I’ve always held that Syndrome is the darkest Pixar villain, but seeing the actual list of his crimes and sentences make him so much worse. The fact he did all these things because Mr Incredible told him he didn’t want his help.
It’s more like syndrome wanted a mentor and to help others but me.incredible just pushed him away and discouraged him. It’s pretty much the same as what the Jedi did to anakin with becoming a master
Regarding Syndrome: I'm pretty sure the Omnidroid would be considered a weapon of mass destruction and its unauthorised development and creation would in itself carry very heavy penalties. Its potential destructive capabilities are similar to that of a small fleet of tanks, or a few fully armed attack helicopters, not to mention its extreme mobility (short range flight?!). It's directly shown to be impervious to most conventional explosives. The first one Mr Incredible destroys literally survived BEING SUBMERGED IN MAGMA. You would be locked up for life simply for the creation of one omnidroid.
Well the last man who build weapons of mass destruction, the V2 Rocket, to be precise, and caused several deaths and severe damage to buildings in London ended up working for NASA. His name was Wernher von Braun.
There's a theory out there that Syndrome really worked for the government, at least as a weapons manufacturer. The fact that superheros were so expensive to hide was why they may have turned a blind eye to their deaths
I would argue that tossing Sully and Mike through the door qualifies as 'people smuggling', since they're technically moving them to another country illegally against their will.
@@DeamonDragoon it looks like maybe the Himalayas or some other cold mountain range rather than Antarctica because after they get shoved out, you can vaguely see shapes of mountains in the background
I like how in the beginning, Skinner actually isn’t a bad guy, yeah he may be kinda harsh and loud and maybe a bit morally questionable, but he never does anything particularly bad or illegal. Its only when Skinner starts becoming frustrated and desperate against Remy that he starts doing illegal things.
@@theoneandonlymem432It’s still crazy for how bat crap insane he went after seeing the rat. He recklessly drove a stolen bike, stalked someone, and broke into the kitchen without reason.
I think the banishment should count as "reckless endangerment" at least. Mr. Waternoose forced Mike and Sully into an environment in which they would be at risk of serious bodily injury. So add 120 days' imprisonment to Mr. Waternoose's punishment.
I 100% agree with this! Also I noticed a typo in Randall’s sentenceing - in the video he has 2 life and gets 3 more (at 2:33) but the counter then goes up to 6 not 5 (at 2:35 and on)
3:34 Funnily enough, Waternoose was the only villain who actually DID get arrested. In other words, he most likely did get charged for those crimes. I think he would also be charged with corruption since he abused his power (getting Sulley and Mike illegally banished, most likely funding the creation of the scream extractor, etc.).
I hadn't really thought about it, but I wonder if that could mean Randall was also charged if he ever made it back to the monster world. Probably hard to arrest someone who can turn invisibile.
4:55 Actually, I'm pretty sure not informing someone in a will that they're in it IS illegal, at least in the UK. It happened to my mother after the death of a family friend when a relative hid the will for a bit to keep more money.
Don't forget that Skinner also kidnapped Remi and tried to force him to work for him. This does count as criminal, because at that point, Skinner knew that Remi was the cook behind Linguini and therefor a sentient being.
I wouldn't count it because how would you prove the rat is even intelligent enough to do that and doubt the jury would really care enough to charge him for a rat.
@@condedooku9750 It wouldn't count because legally, though animals do have some protections from abuse, they are considered chattel and thus property. Forcing an animal to labor is therefore not legally considered slavery or forced labor.
@@alexaasmr3035 But this also an unprecedented situation of a not only intelligent creature, but a sentient one. A non human animal capable of complex thoughts and emotions. If it were to be revealed and proven that Remi was in fact sentient, is it not possible there would be changes in the laws to represent that?
Chef skinner: the first villain to survive his sentence **pst pst** What? **pssst psst pst** Ahem… apparently, due to chef skinners age, he did not survive his imprisonment.
I would like to recommend making a video series of "what if HEROES were charged for their crimes" because sometimes heroes in superhero and animated movies commit some crimes, so it would be funny to see their charges
Miguel Rivera (Coco): Vandalism (breaking into Ernesto's tomb) Robbery (Taking the guitar for a couple of hours). Mr. Increrible: Tresspassing Bank robbery Assaulting a police officer Breaking all the bones of his ex boss Illegal superhero activities Woody (Toy story 1): Assaulting with intentions of "k1ll1ng" Buzz
Syndrome would also have maybe two cases of trespassing. One when he enters Mr Incredible's car without his permission and the other, when he's found in the Parr's house right before his child abduction. Also he would charged with a couple cases of false imprisonment when he first captures Mr Incredible, and later when he captures the entire family.
Mr.Inc was trespassing, and has the kind of super strength that required that elaborate contraption to restrain him. Syndrome could probably make a castle defense and claim to have been lawfully detaining Mr.Inc with no clear government to take jurisdiction over the case, what with Syndrome owning the private island in what might very well be Oceania.
@@bodaciouschad The problem with the trespassing argument is Syndrome lured Mr. Incredible to the island under false pretenses. And it's an island, so leaving wasn't an option; he was stuck there against his will. As for jurisdiction, there are no naturally occurring islands that are unclaimed territory. And I don't believe the island is artificial or newly formed, based on the heavy vegetation and some geological structures that would require a lot of time to form. My best guess is it's U.S. territory, since it would be quite difficult to pose as a government agency for one country while being considered the territory of another.
@@catprog I don't think that really matters since the house belonged to the Parrs and not Kari, so Bob and Helen would still have to have given her permission to let him in (which I highly doubt they would)
Syndrome also pretended to be a superhero saving the city from the Omnidroid, when really he’s the one who set it free in the first place. I’m pretty sure he should be charged for fraud because of this.
Also in the Incredible's universe, doing public super hero acts is also illegal due to violating a government agreement saying supers won't be held liable for damages if they keep their identities secret.
Based on what I can find for the Skinner part, it could be considered Inheritance Hijacking and/or Inheritance Theft. Since Linguini was to inherit the company due to it being left in the will, and Skinner not telling him about it, let alone informing him of being Gusteau’ son, it will vary depending on laws and country. However, since Skinner did this purposely, it may also count as Theft of company. Even though I couldn’t find the penalty for this, my guess logically, Skinner would be forced to surrender the company to Linguini and pay damages.
@@omeletplayz2731 boarding those boats without permission made him a stowaway for a moment, so it might count as both trespassing and fare evasion (depending on the boat purpose)
I love how mousait takes the time to find out what would happen if people broke these laws but he just uses these skills to find out how many crimes a movie villain commited
Criminals need to feel like they are not the bottom of the barrel. Same reason why all the perverts hate 2 specific kinds of perverts with passion - "we are not as bad as they are!"
Yeah a lot of prisoners end up having children of their own that they care about deep down (unless their in for child abuse) and they usually hate when innocent children are hurt.
3:28 Due to the nature of children being similar to nuclear energy in the monster world, Randall instead of child abduction charges and attempted torture of a child would be ownership of a controlled substance (life sentence), and likely a charge similar to animal abuse for the abduction and torture. Additionally, Randall would also be charged with interal corruption as a result of incentivizing Waternoose to carry out said experiments with additional profit and a quick fix to the scream shortage.
5:54 This part of the story before the third act where Bob goes to the island a second time was supposed to be for Frozone, not Mr. Incredible, the evidence to back this up is the fact the fight scene is unusual and takes place in a volcano, an extreme heated atmosphere that was established earlier in the movie to be Frozone’s biggest weakness, and the Omni-droids eye was a blueish color, similar to Frozone’s suit color.
Solutions to each villains crime on how they were defeated Randal: Beaten up by a shovel by a kid's mom. Waternoose: Arrested. Chef Skinner: Tied up by rats Syndrome: Getting his cape stuck in an air turbine and dies with the ship (death penalty complete)
Since the kid's mom thought Randall was an alligator, ain't no way she gonna let that shit slide while she has a kid with her, so she probably killed Randall with the shovel, and even though we never get to find out if Randall died, let's hope he did, because I've absolutely hated Randall ever since I saw the movie, and I still do.
Not gonna lie, while your pre-Homelander videos were interesting to watch, there were many inaccurate/missing charges throughout, not to mention the absence of the villains' sentences and fines. So it's nice to see you update them in the current style you are getting the hang of
You undercharged Skinner. 1) He committed battery by shoving that guy off the moped he stole 2) When he was chasing Remy, he accidentally went down some stairs and damaged the moped he stole (property damage), and he also jumped onto two ships in an attempt to catch Remy, and attempted to jump onto a third (trespassing). 3) After learning that Remy was the cook, Skinner trapped him in a cage (wrongful imprisonment), put the cage in his car (kidnapping), and threatened to murder Remy if he didn't help Skinner launch a brand of frozen foods (coersion). I know that you didn't charge him with animal abuse in the beginning because Skinner initially didn't know Remy was sentient, but he did know that after he found out Remy was the cook.
@@twelved4983 Plus add another life for conspiracy to commit first degree murder against Simba, and another life for later on attempting to do so, if not attemped first degree murder, another death penalty for attempted regicide. Speaking of which, I'll just get usurping the throne out of the way.
5:25 I'd like an explanation on how stalking could get you 10 years. I've seen so many cases of people being stalkers and the cops do nothing unless they cause physical violence on them.
Waternoose's act of banishment is essentially forcibly moving someone into an isolated environment and abandoning them. There's gotta be real crimes that are more applicable to that situation than illegal eviction.
I'm confused about Skinner. - He didn't stole the Vespa from a random citizen, he toke it aggressively from someone he known. When you steal something, the owner consider it lost. - Following someone just once (without contact, or intimidation) can't be considered "stalking" enough to automatically get YEARS. - Trespassing? Wasn't that his own restaurant? Did they already made an official restriction that prevented him to step foot on it? He could always lie and claim he saw a bunch of rats running into it and just checked.
Stealing something from someone you know is still stealing, how is that confusing It was obvious that skinner was stalking linguini for weeks, so that isn't "just once" and stalking is still a crime no matter what He was pretending to be someone else to get into the restaurant, that is 100% trespassing
@@roseolivas08 Of course stealing from someone you know is still stealing. But I don't think he stole it. The victim knows him, he can't just run away and "keep it". He acted like an A.H., but either he was going to return it, or pay back the guy who can kill a man with a thumb. And about the trespassing, I don't recall someone ever made a restriction. He wasn't the owner anymore, but they had no reason to keep him out. Still, if I missed something, I don't care to be proven wrong. I like to share opinions and understand better other points of view.
@@BETMARKonTube When it was found that the restaurant wasn't his property, he was kicked out and later beaten for trespassing on restaurant grounds, so this suggests that there was a restriction placed on him. Also, if he claimed what you said, he'd be lying to a public official, which is also a crime.
He was trespassing as he was no longer the owner and was no longer employed with the restaurant. He wasn't stalking that's just more trespassing and it wasn't Grand Theft Auto if the person he toke it from never presses charges which he most likely didn't.
In regard to Chef Skinner's keeping the truth about Linguine hidden, one could argue he's attempting to defraud the rightful owner of the restaurant by concealing said truth. So Skinner's act could constitute a charge of either "fraud" or "conspiracy to defraud another" depending on the circumstance. In either case, max sentence is warranted due to Skinner's greed.
I like how Syndrome already gets all this terrible crimes added to his list, being by far the worst villain, only to wrap it up with "property damage" (IMO the least terrible of all mentioned before)
This was a great improvement over the original! Well done! One error I noticed, Syndrome should have 3 death penalties, not two, since you mentioned giving him another death penalty for his attempted murder of Helen and the kids but never added it to the list.
Well, Syndrome should actually be getting 3 extra life sentences for second degree attempted murder on Helen and 2 counts of attempted child murder on Dash & Violet because they were not dead!
All in all the chef's actions are perfectly reasonable. A little wreckless when he's most angry and very hotheaded but perfectly logical if you think about it.
Honestly, Chef Skinner is the hero of that movie. He's trying to save a failing restaurant and is keeping a filthy street rat from touching his patron's food. He does steal that moped, which is pretty bad but Im totally on his side with everything else.
could also add the deleted scene where Snug came along for the plane ride with Elastigirl, Violet, and Dash, but Snug died during the explosion, all that remained was his hat sinking into the ocean so best to include a deleted scene crime for murder from Syndrome
I'm not sure if this is even a plausible idea considering the main series games alone are about 99 hours in total and this would probably only appeal to a select audience, but I think a video on the sentencing of culprits in the Ace Attorney series could be cool since it only ever states the details of what happens to the culprits (or.. suspected culprits in the case of one of them) after they get caught a handful of times at most. Of course you have the cut-and-dry premeditated murder culprits, but there are also some non-murder crimes tied to the cases that might be interesting. After writing this I've just realized that this probably sounds like me showing up at your virtual doorstep going "Hello my good sir, do you have the time to talk about our lord and savior Phoenix Wright?", sorry about that.
Boo is basically monster Inc.’s version of princess peach Also, I love how when chef skinner hits the guy off the motorcycle and steals it he just calls it “grand theft auto”
if you have the double disc dvd of Incredibles, the bonus features disc has a thing of interview tapes with every super, so you could count how many but pretty sure it's still minimal requirements for that genocide charge regardless of whether you count them individually, but yeah just thought to mention this
Video ideas / suggestions : - If GTA protagonists were charged for their crimes - If Star Wars villains were charged for their crimes - If DC villains were charged for their crimes - If Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul characters were charged for their crimes - If horror movie villains were charged for their crimes - If Kratos was charged for his crimes - If Rick Sanchez was charged for his crimes - If Omni-Man was charged for his crimes
Since Skinner is aware that Remy is sentient, couldn’t he be charged with kidnapping and blackmail when he caught him in the trap and threatened to kill him if he didn’t make the line of frozen food?
Question: Is there a law about smuggling toxic materials? I figure that the monsters inc team should get fined for that as it's believed children are toxic. Also I'd love to see sully and mike, them hiding boo from the authorities, the toxic waste thing, dangerously disposing of toxic substances (sully flushing the kid toys,) not to mention the university movie, they'd have a ridiculous list
Additional Offenses: Syndrome 6:20 Unlawful possession and use of explosives without a permit 6:50 Kidnapping 7:15 Domestic Terrorism, Unlawful possession and use of explosives without a permit 8:14 Assault and Battery, Reckless Endangerment of a child
@@diegov1743 Yes, but that's only the crimes relating to Walter White. It would be interesting to see every single illegal thing he has done, in both BCS and BB.
I was thinking that since Syndrome killed off around over 15 superheroes with his omnidroids, he was going to get 15 counts of First-Degree Murder and either Death or 15 Consecutive Life Terms.
@@Konpekikaminari yeah but if he gets more then 100, that's genocide... So yeah death penalty is the best option for Syndrome. You could disagree or argue...
I was hoping Ernesto would’ve been included but his crimes are pretty easy to guess like murder, stealing of another’s intellectual property(I don’t think hector copyrighted his songs but still)
It would be too long with too- no wait... he could compile all the murders into one like he did with kung-fu panda 1's villain destruction of public property.
I’ve always held that Syndrome is the darkest Pixar villain, but seeing the actual list of his crimes and sentences make him so much worse. The fact he did all these things because Mr Incredible told him he didn’t want his help.
It’s more like syndrome wanted a mentor and to help others but me.incredible just pushed him away and discouraged him. It’s pretty much the same as what the Jedi did to anakin with becoming a master
@The Nathan Show Honestly, I forget Cars 2 exists half the time, but I can’t disagree with that 😆
@@Masked_SVincent you cant blame someone for not wanting help
Hitler and art school vibes
Syndrome takes the word psychopath to a new level.
It seems that Skinner is the first villain to conceivably carry out his sentence.
What about Tony’s time out
Well, Syndrome at least carried out one of his two death sentences
Lmao frfr
2 "legally fine"s; gta, trespassing, and stalking.
Well I mean Syndrome definitely paid off his death debt
@@amog8202 You forgot reckless driving.
That chef guy is probably one of the mildest pixar villains.
I'd let him go.
For driving like a jackass?
Hell no!
I mean Hé is in right Hé is the only one whos is actualy the good one
For once its not black and white
Its grey
@@Matthew_Klepadlo I know at least one character that drove more reckless and all he got was 1 year in jail. Fight that!
Imagine if Sid and Darla were charged for their crimes
They'd likely end up in Juvenile Hall, given their ages
@Quandale Dingle The 3rd Sid is the skull shirt kid from Toy Story and Darla is the headgear girl from Finding Nemo :)
Regarding Syndrome: I'm pretty sure the Omnidroid would be considered a weapon of mass destruction and its unauthorised development and creation would in itself carry very heavy penalties. Its potential destructive capabilities are similar to that of a small fleet of tanks, or a few fully armed attack helicopters, not to mention its extreme mobility (short range flight?!). It's directly shown to be impervious to most conventional explosives. The first one Mr Incredible destroys literally survived BEING SUBMERGED IN MAGMA. You would be locked up for life simply for the creation of one omnidroid.
Well the last man who build weapons of mass destruction, the V2 Rocket, to be precise, and caused several deaths and severe damage to buildings in London ended up working for NASA.
His name was Wernher von Braun.
@@KaeptnTerror I think there's been a few WMD designers since him.
@@finnicol-taylor2976 And they also worked for USA.
Are you implying we send Omnidroids to space?
There's a theory out there that Syndrome really worked for the government, at least as a weapons manufacturer. The fact that superheros were so expensive to hide was why they may have turned a blind eye to their deaths
Holy fucking shit. That is terrifying because of how much sense it makes, and how realistic it is. Chilling
Not really bc syndrome’s clientele are evil people like terrorists, dictators and the works
Well I have a new fanfic idea
It tru syndrome says something along the lines of, i make weapons then sell them to governments, but I keep the best ones for myself
That makes sense but he still commited the impersonation ig
The most chill Pixar movie had the most chill villain, and the most hardcore Pixar movie had the most hardcore villain. Perfectly balanced
And they where both directed by the same person, coincidence? I THINK NOT.
@@alexgomez6723 And they're both amazing movies, coincidence?
@@SeaOfPixels I THINK NOT.
Syndrome an incel with superpowers
What were they?
I would argue that tossing Sully and Mike through the door qualifies as 'people smuggling', since they're technically moving them to another country illegally against their will.
human trafficking
@@isaacvitela5131 Monster trafficking
Damn I didn’t know Antarctica was a country
@@DeamonDragoon it looks like maybe the Himalayas or some other cold mountain range rather than Antarctica because after they get shoved out, you can vaguely see shapes of mountains in the background
@@rudy3396 "Welcome to the Himalayas!"
I don't know why, but the casual statement of "He once again abducts the child." Sent me. You're making amazing videos.
same energy as “CASUALLY APPROACH CHILD.”
@@eldritchskye2608 CASUALLY ABDUCT CHILD
Fav part of the video tbh
@@eldritchskye2608 Casually abduct child
@@eldritchskye2608 *GRASP CHILD FIRMLY*
Considering Waternoose did get arrested this, there is nothing stopping us from thinking this sentence happened
I like how in the beginning, Skinner actually isn’t a bad guy, yeah he may be kinda harsh and loud and maybe a bit morally questionable, but he never does anything particularly bad or illegal. Its only when Skinner starts becoming frustrated and desperate against Remy that he starts doing illegal things.
He has the lightest sentence of just *twelve years $1000.*
@@theoneandonlymem432 Yeah, he's one of the few non-immortal villains in these videos that could actually serve his sentence
@@theoneandonlymem432It’s still crazy for how bat crap insane he went after seeing the rat. He recklessly drove a stolen bike, stalked someone, and broke into the kitchen without reason.
@@magnusvonbraun9870 That thing he drove wasn't a bike -- I'm pretty sure it was a Vespa, which is a type of motorized scooter
@@magnusvonbraun9870 The court would probably say he's insane and chalk it up to the stress of running the restaurant getting to him.
I knew Randall was a monster,but I never knew he was an actual “monster”.
You didn't realize he was torturing Boo?
/j
for some reason i always thought Randall was a she as a kid wtf
When I was little I thought the attempted torture scenes in that movie were the scariest thing ever I had nightmares
@@LittlePawPup well makes sense he is purple after all
Torturing a child should be a death penalty
I love the detail of being shanked in prison, it's realistic but hilariously out of place
Yeah, it's pretty damn scary with how people like that get treated in prison (at least in the US).
@@IkeFanBoy64 its scary, but child traffickers and molesters gets a free pass for shanking in my head. Go to town
@@tobbsnobb1366 Which proves my point.
@@IkeFanBoy64 what point are you proving are you a pedo or something? People that hurt children deserve the worse.
@@Solarphantom2017 Well if my attempts at shanking mirelurks with a switchblade in fallout are anything to go off of, I'd say he's fine.
I think the banishment should count as "reckless endangerment" at least.
Mr. Waternoose forced Mike and Sully into an environment in which they would be at risk of serious bodily injury.
So add 120 days' imprisonment to Mr. Waternoose's punishment.
I 100% agree with this! Also I noticed a typo in Randall’s sentenceing - in the video he has 2 life and gets 3 more (at 2:33) but the counter then goes up to 6 not 5 (at 2:35 and on)
average villain charges: genocide, torture, first degree murder, etc etc
skinner: reckless driving
3:34 Funnily enough, Waternoose was the only villain who actually DID get arrested. In other words, he most likely did get charged for those crimes. I think he would also be charged with corruption since he abused his power (getting Sulley and Mike illegally banished, most likely funding the creation of the scream extractor, etc.).
How much can you get charged for Corruption?
I hadn't really thought about it, but I wonder if that could mean Randall was also charged if he ever made it back to the monster world. Probably hard to arrest someone who can turn invisibile.
4:55 Actually, I'm pretty sure not informing someone in a will that they're in it IS illegal, at least in the UK. It happened to my mother after the death of a family friend when a relative hid the will for a bit to keep more money.
Really? I hope everything turned out all right for your mother in the end.
This is in france, I wonder if the law works similarly there.
@@m.douglas8492 mousait follows the us laws to make his videos
The film does take place in Paris too ^-^
@@haven621 which is weird cuz he's british
Don't forget that Skinner also kidnapped Remi and tried to force him to work for him. This does count as criminal, because at that point, Skinner knew that Remi was the cook behind Linguini and therefor a sentient being.
That would also be literally slavery or forced labor.
I wouldn't count it because how would you prove the rat is even intelligent enough to do that and doubt the jury would really care enough to charge him for a rat.
@@Powerlevelspy The video creator has given sentences for things like that before, though.
@@condedooku9750 It wouldn't count because legally, though animals do have some protections from abuse, they are considered chattel and thus property. Forcing an animal to labor is therefore not legally considered slavery or forced labor.
@@alexaasmr3035 But this also an unprecedented situation of a not only intelligent creature, but a sentient one. A non human animal capable of complex thoughts and emotions. If it were to be revealed and proven that Remi was in fact sentient, is it not possible there would be changes in the laws to represent that?
Chef skinner: the first villain to survive his sentence
**pst pst**
What?
**pssst psst pst**
Ahem… apparently, due to chef skinners age, he did not survive his imprisonment.
Time is a b_tch, isn't it?
Being reminded of just how much heinous crimes Syndrome did is hilarious to me. This was a genius video 😂
I would like to recommend making a video series of "what if HEROES were charged for their crimes" because sometimes heroes in superhero and animated movies commit some crimes, so it would be funny to see their charges
Miguel Rivera (Coco):
Vandalism (breaking into Ernesto's tomb)
Robbery (Taking the guitar for a couple of hours).
Mr. Increrible:
Tresspassing
Bank robbery
Assaulting a police officer
Breaking all the bones of his ex boss
Illegal superhero activities
Woody (Toy story 1):
Assaulting with intentions of "k1ll1ng" Buzz
@@fernandoguillen5996 he wasn't wanting to kill buzz he just wanted to knock him behind the desk not out the window
Kratos:
Lots of murder
Possibly adulatory
Many war crimes
Destruction of religious artifacts
Torture
@@gamerstheater1187 you can also include regicide for killing Zeus by example
@@fernandoguillen5996 more like killing Ares since he took up the mantle of god of war
Syndrome would also have maybe two cases of trespassing. One when he enters Mr Incredible's car without his permission and the other, when he's found in the Parr's house right before his child abduction. Also he would charged with a couple cases of false imprisonment when he first captures Mr Incredible, and later when he captures the entire family.
Mr.Inc was trespassing, and has the kind of super strength that required that elaborate contraption to restrain him. Syndrome could probably make a castle defense and claim to have been lawfully detaining Mr.Inc with no clear government to take jurisdiction over the case, what with Syndrome owning the private island in what might very well be Oceania.
As a minor the charge of tresspass in his Incrediboy phase would've been waived at 18 afaik.
@@bodaciouschad The problem with the trespassing argument is Syndrome lured Mr. Incredible to the island under false pretenses. And it's an island, so leaving wasn't an option; he was stuck there against his will.
As for jurisdiction, there are no naturally occurring islands that are unclaimed territory. And I don't believe the island is artificial or newly formed, based on the heavy vegetation and some geological structures that would require a lot of time to form. My best guess is it's U.S. territory, since it would be quite difficult to pose as a government agency for one country while being considered the territory of another.
Did Syndrome get permission to enter the house from the babysitter?
@@catprog I don't think that really matters since the house belonged to the Parrs and not Kari, so Bob and Helen would still have to have given her permission to let him in (which I highly doubt they would)
"And when everyone's a super, no one is"
That line still gives me chills
Syndrome also pretended to be a superhero saving the city from the Omnidroid, when really he’s the one who set it free in the first place. I’m pretty sure he should be charged for fraud because of this.
Also in the Incredible's universe, doing public super hero acts is also illegal due to violating a government agreement saying supers won't be held liable for damages if they keep their identities secret.
He’s already getting executed two times lol
@@theautisticcomedian
I thought ALL super hero acts were illegal, and that's why they almost arrested mr incredible and the ice guy?
Syndrome *reads his sentence*
Saul Goodman: “Hello there, did you know you have rights?”
@@thegames4565 I think they almost arrested them because it looked like they were robbing the jewelry store
These videos really put into perspective the scale of what villains do.
When villains turn into monsters (expect a few, of course)
It really does.
8:30 You forgot Frame Up, as Syndrome makes everyone in town think that he is a hero
6:53 kidnapping interrogation and torture
Based on what I can find for the Skinner part, it could be considered Inheritance Hijacking and/or Inheritance Theft. Since Linguini was to inherit the company due to it being left in the will, and Skinner not telling him about it, let alone informing him of being Gusteau’ son, it will vary depending on laws and country.
However, since Skinner did this purposely, it may also count as Theft of company. Even though I couldn’t find the penalty for this, my guess logically, Skinner would be forced to surrender the company to Linguini and pay damages.
Would he get a trespassing charge for jumping on those boats in the document chase scene?
@@omeletplayz2731 boarding those boats without permission made him a stowaway for a moment, so it might count as both trespassing and fare evasion (depending on the boat purpose)
Well he could deny all knowing of it. Even under oath their would be no way of proving he knew
@@istphantomgames596I think that this channel assumes that courts are somehow able to prove everything
After 8:09 I missed the Scene where he "catch" a Truck full of Gas from his Robot and trow it behind him saying "I am Syndrome!"
You know there is a lot of crime when someone who gets 12 years in prison looks like a good guy
I love how mousait takes the time to find out what would happen if people broke these laws but he just uses these skills to find out how many crimes a movie villain commited
3:15
This is pretty factual, as crimes against Children is extremely frowned upon in the criminal world
Criminals need to feel like they are not the bottom of the barrel. Same reason why all the perverts hate 2 specific kinds of perverts with passion - "we are not as bad as they are!"
3:15 Yeah, if a child predator is in prison, this is exactly what they will deal with.
Even prisoners have standards.
Tyra bc there can be dads in there
That is actually very nice to hear
Yeah a lot of prisoners end up having children of their own that they care about deep down (unless their in for child abuse) and they usually hate when innocent children are hurt.
1:32 Me returning to my house after shopping in Detroit
3:28 Due to the nature of children being similar to nuclear energy in the monster world, Randall instead of child abduction charges and attempted torture of a child would be ownership of a controlled substance (life sentence), and likely a charge similar to animal abuse for the abduction and torture. Additionally, Randall would also be charged with interal corruption as a result of incentivizing Waternoose to carry out said experiments with additional profit and a quick fix to the scream shortage.
The scariest part of this series to me is finding out how little people are charged for FKN ABDUCTION
IKR lmao not even a full decade smhh
@@WickedPhase that is SICK ROTTED AND EVIL, MF YOU *STOLE* ANOTHER HUMAN BEING. WHO TF WROTE THESE LAWS?!
That's not even the worst part, attempted abduction have a bigger sentence then successul abduction, like WTF
@@roseoliveira6709it’s attempting child abduction vs adult abduction, so that’s why it’s different
5:31 one of the main reasons why chef skinner is the funniest character in ratatouille.
"WHO COOKED DA RATATOUILLE I DEMAND TO KNOW!"
*confusion
That scene had me laughing
@@tto0508*gets locked away with no escape*
5:54 This part of the story before the third act where Bob goes to the island a second time was supposed to be for Frozone, not Mr. Incredible, the evidence to back this up is the fact the fight scene is unusual and takes place in a volcano, an extreme heated atmosphere that was established earlier in the movie to be Frozone’s biggest weakness, and the Omni-droids eye was a blueish color, similar to Frozone’s suit color.
Well said! I never thought of that before!
You’re right. If this isn’t a first degree attempted murder on Frozone, I don’t know what is that.
6:27 Can we take a moment to admire that perfectly-cut scream?
Let's just put the To be Continued music and it would be too perfect to exist. 🤣😂
Solutions to each villains crime on how they were defeated
Randal: Beaten up by a shovel by a kid's mom.
Waternoose: Arrested.
Chef Skinner: Tied up by rats
Syndrome: Getting his cape stuck in an air turbine and dies with the ship (death penalty complete)
No capes!
We all know Waternoose got shanked in prison
Since the kid's mom thought Randall was an alligator, ain't no way she gonna let that shit slide while she has a kid with her, so she probably killed Randall with the shovel, and even though we never get to find out if Randall died, let's hope he did, because I've absolutely hated Randall ever since I saw the movie, and I still do.
@@acompletelyrandomuser3584 randall is alive in kh3
@@Dario-uj6qokh3?
“And will likely be shanked in prison”
That caught me off guard so much lmfao
This definitely wasn’t the best video I could have watched on my home page but it was definitely the best video I could have watched on my home page
For Randall on the Banishment one, he could be charged with 2 counts of Interstate Transportation, Illegal transportation, and reckless endangerment
I never realised how bad most of these villains are until I see their crimes, it’s surprising just how evil a lot of them are
8:34
I like how the omnidroid is just chilling in the back of his mugshot.
Where!?
XD
@@Error402-z6g
John Connor, look, a Terminator!
John: "WHERE?!"
BAAAHH! ha ha ha ha ha!
AH HA! OH HA HA HA HA HA HA!
@@Error402-z6gunder there
Not gonna lie, while your pre-Homelander videos were interesting to watch, there were many inaccurate/missing charges throughout, not to mention the absence of the villains' sentences and fines. So it's nice to see you update them in the current style you are getting the hang of
For Randal and Waternoose, you left out conspiracy to commit kidnapping.
You undercharged Skinner.
1) He committed battery by shoving that guy off the moped he stole
2) When he was chasing Remy, he accidentally went down some stairs and damaged the moped he stole (property damage), and he also jumped onto two ships in an attempt to catch Remy, and attempted to jump onto a third (trespassing).
3) After learning that Remy was the cook, Skinner trapped him in a cage (wrongful imprisonment), put the cage in his car (kidnapping), and threatened to murder Remy if he didn't help Skinner launch a brand of frozen foods (coersion). I know that you didn't charge him with animal abuse in the beginning because Skinner initially didn't know Remy was sentient, but he did know that after he found out Remy was the cook.
1:10 That last "HELP!" will forever be funny to me
I still really want the original Disney villains like Scar, Jafar and Hades.
7:39 You forgot to count Syndrome's 2nd death penalty.
Scar would probably get the death sentence for fratricide/regicide (both in that case).
@@twelved4983 Regicide would be death, fratricide would be life, Imma count it as Regicide even though I really like Scar.
@@twelved4983 Plus add another life for conspiracy to commit first degree murder against Simba, and another life for later on attempting to do so, if not attemped first degree murder, another death penalty for attempted regicide. Speaking of which, I'll just get usurping the throne out of the way.
@@twelved4983 OH, and another life for killing a hyena in his song.
I don't know why but hearing that vine boom just brings joy to me.
5:25 I'd like an explanation on how stalking could get you 10 years. I've seen so many cases of people being stalkers and the cops do nothing unless they cause physical violence on them.
I love this series, and your commentary! Hope the series will continue on!
this guy just came out of nowhere making bangers let's give him some respect 🙏
What about Lotso, Hopper, Ernesto De La Cruz, Charles Muntz, Auto, Stinky Pete,
Waternoose's act of banishment is essentially forcibly moving someone into an isolated environment and abandoning them. There's gotta be real crimes that are more applicable to that situation than illegal eviction.
4:10 but it would not be better to use the french constitution for that one? XD
everyone gangsta until you realize what crimes the villain has done
I'm confused about Skinner.
- He didn't stole the Vespa from a random citizen, he toke it aggressively from someone he known.
When you steal something, the owner consider it lost.
- Following someone just once (without contact, or intimidation) can't be considered "stalking" enough to automatically get YEARS.
- Trespassing? Wasn't that his own restaurant?
Did they already made an official restriction that prevented him to step foot on it?
He could always lie and claim he saw a bunch of rats running into it and just checked.
Stealing something from someone you know is still stealing, how is that confusing
It was obvious that skinner was stalking linguini for weeks, so that isn't "just once" and stalking is still a crime no matter what
He was pretending to be someone else to get into the restaurant, that is 100% trespassing
@@roseolivas08
Of course stealing from someone you know is still stealing.
But I don't think he stole it. The victim knows him, he can't just run away and "keep it". He acted like an A.H., but either he was going to return it, or pay back the guy who can kill a man with a thumb.
And about the trespassing, I don't recall someone ever made a restriction.
He wasn't the owner anymore, but they had no reason to keep him out.
Still, if I missed something, I don't care to be proven wrong.
I like to share opinions and understand better other points of view.
@@BETMARKonTube When it was found that the restaurant wasn't his property, he was kicked out and later beaten for trespassing on restaurant grounds, so this suggests that there was a restriction placed on him. Also, if he claimed what you said, he'd be lying to a public official, which is also a crime.
also there is no way he's 5'8" 😭😭
He was trespassing as he was no longer the owner and was no longer employed with the restaurant. He wasn't stalking that's just more trespassing and it wasn't Grand Theft Auto if the person he toke it from never presses charges which he most likely didn't.
5:08 That Crime got me Chef Skinner doing GTA
In regard to Chef Skinner's keeping the truth about Linguine hidden, one could argue he's attempting to defraud the rightful owner of the restaurant by concealing said truth. So Skinner's act could constitute a charge of either "fraud" or "conspiracy to defraud another" depending on the circumstance. In either case, max sentence is warranted due to Skinner's greed.
I like how Syndrome already gets all this terrible crimes added to his list, being by far the worst villain, only to wrap it up with "property damage" (IMO the least terrible of all mentioned before)
It's really nice to see the old videos with the punishments tbh.
7:48
I'm fairly certain that that plane was also established as US government property. Wouldn't that entail any additional charges?
Terrorism.
In the case of randall's illegal eviction charge when sully and mike got vanished, I think unlawful inprisonment would fit a bit better given the case
*banished
I agree with you.
i cant with the vine booms when they sum it all up 3:30
For once a villian actually got a sentence that could be waited out
Probably because the protagonist is not a human.
@@danielyuan9862depends on who you consider the protagonist, Lungini or Remi
This was a great improvement over the original! Well done!
One error I noticed, Syndrome should have 3 death penalties, not two, since you mentioned giving him another death penalty for his attempted murder of Helen and the kids but never added it to the list.
Well, Syndrome should actually be getting 3 extra life sentences for second degree attempted murder on Helen and 2 counts of attempted child murder on Dash & Violet because they were not dead!
All in all the chef's actions are perfectly reasonable. A little wreckless when he's most angry and very hotheaded but perfectly logical if you think about it.
Honestly, Chef Skinner is the hero of that movie. He's trying to save a failing restaurant and is keeping a filthy street rat from touching his patron's food. He does steal that moped, which is pretty bad but Im totally on his side with everything else.
0:11 THATS 6 months?! Damn.
Ikr, he just shaked him
dude just speedran 100k, congrats
When I was little, I was terrified of Randal. Now seeing his crimes, I am even more terrified.
Well, He Deserves It, And I'm Glad He's In Jail On MOUSAIT's Channel Currently Serving His Sentence!! 😂
@@Error402-z6g or he could possibly have been beaten to death
I always knew syndrome was a dark villain, but I never knew he was THIS dark.
‘Likely be shanked in prison’ YOU LEGEND
could also add the deleted scene where Snug came along for the plane ride with Elastigirl, Violet, and Dash, but Snug died during the explosion, all that remained was his hat sinking into the ocean so best to include a deleted scene crime for murder from Syndrome
I like that this format feels like Cinema Sins (and not sins). Very informative, provides a new perspective on the movie and also entertaining!
I'm not sure if this is even a plausible idea considering the main series games alone are about 99 hours in total and this would probably only appeal to a select audience, but I think a video on the sentencing of culprits in the Ace Attorney series could be cool since it only ever states the details of what happens to the culprits (or.. suspected culprits in the case of one of them) after they get caught a handful of times at most. Of course you have the cut-and-dry premeditated murder culprits, but there are also some non-murder crimes tied to the cases that might be interesting. After writing this I've just realized that this probably sounds like me showing up at your virtual doorstep going "Hello my good sir, do you have the time to talk about our lord and savior Phoenix Wright?", sorry about that.
Boo is basically monster Inc.’s version of princess peach
Also, I love how when chef skinner hits the guy off the motorcycle and steals it he just calls it “grand theft auto”
as randall's lawyer i would like to point out there is no legal precedent for extracting screams being "torture" my client is innocent of any charge
How tf is reckless driving 500$ but stalking is 10 years?
if you have the double disc dvd of Incredibles, the bonus features disc has a thing of interview tapes with every super, so you could count how many but pretty sure it's still minimal requirements for that genocide charge regardless of whether you count them individually, but yeah just thought to mention this
Aren't we all glad that the villains Were Defeated. Randall: Hit With A Broom. Syndrome: Caught in a jet turbine. SKINNER: ???
Randall getting six entire life sentences is the funniest thing I've seen all day
Video ideas / suggestions :
- If GTA protagonists were charged for their crimes
- If Star Wars villains were charged for their crimes
- If DC villains were charged for their crimes
- If Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul characters were charged for their crimes
- If horror movie villains were charged for their crimes
- If Kratos was charged for his crimes
- If Rick Sanchez was charged for his crimes
- If Omni-Man was charged for his crimes
Those all sound like great ideas.
Is blue sky villains a great idea everyone?
@@danieloconnor6771 I can’t really remember any Blue Sky villains.
@@thomasraines1396 My Idea: "If Violy Anderson Was Charged For Her Crimes" great idea? 🙏🏻🥺
@@Error402-z6g I’m not sure who that is but it sounds good.
This remake is much better! Keep up the great work
Since Skinner is aware that Remy is sentient, couldn’t he be charged with kidnapping and blackmail when he caught him in the trap and threatened to kill him if he didn’t make the line of frozen food?
I'm surprised he didn't include anything from Syndrome 15 years back.
He inderectly aidded in the escape of a supervillain.
t’s really cool to see your one of your old vids remastered now that you have vastly improved. Great job :)
Question: Is there a law about smuggling toxic materials? I figure that the monsters inc team should get fined for that as it's believed children are toxic.
Also I'd love to see sully and mike, them hiding boo from the authorities, the toxic waste thing, dangerously disposing of toxic substances (sully flushing the kid toys,) not to mention the university movie, they'd have a ridiculous list
Yes
Additional Offenses:
Syndrome
6:20 Unlawful possession and use of explosives without a permit
6:50 Kidnapping
7:15 Domestic Terrorism, Unlawful possession and use of explosives without a permit
8:14 Assault and Battery, Reckless Endangerment of a child
It will probably be quite a long video, but you should definitely do one for Saul Goodman!
Spoilers
That already happens at the end of BCS.
@@diegov1743 Yes, but that's only the crimes relating to Walter White. It would be interesting to see every single illegal thing he has done, in both BCS and BB.
7:39 you said you would give em another death penalty, but yet it still only says 1 death penalty.
Well you can’t really die more than once
@@LynR.M.1378 he added more than one death sentence in other villains
Superemetrapxex I’ll work on this villain case if mousait missed anything.
@@WREGAHSTigerLifeChris Thank you
@@supremetrapxex cuz murder isn’t death, life imprisonment is.
I was thinking that since Syndrome killed off around over 15 superheroes with his omnidroids, he was going to get 15 counts of First-Degree Murder and either Death or 15 Consecutive Life Terms.
Death, by 15 it's at least mass-murder
@@Konpekikaminari yeah but if he gets more then 100, that's genocide...
So yeah death penalty is the best option for Syndrome.
You could disagree or argue...
'Likely get shanked in a prison' is probably true. Even prisoners don't like people who mess with children
Yeah. It’s likely some prisoners have kids.
I was hoping Ernesto would’ve been included but his crimes are pretty easy to guess like murder, stealing of another’s intellectual property(I don’t think hector copyrighted his songs but still)
“He once again abducts the child”
The way you said that made it quite funny
*CHILD ABDUCTION IS NOT FUNNY*
@@Error402-z6g *CHILD ABDUCTION IS INCREDIBLY HILARIOUS*
this guy just came out of nowhere making bangers let's get him to 100k 🙏
2:56 A completely accurate portrayal of modern Disney.
Why don't you back that up with a source?
6:36 That "ring-buzz" is so _chilling_ to hear, no matter how many times...
3:08 would this also count as child labor
Love these vids. You need to do this but with horror villains.
It would be too long with too- no wait... he could compile all the murders into one like he did with kung-fu panda 1's villain destruction of public property.