The good and the bad, which are they?
Pixar Villains
Oliver Perez
Jackson Morales
Inside Out needed an actual villain badly.
Parker Collins
It didn't
Grayson Edwards
Muntz was top tier.
>Army of dogs
>Invented translators for dog army
>Huge zeppelin base
>Tried killing the heroes with a gun
Pretty based in my book. Also, BnL was more of the villain than AUTO, considering it's just following their orders.
Dominic Sullivan
Bruce was not a villain.
Daniel Davis
Not really. That would have been shoehorned in.
Matthew Rogers
if it wasn't for Syndrome, Muntz would be my favorite Pixar villain
Angel Hill
>God Tier
Syndrome
>Great
Randall
Hopper
Muntz
Stinky Pete
Ernesto
>Decent
Darla
Sid
AUTO
>Mediocre
Lotso
Skinner
>Trash
Everyone in the bottom row except Ernesto
Bruce is not a villain.
Jonathan Hughes
BnL CEO didn't seem like a bad guy, he just lost hope too quickly. Expecting the planet to be sustainable again in only 5 years was absurd
Nathaniel Jackson
When everyone is a twist villain....no one will be!
Thomas Campbell
>Bruce
>Villain
James Rivera
You forgot Woody.
Robert Bailey
Anyone else think there's way more blood on Ernesto's hands than they're telling us? I mean, once it was clear he couldn't stop Hector from leaving he resorted to murder pretty damn quickly. That tells me it's not the first time Ernesto killed someone, and plus since it was back in 1920's/30's Mexico it was somewhat easy to get away with crimes it you were careful enough, especially when you become as rich as he did.
Eli Williams
Gabbi Gabbi is just a worse version of Spinel.
And I'm not even an SU fan.
James Perry
that would imply that Gabby Gabby was abandoned in the first place.
when its not the case, we can't even call Gabby a villain, she's just an antagonist
Connor Richardson
But which ones can you argue were in the right?
Jaxon Rogers
that's easy
>Pete
>Lotso
>Muntz
>Syndrome
>Hopper
Daniel Nguyen
Not difficult
Dominic Butler
Skinner. Dude was just trying to run a failing restaurant and got tied up along with some poor health inspector by a horde of rats.
Liam Morris
>Lotso
Ya lost me, dude was a psychopath
Leo Martin
>If I have to suffer, everyone else will suffer with me!
Jayden Lewis
>Stinky Pete
>Syndrome
>Waternoose
>Skinner
>AUTO
Adam Allen
Jessie/Bullseye weren't suffering, outside of being locked in storage, which wasn't anything to do with Pete.
Anthony Bailey
I agree so much with this one, but i think the Stinky Pete deserves much more the decent tier.
Hunter Watson
>Bruce
>villain
He was just a slave to.his base instincts and was actively trying to overcome them
Aaron Clark
I didn't make the image, it was just the one I found with the most on it, the majority were years out of date
Jose Bell
Who's the ones bottom right and left ?
Brandon Wood
i wasn't going to include him, but then i remember TS4 literally proving him right
Ryder Campbell
>Bruce
>Darla
>The clown from Inside Out
>Villains
Eli Wilson
Other than the basic similarities of a bad guy who puts on a nice old guy front they're pretty different. Lotso is a straight up sociopath just getting his ego kicks ruling over Sunnyside, Pete legitimately believed going to the toy museum was the best outcome for toys, his problem being very "my way or the highway" given he couldn't go without Woody being there.
Nathan Hughes
Probably a better term is antagonist.
Oliver Mitchell
No it didn't. Who could have even been a villain in that story? You'd have to change the entire film to justify the existence of a villain.
Isaiah Lee
Pete, Randall, Syndrome, Hopper