Pixar Villains: Evil to Most Evil

Over the years, Pixar has given us plenty of reasons to watch their movies; be it their stunning animation, brilliant storytelling, and timeless characters. But that last point also extends into another great thing about Pixar: it’s villains. Next to Disney’s own rogues’ gallery, Pixar has one of the best villains’ rosters ever imagined and are still capable of pushing the envelope 25 years later. But what happens when you put this collection of supervillains, terrorists, and spiteful competitors in the same room? Some will rise up as the apex of Pixar villainy and others won’t even seem all that bad by comparison at that point. So, let’s find out.

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Script Written by Jacob Bailey
Video Edited by Md Asad Al Hossain
Media Gathered by Luka Lalosevic & Kristijan Vukovic
Produced by Kyle J. Beauregard

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[JustChuck]

Sid wasn't a villain at all. He thought that toys were inanimate objects (which they are in real life), plus his mother was always working and his father was an alcoholic. If anything, Sid was a bored, lonely, but ultimately, misunderstood young man, trying to make the best of a bad situation the only way that he knows how.

[watakashe]

I feel that Ernesto is way too low. The worst thing about him is the fact that despite him being exposed at the end, the damage was already done. He killed Hector and got away with it. Hector died, missed out on seeing Coco grow up, and had to deal with his family HATING him, knowing he did absolutely nothing wrong. Ernesto did that and felt no remorse. And his motive is so much worse, he kills Hector for fame and success. That's it. He gladly killed his best friend with a wife and kid for FAME. Then on top of that, you have what he did to Miguel. He's a completely irredeemable villain.

[ClassifiedRanTom]

When Sid learns that Toys are sentient, he makes it his life mission to rescue them by becoming a garbage man.

[anonymouscheesepie]

"He's a good dentist"
Person literally screaming in pain in the background

[biddleeewho]

"He's a good dentist"
*Shows him obliterating someone's mouth*

[pepito]

Honestly syndrome really isn’t as sympathetic as some make him out to be. Yes he got turned down by his hero but Mr Incredible obviously turned him down for his own safety and did the responsible thing in letting the cops take him home to his parents. Also Mr Incredible saved his life by removing the bombs from his rocket boots. Me personally I would be more grateful that the hero i looked up to saved my life rather than plot for revenge.

[greenllama]

The reason why Syndrome wasn't a perfect villain was because he was wearing a cape.

[starkilr]

I’d hardly call Sid a villain. In our lives, we either knew that kid or were that kid. He could play better but he’s still playing. And who doesn’t like launching some rockets?

[chunta]

The thing that really unsettles me about Ernesto de la Cruz is that he made his friend's death as a plot to a film. That's some insane disrespect to someone, you once called friend and partner.

[killerkitten]

Ernesto is literally so bad Pixar killed him off twice.

[MagicMan__]

The thing about Stinky Pete is, I don’t consider his personality in the first half of the film to be that disingenuous.

He did seem to have a genuine fondness for Woody and the rest of the round up gang, and truly believed he was doing the right thing for them; his perspective was formed by being left in his box for all his life. When he gave his motive rant near the end, the level of how unwanted and unloved he must have felt all those years was palpable. He saw the museum in Japan as his last chance at some fulfilment and meaning in his life.

Ultimately, it’s simply the fact the he was forcing his beliefs on Woody and co. as well as being manipulative which makes him something of a villain.

[rushc]

20:45- Did you just “matter”?

Sir, with that line, you are are officially the most evil Pixar villain.

[GhostWthTheMost]

Syndrome: dying from a giant fan
me: after all, you were his biggest fan

[juanathan]

Sid: Unknowingly causes severe pain by tearing toys apart
Stinky Pete: knowingly threatens and attempts to cause severe pain by tearing toys apart
Lotso: *attempts to deep fry woody and all his friends*

[ADerpyReality]

Sid becomes a garbage man. That's a well paying good, stable job that is actually very beneficial to society.

[greninjastorm]

I remember hearing somewhere that in the original test screenings, Lotso did in fact press the button to save the toys. But the test audiences didn't like it, so that scene was changed to what we see in the final version

[Rei-O-Rei]

Everybody knows that the most evil villain is the Lamp
The Lamp killed so many I's by crushing them

[Cecebookworm]

The scene when Wall-E is shocked, dropped unconscious, and thrown down the garbage shoot traumatized me as a kid. I loved that movie and thought he was dead. He wasn’t... but still.

[Treyast]

"Inside out has no villians"

The person who put broccoli on pizza:👹