Disney VS Dreamworks Villains

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In todays animation meme we see Disney VS Dreamworks villains aka Disney vs Dreamworks in a nutshell, here we see Disney vs Dreamworks meme aka Dreamworks vs Disney meme aka Disney villains vs Dreamworks villains, so we see Disney has written some pretty garbage modern villains, then Dreamworks trumps Disney with Puss in boots the last wish in this Dreamworks Puss in boots the last wish meme where Big Jack Horner was a literal meme god and a epic villain, anyway so in this Disney now vs Dreamworks now meme aka Disney vs Dreamworks 2023 and Disney vs Dreamworks villains meme we see Dreamworks defeat Disney with pure evilness.

★Very cool and epic animation meme.

[TailsIsDisappointed]

Disney: "Through the power of friendship, we can defeat you!"
Dreamworks: "Huh, that was weird-" _Fires AK-47_

[rawen]

To be honest, If we compare old Disney villains to new DreamWorks villains, Then it's going to be one of the biggest battles.

[kitestar]

Disney villains currently: _not a physical presence, but an emotional one_
Current dreamworks villains: *I KILLED FITTY MEN IN WW2*

[daenite]

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[KeebeThePlush]

Disney villains: characters that go against the main protagonist’s

Dreamworks villains: goes against entire worlds of their franchise

[Rembreiker_lychec]

The worst part is there are examples of villains like this who are done right. Silco from Arcane was able to be empathized with, Nox from Wakfu was trying to undo a mistake from a long time ago. The problem isn’t that Disney is doing new things, it’s that it’s doing them wrong.

[MKTB]

Disney now: for fun with friendship!
DreamWorks now: for fun with fire.

[konradzukowski]

Dreamworks is killing it... now in both meanings of this sentence

[sentientbottlecap]

Modern Dreamworks villains give that feeling of pure, scary evil that old Disney villains like Maleficent and Chernobog give

[Moonlight.Howlings.]

Disney should take notes from DreamWorks' villains. Best examples of their villains; Puss in Boots 2 and the Kung Fu Panda films.

[trinty]

Disney before : Disney = dreamworks
Now : Disney PeakWorks

[thatoneeasilyoffendedboi]

“Y-you aren’t going to shoot a PUPPY, right?”

“Yeah, in the face, why?”

[Attaxalotl]

"Y-Y-You're not gonna shoot a puppy, are ya Jack?"
"Yeah, in the face, why?"

[Limpurtikles]

Some years ago, someone at Disney probably said
"You know how in the old films we have a traditional Bad Guy that the heroes simply have to defeat and then everything is good and well? How about we instead try to make the conflict more relatable, you know, like dealing with trauma and such? Something a little more modern? Perhaps the Bad Guy is merely just misunderstood, maybe even relatable, and needs to be 'defeated' in a way that doesn't necessary involve a big final showdown, like compassion and understanding?"
"... but I'm watching you..."
"Hey look, the movie I suggested was well received!"
"Oh good, then we know people dig the whole 'dealing with trauma'-conflict more than 'classic good vs bad'."
"Funny you should mention that, this other film I had in mind goes back to that classic Disney formul-"
"No, we're doing this now."
"What?"
"This. The thing that made us money. That other thing you said sounds like a risk and I don't know if that will make us money. This however has proven that it's profitable, so now we're doing it instead."
"But-"
"Forever."

[QuicklimeTime]

Who is the real villain?

Disney: "The real villain is lack of communication, unwillingness to see things from a different perspective, stubbornness in the face of reason."

DreamWorks: "YOU KNOW THE GUY WHO JUST ATE THAT PUPPY? HIM. HE'S THE REAL VILLAIN."

[wolftears]

a contact with frollo and jack horner would be insane

[Masonthebaconhair]

Disney: With the power of friendship, we can defeat him!
DreamWorks: With the power of fire, we can burn our enemies with ease.

[VanHellbright]

Disney villains now:
- No villain. It's about personal issues and conflicts between the characters. This is fine but lately, Disney has been hammering its viewers over their heads with morals and the execution is just terrible. ( Raya and trust, Ralph Breaks the Internet and clinginess, Lightyear and working as a team) Also, you can have all those character-developing moments and have a villain that drives the point home and is a three-dimensional character too. (Puss in Boots the Last Wish)
- ''Twist'' villain! Most of the time you can guess who the villain might be pretty quickly. When they are finally revealed there is not enough time for them to be bad or have any bearing on the plot. And their evilness just goes from 0 to 100. Professor Callahan calmly stands next to the guy he blames for the death of his daughter and then goes out of his way to kill his students and bystanders and doesn't even consider the possibility of saving his daughter. He's supposed to be a genius? It's like they write the villain and the character completely separately.
- ''Redeemable'' villain. Namarii is the worst. She acts like a villain for a whole movie and then she ''turns good'' (she was just trying to save herself and her people) and her personality does a 180. From a stone-cold fighter to an awkward friend. You can not skip the redemption part of the villain redemption story!

[Trident_Gaming]

Disney has fallen from grace, and for good reason
I'd argue that even Illumination beats out Disney now lol

[theillustriouscosmowitch]

Am I the only one who isn’t super picky with their villains?

Traditional villains, sympathetic villains, redeemable villains, comedic villains, merciless villains, vengeful villains and villains that manifest as a sentient, naturally-existing force of evil. I’ll take any of them so long as they’re well written and enjoyable.