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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wombat" data-source="post: 2446387" data-attributes="member: 8447">First Round 1. Ming the Merciless  -- I go for MING!  He's Merciless!2. Francis Begbie (Trainspotting)  -- Begbie; he's unambiguously evil3. Dr. Doom  -- Hmm, let's see ... a classic comic book villain or ... Okay, Dr. Doom, easily4. The Joker -- no question again.  The Joker is so twisted...5. Thanos vs Plankton (Spongebob Squarepants) 6. Napoleon the Pig (Animal Farm) -- some animals are better than others7. Lady Deathstrike (X-men) -- don't really know her, but I found Fat Bastard so ... boring8. Cain (Robocop) -- don't have my heart in either9. Lord Voldemort -- Bow Before Your True Master10. Ernst Stavro Blofeld (James Bond) -- I mean, the nurse is evil, but Bloefeld had PLANS!11. Bill Sikes (Oliver Twist) -- tough choice!  I go with Bill for the classic appeal, but both are great12. Dr. Fu Manchu -- plans and webs of terror win out13. Bhaal (Forgotten Realms) -- but neither is high in my books14. The Master (Dr. Who) -- The Master!  The True Villain!15. Satan (The Exorcist) -- Lloth does nothing for me...16. The Clock King -- because the best Prince John was Claude Rains  <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink    ;)"  data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />17. Hal 9000 -- What are you doing, Dave?18. Godzilla -- this is tough, mainly because it is hard to judge big-n-green, but I go with a guy in a rubber suit stomping on a model of Tokyo -- it's a universal language!19. Khan Noonian Singh -- was this a serious match up?  PacMan tasks no one...20. Chairface Chippendale (The Tick) vs Thoth-Amon (Conan Stories)-- who else dared to carve his face on the moon?21. Jon Irenicus (Baldur’s Gate 2) -- steals souls for fun, ruins whole cultures and cities, and he is just so SATISFYING to kill at the end!22. Evil Ash (Army of Darkness) -- groovy23. Mr. Burns -- Excellent, Smithers!  Have the Rolling Stones killed!24. Dorian Gray -- gotta love classical decadence25. Mr. Edward Hyde -- ditto26. Iago (Othello) -- Draw them close, build them up, ruin them.  Subtlty wins here.27. Anubis (Stargate SG-1) -- He's nice and nasty28. Chancellor David Carlton -- by default only.  Neither one of them is a wow29. Cigarette Smoking Man (X-Files) -- how many lies? how many conspiracies? how many webs?30. Docter Octopus -- Doc Oc by a head ... err ... tentalce31. Darth Vader -- He's big, he's black, he's got one of the coolest entrances in all of moviedom...32. Thulsa Doom -- this is not a contest33. Hannibal Lector -- he's the scariest kind of guy going, highly intelligent and utterly without morals34. The Borg Queen -- neither one of them really fully does it for me35. Darth Maul -- much smoother moves36. Mr. Glass (Unbreakable) -- because some things just need to be37. Graf Orlock (Nosferatu) -- I have a thing for the silents  <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />38. Jack Torrence (The Shining) -- unnerving39. Magneto -- pure power and vengeance versus pretty much a nobody40. Bob (Twin Peaks) -- ooh!  Very tough!  I like Davros, but BOB haunts my nightmares now41. Angelus (Buffy and Angel) -- only because he was marginally better written42. Gul Dukat (DS9) -- starts as a political weathervane, shifts to self-deluding destroyer of worlds, he's slimey and great!43. John Powell (Night of the Hunter) -- not wild about either44. Jabba the Hutt -- again, not wild about either45. Servalan (Blake's 7) -- because I've never been forced to sit through Blake's 7, so it HAS to be better...46. Casanova Frankenstein (Mystery Men) -- let's boogie!47. Dracula -- Mickey's got a lot going for him, but the Count is the Count, pure classic!48. Tony Montana (Scarface) -- only because of what he is matched with49. Gollum -- Gollum is interesting50. Lex Luthor -- an ordinary man who takes on Superman?  That takes chutzpah!51. Snidely Whiplash (Rocky and Bullwinkle) -- NYAHahah!52. Pinhead (Hellraiser) -- but both bore me53. Mr. Crocker (Fairly Oddparents) -- because he isn't in He-Man...54. Sauron (Lord of the Rings) -- a demigod versus a robot?  Please...55. The Queen (Snow White and the Seven Dwarves) -- now SHE'S scary!56. Kingpin -- the man who organizes wins!57. Morgoth (JRR Tolken) -- poor Wiley, crushed flat by a god!58. John Doe (Se7en) -- at least he's interesting59. Six (Battlestar Galatica) -- oh glak!  having to go with BG because of Smurfs!60. Galactus -- they guy eats planets!61. Wicked Witch of the West (Wizard of Oz) -- she's pure-on nasty!62. Professor James Moriarty (Sherlock Holmes novels) -- AGH!  AGH!  How to choose?  In the end I go with Moriarity because he is the Ultimate Nemesis, whereas Morgan le Fay is at least an ambiguous character, but I love them both!63. Great Cthulhu -- Freddy knows nothing about the horrors lurking inside dreams...64. Auric Goldfinger -- I give it to the free agent mastermind over the bad program</blockquote>

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