Zuko truly does have the best redemption arc for a villain 😭

Zuko truly does have the best redemption arc for a villain 😭

i know its been overused as an example, but Vegetas arc is also amazing. He went from a ruthless killer to a family man who fights alongside his biggest enemy. Especially in the survival arc you could see how much his attitude truly changed

@Chillgamesh Piccolo from dragon ball have the most underrated character arc ever imo.

@Chillgamesh Piccolo from dragon ball have the most underrated character arc ever imo.

imo Darth Vader has the best redemption arc but Zuko is a close second.

imo Darth Vader has the best redemption arc but Zuko is a close second.

Holy shit it’s you the guy why got me into lofi

Holy shit it’s you the guy why got me into lofi

@Arsham Sobbi Vader is cooler but he does not have the best redemption arc

@Arsham Sobbi Vader is cooler but he does not have the best redemption arc

@Journeyagain Dude, the writing was plain awful. The first season, for example,(the other seasons are fucked up real bad)
It starts with korra being able to bend 3 elements as a toddler. I have already watched atla, so I am flabbergasted as to how much of a joke this makes out aangs struggle to be.
Korra is a Disney princess: she was confined her whole life, and doesn't know anything about the outside world(like money, etc). Why? How?
Aaand it turns out she was raised to be the avatar by ppl who told her that the avatar is all about fighting bad guys.
What? Was she raised by kids in the bodies of old people? This makes no sense.
Then, more sky bison. Wasn't the whole point of tla being that aang momo n appa were the last of their kind?
The whole season is based on the racism and oppression experienced by non benders at the hand of benders.
Screentime of benders oppressing non benders: less than 2 minutes
Screen time of non benders oppressing benders: basically half the show.
😕
Soooo...how can I care about the drive of the story and conflict when we literally never see it? And benders use their bending to opress, and that gets a revolution, but non benders with weapons etc get a pass?
Why is korra such a spoiled brat? Ignorant...ok....bratty....just why?
The romance and pro bending basically added nothing to the show. We are stuck for many episodes on a sport that doesn't add to the world building and doesn't impact the conflict at all. If the romance and pro bending was removed, basically 70% of the season, it would hardly affect the narrative. The focus of this season is korra learning airbending, communicating with aang, the equalists.
Now, to korra's airbending. It was pathetic. Apart from the well established fact that the avatar's problematic element is the one opposite to their birth element, korra hardly puts any effort in learning airbending. She was so eager at first, but refused to listen to tenzin. She treated everyone around her like garbage and the other characters had to apologise to her. She didn't meditate,or anything of the sort, and got airbending handed to her for free magically. She then lost her bending, only to get it back along with the avatar state. She gets everything on a silver platter without hard work.
Her interaction s with amon were weird. When she first saw him, she was traumatised and had nightmares of him taking away her bending. She then was toyed with amon in a very rape like manner, which broke through her arrogant self centered nature. We see her sobbing in tenzin's arms. But, she is perfectly fine the next episode with no vestiges of trauma.
Come to think about it, korra's development in all the seasons are made to be as rape-like as possible without crossing the limits of Nickelodeon. Like a female main character can only grow through rape and rape analogy.
Then there is amon...a hypocritical idiot. He lost all of his compelling features in the last episode. It's like unmasking darth Vader and finding a pikachu behind that mask.

But he wasn't a full on villain though... At worst he was a villainous antagonist... Even that is a stretch

But he wasn't a full on villain though... At worst he was a villainous antagonist... Even that is a stretch

Oop more villains have cooler redemption arc lol

Oop more villains have cooler redemption arc lol

I’m not gonna lie it legitimately is quite a good redemption but its definitely not the best redemption ever

I’m not gonna lie it legitimately is quite a good redemption but its definitely not the best redemption ever

Bro but fr. Mans literally joined team avatar betrayed them and joined them again

Bro but fr. Mans literally joined team avatar betrayed them and joined them again

@Chillgamesh being unlike its sequel would mean it didn't have memorable characters

@Chillgamesh being unlike its sequel would mean it didn't have memorable characters

Bluto from the early  Popeye cartoons is a great example of a sympathetic villain.

Bluto from the early  Popeye cartoons is a great example of a sympathetic villain.

(SPOILER alert for Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

And Spike :). Him and Zuko are my favourite villains turned heroes <3. Both character arcs are masterfully written.

(SPOILER alert for Buffy the Vampire Slayer)

And Spike :). Him and Zuko are my favourite villains turned heroes <3. Both character arcs are masterfully written.

Ulfric Stormcloak might be a better example.

Ulfric Stormcloak might be a better example.

Wouldn’t call it an arc, I’d call it a zigzag, but it’s good either way

Wouldn’t call it an arc, I’d call it a zigzag, but it’s good either way

vader's redemption arc bullies zuko's and his overrated non-anime

vader's redemption arc bullies zuko's and his overrated non-anime

Gaara was just a psychotic mass murderer until Kishi ruined his character and turned him into an innocent woobie.

Gaara was just a psychotic mass murderer until Kishi ruined his character and turned him into an innocent woobie.

@Chillgamesh he was definitely a villain in Season One, later he became the best character ever

@Chillgamesh he was definitely a villain in Season One, later he became the best character ever

@Ramon Jardim English class is where you learn how to read and understand. And he obviously fails to pick up what’s written in to the show. That’s why I said that.

@Ramon Jardim English class is where you learn how to read and understand. And he obviously fails to pick up what’s written in to the show. That’s why I said that.

@Tyler idk what this has to do with English class

@Tyler idk what this has to do with English class

I've been listening to your mixes since I was a sophomore in highschool, I'm 19 now btw

I've been listening to your mixes since I was a sophomore in highschool, I'm 19 now btw

The final season sucked. The role for the main villain went to Daenerys instead, and every single GoT fan around the world couldn't enjoy the final season because <b>IT SUCKED!</b>

The final season sucked. The role for the main villain went to Daenerys instead, and every single GoT fan around the world couldn't enjoy the final season because *IT SUCKED!*

Jaime Lannister would have fallen close behind if it weren't for that last season.

Jaime Lannister would have fallen close behind if it weren't for that last season.

What traumatized Doof the most was his parents were cruel and abusive, scolding him for every thing that he did for no reason.

What traumatized Doof the most was his parents were cruel and abusive, scolding him for every thing that he did for no reason.

@adeleine the artist He was born and neither of his parents showed up 😭

@adeleine the artist He was born and neither of his parents showed up 😭

@Arsham Sobbi don't get me wrong bit Anakin to vader to Anakin is amazing but zuko has a lot more flipping which I think help really show how much he is struggling to find himself.

@Arsham Sobbi don't get me wrong bit Anakin to vader to Anakin is amazing but zuko has a lot more flipping which I think help really show how much he is struggling to find himself.

Yes, it is true. Like I said before, Zuko was more akin to an antagonistic force than a true villain.

Yes, it is true. Like I said before, Zuko was more akin to an antagonistic force than a true villain.

Personally, I never really saw Zuko as the villain. That was Admiral Zhao, Azula and Ozai. But I agree, Zuko's character development was legendary.

Personally, I never really saw Zuko as the villain. That was Admiral Zhao, Azula and Ozai. But I agree, Zuko's character development was legendary.

F**k Darth Vader, all hail Shadow the Edgelord!

F**k Darth Vader, all hail Shadow the Edgelord!

Yes, it is true. I've already told you that Zuko was more of an antagonistic force than a villain.

Yes, it is true. I've already told you that Zuko was more of an antagonistic force than a villain.

to be fair zuko is more like a anti villan (someone who seeks a noble or honorable goal though destructive ways) than a villian

to be fair zuko is more like a anti villan (someone who seeks a noble or honorable goal though destructive ways) than a villian

@Arsham Sobbi eh not imo. Zuko is more detailed and makes more sense

@Arsham Sobbi eh not imo. Zuko is more detailed and makes more sense

a good character arc i wouldnt say the best redemption arc for a villain ever

a good character arc i wouldnt say the best redemption arc for a villain ever

Tom from Tom & Jerry. Even though he is the villain of the show, he deserved sympathy, too.

Tom from Tom & Jerry. Even though he is the villain of the show, he deserved sympathy, too.

my personal favourite redemption arc for a villain would be vandal savage in justice league the animated series. a villain that has seen the cost of victory, has the capacity to leave the now desolated earth but instead opted to stay to punish himself, and was finally given a chance to redeem himself at the cost of his existence. he was rewarded with having to witness a glimpse of a now utopia like earth society before fading into non-existence.

“I find your lack of faith disturbing” - Darth Vader

“I find your lack of faith disturbing” - Darth Vader

Not gonna agrue that but really bruh emojis that's cringe

Not gonna agrue that but really bruh emojis that's cringe

Actually, Zuko was a supporting character, while Ozai is the true villain.

Actually, Zuko was a supporting character, while Ozai is the true villain.

If I were to guess, Dr. Doofenschmirtz is a villain. However, he was one of the most tragic characters of the show, and I do sympathise with him.

If I were to guess, Dr. Doofenschmirtz is a villain. However, he was one of the most tragic characters of the show, and I do sympathise with him.

@Journeyagain Well there is a reason you feel like that. Nickelodeon only told the writers it was going to be a short series with only one season and after it got popular told them to make another one immediately which is why season 2 was weak but season 3 and 4 picked up a bit

Makes every other redemption arc bittersweet

Makes every other redemption arc bittersweet

Zuko was the most tragic character in ATLA.

Zuko was the most tragic character in ATLA.

But what about Snape? Nobody's talking about him.

But what about Snape? Nobody's talking about him.

Zuko’s was great but vegeta’s was on another level. In fact it’s STILL going after all these years.

Zuko’s was great but vegeta’s was on another level. In fact it’s STILL going after all these years.

That's where you're wrong, you fool. Sasuke had a better character arc than Itachi. Sasuke's parents were both killed by his own older brother. He wanted to avenge his clan, and kill Itachi, because Danzo was responsible for the massacre of his clan, even though Sasuke blamed Itachi for it. He joined Naruto's side in his quest for revenge. Several weeks later, Orochimaru appeared, and manipulated him into joining him. Sasuke betrayed Naruto and joined Orochimaru, thus resulting in Naruto and Sasuke becoming rivals over the course of series. At first, he kills Itachi. Then he kills Danzo, killing him and Karin in the process. He said that he wanted to kill Kakashi, and he also said that wanted to kill Sakura as well. He joins Naruto again in the War arc, and fights Obito alongside him. Then, Madara appears. However, Madara ended up almost winning, only to be obliterated by Black Zetsu. This resulted in Naruto and Sasuke fighting against Kaguya. But in the end, they were victorious, saving Konoha in the process. After Kaguya's demise, he fought Naruto, and lost. After Naruto finally defeats Sasuke, Sasuke finally bonds with him, and then he befriends him in the process.

Idk if villain is correct I would say antagonist

Idk if villain is correct I would say antagonist

Not to mention that he used to be Anakin Skywalker and Palpatine manipulated him into joining the dark side.

Not to mention that he used to be Anakin Skywalker and Palpatine manipulated him into joining the dark side.

Darth Vader saving his son by killing the emperor and being redeemed as Anakin has to be the best in my opinion

Darth Vader saving his son by killing the emperor and being redeemed as Anakin has to be the best in my opinion

@Frank Styles jesus christ it was a joke 🤪😂

@Frank Styles jesus christ it was a joke 🤪😂

Sasuke was an interesting character back in Naruto. However, Kishi turned Sasuke into a depressed emo boy. They ruined mah boi Sasuke in Shippuden, and this makes me very angry. I guess that Kishi made a bad decision.

@Frank Styles What are you talking about?

@Frank Styles What are you talking about?

@Mexican Mamba It is the word lmao, arcs refers to parts of history

@Mexican Mamba It is the word lmao, arcs refers to parts of history

@NinjaKittkatt being a kid show doesnt have to do with anything

@NinjaKittkatt being a kid show doesnt have to do with anything

@Jackie McMurray But who? I don't know that who's your favourite character, then explain it to me.

@Jackie McMurray But who? I don't know that who's your favourite character, then explain it to me.

Yoshikage Kira from JJBA: DiU, the poor guy just wants to live a quiet life.

Yoshikage Kira from JJBA: DiU, the poor guy just wants to live a quiet life.

I think Vegeta has the best redemption arc.

I think Vegeta has the best redemption arc.

@Mexican Mamba The word "arc" is not just used in manga. It's used everywhere.

@Mexican Mamba The word "arc" is not just used in manga. It's used everywhere.

@Journeyagain Yeah, he didn't. He doesn't know anything about Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra, and never grew up watching it.

@Journeyagain Yeah, he didn't. He doesn't know anything about Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra, and never grew up watching it.

@Pls don’t dox me I guess you've haven't seen the show.

@Pls don’t dox me I guess you've haven't seen the show.

Its not a manga so "arc" wouldn't be the right word👍

Its not a manga so "arc" wouldn't be the right word👍

Zuko was more of a heroic character than a true villain, and I do sympathize with him.

Zuko was more of a heroic character than a true villain, and I do sympathize with him.

think it been overeblown... in episode 1 and 2 he already has sympathetic moments... he was never this super evil villain... think best redemption would have a full transition... he was sympathetic from the start in hindsight

:0 i was just listening to some of your videos

:0 i was just listening to some of your videos

id say off all time of any tv show ive never seen it done better.

id say off all time of any tv show ive never seen it done better.

@Sara Eissa So you're the one who really got it. Zuko is more of an antagonistic force than a true villain.

@Sara Eissa So you're the one who really got it. Zuko is more of an antagonistic force than a true villain.

Yeah true I love Varian though he is a really well made character

Yeah true I love Varian though he is a really well made character

@adeleine the artist True but i still kinda feel bad for Hawk being pressured into breaking Demitri's arm

@adeleine the artist True but i still kinda feel bad for Hawk being pressured into breaking Demitri's arm

And Long John Silver from Treasure Planet, of course.

And Long John Silver from Treasure Planet, of course.

@Calextrix Actually, Varian does, because he wanted to save his father from being entrapped by his failed experiments. It's not until where he confronts Rapunzel. However, Rapunzel defeats Varian. Come Season 3, and you will realise that Varian became one of the supporting protagonists.

@Calextrix Hawk shouldn't be an example, because I have absolutely no sympathy for him. I only sympathize with Johhny Lawrence and Miguel Diaz. Also, Cobra Kai was better than any other show in the list.

Nah Hawk from Cobra Kai does (even though its technically a good to bad to good scenario but screw me I guess)

Nah Hawk from Cobra Kai does (even though its technically a good to bad to good scenario but screw me I guess)

Varian from Tangled: The Series, notably in the second half of the first season.

Varian from Tangled: The Series, notably in the second half of the first season.

@adeleine the artist I meant that his hair looks better than it did in the beginning, that’s just my opinion though.

@adeleine the artist I meant that his hair looks better than it did in the beginning, that’s just my opinion though.

@Vascular Associates What are you talking about?

@Vascular Associates What are you talking about?

@adeleine the artist i love JoJo but i don’t think any of the real villains really get redeemed... more like we just sympathize with them (DIO, Pucci, and Valentine come to mind)

@adeleine the artist i love JoJo but i don’t think any of the real villains really get redeemed... more like we just sympathize with them (DIO, Pucci, and Valentine come to mind)

@Kristian dela Cruz Was gonna comment that lol

@Kristian dela Cruz Was gonna comment that lol

Dr. Doofenschmirtz is also an honorable mention. His abusive parents has led to his downfall into villainy, and he became a mad scientist bent on world domination. It was the power love that redeemed him.

Also, Diego Brando from Steel Ball Run. He was a villain in the majority of the part, but later allied himself with Johnny Joestar to defeat the part's main antagonist, Funny Valentine.

@adeleine the artist TRUE. Same with Stroheim and Speedwagon both technically start off as villains too, Stroheim I believe being the better when it comes to redemption but both very good characters.

@Insert Clickbait Rohan Kishibe should be an honorable mention. After he gets his ass beaten by Josuke, he joins Josuke's gang and befriends him.

@Insert Clickbait Rohan Kishibe should be an honorable mention. After he gets his ass beaten by Josuke, he joins Josuke's gang and befriends him.

@Arsham Sobbi he is talking about the redemption arc, not about how cool a villain is.

@Arsham Sobbi he is talking about the redemption arc, not about how cool a villain is.

@Chillgamesh What are u on about? LOK DEFINITELY had a lot of memorable characters and moments, but not AS  memorable as Avatar.

@Chillgamesh What are u on about? LOK DEFINITELY had a lot of memorable characters and moments, but not AS  memorable as Avatar.

Ambition! Didn't expect to see you here!

Ambition! Didn't expect to see you here!

@adeleine the artist either one is legendary

@adeleine the artist either one is legendary

@Doc But he will never, ever will be my Starbucks name. I prefer Sasuke.

@Doc But he will never, ever will be my Starbucks name. I prefer Sasuke.

if his redemption arc wasn't so good, he wouldn't be my starbucks name.

if his redemption arc wasn't so good, he wouldn't be my starbucks name.

@Renxan Should I mention Haku from Naruto? He lost all of his parents at a young age, and served Zabuza without knowing him being evil. Then he was raised as a fighting machine. He's an actual villain that has depths within him.

@NinjaKittkatt I agree. It was more of him switching teams rather than a redemption arc. Zuko's still an amazing character.

@NinjaKittkatt I agree. It was more of him switching teams rather than a redemption arc. Zuko's still an amazing character.

@Arsham Sobbi I wouldn’t compare Vader and Zuko’s redemption arc

@Arsham Sobbi I wouldn’t compare Vader and Zuko’s redemption arc

@mito
Great, yes. The best? No. Being a kids show meant there were a lot of restrictions on how they could tell the story so some characters got watered down to be "child friendly". For example, by the end of the series the Fire Lord becomes a caricature of a villain. He just wants to be ruler of the world "just because", no motivation, no reasoning, just a villain to be a villain.

Also the time scripting was a bit rushed to fit into the Nick channel time slots. Had Avatar been made for an older teen audience we probably would've gotten longer episodes, actual deaths, and more fleshed out characters.

@Chillgamesh Same. He was an antagonist for a while, but never actually a villain.

@Chillgamesh Same. He was an antagonist for a while, but never actually a villain.

@NinjaKittkatt Bro... I did rewatch my childhood too. I got this is in my recommended. I hate it when internet knows what I like

@NinjaKittkatt Bro... I did rewatch my childhood too. I got this is in my recommended. I hate it when internet knows what I like

No he doesn't, Vegeta and Piccolo are better

No he doesn't, Vegeta and Piccolo are better

@SereneVendetta
Anyway! Just stick to the manga. If you really want to see the Saint Seiya anime, then lucky for you Toei manage to adapt all the canon although separated by 10 years apart, but it's true to the manga (Hades Arc is the last) with one filler, the Asgard Arc. The rest of the Saint Seiya anime such as Omega and the movies, you ignore it.
But Saint Seiya is still ongoing with Masami Kuremeda releasing it on Shonen Ace since it's started to get a bit shojo and seinen.

@Johny Marcial Sounds like Toei LUL I guess ruining post timeskip One Piece wasn't enough for them.

@Johny Marcial Sounds like Toei LUL I guess ruining post timeskip One Piece wasn't enough for them.

@SereneVendetta
Well to be honest! You're going to hate the rabbit hole.
Currently, Saint Seiya franchise (AKA the Hypermyth lore) is a mess after the Sanctuary Arc.; due to Toei Studios choosing on a whim creating new stories even before the Shonen Jump scheduled chapter releases;  and calling them canon. Mr Kuremeda and Toei Studios are not in friendly terms
Nevetheless, Kurumeda still managed to write and draw a complete canon line; and lets Toei dictates what the Hypermyth should be.

@Johny Marcial We're not talking about most complex we're talking about best redemption arc.
<br>Unfortunately haven't watched those series (although I'm about to go down the Seint Seiya rabbit hole) but I highly doubt either of them are as well-written, complex or as compelling as villains like Griffith, Johan Liebert, Friend from 20th Century Boys, Shougo Makishima, Bondrewd, Utsuro, Kirei Kotomine (Fate/Zero), The Count from Gankutsuou or even Doflamingo & Funny Valentine/Enrico Pucci. I'm happy to be proven wrong though.

@Johny Marcial We're not talking about most complex we're talking about best redemption arc.
Unfortunately haven't watched those series (although I'm about to go down the Seint Seiya rabbit hole) but I highly doubt either of them are as well-written, complex or as compelling as villains like Griffith, Johan Liebert, Friend from 20th Century Boys, Shougo Makishima, Bondrewd, Utsuro, Kirei Kotomine (Fate/Zero), The Count from Gankutsuou or even Doflamingo & Funny Valentine/Enrico Pucci. I'm happy to be proven wrong though.

I want to like it, but it is also so perfectly on 5000 likes, what do I DOOO!?!?

I want to like it, but it is also so perfectly on 5000 likes, what do I DOOO!?!?

@SereneVendetta <br>Nope! Meruem still isn't complex villain as Gemini Saga from Masami Kurameda's Knight of the Zodiac-Saint Seiya and Raoh the Conqueror from Bururson & Tetsuo Hara's Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star).

@SereneVendetta
Nope! Meruem still isn't complex villain as Gemini Saga from Masami Kurameda's Knight of the Zodiac-Saint Seiya and Raoh the Conqueror from Bururson & Tetsuo Hara's Hokuto no Ken (Fist of the North Star).

@Chillgamesh The Ant King from HxH. Basically he went from being an all powerful monster whose sole purpose was to consume & rule over all species to being the most empathetic & humane character in the show.

This scene probably won't mean much to you but it eclipses anything from Zuko imo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhlrMT0jFBQ

Both are great but Meruem's development & character arc is much better imo. Zuko wasn't even a villain tbh.

Both are great but Meruem's development & character arc is much better imo. Zuko wasn't even a villain tbh.

@Chillgamesh
I don't care who is better between zuko and sasuke (I like both)
But what convinced sasuke in the end was Naruto's journey. He saw that during his journey, Naruto gain the trust of everyone including that of his brother, and that his path for peace is not illusory as he thought. Naruto's message is a message of hope, saying that coming together and working together is the key to bringing peace and that the mistakes of the past are not what condemns the future.

you just have the best taste in everything don't you?

you just have the best taste in everything don't you?

Nah it’s Vader. He had insanely more pain than getting banished. He was harder forced into being a villain than Zuko. And when he finally did turn good, he died. After the Prequels, everyone now roots for Vader because he was forced into the villain life by the “Heroes”. Palpatine would’ve lost if the Jedi let Anakin know how to Force Heal to save Padme.

you say "arc for a villain" - this reminds me Theon Greyjoy

you say "arc for a villain" - this reminds me Theon Greyjoy

@Chillgamesh i never saw him a villain either, just as someone who lost his way

@Chillgamesh i never saw him a villain either, just as someone who lost his way

@Tyler Yeah you don't deserve a proper response

@Tyler Yeah you don't deserve a proper response

I mean he wasn't really a villain in the first place

I mean he wasn't really a villain in the first place

@Tyler I'm calm while you're out here still being rude for no reason. People in this comment section are nasty and you're no exception dude

@Tyler I'm calm while you're out here still being rude for no reason. People in this comment section are nasty and you're no exception dude

@Arsham Sobbi not even lmao zuko easily takes that dub

@Arsham Sobbi not even lmao zuko easily takes that dub

@Kristian dela Cruz Meruem was an interesting character. The chimera ant arc was great dude !

@Kristian dela Cruz Meruem was an interesting character. The chimera ant arc was great dude !

@Tyler You need to calm down. Naruto is no masterpiece by any stretch of the word and the shows (especially Shippuden) has some awful writing. There are things I personally like though. The characters designs, the soundtrack and some of the powers are redeeming qualities I could think off of the top of my head (although most shounen nail these) but neither the writing nor the overall plot of Shippuden are all that good ... the opposite if anything

Reiner Braun from Attack on Titan be busting your walls of expectations. LOL

Reiner Braun from Attack on Titan be busting your walls of expectations. LOL

@Vince2012 He was just a confused and abused teen. A character I can relate as well. He need guideness, therapy, and self reflecting. He is lucky to have Uncle Iroh to help down a better path to mature and grow into a better person.

@esskedit boi You don't even know me. How did it even escalated to this?? I'm 33 year old man, working 7 days on and off, making end's meet and have better things to do. I came here to have fun and gave my thoughts on Zuko then you brought up Vegeta from DBZ. I gave my psychological opinion and you gave me your's. I don't understand why you care that much, responding to my comments, and getting sore over a "fictional character" because my opinion on it. If it makes you feel any better. I'll let you have the last word.

I always saw Zuko as an antagonist and a victim. He was burned and banished by his father because he spoke out against sacrificing soldiers. He was forced to hunt down the last hope of the world. He struggled with inner conflict. Zuko was just a boy that desperately wanted to be accepted by his father and many people could relate to that. Zuko was everything you could ever want in an antagonist. He was never evil and he wasn't a villain. He was a loveable antagonist that needed to realize that he was on the wrong path and that he served a better purpose than trying to please his father. Zuko is the greatest antagonist in the history of animation.

@esskedit boi Ok, whatever you say buddy and gave his life more than once to save the Earth?? He only died one time and that was when he sacrificed himself to kill buu  and he wanted "his" hero moment because of his pride and jealousy of Goku, which he knocked out earlier without him looking while reaching for a senzu bean btw. He made Babidi take control of him, and Vegeta decided to let it happen because he wanted to fight Goku more than anything else. He blasted a stadium full of people, not once, but twice. He let Cell go to absorb 18 because of his pride, and the shit he did during Frieza sega. The only real selfless things he's ever done attacking Cell for injuring Trunks, and the final battle with kid buu, but everything else in DBZ, no. Like I said, Yeah, real redeemable, but ok, whatever you say.

@esskedit boi I grew up watching DBZ. It's entertaining as hell, but it's no masterpiece. Vegeta and Bulma getting together makes no sense to me. There was no chemistry there. It happened off screen to bring in Trunks as a plot device, and setup the Android and Cell sega and setup more rivalry between him and Goku. Why would you want to hook up with the psychopath who tried to kill you, your entire planet, and has done so much other horrible shit? I love Dragon Ball to the point that I ignored that subplot. Vegeta is entertaining to watch as a character, which he as some badass moments that overshadows his horrible misdeeds. Redeemable? No. Even Akira Toriyama doesn't even like him but said he is extremely helpful to have around.

Edit: At least, I'll give Vegeta this credit though. Like Piccolo, He's a better father figure to his kids than Goku.

Avatar the last air bender is a masterpiece.  it’s the best show of all time

Avatar the last air bender is a masterpiece.  it’s the best show of all time

@AquaSnipe Korra had some good moments, but it's characters? Not so much.

@AquaSnipe Korra had some good moments, but it's characters? Not so much.

@Journeyagain I thought the fight scenes were better in Korra and I really liked the whole backstory behind the avatar with like the spirit realm and shit that was what saved the show. Also the ways they used bending was cool but the characters were not as good.

Ay yo that's cap megamind has the best redemption Arc

Ay yo that's cap megamind has the best redemption Arc

@Tyler Sasuke is my favorite character in naruto.... his whole thing was dumb

@Tyler Sasuke is my favorite character in naruto.... his whole thing was dumb

The word has its root in "villein", a type of serf.

The word has its root in "villein", a type of serf.

Zuko was never a villain. From his first Agni Kai against zhao we were meant to root for him. An antagonist yes. Foil to aang absolutely. But not a villain

Zuko was never a villain. From his first Agni Kai against zhao we were meant to root for him. An antagonist yes. Foil to aang absolutely. But not a villain

@Chillgamesh you obviously failed English class. If you honestly think Sasuke is that flat of a character you should have ZERO opinion on any other show. Hmmm maybe is it because he was manipulated by his older brother who also killed everyone in his clan plus his parents? He grows up trying to kill itachi only to find out itachi was the only one who truly cared for Sasuke. Then Sasuke sets is sight on the village for causing itachi to all that he did because the shinobi system is broken. Then after the war he realized they are in this situation BECAUSE of the hokages, and not to mention most of the tailed beasts were used as massive weapons.<br>He was going to eliminate the obstacles that he saw the shinobi system need to overcome, just how the world United against madara, he was going to be the one to keep people together, although he was wrong, he was fighting himself mentally and could not accept his grief and loss. And after losing to his only friend he had he knew there had to be different way than power alone. He is written to be this way, you can’t simply ignore things because you may not like or agree with a character. How shallow lmao. If you can’t understand why Sasuke did what he did than you should just stop reading or watching shows that require intellectual attention.

@Chillgamesh you obviously failed English class. If you honestly think Sasuke is that flat of a character you should have ZERO opinion on any other show. Hmmm maybe is it because he was manipulated by his older brother who also killed everyone in his clan plus his parents? He grows up trying to kill itachi only to find out itachi was the only one who truly cared for Sasuke. Then Sasuke sets is sight on the village for causing itachi to all that he did because the shinobi system is broken. Then after the war he realized they are in this situation BECAUSE of the hokages, and not to mention most of the tailed beasts were used as massive weapons.
He was going to eliminate the obstacles that he saw the shinobi system need to overcome, just how the world United against madara, he was going to be the one to keep people together, although he was wrong, he was fighting himself mentally and could not accept his grief and loss. And after losing to his only friend he had he knew there had to be different way than power alone. He is written to be this way, you can’t simply ignore things because you may not like or agree with a character. How shallow lmao. If you can’t understand why Sasuke did what he did than you should just stop reading or watching shows that require intellectual attention.

Honestly Avatar has quite possibly the best writing of the century thus far.

Honestly Avatar has quite possibly the best writing of the century thus far.

@Ani-Mike-Tions vegeta has a more natural arc than Sasuke

@Ani-Mike-Tions vegeta has a more natural arc than Sasuke

@Tyler yes and sasukes arc is the dumbest one he wants to kill the hokage and because he lost to naruto he stops???

@Tyler yes and sasukes arc is the dumbest one he wants to kill the hokage and because he lost to naruto he stops???

@Chillgamesh yes lol, have you even watched or read all of Naruto?

@Chillgamesh yes lol, have you even watched or read all of Naruto?

Idk about best overall, but def the best I'm aware of even after watching again recently when I wasn't a child

Idk about best overall, but def the best I'm aware of even after watching again recently when I wasn't a child

@BalefulUsurper you better protect your eyes

@BalefulUsurper you better protect your eyes

@Chillgamesh There exists a sequel? I better protect my cabbages from it then.

@Chillgamesh There exists a sequel? I better protect my cabbages from it then.

@NinjaKittkat<br>I don’t think Zuko’s redemption arc was really a story of redemption, but a story of escape. He was the only good child in an evil regime he had lived in for his whole life, and Team Avatar assumed he was just like them. It’s interesting that his arc is so detailed it gives the illusion of redemption, when in actuality it was more so approval and finding his place in the hundred year war. It’s interesting how it played out.

@NinjaKittkat
I don’t think Zuko’s redemption arc was really a story of redemption, but a story of escape. He was the only good child in an evil regime he had lived in for his whole life, and Team Avatar assumed he was just like them. It’s interesting that his arc is so detailed it gives the illusion of redemption, when in actuality it was more so approval and finding his place in the hundred year war. It’s interesting how it played out.

I just finished rewatching Avatar and you know, I would make the argument that Zuko never actually had a redemption arc, as he was never really a "villian". He was the antagonist for sure, but he was never evil and therefore didn't need redemption. Even his great-grandfather, the one who started the war wasn't really "evil" (in the black and white sense), he thought he had a duty to bring the other nations up to his ideals of perfection by any means necessary. Azula was partially bad by nurture, but she also just had sociopathic tendencies as part of her personality.  The only character in Avatar that was cartoonishly evil that inspired no sense of human sympathy was Zuko's father. He just wanted to be the supreme ruler of everything "just because".

@Chillgamesh Imo, All though, entertaining, Korra wasn't planned out that well. It's like the writers didn't know the first season would be successful, and didn't know what to do with it's characters and tried to plan it out with

Korra Spoilers

I do like the idea of a Dark Avatar and that should've been the main villain of the series, like drop hints in the first season and so on, keep the main villain in the, well, in the dark like Zuko's father until the last season, have Amon and other 2 villains it's underlings or make them separate villains in a way with their crazy ideologies and/or make them feel like victims to a bigger threat. Make like the Dark Avatar pulling the strings from the dark like a Lovecraftian feel. Have Korra communicate more for guidance with Aang like Aang did with Roku, etc.

ayy i know your channel ive been watching your playlists for a few years now :D and true zukos redemption arc is so dang good

ayy i know your channel ive been watching your playlists for a few years now :D and true zukos redemption arc is so dang good

@Journeyagain the whole airbender show is filled with memorable characters unlike its sequel

@Journeyagain the whole airbender show is filled with memorable characters unlike its sequel

@Journeyagain he has a Very nice character arc of the best i have seen

@Journeyagain he has a Very nice character arc of the best i have seen

He's the most interesting character and my favorite character in the whole The Last Airbender show.

He's the most interesting character and my favorite character in the whole The Last Airbender show.

I never actually saw him as an actual    villain

I never actually saw him as an actual    villain


just finished my most recent rewatch of last airbender last night and I think its the best series ive ever watched as good as breaking bad


Fun fact: that idea in the beginning about good being subjective towards where you live actually isn't true! I learned about this in social psychology class. According to psychology there are two kinds of morality.
"Culture based" morality
And
Justice based" morality.
When trying to demonstrate the idea that evil is completely subjective this person makes a common mistake with the picture they site as evidence (2:27) and come to the conclusion that because some cultures believe that "killing dogs" for example is ok while others dont that morality must be completely subjective. What this actually does is demonstrate culture based morality. Ideas and morals withheld and perpetuated by cultures. There are certain moral principles however that are held all across countries with zero communication between the two (such as hurting the innocent) and this is referred to as "Justice based" morality!

Fun fact: that idea in the beginning about good being subjective towards where you live actually isn't true! I learned about this in social psychology class. According to psychology there are two kinds of morality.
"Culture based" morality
And
Justice based" morality.
When trying to demonstrate the idea that evil is completely subjective this person makes a common mistake with the picture they site as evidence (2:27) and come to the conclusion that because some cultures believe that "killing dogs" for example is ok while others dont that morality must be completely subjective. What this _actually_ does is demonstrate culture based morality. Ideas and morals withheld and perpetuated by cultures. There are certain moral principles however that are held all across countries with zero communication between the two (such as hurting the innocent) and this is referred to as "Justice based" morality!


wow, that  MF DOOM clip made my day, RIP the illest villain


We can all relate to megamind though. No one can disagree!

Megamind was just raised that way. Also, he got bullied.

@Chris Wonder that’s because of perspective that is what you go against gives you purpose though people view to live to find pleasure and some find belonging which are key to mega minds contentions of the character that juxtapose together to turn too pain of being human

@行屍走肉 also wtf do u mean stupid, he legit has a De gun, which is a weapon Megamind invented as a kid, he usually used this to dehydrate things (It also has the commands: Decompress, Debilitate, Demoralize, Decoupage, Deregulate, Death Ray, and Destroy).

@行屍走肉 so at the end of your career you start playing guitar?

@Floaty Boi I was addicted to that movie when I was a tot. That started my never ending rock n roll/heavy metal rabbit hole. I can’t relate to megamind because I’m stupid

nah I'm a Giga-Chad so I really can't relate to Megamind since he is a stupid nerd that got dunked on in school. I have all the friends and all the girls too so I'm probably more like the true Chad of the film, Metro Man.

@Cyco Mÿllo have u seen the movie Megamind? Watch the movie, then you can understand what they mean

I can’t relate to him he’s blue and bald I’m not

He isn’t a villain, like in story telling he was a hero, not an anti hero or whatever

But does anyone relate to Tighten, though? 🤔

@NoaChanx he wasn't Jonah Hill is the villain of Megamind.

Yeah. The poor dude was never really destined to be evil, or was he..?

No one knows, considering his Dad was muted by the pod

I agree, but mostly just because my head is shaped like his 😭

Does Kronk from the Emperor’s new Groove count as a villain?

This is why I loved that movie, it portrayed it through the view of the villain and it also showed how many times he failed to defeat his adversary and how crushing it is on himself.

Nah I was a stupid kid so I tried to make up for it by being nice to everyone. I had good social skills but preferred to be alone

@tappytw that's exactly what a blue alien would say though, isn't it...

Idk about you lot but I’m not a blue alien

Yeah ! I'm glad you mentioned him! He's great


I think another line of villains I find interesting are villains who believe they are in the moral right.


17:57 this is a beautiful tribute to throw in the middle of your video


Went in looking for story ideas,<br>left questioning mine and others' very existence

Went in looking for story ideas,
left questioning mine and others' very existence


“Villains are a necessary evil.”

shows leafy

“Villains are a necessary evil.”

*shows leafy*

@PON PON PATA PON how is that taking advantage of someone? She gets donations from people that might hope that it'll get them recognition from her. That's their own fault. You may have a point if her content was specifically made to capitalize off those kinds of people, but I'm pretty sure she just does normal stuff like gaming. I don't think she does things like hot tub streams, although I could be wrong, I'm just going off what others have said.

@A Isopod For some reason I thought it was a pfp of the original deus ex game. It looks so similar and seemed like a uncommon pfp I seen around sometimes

@damix grandpa, snap out it, it 2021, not 2016, i swear if keep acting like this we might have to put you in old folks home

@KuroKuro good, there's no problem with that cry about it somewhere else

@Israel100israel watch elvis the aliens video about him and also he backstabbed keemstar when iddubbz was doing it

mans literally told people to kill themselves, called them ugly, said they're bad at drawing and calls it critique lmao

@PON PON PATA PON least they don't spend time keeping up with youtube drama

@Clock.mp4 you are literally 10 years old

Ngl I thought you meant the Bfdi character

@Ghost Cure taking advantage of people is extremely villainous behavior.

@Helvetica Neue How is pokimane a villain? She does dumb shit that gets her into controversies but in now way is she a villain.

@Helvetica Neue this is cringe af bro not too late to delete

I mean Leafy was a villain.

But in his final moments he was an anti-hero taking on an even bigger evil known as Pokimaine, her pathetic simps, and a YouTube CEO named Susan.


I think this is the fifth time I've re-watch this vid. I must love it too much .<br>I would love to get a chance to talk about any topic we like in school in a PowerPoint or smth and I already know I'll choose villains as topics.

I think this is the fifth time I've re-watch this vid. I must love it too much .
I would love to get a chance to talk about any topic we like in school in a PowerPoint or smth and I already know I'll choose villains as topics.


2:07 That's Hades, I'll have you know he is actually one of the most lovable Greek gods there is. Disney just doesn't know anything about Greek mythology, Zeus funnily enough is the evil one.

Compared to most Greek Deities all he does is do his job (Take care of the underworld) and be loyal to his wife and his dog Cerebus


The sympathy for devil really seeled my enjoyment of this video great video


oh man, emplemon you had to make this video. You've done it mate, you've inspired me to commit Mass violence and crime you made me feel sympathy for the villains. <br>you know what, you guys are pretty cool, don't go to [MINECRAFT] tomorrow.

oh man, emplemon you had to make this video. You've done it mate, you've inspired me to commit Mass violence and crime you made me feel sympathy for the villains.
you know what, you guys are pretty cool, don't go to [MINECRAFT] tomorrow.


As kids we love the heroes.<br>As adults we understand the villians.

As kids we love the heroes.
As adults we understand the villians.

So I guess Kids Next Door was right: children are the heroes and adults are the villains

This is 100% the case for Naruto and Naruto Shippuden

I mean even as a kid I still loved the villains cause I thought they were so cool and a part of me felt like I could relate to them.

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@No Elo or are you talking about what zain said; i dont understand the youtube reply system

@No Elo i didnt say it was deep im just saying i wanna see the bad guy win bc heros dont always win irl, good endings are just corny

Ok....but when i was a kid i loved villains. didn't understand them but i liked them.😐

after this video, this phrase isnt that deep and its just like. K? Growing up is a thing? (not like it was any deep before, but u kno)

I'Ve been wanting to see the villain win sINCe i waS 8

Everything we believe we see in the world is a reflection of ourselves. If we see hatred, anger, fear and suffering, it’s only because we have projected our own psyche outwards. If we are completely accepting of all thoughts and emotions we have inside us, we can do nothing but understand the world and beings that populate it. Hate, violence and suffering are then seen as they are, simply existing.

The world and all beings, including ourselves, are seen for the truth - complete innocence - a child that believed whatever they were told, completely pure, completely blameless.


I really sympathise with William Foster from "Falling Down". This movie is one of my favorites and it really well represents how an average guy can snap, much like the Joker


nah, never in my life was I like "yup, this superhero is cool", like they purposefully give villains cooler aesthetics and better lore than "its my destiny"


"Be careful who you label the villain, because you may find yourself with sympathy for the villain." Truly gave me chills.


Queen Bavmorda from Willow was a great villain but she had no redeeming qualities.


Many believe Yin and Yang is good vs evil.<br>When in reality, it is Order vs Chaos

Many believe Yin and Yang is good vs evil.
When in reality, it is Order vs Chaos

@Gunnar Jonas exactly... everyone here trying to say "nonono, it's a representation of x and y dichotomy!" completey missed the entire damn point lol.

It’s a representation of dualism which isn’t just order v chaos

It’s a representation of dualism which isn’t just order v chaos

Literally everyone in here saying "no ackshually it's [any one specific dichotomy]" is just as wrong as the original commenter. Who is also very wrong. Like for real, why even get so caught up in talking about shit you don't know, y'all?

@joshua knudsen It is not. Order can be evil (supremacy and dictators). Chaos can be good, such as overthrowing a corrupt government

@joshua knudsen It is not. Order can be evil (supremacy and dictators). Chaos can be good, such as overthrowing a corrupt government

Wtf that’s literally the same thing ??????

Wtf that’s literally the same thing ??????

@Mikoi scientifically though, yin and yang are dumb, btw the male is actually the negative, positive the female. However, the old Yin and Yang, Yin symbolized the male, Yang female!

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@Mikoi I can’t remember where I read about this concept I remember swimming over something similar

@Mikoi I can’t remember where I read about this concept I remember swimming over something similar

@Yeeteth No, it has 1 meaning, duality. This isn't some art piece, this is a religious symbol to symbolize duality and how 2 things can't exist without eachother.

@Mikoi well its very complicated, throughout cultures it is interpreted differently. In my culture, it is a complex concept of the universe's forces that I can't explain if I wanted to. In others it's order vs. chaos, or good vs. bad, or there is good in bad etc. or one can't exist without the other. It can be whatever you interpret it to be.

as i quote from syndrome,"if everyone is super,there will be no super."

as i quote from syndrome,"if everyone is super,there will be no super."

Many believe Yin and Yang pertains to some specific comparison between opposing ideas.<br>When in reality, it is a metaphor that applies to life and all of its strange conflicting complexities.

Many believe Yin and Yang pertains to some specific comparison between opposing ideas.
When in reality, it is a metaphor that applies to life and all of its strange conflicting complexities.

Everyone is missing the entire point of Yin-Yang.

Do you not see the light with a dot of dark and dark with a dot of light?

Everyone is missing the entire point of Yin-Yang.

Do you not see the light with a dot of dark and dark with a dot of light?

its barebones symbolism is that of two opposing forces balancing each other into a state of equilibrium, not chaos vs order. chaos vs order is just one interpretation.

pure darkness will unable to let you to see, but pure brightness will actually hurt the eye, forcing you to close your eyes. but a balance of both lets people see confortably

Its just a symbol of duality. If it was a symbol of order and chaos the black part would be incomprehensible visually

Its just a symbol of duality. If it was a symbol of order and chaos the black part would be incomprehensible visually

no it’s a open ended symbol for opposites there is no “in reality”

no it’s a open ended symbol for opposites there is no “in reality”

Balance is crucial. It is why Fascism and Communism are so dangerous. Too much order and too much chaos leads to death and suffering.

Balance is crucial. It is why Fascism and Communism are so dangerous. Too much order and too much chaos leads to death and suffering.

The TV show Psych goes into Yin and Yang being Order vs Chaos. In the show, the serial killer known as 'Mr Yang' kills people when their challenger fails to complete a list of tasks and puzzles they have to do and solve. If the hero does solve the riddle, the victim is unharmed, such is the rule of the 'game'. However if the hero fails, the victim is killed. This creates a sense of order through these two rules. However Shawn challenges the rules when he refuses to play along. However Yang is having too much fun that she (yes, she) challenges the rules as well, by kidnapping Shawns mother. Naturally Shawn solves the new riddle and Yang willingly gives herself up to the Police and allows them to rescue Shawns mother. Around a year later, Mr Yin arrives and kills randomly. There is no logic, no rules, no order to these killings. Except his grand finale. Where he challenges Shawn to pick between two people. The women he is dating, and the women he actually wants to be with. Mr Yin actually expected Shawn to go after the latter, but he goes after the former. In which he catches Yin just about to flee the scene. Yin gets away though. Yin ends up getting killed by Yang (who turns out to be his daughter). It does make you question whether Yang was always a killer like her father, or was it something that she was raised to be.

@NANI um, yeah, that's what we call "chaos". And since we refer to being "cruel" as an act of evil, you can basically say that humanity is evil at heart. That's why order would be it's opposite, to restrict humanity's evil desires and keep them in line, so we don't spontaneously kill eachother off until our own extinction from nuclear war.

@TrueUnderDawgGaming Mm, indeed. However. The majority of cases have proven that order does tend to bring more good than evil, same can be said for chaos. But, there is the rare occassion either can bring their opposite.

@Josiah Gibbs Not necessarily. Order can be evil. Imagine if someone controlled every aspect of your day and you weren't allowed any freedom; being forced to do things you do not want to. Now imagine a force that did this to an entire nation. I would consider that evil

unironically Good would be the order, and Evil would be the chaos.

unironically Good would be the order, and Evil would be the chaos.

We work in the dark to serve the light.  We are Assassins-

We work in the dark to serve the light.  We are Assassins-

...It does represent good vs evil, the Yin Yang represents a lot of things, but more specifically that concepts which traditionally are considered contradictory are not opposing forces but complementary forces.

Also "masculinity" is on the same side as good and "feminity" is the same side as evil, which is pretty based ngl

It represents the complementarity of opposites: good/evil, order/chaos, black/white, day/night, man/woman, life/death, old/young, black/white...

It represents the complementarity of opposites: good/evil, order/chaos, black/white, day/night, man/woman, life/death, old/young, black/white...

The idea is how polar opposites have common things within them, like water and fire being nature

The idea is how polar opposites have common things within them, like water and fire being nature

It's simply positive and negative the opposite of things.

It's simply positive and negative the opposite of things.

@Mikoi The “femininity” “masculinity” aspects makes no sense though I get both go hand and and converge but only on a preservation like level.

@Mikoi The “femininity” “masculinity” aspects makes no sense though I get both go hand and and converge but only on a preservation like level.

@Purple Poet To me it means that without Bad there is no Good, without Darkness there is no light. What makes someone good is because there is the bad to compare it to. There is no Light, if Darkness doesn't exist

@Garou

They’re repeatedly saying “clean your room”

@Garou

They’re repeatedly saying “clean your room”

Yin and Yang is always the symbol of "two sides of the same coin".

Yin and Yang is always the symbol of "two sides of the same coin".

It is neither and both. Any time there is any duality it can be described as a yin and yang.

It is neither and both. Any time there is any duality it can be described as a yin and yang.

@Ryan To
Fun fact in legends both Palpatine and Thrawn were the few people in the galaxy to see a true threat looming in the horizon
By uniting the galaxy is they wanted a unite front to fight the true evil

I am doing my absolute best not to mention AQW rn.

I am doing my absolute best not to mention AQW rn.

the interpretation i have always had was that yin and yang are separately evil, but together are good.

the interpretation i have always had was that yin and yang are separately evil, but together are good.

More like <br>An extreme and the opposite extreme

More like
An extreme and the opposite extreme

this is true for the story of assassin’s creed, if you ignore the science fiction and the historical inaccuracies when it comes down to it the core of the story is order versus chaos, however with reversed roles and both the assassin’s and templars being two radical factions who despite fighting each other for what they believe is the right thing to do they they ignore the fact that their way ultimately damages the society they are trying to change for the better in their own way slowly and surely, they care less about the consequences of their actions and more about the motivation behind those actions because of their conflicting ideologies, over the past decade from the fourth game in the series to assassin’s creed unity they showed that the line between the assassin’s and templars can be so blurred that they are almost interchangeable, the only difference between the two are the methods for which they attempt to achieve their goals, the templars resolve to dirty tricks bribery careful planning and cruelty to achieve what they desire, the assassin’s instead relies on the inner strength of the people they rally to their cause precision kills to key templar members and kindness to achieve their goals because the fundamental core of their organization is love for all things for nature, people, culture, ideas, knowledge, and art, while the tenplars see that all as trivial and prefer simple, quick, efficient, cold, emotionless, and calculated actions in order to quickly and effectively gain influence, at the end of the day history is decided by the victors, and in all of history the templars influenced all major wars and scientific advancements, so in their eyes all thats left is to wipe out the enemy and gain the pieces of eden.

Just like how the Bible paints evil as man apart from God. Mankind defining what is good and evil in their own eyes. That is chaos.

Just like how the Bible paints evil as man apart from God. Mankind defining what is good and evil in their own eyes. That is chaos.

@Yahmez
I appreciate you wanting to improve. I spotted 10 words in your original comment that were used inappropriately or unnecessarily. If there is ever a simpler word that conveys the same meaning in a given context, you should always use it over its synonym. Being overly specific is a detriment. It hinders comprehensibility. The goal of language is to maximize clarity, not specificity.

For example, you use cerebral when the word that fits best, and is simpler, is mental. We are not talking about the brain as an organ here, we are taking about the mind and concepts relating to perception, and to use a term from biology where it doesn’t apply makes it sound like you are using words to appear more scientific or more intelligent than you actually are. It’s very palpable. (That was an example of using a more complex word appropriately, where “apparent” would have worked, used only for emphasis and used sparingly in a sentence that is otherwise simple).

Actually its order v chaos male v female light v dark love v hate etc. Its just everything v their oppisites

Actually its order v chaos male v female light v dark love v hate etc. Its just everything v their oppisites

@Objects in Motion Welp, Can't argue with the likes.. 🤷♂

@Objects in Motion Welp, Can't argue with the likes.. 🤷♂

@Purple Poet that is actually the concept of humanity. Humans need to have an evil to a good.

(I am not religious but its a good example nonetheless):
If there is heaven there needs to be a hell,if a God there needs to be a devil, and so on, humans thought.

what it represents is that in evil there is good and good in evil and that there is not one without the other

what it represents is that in evil there is good and good in evil and that there is not one without the other

@Objects in Motion Hey man, it's just specific diction. If you want to be specific sometimes more complex words are necessary. I never claimed to be an aspiring writer, this is my primary mode of practice. 🤷♂
I see what you're getting at however and you do make a good point. I'll try, as always, to be better than I am.
In the interest of improvement, which specific words have I used which demonstrate a poor understanding?
If it's simply my use of "verbose", then it is you who misinterpret my value for long form communication as somehow self congratulatory. When speaking in abstractions there's always a danger of imprecise speech. A danger, I would argue, which is increased through compression.

@Yahmez
Hey throwing up a thesaurus all over your speech is a key indicator of poor literary technique. “Verbose” is not a compliment. It shows you have a poor understanding of the words you’re using, and is very annoying to read. Try toning it down a little if you want to be taken seriously.

@Yahmez
Hey throwing up a thesaurus all over your speech is a key indicator of *poor* literary technique. “Verbose” is not a compliment. It shows you have a poor understanding of the words you’re using, and is very annoying to read. Try toning it down a little if you want to be taken seriously.

@Mitch I think you may be projecting there. Most people who voice their thoughts verbosely and with specificity are out to have more verbose and specific conversations, not monologues.<br>I am usually motivated to share my thoughts or interpretations to be challenged in the hope of assimilating more nuanced or broadly applicable interpretations or to challenge less nuanced or narrowly applicable interpretations of my own or others.

@Mitch I think you may be projecting there. Most people who voice their thoughts verbosely and with specificity are out to have more verbose and specific conversations, not monologues.
I am usually motivated to share my thoughts or interpretations to be challenged in the hope of assimilating more nuanced or broadly applicable interpretations or to challenge less nuanced or narrowly applicable interpretations of my own or others.

I have a better definition: It is a symbol depicting two opposites. So those deeply insightful types from future generations can waste their time defining its internal meanings so they can delude themselves into thinking they are that brilliant out of the box thinker people want to hear from. ---<i>_</i>---

I have a better definition: It is a symbol depicting two opposites. So those deeply insightful types from future generations can waste their time defining its internal meanings so they can delude themselves into thinking they are that brilliant out of the box thinker people want to hear from. ---___---

For every action (force) in nature there is an equal and opposite reaction - Newtons Third Law of Motion

For every action (force) in nature there is an equal and opposite reaction - Newtons Third Law of Motion

When i was depressed i took lots of advice from jordan peterson, but i only understood much later that order and chaos are in the individual. In a nation where people dont understand each other, chaos is each other. Chaos is perceived. If you are neurotypical you're chaos for the mentally ill. If you're neurodivergent (but you know this as much as i do) you're chaos to "normal people". I recently realised as well, that to me, people with similar mental illnesses to mine are order and i hope im order for them.

It's meant to represent binary opposing forces in general. Heat and Cold. Life and Death. Light and Dark.

It's meant to represent binary opposing forces in general. Heat and Cold. Life and Death. Light and Dark.

@Mikoi Not intrinsically, only classically and, I would assert, only in the same way as the contemporary zeitgeist is affected by the turns of phrase such as "Mother Nature" or "God the Father".
The devouring mother and tyrannical father are only the shadow forms of the classical literature archetypes.
It's only through the lenses afforded to us by postmodern deconstructionism that we can begin to question the validity of these associations & manifestations both in literature and societal norms. Note also that masculinity and femininity aren't necessarily associated with sex.

@GemGen Um. You realize it was used in China under Confucianism, Yin and Yang were basically justifications for men being considered superior and why men were given rulership positions, unless under pretty remarkable circumstances where a woman was considered to have enough yang.

Yes, Yin and Yang are sexist.

@Mikoi That low-key sounds a bit sexist considering the "femininity and negativity part."

@Mikoi That low-key sounds a bit sexist considering the "femininity and negativity part."

To me the more transcendental interpretation is the expression of interdependence between any cerebrally bifurcated physical phenomenon (arbitrarily, necessitated or otherwise) through the lens of consciousness.
- illustrating (most graciously and formally through Taoist non-dualist writings IMO) that all distinct objects or quanta are only necessitated by the observer and their relative biases, without whom the universe is simply a singular entity.

Though across physics, mathematics, social commentary, psychology, religion and otherwise - I do see the (Chaos | Order) & (Unity | Division) dichotomies to be particularly ubiquitous and therefore somewhat 'meta-transcendental' or necessary concepts for our basal understanding (like Energy | Material for bootstrapping modern particle physics) as compared to other more arbitrary "sociolinguistic constructions".

Words and their related cerebral constructs are scissors rather than post-it notes.
How you choose (or don't) to cut up your reality informs all your possible (in)actions, interactions, behaviours, struggles & beliefs.

@Purple Poet thats why world peace doesn’t makes sense

@Purple Poet thats why world peace doesn’t makes sense

And then on top of that those are both objective

And then on top of that those are both objective

I think that might just be a way to see it because most of what people base it on are artificial structures, such as good an evil, as you use your beliefs and experience to justify what is good and bad, there is no exact answer.

Shin Megami Tensei reference that never existed baby.

Shin Megami Tensei reference that never existed baby.

@Not Brandon, It can represent more than that.

@Not Brandon, It can represent more than that.

You're very right, but now we got a bunch of armchair philosophers in the comments who watched a 20 minute video on YouTube and suddenly feel like authorities on the matter

Why do I hear Kermit the Frog off in the distance?

Why do I hear Kermit the Frog off in the distance?

@Budder Golem Too much of either is bad. Balance is the bigger, more important theme. Where I live, I have never heard anyone misunderstand the theme as "good and evil".

@Purple Poet and darkness is but the absence of light

@Purple Poet and darkness is but the absence of light

People think order is good and chaos is evil.

People think order is good and chaos is evil.

At that can be subjective as well. Order vs Chaos can be interpreted as Tyranny vs Freedom. Look at the Empire in Star Wars with their justification of existing as "Bringing Order".

It is that as well because it represents all opposites in the natural world.

It is that as well because it represents all opposites in the natural world.

It represents the bad in the good and the good in the bad

It represents the bad in the good and the good in the bad

Very few people really regard it in either of those manners actually. It's more about dualism, the concept of Yin needing Yang and vice versa.<br>In fact, Yin is characteristic of femininity and negativity, and Yang is characteristic of masculinity and positivity.

Very few people really regard it in either of those manners actually. It's more about dualism, the concept of Yin needing Yang and vice versa.
In fact, Yin is characteristic of femininity and negativity, and Yang is characteristic of masculinity and positivity.

In a way it's <b>also</b> good vs. evil, and light vs. dark, and water vs. fire, and soft vs. tough. It is the ultimate embodiment of thing needing opposites to exist. Without a concept of darkness, light would be meaningless.

In a way it's *also* good vs. evil, and light vs. dark, and water vs. fire, and soft vs. tough. It is the ultimate embodiment of thing needing opposites to exist. Without a concept of darkness, light would be meaningless.


hard times create strong men. strong men create soft times. soft times create hard times. the cycle continues.


I remember watching this and thinking "damn that hits"


this is my first video that im watching of you.<br>brilliant work! subscribing immidiately!

this is my first video that im watching of you.
brilliant work! subscribing immidiately!


that White Room cover at the end is insanely awesome


Honestly, villains are some of my favorite characters, mostly because they have the most fun in any given story.

And if you think about it, YouTube would consider Emp a villain so...

Yea its all about perspective. Thats been done many times lol.

Yea its all about perspective. Thats been done many times lol.

@Brand Animations he is going to have wisdom and knowladge (some learning of the histories of areas he is fighting as well as some religious background) but I was thinking of him leading with carsma born fom passion as opposed to stoicism, although I do have an emotionaly intelegent mentor figure who is a stoick and is getting to old for adventuring.

@Henry Paleveda Give the King stoicism, wisdom and knowledgement.

@Ryan Palmer not all the heroes are that boring bruh

@Ryan Palmer not all the heroes are that boring bruh

@Tethloach1 true but i feel that saying that all the villains do that is kinda odd

i aprecciate more heroes because i can't sympatize with serial killers for example (maybe except characters like agent 47 from hitman franchise)

@Mr. Friendship sometimes heroes only like to save and help everyone and villains to kill and destroy everything

not all the heroes and villains has reason/reasons to be that way

it can be only a way of nature

@NightSkin21 never said it was bad, it just creates some boring characters

@Mister Majestic someone with brain and humanity here

yes villains can be more interesting that the hero but does that make the hero a not carismatic character? no

@Ryan Palmer so fighting for good is bad?

@Ryan Palmer so fighting for good is bad?

@Ryan Palmer not all the heroes are that bad but ok pal

@Ryan Palmer not all the heroes are that bad but ok pal

villains are a lot of fun, they do help move the story forward.

villains are a lot of fun, they do help move the story forward.

@Eelek For Heroes, they also have motivations too but it's more likely subtle while the villain's goal is rather different from the heroes. After all, the battle between heroes and villains is like a cat and mouse game. One will catch the other, and the other will catch the one and vice versa. Without motives, then how we will understand the hero and the villain?

There's a fun Michael Ironsides quote on why he loves playing villains. "I like to play bad guys, since good guys are always beaten up several times during the movie. Bad guys are beaten only once, in the end."

Nox from wakfu is one of my favourite villains because if he had succeded he would have actually fixed everything.

"Villains have the most fun in any story"<br>WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGHHHHH!!

"Villains have the most fun in any story"
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGHHHHH!!

@RETF I can’t agree more. Flawed heroes that we can look up to are better in my opinion. I’m not sure which one you prefer, but I’ve always think realism in fiction means that pessimism and pessimism is for the weak

@helko1 that's what I was looking for. Degeneration of society. Rather than seek characters who are better than us and try to be like them, We mostly look for assholes who are nothing but bad because they are relatable, or as a sign of rebellion. It is sad, but as you said, understandable.

@TheTundraTerror

I think we need more stories with  proactive heroes & reactive villains

no because Emp is not villainous, he's educational..

no because Emp is not villainous, he's educational..

for youtube, emp is the villain. but from our perspective, it's youtube who's the villain.

It’s probably why i love Asriel Dreemurr, as much as i do.

It’s probably why i love Asriel Dreemurr, as much as i do.

I don't think "YouTube" as a company knows or cares about him.

I don't think "YouTube" as a company knows or cares about him.

@LEO&LAMB Change is hard, bloody, and brutal; long standing positive results are not guaranteed either. That’s why it’s preferred by many that things just stay the way they are.

@Ryan Palmer Not always, but sometimes. Heroes can be very interesting as well but they need to be flawed.

yah i cant wait to get to were my comic introduces the main Villain

Emp isn't a villian in my opinion, but he is definitely an antagonist. People in the Youtube Poop community despise him to this day.

That is one of the finest examples of man vs. society

That is one of the finest examples of man vs. society

Villains according to Araki represents the gross desires of society, they're charismatic and they challenge our preconceived notions.

People like Valentine and Kira are pushed to do filthy acts to create a world where they're able to satisfy their ids.

Kinda like diavolo or fucking Funny Valentine, I’d say it’s a similar case.

@helko1 Honestly idolizing perfection seems like it would have a lot of unhealthy drawbacks.

what can be taken from OP comment is that people like the villains because they are compelling and fleshed out, people have gotten used to the idea of a hero with kind of a blank state and just stands for textbook justice and good. but if you listen and read what people say, on the other side they dont like villains that are just straight up evil for evil sake either, it sounds like people just want less shallow villains/heroes

i dont think thats like...a sign of degeneration at all. There have just been an influx of villains that make good points or have backstories that are easy to understand why they became villains in the first place. its why people who watch wrestling like heels the most: they let them do more interesting things and say edgier shit and its why people thought john cena was so boring for so long. Maybe people just feel like  a lot of writers just dont invest enough into making heroes compelling enough.

@helko1 lol there are no "signs of degeneration of society" except in retrospect

@TheTundraTerror which is why more often than not we enthusiastically will get behind a underdog hero. If you have a downtrodden hero trying to actively fight the status quo with the villain reacting to their pushing the plot along to fight evil.  You have an active heroic protagonist and a reactive villainous antagonist .  The rebels in a new hope,  they are trying to push for A Change in the status quo and defeat the power that is the empire.  Almost every thing on that movie happens because “Luke does something” and the empire reacts

If the hero is preserving something against a villain that pushes the plot but the hero is the focal character you have a reactive heroic protagonist and an active villainous antagonist.  If say you have this in a small scale in empire strikes back even though the empire is the steady force every action in that movie is the empire Does this the rebels react to it

If you have both sides fighting each other pushing the plot until both are forced to slash you have both active protagonist and antagonist.  I’d
Say return of the Jedi is this the rebels are Actively  trying to Act and take on the empire and the empire is very very actively acting to destroy the rebellion in a new hope the Death Star was built the rebellion dieing for the empire was all but a foregone conclusion.  In jedi the empire is Actively taking them seriously

I've been trying to write a "divine king" (someone who believes that they are sponsored by none other than their figure of God would be the formula I'm going with) and I want to make it up to the reader if they are the hero or villain.  what kind of traits do you think they should have , other than a supreme confidence?

Love me all the villains
Make them a complex villain with a deep backstory I'll love it
give me a sinister cackling mastermind while his master plan unfolds and ill probably love it as well

The reason is because villains are often proactive.

The reason is because villains are often proactive.

@helko1 "sure sign of the degeneration of society" <br>we live in a society

@helko1 "sure sign of the degeneration of society"
we live in a society

That's because we realize as we mature~ that the human world is the true villian.... this is also what religion is all about: it is literally only there because everybody despises society.

Which is weird considering that we at the same time that we despise society: perpetuate the notion that it is all just "fine".

no kidding, one of my favorite characters of all time is Wheatley who was a twist villain (Portal 2). And in Skyfall, Silva is hands down my most favourite movie villain of all time.

I've always liked villians more because they always have so much character than the brainless "I'll stop you!"  heroes

I mean the villiain can often have more motivation for something than the hero, whose main purpose is just to stop him.

ahem Funny Valentine

I mean the villiain can often have more motivation for something than the hero, whose main purpose is just to stop him.

*ahem* Funny Valentine

A sure sign of the degeneration of society but it's understandable, villains and anti heroes exhibit flaws and vices which are all too relatable to us given that we're all imperfect.

Rather than idolise perfection and characters with virtues we now continue to seek comfort in relatability for those as imperfect as ourselves.

yea good villains always make you route for them a little bit

yea good villains always make you route for them a little bit


"Do you have any idea how crazy you are?"

"He wouldn't, by definition"


For me, you are the new red letter media in terms of quality over quantity


Watching Joker the day it came on cinemas was the best decision I ever made.


In the great English epic, Paradise Lost, Satan is the most interesting character, even though he is a plain evil villain. The paradoxical difference between the eastern idea of Yin and Yang and Christianity is that Christ is totally victorious over evil, and in fact, the game was rigged from the start. God is all powerful and Satan is not, yet we individuals struggle (and often lose) against evil. But in the worldview of Yin and Yang, the dark and the light are both necessary, so balance is supreme good and either extreme is absolute evil. <br>Not much of a point here, but I thought it was an interesting train of thought.

In the great English epic, Paradise Lost, Satan is the most interesting character, even though he is a plain evil villain. The paradoxical difference between the eastern idea of Yin and Yang and Christianity is that Christ is totally victorious over evil, and in fact, the game was rigged from the start. God is all powerful and Satan is not, yet we individuals struggle (and often lose) against evil. But in the worldview of Yin and Yang, the dark and the light are both necessary, so balance is supreme good and either extreme is absolute evil.
Not much of a point here, but I thought it was an interesting train of thought.


Literal college level analysis of one of the most difficult topics in any literature class just uploaded for free to YouTube with additional visual citations for reference. <br>We don't deserve you, emp. Truely. You're  brilliant. As an English major i found this inspiring.

Literal college level analysis of one of the most difficult topics in any literature class just uploaded for free to YouTube with additional visual citations for reference.
We don't deserve you, emp. Truely. You're  brilliant. As an English major i found this inspiring.

@Vang Ler emp is still young, he'll get there   •́  ‿ ,•̀

This is so true. I study Cultural Anthropology and this kind of stuff is what I do in Media Anthropology essays.

Theres a lot of holes in his argument , such as interpreting the meaning of good and evil . Or even the fact that he cant really distinct what classifies as either a antagonist or villain.  It sort if weakens his analysis all together .


The portrait where the neanderthal was being chased by a tiger really cracked me up 🤣🤣🤣


"zuko is the most himanous villain." ah my friend welcome to the world of anime


the last fraze was so relatable to me :)))


this is the most psychologically accurate portrayal of a villain i have seen. As-well as t being extremely interesting and engaging youtube video, it is easily the most interesting i have watched in a while.


A villain is just a victim who’s tragic past has consumed them.
All it takes is one bad day

A villain is just a victim who’s tragic past has consumed them.
*All it takes is one bad day*

No not all villains like Light yagami ect...

@Kousand It's important not to idolize, sympathize, or excuse his actions but understanding someone's past can help aid in the future.

@Kousand my first thought was “I guess being rejected by art school consumed him”

@Chris C Before I do look through a bunch of media, define villain a bit more in detail. Specifically do you mean deeds done BY the villain, or just a change of perception OF the villain? By that I mean  "Doing bad things that are always seen as bad" or "Doing good things, that later are seen as bad".

Uhhhhh... no. I would like you to show me a decently well made villain that had a perfectly fine life, then flipped out because of one (1) bad day. I cant think of any villain that didn't have a terrible life before they turned evil, saving those who took heroic ideals to evil extremes.

Some people here keeps talking about hitler being pure evil and ruining the world. But if you did not watch the video of how a person becomes a villian, then you are likely to be dumb because who was the one that forced germany to pay and blamed?

The movie "Falling Down" is a good example

“Every society is three meals away from chaos” ― Vladimir Lenin

@Child A.I. Considering that the massive german military buildup, which mind you was started by the Weimar government, but still greatly expanded under Hitler, was so expensive that Germany would have literally entered a freeway collapse in late 1940 if it continued, I'd say not really. (one of the main reasons Germany began the war, and in the previous years had annexed Austria and Checzoslovakia was to seize the gold reserves of defeated countries, so as to continue their massive military spending).

@srv no I don't think thats right. Many serial killers had normal childhoods but still became serial killers and there have been people with horrible childhoods and became good people

@Child A.I. Make a significant chunk of the population die in a pointless but devastating war as well as completely fuck the economy for years to come, totally helping Germany. In a sense I guess you could say he helped the world but making it realise that fascism is something that should never be attempted

nice reference to Batman: The Killing Joke

@Child A.I. yeah, until he started a war that resulted in Germany getting split in two.

“Madness is like gravity, all it takes is a little push”

@The Diamond Cutter overzealous hate of someone is cult like behaviour

This comment remides me of zoom from the flash TV show, good point.

@Risk So... About the economy thing are you gonna point that out ooooor

@Child A.I. bro. He was a psychopath who led the extermination of 5 million Jews. He led Germany with a false cause and ultimately ended up leaving Germany to take the heat when he killed himself

everyone talks about how giving a small act of kindness could really help someone, but nobody talks about how its the same with being mean.

@Fede98k He might've caused a lot of damage towards germany because of the war but economically get helped germany return to the way it was before the treaty of versalies.

@Child A.I. How? By having it bombed to the ground with his delusions of a final victory? By waging war on nearly the entirety of the world? No, he did not do good to Germany.

@Lorig Yeah he completely destroyed germany. It is understandable why Germany as a nation was pissed off though because of The Treat of Versailles. Still doesn't make sense to why they committed genocide though.

@Lorig i like to think the same thing, just the thought of him having some merits makes me freeze.

@The Diamond CutterWith the same logic you could say "thank you Stalin for taking russia out of feudalism" .. Hitler with his inconsiderate actions made people willing to repair the damage he caused to the country. THAT's why, Germany nowadays is like it is after repairing all the crap that happened because of him, not THANKS to him

@Lorig <br>Well, now Germany holds Europe in their hands. So that dude may be right as much as I don't like to think that.

@Lorig
Well, now Germany holds Europe in their hands. So that dude may be right as much as I don't like to think that.

No a villain is just a person raised to become a villain !!

@Kousand A monster that somewhat helped Germany

Yes and people may not talk about it but Hitler did not have good early days but still don't sympathize with him he is still a monster


22:13 I disagree with that part.
He caved right into those paths.


Really feeling this one after The Suicide Squad, one line got everyone sympathetic to the face hugger monster from space.


you really cant escape examples from atla with storytelling, characters and plot can you?


When I think of sympathetic villains I just think of Zuko, also when I think of good redemption arcs also Zuko ahaa


Media was "worried" Joker will have violents acts during screen plays... Fun Fact: Frozen 2 had more violent act during screen play than Joker

@Le Chonk Don't get me wrong. Reddit is such an interesting place, however if only memes aren't meant to take it too seriously and that's the point. As for those Redditors, they seemed to be more of a killjoy on this one and they see memes as if this is a competition but it doesn't mean to. I remember that one news where GameStop is going to get shut down, simply because those Redditors are doing something stupid for some reason. However, Reddit and Twitter are both social media sites where you shouldn't bring your opinions, and they'll attack you for it.

@Mr. Friendship oh, that is stupid, sometimes I hate that I like this app, still prefer it over Twitter tho

@Le Chonk It was from 2019. The meme that Reddit used for such situation is this...

"This does put my smile on my face." ~ Thanos

@Le Chonk It was from 2019. The meme that Reddit used for such situation is this...

_"This does put my smile on my face."_ *~ Thanos*

@Mr. Friendship I'm not surprised Reddit made memes about it, it's ridiculous! How can you attack someone over a spoiler??? Bruh

@Le Chonk Although, some news articles stated that someone attacked that one person over that spoiler for Avengers Endgame and Reddit makes a meme about it. Jee! I don't know why people take this seriously. I may or may not be serious, but I never realized how things went too far with this one.

@Lloyd Nix crazy that it happened though right?

@3kojimbles I doubt that it had anything to do with the movie

@3kojimbles but they showed scenes of 3 guys being shot down with pure hate in a metro? or a woman being suffocating with a pillow to death? no we didn't

so your point right there is just stupid and ignorant

joker is way more violent and gruesome than a children movie, the joker movie shows the reality of someone finally snapping because of how society treats him like shit just with everybody else

that is it, if you don't agree then i can't argue with you

@Lloyd Nix you are the inly sane person here

@Gr3nadgr3gory bruh saying that frozen is more violent that joker is like saying that lego batman is more serious than batman dark knight returns

is stupid

frozen is not that brutal and violent that joker is

just stop

@Rocky Croods  or a sheep which most are

@Rocky Croods  or a sheep which most are

The reason we would still say the joker is more violent is because of the pure gruesomeness of the violence and the cause and effects of it

@Trouble Maker dude was literally being racist and you're worried about the jpeg beside my username

The movie its self is like : ay yo media and society is bad and hides shit.<br>And society and media just proved the movies point, they tried to make the joker look bad and hide it just cus it would show their true colors

The movie its self is like : ay yo media and society is bad and hides shit.
And society and media just proved the movies point, they tried to make the joker look bad and hide it just cus it would show their true colors

it may have more but its the realism that separates it, but yea that's a funny point

@Winston Sallet i mean if we're attacking character then grammar is fair game

And Disney owns Marvel, infinity war was released long after that, and half of the universe died in that movie. But nobody tried killing people because of this.

@kaworeal how ironic it is said by a guy with anime pfp

They probably thought so because there were a few shootings in movie theaters during The Dark Knight's release

MolfredoElGrande<br>omgosh please tell me more!!

MolfredoElGrande
omgosh please tell me more!!

@SameerWahabShamim Chowdhury <br>Your name gives you no right to correct people on their english

@SameerWahabShamim Chowdhury
Your name gives you no right to correct people on their english

@SameerWahabShamim Chowdhury when his comeback is so hard you have to attack his grammar

@SameerWahabShamim Chowdhury I blame samsung.

@Gr3nadgr3gory Fuck that is one good comeback mate, but you spelled “through” wrong.

@Gr3nadgr3gory holy fuck that is a great comeback

@Lloyd Nix that's only because I didnt have to suffer thorough it with you.

@Lloyd Nix there were machete attacks in a showing of frozen 2 tho

okay but frozen didn't have a guy getting his brains blown out

That's because nobody could let that movie fucking go.


Zuko is the king of character arcs. Before the last few seasons of AGOT I honestly thought jaime was going to top him. But the prince still stands.


this deseres way more views than it has. this video is a masterpiece


I love how u put sympathy for the devil (in chiptunes) as the backsound. So fitting