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| The Wicked Queen, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, 1937 |
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Occupation: monarch
Henchmen: the Huntsman
Crimes: attempted murder, conspiracy to commit murder
Motive: vanity
Alter ego: the Hag
"...a special sort of death for one so fair." |
| J. Worthington Foulfellow, Pinocchio, 1940 |
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Occupation: con artist
Henchmen: Gideon
Crimes: accessory to kidnapping, fraud, child endangerment
Motive: greed
Alias: Honest John
"Then you haven't heard of the easy road to success." |
| Lady Tremaine, Cinderella, 1950 |
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Occupation: lady
Henchmen: Lucifer
Crimes: destruction of royal property, treason
Motive: jealousy
Talent: plays the piano
"These beads...they give it just the right touch." |
| Queen of Hearts, Alice in Wonderland, 1951 |
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Occupation: monarch, tyrant
Henchmen: deck of cards
Crimes: none; absolute monarchs can do as they like
Motive: bad temper
Sport: croquet
"All ways are my ways!" |
| Captain Hook, Peter Pan, 1953 |
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Occupation: ship's captain
Henchmen: Mr. Smee, assorted buccaneers
Crimes: piracy, murder, attempted murder, kidnapping, terroristic threats
Motive: hatred
Fear: chronomentrophobia (fear of clocks)
"...and Captain Hook never breaks a promise." |
| Maleficent, Sleeping Beauty, 1959 |
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Occupation: evil fairy
Henchmen: hideous goons
Crimes: attempted murder, kidnapping, trespassing
Motive: spite
Residence: The Forbidden Mountain
"You thought you could defeat me, the mistress of all evil!" |
| Cruella de Vil, One Hundred and One Dalmatians, 1961 |
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Occupation: rich society gal
Henchmen: Horace & Jasper Badun
Crimes: dognapping, reckless driving, assault and battery
Motive: revenge
Psychosis: doramania (excessive enthusiasm for furs)
"Poison them, drown them, bash them in the head..." |
| Madam Mim, The Sword in the Stone, 1963 |
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Occupation: witch
Henchmen: none
Crimes: attempted murder
Motive: just for fun
Hobby: games
"Sounds like someone's sick. How nice." |
| Shere Khan, The Jungle Book, 1967 |
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Occupation: predator
Henchmen: none
Crimes: none; it's no crime for a tiger to stalk prey.
Motive: hatred
Fear: pyrophobia (fear of fire)
"It makes the chase more interesting...for me." |
| Edgar, The Aristocats, 1970 |
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Occupation: butler
Henchmen: none
Crimes: grand theft, trespassing
Motive: greed
Last known whereabouts: Timbuktu
"I'll be gone! No...oh, no...they'll be gone." |
| Prince John, Robin Hood, 1973 |
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Occupation: would-be monarch
Henchmen: Sir Hiss, the Sheriff of Nottingham
Crimes: treason, abuse of power
Motive: sibling rivalry
Annoying habit: thumb-sucking
"This crown gives me a feeling of power! Power! Forgive me a cruel chuckle, heh, heh, heh, power." |
| Madame Medusa, The Rescuers, 1977 |
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Occupation: pawn shop owner
Henchmen: Mr. Snoops
Crimes: kidnapping, child endangerment, assault with a deadly weapon
Motive: obsession
Fear: suriphobia (fear of mice)
"What makes you think anyone would want a homely little girl like you?" |
| The Horned King, The Black Cauldron, 1985 |
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Occupation: monarch
Henchmen: Creeper, Gwythaints, brutish warriors
Crimes: grave desecration, kidnapping, theft, assault and battery
Motive: delusions of godhood
Native land: Prydain
"Then you will worship me! Me!" |
| Professor Ratigan, The Great Mouse Detective, 1986 |
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Occupation: crimelord
Henchmen: Fidget, thugs
Crimes: treason, attempted regicide, kidnapping, murder, attempted murder, unlawful entry, assault and battery, child endangerment
Motive: megalomania
Pet peeve: being called a rat
"You know what happens when someone upsets me." |
| Sykes, Oliver and Company, 1988 |
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Occupation: loan shark
Henchmen: Roscoe, DeSoto
Crimes: extortion, kidnapping, terroristic threats, reckless driving, child endangerment
Motive: greed
Hobby: model-building
"I don't think you grasp the severity of the situation." |
| Ursula, The Little Mermaid, 1989 |
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Occupation: former courtier, now sea witch for hire
Henchmen: Flotsam & Jetsam
Crimes: treason, fraud, attempted murder
Motive: ambition
Fantasy: thinks she's thin
"So much for true love!" |
| Percival C. McLeach, The Rescuers Down Under, 1990 |
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Occupation: hunter
Henchmen: Joanna the lizard
Crimes: poaching, kidnapping, attempted murder, cruelty to animals, child endangerment
Motive: greed
Education: third grade
"Let's see if we can do something to refresh that rusty old memory of yours." |
| Gaston, Beauty and the Beast, 1991 |
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Occupation: pub owner, town bully
Henchmen: Lefou, local yokels
Crimes: attempted murder, kidnapping, breaking and entering, assault and battery, arson, incitement to riot
Motive: vanity
True love: himself
"Don't I deserve the best?" |
| Jafar, Aladdin, 1992 |
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Occupation: vizier
Henchmen: Iago
Crimes: attempted murder, kidnapping, treason, assault and battery, theft
Motive: ambition
Special ability: hypnosis
"How many times do I have to kill you, boy?" |
| Scar, The Lion King, 1994 |
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Occupation: predator
Henchmen: Shenzi, Banzai, Ed
Crimes: regicide/fratricide, attempted murder, assault and battery, child endangerment
Motive: ambition
Identifying marks: scar over left eye
"Long live the king." |
| Ratcliffe, Pocahontas, 1995 |
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Occupation: colonial governor
Henchmen: colonists
Crimes: attempted genocide, incitement to riot, abuse of power, assault with a deadly weapon
Motive: social advancement
Disability: crick in the spine
"I'll need those witless peasants to dig up my gold." |
| Claude Frollo, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, 1996 |
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Occupation: judge
Henchmen: soldiers
Crimes: attempted genocide, manslaughter, attempted murder, attempted infanticide, abuse of power, police brutality, kidnapping, assault with a deadly weapon
Motive: lust
Object of desire: Esmeralda
"How dare you defy me!" |
| Hades, Hercules, 1997 |
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Occupation: lord of the dead
Henchmen: Pain & Panic
Crimes: treason, attempted murder, kidnapping, conspiracy
Motive: sibling rivalry
Hair: flaming
"Boom, bada-boom, boom, boom!" |
| Shan-Yu, Mulan, 1998 |
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Occupation: warlord
Henchmen: the Hun army
Crimes: mass murder, war crimes, kidnapping, assault and battery
Motive: conquest
Color scheme: monochromatic
"Your walls and armies have fallen. And now, it's your turn." |
| Clayton, Tarzan, 1999 |
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Occupation: safari guide
Henchmen: unscrupulus sailors
Crimes: attempted murder, kidnapping, piracy, mutiny, assault and battery, assault with a deadly weapon
Motive: greed
Final victim: himself
"I've got some hunting to do." |
| Yzma, The Emperor's New Groove, 2000 |
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Occupation: former royal advisor, now kitty
Henchmen: Kronk
Crimes: attempted regicide, treason, kidnapping, assault and battery
Motive: ambition
Descendant: Cruella De Vil
"Or, to save on postage, I could just poison him with this!" |
| Lyle T. Rourke, Atlantis: the Lost Empire, 2001 |
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Occupation: expedition commander, explorer, mercenary
Henchmen: Helga Sinclair
Crimes: murder, kidnapping, assault and battery, grand theft, breaking and entering
Motive: greed
Middle name: Tiberius
"I love it when I win." |
| John Silver, Treasure Planet, 2002 |
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Occupation: pirate, cook
Henchmen: alien sailors
Crimes: mutiny, piracy, kidnapping, arson, theft, assault and battery, breaking and entering
Motive: greed
Designation: cyborg
"I've come too far t'let ye come between me and me treasure." |
| Alameda Slim, Home on the Range, 2004 |
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Occupation: former ranch hand, now land baron
Henchmen: The Willie Brothers, Rico
Crimes: rustling, fraud, assault and battery
Motive: revenge
Talent: yodelling
"When you're talkin' revenge, every last acre counts." |
| Dr. Facilier, The Princess and the Frog, 2009 |
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Occupation: witch doctor, fortune teller, con artist
Henchmen: Lawrence, shadow creatures
Crimes: fraud, kidnapping, conspiracy to commit murder
Motive: envy
Nickname: The Shadow Man
"I need his heart pumpin'. For now." |
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