10 Best video game villains of all time

The battles can be won by the heroes in the world of video games, but the villains manage to make a note. Be it crazy extravagant nature or cold masterminds calculations, villains are strong enough to inspire the players, sometimes much more than the heroes. It is their typical status, their evil excerpted talk and the seductive charisma that absorbs the public's attention at any moment. Here are ten great video game villains that have made a name for their unique hell brand in playing.

1. Bowser (Mario series)

With a somewhat cartoons look and uncomplicated villains, he managed to endure. From 1985 to the present, the king of the Koopas continuously kidnapped Princess Peach and fought against Mario. It is simple enough to make changes in the character into an interesting historical background to fits-the original villain Bowser stands for the first boss, so some a start player who has ever been exposed. As a result, Bowser is used in an interesting spot.

2. BB (fate/Grand Order)

BB is this villain with which you can never get under control – it is always ten steps ahead, exactly when you believe that you have caught up. With this mischievous grin and the ability to warp reality, it constantly shifts the soil we play on and forces the players to ask what is real. BBS influence in characters such as Meltryllis and Passionlip extends over the fate universe and makes them one of the most unforgettable and incredibly annoying enemies.

3 .. Sephiroth (Final Fantasy VII)

When it comes to pure threats and class, there is really hardly everyone whose competition is Sephiroth. Long silver hair, a ridiculously long sword and an eerie title song – literally the definition of a “cool villain”. His calculated actions of cruelty and every knowledge of what the special we should say in the annals of the time as a legendary antagonist who consolidated the perception of an entire generation for an appropriate nemesis in the annals of the time.

4. Dr. Robotnik (Sonic the Igel)

The genius with mustache is the classic representation of brains compared to muscles. Behind his strange, almost absurd facade is Dr. Robotnik really brilliant – constructs deadly machines, evil themed parks and even sound clones. There is almost always failure, but his resistance ensures that he is in front and back for decades. He is a villain that you like to laugh about while trying to take over the world.

5. Kefka (Final Fantasy VI)

Imagine a clown with the powers of a god and morality of a sociopath. This is Kefka. Most of the villains never really want to destroy the world. Kefka does it and then enjoys the show. Because of his unpredictable behavior and nihilistic philosophy, which makes him one of the most frightening characters playing, he not only breaks the rules that the rule book burns.

6. Dagoth Ur (the older scrolls III: Morrowind)

The line that blurred between the villain and tragic figure is often when it comes to Dagothu -E. As soon as Nerevar's comrades are made, he now becomes a god -like force that tries to redesign the whole Morrowind. His motivations remain difficult to grasp – some would say the divine retribution, while others could say rebellion at a philosophical level. He penetrates the thoughts of mortals through dreams and murmurs great monologues of fear; It is less a boss fight and rather an existential crisis that is wrapped in the old prophecy.

7. Vaas Montenegro (Far Cry 3)

Michael Mando managed to redefine a video game in his representation of Vaas. Untrolchable, magnetic and deeply triggered, Vaas serves as a philosopher and war mist. His now notorious cited discourse on the definition of madness is an impeccable example of the dissolution of his own spirit. It is more than just a villain, but as a mirror that reflects the decaying morality of the player.

8. Albert Wesker (Resident Evil series)

Albert Wesker is cold, calculated and genetically reinforced and is Horror's attitude to the archetypal figure of super villain. As a master manipulator, which has cheated more than one, he would survive two or three betrayal to emerge from the shadows, every comeback is now more powerful than before. Red eyes seem through a glance and his sloppy hair make it a scary face of umbrella experiments and shortly afterwards the apocalypse induced by virus.

9. Micah Bell (Red Dead Erlaturz 2)

Micah is not a cutter villain. The charm is lost far from it-the charm is lost. Outstanding tyrants and world members would see his guy as a mere ants compared to their feet. A destructively underestimated traitor in the middle of them, a snake that is thrown between high grasses. The loan for his film goes to Arthur Morgan: Micah is the death of honor in an already dying world. Therefore, he does not need a magic on land, plenty of forces to be hated-the man has everything with a cowardly cunning and a grin of contempt.

10. Vergil (Devil May Cry Series)

Virgil is what Dante is not acting, ruthless and powerful. Since they are twins, the fights are really personal, emotional and epic. The one who will expose him from all his cruelty and barbaric acts is the public who loves him for his willpower and his fighting style, which was unsurpassed. Its uniliters are a gold mine for Memes, and his sword action is also in his worst case of Fandom's favorite.

These bad guys are not just our hero-sie define them. They challenge us, provoke us and even earn our respect in some cases. These are some characters that prove that an excellent villain will be as iconic as a hero. After all, the light can shine so brilliantly without darkness.