The Animated Disney Villains Deaths.

The Animated Disney Villains Deaths.

[spencerbowden]

Scar promised the hyenas wouldn’t go hungry.

The hyenas ensured he delivered.

[asturianix]

I love how ironically enough, Disney has some of the most messed up and violent villain deaths I have ever seen. Without any blood they manage to be creepy.

[hill]

villains: exist

gravity: *imma ruin this kid’s whole career*

[Bruh-vsqv]

7:49 I still think Facilier’s death is the most disturbing. This guy has demons watching his every move, always breathing down his neck, and the literal second he screws up he’s dragged to hell, screaming and begging for his life.

[KCandFriendsUSA]

All disney villains: Fall to their deaths

Scar: Survived fall and gets rekt by hyenas

[mitchtange]

About 95% of these villains: “I fear no man. but that thing…”
*cliff*
“It scares me.”

[Dragonfire]

Almost every Disney villain: dies through falling.

Emperor's new groove: Random trampoline saves villain from death from falling.

[divaalfirman]

The ironic thing about Clayton’s death is that throughout the film he was always mocking Tarzan as a “Savage” while pushing him to be a “Man”. Yet in his final moments it was Tarzan who was the real man for still trying to help Clayton, while Clayton himself was screaming like a savage beyond help

[Chris-pooe]

Nobody:

Disney: *If you wanna kill someone, yeet them from the cliff.*

[skycase]

Disney Villains: The protagonists can't kill me


Physics: So here is the thing....

[AlexS-ctdd]

Fun Fact: Gaston was originally supposed to survive the fall, shout "if I can't have Belle, no one can", then he was mauled by the wolves. They cut this due to its brutality. They later reused this idea for Scar's death in the Lion King.

edit: To everyone saying about the skulls, I know that, but one can theorize. I didn't say it was canon. I was just stating their original plan for his death, or lack thereof, as well as an opinion from the original cast.

[makkilatte]

5:05 Hearing Tarzan's voice when he said "Clayton don't!" still gives me chills...

[reach]

My favorite thing about Syndromes death scene is the multiple layers of irony to it. Obviously the cape getting caught in the turbine is what most people think about, but there’s another detail. What gets Syndrome caught in the turbine in the first place is Bob throwing the car that Syndrome GAVE him. Syndrome was the architect of his own demise from every angle.

[TourGuide]

No one makes a crater in the ground like Gaston.

[yoyococonuggets]

All Disney villains: **Falls to their death**


Scroop: **floats to his death**

[dalayneejo]

dr. facillier’s death is just… so incredible. it’s disturbing, satisfying, ironic, and a whole ass bop. homeboy literally gets dragged to hell all because of his own actions and ego. the way it was executed was absolutely perfect. the way he immediately realises what’s about to happen and starts pleading with the friends to give him more time… it’s chilling yet so satisfying and fitting for him. simply brilliant.

[snailgamer]

Most Disney villains: Die a gruesome death.

Pteranadon guy: *bonk*

[clementcachico]

3:28 The gargoyle animated itself infront of Frollo because these were placed on churches and cathedrals to scare off demons and evil spirits. This Gargoyle came to life specifically to scare off Frodo.

Also shoutout to the creativity of Mother Gothelle's death who decomposed midair so fast she got reduced to dust before hitting the ground.

[LPcaptain]

Fun fact: scar’s death was originally meant for Gaston. When he fell into the gorge he survived but got attacked by the wolves. But then, they changed it, and seeing how it played out for Scar, we can see why.

[igorguimaraes]

Bill Sykes' death is very underrated, not only it's one of the most realistic ones (Besides Clayton's) but also the fact of instead of screaming like most villains when defeated, he just looks at the train and goes like "Welp, I'm dead"