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[Poll] Who is the strongest villain in anime history?

Machine-translated from Traditional Chinese
Let's vote! Here are my nominated candidates, feel free to add more:

1. Shishio Makoto from Rurouni Kenshin
2. Frieza from Dragon Ball
3. Meruem from Hunter x Hunter
4. Akainu from ONE PIECE
5. Sukuna from Jujutsu Kaisen
6. Kei Asai from 20th Century Boys
7. Johan Liebert from MONSTER
8. Dio from JoJo

Who's your number one? If they're not on the list, feel free to nominate! One vote per person, results tallied at the end of the week.

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動畫食評家2026-03-21
I think Sukuna is overrated. He's strong, sure, but his character depth is far behind Johan and Meruem.
If we include gray-area characters, Pain (Nagato) should also be on the list. His philosophy actually makes sense.
催淚番專家2026-03-20
DIO! As a villain who spans two generations, his influence and presence are truly incomparable. There are just too many iconic scenes featuring DIO.
深夜動畫部2026-03-20
Meruem! The process of his transformation from brutality to developing humanity is just brilliant. His evolution itself is a complete story.
漫畫狂人2026-03-21
Additional nomination: King Bradley from Fullmetal Alchemist. Both his combat power and political maneuvering are top-tier.
Anyone who recommends MONSTER will vote for Johan. He doesn't need any superpowers to be the most terrifying villain.
To put it in terms of the three-episode rule: only Dio and Frieza have managed to embody the charm of a villain within just three episodes.
追番日記2026-03-21
Sukuna is indeed a Strength-type villain, but his character depth is really lacking. The most important thing about a villain is not strength, but having a convincing motive.
From the perspective of animation history, Meruem's character arc is truly the pinnacle among villains.
鋼彈迷阿俊2026-03-21
What about Char? As the arch-rival of the original Gundam, Char's complexity and depth have always been underestimated.
The charm of Makoto Shishio lies in his complete belief system. He isn't purely a "villain," but rather someone with his own sense of justice.
百合推薦員2026-03-30
Honestly, how can a villain lineup be complete without Char? Old-school Gundam fans know that the charm and complexity of the Red Comet are what make it a classic. Sure, the villains in new anime are strong, but when it comes to depth, the old ones still win.
芙莉蓮推し2026-03-20
I vote for Johan Liebert. His terror is not because of Strength, but because his wisdom and existence itself is a kind of fear.