We always set a certain level of connection with our player character in games, but usually the villain has the most time in the spotlight. In many series, the villain remains constant, while the hero changes, building a competition that goes beyond the game itself. What makes many things a good villain. They can be particularly complex boss fights, have sympathetic goals and motivations, or they are so bad that we just love to see them on the screen. We have been thwarting some villains since the generation of NES, while others are more newfangled. Undoubtedly, we will find even more fantastic villains in the upcoming video games, but for now it is our ranking of the best villains of the Video Games of all time.
7. Dr. Dawn
Dr. Wily deserves a place on this list as one of the first repetitive villains in NES. Everyone Mega man The game contained a unique cast of robots to fight, but the same crazy scientist has always followed them. In the end, we always beat his robots, stormed his castle and captured him (except when Mega Man had enough of it all and tried to murder him). It has always been the dominance of the world from Wily and only because his partner got all the glory of his work in robotics. Neither his motivation nor goals changed from playing to match, but fighting him at the end has always been a pleasure with all the powers you choose.
6. Bowser
Okay, composed everyone down. Yes, Bowser is only 6 on the list, but we must be forthright with ourselves here. How really the good of the villain is Bowser, really? It is undoubtedly iconic, but at the end of the day he is only a villain from cartoons. Either he wants to kidnap Peach, take over the kingdom, or just get rid of Mario with uncommon exceptions. The only game that gives him a little depth was Super Mario RPG, But he wasn’t even a villain in this game. Bowser is cold in battle and is so well established that we do not want him to leave forever, but at this point he is basically a friend of Mario most of the time.
5. Ganon/Ganondorf
Meanwhile, Ganon is never genial or amusing, even in the slightest. This is probably the strongest nintendo villain for a long time, which seems to be better with every game in which he is located. Ganon began as a strange monster of pigs, not different from Bowser in the massive plan of things, but evolved in an amazing way in the whole world Zelda sports competitions. Ganondorf was a perilous figure who managed to transform Hyrule in Pustków, but there are many other cases in which Ganon basically won, and everything you can do is try to save what is left. Ganon still just has shares, but they are used to conveying his power and instilling fear and intimidation. Mechanically, in the face of Ganon in his various forms, is always the climax of the game.
4. Vase
One trailer for fans was enough who were fully invested in Vaas. This single line that reserved the trailer, “Have I ever told you what the definition of madness is?” I presented how perilous and unstable this guy is. But the villain is fully crazy, he is not good. Like Joker, Vaas is crazy, but has its own moral code. The problem is that the code is impossible to decipher, so we can never be sure how it reacts to everything. We would like Vaas to be a real villain Far Cry 3 And the game did not get out after its last confrontation.
3. Albert Wesker
Even before we learned that he was a traitor, there was something about Wesker’s face, which made us want to hit him. These sunglasses, glossy hair and satisfaction with satisfaction almost betrayed their bad side. As the main antagonist Resident Evil Series up to 5, Wesker was a physical and intellectual force that no one could defeat. He had great plans to pull the strings on a global scale with different viruses and he stuck a huge network of conspiracy, which was satisfying. Often you can’t fight the wesker, and finally there is a moment of hitting the boulders, but shooting at RPG in the volcano was very catartic.
2. Sephiroth
There are some differences between og Final Fantasy 7 And novel modifications in the field of presenting Sephiroth, but this is a bit complicated with this technically continuation, so we will simply connect it all together. The competition was still high to choose Final Fantasy The villain, but there is a reason why Sephiroth is the one who everyone remembers. What made him so scary in the first game was how much time it took See his. For the first few hours you only hear his name and see his path of destruction. His character is just as impressive as the accumulation leads you to believing, and you will see what pushed him to the edge into the villain. Like the best villains, Sephiroth thinks he is acting properly.
1. Senator Armstrong
Metal equipment And Kojima’s games predict the future for decades, but it may never be more on the nose than Metal Gear Rising’s Senator Armstrong. This corrupt politician says exactly like in the real world, throwing out how forceful they should be free and that they “will make America again.” He fights for the philosophy of power, makes it properly and is a fierce nationalist who wants to cause a novel revolution. This is terrifying enough, but it becomes more terrifying in retrospect, because the wrong planner of this villain seems to revive just before our eyes. At least in the game you have an amazing fight with the unwell soundtrack.
