@Handle: See, whenever I see charts like that, I basically go "yup, never going to draw again. Not worth the effort".

My favorite villains are those big ones, big cosmic mosters or powerful bad guys with with big armies.

I'll stick with intelligent antagonists like Schneizel and L thank you very much

I also like enigmatic, powerful and menacing villains though

edited 8th Apr '12 1:05:36 PM by gingerninja666

Eh, intelligence isn't as useful as you might think.

grrrrrrrrrrrrrr

Did J Teeth post his review yet? This thread moves too fast. :<

L wasn't really that intelligent when all is said and done. He made a lot of dumbass decisions later on in the series.

Those guys, who I like are intelligent too.

Well, Galbatorix is certainly enigmatic and powerful. So much so that you wonder what the hell he's doing for most of the series. (Seriously, the guy is almost at Aizen levels of Boring Invincible Villain, or he would be if he weren't Orcus on His Throne. To be fair, though, most of the protagonists themselves are wondering this as well, so it's not quite a plot hole.) And the reveal of his actual plan in the last book does make sense. He just happens to also be arrogant enough to prefer his enemies coming to him, which ruins him.

edited 8th Apr '12 1:14:16 PM by PerpetualLurker

I felt like none of the characters in Death Note were really very intelligent, because all of their plans were extremely over-complicated and would have failed utterly if things didn't happen to go perfectly as they'd planned. That's why I think Code Geass did a much better job of an extremely intelligent scheming protagonist, because Lelouch's plans very often were foiled by some event he couldn't possibly have foreseen, and he was able to actively demonstrate his intelligence by showing how he was able to react to unforeseen circumstances.

On the subject of Ginger villains, I think there is a very good chance the villain of Legend of Korra will appeal to him a lot, once he actually makes his appearance.

Anyway, something about ponies.

@Some New Guy: Not even close. It might be done tonight if I can gather the motivation to get my ass in gear. I was sick all week and spent most of yesterday and today playing catchup on school work.

That was my biggest beef with Death Note as well; both L and Light were somehow able to predict stuff that they shouldn't have been able to know.

edited 8th Apr '12 1:12:03 PM by JapaneseTeeth

I'm gonna drop the discussion right now!!!

L is my favourite fictional character EVER... I can't take a bad word being said against him. His only mistake was letting Light touch the book

@Blue I hate Lelouch... grrrrr

edited 8th Apr '12 1:12:30 PM by gingerninja666

Why do I ever mention Death Note? Everyone always badmouths L and drives me nuts

I like L.

I also ship L x Namoi, so I'm a bit biased.

Anyways ya...Eragon sucks. It's villains are basically Informed Evil

edited 8th Apr '12 1:17:43 PM by LMage

Distraction!◊

Yeah, Dimentio is awesome. I actually did like Lelouch alot. Hmmm, what are the odds of a villain besides the clones showing up in the season finale?

Second distraction!◊

People like Lelouch and not Schneizel, what a horrible world we live in

I dislike them both?

That's more acceptable than only liking Lelouch

edited 8th Apr '12 1:21:40 PM by gingerninja666

I don't know who either are.

Nina's my favorite, but that's beside the point.

But drawings can be such a complement to a story! A whole scene can be encompassed in one image. Some things are better written, some are better drawn... the author of Lackadaisy Cats simply excels at everything

Anyway, I'm guessing either Twi created the clones to help out with wedding preparations... or Cadence did to try and get out of the wedding without hurting SA's feelings

@Lelouch is one of my favorite characters of all times. I suppose we can no longer be friends?