Villains who were in the right.
Villains who were in the right
Jonathan King
William Evans
White diamond
Angel Martinez
Austin Adams
how was Randall in the right? He was going along with a massive conspiracy to kidnap human children
Parker Morales
In order to save their entire society, it's a pros and cons thing
Xavier White
You first
Isaac Adams
He didn't give a shit, it was all for his own gain/spite, same as Waternoose refusing to actually face the problem at the risk of losing his company
Evan Rogers
Better example
Leo Nguyen
Societies collapsing and new ones replacing them is a vital part of any species existance. The longer you delay it the worse things get in the between years
Connor Sanders
Unequivocally in the wrong due to the fact that laughter was a far more effective and renewable source of power than scream ever was, which they could've found out if they invested in looking for alternative forms of power rather than doubling down on their current output. Their plan was not only immoral, but also inefficient.
Ian Jackson
Being a dick about it doesn't change it saving their society and improving their system on all levels, efficiency, breadth, etc
Hunter Robinson
Daniel Garcia
They did they best with the knowledge the society had. A later accidental discovery being better doesn't make previous progress wrong.
Colton Jenkins
>kidnapping children
>in the right
user...why don't you take a seat
Isaiah Davis
But with massively reduced numbers too. Scare a few kids or keep scaring thousands, it's improving
Xavier Wright
Mason Diaz
Not so much an in the right situation but did nothing wrong
Joseph Wilson
fair enough
Colton Mitchell
This. Laughter being more potent wasn't even a fathomable concept. I'm betting some monsters probably didn't know children COULD laugh.
Didn't waternoose co-conspire in the "Children are Toxic" thing though? That's definitely villainous if true.
Jose Kelly
No, that was always a staunch belief in monster society, which was a big reason for the coverup, it's illegal to bring a kid through a closet door.
Mason Roberts
Logan Hall
So what was Waternoose's reasoning for keeping up the lie? He personally knew they weren't dangerous. I guess I haven't seen the film in a long time.
He didn't deserve what he got.
Isaiah Myers
Anthony Reed
Very true especially by the end of the show.
Eli Nelson
And as mentioned, it's technically much less destructive/widespread than their old scaring methods. If there was no discovery of laughter, it's the better solution.
David Gutierrez
The old diplomat guy from Frozen 1 that had their trade cut off and he was fucking deported from the kingdom. He legitimately did nothing wrong.
From his perspective, the princess of another nation almost skewered him with a fucking magic icicle, then a prince from another allied nation told him she murdered her sister.
What was he supposed to do?
Christian Butler
AUTO
Dominic Williams
Part of the general conspiracy coverup if I recall, trying to keep every detail quiet. Same reason he dumps Sulley and Mike into the human world.
Carson Hernandez
always
Tyler Carter
Based, he was right about everything.
Madman ended up with a Barbie harem.
Noah Howard
About the only shitty thing he did was denying Woody leaving when he wanted to.
Carter Howard
I never understood people saying "he was right" when the whole point of the film was acknowledging that he was right but still finding enjoyment from what time they had with their kids.
Like yes, the film agree's he's technically correct but you still shouldn't act like a lil bitch and isolate yourself from those you love.
Adam Taylor
briefly