name me a villain in ALL of anime better.
don't worry. i'll wait.
Name me a villain in ALL of anime better
Tyler Cruz
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Charles Rogers
Luke Williams
Easy, M.D Geist.
Not a villain.
Ayden Price
Kyubey.
Akio.
Griffith.
Tough though, only the best of the best are better than Lord Freeza.
Cameron Allen
Easton Baker
Oliver Mitchell
Meh tier villain
OK tier villain (not enough of screentime with him overall)
Great tier villain, actually he is very well humanized, but still sort of evil
Thomas Hill
hisoka
Easton Allen
The one who was allowed to stay dead and be brought back again and again for a glorified fanfic.
David Lee
Gavin Williams
EL-SHAGGY GRIS POSTO SCOOBO-SNACKO DA!!!!!
Dylan Bell
>died like a bitch
>twice
Yeah, nah.
Ethan Robinson
In terms of recognisability and impact, I don't think there are any.
Frieza's motivations are quite simplistic though. He's basically just evil and sadistic. There are better written villains, but Frieza was perfect for a shounen manga like Dragon Ball.
Jayden Johnson
>Anime
>Well written
The best anime are garbage compared to just decent books and above-average movies.
Nathan Nelson
Z a m a s u
Jaxon Cruz
>Villain
Get ready for Z Fighter Frieza when he gets wished back
Ryan Howard
How about book adaptations?
Zachary Hughes
Owen Anderson
He was a great villain, till Super
At this point, even fat Buu is better than him
Jace Brooks
Madara Uchiha. And I'm not talking about Edo Tensei Madara Uchiha. I'm talking about Yami Madara Uchiha with all Millennium Items, summoning Holatice the Creator of Light while entrusting his fate to the heart of the cards.
Jason Jackson
Explain why you believe the writing in Texhnolyze is garbage.
Genuinely the best adaptation of the book.
Nicholas Powell
Done
Sebastian Lewis
>Explain why you believe the writing in Texhnolyze is garbage.
It's literally about how garbage is human's life and their search for trascendence
Aaron Foster
Don't you mean how humans erroneously thought their lives were garbage but find out too late that maybe transcendence wasn't such a great idea after all.
In any case, well played.
Levi Gomez
I used to think this too until I realized all I had ever watched was shounen-shit based on manga intended to be milked for as long as possible.
Try moving away from battle shit and look towards experimental series, dramas and suspense.
Brody Sullivan
Anime is less repetitive even than above average movies. Sure James Bond can be interesting but after 10 james bonds you get kinda tired.
Books are often better than all forms of visual and sound medium. That's why fate VN is better than fate animes.
Chase Reed
Elijah Collins
>villain
>saved almost everyone in the last season
doesn't compute
Nolan Lee
Brayden Johnson
Aaron Flores
>anime is less repetitive than above average movies
What does that even mean?
Even to use your example of James Bond, explain how the James Bond series is less repetitive than god knows how many episodes of Naruto or Bleach or something with a comparably stupid number of episodes.
Oliver Barnes
>but after 10 james bonds you get kinda tired
Casino Royale is literally the best Bond film and it was the 20th film. Also the franchise was a series of books originally.
>Books are often better than all forms of visual and sound medium. That's why fate VN is better than fate animes.
>Visual Novel
>not a visual medium
user...
Daniel Cruz
This.
Wyatt Campbell
Explain how it is more repetitive, rather.
We can argue anime versus movies, but there are extremes in both categories so it would be better to just compare the best.
Camden Collins
Madara Uchia just wanted everyone to live in a Utopian world of their creation for eternity. He had to endure endless loss in a flawed world from his only real friend to his brother. His friend tried to convince him death was destined to happen and that the only response was to attempt to vest super weapons in every nation as a deterrent (which ultimately didn't work and led to even more war). He sought power not for its sake, but for the sake of the future he thought was possible. Madara did evil things in an attempt to end all evil for eternity.
And in the end all of the evil he committed was for nothing, as his ancestors had lied to him. The Uchia tablet he derived all of his knowledge from, the tablet from which he constructed his New World View was altered and turned into a lie. He fought furiously for a world that couldn't exist. His very existence is a tragedy. All he wanted was peace.
Nathan James
Kek has spoken
Josiah Hall
Juan Barnes
Hudson Martinez
Noah Wright
king bradley did nuffin wrong
Caleb Thomas
>shonen battle villain
>good
Back to your containment thread, Pablo.
Aiden Price
Gabriel Foster
>Geist
>Villain
Geist is beyond hero and villain.
Bentley Collins
Angel Ross
Jordan Cooper
>books
yes
>movies
fuck no
Xavier Diaz
Well he is certainly cooler
Adam Edwards
>Not even posting a good shonen villain
Luke Jones
>he fell for the books are better meme
yep
no art
no animation
no music
no voices
etc
so much better
Jonathan Russell
Toguro
Xavier Diaz
>It has the word "novel" in it so it's a book
>Fate is literature
Juan Baker
Not having all those things mean you just have to be good at writing to make a good book. While with anime there are too many things that could go wrong and more often than not they do. And ironically the thing they screw more often is writing.
Eli Gomez
But that's the multiverses greatest hero.
Sebastian Murphy
Emperor Zule from God Mars comes to mind.
Levi Foster
Soo-won from Akatsuki no Yona
That Heart of Darkness guy from Suisei no Gargantia
Brayden Jackson
el hermano
Wyatt Turner
plenty of kino anime
Ayden Ramirez
Hao Asakura
Tyler Diaz
>based on a book
That's cheating but they still screw last year adaptation.
Elijah Watson
do you have any idea how many godawful books there are?
Easton Carter
Isaac Mitchell
Adrian James
Villian/protagonist
Henry Nelson
If he was that good why he died?
But seriously I miss him
Jayden Gutierrez
>books
95% of books are absolute garbage and always rely on gimmicky writting styles
>movies
Movies are restricted to 2-4 hours. Most movies only have time to portray the message it wants to tell, and they don't bother with characterization, world building etc. (like Tarkovsky and Kubrick)
Jaxson Flores
El Grande Padre.
John Sullivan
Roah....
Kayden Sullivan
Stop watching shonenshit and talk again faggot.
Chase Foster
>CTRL + F
>No Meruem.
Typical, remain pleb Sup Forums Never change.
Isaiah Russell
Jayden Davis
He ain't a villian, little man.
Gabriel Bennett
>evil and sadistic
Don't forget cowardly, that's also one of his defining traits.
He's supposed to be the most powerful being in the universe, but he constantly hides behind his underlings. He's only a sadist to people who are too weak to fight back; he killed almost an entire race that posed no immediate threat to him, because he was pants-shittingly terrified at the thought of one day having to fight a super saiyan.
Ryan Williams
an unsung hero, based as fuck
Jaxson Davis
Joshua Stewart
This guy was so smart, he somehow got a copy of his own manga's script beforehand so he could plan accordingly.