Villains Too Cool To Hate

[Rotukai]

Sephiroth FF7
Vegeta and Broly DBZ
Bison and Vega from Street Fighter
Bane from Batman
the list can go on for a long time so ill stop here

 

[Siegreich]

revolver ocelot and most of the other bosses from the metal gear series

 

[Thegoodfriar]

Colonel Kurtz in Apocalypse Now.

Win, nothing says awesome like an aging Marlon Brando.

Other than that AnDor DrAk0n (yes I do believe that is how it is spelled in Adom) is pretty cool from what I hear.

Just stepping into his world turns you into a pile of goo if you are not properly prepared.

 

[Thegoodfriar]

Btw, sry for the double post but.............

Sephiroth isn't that great, I was a Sephi-fanboy too when I was 12, unfortunately I just find him more annoying now than evil or imposing.

 

[wwjdftw]

light yagamei, he was fucking crazy, but he really brought up some good points about hte world to bad he tried to make it better by killing every one >.>

 

[bruMackBBQ_89]

from the new STAR WAS THE OLD REPUBLIC game

...LORD ANGRAL...

http://www.swtor.com/media/trailers/deceived-cinematic-trailer
check out 3:22

 

[The_Deleted]

Clarence Boddiker.
Megatron. Unicron. Galvatron. Cyclonus. Soundwave.

 

[Vrex360]

Jason Voorhees
Alien (seriously they can wipe out the entire universe for all I care)
Hannibal Lecter
The Joker
Venom

 

[Rickyvantof]

GLaDOS, she's far too awesome to hate. I don't think I actually even felt a flicker of dislike towards her through the entire game.

I felt sad that I had to kill her.
Then again, she was still alive.

 

[Scythos]

Starscream...in the cartoon though, was really disappointed with how he was portrayed in the movies.

 

[CrashBang]

Sephiroth, Sephiroth, a million times Sephiroth!

Frank Fontaine definitely.

^ Agree also

 

[GrinningManiac]

GlaDos
Sylar

And this guy

http://smartlemming.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/michael-corleone.jpg

EDIT: For the record, how the hell do you post pictures on here? I just end up with hyperlinks

 

[The_Prophet]

Saren from Mass Effect.

Indeed.

 

[MechanicalCitrus]

Alex from A Clockwork Orange. Yes, he is indeed the villain, he's just presented in a very empathic light rendering it difficult to dismiss him as someone to be loathed. Part of this comes from Burgess' language, the way that Alex acts as the narrator and his reference to the reader as his "only friend" while other parts come from the light that is cast upon him at the point of his eventual epiphany.

He's also got a fantastic sense of style.

 

[Fritzvalt]

Mr. Gone from The Maxx.
Kefka
Snidely Whiplash

 

[The Salty Vulcan]

Snowflame, the man powered by cocaine!

Hah! Oh I miss those KERazy 90's villains.

Lets see. Nomak from Blade II.