What's your favorite thing(s) about your villain oc from your novel/comic?

[Purplegirl]

Any particular quirks, traits, lore or stories that you like/love? Tell me a bit about your villain and why you like them/what makes them stand out to you.

[spicy_sweets]

I would say Jack. He had valuable reasons for doing what he did, and regretted them for a long time after realizing the consequences. It was an impulsive decision that he didn't expect to do, but learned from his mistakes and made up for it later.

Wait, I just remembered I have two Jacks. Not Jack Frost, folks.

[KoreanTacos]

My fav villain Derza (which he won't appear until chapter 3), despite having his body be altered by alchemy and being kept in the castles dungeon due to his monstrous figure his only real purpose in his life is the hope that he would one day be able to protect the queen, but when his world is destroyed so too was his hope. Now he's just a very spiteful man who only wishes to prove he's the strongest being in all the universe, despite constantly being kicked down by his fellow comrades.

[eleoza]

I love villains xD
@spicy_sweets I love bad guys who turn good later in the plot, Jack sounds cool!
@KoreanTacos Ahhh a bitter villain, those are great!

I have evil cousins in my comic. What I like about them is that one went psycho once and the other is a scarcastic meanie who has a threatening vibe :3

[spadesart]

he hasnt appeared yet but ......................hoo........nasty boy. stupid stinky man.

his hair moves and floats like its underwater and its so fun to draw. his whole face is too actually.

i cant show his design yet bc it spoils hints ive put in the background of certain panels (but i dont...think my readers pick up on them? nobodys commented on it yet) but im really happy with his design

[hjfsdh2222]

1. The sexiness B)
2. How he acts when he has lost.

[Rowein]

I like that she thinks she's right and has rights about what she's doing, and that she does what she does because is lonely.

[MariMontoya]

Ravi is as charming as he is intelligent. He may seem helpful and will get you out of a pickle or two even saving your life but when he comes knocking at your door asking you to return the favor best to run the other direction XD.

[ar-ninetysix]

Deleted my comment bc giving it a second thought, I feel like I revealed WAY too much about my comic lol I'll just write about the characters and a few plot points instead of sharing arcs. Both are from Momma's Boy.

Arashi's a leader that feels like he has to be a leader. He feels trapped in the position that he'd rather leave. He'd rather not fight since he often turns to blackmailing instead. While he may not the best at fighting, he can hold his own. He very much feels guilty about his actions and doesn't believe in second chances. I want him to try to redeem himself because of the MC making the effort to befriend him towards the end of an arc. He's, by far, the most complex character I'll have to write, but hopefully, I'll do him justice.

Kurenai's a leader that does what she needs to do, but does NOT care about being a leader. She's got the past of an underdog, but now she feels so empty without any hardships. She feels this so much, that she practically encourages the MC to challenge her. Once her leadership is ripped away later on by her subordinates, it's no pity party, she only sees this as yet another challenge. It'll be interesting to write her and her connection to the MC, considering she's the enemy and she looks like his mother.

[Kann]

What I like about a villain from my comic? He's a really calm guy. He's actually so calm it's kind of creepy. He has a habit of telling people the truth they don't want to hear/remember about, because he finds enjoyment with playing around with words to hurt people. Also he doesn't even try to hide the fact, that he's the bad guy.
(Also I've been told he's handsome.)

His motives and stuff would actually spoil too much so that's all I can write for now. ^^;

[YaoiParadise]

I like the villain in my main novel, Blood Moon because you don't even realize he's the villain until you get into season two of the book. He starts out as my character's childhood best friend (and sorta secret crush) and it all goes downhill, progressively worse, so he slowly morphs into the big bad. I think it's a lot of fun to show character arcs like that.

I'm all about villains that are still people, though.Bad guys with backstories just as deep as the main characters (sometimes deeper...guilty habit)

[LordSeriphus]

Skaarin is definitely my favorite I've written so far. (And one of the few I've created, because there's so few heroes in my world.)
Skaarin created a way to make his body regenerate any wound. And goes far enough to do this to the main character, meaning neither of them can die now!
He's gone through a lot in his past, and when he was finally ready to settle down, his family was murdered during a war by his king. He tried for years on end to work through the kings ranks and get close to him to earn revenge, but he was sent off to watch King Alucin's son. The king died during this time, leaving Skaarin's life as empty as it could become. He fell back to research and learning, and used prisoners as test subjects, even stealing someone else's body, because his was aging.
He is ruthless, broken, has violent and gory fits when he's ecstatic, and he's cunning. But most of all, he's patient. As a man who's lost everything and can't die, he has no fears. And he's able to get what he wants. At least, until new wants arise...

Skaarin is a blast to write! In fact, he was such a big piece in Part One that when I realized he wouldn't be back until the third and final part of my story, I changed my ideas entirely. Part One has fast-paced pov changes between the protagonist and villain. (Lucrys and Skaarin.) And I let this flow and explode, because they're both so mentally broken, that breaking some rules of storytelling almost needed to be done to truly manifest their characters. Part two is about Lucrys. And Part Three is dedicated to Skaarin at their split. Until the final chapter where they finally meet again.

He may seem helpful and will get you out of a pickle or two even saving your life but when he comes knocking at your door asking you to return the favor

This is totally like Temorra. I call him "The Man of Debt." xD However, he's not so harsh with it. If you wrong him, he'll use you for help, or harm you somehow. But he goes both directions. If he harms someone or someone does something for him, he'll always make sure to return the favor and make it up to them the best he can. Or... in any way he feels is equal, at least. xP

[Wumbl]

Nobody knows who they are - they could be any member of the cast. >:^) Gotta love mystery plots.

[Chita]

Basically is that he/they have some reasons to do the things that they do, they doesn’t justify their actions at all, but there’s some kind of morality between them.

[monotone_ink]

She's cute!

I don't consider there to be many villains in this story though, if at all.

[Cavechan]

Well, trying to be vague and not say much... but the thing I like about my villain(s) is that they aren't villains. Well, maybe not entirely. It's difficult to explain without giving spoilers. lol Let's just say things aren't what they appear to be on the surface.

[Futapas]

Hmm what can i say about mine...i think i like his crazyness.

[DokiDokiTsuna]

My main villain from Deadeye is called Inez, and I like her because she's such a "free" person. She's honest, sociable, and even kind to her victims when she wants to be. She's kind of like Kyubey from Madoka Magica: the villain and the plot-helper-information-giver all at once.
Except she doesn't hide much of anything; her "magical girls" know exactly what they're getting into. She just strategically sets things up so that they don't have any other choice.

[Swamp]

It's hard to pin down a "villain" for Rethe, since most of the conflict is... an entire war, but there's a few shifting antagonists.
Right now, the main antagonist would probably be Seph. I like that she's an incredibly sincere person. She comes off as blunt and harsh, but she is somebody who is legitimately overwhelmed and baffled by the world and is doing the best with the information and abilities she has. Rous has a Big Intense Rivalry with her, and she has no idea what's going on and just wants to work.
Poor girl's a Luna Lovegood and Rous thinks he's found his Draco Malfoy.

[amortelito]

Well, I love that my villain is the main character. And...well, he is very emotional and expressive and funny. Nothing you would expect to form a cold-blooded killer. I was telling my readers that he was supposed to be the stoic mysterious loner who had trouble showing emotion and evolved to "mean dramatic bitch". I don't think we have a real villain, because all characters are justified in being like that at one point. When we start the comic it looks like a standard teenage manga with the cliche good vs evil but then we explore the roles and heroes become villains, villains become more villainous, villains become heroes depending on the side you chose to support.