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Animated villains are great. They give conflict for our heroes and watching their ludicrous plans out before us is always a treat. But what if those villains we always thought were evil were actually more in the right than we thought? Many villains are actually misunderstood and chastised by society, resulting in characters who can get a bit extreme. Take Hades for example, from Hercules. He ended up getting a really lame job despite him being a god. Everyone else gets to live on Olympus but Hades lives out his life in the underworld with the dead. Poor guy. Lotso from Toy Story 3 was just looking out for the other toys while Sid in the first film had no idea he was inflicting any harm. To him, the toys were just plastic. Plus his upbringing was definitely questionable. Syndrome from the Incredibles just wanted everyone to have superpowers after being shut down by the lead character while Maleficent just wanted to be included. Gaston from Beauty and the Beast actually just wanted to marry Belle and when she was taken, brought a mob together to get her back. Sure, he was a giant tool, but at least he wasn’t holding a girl against her will and throwing violent tantrums. Hook from Peter Pan was totally in the right if you think about it too, as he lost his hand to the boy who steals children from their home and brings them to Neverland. Ursula was exiled in the Little Mermaid and went full angry mode when her pet eels died. Understandable.

Script by: Sean Gallagher

Voice Over by: Ryan George

Edited by: Rey Gueits

Featuring:
Shere Khan | 0:34
Sid | 1:41
Ursula | 2:46
The Hyenas | 3:50
Hook | 4:50
Maleficent | 5:51
Hades | 6:55
Syndrome | 8:00
Lotso | 9:00
Gaston | 10:02

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Script by: Zack Latino

Voice Over by: Justin Freitas

Edited by: George Popi

Featuring:
The Technodrome – TMNT (NES) | 0:36
Mike Tyson – Mike Tyson Punchout | 1:40
Sephiroth – Kingdom Hearts 2 | 2:41
Yellow Devil – Megaman | 3:44
M. Bison – Street Fighter | 4:41
The Dancer of the Boreal Valley | 5:45
Ruby Weapon – Final Fantasy 7 | 6:53
Rom The Vacuous Spider – Bloodborne | 7:54
General Raam – Gears of War | 9:00
Ornstein and Smough – Dark Souls | 10:00

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