The guy in korra who wanted to end special privileges for benders. Perfectly captured that “right idea, fascist execution” concept and dread.

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General Hummel from The Rock.

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Gorr the God Butcher from Thor love and thunder

even if the end was a bit cheesy he truly is 'right' and terrifying because of it

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Maul. His last words before being captured by the Republic was, “*YOU’RE ALL GOING TO BURN! YOU’RE ALL GOING TO DIE! YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU’RE DOING!*”

He tried to warn Ahsoka of Palpatine’s ultimate plan… but she didn’t listen.

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Terminator 2 - 'It's in your nature to destroy yourselves.'

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Lex Luther.

We're only safe as long as Superman think it's fun to be the hero.

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Mr. Wilson from Dennis the menace.

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AUTO From WALL-E. It was one of the only almost perfectly executed ‘ai’ villains. He never really talks unless needed because he wasn’t programmed to, no malicious motives, does everything efficiently. He’s only ‘bad’ because he’s following his programming, protect the humans and don’t let them back to earth. Not out of malicious intent, but it was what he was programmed to do. And his directive isn’t even incorrect. WALL-E Finding that plant was like finding a 4 leaf clover in a field of grain. The planet was nowhere near habitable, and they barely know how to stand when they get back, in reality you know nobody on that axiom is going to make it very far.

EDIT: Some of you missed the main point of the original post and started arguments on how humans could survive, remember me thinking they wouldn’t make it far alone is only any THEORY and I’m not saying it’s 100% Truth but I’m kinda tired and I keep getting people saying the same thing so I thought I would just say that so I could go to sleep and hopefully have a couple less people ticked off when I wake up then I would had I not said that

EDIT 2: Well I woke up and this comment blew up a bit, just want to say that contrary to popular belief I did watch the end credits, it’s a Pixar movie, did you expect them to actually show civilization fail and die? I just had a theory on what would happen if they went with a more ‘grim’ approach. They COULD still live, but they also had a chance they wouldn’t, without the couple minutes end credits thrown in at the last second it’s really just an open ended question I added one of many answers to

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Stevie from Wizards of Waverly Place. Her entire goal was to stop families from giving up their magic to just one person in the family. Like…we’re really supposed to be rooting against her? It just seemed super out of character for Alex to go against that plan.

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Ozymandias.

He outsmarted the most powerful being in the universe, and WON. There actually weren't flaws in his logic or execution.

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The Red Hood. Batman beats insane people up. They go to Arkham, are usually experimented on there and come back worse. In a way I that makes Batman one of the worst perpetuators of Gotham's constant decline into savagery.

The Red Hood just straight up kills them.

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Doctor Zaius from Planet of the Apes.


The entire original series does a really good job in my opinion making the villains _right_ but also the harbingers of their own downfall. But Dr. Zaius is my personal favorite.


Dr. Zaius in _Beneath the Planet of the Apes_ has this line which sums up his ideology to a T (paraphrasing as it's been a hot minute):

> _"Help you?! Why should I help you? Man is evil! Capable of nothing but destruction!"_

And the best part is while yes by refusing to help George he leads to the world being destroyed, he wasn't ever _wrong._ The end of the first movie has George learn that mankind caused a nuclear apocalypse whilst he was out in space, leaving the other apes to evolve in more or less a wasteland. And the second movie ends with George activating nukes underground in a last ditch hail mary and blowing Earth up.


While yes, it could've been avoided if Zaius just helped George, _why should he have?_ Everything from both the Apes religious beliefs and their knowledge of history shows mankind to be an evil, destructive species (and while yes we're also doing good, lets be honest its always been our destructive efforts that have lead more lasting impacts on the world). And the last thing Dr. Zaius experienced was just confirmation of his belief as a human destroyed not only himself, not only Dr. Zaius, but literally the entire planet.

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Patrick Bateman. What was he right about?

How utterly unimpressive he is. The memes about him demonstrates an irony; Patrick is just an empty shell pretending to be a man, obsessed with both fitting in and being better than everyone around him. Yet as he realizes by the end, with the implication he imagined most of what happened (or his father is covering for his insane a*s) he comes to the realization he is never going to get what he wants; uniqueness. He’s trapped in a world of people as bland and uninteresting as he is. And there’s no escape.

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Chuck McGill. He was ultimately proven 100% correct in asserting that his brother being a lawyer would eventually ruin lives and hurt people. Granted, he was a total d**k about expressing it, as well the way he went about undermining Jimmy...but he *was* right.

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I wasn’t really terrified of it but N was in right in my opinion when we’re talking Pokémon. Dude thought getting these creatures and making them fight till one is knocked out wasn’t that amazing of an idea and it just made sense to kid me.

That all said I think N is a really interesting character that can be interpreted in many different ways. Of all the main leaders of these games, I think N had the best argument. It wasn’t perfect though. I like N a lot for his character development. I agree with him at the end. Real Pokémon mistreatment should not be tolerated. But a Pokémon trainer simply using Pokémon in battles does not qualify as mistreatment as the Pokémon is happy. The Pokémon like the trainers, that is the best you should wish for there.

All in all, I wish Pokémon had good stories and characters like this again tbh.

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Gerald Butler's charter in Law Abiding Citizen. The dude make you route for him, even when he's killing mostly innocent people. Kinda makes you wonder what's wrong with yourself.

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Dracula in Castlevania (the series)

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For sure Vulture/Adrian Toomes in Spider-Man Homecoming. It was not necessarily terrifying, but I still remember I’m sitting there watching that movie and I’m like “Hey this guy actually has a point!”

After Spider-Man and mainly Tony Stark f****d him over on purpose I was like “Yeah Adrian, f**k those guys!”

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For all that it mattered, save for a literal dues ex machina, Mass Effect's Sovereign was right: "You exist because we allow it, and you will end because we demand it."

There was no stopping the Reapers. None. Not one iota of legitimate hope. Sovereign laid it out like it was the facts it was, without ego, pride, or delusion. And you knew he was right, too.

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Senator Armstrong, he predicted our future in 2013

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Scar in Full Metal Alchemist

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Ishmael from the Wheel of Time books. Basically time repeats itself and there’s a guy who’s trying to stop time from repeating. Ishmael reasons that it is statistically impossible for the “good guys” to beat him every time so the only way to win is to side with him. He’s literally just right

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The Boss MGS3

I raised you. I loved you. I’ve given you weapons, taught you techniques, endowed you with knowledge. There is nothing more for me to give you. All that’s left for you to take is my life, by your own hand. One must die and one must live. No victory, no defeat. The survivor will carry on the fight. It is our destiny… The one who survives will inherit the title of Boss. And the one who inherits the title of Boss will face an existence of endless battle.

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