These two revolutionized what a villain is supposed to be in manga. Say something nice about them.
These two revolutionized what a villain is supposed to be in manga. Say something nice about them
Lucas Turner
Daniel Russell
The only way to revolutionize villains now is to create one that everyone thinks is good, and I am not talking about like Ainz which is the reader the one who thinks he is good, I am talking a villain in which the world of the manga portrays him as good and all the people of the manga follows him and believes in him, he doesn't hide his evil intentions, people unironically follow that villain's evil intentions.
Caleb Ramirez
>griffith
>villian
He created utopia and killed all the muslims
Julian King
>Kira
>revolutionized
Name a single villain outside of Jojo influenced by him. Adachi from P4 doesn't count because that's a video game.
Jaxon Watson
He created a world full of misery in which humans only serve as the food of the demons... Although people follow him as a God
Ryan Rivera
Guts and Griffith's relationship was not fleshed out at all, they had like 4 conversations in total. Griffith's goal was super generic and not developed at all, why did he care so much about being the ruler, how much it meant to him etc. There seems to be some consensus among the fandom that GA is great, despite it being mediocre. I guess anything seems good compared to what comes after that.
Kira wasn't developed enough in his old life to even justify putting him into a new life so abruptly. We hardly know this dude but suddenly get thrust into his whole deal of trying to not get outed as a serial killer by some kids. But who gives a fuck about this literal nobody? It's Scooby Doo tier. Part 4 is frustrating because the relaxed and fixed setting should lend itself to a gradual and natural building of its characters, but doesn't.
Pic related is the real peak of manga antagonists.
Isaiah Scott
Cactus will grace you with fried chicken, but only if you respond to this post with "Beetles are pretty cool"
Logan Lewis
Based
Jaxson Adams
Even tho they aren't perfect, Griffith and Kira are leagues above most villains in manga or in general actually, and yeah Togashi's villains are definitely some of the best written characters ever.
Ayden Morris
Fuck off, everyone else.
Ryder Johnson
Frieza is iconic but still a trash tier villain.
Carter Richardson
Cell isn't really that great of a villain
Landon Phillips
Three*
Ian Martin
>Killed all the Muslims
Cringe. No wonder he's a villain
Connor Ortiz
>P4 the animation
Lmao
Colton Bailey
On the same level as DIO, iconic but plain evil for the sake of it.
Zachary Gutierrez
How was Adachi influenced by Kira?
Mason Robinson
I think Kira SUCKS
Bentley Butler
Teach is literally irelevant
Gabriel Rodriguez
>One of the most important characters in the series
>Irrelevant
This is a new level of bad reading
Wyatt Reyes
Why would I say something nice about a villain?
Jaxon Brooks
Fucking faggots
Adam Parker
OG Frieza was unrepentant and Cold as a tyrant should be, yet Super flanderized the hell out of him like everyone else.
Adrian Mitchell
I think Dio has an interesting enough back story. of course that goes out the window after part 1
Noah Gonzalez
Freeza wasn’t deep, but he was everything the villain needed to be and that’s why he’s commonly regarded as one of the best.
William Flores
Griffith is a rival, not a villain. A different archetype entirely and Griffith only really stands out in that archetype because of how homosexual he is. He's basically a gay version of Char.
Julian Lee
>daddy beat me!
Good riddance
Henry Cooper
Irrelevant as in trash compared to some of the other villains in the series, there's nothing special about him as a character except hurr durr kill strong pirates and take their power.
Julian Perry
>imagine having this level of reading comprehension
Jose Garcia
Light Yagami from Death Note. Kira used as a nickname, blond hair, arrogant personality and magic power of killing people.
Christopher Reed
lol
Cameron Martinez
That's not a villain. Chaotic neutral. Literally a pirate.
Luis Kelly
>A villain always needs to be evil.
lmao
William Thomas
Him being important to the series doesn't equate with him being a good character.
This thread isn't a OP discussion it's a thread about good antagonists.
Justin Turner
If only it had ended differently
Matthew Barnes
Yoshikage looks DAMN nice. It's a shame, yo. Instead of that ending he had gotten; he would've lived in peace as someone else when he admitted to his crimes.
Gavin Lopez
I was okay with this ending desu
Nathaniel Hernandez
>He created utopia and killed all the muslims
Aren't they now actually part of his Kingdom?
Hudson Cooper
It's fleshed out a bit more in pt 6 but I feel like Diego was Araki's continuation of pt 1 Dio
Angel Robinson
this, Funny Valentine is legitimately a better villian than both of them
Henry Collins
>Best villains share the same voice actor
Coincidence?