Best Villan version 2.0

[strawberryman]

Point 1) Sick ass sword
Point 2) Black Cloak looks cool
Point 3) .....His hair is tight

Coolness doesn't make a good villian.


Kefka. For. The. Win.

[GunbladeMaster]

when i play 6
maybe ill change my mind

[TurkSlayer]

judging from the scary looking clown pics of Kefka that i saw id say that Sephiroth is stil the best

Point 1) Sick ass sword
Point 2) Black Cloak looks cool
Point 3) .....His hair is tight

Yeah, Sephi is cool at first glance, but if you really think about it, he's just a psychotic momma's boy. Kefka.... Well, he's a psychotic clown, but thats better than momma's boy. And Kuja takes the win because he's the fairly sane (until the end), sophisticated, intelligent cross-dresser.

[Shiny]

Jenova woops them all!

[XxRaikohxX]

kefka is evil to the max!!!!!! play the game ull see why dont wanna spoil it for u

btw heres a pic of kefka in sprite form
http://rpgstory2.free.fr/RPGMaker/Re...Sets/Kefka.png

[BlackRibon]

Sephy and kefka are good...
kuja as well...
but none of them can beat the ultimate killing machine, Sin.
he/she stands for 1000 years killing people and destroying things, it was a real badass villain with nothing to lose and only one goal, kill, kill and kill.
nice isn't it?

[Nightmare X]

judging from the scary looking clown pics of Kefka that i saw id say that Sephiroth is stil the best

Point 1) Sick ass sword
Point 2) Black Cloak looks cool
Point 3) .....His hair is tight

You seem to only care about how a character looks, which means you don't know anything about character development or villains and only care if a character is "Badass looking" (By the way, Sephiroth looked like a goth, so the "KEFKA LOOKS LIKE A CLOWN" argument doesn't work)

Kefka was a sadistic, nihilistic and misanthropic bastard, bent on pretty much the destruction of EVERYTHING, enjoying each and every one of his horrible acts while still keeping a somewhat amusing feeling to him.
Also, Kefka went as far as destroying the entire world and becoming a God, then ruling it for an entire year with an iron fist while smiting anyone who opposed him: He basically killed all hope in the world. But that wasn't enough for him, by the time of the final battle he has decided that life is meaningless and that he must destroy everything, EVERYTHING, or as he would say "Create a monument to non-existence!".

So basically, Kefka happens to be so delightfully evil that anyone who thinks Sephiroth is more evil is obviously dumb, fanboyish as hell, or both.

Also, Kefka has that laugh, which, although not a real point in his favor, is a rather memorable thing to him.


Scary, huh?

"Then I'll destroy those too.
Why do people rebuild things they know are going to be destroyed?
Why do people cling to life when they know they can't live forever?
Think how meaningless each of your lives is!" -Kefka Palazzo

[Legends]

kefka kicked ash, he was freaking halarious aswell, a villian thats funny isnt somin really in FF so i think that made 6 even better.
and btw...necron was the stupidist villian of all...all of a sudden he apears? never mentioned never thought of, he just comes up, you fight him and hes like ill never die....i thought it was so stupid..sry thats just my beef

[Azure Chrysanthemum]

Since I was too lazy to add Dycedarg to the list, Kefka it is. Dycedarg, however, is the ultimate in manipulative, cold and calculating evil.

[TurkSlayer]

You seem to only care about how a character looks, which means you don't know anything about character development or villains and only care if a character is "Badass looking" (By the way, Sephiroth looked like a goth, so the "KEFKA LOOKS LIKE A CLOWN" argument doesn't work)

Kefka was a sadistic, nihilistic and misanthropic bastard, bent on pretty much the destruction of EVERYTHING, enjoying each and every one of his horrible acts while still keeping a somewhat amusing feeling to him.
Also, Kefka went as far as destroying the entire world and becoming a God, then ruling it for an entire year with an iron fist while smiting anyone who opposed him: He basically killed all hope in the world. But that wasn't enough for him, by the time of the final battle he has decided that life is meaningless and that he must destroy everything, EVERYTHING, or as he would say "Create a monument to non-existence!".

So basically, Kefka happens to be so delightfully evil that anyone who thinks Sephiroth is more evil is obviously dumb, fanboyish as hell, or both.

Also, Kefka has that laugh, which, although not a real point in his favor, is a rather memorable thing to him.


Scary, huh?

"Then I'll destroy those too.
Why do people rebuild things they know are going to be destroyed?
Why do people cling to life when they know they can't live forever?
Think how meaningless each of your lives is!" -Kefka Palazzo

Which is why Kefka is ONE of the best, though I found Kuja a better character. He obviously wasn't as evil as Kefka, but I found him a more interesting character.

Sephiroth, on the other hand, was what I said before. A power hungry momma's boy. He had the badass look, sure, but his goals were lame and he spent the whole fuggin' game in a crater. To be honest, he never really did anything except summon Meteor, and what did that do? It destroyed a city. Whoop-de-doo. Kefka enslaved the planet, and Kuja destroyed a planet. Beat that.

[Nightmare X]

Hm, I really haven't had the chance of checking out FF9, but Kuja might as well be a good villain (I don't care if he looks like a woman, looks don't matter when you're a villain, unless you look like Brian Peppers).

I agree with the Sephiroth thing, though, all he ever did was "OMFG I KEEL AERIS" and "LOL I SUMMON THIS METEOR THAT FAILS PATHETICALLY", that and getting killed by a guy with a Zapdos for hair.
His motivations were lame (Actually, were there ANY?), his reasons to be evil were lame as hell (Kefka at least had the excuse of insanity in the beginning, then we get to know the depths of his nihilism, which is in my opinion a rather good excuse for his evilness, I mean, if life is pointless he might as well destroy all of it, right?) and the way he used to attempt destroy the world was rather uncreative (A meteor? What do you think I am? A T-Rex?).

Plus, spending the whole game as a fuggin corpse encased in materia was dumb as well, and did I mention he didn't say ANYTHING before the final battle? I don't know about you, but I feel that when the villain doesn't do or say anything before the final battle it's rather anti-climatic.

In my opinion, the only reason as to why Sephiroth gets all of that dumb credit is because of the way he looks (looks don't make a character, fools), despite saying nothing interesting, having nothing really memorable to him (Aside from an unrealistic sword), and lacking on any kind of psychological development whatsoever (Why did he want to destroy the world is beyond me).