Name a better written villain.
Name a better written villain
Brody Reed
Other urls found in this thread:
Joseph Gonzalez
Johan from Monster, lmao.
Also, Griffith did nothing wrong.
Logan Evans
not a villain
Blake Fisher
>lmao
I hope you didn't expect to be taken seriously.
James Martinez
Fuck off Hawk.
Justin Bell
...
Ryan Ross
make me
Owen Watson
...
Carson Lopez
What do you mean?
Do you really think that Griffith is a great villain?
Yeah, Femto maybe, but that nigga is lost.
Also, Johan is a more well-written villain imo, even if both are amazing.
Angel Cox
...
Robert Miller
nah
Samuel Barnes
what's so great about johan?
Carson Morgan
He's a full psychopath Akagi
youtube.com
Sebastian Parker
Ozymandius, the Major, Kotomine Kirei, and Charioce. There's four.
Blake Young
But Akagi is a nice guy while Johan is a cunt.
James Martin
>Charioce
>villan
Yea, ok.
Aiden Ramirez
...
Parker Reed
*Falcon
Isaiah Martinez
He's given as the villain in the show but yeah we all know he was the good guy.
Parker Peterson
That's why I said a full psychopath. Akagi is psychopathic but isn't too evil
Daniel Sanchez
What?
Xavier Morris
...
Jackson Collins
Google "band of the hawk vs falcon"
Luke James
What has that got to do with my post or do you not know who Hawk was?
Leo Nelson
Griffith is not a villain.
Ayden Turner
>johan
Step aside
Bentley Lopez
>Kira
>Anywhere near the big boys like Johan
Liam Roberts
Is he a villain though? I mean he is antagonist but would you call him a villain?
Brayden Jackson
Maybe he is really a well written villain, because i fucking hate him so much.
Angel Gutierrez
Donald Trump
Justin Jackson
go away
Brandon Foster
So I recently watched the 3 movies. All I want to know is WHY he did it. Was he that enamoured with the idea of being a ruler that he would sacrifice the lives of all the people that cared about him?
Like wtf?
Carson Collins
Obviously the Kushian king. He was such a compelling and memorable villain.
Landon Wilson
He's not a villain.
Gabriel Robinson
Griffith is 100% a villain. He's just pretending to be a good guy.
Nathan Allen
just because you live in guts ass doesnt make griffith a villain, he did nothing wrong
Jose Collins
I love this Sup Forums meme
Jordan Foster
GRIFFITH DID NOTHING WRONG
NOTHING
Parker Smith
>Name a better written villain
>posts Griffith
Matthew Gomez
...
Jeremiah Smith
>villain
Nathaniel Miller
t. Guts the dicklet
Isaac Thompson
>This.
Easton Reed
>Was he that enamoured with the idea of being a ruler that he would sacrifice the lives of all the people that cared about him
Did you miss the part where it was evident he'd do absolutely anything to obtain his goal?
Ryder Rogers
Dont ever fucking force me to click on that video ever again you fucking worm of a human being
Robert Baker
Askeladd.
Chase Rogers
Unironically the only good character in OPM.
Logan Gray
Nobody forced you, slut.
Alexander Wright
Watching the video, I'm under the impression that Johan didn't have any opponents competent enough to require gameplan readjustments like Akagi had, and didn't mind involving unwilling participants as resources (not as opponents) in his games, while Akagi prefers fairness in the balance of risk and reward (in this mindset, Johan's risk would be too low).
Chase Parker
Did nothing wrong
Elijah Howard
Truly he did both everything and nothing wrong.
Ayden Gutierrez
He just wanted to post about anime
James Lewis
Maybe it was because his important righthand man deserted him, then he was jailed after venting his defeat (with which Guts earned his freedom from the band) on the princess (forgot her name), ended up malnourished and permanently injured (he could no longer hold a sword), then was rescued by Guts, and realized that due to his current conditions, he could no longer be the leader of his band (being both unable to fight, and so out of shape that he couldn't be respected as a commander), his dreams of patronizing Guts and having Casca by his side were denied to him, and he might've become desperate at the time of the Eclipse.
Leo Brown
Johan always seemed to me like a crazier Akagi. They both exploit their nihilistic ideals to the fullest, but while Akagi does it at mahjong, Johan does it throughout Europe.
Lincoln Adams
...
David Cox
...
Jacob Nelson
I don't feel like Johan would have Akagi's mental fortitude under pressure and confidence in his own analysis (against competent opponents), or that Johan had high enough stakes (Akagi wouldn't mind raising the stakes to absurd levels, as long as the opponent's risk would be just as great; in Washizu's match, he increases the wager tenfold so that Washizu loses the protection of his "safety net" of money and becomes psychologically defeatable, then ruinable).
Thomas Gutierrez
there you have it.
Adam Richardson
Interestingly enough, Akagi's mix of life and death is similar to Johan's walk on rooftop, without the twisted part
David Hernandez
>Dude I hate kids LMAO
>Dude my foster dad made me kill him, that's why I'm evil LMAO
Souther was visually a cool design, but his motivations were bizarre. The Hokuto brothers all have more tragic stories and none of them turned out 1% as edgy