There's also the theory that Shen wiped out the majority of the snow leopards given that they're colors are black and white. And Tai Lung was left on the doorstep as an orphan to be found similar to Po
The one thing I've noticed that DreamWorks dose best? The sound design. Villains theme music is always amazing, perfectly encapsulating the antagonists aura
One of my favorites villains is Pitch black from Rise of the guardians. He has a scary voice, is powerful and sneaky. I feel a bit bad for him. The guy has no family or friends, humans can't see or talk to him š¢If he wasn't jealous of the guardians, he could worked with them and make them realised that humans need fear and courage like day and night.
Jack horner is funny and entertaining. I like his design too, it's silly but impressive!
Death is the greatest villain in DreamWorks not only he chased puss physically but he played with him mentally giving him idea how worse I can be when you have to chase your life while people connected to you having expectations from you
My favorite Dreamworks villains are definitely Tai Lung, Lord Shen, Fairy Godmother, Rumplestiltskin, Tighten, King Rameses, Eris, Jack Horner and especially Death! And I would love for you to do the same with Sony Animation villains: these baddies stuck with us because they are not just loud or flashy, but memorable, specific and sometimes totally unhinged!
My favorite is death and who doesnāt love death. Death is the best character in our world with him. Oh, and I commented on this a couple seconds ago.
19:47 DEATHās coming into the Star though the⦠stuff everyone gets sucked into⦠just EPIC. He just walks right though⦠like entering an house šš
Death is among one of the greatest fictional characters ever created, he delivers a role that means more than just being a villain for the main character to surpass, death becomes a life lesson as ironic as it may sound, teaching the real values that follow life closely.
As a wise man once said: "Death is not the end of a life, it's just the next step"
@3:40 I feel like not only is this a great way to tell us that Jack is just evil for the hell of it, but also a spit in the face to Disney with their constant redeemable villain arc BS. Like let evil be evil for evil sake, its not hard.
Jack Horner is the perfect blend of comedic and threatening, heās got plenty of moments where I got a good laugh but he also felt like a genuine threat to the cast, especially during the final fight on the Wishing Star.