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What I love most about these Disney villains is that they are all different types. Some of them are serious, Some are comedic, While others are just down right malicious and stone hearted.
The best thing Facilier going for him is Keith David as a voice actor. The man can not only ACT, but he's an amazing singer, so "Friends on the Other Side" is an absolute BOP
As a little sheep in Zootopia, Dawn Bellwether (Jenny Slate) endured a life of insults and belittlement, especially from predatory animals. She eventually reached a breaking point and decided to knock the predators down a peg. Using a toxic flower called a night howler, she synthesized a drug that causes predators to go feral to spread pandemonium. Bellwether is lacking compared to other female Disney villains in personality, but her plan is quite sinister. She has no remorse for the prejudice she is spreading, nor does she really care about elevating prey species above predators. It's all just a veil for her own selfish ambition.
Finally... Somebody has something good to say about king Magnifico from Disney's Wish. I feel that he is over hated. If you think about it, he is like half of the disney villain fandom. He has magic powers, desires the respect and obedience of those under him,he is entertaining (Maleficent, Scar, Judge Frollo....) etc. And if anyone feels he is misunderstood in some way, then he is like the other half of the disney villain fandom (Yzma, Edgar, Shere Khan...). Long story short, I find him cool and nobody is telling me otherwise.
After watching Wish, King Magnifico was pretty much a crybaby who demands respect and wants things his way. He wasn’t as dastardly as the other villains on this list
My Top Ten Favorite Disney Villains (and Non-Disney Villains) are. 10. Judge Doom. Who Framed Roger Rabbit. 9. Yubaba. Spirited Away. 8. Fat Cat. Chip 'n' Dale's Rescue Rangers. Animated Series. 7. The Baroness. Cruella. - 2022. 6. Venger. Dungeons & Dragons. 80s's Animated Series. 5. OGGY BOOGY MAN. The Nightmare Before Christmas. 4. Zira. The Lion King 2 Simba's Pride. 3. Prince Phobos. W.I.T.C.H. 2. Big Boy Caprice. Dick Tracy. - 1990. 1. Cruella De Ville. 101 Dalmatians the series. Animated Series.
This is a very good list. You guys have to talk about top 10 best Disney sequel, villains, or top 10 betrayal moments with Disney villains and sequels or prequels. This is pretty awesome.
Sweet Pete was a reference to Bobby Driscoll, the original voice actor for Peter Pan, having been addicted to drugs, and passing away at only 31 years old.
This was Absolutely Amazing Video for The Villains from Disney. My Top 10 Favorite Disney Villains 1: Davy Jones 2: Hades 3: Maleficent 4: Scar 5: Dr. Facilier 6: Jafar 7: Ursula 8: Cruela De Vil 9: Yzma 10: The Evil Queen
And the ONLY good villain for the company in 2004. I honestly can’t think of any other villain they had that was great or memorable other than Syndrome because I really think other animated studios had them beat with their villains; especially Shrek 2 with the Fairy Godmother. The only other villain I can think of that Disney had that year was Mr. Yodel from Home on the Range (cringe).
I'm very happy to see that you guys picked John Silver for 2002. He's definitely the most underrated Disney villain of all time. He's one of the many, many reasons why Treasure Planet's an underrated masterpiece. He was unlike anything that Disney has ever created before and sadly for obvious reasons, we may never get another Disney villain like him. He's such a sympathetic, complex, three-dimensional, morally-gray, memorable, and even relatable antagonist. He may be a cutthroat, ruthless, dangerous, scheming, cunning, and menacing cyborg pirate, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have a heart of gold at all (or even a conscience for that matter). He becomes the father that the movie's hero, Jim Hawkins, wish he had. He changes the boy's life for the better. Had Jim never went on that voyage and met Silver, he would've never had a bright and prosperous future. Not only did Silver change Jim, but Jim changed Silver as well as proven by Silver's redemption near the end of the film. And if Silver's Makings of Greatness speech isn't enough to solidify his character, then I don't know what does. The late Brian Murray did an amazing job voicing Silver and for his performance on Silver alone should be more than enough for him to be recognized as a Disney Legend just like Robin Williams was for Genie.
I'd like to give Scroop an honorable mention. He's the secondary antagonist from the same movie as John Silver. He's almost the complete opposite of Silver. He does things throughout the film that Silver himself wouldn't, even if he tried. Scroop attempts to slaughter Jim Hawkins twice, successfully-murders Mr. Arrow by cutting off his lifeline, making him scream in doom as he falls straight into the black hole, gets Jim falsely-blamed for Mr. Arrow's untimely demise, and tries to expose Silver as a big ol' softie just for his affection towards Jim right in front of their whole pirate gang in hopes that they'll turn on him and even kill him. Scroop's one of the scariest, if not, THE scariest Disney villain of all time. He's such an evil, violent, blood-thristy, cruel, cold-hearted, selfish, sadistic, and psychotic (Is it any wonder why Jim calls him a spider psycho?) eight-legged monster.
Quick question about Mother Gothel, though. How did Rapunzel not realize that her "mother" never aged, but she herself did. And obviously, Mother Gothel told her of her the purpose of her magic hair, so how did she not put two and two together?
Bruce is not really a villain, in fact, he was actually a friendly and somewhat bumbling character, is committed to the cause and wants to be a vegetarian shark and his slogan is "Fish are friends, not food". Sure, he does do his creppy face at Marlin and Dory in his first appearances, but he was making fun with them (mostly on Marlin) and the only reason he went after Marlin and Dory because there's a bit of blood that hypnotized him.
Yeah I would say the Anglerfish is the villainous fish since it tried to eat Marlin and Dory or the Barracuda that killed Coral as well as Nemo's siblings before they were even hatched out.
And Treasure Planet. Especially considering the fact that Mojo keeps leaving that underrated magnum opus out of the majority of their lists for obvious and biased reasons, when it comes to Disney and animated movies in general.
While I agree that Mother Gothels is 2010's most narsasistic villain, I think Horvath from The Sorcerer's Apprentice should get honorable mention here. When Balthazar traps Morgana inside a nesting doll until he can find an apprentice worthy enough to posess Merlin's ring of power, Horvath will stop at nothing, including killing those who help him, from getting the doll and releasing Morgana.
I actually believe that there is no Villain in encanto, she is never truly evil or wants to hurt someone. She wants to protect the magic but doesn't see Mirabel in her actions.
The one that isn’t the “protector of the jungle but fucking murders Mowgli’s wolf-father in cold blood? also WTF is Abuela that pick for 2021? I was expecting Ercole!!!!!!
While I have heard that people complain here and there that these newer villains are getting less and less "truly villainous", I personally actually really _really_ like this trend of having more complex and layered villains. I believe that it adds more humanity to them, allowing us, the audience, to both feel empathy for them and talk about some actual and harsh real life problems. Instead of laughing at cartoony villains, exploring these problems is way more valuable, in my opinion.
I got to work with, and was personal friends with, the late Dale Baer, who was the principal animator of Yzma. While he didn't work directly for Disney until "The Emperor's New Groove" (as part of his own company, Baer Animation, he worked on many Disney characters) I have zero doubt that for over twenty years before then, Dale was the best animator in the world who *didn't* work for Disney. On "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," he was the animator trusted with drawing Mickey when Mickey and Bugs Bunny dropped in the sky with Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins).
Actually, Hans did appear at the photo at the end of "Once Upon a Studio." You can see his head pop up on the right side behind Robin Hood, Maid Marian, Fred, & John Henry.
@@hunterolaughlin 😆I know. That is weird! But, then again, there was probably a lot of activity happening in the studio that wasn't shown in the short. Something could've unfrozen him. Actually, that dialogue you came up with would make sense in an "epilogue" moment after the events of the short. Since Hans was in the picture behind Anna & Elsa, maybe he snuck in at the last moment and they didn't see him until after the picture was taken. Either way, an interesting situation to consider.
Definitely Abuela from Encanto, she shouldn've treated her family so hard (not even Mirabel)happy saturday afternoon, Emily. Take care and God bless you, greetings from Colombia to you as well.
I already know about My Most Favorite Evil, Heartless, Bruteful, Merciless, Tyrannical, Malevolent, Malicious and Dominant Antagonistic Disney Villains are Throughout the Years. Check these out: 1. Pete (Mickey Mouse franchise) 2. Hades 3. Jafar 4. Shan Yu 5. William Clayton 6. Hector Barbossa 7. Sark (Disney's Tron 1982 film) 8. Ursula 9. Maleficent 10. Captain James Hook 11. Gaston LeGume 12. Scar 13. Leroy (Lilo and Stitch) 14. Oogie Boogie 15. Randall Boggs 16. Drake Stone and Maxim Horvath (Disney's The Sorcerer's Apprentice 2010) 17. Dr. Facilier 18. Professor Padraic Ratigan 19. Namaari (Disney's Raya and the Last Dragon) These are My Most Favorite Epic Antagonistic Disney Villains I Absolutely Love, Cherish, Respect and Appreciate Throughout the Years.
I don’t think Bruce should be considered a villain because it’s clearly Marlin’s fault. Dory was trying to ask the sharks to read Dr. Sherman’s address on the mask, but Marlin tried to stop her because he was afraid to lose her since he said later in the movie during the John Ratzenberger school of fish that no other fish in the ocean was gonna help him find Nemo but Dory, leading to the drop of Dory’s blood that threw Bruce overboard. So, yeah. I know Marlin needed help, but he needs to let others who are helping him to get more help. Secondly, if Marlin let Dory ask the sharks for help, the sharks would’ve killed Dr. Sherman and Darla in the final battle of Finding Nemo, and the movie would’ve been turned into a rated R shark horror disaster, leading to an early death for Pixar and Finding Dory would’ve had a villain, which is Darla’s father and Dr. Sherman’s younger brother, voiced by William Atherton aka Walter Peck from Ghostbusters, and his name would be Walter Sherman. Finally, Bruce is actually considered an antihero and he and his buddies are actually my favorite Pixar characters ever. Did you know that?
I mean, Syndrome did kept annoying Mr. Incredible and it was because of him that the train tracks explode and Bomb Voyage got away. I would've said the same thing if I was Bob.
I agree with everyone except for Alma. The Baroness was a badass villain and terrifying as all get out. Not to mention the pain she caused HER family. She murdered Estella's adoptive mother and then tried to murder Cruella. By her attitude, those aren't the only two people she's gone after. Her line "Narrow it down" implies she's killed many people and would gladly do it again.
Of course the peter pan story is that of his original Voice actor Bobby Driscoll, who after he got too "old" was dropped by Disney, he passed away at the age of 31 and was buried in a potters field grave aka a paupers grave, he was said to be homeless at the time of his death. He was not recognised so was buried under the name John Doe
0:30 2000: Yzma -The Emperor's New Groove 1:40 2001: Randall Boggs - Monsters, Inc. 2:47 2002: John Silver - Treasure Planet 4:04 2003: Captain Hector Barbossa - Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl 5:21 2004: Syndrome (AKA Buddy Pine/Incrediboy) - The Incredibles 6:35 2005: Jadis the White Witch - The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe 7:48 2006: Davy Jones - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest 9:01 2007: Chef Skinner - Ratatouille 10:07 2008: AUTO - WALL-E 11:23 2009: Dr. Facilier (AKA The Shadow Man) - The Princess and the Frog 12:32 2010: Mother Gothel - Tangled 13:34 2011: Texleigh "Tex" Richman - The Muppets 14:50 2012: King Candy (AKA Turbo) - Wreck-It Ralph 15:33 2013: Prince Hans of the Southern Isles - Frozen 17:10 2014: Robert Callaghan (AKA Yokai) - Big Hero 6 18:22 2015: Lady Tremaine - Cinderella 19:33 2016: Dawn Bellwether - Zootopia 20:48 2017: Ernesto De La Cruz - Coco 22:03 2018: Evelyn Deavor - Incredibles 2 23:09 2019: King Ruenard - Frozen 2 24:17 2020: Super Super Big Doctor - Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Candace Against the Universe 25:24 2021: Alma Madrigal - Encanto 26:30 2022: Sweet Pete - Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers 27:48 2023: King Magnifico - Wish
Not certain about 2010. Mother Gothel might have been nasty, but she did take over an entire world. She didn't commit near-total genocide. But what Disney villain did? CLU. Clu did, in TRON: Legacy. But as usual, that's an ignored Disney movie...
You mean Attack of the 50 foot woman? I've heard rumors, but I have not seen posters or anything on the internet about it. So I can't be sure if the rumors are true or not.
One of my favourite experiences in the theatre was going into Frozen a second time (a friend wanted to see it) and hearing people’s reaction during Hans’ reveal. A grown ass man next to me full on gasped and whispered “holy fuck, man.” (I was watching my friend’s face and she lost her damn mind.)
I like to point out that Alma's not really a bad person she's just a deeply sadenned and broken hearted woman that's never made piece with her past of her husband's death.
Robert Callahan or Mr. Prince guy charming from Frozen and Mr. Shadow guy all three in one package. These three evil master mines really came to there end and in to there own failed twist.
What about the villains in the National Treasure movies, Cars movies, and sorcerers apprentice. You also forgot about Juregen Voller in Indiana Jones and the dial of destiny
wow! i wasn't actually expecting to see the mention of Candace Against the Universe here! (though i feel bad for the 2nd dimension Doofenshmirtz, haha)
19:34 - 20:49 = The list that MsMojo made on the Top 24 Best Disney Villains of Each Year (2000-2023), is very biased and flawed at the very worst; for Msmojo truly snubbed and taken out of the villainous performances of Shere Khan and Gaston on its respective list of Top 24 Best Disney Villains of Each Year (2000-2023), of which these performances were seen as the best and were widely praised by both critics and audiences, and such performances should have been listed and mentioned on the Best Disney Villains of Each Year (2016, 2017). 25:43 = Moreover, the villainous performance of Baroness von Hellman in 2021's Cruella should have also be further elaborated, as that performance was also widely praised, alongside with its complex characterization, and it should have been listed on the list of 2021's Best Disney Villains.
Not even a mention of Alameda Slim from 2004’s Home on the Range! I know the movie totally tanked, but c’mon…. A yodeling cattle rustler for a villain? He deserved at least 5 seconds of fame here 😫🤣
How come the baroness wasn't put on the 2021 villain spot if she was the best villain of 2021 in your opinion? Also you should now do best Disney heroes of each year
I like and love all of these movies except for THE EMPEROR’S NEW GROOVE, THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG, TANGLED, THE MUPPETS, the FROZEN movies, and PHINEAS AND FERB. I would replace those villains with the following: 2000 - The Carnotaurs from DINOSAUR 2009 - Charles Muntz from UP 2010 - Lotso from TOY STORY 3 2011 - Blackbeard from PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES 2013 - Butch Cavendish from THE LONE RANGER 2019 - Jafar from ALADDIN 2020 - Terry from SOUL
Terry doesn’t count as a villain since she’s just a stubborn ethereal being just doing her job. We’ve all known at least one person at work who is too rigid and persistent in doing their job and not even willing to bend the rules.
This list doesn't make any sense at all. Many of these made it onto the list more because they are women and not because they are well written. I mean Super Big Doctor? Bellwether? Evelyn Deavor? ABUELA F*CKING MADRIGAL??!! But wasn't the villain of Encanto generational trauma? OMG!
Robert Callahan is arguably one the most sympathetic Disney villains of all time. It’s clear he felt remorse for all his actions at the end of big hero 6
if you combined all the best Disney Villains of the 2000's from Yzma + Randall Boggs + John Silver + Hector Barbossa + Syndrome + The White Witch + Davy Jones + Chef Skinner + AUTo + Dr. Facilier what do they = ?
Or that one wrestler Hiro fought in a Bot Fighting match at the beginning of the film. I can imagine he’d have a personal vendetta against him for destroying his bot and steal his microbots to get revenge.
It's good to point out that the only reason Davy Jones and his crew are so 'fishy' is because Jones was derelict in his duties granted to him by the goddess Calypso.
@@jimbo9208 No. That just means Disney distributes the movies. Pixar takes chances with their movies that Disney would never do. Because Disney is more focused on what's marketable.
@@jimbo9208 No. Because that wouldn't be marketable. When Disney bought Marvel, it received immense backlash because people were worried that Marvel would lose its identity.
Well she's very controlling and abusive towards her whole family, especially Mirabel, and her trauma's used as an excuse for her toxicity. The movie tries so hard to make us feel sorry for her, but how can anyone with common sense sympathize with a cruel and irredeemable person like her?
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Yzma and Kronk absolutely stole the show, Eartha Kitt and Patrick Warburton certainly seemed to be having a blast recording their dialogue.
What I love most about these Disney villains is that they are all different types. Some of them are serious, Some are comedic, While others are just down right malicious and stone hearted.
You’re supposed to HATE ALL VILLAINS!
@@maverickhanecak1682I love hating them
The best thing Facilier going for him is Keith David as a voice actor. The man can not only ACT, but he's an amazing singer, so "Friends on the Other Side" is an absolute BOP
Thank you for the update, MsMojo..!! 14:50 King Candy was a memorable character. The writers of Wreck-It Ralph did an amazing job..!!
Pull the lever Kronk…. Wrong lever!!!!
Why do we even have THAT lever?!
I came here just to say that… y’all beat me till it!
Kuzco: Ok, Why dose she even have that lever?
@@dreamguardian8320 Yzma: I always wonder the same thing!
Those lines always never fail to me laugh!
As a little sheep in Zootopia, Dawn Bellwether (Jenny Slate) endured a life of insults and belittlement, especially from predatory animals. She eventually reached a breaking point and decided to knock the predators down a peg. Using a toxic flower called a night howler, she synthesized a drug that causes predators to go feral to spread pandemonium.
Bellwether is lacking compared to other female Disney villains in personality, but her plan is quite sinister. She has no remorse for the prejudice she is spreading, nor does she really care about elevating prey species above predators. It's all just a veil for her own selfish ambition.
She's a the embodiment of the phrase "A wolf in sheep's clothing" !
Finally... Somebody has something good to say about king Magnifico from Disney's Wish. I feel that he is over hated.
If you think about it, he is like half of the disney villain fandom. He has magic powers, desires the respect and obedience of those under him,he is entertaining (Maleficent, Scar, Judge Frollo....) etc. And if anyone feels he is misunderstood in some way, then he is like the other half of the disney villain fandom (Yzma, Edgar, Shere Khan...).
Long story short, I find him cool and nobody is telling me otherwise.
After watching Wish, King Magnifico was pretty much a crybaby who demands respect and wants things his way. He wasn’t as dastardly as the other villains on this list
Disney really needs to have more father-son bond like how Jim Hawkins had with John Silver.
Y u think they stop those type of movies from progressing they want divide
So glad you included live action villains too
Love Pirates and Cruella
Disney have so many great epic villains 🦹
They say a story is just as good as its villains and these picks and honorable mentions do not disappoint.👍👍👏👏👏
Thank you for posting this I really enjoyed this! Can you also do Top 24 Best animated movie villains of Each Year (2000-2023) as well?
My top 10 best Disney villains:
10.) Captain Hook
9.) Lots-o'-Huggin' Bear
8.) Yokai
7.) Ursula
6.) Cruella de Vil
5.) Judge Doom
4.) Jafar
3.) Syndrome
2.) Scar
1.) Maleficent
Maleficent is hardly a villain in the remale bud
My Top Ten Favorite Disney Villains (and Non-Disney Villains) are.
10. Judge Doom. Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
9. Yubaba. Spirited Away.
8. Fat Cat. Chip 'n' Dale's Rescue Rangers. Animated Series.
7. The Baroness. Cruella. - 2022.
6. Venger. Dungeons & Dragons. 80s's Animated Series.
5. OGGY BOOGY MAN. The Nightmare Before Christmas.
4. Zira. The Lion King 2 Simba's Pride.
3. Prince Phobos. W.I.T.C.H.
2. Big Boy Caprice. Dick Tracy. - 1990.
1. Cruella De Ville. 101 Dalmatians the series. Animated Series.
This is a very good list. You guys have to talk about top 10 best Disney sequel, villains, or top 10 betrayal moments with Disney villains and sequels or prequels. This is pretty awesome.
Sweet Pete was a reference to Bobby Driscoll, the original voice actor for Peter Pan, having been addicted to drugs, and passing away at only 31 years old.
No, it was a coincidence. The directors actually thougth of a grown-up Charlie Brown first.
@@juanrisa945Glad they didn’t go with a grown-up Charlie Brown. The Schultz family wouldn’t have approved.
@@hunterolaughlinWould be better if it was a grown up Caillou as the villain
@@TwilightLink77 Yes
King Candy (aka Turbo) is more in a thirst for attention than power.
This was Absolutely Amazing Video for The Villains from Disney.
My Top 10 Favorite Disney Villains
1: Davy Jones
2: Hades
3: Maleficent
4: Scar
5: Dr. Facilier
6: Jafar
7: Ursula
8: Cruela De Vil
9: Yzma
10: The Evil Queen
I would say Syndrome is probably the best Pixar villain ever
Disney Pixar
And the ONLY good villain for the company in 2004. I honestly can’t think of any other villain they had that was great or memorable other than Syndrome because I really think other animated studios had them beat with their villains; especially Shrek 2 with the Fairy Godmother. The only other villain I can think of that Disney had that year was Mr. Yodel from Home on the Range (cringe).
I'm very happy to see that you guys picked John Silver for 2002. He's definitely the most underrated Disney villain of all time. He's one of the many, many reasons why Treasure Planet's an underrated masterpiece. He was unlike anything that Disney has ever created before and sadly for obvious reasons, we may never get another Disney villain like him. He's such a sympathetic, complex, three-dimensional, morally-gray, memorable, and even relatable antagonist. He may be a cutthroat, ruthless, dangerous, scheming, cunning, and menacing cyborg pirate, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have a heart of gold at all (or even a conscience for that matter). He becomes the father that the movie's hero, Jim Hawkins, wish he had. He changes the boy's life for the better. Had Jim never went on that voyage and met Silver, he would've never had a bright and prosperous future. Not only did Silver change Jim, but Jim changed Silver as well as proven by Silver's redemption near the end of the film. And if Silver's Makings of Greatness speech isn't enough to solidify his character, then I don't know what does. The late Brian Murray did an amazing job voicing Silver and for his performance on Silver alone should be more than enough for him to be recognized as a Disney Legend just like Robin Williams was for Genie.
I'd like to give Scroop an honorable mention. He's the secondary antagonist from the same movie as John Silver. He's almost the complete opposite of Silver. He does things throughout the film that Silver himself wouldn't, even if he tried. Scroop attempts to slaughter Jim Hawkins twice, successfully-murders Mr. Arrow by cutting off his lifeline, making him scream in doom as he falls straight into the black hole, gets Jim falsely-blamed for Mr. Arrow's untimely demise, and tries to expose Silver as a big ol' softie just for his affection towards Jim right in front of their whole pirate gang in hopes that they'll turn on him and even kill him. Scroop's one of the scariest, if not, THE scariest Disney villain of all time. He's such an evil, violent, blood-thristy, cruel, cold-hearted, selfish, sadistic, and psychotic (Is it any wonder why Jim calls him a spider psycho?) eight-legged monster.
In my high places as villains are: the Baroness, Lotso, Gothel, Lady Tremaine, the king Runeard and Ernesto delaCruz
My favourite Disney villain of 2016 is the terryfing Shere Khan voiced by Idris Elba in Jon Favreau's The Jungle Book. ❤
2:40 nother gator gimme that shovel 🤣
Quick question about Mother Gothel, though. How did Rapunzel not realize that her "mother" never aged, but she herself did. And obviously, Mother Gothel told her of her the purpose of her magic hair, so how did she not put two and two together?
Did your mother visibly age during your first 16 years? Mine didn't.
Bruce is not really a villain, in fact, he was actually a friendly and somewhat bumbling character, is committed to the cause and wants to be a vegetarian shark and his slogan is "Fish are friends, not food". Sure, he does do his creppy face at Marlin and Dory in his first appearances, but he was making fun with them (mostly on Marlin) and the only reason he went after Marlin and Dory because there's a bit of blood that hypnotized him.
Yeah I would say the Anglerfish is the villainous fish since it tried to eat Marlin and Dory or the Barracuda that killed Coral as well as Nemo's siblings before they were even hatched out.
It’s nice to see John Silver get recognition
And Treasure Planet. Especially considering the fact that Mojo keeps leaving that underrated magnum opus out of the majority of their lists for obvious and biased reasons, when it comes to Disney and animated movies in general.
Michelle Pfeiffer’s Queen Ingris in Maleficent Mistress of Evil (2019) could also be that year’s villain spot
Crazy good villains!
2015 Lady Tremaine was amazing--evil, but still real.
While I agree that Mother Gothels is 2010's most narsasistic villain, I think Horvath from The Sorcerer's Apprentice should get honorable mention here.
When Balthazar traps Morgana inside a nesting doll until he can find an apprentice worthy enough to posess Merlin's ring of power, Horvath will stop at nothing, including killing those who help him, from getting the doll and releasing Morgana.
I actually believe that there is no Villain in encanto, she is never truly evil or wants to hurt someone. She wants to protect the magic but doesn't see Mirabel in her actions.
You fogort in 2016 to mention live-action Shere Khan!🐯
Unbelievable
The one that isn’t the “protector of the jungle but fucking murders Mowgli’s wolf-father in cold blood?
also WTF is Abuela that pick for 2021? I was expecting Ercole!!!!!!
While I have heard that people complain here and there that these newer villains are getting less and less "truly villainous", I personally actually really _really_ like this trend of having more complex and layered villains. I believe that it adds more humanity to them, allowing us, the audience, to both feel empathy for them and talk about some actual and harsh real life problems. Instead of laughing at cartoony villains, exploring these problems is way more valuable, in my opinion.
Love Cate Blanchett 😍 perhaps I need to watch Cinderella
🦊 Foxy Loxy - "Chicken Little"
Nah. Foxy Loxy doesn’t stand a chance against the White Witch. She’s a stone statue if she even tries.
I got to work with, and was personal friends with, the late Dale Baer, who was the principal animator of Yzma. While he didn't work directly for Disney until "The Emperor's New Groove" (as part of his own company, Baer Animation, he worked on many Disney characters) I have zero doubt that for over twenty years before then, Dale was the best animator in the world who *didn't* work for Disney. On "Who Framed Roger Rabbit," he was the animator trusted with drawing Mickey when Mickey and Bugs Bunny dropped in the sky with Eddie Valiant (Bob Hoskins).
WTF is Abuela that pick for 2021? I was expecting Ercole!!!!!!
I feel bad for Hans for not appearing in Once Upon a Studio photo ending
Actually, Hans did appear at the photo at the end of "Once Upon a Studio." You can see his head pop up on the right side behind Robin Hood, Maid Marian, Fred, & John Henry.
@@williamhoheisel1822Elsa: WHAT?! He’s free?! HE’S SUPPOSED TO STAY FROZEN!!!
Anna: Yeah, weird!
@@hunterolaughlin 😆I know. That is weird!
But, then again, there was probably a lot of activity happening in the studio that wasn't shown in the short. Something could've unfrozen him.
Actually, that dialogue you came up with would make sense in an "epilogue" moment after the events of the short. Since Hans was in the picture behind Anna & Elsa, maybe he snuck in at the last moment and they didn't see him until after the picture was taken.
Either way, an interesting situation to consider.
Definitely Abuela from Encanto, she shouldn've treated her family so hard (not even Mirabel)happy saturday afternoon, Emily. Take care and God bless you, greetings from Colombia to you as well.
So happy that my favorite Disney villain Dr. Facilier made the list at 11:21 😄👏🏻😈💜
I already know about My Most Favorite Evil, Heartless, Bruteful, Merciless, Tyrannical, Malevolent, Malicious and Dominant Antagonistic Disney Villains are Throughout the Years. Check these out:
1. Pete (Mickey Mouse franchise)
2. Hades
3. Jafar
4. Shan Yu
5. William Clayton
6. Hector Barbossa
7. Sark (Disney's Tron 1982 film)
8. Ursula
9. Maleficent
10. Captain James Hook
11. Gaston LeGume
12. Scar
13. Leroy (Lilo and Stitch)
14. Oogie Boogie
15. Randall Boggs
16. Drake Stone and Maxim Horvath (Disney's The Sorcerer's Apprentice 2010)
17. Dr. Facilier
18. Professor Padraic Ratigan
19. Namaari (Disney's Raya and the Last Dragon)
These are My Most Favorite Epic Antagonistic Disney Villains I Absolutely Love, Cherish, Respect and Appreciate Throughout the Years.
Please do Top 24 Best DreamWorks Movies of each year 2000-23 please
I don’t think Bruce should be considered a villain because it’s clearly Marlin’s fault. Dory was trying to ask the sharks to read Dr. Sherman’s address on the mask, but Marlin tried to stop her because he was afraid to lose her since he said later in the movie during the John Ratzenberger school of fish that no other fish in the ocean was gonna help him find Nemo but Dory, leading to the drop of Dory’s blood that threw Bruce overboard. So, yeah. I know Marlin needed help, but he needs to let others who are helping him to get more help. Secondly, if Marlin let Dory ask the sharks for help, the sharks would’ve killed Dr. Sherman and Darla in the final battle of Finding Nemo, and the movie would’ve been turned into a rated R shark horror disaster, leading to an early death for Pixar and Finding Dory would’ve had a villain, which is Darla’s father and Dr. Sherman’s younger brother, voiced by William Atherton aka Walter Peck from Ghostbusters, and his name would be Walter Sherman. Finally, Bruce is actually considered an antihero and he and his buddies are actually my favorite Pixar characters ever. Did you know that?
I mean, Syndrome did kept annoying Mr. Incredible and it was because of him that the train tracks explode and Bomb Voyage got away. I would've said the same thing if I was Bob.
Yes! Finally, someone gets it!
I agree with everyone except for Alma. The Baroness was a badass villain and terrifying as all get out. Not to mention the pain she caused HER family. She murdered Estella's adoptive mother and then tried to murder Cruella. By her attitude, those aren't the only two people she's gone after. Her line "Narrow it down" implies she's killed many people and would gladly do it again.
Of course the peter pan story is that of his original Voice actor Bobby Driscoll, who after he got too "old" was dropped by Disney, he passed away at the age of 31 and was buried in a potters field grave aka a paupers grave, he was said to be homeless at the time of his death. He was not recognised so was buried under the name John Doe
21:50 actually being forever remembered as a murderer means that no matter how much he wants to Ernesto will NEVER be forgotten
0:30 2000: Yzma -The Emperor's New Groove
1:40 2001: Randall Boggs - Monsters, Inc.
2:47 2002: John Silver - Treasure Planet
4:04 2003: Captain Hector Barbossa - Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
5:21 2004: Syndrome (AKA Buddy Pine/Incrediboy) - The Incredibles
6:35 2005: Jadis the White Witch - The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
7:48 2006: Davy Jones - Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
9:01 2007: Chef Skinner - Ratatouille
10:07 2008: AUTO - WALL-E
11:23 2009: Dr. Facilier (AKA The Shadow Man) - The Princess and the Frog
12:32 2010: Mother Gothel - Tangled
13:34 2011: Texleigh "Tex" Richman - The Muppets
14:50 2012: King Candy (AKA Turbo) - Wreck-It Ralph
15:33 2013: Prince Hans of the Southern Isles - Frozen
17:10 2014: Robert Callaghan (AKA Yokai) - Big Hero 6
18:22 2015: Lady Tremaine - Cinderella
19:33 2016: Dawn Bellwether - Zootopia
20:48 2017: Ernesto De La Cruz - Coco
22:03 2018: Evelyn Deavor - Incredibles 2
23:09 2019: King Ruenard - Frozen 2
24:17 2020: Super Super Big Doctor - Phineas and Ferb the Movie: Candace Against the Universe
25:24 2021: Alma Madrigal - Encanto
26:30 2022: Sweet Pete - Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers
27:48 2023: King Magnifico - Wish
I'd honestly argue Ernesto is the last legitimately good Disney villain we ever got. Everyone else either sucks or aren't villains
Not certain about 2010. Mother Gothel might have been nasty, but she did take over an entire world. She didn't commit near-total genocide. But what Disney villain did? CLU. Clu did, in TRON: Legacy. But as usual, that's an ignored Disney movie...
Rumor hear Tim Burton making a new movie of 50 foot woman
rumor has it that you need to stop talking about that get a life
@@jimbo9208 how rude
@@adriangarcia543 sorry but it just so annoying that you have to talk about 50 foot woman all the time it like you are aspect with them
You mean Attack of the 50 foot woman? I've heard rumors, but I have not seen posters or anything on the internet about it. So I can't be sure if the rumors are true or not.
You know if TV villains were included, then Bill Cipher and Belos would’ve definitely been on here.
Yzma is one of the best characters ever. Is that my voice?!
One of my favourite experiences in the theatre was going into Frozen a second time (a friend wanted to see it) and hearing people’s reaction during Hans’ reveal.
A grown ass man next to me full on gasped and whispered “holy fuck, man.” (I was watching my friend’s face and she lost her damn mind.)
3:00 YES!!! Treasure Planet made it to this list! HURRAY😁😁😁
Pixar is the goat
Disney Pixar
I go with All of them
I like to point out that Alma's not really a bad person she's just a deeply sadenned and broken hearted woman that's never made piece with her past of her husband's death.
Can you do best Disney Villains of the 80's and 90's?
King Candy forsure.
And Home on the Range should make the list to
In my opinion Callaghan/Yokai is kind of the Mr. Freeze of Disney Villains
Discord VS Bill Cipher! Who's More Chaotically Famous?
Bill won but Discord got the last laugh
Robert Callahan or Mr. Prince guy charming from Frozen and Mr. Shadow guy all three in one package. These three evil master mines really came to there end and in to there own failed twist.
My opinion on best Disney villain of 2018:
Killmonger
He's Marvel not Disney.
You really didn’t have that many good choices in 2023, huh? That’s rough
Alma is not a really a villain. She’s just been through a lot.
Agree!
That's right. Especially after loosing her husband.
What about the villains in the National Treasure movies, Cars movies, and sorcerers apprentice. You also forgot about Juregen Voller in Indiana Jones and the dial of destiny
Mama Madrigal At least she took responsibility for her actions though
I wouldn’t call Alma madridgal a villain but I get if you were list both villains and antagonistic figures
2020: Emperor Belos
They were doing movies. Not tv shows.
Spoiler is my top tier nemesis
wow! i wasn't actually expecting to see the mention of Candace Against the Universe here! (though i feel bad for the 2nd dimension Doofenshmirtz, haha)
#2004, #2014, #2016, & #2019 are my favorites on this video
The phrase maniacal laugh is used in our family because of Tex Richman.
19:34 - 20:49 = The list that MsMojo made on the Top 24 Best Disney Villains of Each Year (2000-2023), is very biased and flawed at the very worst; for Msmojo truly snubbed and taken out of the villainous performances of Shere Khan and Gaston on its respective list of Top 24 Best Disney Villains of Each Year (2000-2023), of which these performances were seen as the best and were widely praised by both critics and audiences, and such performances should have been listed and mentioned on the Best Disney Villains of Each Year (2016, 2017).
25:43 = Moreover, the villainous performance of Baroness von Hellman in 2021's Cruella should have also be further elaborated, as that performance was also widely praised, alongside with its complex characterization, and it should have been listed on the list of 2021's Best Disney Villains.
the foulest has been King Magnifico
Not even a mention of Alameda Slim from 2004’s Home on the Range!
I know the movie totally tanked, but c’mon…. A yodeling cattle rustler for a villain? He deserved at least 5 seconds of fame here 😫🤣
No.
Can you also do Top 24 Best Disney Heroes, Sidekicks and henchmen of Each Year (2000 - 2023)?
18:27 and still one of the only Disney live action remakes that is not Disney +
How come the baroness wasn't put on the 2021 villain spot if she was the best villain of 2021 in your opinion? Also you should now do best Disney heroes of each year
Dr. Facilier proved Keith David can sing...as anyone who has seen Hazbin Hotel can confirm.
Should’ve mentioned sinbad’s villian
King Magnifico is an anti-God figure. 'Wish' is also very anti-religious. Neither one deserves to be listed.
I like and love all of these movies except for THE EMPEROR’S NEW GROOVE, THE PRINCESS AND THE FROG, TANGLED, THE MUPPETS, the FROZEN movies, and PHINEAS AND FERB.
I would replace those villains with the following:
2000 - The Carnotaurs from DINOSAUR
2009 - Charles Muntz from UP
2010 - Lotso from TOY STORY 3
2011 - Blackbeard from PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES
2013 - Butch Cavendish from THE LONE RANGER
2019 - Jafar from ALADDIN
2020 - Terry from SOUL
Terry doesn’t count as a villain since she’s just a stubborn ethereal being just doing her job. We’ve all known at least one person at work who is too rigid and persistent in doing their job and not even willing to bend the rules.
@@hunterolaughlin but Abuela is a villain?
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This list doesn't make any sense at all. Many of these made it onto the list more because they are women and not because they are well written. I mean Super Big Doctor? Bellwether? Evelyn Deavor? ABUELA F*CKING MADRIGAL??!! But wasn't the villain of Encanto generational trauma? OMG!
I love Disney Villains Disney Pixar, the best
Robert Callahan is arguably one the most sympathetic Disney villains of all time. It’s clear he felt remorse for all his actions at the end of big hero 6
22:05 OH HECK NO!
if you combined all the best Disney Villains of the 2000's from Yzma + Randall Boggs + John Silver + Hector Barbossa + Syndrome + The White Witch + Davy Jones + Chef Skinner + AUTo + Dr. Facilier what do they = ?
I wonder who's going to be the next Best Disney Villain of this year?
The incredible's buddy's last name is really (pine)?? I never knew that 🤔.
Anybody think that a better twist could’ve been that Tadashi was actually Yokai?
Or that one wrestler Hiro fought in a Bot Fighting match at the beginning of the film. I can imagine he’d have a personal vendetta against him for destroying his bot and steal his microbots to get revenge.
What about ones form marvel and Star Wars?
not disney movies
@@jimbo9208 but they owned marvel and Star Wars right? So they gotta be on the list
@@AnimevazquezPixar as well
@@Animevazquez then where are the fox movies
Top 10 Pixar Villains from each year
cant really do that when you put one movie out a year
Disney Pixar
It's good to point out that the only reason Davy Jones and his crew are so 'fishy' is because Jones was derelict in his duties granted to him by the goddess Calypso.
Everyone hates Robert Callahan too these choices are laughable, and I love them
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When are you going to stop putting Pixar in these lists? Disney owns Pixar, but they don't make their movies for them.
it called Disney Pixar so there for Pixar movies are Disney
@@jimbo9208 No. That just means Disney distributes the movies. Pixar takes chances with their movies that Disney would never do. Because Disney is more focused on what's marketable.
@@vetarlittorf1807 well yes but you don't see marvel movie saying Disney marvel do you
i feel like pixar does need recognition for their villains.
@@jimbo9208 No. Because that wouldn't be marketable. When Disney bought Marvel, it received immense backlash because people were worried that Marvel would lose its identity.
Rap isn't Gothel's 'Adoptive' daughter. She didn't adopt her, she kidnapped her, What a very very very strange thing to say!
Alma Madrigal is not a villain. She is not bad, evil or trying to hurt anyone.
Well she's very controlling and abusive towards her whole family, especially Mirabel, and her trauma's used as an excuse for her toxicity. The movie tries so hard to make us feel sorry for her, but how can anyone with common sense sympathize with a cruel and irredeemable person like her?