Nakago, Fushigi Yuugi
Finally, someone wanted to help me bio this feller. Thanks to a stupendous effort submitted by hungrychick, I can finally scratch Nakago's bio off of my want list. Take it away hungrychick!

As a Hin (his race), most of his people was loathed due to their blonde hair and blue eyes and different god. The king of Kutou called for a mass elimination of his people so his family and his people were killed. When his powers were revealed, he was taken to the king. In order to seek vengeance, he becomes the shogun (general) of the Kutou army under the king that ordered the death of his people. As one of the seven Seiryuu warriors, with the character of a heart on his forehead, he pretends to hold loyalty for the king to bring together the seven Seiryuu warriors along with the priestess to summon the Seiryuu god. His goal was to obtain one of the three wishes granted when the god was summoned.

Personality wise: He's a pretty boy and has telekinesis. His ability to manipulate and play mind games are his strengths through out the series. He's calm, very intelligent, and cold hearted. Holding no remorse in sacrificing others to obtain his goal.

But in the end, you see that all he ever wanted was to make a better world, only with him in command and in hopes to dictate. And that he has suffered to see his mother raped, him molested by the king since he was very beautiful and resembled a girl at a young age and his people killed.

Thanks, hungrychick! You made my day!

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Norton Nimnul, Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers
I know I included Fat Cat already and I know Norton Nimnul wasn't the Super Villain of this series, he was simply a recurring bad guy. But still, temporarily, humor me by accepting his entry into the Hall of Fame just on his "Gadgets" and "Massive Oversights" qualifications alone (check out the Encyclopedia if you don't know what I'm talking about). Nimnul was a scientist gone terribly terribly wrong. Half the time he wasn't even aware of the Rescue Ranger's existence, they just managed to repeatedly foil his plans by a series of coincidences and strokes of luck. His schemes just always somehow seemed to impact the animal kingdom, which is how he earned the Ranger's attention. The best scheme in his roster was when he kidnapped (kittennapped) all of the cats in town, dumped them in a huge pit, then powered up a huge machine with hands that rubbed the cats down and built up a massive charge of static electricity, which he intended to unleash on the unwitting populace. Nimnul rocks, but he probably won't stay in the Hall for long......

Pete, various Disney appearances
Sometimes known as Black Pete, this character is a staple in Disney lore. He made his first appearance back at the dawn of animation, in fact he's older than Mickey himself. He first appeared in the original Alice shorts, torturing that poor little goldilocks as best he could in that crudely drawn form. He evolved rapidly in the beginning, but then hit a stasis in appearance early on. If you compare this pic here with his incarnation in Goof Troop (his most recent appearance) he still looks virtually the same. My favorites were always the shorts, like when he's the landlord making life rough for Donald Duck, Goofy and Micky. The site that the pic links to has a great listing of all of his infamous incarnations.

Plankton, Spongebob Squarepants
Plankton is the Owner of an unpopular restaraunt called the Chum Bucket, right across the street from the Krusty Krab in good ol' Bikini Bottom. Plankton's one desire in life is to commandeer the secret recipie for Mister Krabs's Krabby Patty so he can put his competitor out of business. More often than not, Plankton's master plans revolve around the dimwitted Spongebob, attempting to bamboozle the frycook into revealing the recipe. His most daring plan involved constructing a giant robotic replica of Mister Krabs, learning the secret code/handshake ("ravioli ravioli, give me the formu-oli"), and duping Spongebob into handing over the only written copy of the formula. His classic villainesque undoing? a coin-operated self destruct mechanism on his belt buckle. Good stuff.

"Coin operated self destruct? Not one of my better ideas..." -- Plankton

 

Prime Evil, Ghostbusters
Now, I know what you're thinking. "What's this? Ghostbusters? You mean the cartoon based on the hip 80s flick with Ray and Winston and Egon and Peter and Slimer?" No. I don't mean that at all. That was "The Real Ghostbusters" (later known as "Ghostbusters Extreme"). This is Ghostbusters, based on the campy 70s live action TV show. The one with the monkey. Monkey, you ask? Yes. there was a monkey. Now, I never watched this cartoon, and I'll admit the monkey was a deciding factor. I was a fan of "The Real Ghostbusters" instead, so my knowledge of this show is extremely limited But I tell you what, if you'd like to read more about Prime Evil and his henchmen, as well as more about the "Ghostbusters" show in general, please click on Prime Evil's picture. It links to a great site with lots of information, as well as an MP3 of the "Ghostbusters" theme song.

Prince John, Robin Hood
Mommeeeeeee!!!!" Prince John was the usurper who sent his brother King Richard off to fight in the crusades. He took over the King's title and ruled with an iron fist and a soggy thumb. His motivation? Greed and familial jealousy. Don't mention the Queen Mum to this fellow or he'll go off into a tirade about how "mother always loved Richard best!" and dissolve into weepy, grunting thumbsucking. To quote the best song from the movie, "before John even knows he's there, Ol' Rob will steal his underwear!" Fun fact? This is my all time favorite Disney movie. Go figure!

Professor Coldheart and No-Heart, Care Bears
Professor Coldheart had the coldest heart in all the world. No Heart lacked the capacity to love or care. Both wanted nothing more than to wipe caring off of the face of the planet. They wanted to harden people's hearts and let sorrow reign over the poor and tired masses. This put them at odds with the Care Bears, whose "Care Bear Stare" had the ability to both enrich people with the wonders of empathy and to destroy Coldheart's and No-Heart's most devious plans. Thus they wanted the do-gooders wiped out. Can you imagine a more admirable goal than squashing the life out of some teddy bears, to rip them apart and destroy their cuteness? Although I associate Professor Coldheart with the Purple Pieman of Strawberry Shortcake fame, this guy was better at being evil. Kind of a pre-schooler's Mr. Freeze, his relentless pursuit of the destruction of caring was admirable, if unsuccessful. No-Heart used his niece and henchmen to try to achieve his goals, but much like Professor Coldheart he was unable to defy those horribly warm and fuzzy teddy bears. Curses!

Purple Pie Man, Strawberry Shortcake
Check it out! I finally found a cartoon image of this lil feller! I don't mean to editorialize too much but is this villain lame or what? My memory isn't the greatest about the Strawberry Shortcake series, all I remember is that the Purple Pie Man caused all of the fruity good-guys lots of trouble. If I remember correctly he's pretty much just a clone of Professor Coldheart of the Care Bears. He wants to destroy goodness, and those rosy-cheeked heros stand in his way. Whatever, man. I never really liked those big-headed top-heavy smelly goody two shoes anyway.

Ratigan, The Great Mouse Detective (Animated Movie)
Upon the suggestion of my new favorite suggester (he's such an eager beaver!) I have added Ratigan. Because of my ignorance on this fellow I think I'll yeild the floor to Monsieur Loneheart, who has proven himself time and time again to be the resident expert on seemingly-obscure British animation factoids. And now I'm going to pass the mic...

Professor Ratigan is clearly inspired by Sherlock Holmes' archenemy, Professor Moriarty. However, unlike the sly and impersonal Moriarty, who only got one scene in the original Holmes stories and only met Holmes in the flesh twice, Ratigan is extravagant, extroverted and built like a battleship. He's got a huge inferiority complex because he's a rat instead of a mouse. Apparently rats are subject to some kind of class prejudice in Victorian mousedom and the Professor has suffered under it at some time.... to the extent that when we first see him he interrupts his first big song and kills one of his henchmen for referring to him as "the world's greatest rat" instead of "the world's greatest mouse." Ratigan doesn't care for the gold and power he claims to seek half as much as he wants to prove himself smarter, braver and stronger than any of his so-called betters. To this end he kidnaps a toy maker named Flaversham and forces him to build a robot copy of the queen of all mousedom by threatening his daughter. Voiced by the late Vincent Price, Ratigan's sinister, velvet tones are at their best when he's gloating over the captured Basil, showing his need to prove himself better than his opponent. His extravagance shows itself when he announces Basil's fate: "I thought of so many ways to kill you I couldn't decide which one to use. So I decided to use them all..." And as for his arrogance... in a film where the hero didn't get to sing and the villain had two songs, Ratigan rushed off to fulfil his evil scheme and left his second song playing on a record player instead of singing it in person. The guy practically phones in his big number at his moment of triumph, like it's no big deal. Can you imagine another Disney villain with an ego big enough to do that? In the end, Ratigan defeats himself. His weakness was his quick temper, which leads him to act unwisely. He destroys his own robot after Basil causes it to insult him, and he falls from Big Ben when his fury causes him to forget that the clock is about to strike.

Excellent once again, Loneheart! Oh, and he brought up a great question for suggester-wannabes... The answer to his question was "Yes."

Oh, the question was "Will you accept Villains from movies?"

Dr. Robotnik, Sonic The Hedgehog
Thanks to a motivated and well informed fellow named Richard Turner, I finally have a bio for Dr. Robotnik. I think he was a little surprised that I didn't have my Sonic knowledge covered, but like i've said there are only so many hours of my day that i can cram cartoons into. if someone would just pay me to watch TV I would never need help, right? Good think you folks are looking out for me. Take it away, Richard!

Dr. Robotnik has two apperences. First he's in the original Sonic the Hedgehog show and then there's one based on the CD version (that's the one you have). In the original: Dr. Robotnik is the evil ruler of Mobius. He tends to try everything possible to make the people of Mobius misserable. This has not changed since the comming of Sonic but now he wants to denote Sonic, too. As a result he has created tons of robots, each with a different theme and purpose intent on stopping the Hedgehog. Some examples are a red robot trying to get rid of all music on Mobius (due to a "Sonic the Hedgehog" song going around), a sports robot, and Jr. (a younger version of himself that goes good). His main henchmen are Scratch (a chicken like monster), Grounder (some sort of blue drilling machine) and, occationally, Coconuts (a robot monkey). In addition to using robots to stop Sonic Robotnik has stolen a wand from a fairy godfather, soaked himself in a chemical bath to become Super Robotnik, and has at one time found and collected all five Chaos emeralds: Life, Immortality, Invisiblity, Invincibility, and Power. All the same he's kind of a fool who can't stand up to his mother, even though he's a grown man!

The CD version of Robotnik is a bit more evil. Apperently he came to Mobius from another world and instantly took over a large city. Since then he has discovered a way to make the inhabitants of Mobius into robots. His main henchmen are the Swatbots (black robots with red visors) which go around grabbing any rodent they can find. Robotnik is constantly looking for the escapees that hide in the forest and has therefore tried everything to destroy the forest itself. His main assistant is Snively, a smart, small guy who eventually takes over after Robotnik is driven off.

Big thanks, Richard!