How (NOT) To Write a Boring Villain

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  @StupidQupidPanda · 8 months ago

  “Singing killed my grandma!”<br>“I ATE MY GRANDMA!”

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• CA

  @capitainsheep1137 · 9 months ago

  I love how every video magnifico take some bullets

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• LI

  @linkibear8644 · 7 months ago

  One thing I love about Kung fu panda 3<br>He just gives off so much aura, and I’m so glad they showed him in actual combat, I just wish they fully animated him vs kai in the past.

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  @bahesb2419 · 9 months ago

  Friendly recommendation: How to write everyday villains. Villains that are written so realistically that they might exist in the real world and already have ( good examples being yoshigake kira from jojo, jimmy from mouthwashing and emperor belos from owl house). They are some of my favorite Type of villains and would love to see you discuss that subject and give your own thoughts and opinions about it.

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• TW

  @twylanaythias · 9 months ago

  I think you&apos;re missing the big picture with Mor&apos;du, even though you came close. &nbsp;In Brave, Mor&apos;du isn&apos;t The Big Bad like Kai in Kung Fu Panda 3; he&apos;s Merida&apos;s mirror - he&apos;s someone whose path Merida is following, perhaps more analogous to the Ghost of Christmas Future from A Christmas Carol. &nbsp;While Mor&apos;du is indeed a threat, he isn&apos;t the true Antagonist; Brave is pitting Merida against herself (aka the Man vs Himself Conflict).

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• PY

  @pyrielt · 9 months ago (edited)

  Tbh when I watched Brave, I didn&apos;t really know he was <b>the</b> bad guy; just that &quot;hey, the evil bear&apos;s here, careful&quot;

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• DA

  @Dan-ub7ec · 9 months ago (edited)

  The point with Mor&apos;du isn&apos;t that he&apos;s a villain, but he is a crucial piece on this world story who is there to complete Merida&apos;s development, he&apos;s like her uf she didn&apos;t learn from the tales, and the whole &quot; my mom is a bear experiencie &quot;. So he isn&apos;t the main bad guy, he&apos;s the one who silently tells the same story we are watching, by tales, background and by characther growth

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• RA

  @radiantshay2146 · 6 months ago

  A Bugs Life. Pixar&apos;s way of explaining the wrongness of slavery to children 😬

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• BA

  @bahesb2419 · 9 months ago

  Friendly recommendation of a video: how to write the ambiguous ally. <br>These are the characters that are technically on the heroes side and yet we ,the audience, know they are up to something but we don’t know for the most part what exactly, leaving us to question whenever they are truly on the heroes side or not<br>(Good examples of these are Grunkle Stan from gravity falls, Alastor from Hazbin hotel, Kyoko kirigiri from danganronpa, makima from chainsaw man, Poppy from poppy playtime and Sirei from hundred line last defense academy).

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• SI

  @SirToad-s9s · 9 months ago

  You should make a vid about “how (Not) to write a character death that is remembered”

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  @DragonLaurel · 8 days ago

  Cruella has a great quote that goes with the the talking about power point. <br>&quot;If you need to talk about power, you don&apos;t have it&quot; - the Baroness

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• SA

  @SamBurton-q4n · 9 months ago

  To be fair the bear is a lot more like a real bear bc the will be quite and can feel like they come out of nowhere

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