Evil charachters you can't help but like
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Besides the obvious; GLaDOS and my avatar,
I have said Suigintou from Rozen Maiden, every time this topic comes around, but anyone has yet to agree with me.
I guess it doesn't matter, she is REALLY awesome, and a very complex and interesting character. Plus, she has a really cool look.
Rozen Maiden is also known as the Desu-anime/manga. (if you feel like checking it out. ^^)
I have said Suigintou from Rozen Maiden, every time this topic comes around, but anyone has yet to agree with me.
I guess it doesn't matter, she is REALLY awesome, and a very complex and interesting character. Plus, she has a really cool look.
(if you feel like checking it out. ^^)
I'm the opposite. Evil characters are more preferred for me because the protagonists start getting really boring after a while. Least villains tend to shake things up now and again with various gimmicks. Such as:
Batman Villains: I could list specific ones, but, let's face it, there are a lot of excellent choices for good villains. Scarecrow, 2-face, Clayface, Joker, etc.
Zombies: Call em infected. Call em zombies. Call them 4Chan users. Call em what you like, they are the scum of the earth and they are out to simply feed on the flesh and/or brain-matter of the human race. They're not evil, they are just there doing their thing and we have to fight against that.
Magneto: His villainy is questionable as he has often been shown doing good as well. On top of that, his stance isn't truly evil. All he wants is for a better world for Mutant Kind. So what if it doesn't include normal humans? But the fact that his plans incorporate murder of a large population of the human race gets him an "evil" label. Fine with me, he's still pretty cool
Batman Villains: I could list specific ones, but, let's face it, there are a lot of excellent choices for good villains. Scarecrow, 2-face, Clayface, Joker, etc.
Zombies: Call em infected. Call em zombies. Call them 4Chan users. Call em what you like, they are the scum of the earth and they are out to simply feed on the flesh and/or brain-matter of the human race. They're not evil, they are just there doing their thing and we have to fight against that.
Magneto: His villainy is questionable as he has often been shown doing good as well. On top of that, his stance isn't truly evil. All he wants is for a better world for Mutant Kind. So what if it doesn't include normal humans? But the fact that his plans incorporate murder of a large population of the human race gets him an "evil" label. Fine with me, he's still pretty cool
Ooh this, a thousand times this. I think it is defo the Stephen Fry thing for me though.RedEyesBlackGamer said:
I'm gonna go with Genesis from Crisis Core - I don't think he's fully intended to be a bad guy but I go all fangirl over him. I don't know why.
I have two.
One is Wesker, and I really shouldn't have to explain why I like him, because you probably like him for the same reason I do.
The second is Vega of Street Fighter fame. I see a lot of myself in his vanity-soaked fabulousness, which is so grand in audacity that the whole sadistic serial killer ************ doesn't make me hate him as a character.
One is Wesker, and I really shouldn't have to explain why I like him, because you probably like him for the same reason I do.
The second is Vega of Street Fighter fame. I see a lot of myself in his vanity-soaked fabulousness, which is so grand in audacity that the whole sadistic serial killer ************ doesn't make me hate him as a character.
Charnel is the only god in that game that isn't lying his ass off. James is prolly the 2nd most honest of the bunch, but Charnel plays it straight with you.-Drifter- said:
Marvin the Martian from the Looney Tunes. So likable despite that whole wanting to blow up the Earth thing.
Bill Wilson from Fallout 3 (one of the Andale cannibals). Gave us the line "Family first! And any man who says different is saying something wrong. And you should hit that man. With a stick." The latter part ("and you should hit that man. (pause) With a stick.") has become one of my catchphrases with my friends.
I'd say Kefka from FF6, but it's not that I like the character. It's that I like the character design. But after what Kefka did to Doma very early in the game? I wanted him dead and seethed with hatred at just how evil he was.
Bill Wilson from Fallout 3 (one of the Andale cannibals). Gave us the line "Family first! And any man who says different is saying something wrong. And you should hit that man. With a stick." The latter part ("and you should hit that man. (pause) With a stick.") has become one of my catchphrases with my friends.
I'd say Kefka from FF6, but it's not that I like the character. It's that I like the character design. But after what Kefka did to Doma very early in the game? I wanted him dead and seethed with hatred at just how evil he was.
Agreed.imaloony said:
It was so worth surrendering my soul and consciousness in order to wear his mask.
Most of them?
I... can't think of a villain right off the bat that I didn't like, to be honest.
It's probably a weird fetish or something. ._.
I... can't think of a villain right off the bat that I didn't like, to be honest.
It's probably a weird fetish or something. ._.
I know...Just saying that, from the 2 Fallout games I've played, I prefer the BoS in DC. I was aware that the Outcasts in 3 were more akin to the actual Brotherhood, in fact they may not have differed from the California chapters at all, but I still prefer the Brotherhood in DC with which you can ally yourself.Omikron009 said:
What about how he freed Ferelden from Orlais, does that count for nothing?Vault101 said:I HATED loagains guts the whole way through especially from an elves perspective, but when it was time for me to kill him I felt sorry for him, unfortunatley he had to die or alistair was going to leave, I supose it was justiceSlavadil said:I really liked Prez Eden from Fallout 3, he made me want to join the Enclave soo bad
Other than that, I liked Loghain from Dragon Age.
Besides, if he had attacked the Darkspawn at Ostagar, then he would have gotten killed and Ferelden would have no leadership. His reasoning was cold, but it made perfect sense.
Edit: While I respect Loghain, I hated Rendon Howe with a fiery passion (I was a human noble) so when I got to kill him I felt so satisfied.