Whos your favourite videogame villain and why?

I think there has always been more charismatic and developed heroes than villains in videogames, but there´s a few bad ass bosses that rule.

I like Ganodorf, from TLOZ. It´s ambicious, think big, plan and manipulate, and have sword, metamorphic and magic skills.

I´m still waiting for a villain that wants to destroy everything to make chaos, like the joker in the last Batman movie. Or there´s one?

Luca Blight from Suikoden II remains my favorite villain to this day. He's evil, does not bring any mercy, and the acts he commits are heinous. Kefka from FFVI comes in at a close second.

Despite what I hear, Sephiroth is NOT the best villain of all time, nor is he the best villain in any FF game. That honor belongs to Kefka.

I have to go with

M.Bison

To many times have I yelled at him for being cheap :evil:

Luca Blight from Suikoden II remains my favorite villain to this day. He's evil, does not bring any mercy, and the acts he commits are heinous. Kefka from FFVI comes in at a close second.

Despite what I hear, Sephiroth is NOT the best villain of all time, nor is he the best villain in any FF game. That honor belongs to Kefka.

[QUOTE="Metamania"]

Luca Blight from Suikoden II remains my favorite villain to this day. He's evil, does not bring any mercy, and the acts he commits are heinous. Kefka from FFVI comes in at a close second.

Despite what I hear, Sephiroth is NOT the best villain of all time, nor is he the best villain in any FF game. That honor belongs to Kefka.

FireBirdPheonix

In fact kefka did try ending the world,just for a laugh.

[QUOTE="Metamania"]

Luca Blight from Suikoden II remains my favorite villain to this day. He's evil, does not bring any mercy, and the acts he commits are heinous. Kefka from FFVI comes in at a close second.

Despite what I hear, Sephiroth is NOT the best villain of all time, nor is he the best villain in any FF game. That honor belongs to Kefka.

FireBirdPheonix

Kefka diffidently, he cause such a problem for everyone and even worse the WORLD.

My 2nd choice would have to be Ramon Slazar or Ocelus (from metal gear)

Shifty Pete~ What are you talking about. He could control cloud and he was evil and conyving. He also had immense strength and was feared by many. How is that not intimidating?It isn't like kefka was intimidating. Come on, he is just a clown with make up.FireBirdPheonix

Luca Blight from Suikoden II remains my favorite villain to this day. He's evil, does not bring any mercy, and the acts he commits are heinous. Kefka from FFVI comes in at a close second.

Despite what I hear, Sephiroth is NOT the best villain of all time, nor is he the best villain in any FF game. That honor belongs to Kefka.

Hey! Kefka and Sephiroth are both awesome! Why can't we all just get along!?!?!? :cry:

Meh, they are the same to me. Both are psychopathic, both are murders, both attempt to destroy the world, both have angelic-looking final forms with bad-a$$ battle themes. :P

I think there has always been more charismatic and developed heroes than villains in videogames, but there´s a few bad ass bosses that rule.

I like Ganodorf, from TLOZ. It´s ambicious, think big, plan and manipulate, and have sword, metamorphic and magic skills.

I´m still waiting for a villain that wants to destroy everything to make chaos, like the joker in the last Batman movie. Or there´s one?

MartinCaillou

there was majora from majoras mask;)

Hoppin on the kefka bandwagon. The fights with him were the best parts of the game.

Also, Stanislaus Braun from fallout 3. He only made 1 appearance, but it freaked me the hell out.

John Romero :P I bet Doom II's final level became a lot more satisfying for players after Daikatana.

Having read the history of the development of Daikatana its actually quite depressing and sad in a way. But the fact that Romero is the behind the scenes villain in Doom II is incredibly ironic I think.

John Romero :P I bet Doom II's final level became a lot more satisfying for players after Daikatana.

Having read the history of the development of Daikatana its actually quite depressing and sad in a way. But the fact that Romero is the behind the scenes villain in Doom II is incredibly ironic I think.