From pirates of the Caribbean?

Or Captain Barbosa

+Butt Munch yeah his story was really sad.

Bucky from captain America shoulda been on there

Donovan Stovall at least he was an honorable mention.

Bindair Dundat Ummm, no. He should have been on the most likable ones tho.

Treasure = Dragon bitches, who wouldn't want shapeshifting dragon bitches?

lmao haha

in my eyes at least smaug is the second best villain of all time and he fore told the fall of thorin yet he gets no credit for basically warning bilbo of thorin's greed overcoming him

Exactly! 1000 thumbs up.

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darcy k scales he was tho

On winter soldier he was a villain it wasn't until after that he goes antihero.

#BuckyIsn'tAVillain

Cue imperial march

I got one Doofenshmirtz

@@afriendlycampfire260 How can I say this without sounding rude... He wasn't necessarily a villain. In fact, he was rarely an antagonist, as everything he did that affected the plot was directly helping Perry and the boys.

You damn right bro...

Thank you

Why do people always mess that up

Yeah she did giving birth because he used his force choke and that also killed besides also dying of a broken heart

He is definitely not sympathetic, he's fucking ruthless!

Rock God come back here when you've done a Google. you clearly haven't seen the movies. he was definitely tragic. he was betrayed by the love of his life who forced him to work on a ship that he could only leave every 10 years. try that and then say he ain't tragic.

Rock God your a idiot.

Viral Malicer *you're

@@rockgod6180 fucking dumbass his backstory made him ruthless

I agree!

Andrew was a sad one

What about Jason Voorhees? Anyone think about him??

Doc Me too. It hurt to see what they both went through.

Doc I feel ya on Andrew, too. He just wanted to help people like his mom, and be left alone from bullies like his father. If people just looked the other way and left him be, he would calm down and be happy again. Oh, and he’s like Anakin, only there’s no Palps. Just the anger, with foreshadowing hints like the red lightsaber at Toys R Us while they’re fooling around with their powers, and breathing through the mask while he’s going gangsta on the thugs for money to help his mom.

@@samkresil6011,of course we do

You remember the African proverb?

@@mazadancoseben4818 I don't think so

i dont think frankenstein or his monster are considered villains

In **MOVIES** batman the animated series is a show

Your local Weirdo what about the tv movie from batman TAS Sub-Zero? that had said Mr. Freeze thus keeping him in the list while your trying to rule him out heck that was the best of Freeze has ever been in sympathy

VioletStar What about Nuka from Lion king 2 it was deleted when he said "I finally got the attention didnt I" 😭😭😭

I'd switch out Vader for Koba.

Why not Roy Batty?

Why is that funny

Ezra Mitchell Is wasn't funny just serendipitous since he was the first villian shown in the video

+Aj. Mac13 I was about to watch X2 when it was uploaded

+Aj. Mac13 Same here.

+Aj. Mac13 My first thought was of Anakin/Vader.

You won't get any flack at all. I agree with you.

Except the character is very one note. the only sympathy you get from him is after the black hole swallows up the Kryptonians he suddenly and without warning cries for sympathy. that's not being sympathetic, that's forcing the character to be sympathetic. He's a boring terrorist on Krypton, a genocidal maniac Ben on revenge against Jor El using Kal's empathy for humanity against him and only after he looses everything is it is forced that he's only doing what's best for Krypton when the writing up to that point portrayed him as a raving loony bent on revenge. I disagree alot with some of these picks but leaving Zod out was a good choice.

+Trans8010 Zod wasn't a terrorist. He was the leader of Krypton's military created for the sole purpose of protecting the planet and it's people. When he discovered that the actions of the planet's leaders was putting everyone in danger, he tried to overthrow them to stop what they were doing, but he acted too late, then was branded a traitor for doing exactly what he was created to do. Granted, he could have terraformed any other planet besides Earth, but he needed the genetic codex so he could recreate their people, and it was basically inside Clark.

TimedRevolver Zod was enlisted to protect Krypton and uphold the policies and laws therein. He saw corruption yes, but he did not seek out to address them politically, nor was it implied that he tried, Zod and his compatriots sought to remove the council by force and killed many of them. It was his mission to overthrow the council and seat down as it's new ruler. A terrorist is defined as a person or persons who use violence as way to achieve a political goal. Every terrorist claims that they are doing what's best for their people. How is Zod any different? Terraforming the same planet that happens to have the codex because it's there, is an excuse and not a valid point, Zod had been traveling deep space for 33 years in search of the codex and not once did he encounter a planet more suitable to their needs? Earth was the battleground because Zod sought revenge against the son of his enemy. Nothing more, nothing less. Clark was a mistake, an abomination to him.

actually yes, Zod was somewhat of a patriot, he loved Krypton more than anything else. he neded to overthrow the goverment so he could save his homeworld. his coup failed he was sent to the fantom zone and only could get back when his mission to protect his world utterly failed and krypton exploted. then it turns out that the anomination son of his best friend had incripted in him the basic codex of the Kryptonian genome.

Bucky Barnes isn't a villain. Yes that is true. But The Winter Soldier is an antagonist. Bucky Barnes didn't willingly commit the atrocities he did. The Winter Soldier/ Bucky Barnes is a classic example of a villain alter ego.

Not anymore

@@MrMrjack18 Yes it does. He literally had no control. He was an antagonist, but not a villain. Alexander Pierce and Arnim Zola were the villains.

That's a great shout buddy :) your right there

um shes a predator, she kill for fun. her instinct is to kill.

... No. Just No. The I.Rex is in no way sympathetic. The damn thing would kill anything that approached it when in the cage. She even ate her own sister (because yes, two hybris were created) She only lived three years in captivity, and was only in isolation as a result of her own actions. Her sole instinct was to kill. And maybe feed. She didn't "went" insane. She was born craving only for the deaths of whatever she encountered. Besides, you can't transplant human characteristics on a dinosaur. She probably wasn't aware of her "purpose"

You make a very valid point. I totally forgot how much character the Indominous Rex had.

+Leviathan the Sea Dragon First of all, we don't know what happened to the sibling. Yes, Claire states that the Indominus ate it, but for all we know she could be lying (or she didn't actually see it herself, and thus could have been lied to by someone else), and if the Indominus did infact kill it's sibling, we don't know the circumstances. It could have been out of self-defence, starvation, anything. No creature is just born to kill on sight. Had the Indominus' been introduced to Owen (Chris Pratt's character) when they were newborns, they wouldn't have turned out as they did. Imagine that you were locked in a small paddock for over three years of your life, locked in isolation and fed by a dirty crane. You'd go mad. Anything would go mad.

SC457A Don’t forget his wife was an evil Peace monger who wanted the Clone Wars to stop and worked with Bali Organa of Alderran to make sure the Empire (The True way of peace, despite what you and other people see) never became a reality. Did I mention they didn’t like Palpatine’s idea of a Badass Army? #factsss

@@Nimzo25 Star Walt to the bone, ain't ya?

Face planting

Jay Gemklocx He can take the legs off.

lenny he can...?

Jay Gemklocx Yep.

lenny oh okay lol

Seems like they've done that before in another vid. Though I may be mistaken.

+TheoneandonlyCrowMan Yes they did

I find you everywhere

+Aj Ouisley (Yusuke) I'm spreading that femto love

Agreed! I remember his back story brought tears to my eyes

Andy Zhang The second movie as well. The peacock thought he did good by his parents.

I thought Lord Shen was even more sympathetic.

+Ryan R. Yeah. I think Shen actually had a sadder and more tormented life, but I think I just empathize more with Tai Lung for some reason.

+Andy Zhang I can see why. I thought Tai Lung was an excellent villain that you can connect to in a sad way. But I just felt all the more sad and emotionally invested with Lord Shen.

That's not it.He wanted others to be safe,he wanted to protect his people,and he wanted to protect his babies...why can't he live a normal life with his babies?Poor Charles,poor Wanda,poor Pietro/Peter,poor Lorna,poor Anya/Nina,poor Magda,poor Edie,poor every single innocent Holocaust survivor Erik witnessed die,poor every single mutant he saw die at the hands of evil humans,his life is tragedy personified!

@@dafilmqueen556 I think Hailey was talking about the Phantom, not Magneto

@@colleenross8752,oops,my mistake😧😨😬

I agree with that. He’s a villain motivated not by Greed, or Revenge, or even an inflated ego, but a need to save the life of the person he held most dear.

+Michael Thompson" In the borderlands there is no good guys and bad guys, only people willing to kill for their goals"-Me

+Michael Thompson "Everybody thinks they're the hero of their own story." Handsome Jack.

+MetallicaRules Hey,you are this biggest Rhysha shipper from Telltale Community! Sorry bro,but we can't be bros,i'm Rhiona all the way. Although Gortys was the only one who said she loves Rhys.

Michael Thompson Please, I'm no where close to being the biggest shipper. I may be one of the most well known since I was one of the first, but compared to others, who contribute with pictures and their art, I'm a no one.

+Michael Thompson N from pokemon black and white :3

Zack Young MAGNETO WAS RIGHT!

***** what? lol

***** That is a good point. Also superheroes are all the rave right now. If LOTR was popular right now hed probably be higher. Thats just how Watch Mojo is.

+Zack Young Althought I think that is somewhat true. I think your downplaying magneto. When watching this he was my pick for number 1 or so.

yea, what happened to gollum wasn't fair imo

I hope it was all you hoped for...

Calm yo tits he number one as he should.

Freddy Krueger also had a pretty tragic life story; go back and see the third Nightmare on Elm Street, and you’ll see what I mean.

I absolutely agree, in fact I'd contend that he was really the only one in that movie who truly knew right from wrong, and decided to fix the wrongs committed in the world by attacking the establishments that let murderers go free on legal technicalities. In fact, the only death in that movie (Besides his wife and daughter) that I thought shouldn't have happened was his own.

I understand that Shelton (Gerard Butler's character) is sad, but that's not an excuse for what he done. By the other way, i don't know if qualifying him as a villain or a tragic hero like Macbeth

Castiel .The Angel hail Hydra

Just because he is brainwashed and has no choice of his actions this doesn't mean he is not villain !!! he IS villain !

He was truly tragic.

Arvind Rama what are you taking about the joker have no back story that's what makes him more terrifying, who knows he could've been lying.

Arvind Rama And scar from the Lion King he also has a big Backstory so with Nuka from the Lion king 2

They could have chosen another planet in the solar system right?

+Saucy Life Look at it from Koba's point of view. Throughout the film he is fearful and hateful of the humans due to his torture at their hands when he was in the labs. He associates humans with the cruelty and lack of compassion that led to his scars (both physically and mentally) and cannot see the kind and loving side of mankind that Ceaser has experienced. Even when rescued from the lab in the first film he only sees humans trying to capture and kill apes and, in the 2nd, the first humans he has seen in years shoots an ape. Koba follows them (under Ceaser's orders) and they lead him to the human settlement which is worryingly close to the Ape settlement. There Koba discovers the multitude weaponry that the humans have which can easily destroy the Apes. Koba informs Ceaser about this but Ceaser does nothing even inviting the humans onto Ape territory and helping to give the humans more power which could be used against the Apes! Koba comes to doubt Ceaser's judgement and soon comes to the realisation that Ceaser is a weak leader. Strong leaders keep their people safe. Ceaser is helping the humans despite the cruelty and hatred that Koba knows them to have which would eventually lead to the Apes' extirmination. Thus Ceaser is weak and Koba, who aims to keep his people safe by elimenating the human threat, is strong. Koba then kills Ceaser in order to wage war on the humans before they can prepare and wipe out the ape civilisation, thereby protecting his tribe. He wins the important battle at the gates of the human settlement and is succeeding in the attack, but Ash refuses to kill a human instead inciting Ceaser's philosophy that Koba hates so much. Koba cannot risk this offensive falling apart. If the humans win or escape, they can regroup and attack the tribe. In order to maintain leadership, Koba needs to establish himself as the leader and the Ash's death is (in his eyes) necessary to continue the attack on humans and therefore the eventually protection of the tribe. And it works. The apes who retain Ceaser's philosophy are locked up to stop them from helping the humans and Koba is successful. There is no human left free (he thinks) and by killing them Koba will keep his tribe safe from the danger of the cruel and merciless humans. He is a strong leader and has protected his tribe. Koba is a tragic villain because he truly believes that, even though he may have to do some awful things, by killing off the humans he will protect the tribe. The good outweighs the means. Is he right morally? No. But who caused him to be this twisted and scarred? The Scientists, the only humans he knew before his rescue. In the end, is it Koba who is the villain? Or is it the humans who made him that way?

+Blue Pigeon so true

And what a build it was... anyone got an estimate on how long it would have taken?

Sam Craven technically speaking they are the main characters of their respective roles

@@Bostonterrierslol But are villain protagonists

King Kong is not a villain

Neither King Kong nor Carrie White are villains, and as a cockblocker Jason Voorhees is barely a notch above Nazis on the sympathy meter.

Jeremy Frost Jason is no where near as evil as the Nazis. At least Jason wasn’t a racist.

Esben Stig Rasmussen thank you

@@declanobrien9081 I've been waiting to watch spiderman 2 for a while now so im gonna go watch it now.

@@declanobrien9081 also nice pfp, I love hamilton

Um, no. He went fully crazy when he saw that Spider-Man forgot his NAME!!!

@@flintlockwood25 so? He's still tragic. Period.

jajceboy He was tortured for years and finally gets power over the humans and naturally wants revenge. Similar to magneto just way less diplomatic.

Ikr, just what I was thinking when this popped up in my feed.

+jajceboy Look at it from Koba's point of view. Throughout the film he is fearful and hateful of the humans due to his torture at their hands when he was in the labs. He associates humans with the cruelty and lack of compassion that led to his scars (both physically and mentally) and cannot see the kind and loving side of mankind that Ceaser has experienced. Even when rescued from the lab in the first film he only sees humans trying to capture and kill apes and, in the 2nd, the first humans he has seen in years shoots an ape. Koba follows them (under Ceaser's orders) and they lead him to the human settlement which is worryingly close to the Ape settlement. There Koba discovers the multitude weaponry that the humans have which can easily destroy the Apes. Koba informs Ceaser about this but Ceaser does nothing even inviting the humans onto Ape territory and helping to give the humans more power which could be used against the Apes! Koba comes to doubt Ceaser's judgement and soon comes to the realisation that Ceaser is a weak leader. Strong leaders keep their people safe. Ceaser is helping the humans despite the cruelty and hatred that Koba knows them to have which would eventually lead to the Apes' extirmination. Thus Ceaser is weak and Koba, who aims to keep his people safe by elimenating the human threat, is strong. Koba then kills Ceaser in order to wage war on the humans before they can prepare and wipe out the ape civilisation, thereby protecting his tribe. He wins the important battle at the gates of the human settlement and is succeeding in the attack, but Ash refuses to kill a human instead inciting Ceaser's philosophy that Koba hates so much. Koba cannot risk this offensive falling apart. If the humans win or escape, they can regroup and attack the tribe. In order to maintain leadership, Koba needs to establish himself as the leader and the Ash's death is (in his eyes) necessary to continue the attack on humans and therefore the eventually protection of the tribe. And it works. The apes who retain Ceaser's philosophy are locked up to stop them from helping the humans and Koba is successful. There is no human left free (he thinks) and by killing them Koba will keep his tribe safe from the danger of the cruel and merciless humans. He is a strong leader and has protected his tribe. Koba is a tragic villain because he truly believes that, even though he may have to do some awful things, by killing off the humans he will protect the tribe. The good outweighs the means. Is he right morally? No. But who caused him to be this twisted and scarred? The Scientists, the only humans he knew before his rescue. So... yeah. Thats why I view Koba to be quiet sympathetic all considering.

+Blue Pigeon yes I agree humans suck.

I agree he wasn't very sympathetic

Totally forgot about him! He was amazing in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein!

The Monster isn't a villain. He's a victim of circumstances. He's actually a very sensitive creature that people torment because of his appearance. If anything, Victor is the villain.

At least he should be in the honorable Mentions

+Mysterious Coconut ew no

I too, like to eat people. why can't we be accepted? :,(

+Igor Pryjdun Not necessarily his actions, but his words are very sympathetic.

I mean, you can't have to watch your sister get eaten by Nazis and not murder tons of people.

Laura Bodewig except he isn't sympathetic. He's a brat, if anything

jjman9 No dude all the stuff he did was for padme and he kills her it drives him off edge he also non stop thinks about her and like in the movie you hear him call out to her fam

@@jjmanzano9 Go watch the Clone Wars.

And he is.

Vader should've been no.1 tho

If Medusa the gorgon ever got a proper film,we would all want to feel bad for her. I was introduced to her backstory in Clash of the Titans. (2010)

Tell that to Frank Castle. The mob killed killed his family

yikes

Francisco Reyes​ why the 'yikes'?

+Saffron Mischief First Class or OLDneto?

+Saffron Mischief nah... screw loki. Now Bucky though.... I also want to give him a hug

Yes, them and Darth Vader I sympathize with. Loki I can more personally sympathize with because I have similar insecurities.

+PMOVEONE My problem here is that he is based off of Vlad the Impaler. This really shouldn't be something that is sympathized.

+Jayden Jezowski Well Vlad The Impaler was a very sympathetic person in real life, just because someone is cruel doesn't mean they can't be sympathized with. He impaled people on spikes as a warning to those that would try and invade his homeland. He punished thieves, rapists, murderers, false priests, pedophiles, anyone who committed a crime really. But he also built many churches with the purpose of sheltering and caring for the poor, he maintained a strict adherence to the laws of his land, it is said when he caught his troops trampling through farmers lands, he had them all hung, he meted out all corruption in his ranks, he absolutely crushed crime in the entire region, and he saved both his country and Europe at large from the expansion of an incredibly hyper-violent religion that made it clear their objective was to "Kill anyone who doesn't agree with us". And to add credibility to the fact that he was fighting a defensive war, Vlad Tepes only rode out of his castle to crush forces he knew would be small due to desertion in the ranks at the thought of having to "Face the Dragon". To his enemies, he was the epitome of evil. But to Transylvania today? He is their hero, their pride and joy. The savior of their nation, and culture. He is their equivalent of Winston Churchill or Abraham Lincoln.

Fair enough.

+Akiraspin He was still a sadistic shit. He hated the Ottomans/all Muslims for kidnapping him and his father for letting it happen, and he took it out on everyone he could. He was basically a medieval Hitler, and he almost makes me wish Hell was real. Fuck him.

The questionable brutality of his historical living self aside, the undead Dracula is a undead monster for whom humans are mere food. Coppola's ill advised attempt to put at least some humanity back into him by making him love Mina because she looks like his long deceased wife (which is sick enough if you think about it) is not enough to make him sympathetic. (Fun fact: In Stoker's book, there was nothing of this long lost love rubbish, he just forced the blood christening on Mina to demoralize his enemies and to have a spy among them)

I think his plan could`ve worked anyway because he cared.

I think The Lizard from the Amazing Spider-Man kind of had the same motive,yet he believed in a world with no weakness and that everyone should be equal. I think it`s his actions that make him sympathetic,that he tries to gas the whole city turning everyone into lizards like him.

Thanks for mentioning it. I've read it, and boy is his backstory tragic and traumatic. First, Koba loses his beloved and loving mother when she dies defending him from an abusive alcoholic named Roger. Then, he's sold to an abusive TV producer named Tommy, who trains him to do silly tricks, and slashes and then burns out his left eye when Koba finally tries to defend him. After Tommy commits suicide, Koba spends years as a lab ape, being cruelly and painfully experimented on, and otherwise kept in complete isolation. His breaking point with humanity finally comes when he is sadistically taunted by Steven Jacobs, who calls Koba the "ugliest ape in the world" and tells him he is nothing but an animal. It's no wonder Koba became such an angry, violent, human-hating savage after everything he went through.

Exactly

Alex Brown Nnnnnnnnnnnnerd. :)

+Alex Brown Had to scroll way too far to find this comment D:

+Alex Brown I think that his race was a subspecies of hobbit or something

His species is Hobbit but he has a different subspecies/race, calm down.

Omg thank you, you don't know how long I've scrolled to find this comment... too long

+Alex Wells What killed the dinosaurs? THE ICE AGE!!!

If this hadn't been movie villains then he definitely should've been number 1, but since his only movie adaptation sucks he won't be on it.

+Victim of Lag Nice one BIRD BOY

Hes not been adapted to the screen yet so he isnt really eligible for this list. And no, im not fucking counting Batman & Robin. Fuck that film.

I'm pretty sure there were some straight to VHS movies released back in the late 90s/early 2000s that depict the BTAS version of Mr. Freeze so I suppose they count.

I pick koba and anskin

do a video game tragic villans if you have yet to do one.

Wat

What about mr. Glass from unbreakable?

You should make another list there are so many characters you missed.

Aren't they all dead?

+Chacha Loco no I'm not LOL

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+Factastic You commented the same thing in the last video,and was not funny in the first time.

Jose Marques yes that is true

***** Such a Lust For a Good Joke... WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO?

He's an anti hero

+Lord SkyCake well he's kind of both

+john cornwell I agree. When he popped up on honorable mentions I literally went, "Oh come on!" He's the one I feel most sympathetic towards.

are you stupid? compare his motivations to everyone else on this list. Hell, he barely had any, only to serve his master who controlled him.

He is. He is though.

I need to stop then you’re stupid

If you liked it on screen, you NEED to see it on stage. I did and it was AMAZING!

Agreed 100%. I was barely emotionally invested wiith Doc Ock.

I realized it the same with Electro. But I thought the Lizard in the 1st Amazing Spider-Man had a bad life,too.