Top 10 Best Disney Villains

She's awesome. Who can forget the best female Disney villain ever? I mean, if Chernabog was not involved in any plan, then Maleficent would definitely take over any evil plans with other Disney villains. Remember, they both have a lot in common. They are from Hell, they create dark magic, they are rulers of darkness, they have horns on their heads, and they are the most powerful and most evil Disney villains ever. I think both she and Chernabog should make a great couple, which they did in House of Villains. But I think Disney should do more stories about their relationship.

He is the greatest villain, the weakest and strongest at the same time. He is weak physically compared to fully grown lions, but he knows how to eliminate enemies with his intelligence. He knows when to act or speak in a way that, given the situation, will work - at least for a while. And he once commanded an army of hyenas that outnumbered the lions. Did I mention the greatest villain song ever?

It's a Disney song about murder. A Disney song about murder while Scar forms an army to achieve that murder. Not to mention the Nazi-like hyenas.

Scar is way too over-the-top and bland compared to this guy. Don't get me wrong, Scar has a motivation, but everyone already knows he's evil, and he even outright brags about it. Frollo legitimately believes what he does is good, and that he is serving God. He does horrible things, but constantly finds justifications for why he did said things, while Scar knows he did bad things and just sticks with it.

I like what his voice actor, Tony Jay, said about his character: "What I like about Frollo, is that we, uh, tried to write him in a way that all his actions, all the things he does... are understandable, but not excusable." You understand why he did the things he did, but you still hate him for it. And also, he's probably got the coolest villain song, "Hellfire." I mean, come on, guys. Come on.

Are you kidding me? Hades is the king of sarcasm and sass. Other villains come across as absolutely terrifying and menacing, while this guy is chill. He knows how to make an entrance, and he's so cute when he gets frustrated. The way he calms himself and his lovable personality, even though he's evil, is endearing.

His job is to rule the underworld, which is boring and, as he also says, "filled with dead people." He's got to make the best out of his job, and he does this beautifully. It was his brother Zeus who sent him to this job in the first place. No wonder the guy wants revenge. It's the most reasonable revenge story in the history of Disney. Two thumbs way, way up for our leading bad guy. What a dish. What a guy.

And I don't care what y'all say, but no one's going to tell me that Hades isn't the best Disney villain because, obviously, you people are boring.

Here are my reasons for absolutely loving Jafar:

1. He wears a cape.
2. The parrot. Oh, the parrot.
3. In the final battle scene with Aladdin, he makes so many puns.
4. He uses his Cobra staff to manipulate the Sultan.
5. His sarcastic personality (as well as Iago's) gives him some incredible jokes.

Though I believe there are better Disney villains than him, like Scar, I just don't see why he's one step below Hades. While Hades is very funny, Jafar's power and wardrobe seem unmatched by Hades. Plus, he has a far better sidekick. Please move Jafar up. Go Jafar!

He is not just my favorite Disney villain, but also in my top 5 villains of all time. Let me tell you why. Shere Khan was different from all the other Disney villains. He was calm, and at some points, seemed like an ASMR guy, but at the same time, he was frightening and cunning. I mean, he literally choked a snake while smiling.

Another thing is that his character development is priceless. The way he gets angered with rage in the sequel is thrilling to see. Shere Khan is also a tiger, and they are my favorite animal. So, it's nice to see a tiger villain, combining my two favorite things in the world. I hear how Hannibal Lecter relates to this, but I'm scared of watching horror movies, so I'll read the book very soon!

Ursula is by far the best villain of all time. She is a realist, unlike King Triton. The trident guy just demands that his daughters obey him and do exactly what he says. She gives poor little Ariel a chance to do what she loves. But of course, like everything in life, it comes with a price. She can't just let Ariel go up to the surface and live happily ever after. What would that teach Ariel about life? People just can't handle the truth about life.

King Triton's message in life is always to copy and follow other people's views about how they think things should be. Ursula's message in life is that if you want something in this world, you will have to fight for it and dodge obstacles to get there.

Yzma has plans of villainy from left and right that blow up in her face. She does this to kill Kuzco and take over the throne as empress! But all of that is forgiven because she is incredibly entertaining.

People may not see her as an amazing Disney villain because she is a total failure, but you have to admit she shares the title of comical villain with Hades! She may be a villain, but you would love to work with her as her sidekick. Kronk is one lucky individual!

It was a tough one! It was a tie between Yzma or Hades for this one. They both were hilarious in their movies, and without either of them, the movies wouldn't have been as good. Yzma was power-hungry and she did it in a way that made the audience love her. Her appearance made her unforgettable, and the kitten appearance was just plain adorable.

Dr. Facilier should be ranked much, much higher due to his significant role that was implied in the movie, intelligence, and unique style. While all villains share one common quality: evilness, he just seems to possess character traits that nobody shares. That guy was a total genius, plans his own schemes before stepping into the game, and knows how to manipulate his victims.

Another thing quite attractive in him, despite his role, is how unique his style is aside from the fact he's intellectual, knowledgeable, and excruciatingly vicious. He can sing, dance, and play instruments all in such swag and entertainment.

But how can we talk about him, without mentioning his song number: Friends on the Other Side? If you watch it, you would totally understand me.

He's the main villain and antagonist of The Haunted Mansion attraction.

Why is this movie so underrated? It's my favorite Disney movie and by far has the BEST villain ever! Here are my reasons:

1. Vincent Price
2. Fidget was his henchman
3. He had the original villain song
4. He came the closest to winning
5. He has the best final battle scene
6. He's hilarious
7. He loves being evil
8. He keeps all of his anger inside until the very end, when he snaps, and it's terrifying
9. He's smart and unpredictable

He just steals the whole movie!

This dude is PURE evil! He is the mastermind of crime. He drowned widows and orphans, nearly killed the queen, and, based on a deleted scene of his villain song "The World's Greatest Criminal Mind," he took victims to the bridge and forced them to jump off into the river. And whoever tried to swim back to land, he would shoot. This dude is a criminal genius you don't want to mess with. This rat deserves to be #1!

She's messed up. She wants to skin a lot of innocent puppies just for their fur! I mean, sure, many other villains would kill people to reach their goal (anthropomorphic animals included), but she would kill puppies just for fashion! She is an evil, wicked woman!

I hate her! She kills them just to make clothing. It only matters if they need food to survive and use the whole thing, and I'm an animal lover too.

Her song is so catchy. She definitely needs to be ranked much higher. I even love the live-action version played by Glenn Close.

Captain Hook somehow manages to be hilarious and terrifying at the same time. I mean, he shoots one of his crew members - with the most apathetic expression on his face, mind you - just because he's annoyed by that guy's off-key singing. Comedic from an audience member's point of view? You bet, at least if they're into dark humor. But would you like to be that pirate? Probably not.

If you'd like another example, just listen to "The Elegant Captain Hook." It perfectly showcases his humorous, charismatic, and frightening sides all at once. He's also smarter than he lets on, as shown by how he successfully kidnaps Tinkerbell, uses her to find Peter's hideout, and plants a bomb in the hideout as a conniving way of keeping his promise not to lay a hand or hook on him. How can we overlook his amazing wardrobe?

Also, he's a pirate. I've always had a fascination with pirates.

Chernabog is, without a doubt, the best Disney villain in the entire franchise. He's the most powerful and most evil of all. Forget Scar or Frollo! Sure, they're great and have evil in them, but they're not as successful as the almighty Chernabog. He is like the true god or king of all Disney villains. Maleficent is his queen, and that's why they should work together if there's going to be a Disney Villains series with all of them together. The rulers are him and Maleficent. No one can top these two.

And think about it, he has given no reason to act evil. He commits evil for fun. Plus, he's the devil! Devils are more evil than anything else. So, I suggest that he should be number one.

The Wicked Queen is the best-looking Disney villain (before her transformation), so I pick her. I don't know why she let jealousy ruin her looks. Jealousy is truly an evil trait to have. I think that's one of the lessons you learn in that movie, considering what happens to her.

Yes, most villains would just want to see the main protagonist die. She wants to kill her daughter, cut out her heart, and lock it in a box, all because she is jealous of her appearance. She would poison her own daughter if that plan fails. Yeesh. She makes Mother Gothel and Lady Tremaine look like Toriels to me!

I think Gothel is an amazing villain because not only is she extremely deceptive and probably has one of the most thought-out and relatable backstories, but she also has the most depth. Right down to the part where, for a moment, one shining moment, Gothel felt actual concern for Rapunzel. The entire song 'Mother Knows Best' isn't just about Gothel wanting Rapunzel for herself, but also her concern for Rapunzel.

Why else would she point out that Rapunzel was getting chubby when there were clearly much more evil, deceptive things she could've said? She also had a look of true motherly concern when she found out Rapunzel was missing.

Gothel is also very relatable in two ways. One, mankind's desire for eternal life. That is all Gothel wants - eternal life. Everyone has dreamed of it at some point. Gothel just tried to make her dreams come true. Two, people like Gothel actually exist. There are parents who treat their children like that. Sad, but true. Gothel was by far the best villain.

Unlike the rest of the villains, Bill is truly unpredictable and absolutely crazy.

You can easily deduce the intentions, future actions, and ultimate fate of Scar, Jafar, Frollo, Hades, Ursula, etc., just by looking at them and hearing them speak for 30 seconds.

Bill is nothing like that. He's truly an enigma, and it's impossible to truly understand what's going on in his head (if he has one).

Good luck guessing Bill's course of action. I've seen all of Gravity Falls, and honestly, I have no idea what Bill will do in the finale, other than ultimately losing. This is completely unlike the rest of the top 30 villains, who are so predictable that any teenager can guess the villain's course of action (and by extension, the entire plot) the moment the conflict starts.

She is so funny! She and Yzma are so cool.

How come she was acting so nice, but Mayor Lionheart was acting like he was the villain?

She was a villain for like the last two minutes of the movie.

I honestly did not expect her to be the bad one.

I love him. He is my favorite Disney villain, but my second favorite is Ursula. Davy Jones kills those who try to kill him. He also has a troubled life.

The best of Disney: bad, cruel, and sad all at the same time.

He's invincible! You can't go wrong there.

Why has no one ever mentioned this guy? He is the most hilarious of them all! He is so funny and so original. Oh, and I really dig his songs. He should be at the top of this list, by the way. Nothing can compare to Doof.

Doofenshmirtz is amazing! I love everything about him: his inators, him trapping Perry and explaining his evil plan, his little Doofenshmirtz Evil Incorporated song, his tragic backstories, and of course, his accent. You can't forget his accent. He is probably one of the funniest villains ever, and I love him so much.

Very evil - this guy should be at the top. He's evil because of his scary look and because he's made of bugs. He kills everything alive that comes down to his lair. His sidekicks are skeletons, spiders, and bats. He could have killed Santa Claus and Sally. Oogie's lair is filled with death weapons such as saws and guns. He gambles with dice, betting on death. You would admit it if you were thrown in his lair. After all, he is the meanest guy in town.

Even though he has around 10 minutes of screen time, he does leave an impression with how energetic and funny he can be. He loves singing and gambling. He really is one of my favorite movie villains ever.

She doesn't have any magical powers or minions. She only has control over one person's life, yet she manages to squeeze every drop of joy out of it. Amazing!

Lady Tremaine is a bully. She torments and mentally abuses poor, innocent Cinderella. I always found this akin to child abuse.

She turns poor Cinderella into a servant in her own home, too.

I love the shape of his head, his gentle persona, and the good work of the movement and structure of his coils. They look comfy on the surface of the skin and thick deeper in the flesh, like a river in a bug who wraps gently and slowly around you, providing a great massage for the muscles.

He is my favorite, behind Boba Fett.