Why Villain's are better than heroes 

Villains in movies often represent the struggles of everyday life, while the non-villains may present a false sense of "goodness" that is too good to be true. Villains in movies are often characters who have experienced injustice or oppression, and are fighting to stand up to the forces of evil that seek to deny them their rights and freedoms. On the other hand, non-villains may be presented as good people, but their actions can often be seen as deceitful or selfish. Thus, the villains in movies can be seen as real heroes, while the non-villains can be portrayed as bad people who are putting on a front.

If Villains are so evil. Why are villains so relatable and based?

Sometimes villains make the best heroes.

Heroes and villains both suffer pain - one decides the world hurt me so I’ll make sure it doesn’t happen to anyone else the other decides the world hurt me so I’m going to hurt it back

Villian - Something Bad Happens To Them They Do The Same With Others ( Joker ) Hero - Something Bad Happens To Them They Make Sure It'll Not Happen With Someone Else ( Batman )

AS KIDS WE LOVED HEROES, BUT AS ADULTS WE UNDERSTAND VILLAINS 🙏🙏FACTSSS

Psychopath are better than no path. -William James Moriarty

I feel like as a writer you can just do more with villains. They’re more complicated and will go to any lengths to accomplish what they seek to gain while heroes tend to be bound to their moral code

they don’t show backstories of villains. Joker was abused as a kid, Venom is a good guy, but the way he handle situations is gory. Darth vader was left for dead, burning alive, scorpion family was killed by quan chi because he impersonated sub zero, black panther cousin father was banned from wakanda and was killed when he was a kid. most villains had tough childhoods, they were backstabbed, closest ones killed or passed away, or you were just looked at wrong

I like when the villans win I dont see that much they should win more often

I can understand appreciating their function in the story but it is weird when people treat the guy blowing up children like they are admirable on that basis

All the things said in the video are extremely relatable... But I want to remaind you guys just because someone endured more pain in their lives it doesn't mean they are right.

A villain's motive is far more interesting than the Hero's

Something that is wrong with the film industry is usually they make a hero not to focus on the right decision to make but to have them be a simple vasle of cool powers and worship. Villains are not better than the heroes, the reality of the hero in the world one would love in today is that, heroes suffer and they keep suffering but at every step of their pain decide to make the world a little better. Villains don't want to make it better they want to change it entirely to what they perceive to be right. The main difference between the villains and heroes is that villains go through lots of suffering earlier in their lives and form a goal while heroes keep suffering throughout their entire journey and because of the villain too. The villain doesn't usually have anything more to lose but the hero is going through pain and loses loved ones and family throughout his journey

Joker, Killmonger, Thanos, Bowser, Frieza, Cell, Beerus, Venom, General Zod, Lex Luthor, Scorpion, Shang Tsung, the agents from Matrix, Jason Voorhees. I love them all

Even Davy Jones is far more interesting than the so called good guys

This is why so many people adore antiheroes. They aren’t villains, there’s no inherent evil or want to hurt people. They simply understand that sometimes you can’t be Superman, sometimes the way to save 100 lives is to take one that won’t stop until they kill those 100

I want to make villain win because good guys are unfair and unrealistic

Sheesh you went in 🔥💯

villains are manifestation of some people hurts feeling,they wanted a revenge for it but they decided to not doing it because they know no one in his side,and they know there's gonna be much sons,parents are gonna be sacrificed. so they make a villain on some story as a manifestation of hate,hurted feeling

This man speaking straight facts. What I love most about villains is how vicious and ferocious they are as well as their drive to achieve what they want in life. They usually get the better (more badass) powers and are willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their goal, and what I admire about them is their "I don't give a fuck what you think about me" mentality, that even if the rest of the world hates them, they're still willing to stand by what they believe in to their dying breath, even if they're seen as "the bad guy". I'm not advocating for doing evil acts against undeserving innocent people, I'm just saying that sometimes we all have our limits, and there are gonna be times where you're gonna have to take matters into your own hands if nobody else is willing to do doing anything. Regardless of what happens, there are always gonna be people that are gonna accuse you of being the bad guy no matter what. So might as well say "fuck it" and do whatever it takes to get what you want in life. Call me crazy, but I find it oddly satisfying to see scenes where the hero gets pushed past "that point" or "snaps" and ends up pushing the moral boundaries to protect those he holds dear, even if he ends up looking like the monster, or slowly starts to deviate away from the stereotypical hero trope. Anakin Skywalker is one of my favorite examples of this.

This video is literally "I am 14 and this is deep." It's fiction for entertainment, not that deep. and the constant annoying "boom" sound effect didn't make it any deeper or dramatic. This whole video is really what every 15-year-old thinks.

A hero would sacrifice themselves for someone, but a villain will tear the world apart if they were hurt

Villains understand human nature and acknowledge the morally depravity and wickedness of humanity. Villains are more relatable because they represent the inherent corruption within human nature and how it turns us into monsters. I like heroes that are badass, embrace their flaws, and are very relatable such as Wolverine. I hate some of the heroes that are pure, kindhearted, and idealistic because it comes off as fake, and unnatural. A lot ppl don't like Superman because of his idealistic and bland character and he is sacrificing his life all the time for the same ppl who don't acknowledge his sacrifices.

"Without evil, there is no good"

Villans don't see them selves villans As Anakin skywalker said once: in my point of view the jedi are evil .

Have you ever heard tue tragedy of darth plagueis the wise

Villains' stories start before the hero and since they're betrayed by the hero or have become evil because of the society, they give birth to their ultimate death bringer, the Hero. My villain, Stein, had to complete his destiny by destroying the world because some people destroyed his home when he was a kid. He has more complexity to himself that aren't as cruel as the reason I stated here. I wrote my novel "Kenot's Tempest a few days ago. "

_"the world is dark, cruel, and wicked."_ - Frollo *As an 11-year-old,* I just thought he was just a bad guy saying bad stuff. *As a 21-year-old,* I realized Frollo was correct.

I think one of the reasons we like villains is because of how exclusive is it to be on their side. It makes us feel important to be one of the view people who is their friend, having eachothers back while the world condemns you makes you feel in a weird way that you're actually the chosen one not the heroes.

And in fiction it exist that a broken villain can turn pure evil like if he lost something that he loved so much for his life when he is the last survivor of his race than when he realize and find the truth than he can't bring his family back so all he has to do is turning to the dark side and becoming the embodiment of the dark side with 0 emotions

I think a big problem with the hero is that really don't have any motivation while the villain has all of it, the villain is active while the hero just reacts.

Your so underrated, like this only has 17K views????? Bro your content deserves much more appreciation keep up the good work!🗣🔥🔥🔥

Love this!!! Keep it up!!

When the hero is stupid af I just cheer for the villain

Villians aren’t born, they were made.

exactly, Compelling Villains always create such colors to the already great story.

So there's this kid who is a hero trying to fight man in shadow so later on he falls in an canyon trapped in a area for 20 yr growing older making himself the next man in shadow and the best part is that MIS is actually warning the kid

keep going, i'll be here

When they are thought out yes.

Eh, I wouldn't go that far. I mean you can enjoy both heroes and villains. Heroes represent the best human qualities and Villains represent the darker sides of human nature. But just once I would like a hero or villain think "Hmm. Maybe by nemesis is right? Maybe I'm fighting for the right cause, but going about it the wrong way."

Green goblin: but the one thing they love more than a hero is to see a hero fail fall die trying

The biggest thing about heroes and villains; Heroes have to be infallible, villains don't. If a hero fails, society turns on them. If a villain fails, it's expected. Heroes are a face, an icon, a symbol that people akin to an ideal. But that means, they are expected to be everything. Villains are enigmatic, broad and overlooked. Nothing is expected from them, so they have no societal bar of expectations to clear. Heroes are puppets, but there are no strings on a villain.

At the end the one who gets through the suffering and still stand tall is the one who is the hero

I love Heroes.

What's the name of the piano song at the beginning? That's really nice music choice tbh Also great video btw, I agree

In Major grom plague doctor The villain named sergei rasumovsky As a villain he is a plague doctor When he was a kid he have been bullying by the bullier because he just saved the dog then he saw them died in the flame When he grown up he created vmeste enterprise and AI He started together with best friend name Olex but when he saw the news ( criminal kiryu that kill a kid have released ) then Olex wear the plague doctor armour suit and kill him At the end when a police hero Grom Told the truth before try to arrest him Olex was died in Pakistan Then Olex enter the room Sergei was shocked but Grom didn't saw him Sergei use a bottle stuns Grom head And Olex face turn to Sergei face to attack the real Sergei and control him Then he fight the Grom and defeated by Grom friend And he have been arrested In the end credits Sergei scared of another Sergei then evil Sergei said "Don't worry we will escape now"

the Vallain's were always are the best except for some. Nice video

Ive to realise heroes are children and villains are adults its the constant power struggle of youth vs the aged

Deep!

That's why my favourite villain is Deathshed from Wolfenstein. He's so relatable! It's almost like looking into a mirror!

This why super stoked for Black Adam he is no hero he ain't hero

Song name at the beginning?

The racing drones tell their story quite exacly this way Context: they wanted to win at all costs (meaning they would kill human pilots for that) because they wanted to meet their creators again and destroy them, the accelerons

So the villain in Se7en?

Villains are great. For anyone who is not their victim and does not care for those who are.

Heroes and villains are often two sides of the same coin, it just depends on who’s side you’re on.

Most villian I know in fiction is those who despaired of humanity or totally lose their sanity or both.

In their pure representation, Villains represent the worst of humanity, all pessimistic and misanthropic ideologies and visions of humanity and the world that none of us should think, and therefore we should side with the heroes who give values and teachings to be better, you can understand the motivation why a villain acts, but one should not share it or consider it the absolute truth and say that he is not doing anything wrong, it means not understanding the point of the story, the villain is wrong because he has a goal, it's a radical and extreme ideology and in fact he's wrong, but on the surface it seems right if you don't analyze it thoroughly,which is what has been happening in recent years, you think that the villain is right, but in reality he is not there if analyzed in depth without the influence of the empathy you have for that character, because they have: 1) A radical and evil vision of humanity demonizing it a cancer or a virus for the planet to necessarily eradicate (ex. Zamasu from Dragon ball Super, Ultron from Avengers Age of Ultron, Thanos from Avengers Infinity War, Agent Smith from Matrix, Vecna from Stranger things Season 4, Ocean Master from Aquaman, Alan Jonah from Godzilla 2 King of the Monsters, Psykos from One punch Man, Master Asia from Gundam Z, Major Hirokawa from Parasyte the Maxim, Albert Wesker from Resident Evil 5, Sephiroth from Final Fantasy 7, Poison Ivy from Batman and Robin, Richmond Valentine from Kingsman, Unknown God from Genshin Impact, Apocalypse from X-Men Apocalypse, Aphrodite from Record of Ragnarok, Omni-man from Invincible, Megatron from Transformer Animated and Hades from Saint-Seiya Lost Canvas). 2) A negative judgement about human nature (ex. Eren Yeager from Attack on Titan, Madara Uchiha from Naruto Shippuden, Light Yagami from Death Note, Lust from Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, Dante Zogratis from Black Clover, Asuramaru from Seraph of the End, Dracula from Castlevania Animated Series, Meruem from Hunter X Hunter, Joker from The dark Knight, Daniel Plainview from There Will be Blood, Ares from Wonder Woman 2017 movie, Shinobu Sensui from Yu Yu Hakusho, Demona from Gargoyles, Zeref Dragneel from Fairy Tail, Killmonger from Black Phanter, Magneto from X-men, Dr.Doom from Fantastic 4 (2015), Grindelwald from Fantastic Beast: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018), Isaac Ray Peram Westcott from Date a Live, Master Xenahort from Kingdom Hearts 3, Phantom from MÄR Heaven, Gilgamesh from Fate Series, Malefica from Maleficent 1 and 2 and Darkseid from Superman/Batman Apocalypse.) 3) They come from stories where they want to show the worst of humanity representing them like the real monsters (ex. Demons from Devilman Crybaby, Diclonius from Elfen Lied, Deviants from Detroit Become Human, Mutants, Ghouls and Sintetics from Fallout, Ghouls from Tokyo Ghoul, Na'vi from Avatar, Witches from Kingom of Ruin and Machines from Animatrix Second Renaissance.)

I mean a lot of villans don't even want to destroy the world they want to make it better the usual contrast between them and the hero is the methods the villan uses to do that.

Bro went deep

EXACTLY!!! THANK YOU! Heroes, were never a Hero to me, The villains were always my favorite ♡

The villains usually seem to have more personality than the heroes for me

Loki.

They're not

so real

Do you want to know why evil and villain is important?

What about zero 2 from Kirby

I think anyone who thinks villains are good should be thrown in prison. Cause at this point yall justifying thier behavior

This video was well made and intriguing.

If My mom died and i could not save her i,d get My revnge on ohters

Villains are simply those who oppose the hero. They can be good in their own ways or just be pure destruction but it doesn't really matter at the end. They are all still the villains that the hero will overcome. They are tragic in that sense I suppose.

Actually evil is important component in life. In Islam both good and evil is equally important. That why if evil is not exist then God's attribute is useless. This world actually has a thing called " necessary evil". So, don't hate evil and Villains, okay? Live well with evil.❤🔥

Because villains is real...

There are no heroes or villains

Villains that are byproducts of their heros are usually the most ruthless too

They're really not but they are great tho

Noo i want to be a villain

VILLAINS ❤

I love villain 😘

Well thanos colect stone just to destroy the stone.

I love villains, they have their on self to depend on not like the hero, who have a fucking army of people, even the battle is unfair, sometimes the hero will got help from people and friends, when the villains stays alone, isn't it unfair, and why is even the hero protecting the society, when the society are the one who are making villains.... And also Thiers no heroine if Thiers no villain, (^.^) Also there's a reason why there is a happy ending in a fantasy novel or anime(^.^), its because one of them is rich and the other is a beauty.... , Thiers no right and wrong in this world, its just the way you see it,🙂 #Villain💜💜💜

Villians arent always better

Hero’s only win cause of plot armor 💀

1. Sometimes, Heroes make the best heroes. 2. Sometimes. Villains are NOT the best heroes crap. Just unforgivable crimes. And evil crimes. No excuse what they done!