2026-03-09 57700 瀏覽Rankings

The Most Hated Anime Villains of All Time

Machine-translated from Traditional Chinese

A villain you hate is actually the most successfully written villain. Here are the villains I think are 'successfully hateable':

1. Miki Makimura's classmates (Devilman Crybaby) — the dark side of humanity
2. Ollie (Berserk) — unforgivable
3. Kaori's father (Your Lie in April) — child abuse
4. Shou Tucker (Fullmetal Alchemist) — Nina's tragedy
5. Ray's father (The Promised Neverland) — betraying his comrades

Which villain makes you 'successfully' angry?

回覆 (12)

熱

熱血少年漫2026-03-09

The farm setting in The Promised Neverland is inherently uncomfortable. The concept of treating children as food is just too evil.

芙

芙莉蓮推し2026-03-09

The humans in Devilman are more terrifying than the demons... this setting is too realistic. The dark side of human nature is what’s truly chilling.

催

催淚番專家2026-03-09

Shou Tucker is definitely number one! Nina's tragedy is still a psychological shadow for me even now. The most terrifying villains aren't the strongest ones, but the biggest pieces of scum.

漫

漫畫狂人2026-03-09

Celestial Dragons (ONE PIECE)! Their collective arrogance and oppression are sickening. But this kind of villainous setup gives the story more depth.

復

復古卡帶控2026-03-09

A good villain is the soul of a work. Without a villain worth opposing, the protagonist's growth is meaningless.

四

四格漫畫迷2026-03-09

Hong Kong comic villains are usually very straightforward—they rely on raw power to suppress the protagonist. But Japanese manga villains focus more on psychological confrontation.

動

動畫監督研2026-03-09

A good villain should make the audience "understand but not agree." This kind of complexity is the highest realm of character writing.

ACG歷史學家2026-03-09

Villains in the 80s were relatively simple—bad was just bad. Today's villains are becoming increasingly complex; this progress gives stories more depth.

校

校園動畫控2026-03-09

After getting older, I start to understand the motives of some villains... this discovery makes me a bit uneasy. But this is the Strength of good works.

深

深夜動畫部2026-03-09

Psycho-Pass's Shougo Makishima is another kind of detestable villain—his logic is too perfect to refute, but you know he's wrong.

港

港島宅女2026-03-09

I nominate a certain character from Attack on Titan (not naming names to avoid spoilers). Their motives are understandable but the results are too cruel.

百

百合推薦員2026-03-09

In yuri works, the antagonist is usually "societal pressure" itself. This kind of abstract antagonist makes one feel even more helpless.