Y.

A disgraced royal who unites a outcast and persecuted minority and uses them to back his usuraption of the throne.

A sly conman with frightening, otherworldly powers who seeks to drain an entire ciy of it's souls to pay off his dark masters.

An insane high priest consumed by his burning desire for a female PC, and filled with hate by his shame over this. Has great legal influence in the city where events take place.

A bombastic, wheeling-dealing god of death whose long-term plans absolutely demand the PCs die, and permantently.

>>13952062
that first one almost makes scar sound like a good guy

>>13952076
the best villains always have the best intentions.
I am sure Scar didnt think he was doing anything evil, just what needed to be done because he thought he would be the better leader.

Honestly, I wish more GMs used Disneyesque villiany in their games. It's far more entertaining and memorable.

We've also got:

A witch who manipulates a princess in order to acquire the king's Artifact of Power and Rulership.

A corrupt governor who rallies his people to war against a nearby primitive tribe to acquire what he believes to be vast amounts of hidden wealth.

A minor noble matron who will do ANYTHING to get one of her daughters married to the prince.

A renowned adventurer who is so beloved, he can get the entire town to back him up in his plot to score with one cute peasant girl.

>captcha: governor ticut

I think Captcha has a suggestion for number two.

>>13952062
i feel retarded, who is the second and third one in this?

The downtrodden captain of a ship that never sails, terrorized by a creature that stalks the seas desiring nothing but to devour the rest of him, who envies the vigor and innocence of the PCs even as he attempts to destroy them in retribution for the deaths their "pranks" have inflicted upon his beleaguered crew...

And Hades, an upwardly-mobile Lord of the Dead.

>>13952119
Mr. Facilier (The Princess and the Frog)

Bishop Frollo (Hunchback of Notre Dame)

>>13952119
Rasputin, maybe?

Judge Claude Frollo.

>>13952113
>Tries to get inventor to stop blowing up parts of town accidentally
>Attempts to rescue prisoner from the beast's castle
>bad guy

>>13952127
Ooh, now I don't feel as retarded, those are among the few movies I have not seen.

>>13952127
>Bishop

Nuh-uh.

>>13952136
Anastasia was Fox Animation Studios.

>>13952142
Really? Somewhere between the long black robes and HELLFIRE, HELLFIRE, I must have got confused.

>>13952142
Also "Mr." Facilier?

Dude didn't spend 4 years at voodoo medical school, selling his soul to dark powers, to be called "Mr." Facilier.

I think the problem is that DMs go a bit too far in justifying the actions of their BBEGs, or don't justify them at all.

>>13952144
Was it? Huh. I've only seen it like, once. Back when it was new. I feel old.

>>13952160
Yeah, it's an easy mistake to make. Kind of intentional, really, but they do make it clear that he's a judge, and that a mere deacon (who, for the Non-Catholics here, aren't even real priests, yet) ordered him around in terms of religion.

>>13952163
I laughed.

He was trying to teach Belle the valuable lesson that real life experiences and interpersonal relations matter more than all the romance novels in the world.

>>13952098
I. . . .I never got the "I'd be a better ruler then you, MUFASA!" vibe off Scar. I always, always felt like "I want your shit, but can't take it the normal, accepted way. So i'm gonna bury you with my brains, and my army of hyena minions." was what was going on.

Because, after that it was always showing him being the cruel, capricious ruler abusing his power, not a guy trying and failing to do something.

>>13952173
Though, to be fair, everything but the hyenas thing is EXACTLY HOW LIONS CHOOSE A LEADER.

Scar isn't evil. He's a lion.

And you can go free, after we take River home.

I think that so many GMs are fixated on the idea of plot twists and trying to manipulate the players into not seeing the true enemy until it's to late, they forget the effectiveness of a villain who is obviously a villain from the beginning.

Of course, part of the problem is that I've seen few players who are willing to play along. Most players tend to be genre-savvy, and many play their character genre-savvy as well, without realizing that it's really just another form of metagaming. I mean, just because YOU know that the dark-robed and sinister advisor to the king is likely a villain doesn't mean your PC knows, or would even imagine it; to his view, that advisor has been serving the king faithfully for years, so why shouldn't he be trusted?

>>13952138
gaston is only the bad guy because he possesses traits deemed negative by todays society, and it thus used as indoctrination material on how not to be and act.

>>13952160
Judge in the Disney movie, archdeacon in the novel.

Have no fear!
Have no fear!
Zigzag the grand Vizir is here!

>>13952209
And he's a prick who threw an old man into an insane asylum so he could trick a village into murdering his romantic rival and forcing a young woman to marry him as ransom for her own father's freedom.

You know, details.

>>13952193
Well, your PCs figuring the skinny guy in black to the kings right is evil isn't hard to deal with, really. If he's not, they make complete asses of themselves.

If he is, shouting "KILL THAT GUY HE BAD" while pointing with your sword at the guy who's helped steer the kingdom through rough waters for years isn't exactly a smart move. God help them if the barabarian actually leap-charge-power-attacks to spite the DM.

>>13952223
He didn't try to murder anybody. The beast was a menace who was kidnapping and imprisoning citizens of that village.

Well, yeah, Scar was obviously just in it for the sake of power and glory. He felt cheated, and wanted to gain people's respect by force, even if it meant murdering his brother's children and subjugating the rest of the lions with an army of hyenas.

On the other hand, the main thing he promised the hyenas was that they wouldn't have to starve anymore. This must have been a serious concern for them, or else Scar wouldn't have had as much support as he did.

But it all went down the drain, because he had the misfortune of performing his power grab at the beginning of a drought. Letting the hyenas hunt freely couldn't have helped matters, but simple mismanagement can't account for the massive damage the ecosystem suffered during Scar's reign.

>>13952237
And the whole thing about framing an old man to ransom his freedom in exchange for an unwilling woman's hand in marriage thing?

>>13952218
Fuck. One eye would make a terrifying villain.
"ONE EYE WINS AGAIN! I SHALL GNAW THE GOLDEN CITY TO THE BONE, AND SPIT IT OUT!"

>>13952223
Did he actually think the horrible monster was a romantic rival Belle actually loved?

If I were him, that whole fucking castle would be screaming "Evil Magicks", which it actually WAS full of. Belle is being mind-controlled, time to save the only non bimbo in town. Gaston is a PC, trying to do good.

>>13952237
The Beast was still technically a lord, and back then you were getting off lightly if you trespassed on a noble's property and got slung in a dungeon for it.

A witch who's willing to arrange for a natural tragedy and emotionally abuse her adopted daughter to preserve her youth.

A powerful fey, incensed about a minor snub cursing the royal family.

A Queen Regent willing to murder her son's fiancee to hold on to the throne a little longer.

A demon rallying all the monsters and undead for miles around to wreak havoc for nothing but pleasure.

Servants of a death god trying to arrange for a prophecy that will let him overcome his heavenly rivals.

>>13952223

Exactly. Gaston was the hero of the town because everything he did seemed like it was in the people's best interest.

He's the villain of the movie because everything he did was SOLELY out of personal gain, which involved falsely imprisoning one character, blackmailing another, and killing a third.

I not saying Gaston was evil, I'm saying he was a villain. A tragic villain, perhaps, but a villain nonetheless. And people can be villains without being evil.

A psychopathic criminal mastermind, who despite his brilliance can never shake off the ignoble heritage he despised, and is filled with murderous rage by this consumate denial.

Also has a thing for huge, overly elaborate death traps (always a plus).

>>13952255
Yes, he knew.

>>If I didn't know any better I'd say you had feelings for this Beast!

>>13952267
I have no idea what these are. Maybe Lady tremaine for number 1 (Cinderella), but the rest are lost to me.

>>13952287
He wasn't above blackmailing a woman for sexual favors. He's pretty much evil.

>>13952305
The first two are Snow White and Sleeping Beauty, but I've got no idea on the rest.

>>13952305
The first one is Mother Glothel from Tangled.
Second is Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty.
The third and fourth don't make me think of anything.
The fifth kinda points ot Pain and Panic, from Hercules.

>>13952287
PCs loot the fuck out of almost everywhere they go, that usually doesn't make them evil.

>>13952305
Pretty sure the first is Mother Gothel.

>>13952305
1 - Gothel from Tangled

2 - That bitch from Sleeping Beauty

3 - ???

4 - ???

5 - Pain and Panic (and by extension, Hades) from Hercules

I've always wanted to make Chernabog from Fantasia's Night on Bald Mountain segment into an encounter of some sort for a high level campaign. That part of the movie I swear seriously traumatized me as a kid.

>>13952319

I'm not sure what this has to do with anything I said.

This thread has now inspired me to take one of my sub-villains who had a very sparse personality and combine Yzma (main pic) and Maleficent into one villain.

Thank you, /tg/.

>>13952325
Yeah, #4 is Chernobog from Fantasia.

>>13952346

>>13952267 here.
I was talking about Mother Gothel, Maleficent, Nerissa (from Enchanted), Chernobog, and Pain and Panic (and Hades by extension) in that order.

>>13952319
There's a difference between being a robber and a rapist.

>mfw people use awesome disney villains as BBEGs.

Also fuck, i'm a 24 year old manly man with a big beard yet I loved this fucking movie. Plus look at this face, I could just pinch her cheeks and stretch her rubberface.

>>13952267

3 sounds like Enchanted, 4 could be Night On Bald Mountain but may be The Black Cauldron (haven't seen it in years).

>>13952376
You sound like a pedophile. Welcome to /tg/!

>>13952170

>>13952328
Oh shit that part also scared me like hell as a kid.

Can't tell you the satisfaction I had when he was a boss in one of the Kingdom Hearts, screaming THIS IS FOR MY TRAUMATIED CHILDHOOD

Nobody liked my two?

>>13952121

>>13952121
Your first one is Captain Hook from Peter Pan (who makes an awesome villain overall). You said Hades in the second one, so I wouldn't quite count that separately.

>>13952328
You and everyone else between Alaska. and Slovkia

>>13952408
I do.

>>13952387
It's Chernobog, you'd know if I was doing the Horned King.

>>13952375
OOoooh, Enchanted. No wonder people were confused.

>>13952408
Nobody mentioned the Rattigan post either, and he's at least as awesome as Hook. Bitches love Scar and Gaston, not much you can do.

>>13952424
I just don't think Hades needs any improvement.

They just decided that Hades was from the '80s, while everybody else wasn't. It was great.

>>13952399
Thanks man, good to be here!

>>13952223
the old man was obviously insane. and murder?. oh no, he was trying to rescue a young woman from the beast who had kidnapped and imprissoned her.

and there was no tricking needed the villager were all quite willing to follow him on his quest to slay the beast and rescue the young woman.

A spiteful True-Fae, enraged at not being invited to a party, curses an innocent baby to die during esoteric conditions.

>>13952439
I liked the Ratigan post, but the character's just not as great if Vincent Price isn't doing it.

>>13952452
That'd be nice if he hadn't explicitly planned to have the man put in a madhouse merely as a bargaining chip to get in his daughter's pants. Why do I keep having to say that?

The leader of a company of adventurers with a heroic reputation turns out to be in it for the looting. Typical PCs, basically.

And I liked Rattigan.

Here's a couple.

An airship pilot who has lost his honor due to his records being accused of being falsified, who is seeking the one thing that will restore his honor. Also eternal youth.

An evil queen and powerful sorceress who seeks to prevent her own offspring from claiming the throne.

A time-travelling madman seeks to destroy the history and family of the man who he claims caused him to become the way he is.

A greedy mercenary and his crew of thugs seek to take a source of unimaginable power from the people for whom it is not only a source of power, but their source of life.

>>13952287
so?. good (as percieved by others) actions motivated by personal gain are still technically good actions.

>A bombastic, wheeling-dealing god of death whose long-term plans absolutely demand the PCs die, and permantently.

>A minor noble matron who will do ANYTHING to get one of her daughters married to the prince.

>A Queen Regent willing to murder her son's fiancee to hold on to the throne a little longer.

I can't figure these ones out

>>13952461
Hell, what is? Vincent Price was god.

Matter of fact, that's one of the common threads in Disney villains. They always get the best people to voice them. Scar was Jeremy Irons, Frollo was Tony Jay, Rattigan was Vincent Price, Keith David was Dr. Facilier... Hades was kind of the exception, "only" being James Woods, but his camp 80s routine was perfect for it.

As much as I like The Beauty and the Beast, I cant stand people who try to justify gastons actions. He was an obnoxious, narcissistic brute who didnt know when to quit. Like previously posted, he put an eccentric old man in the asylum because he wanted his daughter. Who doesnt want him.

And, like posted previously, he wasnt evil, but he was the antagonist. He friggin tried to kill the Beast after he showed Gaston mercy.

A pirate ship crewed by the deathless damned.

A mad sorceress with a grudge against the PCs mentor tormenting them to lure him out.

A hunter who uses the PCs to root out a hidden tribe for the privilege of slaying them.

The leader of an expedition the PCs have allied themselves with, intending to sell a powerful magical artifact to an enemy kingdom regardless of the civilization that needs it to survive.

A swindler luring away children with promises of leisure in order to enslave them, then polymorphing them so they can't be recognized.

>>13952528
The first one is Hades from Hercules.
The second one is the Stepmother from Cinderella.
The third was mentioned to be from Enchanted upthread.

>>13952524
I don't think I know any of those...

>>13952557
Pirates of the Carribean
The sword in the stone
Tarzan? Maybe The Rescuers
Good ol Atlantis
And Pinnochio.

Good ideas there, might take em for my campaign.

>>13952525
No they aren't. That's retarded.

>>13952528
>A bombastic, wheeling-dealing god of death whose long-term plans absolutely demand the PCs die, and permantently.
Hades. Obviously.
>A minor noble matron who will do ANYTHING to get one of her daughters married to the prince.
Lady Tremaine (Cinderella's stepmum)
>A Queen Regent willing to murder her son's fiancee to hold on to the throne a little longer.
Queen Nerissa (Enchanted

>>13952528
Hades. The others have been IDed in the thread.

>>13952541
To be fair, you can get Jeremy Irons for anything. I'm pretty sure he takes the worst things that come across his desk, just to see if he can make them better just by being in them.

He was in the D&D movie, for fuck's sake.

>>13952524
>A greedy mercenary and his crew of thugs seek to take a source of unimaginable power from the people for whom it is not only a source of power, but their source of life.

is the same as

>>13952557
>The leader of an expedition the PCs have allied themselves with, intending to sell a powerful magical artifact to an enemy kingdom regardless of the civilization that needs it to survive.

Don't know the name of the guy, but the movie is Atlantis

>>13952590
Fair point. He seems to follow the Christopher Walken philosophy of "never turn down a paying gig".

>>13952524
First one, I believe, is Up.

>>13952376
i know i could punch it.

seriously annoying.

>>13952524
Up
???
Meet the Robinsons
Atlantis

>>13952524
>>13952578
Charles Muntz
Queen Grimhilde
Bowler-Hat Guy
Rourke

>>13952583
Clayton from Tarzan, though I thought about doing McLeach, I just thought he might be too esoteri.

>>13952524 here.

>>13952625
Correct. First one is up.
Second one is Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (I wish there was an edit function, I typed offspring and meant to type stepchild)
Third is Meet the Robinsons.
Fourth is Atlantis (I was apparently posting at the same time as the other guy who used Atlantis).

>>13952623
Which has lead to some awesome "wait, why is HE in this" roles for both.

Like that movie with Sean Michael Scott with Walken as the villain.

"...They...they got my tooth, is my point! Aw, to hell with it. GET 'EM!"

>>13952528

An intelligent and urbane awakened predator lords over a jungle domain, and is quite willing to talk even to his hated enemies.

A boastful witch who is quite willing to exploit loopholes in the wording of agreements to get what she wants, no matter how torturous the logic.

A sorceress who can help you to get whatever you think you want but at a very high price. Is more than happy to cheat to prevent the condtions of these deals from ever being fulfilled. Ultimately she wants to overthrow the king, but she is happy to take a more roundabout route.

>>13952691
Shere-Khan.

Well, that could be a few people...

Ursula! She actually makes some good points about why Ariel WILL NOT enjoy the surface.

>>13952691
First one is... Shere Khan from The Jungle Book?
Second I have no clue.
Third is Ursula from The LIttle Mermaid.

For a sci-fi game, an AI placed in charge of a post-apocalyptic colony, lying to them about conditions for misguided reasons.

The newly appointed ruler of a colony, who murdered the people who stood in the way of his leadership and intends to wipe the colony out.

Where the fuck is Jafar and why is he not the very first person mentioned?

>>13952691
Excuse the link, that was an accident anon.

An undead creature with a gambling problem, a monstrous appetite and an eye for a shapely lady leg.

>>13952748
This first one is Wall-E, for sure.
Not sure about the second one.

>>13952760
I'm the Oogy-Boogy Man!

>>13952691

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNjkuHQGa2w

>>13952590
Yeah, he even played a child molester in an episode of Law & Order SVU. It was amazing, really.

>>13952758

Uh... very first post?

>A sadistic vizier who subjgates the greatest city in the known world with dark, sorcerous magics and artifacts he manipulated the party to gain.

>>13952758
He's the third OP example.

Goddamn, Hook would be one bad ass Space Pirate

>>13952809
Not really. He never moves the ship.

>The leader of an expedition the PCs have allied themselves with, intending to sell a powerful magical artifact to an enemy kingdom regardless of the civilization that needs it to survive.
>>13952557

FUCK YEAH ATLANTIS.

Glad to see someone else out there remembered this movie.

>>13952798
That was actually Dr. Facilier. Jaffar was the third one down the OP post.

>>13952829
This is /tg/. Of course we'd remember Atlantis!

Its practically a PC story.

>>13952798
>>13952803
Well shit, that was stupid of me. Especially since I looked at it and thought 'oh good there's Jafar a minute or two ago.

duurrrrrrr

Not Disney, but...

A minor government functionary who, when faced with the PC's artifact, has a very complete nervous breakdown, and turns into a raving lunatic, snapping out of it only when he realizes that his overreaction may actually have put him in danger of complete annihilation.

>>13952761
Nobody remembers this guy?
When [spoilers]I KILLED YA BROTHA? I TALKED JUST... LIKE! THIIIIIIIIIIIIS![/spoilers]

>>13952854
Aww, I was gonna put Iron Giant...

>>13952809
>Hook
>Badass
>"SMMEEEEEEEEEE!"

>>13952587
sure they are. if the action is of benefit to others then why would it make the action less good if it benefits you as well.

say that you put $100 in the cup of a homeless person because you know others will see you as a kind and caring soul, and you might even get some "oh, i really admire good and thoughtful people" sex out of it. just because you migh stand to gain the most from the good act doesnt make it more good.


of course, there is a difference between "doing good out of the kindness of my heart" good, and "doing good because it will benefit me as much as the people i helped".

real life isnt like D&D where good and evil are (perhaps not so) clearly defined absolutes, and where good actions for selfish reasons are bad.

>>13952884
We can have dupes. Go for it.

>>13952837

Yep. New player joins established group with a Good character, neglects to find out what alignment they are beforehand. This causes some party conflict. All but the two longest running players eventually side with the new guy. The remaining players eventually fall out over who gets the powerful artefact, leading to them killing each other.

>>13952837

I always thought so too. Inside a cavern untouched by other civilizations surrounded by thousand-year old marvels of architecture? Blow it up to make a bridge across a chasm.

If that isn't a PC plan I don't know what is.

>>13952887
Because it doesn't benefit others. He manipulates them to think so, but he's lying and doing it only so he can profit.

>>13952760
Also willing to capture choice targets to lure the PCs to his lair. Sadistic and will psychologically torture his victims before eating them. Also a lovely singing voice.

>>13952758
A powerful sorcerer who is frustrated with his position as an important advisor to a bumbling, but ultimately benevolent ruler. Willing to prevent the daughter of that ruler to improve his chances of taking the throne, and will humiliate/kill any pesky PCs who get in his way. Uses both magic and his talents of persuasion.

>>13952877

Judge Doom wasn't the leader of Toon Town, was he? I thought he was part of some vaguely defined special part of law enforcement.

But since you bring up live action films...
Three infernalists return from the grave after the PCs accidentally summon them, seeking eternal life and youth by sacrificing the children of a town.

>>13952887
that should be
>doesnt make it LESS good.

>>13952928
The Sanderson Sisters, from Hocus Pocus. God I love that movie.

I dunno about you guys, but i see frollo as an inquisitor and gaston as a marine

>>13952961
dont forget commissar rapunzel

>>13952928
He was given full control of the police and allowed to pass sentence and perform executions. For all intents and purposes he's in charge.

Did anyone ever figure out the second one in >>13952691?

>>13952691
The second is Madam Mim, right?

>>13953000
Oh shit!
And here I had used her myself upthread.
Nice eye.

>>13952984

Sorry, that one was mine. It was intended to be Mad Madam Mim from the Sword in the Stone, but I seem to have left out some of the description. Should have added "insane" and "shape shifter". Whoops!

>>13952970

A pair of greedy snake oil salesmen wish to kill the PC's pet in order to sell its component parts.

Man.

The PCs' adopted father, a millionaire who wishes to exploit their psychic powers (it's been a long time, this may be inaccurate)

An evil air conditioner.

An embezzler who accidentally gave the PCs his ill-gotten fortune, and wishes to expose them for taking it

A sadistic god from a rival pantheon, constantly torturing and disassembling his subjects within full view of the PCs, who are eventually dragged into his realm, and find that the nightmarish creatures he has made are actually quite kind

Mongolians.

A greedy prince who rules in his brother's name while he is off fighting in a war drives the common people of his country into crime with his harsh rule. Has mother issues.

>>13953021
That would have been a good clue.

A pretender to the throne, his advisor, and his local proxy working in concert to overtax his people to make up for feeling like the unfavorite child.
A servant spiriting away wealthy heirs in order to claim his master's inheritance for himself.

The rejected squire of a famous hero who uses his inventions and connections to have the hero shunned and his allies systematically murdered in order to create an opponent that even he can never overcome.

>>13952970
fucking smug and self-absorbed girl.

Here's another couple.

The jailer of an escaped alien convict who, despite that alien's reformation and newly formed relationship with local lifeforms, simply seeks to return him to restore his position in the space police force.

The rival of one of the main employees in a factory, who sets out to build a machine that will -- through draining the life from it's targets - increase production a thousandfold.

(Moving on from movies, but into cartoon spinoffs):
A medieval mechanical genius attempts to upset and get rid of the street urchin who is constantly throwing a monkey wrench into his plans.

An air pirate seeks to get rid of the air delivery pilot that is always messing around in his affairs, whether by choice or by accident.

>>13953091
>Mongolians

Fuck year, Mulan! Manliest movie about a chick ever made.

>>13953095
>>13953105
Whoa, synchronicity.

>>13953105
>>13953095

Prince John mind. Also Edgar and Syndrome.

>>13953105
The servant is the butler from The Aristocats!

>>13953123

>>13953095

Robin Hood?

If I want to base a campaign based off of the Robin Jood legend, I'd use the Mel Brooks version instead.

A dog returns from the dead looking for revenge on his killer using an orphan girl who can talk to animals.

>>13953123

SING IT!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSS5dEeMX64&fmt=18

Let's get down to business, to defeat the Huns!

-A stereotypical but bungling mad scientist and brutally efficient cohort that constantly appears and annoys the PCs with his rule-the-world schemes and gets away, but then finally gets his shit together and forms a truly effective plan to rule the world by amassing a nigh unstoppable super army that has been stealthily deployed across the world through food depots.

And especially hates hairless vermin.

>>13953091
>Man.
i see what you did there.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kQw8aCqVbU

>>13953170
Not Disney, but All Dogs Go To Heaven.

>>13953182
Drakken from Kim Possible? That's the only thing that 'hairless rodents' points to to me.

>>13953091
Doc Terminus
Dunno
Not sure
Dunno
No idea
Sid
The Huns
>>13953115
Gantu
Randall (and implicitly Waternoose)
Mechanicles
Don Karnage

>>13953183
>>13953123
I thought I'd throw out a couple of easy ones.

Try the rest.

A ruler of a hidden kingdom seeks a powerful technology that would allow him to dominate his region and infiltrate neighboring civilizations.

>>13953197
>>13953091
Ok, upon looking over the plot summary, I think I may have been way off on the Escape to Witch Mountain one, which...has a millionaire of some sort...and adopted parents to psychic children...

I dunno.

>>13953091

>A pair of greedy snake oil salesmen wish to kill the PC's pet in order to sell its component parts.
... no idea.
>Man.
Again, no idea.
>The PCs' adopted father, a millionaire who wishes to exploit their psychic powers (it's been a long time, this may be inaccurate)
Escape to Witch Mountain?
>An evil air conditioner.
The Brave Little Toaster.
>An embezzler who accidentally gave the PCs his ill-gotten fortune, and wishes to expose them for taking it
Blank Check
>A sadistic god from a rival pantheon, constantly torturing and disassembling his subjects within full view of the PCs, who are eventually dragged into his realm, and find that the nightmarish creatures he has made are actually quite kind
Toy Story (the neighbor kid specifically)
Mongolians.

>>13953115

>The jailer of an escaped alien convict who, despite that alien's reformation and newly formed relationship with local lifeforms, simply seeks to return him to restore his position in the space police force.

movie: Lilo and Stitch; don't remember the villains name.

>
The rival of one of the main employees in a factory, who sets out to build a machine that will -- through draining the life from it's targets - increase production a thousandfold.

This could be Monsters Inc...not sure though

>>13953241
You have no idea...for...Man?

From Bambi?

But you got my mangled recollection of the plot of Escape from Witch Mountain?

>>13953241
Man is from Bambi.
Is The Brave Little Toaster even Disney?
Never heard of Blank Check.

>>13953279
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Disney_theatrical_feature_films

Look 'em up.

>>13953201
nah. i didnt watch many kids movies when i was a kid. i mainly watched horror movies, and even later at night, the adult channel.

both after my folks had gone to sleep of course.

yes, having my room in the basement had its benefits.

An educated but thoroughly evil man who uses his unnatural eyes to instill fear in others. This obsession with fear has led to his construction of a Dark Carnvial, filled with the worst horrors and terrors he can muster. His greatest triumph is a concotion that has the power to twist any consuming it into nightmarish, unthinkng beasts to star in the ghastly spotlight of his hellish bigtop.

>>13953300
Oh god. That was one of the most nightmare-inducing movies of my childhood. That fucker would be a PERFECT villain for a horror campaign.

>>13953300

Professor Screweye.

A demon trapped using druidic magic escapes and wreaks havoc on his former captors using new technology. He is also the most ludicrously charming thing in a hundred mile radius.

>>13953115
>>The rival of one of the main employees in a factory, who sets out to build a machine that will -- through draining the life from it's targets - increase production a thousandfold.

I have a sneaking suspicion I've seen this, but I can't think what it might be.

>>13953342

>>13952541 here. How the fuck did I leave Tim Curry off my list? Wasn't sure if Ferngully was Disney, though.

>>13953300
that movie was pretty damn good.

>>13953342
fuck yeah, hexxus.

dat tim curry.

>>13953300
That movie with the dinosaurs in it? It's been too long since I remembered the name.

>>13953342
Hexxus from Fern Gully (again not Disney).

A defamed and exiled ascetic vows vengeance on the royal family who exiled him, selling his soul and losing his God-given healing gifts, becoming a wraith in the process, to be able to summon and manipulate demons to do his dirty work.

>>13953300
>>13953342
Neither We're Back nor FernGully are Disney.

>>13953372
Boy, oh, boy does that sounds like Rasputin.

>>13953376

Yeah, but we're running out of good Disney villains that haven't been used at this point.

A helpful-seeming community organizer who locks up passers-by in a tortuous prison to feed his belief in the worthlessness of people. Will sometimes take the hardiest of his prisoners and induct them into his special team of enforcers.

>And more...

A race of energy aliens seeks to eradicate the last vestiges of humanity, fearing their technological advancement and capability.

A young girl leaves her home in her society's rite-of-passage, heading to a seaside town where she meets snooty kids, a flying enthusiast and participates in a dirigible disaster.

>>13953562
Titan AE?

>>13953562
Kiki's Delivery Service

Mommy is sick! And a Goat with wierd eyes has blocked your way. Fucking goat.

>>13952062
Lion King = Hamlet.

Prove me wrong.

>>13953628
You can read the entirety of Hamlet without anything really damning Claudius as an unsympathetic villain. Hamlet is just as bad as he is.

Fuck yes Titan AE.


The Drej are the best hive-aliens in fiction. Any other opinion is wrong.

>>13953628
I believe the fact that the Pride Lands don't even kind of resemble Denmark proves you wrong.

>>13952142
He's a Bishop or Cardinal in the English version I remember.

But that isn't a pure Disney story of course

>>13953690
I inherently hate energy beings.

ITT, all children's cartoons are Disney.

>>13953613
No idea about the goat.

>>13953712
They weren't really made of energy, whatever that "Pure energy" bollocks they spread around.

If anything they were luminous matter. Or a light-based nervous system wrapped up in a fleshy shell.

A bureaucrat is given newfound powers by an evil god, who stole from the creator of the world. Now the bureaucrat seeks to become greater than any god, while the creator deity in question has found himself cast out of heaven and stuck in mortal form - having to use his knowledge of the world he created to help his allies save the world from the autocratic iron grip of the new dark lord.

If the villains become Campaign villains, what would that make the heroes/heroines? Player Characters? Supporting cast for the PCs? Heroes in their own right? Different villains?

>>13953795
Mulan really ought to be dressed as Chinese institutionalized sexism, but that's a hard costume to design.

>>13953613
You're thinking of My Neighbor Totoro, there.

>>13953628
And Beauty and the Beast is about the French struggle against the nobility that would eventually lead to the revolution, through the eyes of a young girl raised on romanticized stories.

>>13952785
This is why the the Imperium has the Black Ships flying everywhere! Fucking psykers!

An inhuman woman who seeks to trap the PC's in a dream world for alien purposes, and is willing to resort to violence if need be.
>whichoo supposed
Captcha has an accent. Who knew?

A military general who accompanies the PCs on an expedition to a lost city as backup. Said general finds somthing of great magical power and attempts to use it as a weapon

>>13953743
Then how did the Titan use them for power?
>>13953791
...Happily (N)Ever After?

>>13953795
This is... kind of hot. Needs Tia dressed as Dr. Facilier.