It's probably Darth Vader for me. Or maybe Sauron.

Hands down, Hannibal Lecter. Creepy, intelligent, unassuming, and a master of the human psyche. A true sociopath and psychopath.

I have yet to watch that

I like this guy because he shows power, and uses that power to keep most of the galaxy in order. He has a dream of a perfect world. And his determination is through the roof.

I do so love him

Now you shall know the true power of the Force

This guy. Not movie Loki, canon Norse mythology Loki. Two things on why:

1. Loki is more like a brother rather than a son to Odin, portrayed in the Marvel movies. Which I think makes the betrayal(s) more interesting.

2. He is actually evil, and he doesn’t get a redemption ark. He and his children play a part in bringing about ragnorak, the destruction of Asgard. However he is interesting because he has reasons to his evilness, while often he does get up to mischief- simply for fun, usually he has reasons to why he does the things he does. The gods are pretty cruel to him, though he does awful things, he did plenty good ones. Thor owes his thanks to Loki for his hammer (Loki had a dwarf craft it), Loki would also like to take credit for the large wall protecting Asgard (he used his brains to trick a giant into building it).

I actually didn't know any of that, that's interesting

Sauron

Or Thanos

Or loki

I prefer Loki over Thanos, he's more interesting

Zuko/Azula. Very convincing. Have real depth
Sauron. I just love the world and the details that go into it
Those are my three nominations

who are Zuko and Azula?

From Avatar: The last Airbender

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I never watched the show

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After recently watching pirates of the caribbean davy jones

he's got mad organ skills

Exactly

Licht of Black Clover. Because he’s not really a villain. He just wants humans to pay for what they did to his race while bringing back his race.

What's he from?

Black Clover

The joker, specifically heath Ledger's portrayal. I just love how deep he delved into the character itself, even though he lost himself in the process.
He is hands down the best joker in history, in my opinion of course.

I do love him, although I personally prefer the Mark Hamill version. Great character all round.

It really is though. What's your opinion on Joaquin Phoenix's "the joker". I personally liked it, he played a really messed up dude very well. It had a great storyline, and I loved the approach he took with the character in itself.

I actually haven't seen it yet. I've seen a couple clips, and from those I'd say I like it.

Ok. I won't spoil anything then. Have a great day. :)

Bondrewd, Sovereign of Dawn from Made in Abyss. Brilliant being (not human anymore), but he is so evil that watching what he does makes you cry I can't put into words how strong of a villain he is. He also looks cool.

Prolly Salem...

She wants to essentially become Hitler, but instead of using an army, she uses Grimm

she wants to enslave and wipe out inferior races?

Nyet.

Just commit Genicide and suicide

oh, that's... lovely

I mean, she needs 4 relics to destroy the world of RWBY, killing her and everyone else

ohhh, so she just wants total annihilation

Yeah... and revenge

I gotta say Thanos, he was the most organized and formidable

Can’t pick just one…but one of my favorites is Gorr from new Thor LAT Marvel movie, bc he had a really sad backstory. His daughter died on their way to their most trusted god and when he got there the dude was like “some there’s no reward for being faithful you’re just here to worship me lol go die”

Completely ruthless, but clever, even droll at times.