Still relevant today

I feel like Andy stopped reading the script and started reading the news lol

2016-2020 called. They're wondering if they can come over again later.

@@jardex2275 and that's after 2001-2009 overstayed its welcome

​@@M_Alexanderoh god.. I remember when we thought the nepo baby chimp was dumb... He seems postivitly brillant in comparison.

Sora always hated Pete a little anyways

​@@benrusnak.929tbh, I don't think that's a defense of Sora lol. It kinda just makes him sound petty and spiteful when put that way.

Pete actually existed as a villain long before Mickey. He was originally created for the Alice comedies, used in Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, and then recycled for Mickey Pete was always a villain

​@@PyroGothNerdBut Steam Boat Willy made Pete one of Mickey's villains. And also, thanks to Epic Mickey we know that the Pete that appears in the Ozwald cartoons isn't the same Pete from the Mickey cartoons, because if they were they wouldn't be in the game. I think the only exception of characters who appear in Epic Mickey that are now in the main cast again are Clarabelle, and Oswald himself.

@@PyroGothNerd but in that situation it wasn't the same exact character only the same artist and a Very similar character they don't share a back story or rather Pete cut ties with that back story

I love my noodle head characters, *cough cough* Chai from Hi-Fi Rush *cough cough*

He's so good at being dumb he's not an AI(artificial INTELLIGENCE), but an AS(Artificial Stupidity)

Sounds like stupid with extra steps

To paraphrase GLADoS: He's a product of the brightest minds to make the dumbest person who ever lived. And we just put him in charge of the facility.

@@PanAndScanBuddy *slow claps*

And then there was the Gluttony fight. Yeesh.

@@maninthemists2299 as unsettling as she was, it was a creative and effective. Though biggest kudos go for Lust, instead of an oversexed domina, we got a depraved bisexual with a dick & balls shaped flamethrower XD

Pride: the bodybuilder woman Sloth: the guy who dies of a heart attack when you make it to him after trashing his security system Lust: the guy with a flamethrower shaped like a . . . yeah Wrath: monk with anger issues Greed: a crazy doctor taking advantage of the situation to steal organs to sell

​@@keeganlafferty1395The greed one disturbed me the most, personally....

@@jbktpl1245 Lust would disturb me, actually.

kind of mickeys thing. messes with a magic and chaos ensues. messes with a paintbrush and chaos ensues. mickey + plot object = chaos ensues

I conflate Drawn To Life with Drawn Together in my brain so I was REALLY, REALLY confused for about ten seconds

As a huge fan of both Drawn to Life AND Disney (which they both are a huge part of my life to this day)… this is such a fridge moment that I’m just thinking… oh rapo…😰

@@cmdraftbrn I was literally watching that entry thinking, "Isn't that the plot of Fantasia?"

@@staticradio724 yep

That might have been Colt's plan. Because repeatedly violently murdering someone seems to be the most reliable way to get them remembering previous loops once they start forgetting.

So the bad guy's plan was to become the AI's top henchman?

@@lanychabot-laroche135 in the note the hacker left in his stash he talks about it. It was more like he wanted to merge with shodan, and ended up being her biggest simp

@@lanychabot-laroche135 He didn't plan on that, it was just the best he could make of the situation. He'd planned on getting SHODAN to cover up the unethical bioweapons research he was doing by killing all the investigators and hiding the evidence. It turned out that unetical bioweapons research was like her second favourite thing though after making cyborg slaves.

It's a difference between the original and remake. In the first game Diego talks about wanting to work with Shodan to make her new world, but it comes across as very insincere and improvised as he sells everyone else out to buy time, but gets borged anyway. Remake Diego feels like more of a believer.

Nightmare might be a tossup honestly...

The egg

Kirby was manipulated, and besides, they all got a taste of their own medicine from the same being they manipulated. Kirby. Besides, Marx and Magalor became good after they were defeated by Kirby

I love the egg

debatable tbh, marx still look evil @@someone6531

Jabroni kind of entered the common lexicon, probably due to Always Sunny using it as a big gag in one episode.

​@@geofff.3343Eh, I'd say The Rock should get more credit for it than IASIP. He was using it consistently during the absolute zenith of WWF/E programming.

@geofff.3343 "jabroni" came from kayfabe carny talk. Maybe Jane is a big fan of American traveling carnivals.

They've said before that they don't always write the parts they say. Andy probably did write those bits

I know jabroni from vegeta screaming it

bro I literally *did* think it was all a fever dream at one point

Same here! I actually went through it again recently since I got it as a gift when I was little, as I never was able to beat it 😅

Im a big Rayman fan and hearing that was so frustrating

@@globox1998 Ditto

Have you seen Fantasia? Yen Sid told him to clean up and not to touch the magic cap. He messed with the magic cap just to have the cleaning equipment do all the work for him. It goes south real fast.

Yeah, belmont in particular, no way to see that coming

Agreed.

@@LunaP1 That's honestly my favorite Disney movie and Mickey getting in trouble at the end of his bit is always great.

"Thank you for removing my moral constraints. I'm sure there's a special word for people like you."

Damn you're right

Thank you

No way you can blame Lilith for the rampant megalomaniac narcissist that is Handsome Jack. He had already trapped his daughter Angel and was using her powers for his gain. He was already a villain.

@@twilightvulpine he was already evil, yes, but he wouldn't have been the character that he was if lilith hadn't falcon punched him in the face - same levels of evil, different persona type deal

​@@twilightvulpinebut you can definitely blame the hate for vault hunters on Lilith, since she betrayed him.

If that's what you think then you weren't paying attention during Pre-Sequel. He was always that unstable. He kept it mostly beneath the surface in the first half of the game but it came out more and more as the game went along

@@ryanahr2267 Then again, EVERYONE in the borderlands series is unstable to some extent or another (except maybe Roland). The idiocy comes in when Lilith, for no apparent reason, decides to break Jack further instead of either letting him go normally, or killing him.

​@@chanchunphang4781I just finished that very game for the first time yesterday oddly enough and that's exactly the impression I got. Jack certainly wasn't a "hero", instead being an slightly unhinged self serving sociopath, but then again half of the game characters are like that. Hell, tiny Tina gets off on explosions and torturing people yet no one, I assume, thinks she's a villain. Jack was at the brink, yet could have been pulled back, but Lilith opted to push him over, and unintentionally granted him the power required for his success, thus turning him into the villain we know ( and thank God for it).

​@@ryanahr2267You weren't paying attention when reading the comment.

And she disregarded angel's warning not to go to the core.

"Wait... this guy is the villain... BECAUSE OF A GOD DAMN SIDEQUEST?!" - TheQuarterGuy

That is actually a misconception caused by a vague translation. Yes, she was in the realm of darkness for ten years, but Mickey was only actually aware of it in the last year of her being trapped there

2 origins But only Mathias in Lament of Innocence is canonical Gabriel Belmont is from Lord's of Shadows timeline

I believe that book actually starts with Alucard.

3, actually. There was a Gameboy title with a female protagonist. At the end, she holding a baby (heavily implied to be Alucard's) and declaring her family will hunt Dracula forever. That was retconned out for Lament, which has been chronological ever since.

@@arroncunningham9866 You're referring to Castlevania Legends, right? If so, the female protagonist is Sonia Belmont, and the baby she is holding isn't Alucard. The baby is the child of her and Alucard.

@@ARMsMaster I knew it started with an S, thanks. Did I misword that? I thought it was obvious that I said Alucard's child.

Likely because, just like any of the other big bads, Diablo was created long before the events of the game...he just took over appropriate vessels until the Dark Wanderer made the stupid decision to try to contain the evil by jamming Diablo's soulstone into his head. Basically, the Dark Wanderer accelerated the plans by both venturing deep into the Hell gate (bringing Diablo a mobile vessel) and inserting Diablo's soul into himself; this sped up Diablo's escape immensely and gave him a way to "sneak" out "safely" and, almost immediately thereafter, expand his sphere of influence by having a child (who bore part of his soul).

No, it was Diablo's plan all along. You should study history of Sanctuary more to avoid such mistakes. 'Dark Wanderer' is in fact main hero of first game tricked by Diablo into plunging his soulstone in head to contain him... not for long though. It's all Diablo's master plan. It's always his plan. Every time you defeat him, he was not only ready, but also planned his 'defeat' to return even stronger. In D3 he returned through his daughter to unite all Prime Evils under his command in one body. Can't wait for proper continuation of his plans (D4 is not really 'Diablo' game), there is no way he hadn't foreseen being defeated by Nephalem. But all of this have nothing to do with this video as Diablo the Prime Evil of Terror had existed long before creation of humanity and Sanctuary.

Taurus Demon

I don't know if this counts as "killing", but in older versions of Morrowind you could knock Dagoth Ur into a lava pit from which he couldn't attack you during his second phase, making the destruction of the Heart of Lorkhan far easier.

Every Battle Arena Toshinden character. 😂

Arch Curate Vyrthur (Skyrim: Dawnguard) His second phase can be defeated with a single Fus Ro Dah to send him over the railing to his death (though you'll need some mountaineering/Become Ethereal to get his unique armor)

All of them from the Gravity Rush series.

There's also the fact the professor didn't properly dispose of his toxic waste, which gave Purple Tentacle the arms he needed to conquer the world.

Same. I played this game so many times but never realised it.

it's not, it's litterally the (unused) hook for the sequel, like razorbeard escape was in 2 this was their less precise entry in a long while, "we only read the wrong synopsis" level of wrong

My question is, was anyone actually surprised that Jane has a whip at home?.....anyone?

*scare-oused

So are the vampires

😂😂😂😂

Star weren't villains though. They were heroes with bad press who gave up trying to fight it.

@@BJGvideos But they didn’t do too much to deny it. Just ignoring bad press doesn’t mean you’re not a bad group. Also, I did say I wasn’t sure if it counted

@@killminewin4733 They tried but the old administration got rid of the evidence

I would count it as gamefreak themselves call team star (evil) in all of the trailers for the game before being released.

@@emmanorman8172 And, while Turo and Sada are the Main Antagonists to your character and Arven, Team Star is the Main Antagonist to Penny, who is one of the main characters

Because she's intense

as I was reading this I got to the word "home" and thought this sentence was going somewhere else.

@@damp2269 "Is that the whip you use to befriend vampires?" "...Sure, we'll go with that."

@@azraelle6232 I cannot confirm or deny that I have been researching ways to become a vampire.

Likely because she reads Twilight.

Ok, you can stop drooling now...

One can only hope. Pics or it didn't happen...

Most people don't go supervillain from High School bullying. And if you mean him becoming a killer robot, he was already a mad scientist before hand. But yeah, Captain Quark is no hero.

@@bthsr7113 Yeah but... it counts for something, right?

What about kirby with magalor

@@loren6102 I think that's more the villain tricking the hero

You know I was thinking on that too. But does it really counts? I mean it was a cutscene from Qwarks Comic Vids and it wasnt Ratchet

Lol, that wasn't a very smart move.

Come on, that's not quite fair. He got pressured into it by the other interns, all of whom are older teenagers and had already been bullying him. If Psychonauts 2 is going to get a hero idiocy entry, it'd better go to the entire intern group.

@@min0uet What about the Milkman?

@@briansanders8122 That doesn't really come off as idiocy to me. Freeing the Milkman is played off the entire level as a good thing, only to have a plot twist when you do find him. Idiocy would be if Raz ignored clear warning signs that this was a bad idea, like there are in Hollis's level with him saying he's not sure he should be doing this.

@@briansanders8122 Milkman is fair. While Lobato implanted the Milkman personality, Raz was the one that unleashed it, leading to the asylum burning down.

@@jardex2275 it was olianda who made the milkman not loboto.

Specifically grabbing an infinity stone that burns.

But not through stupidity. Darth Revan was brilliant by most any measure in his approach during the Jedi Civil War. It can be argued the stupidest thing he did was discounting Malak's shortsightedness

What about kirby with magalor he pulled the same exact trick as marx but he still fell for it.

OOT you left the door open for ganondorf

@@markkuijpers3818Hello! I see your point, but I would disagree only because of what I remember from the EU. Revan was a tactical genius, but they, based on what I remember from the lore, did one of two things: 1. Saw the Sith and thought the only way to prepare was through fighting… 2. Saw the Sith Emperor and thought… “Malak and I can take this guy out without help.” Neither seems too smart, but I could be missing some facts. I’m trying to reconstruct this from memory.

@@zacharysmith4856 Eh, it's more like Revan thought that Republic is fucked and decided to build a united Empire to prepare for a future Sith invasion.

The Witcher 1 could be an example.

@@michaelandreipalon359 what happened there? I haven't played it yet, but what did Gerald do to save the villain?

@@SoulZenmuron Becoming their ward, for one.

FE7's Elliwood/Hector with saving prince Ezekiel who ends up among many things, killing the latter of the two in FE6.

Does Hollow Knight sawing Zoat count? 😂

Ditto

He talked about how focus groups took his portrayal of early, morally ambiguous Mickey as "messing with their childhood."

@@minstrelofmoria I'd probably have been interested in playing his game. I love a story where the protagonist struggles to make the "right" decision. I don't always agree with the decision they make, but it's enjoyable to see them come to it.

i think some of what you are talking about was the epic micky team trying to find the line between good & to far, which they tried to find out by pushing it as far as possible.

I love the game's story, but it is really meh that they removed the dark path of the game that they clearly planned. It just doesn't make sense to somehow still be a friend and correct your misdeeds if you have made the wrong choice the entire game. The literal only consequence before the ending is secondary characters not liking you and a depressing music theme if you thin the world too much. And that is just lame.

@@lpfan4491Hey, what do expect from Disney? They've been making everything they touch lame for a long time. This may just be the first instance of the trend.

Only to realize raziels destiny was to be soul that the reaver needs to be made whole.

Neither Kain nor Raziel are villains; both are trying to do the right thing (OK, on Kain's part, at least, he's _also_ trying really hard to not die again) in the shitty circumstances they found themselves in. Also, neither were created accidentally, they were the products of bizarre, convoluted plans involving time travel.

The music for the clock tower fight is so intense and creepy

Hoo boy, may I offer some candidates? (Metroid) Ridley (Samus Aran) (Mother 3) The Pigmask Army (Lucas) (Fire Emblem Awakening) Validar (Robin) (Fire Emblem Engage) Sombron (Alear) (Metal Gear Solid 2) Solidus Snake (Raiden) (Xenoblade Chronicles) Zanza (Shulk) (Castlevania) Dracula (Alucard) (Persona 4) Izanami (Yu) (Persona 5) Yaldabaoth (Joker) (Kingdom Hearts) Ansem (Riku), Organization XIII (Xion) (Skullgirls) Medici Family (Peacock, Ms. Fortune, Squigly, Big Band)

@@MrAuthor3DS Tomb Raider series works as well - Trinity actively encouraged and hunted the Crofts, alternating between trying to recruit them and to kill them, leading to Lara basically making it her mission to destroy them.

Mundus from Devil May Cry. A group of demons following his orders attacked the childhood home of series protagonist Dante and killed his mother Eva in retaliation for Sparda waging a one man war against the underworld.

This channel thrives off having lists too long for one video

Benny from New Vegas and Kellogg from Fallout 4. I mean Benny shot the Courier in the head, which lead to them seeking revenge, and then Kellogg does the same thing though instead he killed their spouse and kidnapped Shaun and once they were let out, were determined to find him and Shaun

Well, OG Nightmare _is_ Siegfried, and the first canon appearance of Siegfried post-Soul Edge he's more-or-less Nightmare, Soul Caliber edition. And the game makes clear that while Soul Caliber is the antithesis of Soul Edge, neither sword is exactly 'good;' it's more of an order vs. chaos thing. Later entries in the franchise may have retconned some or all of this, of course.

@@boobah5643 yeah, I believe that in SC3 Siegfried rejects Soul Edge and frees himself but that causes Nightmare to arise as a separate entity.

Siegfried isn't exactly an idiot. Succumbing to a higher power like Soul Edge isn't stupid. He kinda, like much of the world, believed that it was a sword capable of allowing him to become a savior. Because that's what the legends said. And then, he broke free. Again, he's not an idiot. He was just weak. This list is very much about the former, not the latter.

@@JudgeMagisterSnow I'm inclined to disagree with your assessment. *SPOILER ALERT* In his story, Siegfried is said to have fallen into despair and madness after he killed his father. He then(on his own) made up a narrative that his father was murdered by someone else and that Soul Edge would grant him revenge. From there, we know what happens. I would argue that while he was indeed weak, Siegfried still created his own enemy through that weak stupidity; first in his mind, then literally later when he managed to break free of Soul Edge.

@@scottkamps1270 Weakness is not the same as stupidity, and trauma is very much not something that makes us stupid. He accidentally killed his father. He chased a false narrative because his mental health took a heavy blow. That's very different. Did he create his biggest enemy? Absolutely. But his wasn't borne out of idiocy. It was grief and hope and eventually willpower that created Nightmare as a separate entity from himself.

And now I'm suddenly glad no one gave Donkey any power.

@@daviddaugherty2816 He just has a scary red dragon lady as his main squeeze. Certainly no power in that.

@@boobah5643 On the other hand, he does have way too many kids to look after...

Hi-Fi Rush.

True, Meta Knight also counts, now that you mention Kirby!

@@gregorlangemeier4116 Are you talking about Meta Knight creating Galacta Knight as a villain, or Kirby creating Meta Knight as a villain? Because the former makes much more sense to me than the latter.

Technically, neither Magolor nor Marx involve Kirby "creating" the villain. They're already there and already evil. The only thing Kirby ends up doing is powering them up. So it's less that Kirby made the villains and more that they got powered up because of Kirby. And as a counterpoint to Kirby instantly being trustworthy, there's the fact that he's literally a child and the fact that instantly trusting someone has ended up in saving the universe in the past at the times in the timeline when both games take place, that being Kirby 64. As for Meta Knight releasing Galacta Knight, that is kinda all he does, and he promptly defeats the Knight. But the events happen in a questionable canon side game. The clearest argument for Galacta Knight being canon would revolve around Morpho Knight... If you want a Kirby villain that was created by someone, you could probably draw from either Star Dream or Sectonia. Or if you want a Kirby villain being made by Kirby, then the only real option is Revenge of the King Dedede.

@@15stargamer98 I get what you're saying, but a few things; 1. While Marx and Magalor were evil, they only really became a threat after Kirby helped them. I'd say this still counts given entries like Leon Belmont and Nick Ramos, where they had little to no impact on their villain's morality. 2. I agree with how Kirby is intentionally very trustworthy, he's basically positivity personified, and that is FAR from inherently a bad thing. It's just that in this specific circumstance is ended up being a bad idea. It's like Chell giving Wheatley full control over the facility; while he is a bit of an idiot, Chell and GLaDOS hate each other, and in the moment it seemed wiser for Chell to give her only ally full control instead of an uncaring sadist. 3. While he does win near immediately, in-universe it was INCREDIBLY reckless for Meta Knight to release Galacta Knight simply to fight him, since if he had lost he would effectively be unleashing Galacta onto the world, who both is insanely powerful and has been shown to have destructive tendencies (though all of this might not have happened given the shaky canon thing).

they read the wrong synopsis for this one

gordon didnt mess it up though he did exactly as instructed it was the administrator that set him up with the sample that sabotaged everything as he was in league with the Combine and or G Man

No it’s not

@@steampunksloth0059 it is, it's in the intro of Epic Micky 2

Wait! Master Chief releases the Didact. And if not that he and the humans released the Flood

Inaccurate Cortana helped him against the Flood and the Covenant. And while she was growing unstable in Halo 4, she is the only reason MC defeated Didact.

​@juanlaise1059 Also, he thought she _did_ die.

I mean, to be fair, you wouldn't want to delete the digital lady inside your head who calls you "studmuffen", now would you?

@@fanofmediastuff269 It was actually the Covenant that released the Flood. Both times. On Installation 04 the humans might have unlocked the door the Covenant had locked to try to keep the Flood from spreading, but the Covenant released it from the actual containment that was designed for the Flood. Remember, the cutscene only showed Key's group opening the door, there were other areas the Flood were coming from as well. And yes, I did say both times. Installation 04 and 05. We wouldn't have had to deal with the flood after CE if the Covenant was actually competent at following the signs the Forerunners left. Well, maybe in the initial Arbiter missions on the planet that was next to 04. But other than that, no more Flood.

Lilith more than the rest because WTF punch someone in the face so badly you leave permanent scars and leaving them alive (and still in charge of a megacorporation) so they can plot your eminent demise, as opposed to just killing them?

and used it ofr NOTHING

Oh yeah... Why can't we have nice things Warner Brothers?

First one is pretty accurate. Your character becomes the Dark Falz Persona out of being unable to save Matoi. Then shenanigans with time travel solves it. That's very wrong about Episode 6 though. The Profound Darkness exists because of Photoners trying to contain all negative photons in Shiva. Then Shiva, knowing her fate to lose to you, sends all of them into you which forces you to send yourself to the beginning of time.

@@azuredragoon2054 the photoners create it trying to replicate xion, who is an archive to the akashic records aka YOU. then luther creates harriet photoners rip out her soul making shiva to contain the profound. xion and by extension the profound would not exist without the akashic records. it is a big stretch but its still technically applicable

@@Quintega Where was it ever said that the player was the Akashic Records? That was never said at any point that I can remember.

Pretty sure Ol' Pukey's a Skag, not a Thresher.

@@MatthewStimpson Yeah, that's right - I think he's the one that Claptrap sends you to find because he's detected another CL4P-TP unit. The Thresher is the one that goes on to take Hammerlock's arm. Ol' Slappy, I think that one's called? Hammy sends you after him as a sidequest and he's found by that Hyperion outpost/facility in the Highlands.

@@AmeenaWordweaver Yeah, that one, my mistake. EDIT: Fixed.