Top Five Favorite Fictional Villains
Top Five Favorite Fictional Villains
A book
can’t possibly be great without a villain, right? Some villains we love, some
we hate. Without doubt, they definitely light up the book and make our beloved
characters better…and more trouble, of course. However, in recent years…more
kinds of villains appear in the books…and some of them are quite…adorable?
Handsome? Even…(swoon). So, today I would like to share with you guys my top
five favorite villains. Some of them I just love to hate them…extremely aweful
villains, while the others are so great that I couldn’t imagine the book
without them.
This post is inspired by Jessethereader.
TOP 5: Dolores Umbridge from
Harry
Potter by
J.K. Rowling
“We must not tell lies.”
Yes, you’re right, you didn’t see it wrong.
Dolores Umbridge. And nope, I’m not mad…I think I’m perfectly sane. I know,
everyone hates her…and that’s why I like her!!! I love to hate her. It’s so
interesting to hate her. Really, I’m not mad. Originally…I wanted to say
Voldemort…but he’s such a failure! He spent seven years to kill a boy…and never
succeed. Seriously? I think as a villain…Umbridge actually did better than he
did. And after being fired by Hogwarts…she still lives excellently in the
ministry of magic. Her existence is just like cockroaches!!!! So…umm…hateful?
So it’s an exciting thing to hate her so much!!! And her smiles…disgusting. Ahhh!!!!
How can such a horrible character exists at all??? But I love that…all right, I
admit…I’m insane. Oh wait, I forget to add…professor McGonagall is one of my
favorite professors in Hogwarts, and whenever she met Umbridge…their dialogue
just…WOW. Besides, it’s Umbridge that makes The Order of Phoenix so
fun to read. (I know…it’s a sad book…but you can’t deny…how great the Weasly
twins are in this book.) So, she is my top five, due to all of her “CONTRIBUTION.”
Actually…I
just want to show you her smile…but that is quite right, too.
(Top
4 might be a spoiler…so…)
TOP 4: The Keeper from
Entwined by
Heather Dickerson
TOP 2: Rhysand from
A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J Maas
TOP 1: Ignifex from Cruel
Beauty by
Rosamund Hodge
“I
am not so villainous.”
“Come
and mend your broken hearts here.”
Wow…umm…yes, he is a villain, but every
villain likes to say they’re not villain. He is kind, gentle…and an extremely
old, evil villain. He is so old…and how dare you try to kiss Azalea!!! However,
it’s always interesting to read a villain pretending not a villain at first.
You know…add a bit dramatic, mysterious, and thrilling. Well…I like those who
are evil at first, like Levana, Voldemort…but with villain’s identity hidden,
more calculating and schemes will appear and rise in the dark. So, keeper is an
excellent dancer and charming…but then…his web of evil just gradually reveals
and covers the girls. And of course, the broken hearts can be mended…but not
there, not with him. He does know how to soothe their hurt…yet every move of
his is well calculated, so NEVER TRUST A STRANGER!!!!
TOP 3: The Komizar from The
Heart of Betrayal
by Mary E. Pearson
“He
misses nothing.”
Ahh!!! You know how much I love this book!!!!
Ah!!! (Singing~) So, in addition to Lia, Rafe, and Kaden…I also like Komizar. Unfortunately…he
only appears a little in this book…and then he was…NO SPOILERS!!!! He is
vicious, brutal…but somehow…somewhere in his heart…wasn’t so mean. “Wasn’t.”
Right, past tense. And his appears add lots of lots of trouble for Lia. Well…I
think like villain merely with strength…but with smart brain. I don’t if
Komizar is a great fight…oh, wait…his was once an assassin…so that wasn’t a
problem. But it’s his well organize plans and his great observation that makes
me like this villain so much. If he was merely a fight, what will the fun be, isn’t
it? Let’s just watch the protagonist and villain fighting every day and every
night… so I need smart villain, and Komizar is definitely one of them. One of
the best of them all. The Heart of Betrayal must be boring
without him.
“Beg, and I’ll consider not telling Amarantha.”
“Lower.”
Wait…I know, his character change extremely
during the book, and he is definitely not a villain in A Court of Mist and Fury.
But I like him as a villain. And especially the part Under the Mountain. He is
so…let’s say, I’m completely Team Rhysand. And I belong to the Night Court. So…you’ll
understand now. Why is he my top 2 choice. He isn’t that brutal as Amarantha…but
he is not the sweet boy as Tamlin. Yet somehow…I like this kind of characters. A
character is…well…smart, as you might guess. And…how can I describe that…umm…I don’t
like a guy so…sweet all the time. I know that’s weird…sweet is important
between couples, without a doubt…but when that happens every day…well…not…so…good.
Not every day as honeymoon, right? And when a boy adds a little bit…evil…that’s
WOW. Rhysand is one of them…but don’t spoil others if you’ve already read ACOMAF.
You know what I mean…so he isn’t top 1 but top 2. There is something inside him
changes.
“Already
disappointed in your marriage?”
Congratulation!!! Ignifex is my favorite
villain of them all!!! He is cruel, evil, vicious, the destruction of the earth…
and the salvation of all. To me, he’s lovely, cunning, selfless, and…blablabla.
That doesn’t sound like a villain, huh? But the truth is…he never is…but still,
he is the villain in this book. (Wait…I’m kind of confusing with myself…never
mind. As long as you know I love him.) HOW CAN YOU NOT LOVE HIM!!!!! HE IS ONE
OF MY FICTIONAL BOYFRIENDS!!!! I must admit…he is a little bit similar to Rhys…but
better, definitely better. And he is now the only villain that I know to be a
hero, a saver, and a beast. I know, none of these make sense…but you’ll know,
if you pick the book up.
So, these are my favorite villains! I love
them with my life, and I couldn’t think about losing them in the books. They’re
so great, but in a different way.
Do
you agree with me? Do you have your favorite villains? And who are they? Comment
down below and tell me about him!
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