Villains give 당신 the
pleasure in when watching 아니메 as to such when the 아니메 solely focus on the main character which is mostly the hero. I'd Have to say there are times when the villain(s) drift away from there purpose 또는 sometimes partner up w the hero to kick azz .
But here Some Villains Beyond Evil
5. Aizen(Bleach)
We start off the list with one of the most badass 아니메 villains. To tell 당신 the truth I used to hate Aizen at first. But over time I grew to 사랑 him as both a badass and a villain. Plus he is way better then Ginjo. The reason his only #15 is because he wastes half of the episode talking and that's really annoying to me.
But still Aizen's calm personality and awesome zanpakuto busts him to number 5 on my list.
4.Vicious (CowBoy bebop)
He didn't have any superpowers, and he wasn't out to conquer the world, but he was what every good villain needs to be -- a major challenge for the protagonist to overcome.
Vicious was a crime kingpin. Ambitious and ruthless, Vicious stages a coup against the biggest gangsters in the solar system. There could have been a sweet spin-off prequel series detailing the rise of Vicious, in the style of a grand epic reminiscent of The Godfather. But he was also once Spike's partner in crime, and once upon a time they both courted a special lady named Julia. This convoluted relationship with the series protagonist, Spike Spiegel, created a unique tension. Without Vicious, Spike was a somewhat lazy vagabond bounty hunter aimlessly traversing the spaceways from one job to the next. But with Vicious in the picture, Spike is motivated, focused, and determined. Vicious ignites something in Spike and the scenes where they face each other are pure 아니메 gold.
3.Alcard
First Let Me Say Alcard Is Totally Badass
This should be pretty understandable considering just how Villainesque the main protagonist is. Alucard is Nosferatu, the Undead, one of the blood thirsty creatures that stalks the night; in other words, a vampire. And he is an extremely powerful one at that. He is virtually indestructible and seems to enjoy allowing his enemies to blast his body into pieces; only so that he can completely regenerate, unscathed and mockingly destroyed them. He has an 믿을 수 없는 array of 수퍼내츄럴 powers and it can be argued that he is almost abstract, in that he can transform into bats, fog, daemon 개 and large masses of swirling black energy among other things. Aside from his considerable power, one of the things that I find most appealing about Alucard is his high standards and general elitist attitude. He has a great deal of pride and it is a lot of fun to watch him lecture his opponents even as he's destroying them. He seems to have very discriminating tastes, which are alluded to in statements about how a "proper vampire" should conduct themselves.
2. Naraku (Inuyasha)
if there were an award for Most Persistent Villain, this guy would surely win. Naraku was practically impossible to kill, and served as the primary villain in the 이누야사 series from beginning to end. He also has one hell of an origin story. Naraku was born in the days of feudal Japan, from the fusion of a horde of weakling demons and Onigumo, a criminal who got severely burned 의해 his gang boss for trying to take over the gang. Onigumo ends up being cared for 의해 Kikyo (a local priestess). Onigumo had a mad crush on Kikyo but got totally friend-zoned, so he made a deal with the local minor demons: they could consume his body, and the demons would combine into one entity to become part of new creature. And thus Naraku the villain was born out of opportunistic demons and a sexually frustrated invalid. A perfect recipe for evil.
Always plotting, and always cruel, Naraku's most notable skill was manipulation. Humans, demons, sinners, and saints all fell victim to his plots. It didn't matter. He could trick just about anybody into playing a role in his schemes. He also spends a lot of time wearing a 비비, 개 코 원숭이 skin, complete with head. He's not only cunning and cruel, his fashion sense is creepy as hell.
1. Light Yagami (DeathNote)
With a huge brain and a huge ego to match, Light's megalomania combined with a death god's notebook created a recipe for a unique story with all sorts of commentary on power and morality.
Light started out as a good kid, doing well in school and heading to a bright career in police work like his father. But when he gets possession of the death note, he begins a remarkable transformation into a disturbing mastermind who becomes judge, jury, and executioner for the entire world.
Light is definitely an “ends justify the means” kind of guy. He starts off with a noble goal but a questionable sense of morality, and as his story progresses he becomes a full on overlord of humanity. His traits create a complex character who ends up being a detestable person, yet 당신 still kind of root for him to come out of this story as a winner. He's kind of the Walter White of 아니메 in that sense.
Many villains on this list wanted to remake the world as they saw fit, but only Light actually had a great deal of success doing it. For years he outsmarted all his challengers and ruled from the shadows, creating a world free of crime. And all it took was a few dead people.
