@@Monustaai He's basically saying no guy is actually like that and they are just after hot girls, pretty much. He's telling her she behaving stupidly because she's in love and is misplacing her trust because Herculus is a guy and will let Meg down in the end. That's what that line is implying.
The live-action version of Maleficent is even more relatable than the animated version. If she hadn't been betrayed by the man who claimed to love her, she never would have gone down the path of evil in the first place!
To be honest, I think they went waay to far. From the king suddenly being the completely over the top villain to her not even turning into her iconic dragon form, they stripped her of everything that made the animated character so awesome (besides her cheekbones and fashion, they did a good job with that). Popular villains are already loved because or despite of their evil attributes, there's no need to change them into a completely different character to make them likeable. And making someone called "Maleficent" good is always gonna sound a bit ridiculous. Personally, I would have loved for the movie to go fully with her Mistress of all Evil persona, death by prince and all. Or at the very least keep the offended fairy angle and make the movie about her getting over her pride. I hope they don't make the same mistake with future villain movies like Cruella.
I like what they did with the character, and I appreciate the fact that her motivation in the live-action movie was deeper than simply feeling slighted by the fact that she wasn't invited to a celebration.
Yeah. Angelina Jolie even confirmed that the scene where he cut her wings off is a metaphor of rape. You would be driven into become a villain for that, too
Honestly, the animation version was relatable to beginn with. A royal christianing in that times wasn’t a private party, it was THE social event of the year! Everybody had to celebrate, even the common folk. To not invite anyone of a high rank to this event, was a deadly insult. I know that Maleficent isn’t someone you want at a party, but she is definitely to powerful, that only a fool would threat her with such disrespect! And what’s even worse is, that the King and the Queen invited the other fairies! Wich means that they choose one of the fairy-fractions over the other. If the King and Queen would have invited Maleficent, she would have given Aurora an amazing present. And so would have the other fairies, because the would see this as an opportunity to show off how powerfull they truly are infront of the puplic. What the fairies have given her before Maleficent showed up, we’re probably just standart fairy-gifts. (Sorry, for my bad english!)
I can relate to scar the most. I remember when I tossed my brother off a cliff and told his son it was his fault to make him run away so I could become king. good times indeed
As a child you hated the villains, but now as an adult you sympathize and definitely relate to them (minus those who want to kill animals fictional or not)
Only because "killing animals" is a current hot button issue. This came out in the 1940's? I think? People still wore fox. (and all the other critters) No one "relates" to killing/wearing pets... but reality has a huge blindspot here. It's not the worst SIN. Some people value pets lives over people/family. If Disney has to continue to dilute their stories we will have no more GREAT villains.
bbSouthstreet I agree. Cruella is not relatable at all, imo. Her motivations are pure selfishness and vanity. I find Ursula on the other hand more relatable than Cruella. After all, she was banished by Triton. for reasons unknown, yes. But still, it’s banish and given a bad rep. I would be pissed too. And Hook should be higher than 10.
I’m guessing Cruella had a traumatic experience involving dogs as a kid if she hates them to that extent. With that being said, I definitely don’t see her as relatable due to her being a complete psychopath
@@kingjlinza She never hates dogs in the movie. She simply sees them as her belongings and future garments. Like how most of us see cows. Back then fur wasn't considered murder. This movie is REALLY old!
Cruella was locked in attic and Jafar was a lost-long prince (Once Upon A Time), Hades wasn't even a bad guy in the greek mythology, Gaston was suffering PTSD, Ursula's dad was killed by Poseidon, Scar's parents are abusive to him, and Maleficent has her own sad origins movie. Yep pretty much relatable.
I think Yzma is the most relatable. She had her position for over years ( if not decades ), then BAM! A spoiled little brat takes the joy and happiness from you
@@keandregreen5628 lol well it's not like a regular job where you just move up. It's a monarch of sorts so he gets it through bloodline . She was never really gonna rule anyways
Hades is the Best Disney villian along with Scar and Yzma. These three were so brilliantly developed it honestly makes me wish they won their little battle.
Honestly, I kinda root for Scar when I watch The Lion King. He had his dream ripped out from under him and is expected to just be fine with it, is constantly treated poorly by everyone in comparison to his brother, and is constantly reminded by his annoying nephew of the fact he gets to take the thrown and Scars dreams will never come to pass cuz of this annoying child's existence who constantly brags about the fact he gets to king one day. I honestly don't blame him for feeling the way he does. What's done to him isn't really right. Of course the way he handled the situation was not ideal but it's really hard to see him as some maniacal villain when everyone tossed him aside and treated him poorly. Plus he has the best song in the movie.
"I've got 24 hours to get rid of this... bozo, or the entire scheme I've been setting up for 18 years goes up in smoke, and YOU ARE WEARING HIS MERCHANDISE?"-Hades
@@mariuskristensen1867 I can totally relate to Hades. He gets pissed off over something little, and for some reason, that anger lurks in my inner sanctum. Then at any minute, I tend to flip out.
I’ve always wondered...why didn’t Hook just shoot the crocodile? I mean, he’s on a pirate ship, which has guns, and cannons......see where I’m going with this?
@@rebbekahcannons9805 are you talking about the scene where hercules is fighting the Hydra..? If so I think eat was eating worms... Because they were twisting in ways that fingers would not be able to... Sorry if this is an annoying response... I just wanted to say my thoughts...
@Leah Sandras No in the TV series one of the episodes ( I think Hades was trying to get on the Fates' good sides and offers them plate of fingers which I think he was eating too but its been awhile since I saw the episode.
@@rebbekahcannons9805 oh sorry! I was going off of the movie Hercules..! I actually have never heard of that series... Now I'm intrigued.! I actually like the idea of 'fate' and 'destiny'..! I'mma go search it up now..!
I never really saw Hades as a villain , he didn’t enjoy causing innocent people pain, and we saw at the beginning of the movie how the Olympian’s mistreated him now imagine that treatment for thousands of years, he lives in literal hell, to be honest the only messed up thing he did was try to kill baby Hercules and only then because the Fates encouraged him.
He also enslaved Meg. And sicced a bunch of monsters on a bunch on innocent towns. And buried his brother in lava. And that's not even touching on how awful he was to his nephew, even without the whole "trying to murder him" thing. Don't get me wrong, I totally relate to Hades. After seeing the way his own family treats him, how horrible the place he lives is and how stupid his employees are, I get why he's bitter. But come on. He's totally a villain, at least in the Disney version. In actual Greek Mythology though, he's one of the nicer ones.
@@keandregreen5628 Did you forget about him wrapping her up in smoke vines as bait for Hercules? Not to mention that when she tried to leave he wouldn't let her. Also, "selling your soul" implies that he owns her anyway, which implies slavery. As for the monsters thing, that's my whole point. He sics them on the all the other gods in a bid for power, including his brother (who admittedly may have deserved it) and his nephew (who absolutely did NOT deserve it because he never did anything to Hades until Hades started antagonizing him). Power grabs are generally something that the bad guys tend to do.
Not only that, she's an arrogant condescending bench who thinks that if others don't live up to her standards of fashion and finance, they deserve to be treated like garbage. Take away the fact that she was willing to kill animals for her fashion, she's still a terrible person.
I mean he wouldn't have known that the Beast was a human that was cursed, in his point of view he might have just thought it was a danger to Belle and everyone else. Also, rejection, but in this day and age men like Gaston that won't stop are especially looked down upon.
Vikki DC not really lol. Incel stands for "involuntarily celebate". Gaston just doesn't pay attention to the women who have crushes on him (the bimbettes) all because he is busy chasing Belle. Incels on the other hand, can't get anyone to crush on them so they stay bitter as fuck lmao.
Helena Santos I am never going to relate with a puppy killer especially one who only cares about fashion, there is a reason why most people look down upon the fur industry.
"It's hard to make Hades relatable". Only Greek god in a commuter relationship with no cheating, only one who doesn't cheat people out of his deals his terms are always fair if a little harsh, only god not really welcome at Olympus. Plus he's actually the eldest of his siblings spent his entire life in his father's stomach because of his dad's paranoia over a prophecy describing how Zeus would chase their dad of, only for their mother to assist Zeus the youngest kid into becoming rules of Earth and Sky.
He kidnapped his own niece and forced her to marry him! I'd hardly call that relatable! If a human in real life had done that, it'd be considered rape!
@@nicholasemjohnson47 actually depends on the version. Plus he does the same thing every Greek god does yet he's the only one people hate when he actually allows his partner to leave.
10. Looking back on it, Peter Pan seems like the real villain in the story, and Hook is the tragic hero. 9. I don't wear fur, so I can't relate to Cruella at all. 8. I can sympathize with Jafar on having a dumbass boss, but his desire to sleep with the boss's daughter cancels out that sympathy. 7. If Scar was that jealous, why didn't he try to kill Mufasa before the latter had Simba, besides the whole "it wouldn't make for a great story" reason. 6. Look we all desire to be young when we're old, but, in the end, we're all gonna die. 5. Who leaves their will to a bunch of cats? They may be fancy and sophisticated, but they're still cats. 4. We all have days when we want to kill the emperor, especially Kuzco. 3. Buddy was gonna get himself killed if he tried being Mr. Incredible's sidekick. Not realizing his heroes are flawed and imperfect is on him. 2. Hades is the most relatable character in the film. 1. I can understand being snubbed, but did she really have to curse the princess to get revenge? Why would she even want to go to that party? It's not like she'd appear in any softer light.
Scar DID try to have Mufasa killed at an earlier point. Long story short his attempt caused him to get the scar he has over his eye, and he decided to go by the name "Scar" instead of his original name Taka.
So I know I'm super late to the party, but to answer your question about number 1, the reason she reacted so strongly is an actual history thing. In the days Sleeping Beauty was set for, being any kind of powerful person and NOT getting invited was a HUGE offence. That's why the line about hoping it had been an oversight. It's also why the Queen calls her 'Your Grace' with such respect. Duels to the death and plots for murder were enacted for far less than the offence they committed by not inviting her. At least in those days. In regards to the Lion King, Scar (born Taka) was actually the older brother and had been first in line before but then his parents were like "Nah you get to be the backup plan we like the way your brother looks better" And because Mufasa was stronger than Scar any attempts to take the throne by force would be defeated. Trying to be smart, he set a trap for his brother but it backfired, giving him the scar which he took on as his name. It occurs to me I may know too much Disney lore.
Even if you wore fur cruella is still unrelatable. Even people who wear fur at least in a western country would never think about killing 100 puppies for a coat. Fur was considered murder by some back then and got red paint thrown on you which I disagree with but if your fur coat was made out of puppies in America that's likely to get you killed. Most Americans don't play around when it comes to dogs.
In my opinion it's : 1. Ursula 2. Hades 3. Izma You know Ursula never lied about any of the conditions of her contract. It was Ariel who was so dumb to sign it. She is just a very powerful businesswoman.
@@maria-vw4bb true though Ariel did ask about the consequences and about her being able to see her family. She made have made a bad decision but the questions she asked Were good. From my understanding King Triton was extremely overprotective which may be the reason why Ariel explores and sneaks off so much. That and destroying Ariel's precious collection of knicknacks was wrong. He should have just destroyed the statue and the ones that actually seem dangerous and let her keep some of the nice ones. In fact that outburst of destruction is what caused her to follow the eels' advice and find the sea witch in the first place
I get where you're coming from with her deals. But at the same time wasn't she cheating a bit and swayed the odds in her favor when Ariel almost succeeded in the requirements of the deal?
No technically did she lie about the contract and she should have never cheated the deal. Hades, I understand because he was forced and cheated to work in the underworld. An is treated badly by everyone. So he is just getting some revenge. Plus he always kept his word.
Even as a child, I always thought Edgar was extremely relatable. He devoted years, likely his entire life, to care for that woman and her entire household and THE GODDAMN CATS GET EVERYTHING. I legit feel for Edgar, him and hades personality are most relatable in my book
There is no way someone can defend Cruella, Gothel or Scar, their reasons are horrible!!!! At least Hades and Hook had good reason!!! He was betrayed by his own kin and the other one had his hand chop off!!
Nobody defends them but people have this horrible urges so don't tell me you never had dark thoughts, maybe not everyone have been in the same situations but at some point everyone felt similar
Cruella & Gothel I don’t understand, but Scar I do. Having a sibling getting the spotlight of the show and getting worshipped as a god and given them challenges while you on the other hand get a nice pat in the back and a “good job” and then being left alone sucks. Wouldn’t it make you feel pissed if your sibling got all the attention while you are left behind?
10 good point 9 fashion is not everything 8 3:36 agreed 7 siblings rivalry thor/Loki level 6 age is a part of us all 5 I'm a cat person but I'm glad he did not kill them 4 ok relatable 3 I've been there before but I won't kill 2 Abit of my favorite HM child abuse HM jerk HM and 1 I've been there before
@@simonr.s.3822 Yeah I have no problem with fur sense I don't really see other animals as pets and also like leather. However I don't know anybody in America that would kill a hundred puppies for a jacket, yet I know many people who would beat somebody who did within a inch of their life's.
Scar can be relatable as he represents the jealous sibling who gets neglected because they're always in the siblings' shadow. Plus, the older brother is supposed to get the throne anyway, he got robbed!
3:03 “Come on, you can’t tell me you’ve never looked like that when you’re tearing through the streets because you’re late for work” lmfao I’m dying😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Edit: HELL YEA FOR HADES!!!!!!!!!! Why is he not #1? He is WAY more relatable
Edgar really is a good person, when you think about it. Oh, and why on Earth was Gaston even in the honourable mentions? How is a sexist pig who cares only about a woman's body and not her own feelings and being willing to go so far as to force said woman into marriage at the risk of Losing her father in any sane way relatable to most people?
Only way Gaston could be relatable is with his arrogance. And as of 2018, you're sure as heck gonna meet some arrogant or narcissistic or even sexist people. Whether it's social media or a coworker.
9:47. The look on their faces as Syndrome walks away. Bob and Helen look like they want to strangle him. Dash actually looks devastated, and Violet seems to be the only one confused.
Hades... I'd like to call him the personification of a woman's mood swings. First cool, calm and collected then quick shift to infuriated saying: "I'm FINE!" Yes, he's so relatable
I wouldn't say Malificent is Nr. 1, cause I can't relate. Same goes for Cruela. "She wanted to look good". Oh, wow, you can look good without fur, too! I would have mentioned Zira, cause Simba banned the whole family but they actually didn't do anything bad! They were just relatives of Scar as far as I know.
Edgar Balthazar is one of the more relatable villains, despite being greedy, Edgar does not seem to be extremely cruel. It would have been easy for him to just kill Duchess and her kittens but he chose not to.
Okay but why isn’t Edgar number one? Not only is he the most harmless disney “villain” but the fact that he devoted his entire life taking care of and obeying a wealthy old cat lady only for all her fortune to go to her pets OVER the person who took care of her. That’s just plain ridiculous.
Yeah but really his life wouldn’t change that much. I’m assuming he would be taking care of the cats. But then again, cats can live for like 20 years or more and he’s probably going to have to hassle for every dime from the trust.🤔. At least he didn’t try to kill them, like so many Disney villains.
It depends on who's the most relatable to most people. You relate to villains who have the same traumas you've had. Some people have never been left out of a party or been overshadowed by family.
Even though I try not to feel too bad for Callaghan (he is the villain, stole Hiro’s microbots, started the fire that killed Tadashi, coldly told Hiro that Tadashi’s death was the latter’s fault, attacked his former students, and I see him hanging his head down when he was arrested more as him being disappointed at being sent to prison), he should be on this list. Even the Queen from Snow White should be on it.
I really relate to Yzma. We both get annoyed by people, we're great at throwing shade, we both believe we're super fabulous, and we put up with so much crap through our lives.
Well, Maleficent's origin started when she was betrayed by the man that claimed to love her. Her supposed "lover" cut her wings off in her sleep and ran off to become king. If you think about it, she is relatable to a handful of vengeful people. Actually, she's technically that one ex-girlfriend who will do anything to make your life miserable. That was why she cursed Aurora-- Aurora was the daughter of the same man that cut her wings off.
Hades is actually the most relatable god in greek mythology. He got tricked into being stuck with the worst job even though he was the oldest in his family and should have been ruling Olympus in the first place. He got lonely and took Persephone as his wife and the whole time he has remained faithful to her showing he is more honorable and loyal than Zeus is. In fact he was surprisingly nice to her and had all the best gardeners he could find to grow her a field of flowers. He was even willing to cut deals with mortals and give them another shot at life if he felt like it. Honestly he is probably the most honorable and nicest god in greek mythology. He was the only one in his family who was not a complete asshole.
Well to be honest, Yzma wants to rule the kingdom and thought she could raise Kuzco to do her bidding as a puppet emperor. And the fact that he found her ruling behind his back proved it. Fortunately he had a mind of is own (a spoiled one though) and knew Yzma was bad news
I've been purposely excluded from plans, it felt horrible. My friend asked who wanted to go to town on the weekend, I said yeah, they said "oh sorry, I can't go to town anymore". On the Monday after, first thing they said to me was "It was really fun in town on Saturday"
I compeately relate to Edgar. The old lady is crazy to give her residence to cats. In the end we see that her decision was bad as the house turns into a compete ruin due to cat's parties. Edgar is a good character.
Syndrome is not relatable. While smart, and with decent ideas initially, he was an obsessive fanboy and sociopath. He was so obsessive that he interfered with Mr. Incredible's fight with Bomb Voyage, in the end causing a chain reaction that led to the hiding of supers. And the fact that his memory omits that fact shows how self centered and maniacal he truly was.
Exactly! Syndrome wouldn’t stop bugging Mr. Incredible to be his sidekick. He was simply rejected because he was a kid and being a superhero is dangerous work and requires a lot of experience, sacrifice and duty, three things that Buddy or Incrediboy or Syndrome was sorely lacking. Not to mention that it was his fault that Bomb Voyage escaped and that it cost all superheroes the privilege of being superheroes due to a railroad explosion caused by the bomb that Bomb Voyage put on his cape. He should’ve been thankful that Mr. Incredible saved his life and that further proves why Syndrome shouldn’t be sympathized with.
A lot of these villains are sassy queens who hate children, surrounded by child-worshipping individuals (sometimes literally) they don’t mesh with and incompetent bosses.
Living in Florida feels like the underworld, I'm surrounded by people similar to Pain and Panic, full of old souls who for some reason wants to touch you, and pretty much I ended up just like Hades personality wise (when he's calm and triggered but quickly calms down) he's the most relatable to me
You know, the real Hades is way more relatable. He's just a guy doing his job and compared to his two brothers he has done far less to screw with mortals. He doesn't demand worship or respect and still gives all those who pass on a fair hearing and judgement as to where in the underworld they shall be sent, it's not really hell unless you're refering to the part known as Tartarus while Elysium would be more like heaven. Hard to call somebody who's duty is to fairly judge and watch over the souls of the dead a bad person.
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“He’s nice, and sweet, and would never do anything to hurt me!”
“He’s a GUY”
THAT’S why I love Hades
Same
I never understood that line. 😅
@@Monustaai Ahem... your Sassy gay friend
@@Monustaai He's basically saying no guy is actually like that and they are just after hot girls, pretty much. He's telling her she behaving stupidly because she's in love and is misplacing her trust because Herculus is a guy and will let Meg down in the end. That's what that line is implying.
@@soulangela7154 Thank you! Now I get it!
Hades is best villian and no one can change my mind
+Honeii Killjoy agreed he's always been my favorite!!!
I dunno, is Hades fabulous and posh like Scar? I don't think so. But Hades is a really good Disney villain, just Scar is the perfect villain.
@@is0lat0r86 Scar does have his moments
Yeah and so does Hades. But they are pretty damn awesome :)
I mean he IS great but.. What about Frollo??
The live-action version of Maleficent is even more relatable than the animated version. If she hadn't been betrayed by the man who claimed to love her, she never would have gone down the path of evil in the first place!
To be honest, I think they went waay to far. From the king suddenly being the completely over the top villain to her not even turning into her iconic dragon form, they stripped her of everything that made the animated character so awesome (besides her cheekbones and fashion, they did a good job with that). Popular villains are already loved because or despite of their evil attributes, there's no need to change them into a completely different character to make them likeable. And making someone called "Maleficent" good is always gonna sound a bit ridiculous. Personally, I would have loved for the movie to go fully with her Mistress of all Evil persona, death by prince and all. Or at the very least keep the offended fairy angle and make the movie about her getting over her pride. I hope they don't make the same mistake with future villain movies like Cruella.
I like what they did with the character, and I appreciate the fact that her motivation in the live-action movie was deeper than simply feeling slighted by the fact that she wasn't invited to a celebration.
Yeah. Angelina Jolie even confirmed that the scene where he cut her wings off is a metaphor of rape. You would be driven into become a villain for that, too
Honestly, the animation version was relatable to beginn with. A royal christianing in that times wasn’t a private party, it was THE social event of the year! Everybody had to celebrate, even the common folk. To not invite anyone of a high rank to this event, was a deadly insult. I know that Maleficent isn’t someone you want at a party, but she is definitely to powerful, that only a fool would threat her with such disrespect! And what’s even worse is, that the King and the Queen invited the other fairies! Wich means that they choose one of the fairy-fractions over the other. If the King and Queen would have invited Maleficent, she would have given Aurora an amazing present. And so would have the other fairies, because the would see this as an opportunity to show off how powerfull they truly are infront of the puplic. What the fairies have given her before Maleficent showed up, we’re probably just standart fairy-gifts. (Sorry, for my bad english!)
The path she choose wasn’t her own just by curse to die to be reborn as an Disney’s Nazghul.
“I’m surrounded by idiots.” -Scar
Who else felt that he relates with him when he said that?
Probably every adult who ever saw that scene
I can relate. That is most of my class.
I can relate to that line so much it's not even funny.
Me at school...
Teachers would relate
I can relate to scar the most. I remember when I tossed my brother off a cliff and told his son it was his fault to make him run away so I could become king. good times indeed
Hey,It's you!
The Lion Thing.
Oh hey there, YM!
GASP, COULD IT BE, ITS YOU
Scar is so relatable :D
I remember when i wasn’t invited to a birthday party once and so i cursed the kid to die a virgin 😂😂😂
As a child you hated the villains, but now as an adult you sympathize and definitely relate to them (minus those who want to kill animals fictional or not)
Nah Edgar FTW
Er... I still don't sympathize with them, or at least not with most of them.
Nah, I pretty much hate Gaston more than ever after years of getting picked on in high school. He's basically that. A bully.
It really depends on the villain.
Only because "killing animals" is a current hot button issue. This came out in the 1940's? I think? People still wore fox. (and all the other critters) No one "relates" to killing/wearing pets... but reality has a huge blindspot here. It's not the worst SIN. Some people value pets lives over people/family. If Disney has to continue to dilute their stories we will have no more GREAT villains.
“He’s a guy!”
- Hades
What was he referencing at 10:53?
@@epsyblue7714 Moussaka: an eggplant- or potato-based dish, often including ground meat. [ Or from what I could find deflecting a teary moment]
@@zelotaz I see. Thanks.
Hades definitely succeeded in killing the mood. That potato dish sounds good. I should get the recipe for that.
That's us guys for ya. We think no means yes and get lost means take me I'm yours.
Cruella? She’s a friggin’ psychopath!
bbSouthstreet I agree. Cruella is not relatable at all, imo. Her motivations are pure selfishness and vanity. I find Ursula on the other hand more relatable than Cruella. After all, she was banished by Triton. for reasons unknown, yes. But still, it’s banish and given a bad rep. I would be pissed too.
And Hook should be higher than 10.
I’m guessing Cruella had a traumatic experience involving dogs as a kid if she hates them to that extent. With that being said, I definitely don’t see her as relatable due to her being a complete psychopath
Seriously though! I hate her the most she wants to kill my favorite animal. :(
@@kingjlinza
She never hates dogs in the movie. She simply sees them as her belongings and future garments. Like how most of us see cows. Back then fur wasn't considered murder. This movie is REALLY old!
bbSouthstreet ikr she’s so relatable
Mufasa: That hairball is my son!
Scar: Oh I shall practise my curtsy.
The most relatable thing about scar is now sarcastic he is
Yes
Yep xd
I just get this now
Cruella was locked in attic and Jafar was a lost-long prince (Once Upon A Time), Hades wasn't even a bad guy in the greek mythology, Gaston was suffering PTSD, Ursula's dad was killed by Poseidon, Scar's parents are abusive to him, and Maleficent has her own sad origins movie. Yep pretty much relatable.
Villains aren't born, they're made.
@@RockNRollFan2413 Exactly.
Dang, best comment ever. Thank you.😁
Dani Manson deep
Wait hold the phone is that all true
I think Yzma is the most relatable. She had her position for over years ( if not decades ), then BAM! A spoiled little brat takes the joy and happiness from you
Mucsi Levente she was the one that raised Kuzco to be a jerk
Ke'Andre Green She pretty much doomed herself
@@keandregreen5628 lol well it's not like a regular job where you just move up. It's a monarch of sorts so he gets it through bloodline . She was never really gonna rule anyways
+Mucsi Levente "Pull the lever, Kronk. (two seconds later) Wrong lever!"
Judging by how immature Kuzco is, I'd guess that she had been doing much of the ruling already.
"Oh I should practice my curtsy..." LMAO gets me every time
Omg same this is so funny
Me: you sassy bitch...😏
Hades is the Best Disney villian along with Scar and Yzma. These three were so brilliantly developed it honestly makes me wish they won their little battle.
+ Captain Hook
Ratigen
Clayton
Sher Khan
Cruella De Vil
Jafar
Oogie Boogie
Malefecent
Ursala
Shan Yu
Chernabog
And especially............
Judge Claude Frollo
Honestly, I kinda root for Scar when I watch The Lion King. He had his dream ripped out from under him and is expected to just be fine with it, is constantly treated poorly by everyone in comparison to his brother, and is constantly reminded by his annoying nephew of the fact he gets to take the thrown and Scars dreams will never come to pass cuz of this annoying child's existence who constantly brags about the fact he gets to king one day. I honestly don't blame him for feeling the way he does. What's done to him isn't really right. Of course the way he handled the situation was not ideal but it's really hard to see him as some maniacal villain when everyone tossed him aside and treated him poorly. Plus he has the best song in the movie.
mr ruler Agreed
Dr. Facilier is the best in my opinion but Hades and Scar and Yzma were also top tier
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"I've got 24 hours to get rid of this... bozo, or the entire scheme I've been setting up for 18 years goes up in smoke, and YOU ARE WEARING HIS MERCHANDISE?"-Hades
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@@mariuskristensen1867 *AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Hahahaha jess
@@mariuskristensen1867 I can totally relate to Hades. He gets pissed off over something little, and for some reason, that anger lurks in my inner sanctum. Then at any minute, I tend to flip out.
I know I'm watching that movie right now in Finland 🇫🇮
Let's also not forget that Hades was forced by his brother, Zeus, to work in the underworld.
yzma is the most relatable. kuzco is a jerk, through and through, and she had to deal with him his entire life and then he fired her.
To be fair, running the kingdom behind the ruler's back is definitely a fire-able offense.
@@Compucles That's very true. People who try to give order without the Royalty's consent either got banished from the kingdom or executed.
Yeah, you would've think he'd turn out better.
Yzma was just as rotten as pre-character development Kuzco. She ran the kingdom no different than he did prior to becoming kinder.
Buciallstar yh and he turned her into a cat
I’ve always wondered...why didn’t Hook just shoot the crocodile?
I mean, he’s on a pirate ship, which has guns, and cannons......see where I’m going with this?
Maybe he lost his trigger hand
Nate Schulte oh yah. Well he could have one of his men do it 😂
@@CashCurran because there idiots
Wilito Estrada oh yah they lost to bunch of kids with a thin for animal PJs so.......yah that’s true 😂
plus he shot one of her crew. so he could have killed it.
Somehow Hades is more charming than the man who voices him.
That's only possible because of the writing itself really.
IDK his character eats fingers...
@@rebbekahcannons9805 are you talking about the scene where hercules is fighting the Hydra..? If so I think eat was eating worms... Because they were twisting in ways that fingers would not be able to...
Sorry if this is an annoying response... I just wanted to say my thoughts...
@Leah Sandras No in the TV series one of the episodes ( I think Hades was trying to get on the Fates' good sides and offers them plate of fingers which I think he was eating too but its been awhile since I saw the episode.
@@rebbekahcannons9805 oh sorry! I was going off of the movie Hercules..!
I actually have never heard of that series... Now I'm intrigued.! I actually like the idea of 'fate' and 'destiny'..!
I'mma go search it up now..!
HADES IS #1 AND NOTHING WILL CHANGE MY MIND ❤️😂🤷🏻♀️
I agree.
Aren't we forgetting one teensy-weensy but ever-so-crucial little tiny detail?
😠 *I OWN HIM TOO!!!!!!!!!!!!* 😠
i know right
Gaston should be number one that's for sure
_"I'm surrounded by idiots."_ - Scar, Disney's *"The Lion King"* (1994)
I mean hell, scar’s actual name is Taka. That means TRASH. HE WAS DOOMED FROM THE START
Really?How did you know?
Lol... Taka means 'want' not trash. Trash is takataka.
That is if you are using swahili since the characters are based on swahili words
Omg i did not know that poor him
Not cannon *COUGH* *COUGH*.
You mean oof.
(sees notification) Hades is definitely gonna be #1...
Well, it's pretty close
After watching: WHY?????????
@@grace5033 Don't you mean, WHAAAAAAT!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
lol
@Big Ol Internet Troll Dude this us utube not tinder
I never really saw Hades as a villain , he didn’t enjoy causing innocent people pain, and we saw at the beginning of the movie how the Olympian’s mistreated him now imagine that treatment for thousands of years, he lives in literal hell, to be honest the only messed up thing he did was try to kill baby Hercules and only then because the Fates encouraged him.
and add in he was tricked by his younger brother Zeus into become God of the underworld while Zeus became God of the heavens.
c sm Exactly in Hercules the series Zeus even admits he would never have Hercules work a terrible job like ruling the Underworld
He also enslaved Meg. And sicced a bunch of monsters on a bunch on innocent towns. And buried his brother in lava. And that's not even touching on how awful he was to his nephew, even without the whole "trying to murder him" thing.
Don't get me wrong, I totally relate to Hades. After seeing the way his own family treats him, how horrible the place he lives is and how stupid his employees are, I get why he's bitter. But come on. He's totally a villain, at least in the Disney version.
In actual Greek Mythology though, he's one of the nicer ones.
Lt. Basil he didn’t enslave Meg she made the choice to sell him her soul and he sent the monsters to attack Hercules and Mount Olympus
@@keandregreen5628 Did you forget about him wrapping her up in smoke vines as bait for Hercules? Not to mention that when she tried to leave he wouldn't let her. Also, "selling your soul" implies that he owns her anyway, which implies slavery. As for the monsters thing, that's my whole point. He sics them on the all the other gods in a bid for power, including his brother (who admittedly may have deserved it) and his nephew (who absolutely did NOT deserve it because he never did anything to Hades until Hades started antagonizing him). Power grabs are generally something that the bad guys tend to do.
Hades: Hey, Hercules, I have one question for you
Hercules: wh-
Hades: WHAT ARE THOSE?!?!
Lol
I don't know I think they look kinda dashing
Meg: This one is different. He's honest and... and he's sweet and he would never do anything to hurt me.
Hades: HE'S A GUY!
Every dad has been there.
@@devinreis5811 well every dad would know wouldn’t he?
@@animebrat76 Yep.
Yeah im gonna have to agree with Captain Hook as its never explained why Peter cut off Hooks hand.
Joanne Evans To be a little shit.
Joanne Evans he cut it off during a duel with Hook. It’s what “Peter and the Starcatchers” said.
never read the book ok
Yeah i must admit never read the books so im just going by the Disney film ☺ x
Joanne Evans supposedly it was a childish prank.
How is cutting off a persons hand a childish prank!?
Cruella is absolutely NOT relatable! No fashion trend is worth inocent lives, c'mon
You said it
Not only that, she's an arrogant condescending bench who thinks that if others don't live up to her standards of fashion and finance, they deserve to be treated like garbage. Take away the fact that she was willing to kill animals for her fashion, she's still a terrible person.
I dunno....they were pretty spot on about the relatable driving lmao
Hahaha only that
But you use leather bags, belt, shoes or any things that are made up of animal skin. :/
In what world is Gaston relatable?!
who haven't had a girl/boy turn them down
Belle chooses a literal beast over him, i kinda see his point
I mean he wouldn't have known that the Beast was a human that was cursed, in his point of view he might have just thought it was a danger to Belle and everyone else. Also, rejection, but in this day and age men like Gaston that won't stop are especially looked down upon.
Most of the townspeople, minus Belle and Maurice, practically idolize him.
Vikki DC not really lol. Incel stands for "involuntarily celebate". Gaston just doesn't pay attention to the women who have crushes on him (the bimbettes) all because he is busy chasing Belle. Incels on the other hand, can't get anyone to crush on them so they stay bitter as fuck lmao.
Favorite villain for each gender.
Male: Hades
Female: maleficent
M8ne is hades and yzma
Scar: "Whyyy, if it isn't my big brother, descending from on-high to mingle with the commoners." That line makes me think of Lucifer and Amenediel.
I honestly thought that they’d mention the fact that Scar said “I am surrounded by idiots”
Ikr its hilarious
Totally gonna have to disagree with number 9
Helena Santos same! For crying out loud, she tried to murder 99 puppies & Pongo and Perdy
I know right? WHO DAFUQ WOULD RELATE TO THAT??
Totally gonna have to disagree with nearly all of them.
Helena Santos I am never going to relate with a puppy killer especially one who only cares about fashion, there is a reason why most people look down upon the fur industry.
Love Yzma and Hades💕
They are my favorite Disney villains!!!
They are my absolute favorite Disney villains!
My favorite Disney villains
YESS!
"It's hard to make Hades relatable".
Only Greek god in a commuter relationship with no cheating, only one who doesn't cheat people out of his deals his terms are always fair if a little harsh, only god not really welcome at Olympus. Plus he's actually the eldest of his siblings spent his entire life in his father's stomach because of his dad's paranoia over a prophecy describing how Zeus would chase their dad of, only for their mother to assist Zeus the youngest kid into becoming rules of Earth and Sky.
yeah, I was like "did they even read greek mythology?"
True. I forget, did the stories ever say why Hades was banished to the realm of the dead?
@@demonprincess9680 Hades was never banished. They drew straws to see which realm they would rule.
He kidnapped his own niece and forced her to marry him! I'd hardly call that relatable! If a human in real life had done that, it'd be considered rape!
@@nicholasemjohnson47 actually depends on the version.
Plus he does the same thing every Greek god does yet he's the only one people hate when he actually allows his partner to leave.
I personally don’t think Cruella should be on this list.
At least not in the animated version, she is just a Cruel Devil hence the name Cruella de Vil. In Cruella (2021) she is more relatable.
@@simonstevenson6686 then they’re not a villain since we’re supposed to side with them
"The Emperor needs his drink."
Yeah, the baby can't live without his sippy cup
Omg true
Hahahahaha 😂😂😭😭
10. Looking back on it, Peter Pan seems like the real villain in the story, and Hook is the tragic hero.
9. I don't wear fur, so I can't relate to Cruella at all.
8. I can sympathize with Jafar on having a dumbass boss, but his desire to sleep with the boss's daughter cancels out that sympathy.
7. If Scar was that jealous, why didn't he try to kill Mufasa before the latter had Simba, besides the whole "it wouldn't make for a great story" reason.
6. Look we all desire to be young when we're old, but, in the end, we're all gonna die.
5. Who leaves their will to a bunch of cats? They may be fancy and sophisticated, but they're still cats.
4. We all have days when we want to kill the emperor, especially Kuzco.
3. Buddy was gonna get himself killed if he tried being Mr. Incredible's sidekick. Not realizing his heroes are flawed and imperfect is on him.
2. Hades is the most relatable character in the film.
1. I can understand being snubbed, but did she really have to curse the princess to get revenge? Why would she even want to go to that party? It's not like she'd appear in any softer light.
Scar DID try to have Mufasa killed at an earlier point. Long story short his attempt caused him to get the scar he has over his eye, and he decided to go by the name "Scar" instead of his original name Taka.
The Madame didn't have any children or relatives to leave her will for, so she left it for her cats. I would probably do the same thing.
So I know I'm super late to the party, but to answer your question about number 1, the reason she reacted so strongly is an actual history thing. In the days Sleeping Beauty was set for, being any kind of powerful person and NOT getting invited was a HUGE offence. That's why the line about hoping it had been an oversight. It's also why the Queen calls her 'Your Grace' with such respect. Duels to the death and plots for murder were enacted for far less than the offence they committed by not inviting her. At least in those days.
In regards to the Lion King, Scar (born Taka) was actually the older brother and had been first in line before but then his parents were like "Nah you get to be the backup plan we like the way your brother looks better" And because Mufasa was stronger than Scar any attempts to take the throne by force would be defeated. Trying to be smart, he set a trap for his brother but it backfired, giving him the scar which he took on as his name.
It occurs to me I may know too much Disney lore.
Even if you wore fur cruella is still unrelatable. Even people who wear fur at least in a western country would never think about killing 100 puppies for a coat. Fur was considered murder by some back then and got red paint thrown on you which I disagree with but if your fur coat was made out of puppies in America that's likely to get you killed. Most Americans don't play around when it comes to dogs.
Also!! Buddy was like idk 9?! When he wanted to be a super? He had no powers and he would be a liability on the field
In my opinion it's :
1. Ursula
2. Hades
3. Izma
You know Ursula never lied about any of the conditions of her contract. It was Ariel who was so dumb to sign it. She is just a very powerful businesswoman.
FACTS‼
@@maria-vw4bb true though Ariel did ask about the consequences and about her being able to see her family. She made have made a bad decision but the questions she asked Were good. From my understanding King Triton was extremely overprotective which may be the reason why Ariel explores and sneaks off so much. That and destroying Ariel's precious collection of knicknacks was wrong. He should have just destroyed the statue and the ones that actually seem dangerous and let her keep some of the nice ones. In fact that outburst of destruction is what caused her to follow the eels' advice and find the sea witch in the first place
I get where you're coming from with her deals. But at the same time wasn't she cheating a bit and swayed the odds in her favor when Ariel almost succeeded in the requirements of the deal?
No technically did she lie about the contract and she should have never cheated the deal. Hades, I understand because he was forced and cheated to work in the underworld. An is treated badly by everyone. So he is just getting some revenge. Plus he always kept his word.
Ursula, the only Disney villain who never broke any laws
Even as a child, I always thought Edgar was extremely relatable. He devoted years, likely his entire life, to care for that woman and her entire household and THE GODDAMN CATS GET EVERYTHING. I legit feel for Edgar, him and hades personality are most relatable in my book
There is no way someone can defend Cruella, Gothel or Scar, their reasons are horrible!!!! At least Hades and Hook had good reason!!! He was betrayed by his own kin and the other one had his hand chop off!!
Not as sadistic as Maleficant
Nobody defends them but people have this horrible urges so don't tell me you never had dark thoughts, maybe not everyone have been in the same situations but at some point everyone felt similar
Cruella & Gothel I don’t understand, but Scar I do. Having a sibling getting the spotlight of the show and getting worshipped as a god and given them challenges while you on the other hand get a nice pat in the back and a “good job” and then being left alone sucks. Wouldn’t it make you feel pissed if your sibling got all the attention while you are left behind?
Scar can be slightly relatable. However Cruella should definitely not be on this list!
Matthew Pryon I don’t understand. How is Gothel relatable?
10 good point
9 fashion is not everything
8 3:36 agreed
7 siblings rivalry thor/Loki level
6 age is a part of us all
5 I'm a cat person but I'm glad he did not kill them
4 ok relatable
3 I've been there before but I won't kill
2 Abit of my favorite
HM child abuse
HM jerk
HM and 1 I've been there before
For 9 I agree with you 100% fashion ain't gonna make you live
And for 3 I wouldn't kill either or put his family in danger
number 9 "id kill PUPPIES to look good"
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honestly you should relook your priorities
@@simonr.s.3822 Yeah I have no problem with fur sense I don't really see other animals as pets and also like leather. However I don't know anybody in America that would kill a hundred puppies for a jacket, yet I know many people who would beat somebody who did within a inch of their life's.
Hades should be number 1.
They really said “yeah cruella wants to kill innocent animals just to make a coat BUT” like are you kidding in what possible way is that relatable
“I see a strong,confident,beautiful young lady”
“Oh look you’re here too :D”
Me:-_-
I laughed at that
Oof my mum be like:
She may be strong and beautiful but not young. Definitely not young.
Seriously mojo? Cruella? Gothel? And Scar? What the heck are you smoking?
Cruella and Gothel I can agree with you there, but Scar I can relate to.
So you want to murder your brother and/or nephew?
Scar can be relatable as he represents the jealous sibling who gets neglected because they're always in the siblings' shadow. Plus, the older brother is supposed to get the throne anyway, he got robbed!
Honestly though 😂
Why didn’t they mention Yokai?😡
3:03 “Come on, you can’t tell me you’ve never looked like that when you’re tearing through the streets because you’re late for work” lmfao I’m dying😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Edit: HELL YEA FOR HADES!!!!!!!!!! Why is he not #1? He is WAY more relatable
No, I look like that when I'm stuck behind an idiot driving exactly the speed limit
Lol
Edgar really is a good person, when you think about it.
Oh, and why on Earth was Gaston even in the honourable mentions? How is a sexist pig who cares only about a woman's body and not her own feelings and being willing to go so far as to force said woman into marriage at the risk of Losing her father in any sane way relatable to most people?
Only way Gaston could be relatable is with his arrogance. And as of 2018, you're sure as heck gonna meet some arrogant or narcissistic or even sexist people. Whether it's social media or a coworker.
daiyoukai01 i agree with you about Edgar and Gaston.
Archer Kit i agree, arrogance can be someone's downfall.
Edgar was not a good person.
There are lots of guys like Gaston.
Claude Frollo the main villian the 1 place Jafar in Alladin. 2
Ms Mojo:"...we will become old and wrinkly"
Mother Gothel:"stop no more you'll just upset me!"😂😂😂😂
9:47. The look on their faces as Syndrome walks away. Bob and Helen look like they want to strangle him. Dash actually looks devastated, and Violet seems to be the only one confused.
Hades... I'd like to call him the personification of a woman's mood swings. First cool, calm and collected then quick shift to infuriated saying: "I'm FINE!" Yes, he's so relatable
I wouldn't say Malificent is Nr. 1, cause I can't relate. Same goes for Cruela. "She wanted to look good". Oh, wow, you can look good without fur, too! I would have mentioned Zira, cause Simba banned the whole family but they actually didn't do anything bad! They were just relatives of Scar as far as I know.
Okay, yeah. But the whole family?
Simba's pride kinda showed how bad that idea was....
@@JD-el9eo Yeah... but that doesn't mean he has to ban the WHOLE family, right?
Gaston an honorable mention? you people are nuts!
Yeah because let's face it everyone is secretly a narcissist
Except for those who have depression
Edgar Balthazar is one of the more relatable villains, despite being greedy, Edgar does not seem to be extremely cruel. It would have been easy for him to just kill Duchess and her kittens but he chose not to.
Hades will always be my favorite.
Even in Hercules I liked him after Hercules
Okay but why isn’t Edgar number one? Not only is he the most harmless disney “villain” but the fact that he devoted his entire life taking care of and obeying a wealthy old cat lady only for all her fortune to go to her pets OVER the person who took care of her. That’s just plain ridiculous.
I agree 100%
I feel lile I be that kind of cat lady too LOL
But obviously I do want to leave my help and support with a fair share for the loyalty
Yeah but really his life wouldn’t change that much. I’m assuming he would be taking care of the cats. But then again, cats can live for like 20 years or more and he’s probably going to have to hassle for every dime from the trust.🤔. At least he didn’t try to kill them, like so many Disney villains.
sandra rodriguez Hey!!! She loves her cats!!! So what??
It depends on who's the most relatable to most people. You relate to villains who have the same traumas you've had. Some people have never been left out of a party or been overshadowed by family.
I love how almost everyone disagreed with this list XD Hades should have been number one
"I'm surrounded by a bunch of idiots" -Me when i'm surrounded by classmates-
But what about frollo? I mean who hasn't sing a lustful prayer about murder rape and genocide into their fireplace... 🤔
Er...
When you were scared of Scar as a kid but totally relate to him as an adult: “I’m surrounded by idiots”
The only ones that were relatable were Captin Hook, Yzma, and Hades the rest not really
4:51
Scar is the Loki of lions. Am I not wrong?
Well, you’re not wrong, he is indeed 😆
Hades, always my fav villain! No one came top Hades, as he’s always gonna be the top number 1 pick that I want to meet.
Even though I try not to feel too bad for Callaghan (he is the villain, stole Hiro’s microbots, started the fire that killed Tadashi, coldly told Hiro that Tadashi’s death was the latter’s fault, attacked his former students, and I see him hanging his head down when he was arrested more as him being disappointed at being sent to prison), he should be on this list. Even the Queen from Snow White should be on it.
I really relate to Yzma. We both get annoyed by people, we're great at throwing shade, we both believe we're super fabulous, and we put up with so much crap through our lives.
To be honest Hades should DEFINATELY been first... Maleficent isn’t even that relatable! 👇👇😡
Well, Maleficent's origin started when she was betrayed by the man that claimed to love her. Her supposed "lover" cut her wings off in her sleep and ran off to become king. If you think about it, she is relatable to a handful of vengeful people. Actually, she's technically that one ex-girlfriend who will do anything to make your life miserable. That was why she cursed Aurora-- Aurora was the daughter of the same man that cut her wings off.
Relatable only to Samantha Markle perhaps
Claude Frollo in the huchback for notredame.
Watch the movie maleficent , that will explain everything
Meh... I mean if you watch Malificent then it will be explainable.
I have yet to see "Hercules", BUT I think I mostly relate to Hades.
"Oh, I shall practice my curtsy" scar is the most relatable villain!
I really relate to Hades I get mad over silly stuff all the time
Scar, Hades, and Maleficent for me XD
I know he's not from a movie, but Dr. Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb at least deserves an honorable mention.
Doctor doffenshmitz is a truly bad man he just a man the needs therapy a lot of therapy.
Dr. Doofenshmirtz was a villain with a tons of backstories he had 😂
He had a sad childhood.
@@alicebthegachaweirdo8378 That’s what I was thinking. If anything, Heinz’s parents and brother Roger are evil for making his life a living hell.
Hades is actually the most relatable god in greek mythology. He got tricked into being stuck with the worst job even though he was the oldest in his family and should have been ruling Olympus in the first place. He got lonely and took Persephone as his wife and the whole time he has remained faithful to her showing he is more honorable and loyal than Zeus is. In fact he was surprisingly nice to her and had all the best gardeners he could find to grow her a field of flowers. He was even willing to cut deals with mortals and give them another shot at life if he felt like it. Honestly he is probably the most honorable and nicest god in greek mythology. He was the only one in his family who was not a complete asshole.
#1: None of them.
Since we don't possess magic.
YOU JUST BLEW MY FREAKING MIND
Cruella doesn't have magic
@@raspberrycrowns9494 the magic of money
@@raspberrycrowns9494 Yzma, Hook and Scar too. Jafar didn't have it initially too.
For me, Scar is the most relatable.
1. Overshadowed by an overachieving older sibling.
2. "I'm surrounded by idiots."
Hades is such a good villain and honestly the most relatable!! His lines are so perfect and he’s kinda just,, a meme and I love it!!
Well to be honest, Yzma wants to rule the kingdom and thought she could raise Kuzco to do her bidding as a puppet emperor. And the fact that he found her ruling behind his back proved it. Fortunately he had a mind of is own (a spoiled one though) and knew Yzma was bad news
mriee Not Kuzco at first but by the end of the movie as well as the end of the series (Emperor’s New School) he became a true leader
Which is why he fired her.
Anna Fowdy Hi
Dasan EXACTLY!!!!
I've been purposely excluded from plans, it felt horrible.
My friend asked who wanted to go to town on the weekend, I said yeah, they said "oh sorry, I can't go to town anymore". On the Monday after, first thing they said to me was "It was really fun in town on Saturday"
Imma just save you some time
10 hook
9 cruella
8 jafar
7 scar
6 mother gothel (why is she here?)
5 Edgar
4 yzma
3 syndrome
2 hades
1 maleficant
Gothel is their because people would do much worse for immortality I would do way worse if given the option.
Okay, it’s true. Most of these villains are pretty relatable. But Cruella is straight up freaking insane!
Yeah
I love how Edgar says “cats?!”
Yzma😂😂😂😂yzma and kronk was arguing...I never liked your spinach puffs...NEVER!she knew how to cut deep
"I'm surrounded by idiots." totally me at school...
I'm really scared of all the people who find Cruella Devil relatable
She is more in Cruella 2021
*_"16 Years they have been looking for A BABY!"_*
*_"HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA ARGH IDIOTS, FOOLS, IMBECILLS!!"_*
_-Maleficent_
Scar: Literally wants to murder brother.
Well actually I guess that is relatable.
That part isn't relatable, but outside of his murderous desires he is kind of relatable.
@@epicfan1598 Ik I was joking lol
@@disney_pongo_love3755 yeah I thought you were being sarcastic thats why I said that
@@epicfan1598 oh lol my bad
That, and the fact that he betrayed his own minions!
I'm sorry but I cannot relate to cruella and jafar
I wanna see Top 10 Captain Hook Moments
I second this notion!!
Here, here!!!
Will once upon a time moments be included they better be.
I wanna see Top 10 Disney Villain One-Liners.
Mother Gothel reminds me so much of Cher
That's because she was modeled on Cher.
I compeately relate to Edgar. The old lady is crazy to give her residence to cats. In the end we see that her decision was bad as the house turns into a compete ruin due to cat's parties. Edgar is a good character.
Honorable mention for Gaston? Come on, he's one of the less relatable characters in the history of cinema...
Syndrome is not relatable. While smart, and with decent ideas initially, he was an obsessive fanboy and sociopath. He was so obsessive that he interfered with Mr. Incredible's fight with Bomb Voyage, in the end causing a chain reaction that led to the hiding of supers. And the fact that his memory omits that fact shows how self centered and maniacal he truly was.
Syndrome was a symbol for cancerous fans who makes fanfics lmfao
Exactly! Syndrome wouldn’t stop bugging Mr. Incredible to be his sidekick. He was simply rejected because he was a kid and being a superhero is dangerous work and requires a lot of experience, sacrifice and duty, three things that Buddy or Incrediboy or Syndrome was sorely lacking. Not to mention that it was his fault that Bomb Voyage escaped and that it cost all superheroes the privilege of being superheroes due to a railroad explosion caused by the bomb that Bomb Voyage put on his cape. He should’ve been thankful that Mr. Incredible saved his life and that further proves why Syndrome shouldn’t be sympathized with.
Wheres URSULA???(Only Honorable Mention??)
I Means We People Are Always STARVING.🐙
Practically starving. HaHa
A lot of these villains are sassy queens who hate children, surrounded by child-worshipping individuals (sometimes literally) they don’t mesh with and incompetent bosses.
Oh. I certainly tick those boxes (minus the queen). Always knew I was destined to be a disney villain
AMEN
Hades was always relatable he was the only God who didn't cheat on his wife and actually did his job
Living in Florida feels like the underworld, I'm surrounded by people similar to Pain and Panic, full of old souls who for some reason wants to touch you, and pretty much I ended up just like Hades personality wise (when he's calm and triggered but quickly calms down) he's the most relatable to me
Honorable mention: Xehanort. He desperately wants Kingdom Hearts. And over the years, people have desperately wanted Kingdom Hearts 3. Very relatable
I knew it!!!
Criella de vil: * killed dogs for fashion
While Carlos her son: * scares of dogs.
Right when scar said ok then now leave an ad popped up 😂 🤣
To be fair, hades is (ironically) one of the most chill gods in greek mythology.
I definitely disagree with Cruella being in this list
You know, the real Hades is way more relatable. He's just a guy doing his job and compared to his two brothers he has done far less to screw with mortals. He doesn't demand worship or respect and still gives all those who pass on a fair hearing and judgement as to where in the underworld they shall be sent, it's not really hell unless you're refering to the part known as Tartarus while Elysium would be more like heaven. Hard to call somebody who's duty is to fairly judge and watch over the souls of the dead a bad person.