Since I have come out with the top 10 lamest villains, it is now time to do the top 10 best villains.
10. Hela
Basically, Hela has no motivation other than I want to sit on a throne so people can stare at me. And those villains have no motivation. However, Hela had great fight scenes, destroyed all of Asgard almost single handedly, and was played by Cate Blanchett, so that's cool.
9. Klaue
Klaue was okay. He didn't have motivation other than $. However, in Black Panther, they made it so he was selling to the CIA. I thought that was cool and that Andy Serkis did a great job. Plus his voice. I just kind of wanted to listen to him speak, it was fascinating.
8. Ultron
Ultron was very menacing. He was cunning and evil. However, he just had the same destroy the world mentality. That's always kind of boring because it's been done before, regardless of if they're a robot.
7. Zemo
I liked Zemo. I remember one of his lines, "An empire toppled by its enemies can rise again. But one that crumbles from within, that's dead. Forever." That's such a smart plan. Divide, conquer, live. Unfortunately, he only had a principle. For his plan to work, he needed so many coincidences to work out in his favor, like the Avengers are already guilt ridden and divided And come to Siberia naturally. But his motivation was nice. Just avenging his family.
6. Nebula
Nebula was meh. Karen Gillan did a great job, but she has the Loki motivation, as in, "Prove I'm better than the perfect sibling," but Loki did it in so much more style much earlier.
5. the Grandmaster
The Grandmaster was a cool badguy. He had no motivation other than he wanted entertainment. But what gets him higher is two things: One is Jeff Goldblum. The other is that he's hilarious.
4. Vulture
Michael Keaton's Vulture was a great villain. He had no take over the world mentality, but he just wanted to provide for his family. That was great. Plus that scene in the car, that was tense. He was so involving.
3. Loki
Loki at first was meh. Just the "prove I'm better" mentality. But then he was able to have 7 years to have his character expand, and now he's more sympathetic, and everyone loves a sympathetic villain.
2. Thanos
We know nothing about Thanos other than he's purple, doesn't like standing up, and wants all 6 Infinity Stones. However, what gets him up here is that he's gonna kill heroes. I love it when the badguy actually hurts a hero. Like, to the death. I can't wait to see what happens.
1. Killmonger
Killmonger was in the most recent MCU flick, Black Panther. He had everything. Physically imposing, great motivation, and an actual plan. Plus he had so many things right. He just didn't go about doing them the right way.
10. Hela
Basically, Hela has no motivation other than I want to sit on a throne so people can stare at me. And those villains have no motivation. However, Hela had great fight scenes, destroyed all of Asgard almost single handedly, and was played by Cate Blanchett, so that's cool.9. Klaue
Klaue was okay. He didn't have motivation other than $. However, in Black Panther, they made it so he was selling to the CIA. I thought that was cool and that Andy Serkis did a great job. Plus his voice. I just kind of wanted to listen to him speak, it was fascinating.
8. Ultron
Ultron was very menacing. He was cunning and evil. However, he just had the same destroy the world mentality. That's always kind of boring because it's been done before, regardless of if they're a robot.
7. Zemo
I liked Zemo. I remember one of his lines, "An empire toppled by its enemies can rise again. But one that crumbles from within, that's dead. Forever." That's such a smart plan. Divide, conquer, live. Unfortunately, he only had a principle. For his plan to work, he needed so many coincidences to work out in his favor, like the Avengers are already guilt ridden and divided And come to Siberia naturally. But his motivation was nice. Just avenging his family.6. Nebula
Nebula was meh. Karen Gillan did a great job, but she has the Loki motivation, as in, "Prove I'm better than the perfect sibling," but Loki did it in so much more style much earlier.
5. the Grandmaster
The Grandmaster was a cool badguy. He had no motivation other than he wanted entertainment. But what gets him higher is two things: One is Jeff Goldblum. The other is that he's hilarious.4. Vulture
Michael Keaton's Vulture was a great villain. He had no take over the world mentality, but he just wanted to provide for his family. That was great. Plus that scene in the car, that was tense. He was so involving.3. Loki
Loki at first was meh. Just the "prove I'm better" mentality. But then he was able to have 7 years to have his character expand, and now he's more sympathetic, and everyone loves a sympathetic villain.
2. Thanos
We know nothing about Thanos other than he's purple, doesn't like standing up, and wants all 6 Infinity Stones. However, what gets him up here is that he's gonna kill heroes. I love it when the badguy actually hurts a hero. Like, to the death. I can't wait to see what happens.
1. Killmonger
Killmonger was in the most recent MCU flick, Black Panther. He had everything. Physically imposing, great motivation, and an actual plan. Plus he had so many things right. He just didn't go about doing them the right way.
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