Top 10 Animated Movie Villains with Understandable Motivations

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OK, we can kinda see where they’re coming from. For this list, we’re looking at villains from animated movies whose backstories make us understand why they do what they do, even if we don’t necessarily agree with how they go about it. Think Wilson Fisk in “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” (2018), Rex Dangervest in “The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part” (2019), Gabby Gabby in “Toy Story 4” (2019), and more! What animated villain do YOU think had the most understandable motives? Let us know in the comments!

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A well developed villain is vital for movies to be good.

spectreshadow

Mother Gothel?? She kidnapped an infant because she was obsessed with her own mortality. She literally only cared for and kept alive said child for her power. Rapunzel was an exotic pet, not a sign of Gothel's motherly potectiveness.

zaidas.

Kingpin's motivations are about the only thing I understood about him in Spider-Verse. I didn't understand his accent, and I certainly didn't understand how someone with a body like his even functions in normal society.

Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache

As kids we love the heroes, as adults, we understand the villain

o

You forgot about Mr. Freeze and the only motive for his cold crimes in Gotham was he was doing everything for his dying wife.

brettwisniewski

So how is the guy who wanted to bring back his wife and son at the very back of the list?

lakobause

Yeah, but Kingpin’s plan would’ve failed either way.

CanadianDan

If Kingpin went as far as to cross dimensions to get his family back, did he not figure that the Kingpin of that dimension wouldn't do the same thing to get his own family back?

SnowmanInABlizzard

"Rex lies about being a cowboy, archeologist, **RAPTOR TRAINER**"

2 seconds later.

"Then he trains an army of raptors."
Ok then

adeadchannel

I can understand why Edgar was a villain. He wanted the fortune, however some cats got it instead. Jealousy can be quite powerful.

diooverheaven

Gabby Gabby Wasn’t A Villain, She Was Just Misunderstood

jaketaller

I just watched spider man into the spider verse for the first time yesterday. Kingpin was a good villain.

bendrescherjazzguitar

No lie... I felt bad for KingPin.. He misses his family

_Xsist

When you were scared of Scar as a kid but totally relate to him as an adult:

“I’m surrounded by idiots”

jasminejohnston

Surprised that Ramses isn't on this list since he was quite literally abused and pressured into being so stubborn and cold. He was obsessed with upholding his father's legacy and making him proud, even if that means doing terrible things. He essentially became an extension of Seti, unable to become his own person and make his own choices. Everything he ever did, he did for his father, including keeping the slaves. He was controlled by his father, even beyond the grave.

tamayako