimate for example, he's the hero but he does things that make all these 'bad guy villans' look like just fussy children, what about those types of heroes?