Your favorite psychopaths/evil characters from TV/books

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Who are those?

Mine are:

1. Dr. Blight (Captain Planet)

2. The Governor (The Walking Dead)

3. The Man in Black and Ben Linus (Lost)

4. Randall Flagg (The Stand)

And yours? I wish there were more female evil characters from TV/novels, though.

Count Dracula...Mr.Burns from the Simpsons.....JR Ewing. Potter from Its a Wonderful Life and Gordon Gekko. Walter White. I know some of those were from movies but the movies are shown on tv. Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermoine Grainger.I am not endorsing all of these characters. I just enjoy watching them.I regard every character in Harry Potter except the Dursleys as evil because the Dursleys were not magical and pretty much everyone else was. The Dursleys are my favorite characters in all of Harry Potter because I view them as the most moral in that franchise.

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no pic of the upper bosses - remotely pulling money out of pockets though

the amazing link between free energy(perpetual wheel) and the (un)controlled movement of money

AWS(Steinhacker)(the frog) is the president of the upper ten, (The 1963 serial 'De Bovenbazen' is often named Toonder's masterpiece. The tale centers on ten businessmen who live in isolation at the top of a mountain. They start a bet with Bommel, which he wins and makes him part of their exclusive circle. The story unfolds as a clever commentary on economics, business monopolies and wealth distribution. The story also introduced the word "bovenbaas" into the Dutch language, which refers to the out-of-touch "bosses at the top".

the real baddest, always trying to enslave the population for some thing or another

Most of my favorite evil/psycho characters are from cartoons or video games:

Ursula from The Little Mermaid

The Grinch

Yosemite Sam

Maleficent

Ren (The Ren and Stimpy Show)

Bowser

The Shadow Queen from Paper Mario:TTYD

The Peculiar Purple Pieman from Strawberry Shortcake

Sour Grapes from Strawberry Shortcake

Mr. Burns

Sideshow Bob

Queen Chrysalis

Discord

Poison Ivy

Harlequin

Madam Mim (from The Sword and the Stone)

If we accept magic as innately evil, doesn't that sort of leave Harry and company as anti-heroes since Voldemort and his companions are really clear-cut, simplistic villains?



You know, Wizard Hitler.

By comparison, Wizard Jesus is a pretty clear cut 'good guy', even if his tools for doing so are taboo. He doesn't want to rule regular folks, so his evil sorcery doesn't really involve us. Sorta like how Han Solo and Blade are bad guys, but who's narrative role is mostly protecting regular people from worse guys.

J.K. Rowling doesn't really seem to understand nuance so of course her 'big bad' is basically Hitler but worse and her hero is basically a more tragic Jesus (the chosen one, come to save us from Big Bad, but now he's an orphan).