One Villain you missed for Hong Kong Disneyland was the bad guy from the Halloween overlay of Jungle Cruise. In the ride he steals a emerald that is said to give eternal life to whoever makes it out of the Jungle with one. But he gets caught by Sentient vines and buried alive
Yup. To expand on that, his name is -Professor- Garrett Reed, and he is a former member of the Society of Explorers and Adventurers (the society Henry Mystic and Harrison Hightower are part of as well). He is a rival to Indiana Jones (Who is also involved with the S.E.A), but unlike him, he is seen as a grave-robber and a 'criminal'. Given the fact that the article talking about his disappearence dates back to 1932, that might be when his research for the emerald trinity led him to the curse, and ultimately his demise.
Madame Leota also appears in Once Upon a Time as a villain working with a coven of witches led by Gothel. In this version she is attempting to be reborn into this world by using the energy of Robin Hood's daughter.
In regard to the Disneyland pirates not getting their comeuppance, in the original version, there's a last scene of pirates trying to push a load of treasure up out of the burning town that segues into skeletons who died doing the same thing. That ties everything back to the skeletons in the beginning and the narration about cursed treasure. There's definitely some suggestion that the pirates didn't make it out of the burning city, or if they did, they didn't make it very far. I have a lot of old memories of the scene, as one of the animatronic pirates was in a really funny pose. Also, Haunted Mansion had a plot, but a simple one everyone overlooks.
@@sarahsims6164 When it was Originally Appeared, The Haunted Mansion Is Simply a Retirement Home For Ghosts. Think Hotel Transylvania Before It Was a Thing.
@@sarahsims6164 That person answered for me but it wasn't the one I meant. The real Haunted Mansion plot is way simpler: There's an abandoned old house at the end of a dimly lit street. People think it's haunted. They are afraid to explore. But not you. You venture inside and there are a few spooky things that beckon you in further, but before you know it, you're trapped. The house is really haunted! It's threatening at first, but it turns out the ghosts are just having fun at your expense. After they've messed with you, they let you leave. People don't get this for three reasons: 1.) Too simple and obvious 2.) They didn't grow up in a town that had a "haunted" house kids would dare each other to go in. 3.) ...When Disneyland first opened, the idea was to put the guests into the movies in the star's POV, and so the main characters (Snow White, Peter Pan) weren't in them. They were only added later when people complained about not getting to see them. Mr. Toad isn't in his ride to this day.
I figured the skeletons that we see before the pirates in their prime (at least in the original Disneyland ride) are the pirates having received their comeuppance. Basically telling the story in reverse.
This was unexpected! I am vastly unfamiliar with just about all of these, which made it all the more interesting to hear about them! I especially loved hearing about the Haunted Mansion, love learning more about that ride
HM coverage was pretty good. But the Sinister 11 would have been interesting to cover, as they’re basically remnants of a scrapped idea. A reference to Gore is also on the WDW version of the ride.
I didn't know Mara was voiced by James Earl Jones and Neil Patrick Harris! Personally, I'm glad they brought back Jones. Neil has done some great baddies, but he's better as the more comical ones. I just can't see Dr. Horrible, Blowhole, or Music Meister as a big booming God. Also, it's a Lucasfilm based ride, so bring in the sith!
I won’t lie I’m a little sad you didn’t mention the Disney villain recruiters created for Tokyo DisneySea 😅 They all have neat designs and fun personalities
"...the Arendelle Pavilion. Oh sorry, I meant the Norway Pavilion." Having been there both before and after the changes made, I don't know whether to laugh or sigh at that joke.
I've never been to any of the parks and I've never seen Captain EO, but they went with the right actress. Shelly Duvall is just too cute to be menacing. That's what makes The Shining a disturbing, heartbreaking movie (especially the behind the scenes stuff). She'd make for a very goofy alien villain at best. Angelica Huston, however? I remember The Witches. She oozes the kind of sexy and sinister balance that makes a villain a true fearful threat.
I had the misfortune of seeing the Phill Hartman Preview week of Extraterrorestrial. My entire family found the preshow better than putting harness that does nothing but buzz and occasionally spray water.
Honestly I'd kill to see a Xenomorph theme ride where the audience is being stalked by various variants of a xenomorph including a PredAlien, and having it end with the audience avoiding the Queen.
Apologies if somebody already commented this, but Harrison Hightower III is related to one of Constance Hatchaway's ex-husbands/victims, George Hightower. I love how seemingly almost every attraction is connected in some way! Makes it all feel more cohesive and real; like there's a grand, overarching plot to the parks. 14:27 Also, "Black" Bartholomew Roberts was a real life pirate who sailed the Caribbean. He pops up frequently in historical fiction, such as when he was one of the main antagonists of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag.
Speaking of ghosts, would you call the Lonesome Ghosts (from the 1937 cartoon of that name) villains or mischievous rascals just wanting to stir up some fun?
Assholes until they start drowning them and tossing furniture at them, then I’d say villains There weakness is ectoplasm I guess(or possibly the primordial soup from evangelion): they dare not become even semi-corporeal/biological(or else merge as one entity/mind)
She doesn't go by "DeLisle" anymore either. She legally changed her name to Grey Griffin after marrying Jared Griffin in 2012, and although they divorced in 2016, she is still credited as "Grey Griffin" in all of her voice-over roles.
Honestly, I wish they kept her groom in the revamped Haunted Mansion because while I know there's nothing contradicting his existence, it still would be nice to add him to show that even in death Melanie couldn't be with the man she loves.
*in Maleficent video* "I'd like to do another shorter video" *proceeds to make a 45-minute-long video* Not complaining, I just think it's funny how much you have to say about things whenever you try to make them "shorter". In this case, I don't have much to say, since I've only been to Disney theme parks twice and don't remember much original stuff from them. Still, I think it's neat that the parks themselves can have their own characters not based on any pre-existing Disney movie, cartoon, TV series, etc.
I love this entry so much, partially because it’s an unexpected, well-made, incredibly interesting video about characters I wouldn’t be too interested in otherwise, and partially because its rule-breaking gives me hope for a Pirates of the Caribbean or Hocus Pocus entry later down the line
As interesting as it was to learn that the Lon Cheney Phantom appeared at Disneyland, (I legit did not know that) doesn’t he count as a pre-existing character and not a theme park character?
Terrific job on this chapter of your retrospective series. Every section is full of lots of wonderful memories and secrets. Phil Hartman was one of my favorite comedians of all time! Taken from us way too soon! RIP! Thank you so much for doing this entry!
Yes, I read somewhere that from the 1960s to the '90s, Disneyland banned its male employees from growing mustaches and/or beards. When they tried to enforce this rule at Euro Disney, Frenchmen who applied for jobs there were NOT pleased. (Disney also insisted that Frenchwomen working at the park could never wear black pantyhose - for some reason.)
This was a really awesome video. I found your channel just a little while ago and binge watched all your disney villains videos. My beloved puppy had passed away shortly before so your light hearted fun presentation coupled with the interesting subjects really made me feel a lot better. Thank you!
The fact he didn’t have the POTC movie villains in this indicates we might get a POTC movies episode down the line. Given he’s a Muppet fan, I’d also expect a Muppet Villains episode.
I remember going on the great movie ride At 8 years old, we went like three times, that and the Muppets attraction were my favorite. The part with the Skeletons scared me and I always covered my eyes during the aliens part.
Seriously, the Haunted Mansion produces the best villains, especially the Haunted Mansion rides. But seriously that One Eyed Black Cat has always sounded the most chilling and evil of them all. This character needs to be in more stuff and someone who has Constance and Captain Gore as his minions.
I coudlnt thank you enough for highlighting The phantom and harrison hightower,henry ravenswood is actully in my top 5 fav disney villians,i read the lore of phantom mannor and i consider him suck a incredible villian,and the history of hightower,cus i love how they made a the history of the twilight zone without the brand,and how it has a better history that the american ones.
ah that was an interesting video, definitely enjoyed the looks on the park villains especially the lore behind The Haunted Mansion, Phantom Manor, and Pirates of the Caribbean. can't wait till the next video since it's obviously one of my personal favorite Disney movies.
The Great Movie ride and Mealstrom were my favorite rides :{ Big reason why I'd never consider going back to Disney World. I also loved the Kilimanjaro Safari lmao.
This is great I hope there’s gonna be a comic edition this series When you get to spotlight some of the comic villains like The Beagle boys and dr vulter
The Haunted Mansion has got such a rich lore to it, it’s astounding that it’s not been given a live action film series in the same vein as Pirates of the Caribbean. It makes me hate the Eddie Murphy movie even more due to the wasted potential.
The more villains you look into, the more I'm seeing how many got nerfed in later years. Darn modern sensibilities. I get it in terms of racial depictions but let the villains show not so good behaviors. Smoking and excessive drinking aren't looked as good in society anyway. Also the pirate who stole the slip from the lady makes a better scare tactic giving our imaginations the dirty work. I understand the theme parks appeal to small children so stuff like the hanging man wouldn't be ideal. It just stinks that older guests who could handle it get shafted. So many rides that I'll only see in recordings instead of seeing for myself. Thank you for this insight into theme park villains. The one that got me was the obsessive ghost preventing the bride from getting married in life and death. It's like nice guy syndrome but worse. Even if it's not her dad, the fact that it could've been made me wince.
I'm definitely inclined to agree. I have mixed feelings on the changes to pirates--we're missing some iconic moments as a result, but I understand why the choices were made. As for the Phantom, I think that making it 100% certain that he's the father actually made him more disturbing. One of the only times the refurb actually made something darker.
I know the version of the Wicked Witch of the West in The Great Movie Ride is not Disney but you could at least mention her. And for a short time at WDW, the Goosebumps Villains had a show there for a short time. And I guess you're saving the Toon Patrol aka The weasels for when you talk about Roger Rabbit later.
Would the headhunters from Jungle Cruise be considered "predators", as opposed to genuine villains? Also missing are Uh-Oa (Enchanted Tiki Room Under New Management) and the Habit Heroes villains.
Good catch on the Headhunters and the Habit Heroes characters--they completely slipped by me. I considered putting Uh-Oa on the list, but after rewatching the show, I was honestly rooting for her.
@@ColinLooksBack Well, was she at least intended to be a villain even if she ultimately didn’t come off that way? Also, I think in an update video, those missing villains should be included. Habit Heroes is notable as one of the very last original IP attractions for the parks. And I almost forgot Ride the Comix from DisneyQuest!
@@austinreed7343 I can't guarantee they'll be in a follow-up, but I'll try to keep them in mind. Uh-Oa will most likely get some love in my eventual Jafar/Iago/ButtloadOfOtherAladdinVillains video. And yes, I miss original theme park characters. This last decade has been pretty barren in that regard.
@@ColinLooksBack Heck, DCA doesn’t have any original villains, same for Shanghai Disneyland and Studios Paris. Were there any original villains for the Paris Halloween events?
Actually during a camp last summer we got a lecture from one of the first animal kingdom cast members and he said Kilemjaro Safari originally had a much darker ending that being guest would witness a scene of a leopard dragging a zebra into a tree. Cut obviously
I suppose what Walt meant was that he didn't want to glorify real-life criminals like the James brothers, as opposed to the pirates in Pirates of the Caribbean who are presumably all fictional.
I definitely like that the paris version of the haunted mansion ahs aproper villain, and a pretty cool looking one too. Love that he's actually a walk around character and note just stuck in the story of the ride.
9:36 I have an interpretation of the ride that gives the pirates a comeuppance. The last scene is the pirates drunkenly shooting at each-other in an explosives storage that has been set on fire. Ignoring the Jack Sparrow animatronic at the very end, my take is that their wrath upon the town, and their drunken, uncaring behavior ultimately leads them to their demise, blowing themselves up in the burning powder keg they made for themselves
I swear to God, the Shin Megami Tensei and Persona games have ruined Mara for me. I kept chuckling during his section. If you know, you know (and please don't look it up if you don't know)
He'll be thinking about it, or maybe a new villains retrospective series this time focusing on the various villains of DreamWorks Animation, both in the feature films & Animated series.
The idea of Black Bart actually sounds great on paper but I can understand why some guests, specially the soccer mom types, would find his acts to be abrasive and even uncouth. Fun as he might be, I guess its for the good that he got phased out since its only a matter of time before someone cause a fuss regarding his appearance.
Hey Colin, I know this is off topic from this video but I heard today Emilio Delgado the man who played Luis from Sesame Street passed away, May god rest his soul do you plan on doing a tribute to him?
If I had to make a wild guess, I'd say that Disneyland had the rights to use the character for a while in the 60's, given that they had the movie playing in the Main Street Cinema.
Hi there. Here is the question I have always wanted to know...is the movie of the Haunted Mansion with Eddie Murphey relate to the Haunted Mansion of Disney Land and its other homes around the world?
You should do Aladdin Lion King Hunchback Hercules Tarzan Atlantis Treasure Planet Brother Bear Chicken Little Meet Robinsons Bolt Gnomeo Juliet Frankenweenie Wreck-it Ralph Nightmare Before Christmas Planes Big Hero 6 Toy Story Bug's Life Monsters inc Finding Nemo incredibles Cars Ratatouille Up Coco Muppets Roger Rabbit
One Villain you missed for Hong Kong Disneyland was the bad guy from the Halloween overlay of Jungle Cruise. In the ride he steals a emerald that is said to give eternal life to whoever makes it out of the Jungle with one. But he gets caught by Sentient vines and buried alive
Yup. To expand on that, his name is -Professor- Garrett Reed, and he is a former member of the Society of Explorers and Adventurers (the society Henry Mystic and Harrison Hightower are part of as well). He is a rival to Indiana Jones (Who is also involved with the S.E.A), but unlike him, he is seen as a grave-robber and a 'criminal'. Given the fact that the article talking about his disappearence dates back to 1932, that might be when his research for the emerald trinity led him to the curse, and ultimately his demise.
@@destyvi Thank you for the explanation
@@destyvi Question, Is Garrett Reed is part of the Nazis by any chance?
@@jaggerguth4391 ?? No ??
@@destyvi okay, Because I always thought Indiana Jones always fought Nazis in the films he appeared with "Temple of Doom" being the exception.
Madame Leota also appears in Once Upon a Time as a villain working with a coven of witches led by Gothel. In this version she is attempting to be reborn into this world by using the energy of Robin Hood's daughter.
That's really goofy
@@CowMaster9001 Eh, it’s disney
didn't she appear in the haunted mansion movie with eddie murphy?
@@viviennemorgan7217 probably, she's a mainstay of Haunted Mansion and Disney Parks.
@@saintfighteraqua that's true
Fun fact, Black Bart was a real pirate who's actually named Bartholomew John Roberts. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bartholomew_Roberts
In regard to the Disneyland pirates not getting their comeuppance, in the original version, there's a last scene of pirates trying to push a load of treasure up out of the burning town that segues into skeletons who died doing the same thing. That ties everything back to the skeletons in the beginning and the narration about cursed treasure. There's definitely some suggestion that the pirates didn't make it out of the burning city, or if they did, they didn't make it very far.
I have a lot of old memories of the scene, as one of the animatronic pirates was in a really funny pose.
Also, Haunted Mansion had a plot, but a simple one everyone overlooks.
What's the plot of the Haunted Mansion?
@@sarahsims6164 When it was Originally Appeared, The Haunted Mansion Is Simply a Retirement Home For Ghosts. Think Hotel Transylvania Before It Was a Thing.
@@jaggerguth4391 oh, cool.
@@sarahsims6164 That person answered for me but it wasn't the one I meant. The real Haunted Mansion plot is way simpler:
There's an abandoned old house at the end of a dimly lit street. People think it's haunted. They are afraid to explore. But not you.
You venture inside and there are a few spooky things that beckon you in further, but before you know it, you're trapped. The house is really haunted!
It's threatening at first, but it turns out the ghosts are just having fun at your expense. After they've messed with you, they let you leave.
People don't get this for three reasons:
1.) Too simple and obvious
2.) They didn't grow up in a town that had a "haunted" house kids would dare each other to go in.
3.) ...When Disneyland first opened, the idea was to put the guests into the movies in the star's POV, and so the main characters (Snow White, Peter Pan) weren't in them. They were only added later when people complained about not getting to see them.
Mr. Toad isn't in his ride to this day.
I figured the skeletons that we see before the pirates in their prime (at least in the original Disneyland ride) are the pirates having received their comeuppance. Basically telling the story in reverse.
This was unexpected! I am vastly unfamiliar with just about all of these, which made it all the more interesting to hear about them! I especially loved hearing about the Haunted Mansion, love learning more about that ride
HM coverage was pretty good. But the Sinister 11 would have been interesting to cover, as they’re basically remnants of a scrapped idea. A reference to Gore is also on the WDW version of the ride.
Oh cool Dark Matter, I loved your role in the Kirby games. When do you expect to return?
I didn't know Mara was voiced by James Earl Jones and Neil Patrick Harris! Personally, I'm glad they brought back Jones. Neil has done some great baddies, but he's better as the more comical ones. I just can't see Dr. Horrible, Blowhole, or Music Meister as a big booming God.
Also, it's a Lucasfilm based ride, so bring in the sith!
I won’t lie I’m a little sad you didn’t mention the Disney villain recruiters created for Tokyo DisneySea 😅
They all have neat designs and fun personalities
"...the Arendelle Pavilion. Oh sorry, I meant the Norway Pavilion."
Having been there both before and after the changes made, I don't know whether to laugh or sigh at that joke.
I've never been to any of the parks and I've never seen Captain EO, but they went with the right actress. Shelly Duvall is just too cute to be menacing. That's what makes The Shining a disturbing, heartbreaking movie (especially the behind the scenes stuff). She'd make for a very goofy alien villain at best. Angelica Huston, however? I remember The Witches. She oozes the kind of sexy and sinister balance that makes a villain a true fearful threat.
Captain Eeyore sounds like the kinda VHS you'd make a video on
this episode was great as usual, thanks for introducing me to the masterpiece that is captain eeyore
The good Captain has flown under the radar for too long.
I had the misfortune of seeing the Phill Hartman Preview week of Extraterrorestrial. My entire family found the preshow better than putting harness that does nothing but buzz and occasionally spray water.
Honestly I'd kill to see a Xenomorph theme ride where the audience is being stalked by various variants of a xenomorph including a PredAlien, and having it end with the audience avoiding the Queen.
Apologies if somebody already commented this, but Harrison Hightower III is related to one of Constance Hatchaway's ex-husbands/victims, George Hightower. I love how seemingly almost every attraction is connected in some way! Makes it all feel more cohesive and real; like there's a grand, overarching plot to the parks.
14:27 Also, "Black" Bartholomew Roberts was a real life pirate who sailed the Caribbean. He pops up frequently in historical fiction, such as when he was one of the main antagonists of Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag.
I wouldn't be surprised if Mystic Manor had some Ghibli inspiration.
Speaking of ghosts, would you call the Lonesome Ghosts (from the 1937 cartoon of that name) villains or mischievous rascals just wanting to stir up some fun?
Assholes until they start drowning them and tossing furniture at them, then I’d say villains
There weakness is ectoplasm I guess(or possibly the primordial soup from evangelion): they dare not become even semi-corporeal/biological(or else merge as one entity/mind)
I encountered the Phantom in the queue for Phantom Manor in 1998. It was a memorable experience 😊
13:30 the last name of Grey is pronounced De-Lyle and by the way that’s from her first marriage but her maiden name was Van Osbree (Oz-Bree).
She doesn't go by "DeLisle" anymore either. She legally changed her name to Grey Griffin after marrying Jared Griffin in 2012, and although they divorced in 2016, she is still credited as "Grey Griffin" in all of her voice-over roles.
Honestly, I wish they kept her groom in the revamped Haunted Mansion because while I know there's nothing contradicting his existence, it still would be nice to add him to show that even in death Melanie couldn't be with the man she loves.
*in Maleficent video*
"I'd like to do another shorter video"
*proceeds to make a 45-minute-long video*
Not complaining, I just think it's funny how much you have to say about things whenever you try to make them "shorter". In this case, I don't have much to say, since I've only been to Disney theme parks twice and don't remember much original stuff from them. Still, I think it's neat that the parks themselves can have their own characters not based on any pre-existing Disney movie, cartoon, TV series, etc.
I love this entry so much, partially because it’s an unexpected, well-made, incredibly interesting video about characters I wouldn’t be too interested in otherwise, and partially because its rule-breaking gives me hope for a Pirates of the Caribbean or Hocus Pocus entry later down the line
Chairman Clench was also mentioned in Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout, his name signed on an X-S invoice to the Collector
As interesting as it was to learn that the Lon Cheney Phantom appeared at Disneyland, (I legit did not know that) doesn’t he count as a pre-existing character and not a theme park character?
Haha, you're right. You caught the contradiction I didn't even catch! I guess I was just excited to show off the Phantom with Andre.
@@ColinLooksBack to be fair, when else are you going talk about such a thing?
Terrific job on this chapter of your retrospective series. Every section is full of lots of wonderful memories and secrets. Phil Hartman was one of my favorite comedians of all time! Taken from us way too soon! RIP! Thank you so much for doing this entry!
An update for The Hatbox Ghost he was made as the main villain in the 2023 Haunted Mansion movie played by Jared Leto.
The Phantom/Henry Ravenswood is my favorite Disney villain
I beleive what Walt meant was he didn't want to glorify REAL criminals, while the pirates in pirates in the carribean were nonspecific and fictional
Dick Tracy Anyone? Almost All Of Dick Tracy Rogues Gallery are Expy of Gangsters and People With Deformities Like Flattop.
Yes, I read somewhere that from the 1960s to the '90s, Disneyland banned its male employees from growing mustaches and/or beards. When they tried to enforce this rule at Euro Disney, Frenchmen who applied for jobs there were NOT pleased. (Disney also insisted that Frenchwomen working at the park could never wear black pantyhose - for some reason.)
This was a really awesome video. I found your channel just a little while ago and binge watched all your disney villains videos. My beloved puppy had passed away shortly before so your light hearted fun presentation coupled with the interesting subjects really made me feel a lot better. Thank you!
If you ever do any episodes in this series on the live-action villains what franchises will you do?
I hope he does POTC and Who Framed Roger Rabbit
The fact he didn’t have the POTC movie villains in this indicates we might get a POTC movies episode down the line. Given he’s a Muppet fan, I’d also expect a Muppet Villains episode.
I remember going on the great movie ride
At 8 years old, we went like three times, that and the Muppets attraction were my favorite. The part with the Skeletons scared me and I always covered my eyes during the aliens part.
About the Nøkken, it’s pronounced like Neck. It’s also that water horse in Frozen 2
The Pirates do get their comeuppance, the opening scene of the ride shows what happened to them after they robbed the town
Seriously, the Haunted Mansion produces the best villains, especially the Haunted Mansion rides. But seriously that One Eyed Black Cat has always sounded the most chilling and evil of them all. This character needs to be in more stuff and someone who has Constance and Captain Gore as his minions.
The Black Cat was sorta implanted in the mystic beach haunted hotel.
2:24
The temple looks like King Louie's place from Jungle Book
I coudlnt thank you enough for highlighting The phantom and harrison hightower,henry ravenswood is actully in my top 5 fav disney villians,i read the lore of phantom mannor and i consider him suck a incredible villian,and the history of hightower,cus i love how they made a the history of the twilight zone without the brand,and how it has a better history that the american ones.
You should get more cowboy shootouts and heck maybe we can have some Star Wars mix with stormtroopers.
Now that would be funny yet epic.
I'm looking forward to see you talk about Cruella De Vil next!
Also, Bullion is a member of the Society of Explorers and Adventurers
Another awesome entry in this lookback. Looking forward to tge cruella devil entry
ah that was an interesting video, definitely enjoyed the looks on the park villains especially the lore behind The Haunted Mansion, Phantom Manor, and Pirates of the Caribbean.
can't wait till the next video since it's obviously one of my personal favorite Disney movies.
Cool. Never known about Captain Eeyor before.
3:30 that concept actually would’ve been a thousand times better than the aliens we got in Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
The Great Movie ride and Mealstrom were my favorite rides :{
Big reason why I'd never consider going back to Disney World. I also loved the Kilimanjaro Safari lmao.
I love the parks and all their stories
This is great I hope there’s gonna be a comic edition this series When you get to spotlight some of the comic villains like The Beagle boys and dr vulter
This has been my fave video so far. My mom loved this one, too! Good job, buddy!
The Haunted Mansion has got such a rich lore to it, it’s astounding that it’s not been given a live action film series in the same vein as Pirates of the Caribbean. It makes me hate the Eddie Murphy movie even more due to the wasted potential.
Thanks to you, I looked up the hilarious/somewhat weird Captain Eeyore parody. Thanks for that.
The more villains you look into, the more I'm seeing how many got nerfed in later years. Darn modern sensibilities. I get it in terms of racial depictions but let the villains show not so good behaviors. Smoking and excessive drinking aren't looked as good in society anyway. Also the pirate who stole the slip from the lady makes a better scare tactic giving our imaginations the dirty work.
I understand the theme parks appeal to small children so stuff like the hanging man wouldn't be ideal. It just stinks that older guests who could handle it get shafted. So many rides that I'll only see in recordings instead of seeing for myself.
Thank you for this insight into theme park villains. The one that got me was the obsessive ghost preventing the bride from getting married in life and death. It's like nice guy syndrome but worse. Even if it's not her dad, the fact that it could've been made me wince.
I'm definitely inclined to agree. I have mixed feelings on the changes to pirates--we're missing some iconic moments as a result, but I understand why the choices were made.
As for the Phantom, I think that making it 100% certain that he's the father actually made him more disturbing. One of the only times the refurb actually made something darker.
The Redhead was also voiced by Grey DeLisle when Pirates of the Caribbean was refurbished in 2018.
I know the version of the Wicked Witch of the West in The Great Movie Ride is not Disney but you could at least mention her. And for a short time at WDW, the Goosebumps Villains had a show there for a short time. And I guess you're saving the Toon Patrol aka The weasels for when you talk about Roger Rabbit later.
Did you know that the supreme leader inspired the borg from Star Trek?
Great work! I love Disneyland history!
Great video, really informative. I always wanted to know more about the story and characters of the Disney parks
I genuinely can't wait until we get the park in the UK
Hearing Richard Horvitz without saying his middle name will never sound right to me
Amazing as always xx
Would the headhunters from Jungle Cruise be considered "predators", as opposed to genuine villains? Also missing are Uh-Oa (Enchanted Tiki Room Under New Management) and the Habit Heroes villains.
Good catch on the Headhunters and the Habit Heroes characters--they completely slipped by me. I considered putting Uh-Oa on the list, but after rewatching the show, I was honestly rooting for her.
@@ColinLooksBack
Well, was she at least intended to be a villain even if she ultimately didn’t come off that way?
Also, I think in an update video, those missing villains should be included. Habit Heroes is notable as one of the very last original IP attractions for the parks.
And I almost forgot Ride the Comix from DisneyQuest!
@@austinreed7343 I can't guarantee they'll be in a follow-up, but I'll try to keep them in mind. Uh-Oa will most likely get some love in my eventual Jafar/Iago/ButtloadOfOtherAladdinVillains video.
And yes, I miss original theme park characters. This last decade has been pretty barren in that regard.
@@ColinLooksBack
Heck, DCA doesn’t have any original villains, same for Shanghai Disneyland and Studios Paris. Were there any original villains for the Paris Halloween events?
Perhaps you need to make a part two
I regard Constance Hatchway as my favorite female Disney villain. Which is a strange thing for some people to hear, because she’s very obscure.
Actually during a camp last summer we got a lecture from one of the first animal kingdom cast members and he said Kilemjaro Safari originally had a much darker ending that being guest would witness a scene of a leopard dragging a zebra into a tree. Cut obviously
What about the ghost in Space Mountain: Ghost Galaxy?
Is the Nebula Ghost an evil spirit or just a territorial animal that wants to chase us away?
I hope the pirates films get a treatment some day
I have an idea for a spin off of the series why not a top 10 list of live action villains per decade that are not part of any franchises
Mara: Legends of the Hidden Temple !
I suppose what Walt meant was that he didn't want to glorify real-life criminals like the James brothers, as opposed to the pirates in Pirates of the Caribbean who are presumably all fictional.
I definitely like that the paris version of the haunted mansion ahs aproper villain, and a pretty cool looking one too. Love that he's actually a walk around character and note just stuck in the story of the ride.
Oh so excited for this video
Sinbads Seven Voyages would be a good animated movie.
9:36 I have an interpretation of the ride that gives the pirates a comeuppance. The last scene is the pirates drunkenly shooting at each-other in an explosives storage that has been set on fire. Ignoring the Jack Sparrow animatronic at the very end, my take is that their wrath upon the town, and their drunken, uncaring behavior ultimately leads them to their demise, blowing themselves up in the burning powder keg they made for themselves
1:47 thought he wouldn't count since he's both a non Disney character and not made specifically for a Disney park
Still an interesting tidbit.
Yeah he mentioned it on Twitter. He admitted his mistake and that he was just really excited to share the Andre photo
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He could do a “non-Disney characters in the Disney parks” video.
I swear to God, the Shin Megami Tensei and Persona games have ruined Mara for me. I kept chuckling during his section. If you know, you know (and please don't look it up if you don't know)
When you continue to do the rest of the villains 🦹♀️ from Disney’s animated films 🎥, do the villains 🦹♂️ from Pixar’s animated films 🎥 please.
He'll be thinking about it, or maybe a new villains retrospective series this time focusing on the various villains of DreamWorks Animation, both in the feature films & Animated series.
Don't forget about Kingdom Hearts and Nightmare Before Christmas as well.
8:47 *Offhand Disney has entered the chat*
Dodie Smith got the idea for 101 Dalmatians after a friend joked that Dalmatian spots would make good fur coats.
1:49 disney pioneered youtube prank channels
You should see Jeffrey kitsch’s video on the 101 Dalmatian villians
Is no one going to mention how Colin mispronounced Grey DeLisle's name?
I cant unhear Darth Vader now when hearing Mara. Thanks Colin
1:58 and Why The Phantom Didn't Get Used in The Haunted Mansion?
damn it, every time i hear about Beastly Kingdom i get upset that it never happened >:(
I have a question will you do the carnotaurus from disney dinosaurs their one of my favorite villains
Not likely, since he doesn't count animalistic antagonists
Interesting take. May i ask why they are???
@@soulslvr9562 I think it depends if they knew what they were doing like Kaa or the Hyenas.
@@nicholassims9837 i was asking OP why they thought the Carnotauruses were their fav villains. I got no clue! Thats why i asked
The Phantom Manor is way scarier than Haunted Mansion.
You pronounced Grey DeLisle's name wrong. It's "DEE-lyle". And nowadays, she goes by Grey Griffin.
I’ve really enjoyed your retrospectives and I’m a big Disney and Pixar fan. Just to check, are you eventually going to go over the Pixar villains too?
He is, check the community tab for more info
Bob chapek is my favorite parks villain
He’s my second or third least favorite
Persona fans when they hear Mara: *snickering like idiots*
The idea of Black Bart actually sounds great on paper but I can understand why some guests, specially the soccer mom types, would find his acts to be abrasive and even uncouth. Fun as he might be, I guess its for the good that he got phased out since its only a matter of time before someone cause a fuss regarding his appearance.
It would scare children
Maybe Disney could sell him to universal for Halloween Horror Nights
Hey Colin, I know this is off topic from this video but I heard today Emilio Delgado the man who played Luis from Sesame Street passed away, May god rest his soul do you plan on doing a tribute to him?
Can you do a video about your least favourite dinosaur episodes next please
Disney should replace that small playground in the middle of the river in Frontierland with The Western River Expedition
Would there even be enough space?
awesome
though i dont get why disney had the phantom of the opera. isnt he an universal owned property?
He is
Actually, he's in the Public Domain.
If I had to make a wild guess, I'd say that Disneyland had the rights to use the character for a while in the 60's, given that they had the movie playing in the Main Street Cinema.
The Chaney film is in the public domain. You may have noticed Universal tends to favor the Claude Rains Phantom when it comes to released and such
8:58 Well, Jesse James was also a Confederate, so that might have something to do with it, given Walt was born in Illinois
The Evil Alien bears a slight resemblance to the vengeful Demona from Disney's Gargoyles.
Hi there. Here is the question I have always wanted to know...is the movie of the Haunted Mansion with Eddie Murphey relate to the Haunted Mansion of Disney Land and its other homes around the world?
Yes, definitely. Part of it was even filmed on site.
You should do Aladdin Lion King Hunchback Hercules Tarzan Atlantis Treasure Planet Brother Bear Chicken Little Meet Robinsons Bolt Gnomeo Juliet Frankenweenie Wreck-it Ralph Nightmare Before Christmas Planes Big Hero 6 Toy Story Bug's Life Monsters inc Finding Nemo incredibles Cars Ratatouille Up Coco Muppets Roger Rabbit
So what made you decide to use stock Kevin MacLeod music for your videos instead of disney music?
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0:11 who is this?
You forgot the Enchanted Tiki Room villan.
Could you do Robin Hood next?